Temporary quarters for services
jwill be provided by a wooden taber
nacle, 40x120 feet for the main audi
torium and containing two Sunday
school rooms, 15x30 feet each. Church
members will do most of the work
of the tabernacle, it is stated, which
it is estimated will cost about $4,u00.
DEATHS
K. \v. Alford—Funeral services for
R. W. Aliord. 64, who died early
Thursday evening at the residence.
1765 Thirteenth avenue, south, after
a brief illness, will be held at 8:30
o'clock Sunday morning from the
late residence, tollowed by inter
ment at Riverside. Ala. He i.s sur
vived by his widow, two daughters,
-Viable and Margaret, two daughters,
Horace < •. Howard Hugh Al. and
i'll I li p H. The active pallbearers
will Dt: Leroy Truitt, J. S. Buck
acek, C. B. Alevr on. Walter S.
Crump. J. L*. North and C. J. Fowler.
Honorary pallbearers: .Sumter Cogs
well. H. jl. Staines, J. C. Mayes,
1J. A. Cornett, ti. A. Saylors. C. T.
Caldwell, D. \V. Watson, W. L.
Loyd, B. Lawler, YV. H. Roberston,
Junn WiLiarrt.son, ,1. ft Roberson,
Dr. J. \. Turner. Dr. It. A. Mar
tin and Dr. j. T. Roberson.
Mr*. Itonn Franklin—Remains of Mr£.
JtoSd Franklin, 22, who died Thurs
day night at a local infirmary, will
be sent to Dora, Ala., at 7 o’clock
.Saturday morning by Johns for in
terment. She i.s survived by her
husband, T. J. Franklin and five
children.
