Obituary
THE MACON TELEGRAPH
Tuesday Morning, June 23, 1936
ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. CALLOWAY
Mrs. Pearl Adams Calloway died at her residence, 1605 Vineville Avenue at 5 P.M. yesterday after an illness of only a few hours. Mrs. Calloway was born in Taylor County, the daughter of John H Adams and Mrs. Nettie Smith Adams, and had made her residence in Macon for three years. She was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband, W. A. Calloway; three sons, Paul and Wayne Calloway, Macon; Max Calloway, Auburn, Alabama; two daughters Mrs. Chris Demitry, Penascola, Fla.; Miss Juanita Calloway, Auburn, Ala.; three brothers, J. G. Adams, Macon; J. B. Adams, Howard; Guy S. Adams, Quantico, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Sam W. Walker, Valdosta; Mrs. L. A. Adams, Butler; her mother Mrs. J. H. Adams, Howard.
The body will remain in the parlors of Hart's Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements.
THE MACON TELEGRAPH
Tuesday Morning, June 23, 1936
ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. CALLOWAY
Mrs. Pearl Adams Calloway died at her residence, 1605 Vineville Avenue at 5 P.M. yesterday after an illness of only a few hours. Mrs. Calloway was born in Taylor County, the daughter of John H Adams and Mrs. Nettie Smith Adams, and had made her residence in Macon for three years. She was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband, W. A. Calloway; three sons, Paul and Wayne Calloway, Macon; Max Calloway, Auburn, Alabama; two daughters Mrs. Chris Demitry, Penascola, Fla.; Miss Juanita Calloway, Auburn, Ala.; three brothers, J. G. Adams, Macon; J. B. Adams, Howard; Guy S. Adams, Quantico, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Sam W. Walker, Valdosta; Mrs. L. A. Adams, Butler; her mother Mrs. J. H. Adams, Howard.
The body will remain in the parlors of Hart's Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements.
Obituary
THE MACON TELEGRAPH
Tuesday Morning, June 23, 1936
ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. CALLOWAY
Mrs. Pearl Adams Calloway died at her residence, 1605 Vineville Avenue at 5 P.M. yesterday after an illness of only a few hours. Mrs. Calloway was born in Taylor County, the daughter of John H Adams and Mrs. Nettie Smith Adams, and had made her residence in Macon for three years. She was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband, W. A. Calloway; three sons, Paul and Wayne Calloway, Macon; Max Calloway, Auburn, Alabama; two daughters Mrs. Chris Demitry, Penascola, Fla.; Miss Juanita Calloway, Auburn, Ala.; three brothers, J. G. Adams, Macon; J. B. Adams, Howard; Guy S. Adams, Quantico, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Sam W. Walker, Valdosta; Mrs. L. A. Adams, Butler; her mother Mrs. J. H. Adams, Howard.
The body will remain in the parlors of Hart's Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements.
THE MACON TELEGRAPH
Tuesday Morning, June 23, 1936
ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. CALLOWAY
Mrs. Pearl Adams Calloway died at her residence, 1605 Vineville Avenue at 5 P.M. yesterday after an illness of only a few hours. Mrs. Calloway was born in Taylor County, the daughter of John H Adams and Mrs. Nettie Smith Adams, and had made her residence in Macon for three years. She was a member of the Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband, W. A. Calloway; three sons, Paul and Wayne Calloway, Macon; Max Calloway, Auburn, Alabama; two daughters Mrs. Chris Demitry, Penascola, Fla.; Miss Juanita Calloway, Auburn, Ala.; three brothers, J. G. Adams, Macon; J. B. Adams, Howard; Guy S. Adams, Quantico, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Sam W. Walker, Valdosta; Mrs. L. A. Adams, Butler; her mother Mrs. J. H. Adams, Howard.
The body will remain in the parlors of Hart's Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements.
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