The Coosa River News, Fri., Mar. 11, 1938
Mrs. J.L. Acker Dies
From the Gadsden Times
Funeral services were held at the Heburn Methodist Church this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for Mrs. J. Acker, 62, who died at her home o Centre, Route 2, Sunday afternoon after an illness.
Services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Downey and burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, J.L. Acker; five sons, Marvin, Roy, Orin, Marvin and Harvey Acker; four daughters, Mrs. Bell Woods, Mrs. Lila Chandler, Miss Liller Acker and Miss Vera Acker.
Mrs. Acker had lived in Cherokee County since early childhood and had been a member of the Methodist Church many years. She was widely known and was regarded as a woman of the highest character by those who knew her.
Mrs. J.L. Acker Dies
From the Gadsden Times
Funeral services were held at the Heburn Methodist Church this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for Mrs. J. Acker, 62, who died at her home o Centre, Route 2, Sunday afternoon after an illness.
Services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Downey and burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, J.L. Acker; five sons, Marvin, Roy, Orin, Marvin and Harvey Acker; four daughters, Mrs. Bell Woods, Mrs. Lila Chandler, Miss Liller Acker and Miss Vera Acker.
Mrs. Acker had lived in Cherokee County since early childhood and had been a member of the Methodist Church many years. She was widely known and was regarded as a woman of the highest character by those who knew her.
The Coosa River News, Fri., Mar. 11, 1938
Mrs. J.L. Acker Dies
From the Gadsden Times
Funeral services were held at the Heburn Methodist Church this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for Mrs. J. Acker, 62, who died at her home o Centre, Route 2, Sunday afternoon after an illness.
Services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Downey and burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, J.L. Acker; five sons, Marvin, Roy, Orin, Marvin and Harvey Acker; four daughters, Mrs. Bell Woods, Mrs. Lila Chandler, Miss Liller Acker and Miss Vera Acker.
Mrs. Acker had lived in Cherokee County since early childhood and had been a member of the Methodist Church many years. She was widely known and was regarded as a woman of the highest character by those who knew her.
Mrs. J.L. Acker Dies
From the Gadsden Times
Funeral services were held at the Heburn Methodist Church this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for Mrs. J. Acker, 62, who died at her home o Centre, Route 2, Sunday afternoon after an illness.
Services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Downey and burial was in the adjoining cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, J.L. Acker; five sons, Marvin, Roy, Orin, Marvin and Harvey Acker; four daughters, Mrs. Bell Woods, Mrs. Lila Chandler, Miss Liller Acker and Miss Vera Acker.
Mrs. Acker had lived in Cherokee County since early childhood and had been a member of the Methodist Church many years. She was widely known and was regarded as a woman of the highest character by those who knew her.
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