THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR Mt. Vernon, Ga. Thursday April 30, 1925
Lad Dies in Bear Creek Community
The home of Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Adams of the Bear Creek community was made sad last Friday, April 24, when their little son, James, a lad of about four years of age, breathed his last earthly breath. He had been ill only a few days when the end came. Besides the parents, he leaves five brothers and two sisters to mourn the loss. They are Neillie, Clo, Al, Herman, Luther, Ruby, and Eliza.
The family wish to extend their thanks to all who gave assistance during the illness and expressions of sympathy in the hour of sorrow.
Thanks to Olivia Braddy for this article
Lad Dies in Bear Creek Community
The home of Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Adams of the Bear Creek community was made sad last Friday, April 24, when their little son, James, a lad of about four years of age, breathed his last earthly breath. He had been ill only a few days when the end came. Besides the parents, he leaves five brothers and two sisters to mourn the loss. They are Neillie, Clo, Al, Herman, Luther, Ruby, and Eliza.
The family wish to extend their thanks to all who gave assistance during the illness and expressions of sympathy in the hour of sorrow.
Thanks to Olivia Braddy for this article
THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR Mt. Vernon, Ga. Thursday April 30, 1925
Lad Dies in Bear Creek Community
The home of Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Adams of the Bear Creek community was made sad last Friday, April 24, when their little son, James, a lad of about four years of age, breathed his last earthly breath. He had been ill only a few days when the end came. Besides the parents, he leaves five brothers and two sisters to mourn the loss. They are Neillie, Clo, Al, Herman, Luther, Ruby, and Eliza.
The family wish to extend their thanks to all who gave assistance during the illness and expressions of sympathy in the hour of sorrow.
Thanks to Olivia Braddy for this article
Lad Dies in Bear Creek Community
The home of Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Adams of the Bear Creek community was made sad last Friday, April 24, when their little son, James, a lad of about four years of age, breathed his last earthly breath. He had been ill only a few days when the end came. Besides the parents, he leaves five brothers and two sisters to mourn the loss. They are Neillie, Clo, Al, Herman, Luther, Ruby, and Eliza.
The family wish to extend their thanks to all who gave assistance during the illness and expressions of sympathy in the hour of sorrow.
Thanks to Olivia Braddy for this article
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