Etowah County AlArchives Obituaries.....White, Evered H.  November 1952
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November 13, 1952 in The Boaz Leader
Evered H. White
Published November 13, 1952 in The Boaz Leader
Evered H. White, 76, died Sunday at 8:35 a. m., at the home of his daughter, 
Mrs. Eva Hill on Snead Street in Boaz, after an illness of six weeks.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the Butler Baptist 
Church, with Rev. Pat Tayor and Rev. Gurley Bartlett officiating. Burial was in 
adjoining cemetery with Gillespie-Barksdale directing.
The active pallbearers were Burl Hefner, Fred Wright, Clayton Gravitt, Louie 
Mizell, Fletcher Gravitt and Millard Elkins.
Survivors include four sons, William White, Rt. 3 Boaz, Linsey White, 
Albertville, L. Z. White, Fla., and Millard White of Boaz; two daughters, Mrs. 
Atha Collins, Gallant and Mrs. Iva Hill, Boaz; thirteen grandchildren; several 
half-brothers and half-sisters.
Mr. White was a native of Georgia and moved to Alabama in 1911.  He was a 
member of the Baptist Church.
Nieces and grandchildren were in charge of the floral. White
Published November 13, 1952 in The Boaz Leader
Evered H. White, 76, died Sunday at 8:35 a. m., at the home of his daughter, 
Mrs. Eva Hill on Snead Street in Boaz, after an illness of six weeks.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the Butler Baptist 
Church, with Rev. Pat Tayor and Rev. Gurley Bartlett officiating. Burial was in 
adjoining cemetery with Gillespie-Barksdale directing.
The active pallbearers were Burl Hefner, Fred Wright, Clayton Gravitt, Louie 
Mizell, Fletcher Gravitt and Millard Elkins.
Survivors include four sons, William White, Rt. 3 Boaz, Linsey White, 
Albertville, L. Z. White, Fla., and Millard White of Boaz; two daughters, Mrs. 
Atha Collins, Gallant and Mrs. Iva Hill, Boaz; thirteen grandchildren; several 
half-brothers and half-sisters.
Mr. White was a native of Georgia and moved to Alabama in 1911.  He was a 
member of the Baptist Church.
Nieces and grandchildren were in charge of the floral.

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