RICHARD ALLMAN, JR. BROUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL
Richard Allman, Jr., who had been attending school at Columbia for some time past, died last Saturday after an operation for appendicitis, and was brought here for burial Sunday afternoon in the Lucedale cemetery.
Mr. Colter, superintendent of the institute and seven of the students came over for the funeral and the boys who were fellow students, acted as pall bearers. It is sad to see a boy just entering manhood taken away, but it was indeed a comfort and consolation to the bereaved family to know of the warm friendship of the superintendent and the student body for their friend who had been called by death.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Sunday conducted by Rev. H.C. Castle, assisted by Rev. G.S. Jenkins the Baptist pastor and Mr. Colton, Supt. of the Columbia school.
Among those from away that attended the funeral were: his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Phillips, and daughter, Miss Winnie, of Moss Point, also from Moss Point were Mr. and Mrs. Toney Dixon, From Gulfport, Mrs. A.W. Langley and Mrs. Dave Cowart, and from Mobile, Mrs. J.C. Orrell, Mrs. W.F. Burbanks and Mrs. W.F. Cope.
The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the grief stricken family in their hour of sorrow.
(PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGE COUNTY TIMES, FRIDAY 10 APRIL 1931 ON THE FRONT PAGE)
Contributor: Redbaron (47892430) • [email protected]
THE MARION COUNTY PROGRESS
COLUMBIA, MARION CO., MS.
Apr 09, 1931
RICHARD ALLMAN M. I. & T. S. STUDENT DIES
On Saturday morning on April 04, 1931, at 5:15 following an operation for appendicitis, Richard Allman, age 19, died. Richard was in the 11th grade at M. I. & T. S. and would have graduated next year. He was one of the finest boys in the Institution, an exceptional athlete and took an active part in church work. Richard was a member of the M. I. T. S. Band and played in the orchestra at the First Baptist Church in Columbia each Sunday. He was a member of the Methodist Church, attending Sunday School and Church every Sunday.
Richard is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Allman, three sisters and one small brother, all of Lucedale, Mississippi. The remains were sent to Lucedale for burial Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Active pall bearers were fellow students of Richard from the Industrial School.
In his passing, the school loses one of its most splendid young men.
Info by Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur.
Richard Allman, Jr., who had been attending school at Columbia for some time past, died last Saturday after an operation for appendicitis, and was brought here for burial Sunday afternoon in the Lucedale cemetery.
Mr. Colter, superintendent of the institute and seven of the students came over for the funeral and the boys who were fellow students, acted as pall bearers. It is sad to see a boy just entering manhood taken away, but it was indeed a comfort and consolation to the bereaved family to know of the warm friendship of the superintendent and the student body for their friend who had been called by death.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Sunday conducted by Rev. H.C. Castle, assisted by Rev. G.S. Jenkins the Baptist pastor and Mr. Colton, Supt. of the Columbia school.
Among those from away that attended the funeral were: his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Phillips, and daughter, Miss Winnie, of Moss Point, also from Moss Point were Mr. and Mrs. Toney Dixon, From Gulfport, Mrs. A.W. Langley and Mrs. Dave Cowart, and from Mobile, Mrs. J.C. Orrell, Mrs. W.F. Burbanks and Mrs. W.F. Cope.
The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the grief stricken family in their hour of sorrow.
(PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGE COUNTY TIMES, FRIDAY 10 APRIL 1931 ON THE FRONT PAGE)
Contributor: Redbaron (47892430) • [email protected]
THE MARION COUNTY PROGRESS
COLUMBIA, MARION CO., MS.
Apr 09, 1931
RICHARD ALLMAN M. I. & T. S. STUDENT DIES
On Saturday morning on April 04, 1931, at 5:15 following an operation for appendicitis, Richard Allman, age 19, died. Richard was in the 11th grade at M. I. & T. S. and would have graduated next year. He was one of the finest boys in the Institution, an exceptional athlete and took an active part in church work. Richard was a member of the M. I. T. S. Band and played in the orchestra at the First Baptist Church in Columbia each Sunday. He was a member of the Methodist Church, attending Sunday School and Church every Sunday.
Richard is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Allman, three sisters and one small brother, all of Lucedale, Mississippi. The remains were sent to Lucedale for burial Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Active pall bearers were fellow students of Richard from the Industrial School.
In his passing, the school loses one of its most splendid young men.
Info by Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur.
RICHARD ALLMAN, JR. BROUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL
Richard Allman, Jr., who had been attending school at Columbia for some time past, died last Saturday after an operation for appendicitis, and was brought here for burial Sunday afternoon in the Lucedale cemetery.
Mr. Colter, superintendent of the institute and seven of the students came over for the funeral and the boys who were fellow students, acted as pall bearers. It is sad to see a boy just entering manhood taken away, but it was indeed a comfort and consolation to the bereaved family to know of the warm friendship of the superintendent and the student body for their friend who had been called by death.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Sunday conducted by Rev. H.C. Castle, assisted by Rev. G.S. Jenkins the Baptist pastor and Mr. Colton, Supt. of the Columbia school.
Among those from away that attended the funeral were: his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Phillips, and daughter, Miss Winnie, of Moss Point, also from Moss Point were Mr. and Mrs. Toney Dixon, From Gulfport, Mrs. A.W. Langley and Mrs. Dave Cowart, and from Mobile, Mrs. J.C. Orrell, Mrs. W.F. Burbanks and Mrs. W.F. Cope.
The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the grief stricken family in their hour of sorrow.
(PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGE COUNTY TIMES, FRIDAY 10 APRIL 1931 ON THE FRONT PAGE)
Contributor: Redbaron (47892430) • [email protected]
THE MARION COUNTY PROGRESS
COLUMBIA, MARION CO., MS.
Apr 09, 1931
RICHARD ALLMAN M. I. & T. S. STUDENT DIES
On Saturday morning on April 04, 1931, at 5:15 following an operation for appendicitis, Richard Allman, age 19, died. Richard was in the 11th grade at M. I. & T. S. and would have graduated next year. He was one of the finest boys in the Institution, an exceptional athlete and took an active part in church work. Richard was a member of the M. I. T. S. Band and played in the orchestra at the First Baptist Church in Columbia each Sunday. He was a member of the Methodist Church, attending Sunday School and Church every Sunday.
Richard is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Allman, three sisters and one small brother, all of Lucedale, Mississippi. The remains were sent to Lucedale for burial Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Active pall bearers were fellow students of Richard from the Industrial School.
In his passing, the school loses one of its most splendid young men.
Info by Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur.
Richard Allman, Jr., who had been attending school at Columbia for some time past, died last Saturday after an operation for appendicitis, and was brought here for burial Sunday afternoon in the Lucedale cemetery.
Mr. Colter, superintendent of the institute and seven of the students came over for the funeral and the boys who were fellow students, acted as pall bearers. It is sad to see a boy just entering manhood taken away, but it was indeed a comfort and consolation to the bereaved family to know of the warm friendship of the superintendent and the student body for their friend who had been called by death.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Sunday conducted by Rev. H.C. Castle, assisted by Rev. G.S. Jenkins the Baptist pastor and Mr. Colton, Supt. of the Columbia school.
Among those from away that attended the funeral were: his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Phillips, and daughter, Miss Winnie, of Moss Point, also from Moss Point were Mr. and Mrs. Toney Dixon, From Gulfport, Mrs. A.W. Langley and Mrs. Dave Cowart, and from Mobile, Mrs. J.C. Orrell, Mrs. W.F. Burbanks and Mrs. W.F. Cope.
The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the grief stricken family in their hour of sorrow.
(PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGE COUNTY TIMES, FRIDAY 10 APRIL 1931 ON THE FRONT PAGE)
Contributor: Redbaron (47892430) • [email protected]
THE MARION COUNTY PROGRESS
COLUMBIA, MARION CO., MS.
Apr 09, 1931
RICHARD ALLMAN M. I. & T. S. STUDENT DIES
On Saturday morning on April 04, 1931, at 5:15 following an operation for appendicitis, Richard Allman, age 19, died. Richard was in the 11th grade at M. I. & T. S. and would have graduated next year. He was one of the finest boys in the Institution, an exceptional athlete and took an active part in church work. Richard was a member of the M. I. T. S. Band and played in the orchestra at the First Baptist Church in Columbia each Sunday. He was a member of the Methodist Church, attending Sunday School and Church every Sunday.
Richard is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Allman, three sisters and one small brother, all of Lucedale, Mississippi. The remains were sent to Lucedale for burial Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Active pall bearers were fellow students of Richard from the Industrial School.
In his passing, the school loses one of its most splendid young men.
Info by Shirley Fortenberry Ramshur.
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