pearl (ferguson) smitherman

SMITHERMAN, Mrs. Pearl, F., 64, died Wednesday night at a Selma hospital.

Survivors include six daughters, Mrs. C. G. Cobb, Mrs. Nick Mosco, Mrs. Clyde Hall, Mrs. Vergil Bates, all of Selma; Mrs. Ralph Neal, Newman, Ga., Mrs. Lucille Richie, Eaton, Ga.; five sons, Clarence, William, John D. Smitherman, all of Selma; Howell Smitherman of Alberque, N.M., Frank Smitherman, Key West, Fla.; four brothers, Clar- ence Ferguson of Tuskegee, George, Marion, and Henry Fer- guson, Marbury.

Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Ferguson Smitherman, 64, 215 Lawrence St., were held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday at Breslin Service Funeral Home Chapel, the Rev. Harry Kirkley, pastor of Elkdale Baptist Church, officiating. Burial followed In New Live Oak Ceme- tery.

Pallbearers were the following members of the Disabled American Veterans organization: PE Yarbrough, Tom Byars. Johnny Harvey, Ben Ryan, Ed Wilson, Jr., George Headley, John A. Brown, Sr., past department commander; H. Thigpen, Tuscaloosa, state department chaplain, and C. O. Campbell, commander Selma Chapter 37.