The Birmingham News, Saturday, 01 Aug. 1959, page 7
Felix B. Leftwich, 66, business leader, dies.
Services for Felix B. Leftwich, 66, of 410 Poincianna Dr, will be held Sunday. He died Saturday after a long illness. Dr. Edward V. Ramage will officiate, with Llewellyn Jones Funeral Home directing.
Mr. Leftwich a native of Tuscumbia, but had made his home in Birmingham for 46 years. He was the president and owner of Universal Printing Co.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Leftwich of Tuscumbia, attended public schools and later attended Moody Institute in Mount Hermon, Mass., and Polytechnic Institute, Alburn, Alabama.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Belle Jones Leftwich; two daughters, of Corpus Christi, Tex., and of Miami, Fla.; a brother : two sisters, , all of Tuscumbia; six grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Carl Litton Jones, Charles G. Alley, John Ault, J. Warren Ogletree, Charles W. Mandy, and George H. Boyd.
Contributor: Louise Brockway Thedford
Felix B. Leftwich, 66, business leader, dies.
Services for Felix B. Leftwich, 66, of 410 Poincianna Dr, will be held Sunday. He died Saturday after a long illness. Dr. Edward V. Ramage will officiate, with Llewellyn Jones Funeral Home directing.
Mr. Leftwich a native of Tuscumbia, but had made his home in Birmingham for 46 years. He was the president and owner of Universal Printing Co.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Leftwich of Tuscumbia, attended public schools and later attended Moody Institute in Mount Hermon, Mass., and Polytechnic Institute, Alburn, Alabama.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Belle Jones Leftwich; two daughters, of Corpus Christi, Tex., and of Miami, Fla.; a brother : two sisters, , all of Tuscumbia; six grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Carl Litton Jones, Charles G. Alley, John Ault, J. Warren Ogletree, Charles W. Mandy, and George H. Boyd.
Contributor: Louise Brockway Thedford
The Birmingham News, Saturday, 01 Aug. 1959, page 7
Felix B. Leftwich, 66, business leader, dies.
Services for Felix B. Leftwich, 66, of 410 Poincianna Dr, will be held Sunday. He died Saturday after a long illness. Dr. Edward V. Ramage will officiate, with Llewellyn Jones Funeral Home directing.
Mr. Leftwich a native of Tuscumbia, but had made his home in Birmingham for 46 years. He was the president and owner of Universal Printing Co.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Leftwich of Tuscumbia, attended public schools and later attended Moody Institute in Mount Hermon, Mass., and Polytechnic Institute, Alburn, Alabama.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Belle Jones Leftwich; two daughters, of Corpus Christi, Tex., and of Miami, Fla.; a brother : two sisters, , all of Tuscumbia; six grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Carl Litton Jones, Charles G. Alley, John Ault, J. Warren Ogletree, Charles W. Mandy, and George H. Boyd.
Contributor: Louise Brockway Thedford
Felix B. Leftwich, 66, business leader, dies.
Services for Felix B. Leftwich, 66, of 410 Poincianna Dr, will be held Sunday. He died Saturday after a long illness. Dr. Edward V. Ramage will officiate, with Llewellyn Jones Funeral Home directing.
Mr. Leftwich a native of Tuscumbia, but had made his home in Birmingham for 46 years. He was the president and owner of Universal Printing Co.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Leftwich of Tuscumbia, attended public schools and later attended Moody Institute in Mount Hermon, Mass., and Polytechnic Institute, Alburn, Alabama.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Belle Jones Leftwich; two daughters, of Corpus Christi, Tex., and of Miami, Fla.; a brother : two sisters, , all of Tuscumbia; six grandchildren, and a great-grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Carl Litton Jones, Charles G. Alley, John Ault, J. Warren Ogletree, Charles W. Mandy, and George H. Boyd.
Contributor: Louise Brockway Thedford
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