"Miss Earle" never married and devoted her life to serving God. Her life of love and scarifice for her family and friends was an inspiration to all who knew her. She was a member and secratary-treasurer for many years at the First Methodist church in Commerce Ga. where she lived. Earle also worked in the post office under postmaster Lot Alexander Earle was born to Nathan Styles Alexander who died in 1906 and buried in Forest Hill Cem in Birmingham Ala. Her mother was Carrie Alice Moss and buried in Gray Hill Cem. Commerce Ga. Earle brothers and sisters were Leland Harrell Alexander Sr., John Percy, Barney Sibley, Thomas Donald, Helen Bell and Ruby Lee
"Miss Earle" never married and devoted her life to serving God. Her life of love and scarifice for her family and friends was an inspiration to all who knew her. She was a member and secratary-treasurer for many years at the First Methodist church in Commerce Ga. where she lived. Earle also worked in the post office under postmaster Lot Alexander Earle was born to Nathan Styles Alexander who died in 1906 and buried in Forest Hill Cem in Birmingham Ala. Her mother was Carrie Alice Moss and buried in Gray Hill Cem. Commerce Ga. Earle brothers and sisters were Leland Harrell Alexander Sr., John Percy, Barney Sibley, Thomas Donald, Helen Bell and Ruby Lee
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