Obituary of Manie J. Andrews, Conecuh, AL 
submitted by Stephen Lee 
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May 2003 
Obituary of Manie J. Andrews from The Evergreen Courant, Thursday,
October 25, 1945

Mrs. Manie Andrews Dies
At Montgomery Saturday
The passing of Mrs. Manie Andrews, age 79, native and lifelong resident of this
city, at a Montgomery hospital Saturday morning at 8 o’clock was the source of 
keen sorrow to not only her numerous relatives but to hosts of friends in this
and other sections. Mrs. Andrews had been ill for about three months but her
condition became critical only about one week before her death, when she was 
carried to the Montgomery hospital.
Deceased was born, reared and lived her entire life here. For almost a quarter 
of a century she was a faithful and efficient employee of I. Long & Sons, 
Evergreen’s oldest business house. Because of advanced age and failing health 
she very reluctantly gave up her work about four years ago. She was a great 
favorite with employers, store personnel and customer clientele, to whom she 
was affectionately known as "Sis."
Funeral services were held at 4 P.M. from the home on Rural Street conducted by
a nephew the Rev. W.S. Guice of Montgomery, assisted by her pastor, Rev. A.B.
Carlton. Cope was in charge of arrangements. Pall bearers were former fellow 
employees: W.A. Suddith, P.D. Skinner, W.J. Millsap, W,J, Bailey, T.W. Dunn,
F.E. Mills.
She is survived by one son, J.D. Andrews; two daughters Mrs. Randolph Moorer 
and Mrs. S.J. Guy; one sister, Mrs. Sallie D. Guice of Atlanta; fourteen 
grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Interment was in Magnolia Cemetery.