The Decatur Daily - June 16, 1933
WILLIAM BYNUM DIES AT HOSPITAL
Funeral Services To Be conducted At Key's [sic] Cemetery
William Clarence Bynum died this morning at Benevolent Hospital, the body being conveyed to Brown's and prepared for burial, later being conveyed to the residence at Slip-Up on the Moulton highway.
The funeral cortege will leave the residence Saturday morning at 9 o'clock for Key's [sic] cemetery in Lawrence county, where services will be conducted at 10 o'clock by Rev. J. D. Pickens and interment made, Brown directing.
The deceased is survived by four sons: Clarence Greek, Willis N., Walker and Jimmy Bynum of Decatur, Route 3 and Miss Viola Bynum of the Benevolent Hospital; one brother, Keys Bynum of Texas; six sisters, Mrs. T. Stroup, Mrs. Laura Owens, Mrs. Arthur Callahan, Mrs. Chas. Kennum, Mrs. Charles Vest all of Morgan and Lawrence counties and Mrs. B. E. Sullivan of Dallas.
WILLIAM BYNUM DIES AT HOSPITAL
Funeral Services To Be conducted At Key's [sic] Cemetery
William Clarence Bynum died this morning at Benevolent Hospital, the body being conveyed to Brown's and prepared for burial, later being conveyed to the residence at Slip-Up on the Moulton highway.
The funeral cortege will leave the residence Saturday morning at 9 o'clock for Key's [sic] cemetery in Lawrence county, where services will be conducted at 10 o'clock by Rev. J. D. Pickens and interment made, Brown directing.
The deceased is survived by four sons: Clarence Greek, Willis N., Walker and Jimmy Bynum of Decatur, Route 3 and Miss Viola Bynum of the Benevolent Hospital; one brother, Keys Bynum of Texas; six sisters, Mrs. T. Stroup, Mrs. Laura Owens, Mrs. Arthur Callahan, Mrs. Chas. Kennum, Mrs. Charles Vest all of Morgan and Lawrence counties and Mrs. B. E. Sullivan of Dallas.
The Decatur Daily - June 16, 1933
WILLIAM BYNUM DIES AT HOSPITAL
Funeral Services To Be conducted At Key's [sic] Cemetery
William Clarence Bynum died this morning at Benevolent Hospital, the body being conveyed to Brown's and prepared for burial, later being conveyed to the residence at Slip-Up on the Moulton highway.
The funeral cortege will leave the residence Saturday morning at 9 o'clock for Key's [sic] cemetery in Lawrence county, where services will be conducted at 10 o'clock by Rev. J. D. Pickens and interment made, Brown directing.
The deceased is survived by four sons: Clarence Greek, Willis N., Walker and Jimmy Bynum of Decatur, Route 3 and Miss Viola Bynum of the Benevolent Hospital; one brother, Keys Bynum of Texas; six sisters, Mrs. T. Stroup, Mrs. Laura Owens, Mrs. Arthur Callahan, Mrs. Chas. Kennum, Mrs. Charles Vest all of Morgan and Lawrence counties and Mrs. B. E. Sullivan of Dallas.
WILLIAM BYNUM DIES AT HOSPITAL
Funeral Services To Be conducted At Key's [sic] Cemetery
William Clarence Bynum died this morning at Benevolent Hospital, the body being conveyed to Brown's and prepared for burial, later being conveyed to the residence at Slip-Up on the Moulton highway.
The funeral cortege will leave the residence Saturday morning at 9 o'clock for Key's [sic] cemetery in Lawrence county, where services will be conducted at 10 o'clock by Rev. J. D. Pickens and interment made, Brown directing.
The deceased is survived by four sons: Clarence Greek, Willis N., Walker and Jimmy Bynum of Decatur, Route 3 and Miss Viola Bynum of the Benevolent Hospital; one brother, Keys Bynum of Texas; six sisters, Mrs. T. Stroup, Mrs. Laura Owens, Mrs. Arthur Callahan, Mrs. Chas. Kennum, Mrs. Charles Vest all of Morgan and Lawrence counties and Mrs. B. E. Sullivan of Dallas.
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