Obit of Mrs. Francis E. Hood - Russell, Alabama

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February 1999

Obit of Mrs. Francis E. Hood - Russell Co., AL

Ledger EnquirerColumbus, GA, Page 3, Oct 28, 1953, MRS. FRANCES HOOD DIES 
IN PHENIX CITY:  
	Mrs. Frances (E.) Hood, 83 (born 29 Nov 1870), of Rt 2, Auburn Road, 
Phenix City, died at Cobb Memorial Hospital at 1:30 p.m. yesterday after a 
one-week illness.
	Born in Lee Co, Ala., March 19, 1870, Mrs. Hood was the daughter of 
the late Boss and Frances Carden Hearn.  She lived in the Phenix City 
community all her life.
	Surviving are four sons, Robert (H.) Hood, Jack Hood, and Gurvis Hood, 
all of Phenix City, and Dosier Hood, Altanta; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys 
Griffin and Mrs. Edna Scotlin, both of Palm Beach Shores, Fla.; brother, 
Lafayette Hearn, Goat Rock Ala.; sister Tinna(Mary Tiney) McKissick, Phenix 
City; several nieces and nephews, 17 grand children, 17 great grandchildren,
and three gr great grandchildren.  Funeral was to be held 4 p.m. today at 
Philadelphia Baptist Church. The Rev. Gordon Eddings and Rev. Mr. Spencer 
were to conduct the service.  Burial was to be in the church cemetery.
	Pallbearers were to be Durwood Duke, J.J. Duke, Clifford Duke, Dewey 
Lingle, Otis Floyd and Donnie Duke.  Honorary pallbearers were to be Fr. J. 
Neal Willis, Dr. R.A. Chipman, Billy Buzbee, Perry Edwards, Chester Murray, 
and Dr. Clyde Knowles.