Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Luker, William B.  October 8, 1930
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Lineville Headlight
W. B. Luker, age 67, died Wednesday at the family home two miles from Lineville 
from a stroke of apoplexy. "Uncle Bill" as he was called by his many friends 
will be greatly missed by the people of Lineville on account of his sterling 
qualities and true worth. He had been engaged in the trucking business for 
several years and he made many friends in his morning calls with the choice of 
Vegetables he raised. One citizen remarked he had learned to know "Uncle Bill's" 
1 rap and looked forward to buying from his as it was a genuine pleasure to deal 
with a good man. Rev. S. J. Ingram had charge of the funeral services and was 
conducted from the home. While not a farmer who made big crops, he tried to give 
his children a high school education, and Melvin and Calvin were students of the 
old Lineville College. while the younger children attended the schools nearest 
to where they lived. Besides the widow and four sons and four daughters survive 
They are as follows: M. D. and C. L. Birmingham, W. J.  and J. C. Mrs. B. B. 
Colley, Mrs. Herert Chatman of Lineville, Mrs. R. E. Skes, of LaGrange GA., Mrs. 
Foney Cochran of Lineville. Brown of Anniston had charge of Funeral 
arrangements.

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