Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Hill, Aunt Sallie December 8, 1944
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Anniston Star
Miss Sallie Hill, a little over 75 years of age, passed away at the home of her 
brother. Mr. Huel Hill, Friday night. Dec. 8, after a life of devotion to 
Christian ideals and work, having joined the church at Black's Chapel at 13 
years of age. For a number of years, she had been badly crippled but bore her 
sufferings with resignation and faith in God's goodness, never complaining and 
of times when so many people stayed away on account of bad weather, "Aunt 
Sallie" as she was so familiarly called, would be at her place in Sunday School 
and church, always shedding sunshine and gladness, making people-better with her 
works of kindness and helpfulness. She loved the Lord. His people, His work, and 
was truly loyal to her church. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. 
Sincerest sympathy is extended the host of bereaved ones.

Ashland Progress:
A gloom of sadness was cast over our entire community Saturday when news came 
that Miss Sallie Hill had passed away Friday night. She was one of the most 
faithful consecrated Christians who ever lived in our midst, was a friend to 
all, especially the needy, loved dearly by all who knew her and will be sorely 
missed Although crippled for years, she never failed to attend Sunday School and 
Church unless physically unable to do so, was a woman of prayer and be lived in 
bringing God into everyday life. As we think of her beautiful life, we can truly 
say that she was a good Samaritan, doing good to all in her community. May God's 
comfort and sincerest sympathy be extended the host of bereaved ones.

Additional Comments:
Sep 28, 1944, Ashland Progress:
Aunt Sallie Hill celebrated her 75th birthday at the home of her nephew and 
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Ingram. She enjoyed a real fine dinner and received a 
lot of nice presents. Those present were: Mrs. H.C. Willingham, Mrs. R. C. 
McCollough, Mrs. Hartford Sims and little sons Jerome and Jimmy Frank, and 
Charles Ingram. All wished Aunt Sally many, many more happy birthdays. 

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