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May 3, 2006
70 Years Ago April 21, 1936 to May 1, 1936 Alpine High School to hold commencement Ê Ê The commencement exercises will be held on Monday, May 4, at 10:00 a.m., the principal address will be delivered by Dr. Orr of Nashville. Sixteen students will receive diplomas, as follows: Erie Allred, Helen Carlock, Mary Crawford, Pearl Franklin, Ewing Linder, Ernest Little, Ora Mahan, Ruth McCormick, Odell Mullinix, Cordell Norrod, Mildred Shipley, Fred Smith, Guy Smith, Veo Smith, and Sara Ann Young. Ê Ê Helen Carlock of Alpine won the honor as Valedictorian and Cordell
Norrod of Monroe as Salutatorian.
Funeral services were held for Eliza Copeland Ê Ê Her husband was a confederate soldier in the War Between the States. Ê Ê She had been a member of the Baptist Church for many years and was widely known and highly respected. Ê Ê She is survived by four children, as follows: three daughters, Mrs. Malisa Evans and Mrs. Mary Smith of Alpine, and Mrs. Alice Garrett of Wirmingham; and one son, J. Rice Copeland of Twinton; one sister, Mrs. Susan Norris of Alpine; amd two brothers, Simon Brown of Alpine and A. Center Brown of Livingston. Ê Ê Funeral services were conducted on Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock,
with burial in the Hayter graveyard.
Mrs. Delia Phillips dies of a heart attack Ê Ê Besides her husband, she was survived by nine children, as follows: three daughters, Mrs. Emmett Turner of Crab Orchard, Mrs. Jesse Turner of Rockwood, and Mrs. Forest Bennett of Havensville, Fla., and six sons, Wesley, William, Bennie, Benton, and Buren Phillips, all of Overton County, and Jesse Phillips of Nashville; and one sister, Mrs. Liza Carwile. Ê Ê Funeral services will be conducted at Allon's Chapel on Wednesday, with the Rev. Aaron A. Cunningham officiating, with burial in the cemetery there. .
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