Published in the Athens Review October 7, 1948
Funeral services for T.H. Bell of Tyler were held Saturday at Burke-Walker-Tippet Chapel. Mr. Bell died Friday at his home after a five-weeks illness.
Dr. Porter M. Bailes officiated at the services and burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Born in Smith County, Mr. Bell was a retired café owner. He had been a member of the First Baptist Church for 30 years.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, E.P. Bell of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and J.B. Bell of Austin; one daughter, Mrs. N.S. Velvin of Tyler; three brothers, Allen and J.M. Bell of Rochester, and J.W. Bell of Clovis, New Mexico; three sisters, Mrs. D.A. Tanner and Miss Ida Bell of Athens and Mrs. Sol Tanner of California.
Funeral services for T.H. Bell of Tyler were held Saturday at Burke-Walker-Tippet Chapel. Mr. Bell died Friday at his home after a five-weeks illness.
Dr. Porter M. Bailes officiated at the services and burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Born in Smith County, Mr. Bell was a retired café owner. He had been a member of the First Baptist Church for 30 years.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, E.P. Bell of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and J.B. Bell of Austin; one daughter, Mrs. N.S. Velvin of Tyler; three brothers, Allen and J.M. Bell of Rochester, and J.W. Bell of Clovis, New Mexico; three sisters, Mrs. D.A. Tanner and Miss Ida Bell of Athens and Mrs. Sol Tanner of California.
Published in the Athens Review October 7, 1948
Funeral services for T.H. Bell of Tyler were held Saturday at Burke-Walker-Tippet Chapel. Mr. Bell died Friday at his home after a five-weeks illness.
Dr. Porter M. Bailes officiated at the services and burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Born in Smith County, Mr. Bell was a retired café owner. He had been a member of the First Baptist Church for 30 years.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, E.P. Bell of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and J.B. Bell of Austin; one daughter, Mrs. N.S. Velvin of Tyler; three brothers, Allen and J.M. Bell of Rochester, and J.W. Bell of Clovis, New Mexico; three sisters, Mrs. D.A. Tanner and Miss Ida Bell of Athens and Mrs. Sol Tanner of California.
Funeral services for T.H. Bell of Tyler were held Saturday at Burke-Walker-Tippet Chapel. Mr. Bell died Friday at his home after a five-weeks illness.
Dr. Porter M. Bailes officiated at the services and burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Born in Smith County, Mr. Bell was a retired café owner. He had been a member of the First Baptist Church for 30 years.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, E.P. Bell of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and J.B. Bell of Austin; one daughter, Mrs. N.S. Velvin of Tyler; three brothers, Allen and J.M. Bell of Rochester, and J.W. Bell of Clovis, New Mexico; three sisters, Mrs. D.A. Tanner and Miss Ida Bell of Athens and Mrs. Sol Tanner of California.
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