The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, GA, June 28, 1940
COLUMBUS. Ga., June 27-Emmo B. Bryant, 47, an employe of the Columbus post office the last 28 years, died at his home yesterday after a long illness.
He was born in Webster County, a son of the late D. J. and Mary Elizabeth Bryant.
He entered the postal service as a rural carrier and later became a post office clerk. He was retired a month ago. Rites were held today.
COLUMBUS. Ga., June 27-Emmo B. Bryant, 47, an employe of the Columbus post office the last 28 years, died at his home yesterday after a long illness.
He was born in Webster County, a son of the late D. J. and Mary Elizabeth Bryant.
He entered the postal service as a rural carrier and later became a post office clerk. He was retired a month ago. Rites were held today.
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, GA, June 28, 1940
COLUMBUS. Ga., June 27-Emmo B. Bryant, 47, an employe of the Columbus post office the last 28 years, died at his home yesterday after a long illness.
He was born in Webster County, a son of the late D. J. and Mary Elizabeth Bryant.
He entered the postal service as a rural carrier and later became a post office clerk. He was retired a month ago. Rites were held today.
COLUMBUS. Ga., June 27-Emmo B. Bryant, 47, an employe of the Columbus post office the last 28 years, died at his home yesterday after a long illness.
He was born in Webster County, a son of the late D. J. and Mary Elizabeth Bryant.
He entered the postal service as a rural carrier and later became a post office clerk. He was retired a month ago. Rites were held today.
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