Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Daugherty, LaDella Caldonia July 25, 1950
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Alexander City Outlook
Funeral services were held for Mrs. W. A. Daugherty on Wednesday afternoon 2:30, 
July 26 at Bethel Church in Clay County where she had been a faithful member for 
many years. Rev. W. V. Wallace, Kent and a lifelong friend of the family was in 
charge of the service. Assisting him were Rev. W. E. Easterwood, pastor of the 
church, and Rev. R. L. Cooper, Eclectic. A choir composed of members from the 
Mellow Valley. Mountain and Corinth communities rendered special music and 
favorite numbers of Mrs. Daugherty. Born in Tallapoosa County Jan. 28, 1882, she 
lived all but the last two years in the Valley Grove community. Before her 
marriage in November 1898 to William A. Daugherty, she was Della Gooden, the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Gooden who also lived practically all their lives 
in the Valley Grove community. To the union or Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty were born 
seven children, five daughters and two sons. She lived to see all of them grown 
and establish homes. Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty celebrated their golden wedding 
anniversary in November 1948. Mrs. Daugherty was a devoted wife and mother. 
Though in poor health for several years, she never tired doing things for her 
family and friends. She will be remembered as one who loved the beautiful things 
that God has given to the world. Especially, did she love the flowers that she 
cultivated in her yard. Two years ago, she and her husband moved from the old 
home community to be near their daughter, Mrs. Raleigh Corr, who lives at the 
Dairyland Farm near Opelika and Auburn. Survivors include her husband, W. A. 
Daugherty, four daughters, Mrs. Corr and Mrs. Lee Kilourn of Opelika, Mrs. H. H. 
Bradberry, Kinston, Mrs. H. G. Birchfield, Alexander City, two sons, A. M. of 
Nashville, Tenn., and Thomas F. Daugherty, of Kershaw, S.C., and seven 
grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

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