Submitted by
Rome News-Tribune, April 30, 1968
W. N. Morris
Funeral services for W.N. (Bill) Morris, who drowned during a fishing trip in
Westminster, S.C., were held today at 3 p.m. at the chapel of
Stevens-Davenport Funeral Home with the Rev. Theron Few officiating.
Interment was in the family lot in East View Cemetery.
Mr. Morris was born in Village Springs, Ala., June 24, 1902, son of the late
Alfred Candance Baggett Morris. He received his education in the public school
there.
Mr. Morris came to Rome in 1931 and was associated with the Atlanta Gas
Light Company. He left Rome to reside in Atlanta and later enlisted in the
United States Navy, serving with a seabees unit during World War II. He
returned to Rome in 1945, and since that time had been the owner-operator of
the North Georgia Equipment Company.
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