Calhoun County AlArchives Obituaries.....Pugh, Charles O. March 9, 1961
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Anniston Star Newspaper
1961 - ANNISTON STAR NEWSPAPER - March 10, 1961 Friday Page 3:

     Charles O. Pugh, 84, of 902 Carter Street a retired blacksmith and 
resident of Anniston most of his life died Thursday afternoon at Memorial 
Hospital after a long illness.
     Funeral services will be held at the 1st Wesleyan Methodist Church 
Saturday 2:30p.m. with the Rev.'s Ed Pointer and Jimmy Johnson officiating.  
Burial will be in the Wayside Cemetery.  Grey Brown directing.
     The body will lie in state at 902 Carter Street until time of services.
     Survivors include:  4 sons- Raymond of Wellington, L.W. J.R. and C.R. 
Pugh of Anniston. 1 daughter - Mrs. Cora Talley of Anniston with whom he made 
his home; three sisters - Lucy Bishop of Anniston, Bama Harris and Mae Jones 
of Birmingham.  28 gradchildren and 56 great-grandchildren.  Pallbearers are 
William, Jack, Terry, Felton Pugh and David and Homer Talley.  Honorary 
Pallbearers: Grady Pugh, Allie Joe Taylor, Wesley Vinson, Turman White, Joe 
Quick, Emmett Harvey, James Brown, Bud Taylor, Marvin Bishop, J.W. Ferguson, 
Lowe Pugh, Marion Pugh, Bob Finley, Claude Finley and Benny Shears.


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