jack smitherman
Jack
Smitherman, 27, at one time an employée of the City of Selma and for
seven years past a patient in the Montgomery Tubérculosis Sanitorium,
died in Selma at 4 p. m. Wednesday. He had returned
here the past December.
Unmarried he is survived by two brothers, three sisters, and a large connection, including an aunt, Mrs. W. J. Keener of 623 Furniss Avenue, who has been a foster mother to him in his illness.
The young Selmian was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smitherman, both of whom now are dead, the father having come here some years ago with the Miller Lumber Company, and he was educated in the Selma Public Schools.
The surviving sisters and brothers are: Mrs. Watt Dudley, Jr., of Dothan, Mrs. Harvey Harris of Nashville, both of whom arrived here today, and Mrs. John Walker of Panama City Fla., and Sam Smith- erman and Joe Smitherman," the latter a High School student.
here the past December.
Unmarried he is survived by two brothers, three sisters, and a large connection, including an aunt, Mrs. W. J. Keener of 623 Furniss Avenue, who has been a foster mother to him in his illness.
The young Selmian was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smitherman, both of whom now are dead, the father having come here some years ago with the Miller Lumber Company, and he was educated in the Selma Public Schools.
The surviving sisters and brothers are: Mrs. Watt Dudley, Jr., of Dothan, Mrs. Harvey Harris of Nashville, both of whom arrived here today, and Mrs. John Walker of Panama City Fla., and Sam Smith- erman and Joe Smitherman," the latter a High School student.