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Cemetery:           Wadley City Cemetery
Name:               Roy M. Hodge

Date Of Photograph: July 13, 2006
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Roy M. Hodge, 11 September 1894 - 27 January 1923,
Son of
J. T. Hodge (1865 - 1946), and
Evelyn S. Hodge (1875 - 1958).

Masonic Symbol

Interred in J. T. Hodge Family Plot.

Wadley City Cemetery (330727N 0853430W)
987 Highland Avenue (State Route 77)
Township 22, Range 10, Section 11
Randolph County, Alabama


Additional Comments:
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER",  
Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama for JANUARY and FEBRUARY 1923

NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, January 24, 1923

WADLEY News, Jan. 22nd
Roy Hodge, son of J.T. Hodge continues quite ill in Atlanta. His sisters have 
been called home from South Carolina on account of his illness.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, January 31, 1923

WADLEY News, Jan. 29th
Our town mourns the death of one of our most promising young men, Roy Hodge, 
who died in Atlanta last Saturday and was buried here today. With his parents, 
he leaves two brothers and three sisters to mourn his death, also a concourse 
of friends.  The town and surrounding community express to the bereaved family 
their heartfelt sympathy.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, February 28, 1923

RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF ROY M. HODGE

It has been said that next to the radiance that flows from the Great White 
Throne is the light wrapping itself in the destinies of a beautiful and noble 
life and at last finding its nesting place with God.  This is true of Roy M. 
Hodge, whose going away on Saturday, January 27th, 1923, brought sorrow to 
many friends and loved ones.  Bro. Roy Hodge was a faithful member of this 
chapter for three years.

Whereas, by his death we have lost one of our devout members whom we sadly 
miss. Therefore, be it resolved;

That we bow in humble submission to the will of Him that doeth all things well;

We pray to God that his loved ones may be comforted with the thought that they 
may meet him again;

Be it resolved that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved 
family, that a copy be spread upon the minutes of the Lodge and that a copy be 
sent to The Roanoke Leader for publication.

Emily Chapter No. 40, O.E.S., Wadley, Alabama

J.R. Harris
Mrs. A.J. Clardy
Mrs. E.M. Carter, Committee

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