Johnny's cause of death was drowning.
(Obituary from unknown source)
JOHNNY FAYLOR FUNERAL WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
The services at the Calvary church were among the largest ever and showed the esteem in which the youngster and family were held. A short service was held by Mr. Pendelton who gave a short talk, together with two sections by the mixed quartet assisted by Mrs. Henry Ayers. At the cemetery there was a large concourse of friends present at the last rites and a profusion of flowers covered the grave. Beside the father and mother, the deceased leaves three sisters, Edna, Blanch and Reba and one brother Fred.
(Obituary from unknown source)
JOHNNY FAYLOR FUNERAL WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
The services at the Calvary church were among the largest ever and showed the esteem in which the youngster and family were held. A short service was held by Mr. Pendelton who gave a short talk, together with two sections by the mixed quartet assisted by Mrs. Henry Ayers. At the cemetery there was a large concourse of friends present at the last rites and a profusion of flowers covered the grave. Beside the father and mother, the deceased leaves three sisters, Edna, Blanch and Reba and one brother Fred.
Johnny's cause of death was drowning.
(Obituary from unknown source)
JOHNNY FAYLOR FUNERAL WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
The services at the Calvary church were among the largest ever and showed the esteem in which the youngster and family were held. A short service was held by Mr. Pendelton who gave a short talk, together with two sections by the mixed quartet assisted by Mrs. Henry Ayers. At the cemetery there was a large concourse of friends present at the last rites and a profusion of flowers covered the grave. Beside the father and mother, the deceased leaves three sisters, Edna, Blanch and Reba and one brother Fred.
(Obituary from unknown source)
JOHNNY FAYLOR FUNERAL WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
The services at the Calvary church were among the largest ever and showed the esteem in which the youngster and family were held. A short service was held by Mr. Pendelton who gave a short talk, together with two sections by the mixed quartet assisted by Mrs. Henry Ayers. At the cemetery there was a large concourse of friends present at the last rites and a profusion of flowers covered the grave. Beside the father and mother, the deceased leaves three sisters, Edna, Blanch and Reba and one brother Fred.
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