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Cleburne County AlArchives News.....Newspaper Abstracts for JUNE 1911 June 1911
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The Cleburne New Era

NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE CLEBURNE NEW ERA" , Heflin, Cleburne County,
Alabama for JUNE 1911

NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, June 1, 1911

NOTICE OF DAY FOR HEARING PROBATE OF WILL
State of Alabama, Cleburne County
Probate Court Special Term May 9, 1911

In the matter of the probate of the Will of James W. Rowe, deceased

To: Amanda Elkins, James M. Elkins, Mary Roberts, J.L. Roberts, all of whom
reside at Esom Hill, Polk County, Georgia; Martha Buttram and S.T. Buttram,
both of whom reside at Brookhaven, Miss. You will take notice that on the 9th
day of May 1911 a certain paper in writing, purporting to be the Last Will and
Testament of James W. Rowe, deceased, was filed in this office for probate by
Mary Roberts and that the 12th day of June 1011 has been appointed the day to
hear the proof in support of same, at which time you and all other persons
interested may appear and contest the same if you see proper to do so. A.H.
Glasgow, Judge of Probate
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LOCAL News

Mrs. Dixie Scott and family have moved to Iron City.
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Mrs. L.N. Bowdon from Birmingham, Ala., is visting her brother Rev. Melville
E. Wilson.
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Clellon Wager is with the Wright Drug Company as telephone operator.
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A.W. Almon went down to Anniston this week to see his new granddaughter at the
home of J.L. Yeatman.
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MRS. W.J. BEVERLY

On May the 1st, 1911, the death angel entered the home of Bro. W.J. Beverly
and took from him his dear christian companion who had helped him bear his
burdens and had been a helpmeet indeed. Sister Beverly was the daughter of
Jacob and Mary Luttrell. Was born at Warrensburg, Tenn. on July 10, 1859;
thus ended her life at the age of 57 years, 9 months and 21 days. She had
five brothers and two sisters, three of whom are still living; W.C. Luttrell
and Mrs. Mary Paxon, both of Morristown, Tenn. and Mrs. R.E. Humphries of
Paris, Tex. She professed religion and joined the church in her sixteenth
year. She was married to Mr. W.J. Beverly Nov. 9, 1896. Sister Beverly was
truly a religous woman. She served her god and generation well. Her going
away leaves a broken hearted husband and many sorrowing relatives and
friends. Her life was pure, simple, humble and devoted but she has not lived
in vain. Her influence has been exerted in the direction of religion, her
life has been projected on the right lines. Home is more desolate and lonely
but heaven is nearer and richer.

" One less at home! Its Queen has left us crowned with heavenly grace,
She reigns with god in your celestial place,
And evermore behold her bridegroom's face,
One more in heaven, one less at home!
Her gentle soul, her regal mien and all,
The charms that glow from sweet affection threat,
We miss, but there's for us, although griefs appall,
One more in heaven, one less at home!
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, June 8, 1911

COUNTY COURT CASES

The regular term of county court convened Monday. The following cases were
heard:

B.A. Rowe, carrying brass knuckes, $50. and costs
Tom Merrill, disturbing religious worship, $25.
Oscar Thrash, disturbing religious worship, $25.
Paul Merrill, Affray at Church, $25.
Irvin Ayers, Affray at Church, $25.

Judge Glasgow stated in open court that fines in the future for disturbing
religious worship would not be less than $50.
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LOCAL News

Mrs. Powell and children are visiting her parents, W.A. Porter and wife.
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MRS. L.G. JONES

Whereas, your loving heavenly father in his infinite wisdom, saw fit to take
from our midst, April 28, 1911, our dear sister Mrs. L.J. Jones, who was a
faithful member of the Baptist Church and Ladies Aid of this place, who passed
quietly and triumphantly into that glorious life of joy and everlasting
consolation at the right hand of god.
Her departure brought to us sorrow and a deeply felt loss yet we rejoice with
her in the triumphs of the christian faith. The sweet influence of her life
and character will long be felt by all who knew her, as a lingering
benediction and sacred heritage to bless and inspire our lives to better
things.

Be it resolved first, that we, in memory of her and in love to her loved ones
left behind, express to them our deepest sympathy and our desire to help and
comfort them. Resolved, further, that the god of peace may ever guide the
children and grandchildren to walk in the savior's steps that they may all
meet again. Be it further resolved that these resolutions be spread upon our
minutes and a copy be sent to the Alabama Baptist for publication and also a
copy sent to the family.

Mr. J.M.Hendon
Mrs. J.H. Hathorn
Mrs. C.E. Matthews
Mrs. L. Coper, Committee
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, June 15, 1911

MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last issue:

A.L. Smith and Miss Sue Wade
Lawrence Hyatt and Miss Ada Bryant
Jim Hanna and Miss Lucile Foster
J.A. Black and Miss Mattie Johnson
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FRUITHURST News

Mr. Clyde Vann spent last Sunday with home folks here.
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Mrs. Aug. Johnson and daughter Bertha of Atlanta are visiting friends here.
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, June 22, 1911

LOCAL News

Dr. W.M. Porter of Muscadine paid us a very pleasant call on last Friday while
he was in town. Mr. Porter has retired from the practice of medicine and owns
a nice farm near Muscadine. His wife is visiting relatives in Rome, N.Y.
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T. Landers' machine happened to an accident last Friday near town had had to
be towed in by a pair of oxen thereby making a new make, "Oxmobile".
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Will A. Burgess has purchased a new Parry five passenger touring car and has
sold his Buick. The New Parry is one of the finest cars on the market and is a
thing of beauty.
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O.J. Dewberry spent Sunday with relatives in Waco, GA.
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FRUITHURST News

Mrs. S. Hawkins and children are enjoying a while at Mountain Creek, Alabama.
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The very impressive funeral services Monday the 19th of Mrs. Fred Lahr of
Muscadine was conducted at the home of Robt. Dunning and wife where Mrs. Lahr
had been ill for the past month. The services were in charge of Rev. W.D.
Stephenson, assited by Rev. F.A. Vann. Mr. Koentz and wife of Muscadine and
also Mrs. James and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Lahr. A severe
electrical storm accompanied by hail came to us during the funeral hour. Three
balls of electric fire six inches in diameter descended to the yard in front
of the Dunning residence striking the gate. A memorable sight.
____

Word has come from Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Maust that they arrived safely and are
with children in Wisconsin.
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ADMINISTRATOR REMOVAL
State of Alabama, Cleburne County Probate Court

In the matter of the application for the removal of John C. McDaniel as the
administrator of the estate of John W. McDaniel, deceased. Notice is hereby
given that on the 19th day of June 1911, filed in the office of the Judge of
Probate, Cleburne County, Alabama, for the removal of John C. McDaniel as
administrator of the estate of John W. McDaniel, deceased, on the ground that
said John C. McDaniel is a non-resident of the State of Alabama and resides in
the State of Mississippi. This is to notify all persons interested. Dated
this 20th day of June 1911. A.H. Glasgow, Judge of Probate
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NEWSPAPER issue of Thursday, June 29, 1911

FRUITHURST News

Luther Garrick arrived home last Thursday. He has been spending the past six
months with his uncle in Georgia.
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Mrs. Z. Hizar who has been quite ill the past week is recovering.
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Married on Sunday morning last, Linnia Holder to Mr. Jim Rob Walker. Many
friends accompanied the happy pair to the train as they left for an extended
tour on the continent. Our best wishes go with them.
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Mr. V. Terry has been seriously ill the past week.
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Mr. M.L. Robinson, who died last Thursday, was taken to the old family burying
ground, of the Georgia State Line Church. Funeral services were held at the
home here, Friday morning, conducted by Rev. L.S. Roster.
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Mr. Isaac Grant of Atlanta, GA is visiting home folks here.
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Mr. Fred Lahr and sons spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunning,
where Fred's two little daughters are making their home.
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