W. P. SHURETT RITES PLANNED THIS AFTERNOON
Funeral services for William Pope Shurett, 63, who died Monday afternoon at home after an illness of several months, will be held this afternoon, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Brandon Memorial Church, with the Rev. J. Clifton Draper officiating.Members of Rising Virtue Lodge No. 4, A.F. and A. & M. will conduct services at the graveside, Mathis-Jones will have charge of internment at Tuscaloosa Memorial Park.
Active pallbearers will be Dr. J.V. Masters, J. collier Foster, Laddie Hamilton, Andrew Steele, Manley Sexton, Truman Daniel.
Honorary pallbearers: Brock King, R.C. Daniel, Ed Pharr, H.P. Parks, H.P. Patterson, John Polson, Sgt. C.A. Walls, Charles Warren, Tom Appleyard, Tom Brents, Luther Davis, Guy, Gillilad, L.J. Hayes, Russell Killian, Chester Knight, Morris Lackey, Pete Matthews, Tom Marcum, Ralph Adams, Frank Dykema, Dr. C.L. Brook, Fred James, Otto Miller, Robert Tidwell, Bob Baker, George Wells, Robert Smith, Clyde Daniel, Cliff Thigpen, Cliff Lindsey, I.L. Smith, J.T. Shirley, Byron Morris, Chris Stallberg, Charles Lampkin, Fred Craft, Howard hammer, Dr. L.E. Beckham, Roy Keyes, Aaron Christian, Don Harris, and all employees of the University Post Office.
Mr. Shurett is survived by his widow, Mrs. Docie Holley Shurett, four sons, W. S. Shurett, of New Orleans, H. E., Tom, Robert Shurett, of Tuscaloosa, three daughters, Mrs. L. W. Werner, of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. H. H. Rudd, of Coker, and Miss Betty Jean Shurett, of Tuscaloosa. Three brothers and two sisters also survive.
The Tuscaloosa News, Tuesday, March 5, 1946
Funeral services for William Pope Shurett, 63, who died Monday afternoon at home after an illness of several months, will be held this afternoon, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Brandon Memorial Church, with the Rev. J. Clifton Draper officiating.Members of Rising Virtue Lodge No. 4, A.F. and A. & M. will conduct services at the graveside, Mathis-Jones will have charge of internment at Tuscaloosa Memorial Park.
Active pallbearers will be Dr. J.V. Masters, J. collier Foster, Laddie Hamilton, Andrew Steele, Manley Sexton, Truman Daniel.
Honorary pallbearers: Brock King, R.C. Daniel, Ed Pharr, H.P. Parks, H.P. Patterson, John Polson, Sgt. C.A. Walls, Charles Warren, Tom Appleyard, Tom Brents, Luther Davis, Guy, Gillilad, L.J. Hayes, Russell Killian, Chester Knight, Morris Lackey, Pete Matthews, Tom Marcum, Ralph Adams, Frank Dykema, Dr. C.L. Brook, Fred James, Otto Miller, Robert Tidwell, Bob Baker, George Wells, Robert Smith, Clyde Daniel, Cliff Thigpen, Cliff Lindsey, I.L. Smith, J.T. Shirley, Byron Morris, Chris Stallberg, Charles Lampkin, Fred Craft, Howard hammer, Dr. L.E. Beckham, Roy Keyes, Aaron Christian, Don Harris, and all employees of the University Post Office.
Mr. Shurett is survived by his widow, Mrs. Docie Holley Shurett, four sons, W. S. Shurett, of New Orleans, H. E., Tom, Robert Shurett, of Tuscaloosa, three daughters, Mrs. L. W. Werner, of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. H. H. Rudd, of Coker, and Miss Betty Jean Shurett, of Tuscaloosa. Three brothers and two sisters also survive.
The Tuscaloosa News, Tuesday, March 5, 1946
W. P. SHURETT RITES PLANNED THIS AFTERNOON
Funeral services for William Pope Shurett, 63, who died Monday afternoon at home after an illness of several months, will be held this afternoon, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Brandon Memorial Church, with the Rev. J. Clifton Draper officiating.Members of Rising Virtue Lodge No. 4, A.F. and A. & M. will conduct services at the graveside, Mathis-Jones will have charge of internment at Tuscaloosa Memorial Park.
Active pallbearers will be Dr. J.V. Masters, J. collier Foster, Laddie Hamilton, Andrew Steele, Manley Sexton, Truman Daniel.
Honorary pallbearers: Brock King, R.C. Daniel, Ed Pharr, H.P. Parks, H.P. Patterson, John Polson, Sgt. C.A. Walls, Charles Warren, Tom Appleyard, Tom Brents, Luther Davis, Guy, Gillilad, L.J. Hayes, Russell Killian, Chester Knight, Morris Lackey, Pete Matthews, Tom Marcum, Ralph Adams, Frank Dykema, Dr. C.L. Brook, Fred James, Otto Miller, Robert Tidwell, Bob Baker, George Wells, Robert Smith, Clyde Daniel, Cliff Thigpen, Cliff Lindsey, I.L. Smith, J.T. Shirley, Byron Morris, Chris Stallberg, Charles Lampkin, Fred Craft, Howard hammer, Dr. L.E. Beckham, Roy Keyes, Aaron Christian, Don Harris, and all employees of the University Post Office.
Mr. Shurett is survived by his widow, Mrs. Docie Holley Shurett, four sons, W. S. Shurett, of New Orleans, H. E., Tom, Robert Shurett, of Tuscaloosa, three daughters, Mrs. L. W. Werner, of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. H. H. Rudd, of Coker, and Miss Betty Jean Shurett, of Tuscaloosa. Three brothers and two sisters also survive.
The Tuscaloosa News, Tuesday, March 5, 1946
Funeral services for William Pope Shurett, 63, who died Monday afternoon at home after an illness of several months, will be held this afternoon, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Brandon Memorial Church, with the Rev. J. Clifton Draper officiating.Members of Rising Virtue Lodge No. 4, A.F. and A. & M. will conduct services at the graveside, Mathis-Jones will have charge of internment at Tuscaloosa Memorial Park.
Active pallbearers will be Dr. J.V. Masters, J. collier Foster, Laddie Hamilton, Andrew Steele, Manley Sexton, Truman Daniel.
Honorary pallbearers: Brock King, R.C. Daniel, Ed Pharr, H.P. Parks, H.P. Patterson, John Polson, Sgt. C.A. Walls, Charles Warren, Tom Appleyard, Tom Brents, Luther Davis, Guy, Gillilad, L.J. Hayes, Russell Killian, Chester Knight, Morris Lackey, Pete Matthews, Tom Marcum, Ralph Adams, Frank Dykema, Dr. C.L. Brook, Fred James, Otto Miller, Robert Tidwell, Bob Baker, George Wells, Robert Smith, Clyde Daniel, Cliff Thigpen, Cliff Lindsey, I.L. Smith, J.T. Shirley, Byron Morris, Chris Stallberg, Charles Lampkin, Fred Craft, Howard hammer, Dr. L.E. Beckham, Roy Keyes, Aaron Christian, Don Harris, and all employees of the University Post Office.
Mr. Shurett is survived by his widow, Mrs. Docie Holley Shurett, four sons, W. S. Shurett, of New Orleans, H. E., Tom, Robert Shurett, of Tuscaloosa, three daughters, Mrs. L. W. Werner, of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. H. H. Rudd, of Coker, and Miss Betty Jean Shurett, of Tuscaloosa. Three brothers and two sisters also survive.
The Tuscaloosa News, Tuesday, March 5, 1946
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