Madison County AlArchives Obituaries.....Holder, Mrs. Harry March 1, 1930
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The Huntsville Daily Times, Sunday, 2 March 1930
GRIM REAPER HOLDER HOME
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Wife of Member of Advertising Staff of Daily Times Died Saturday
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  Death’s black shadow fell over a home and cast gloom into the hearts of a 
large number of friends in this city and throughout the county when Mrs. Harry 
Holder, wife of a valued member of the Advertising staff of The Huntsville 
Daily Times, succumbed Saturday morning at 6:30 o’clock to an illness which 
has continued throughout the winter months.
  A member of the First Methodist church, funeral services for Mrs. Holder 
will be conducted at the residence, 910 Pratt avenue by the Rev. Robert Echols 
at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon with interment in Maple Hill cemetery.  
Laughlin and Wood will have charge of arrangements.
  The following friends of the family will act as pallbearers: Roy Cooper, I. 
A. Burdette, C. C. Berry, Paul Stiles, J. F. Carroll and E. H. Duffey.
  Surviving are her husband, Harry Holder and two small sons, Harry Jr., and 
Victor H.; also two brothers, Early and Frank Fowlkes of Gurley and three 
sisters, Miss Goldie Fowlkes, Gurley, Mrs. R. K. Sisco and Mrs. M. D. Nance of 
New Market.

The Huntsville Daily Times, Monday, 3 March 1930
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FUNERAL OF MRS. HOLDER WAS HELD ON SUNDAY
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  In the presence of a large, sorrowing group of friends and relatives the 
body of Mrs. Harry Holder, young Huntsville patron whose death occurred 
Saturday morning after a lingering illness, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock 
was returned to its native earth in Maple Hill cemetery.  The committal 
service of the First Methodist Church was read by the Rev. Robert Echols, 
services being conducted at the home on Pratt Avenue.  Many beautiful florals 
were mute testimonials of the love of friends.
  The following friends served as pallbearers:  Roy Cooper, I. A. Burdette, C. 
C. Berry, Paul Stiles, J. P. Carroll and E. H. Duffey.  Laughlin and Wood were 
in charge of arrangements.
  Surviving are her husband, Harry Holder, two small sons, two brothers and 
three sisters.



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