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Mr*. Uelfe R. Brown
Mrs. Lucilk R. Brown, 7i, died Tuesdty at home after a short LUnest.
Mrs.
Mrs. UUfc Mae Mottttrfe, 77, of 2223
G*B*Ut dtodftotday at Memorial Medical Ceatar after a short illness.
The Jasper County, S.C., native lived
in SavsflBttfe SMS! if her Ufc and was •
inembar of Holy fion Church of the ReSurviving are her husband, Elder
Charles Moultrie of Savannah, four sons,
Calvin Green of Coosawhatchie, S.C,
Jerome MuUegin of Syracuse, N.Y., Edwin* Sheppard of Brooklyn, N.Y., and
Thomas
Sheppard of New York; five
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\ {laughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson of
Perth Amboy, N.J., Mrs. Mary Jackson
of Savannah, Mrs. Ethel Sheppard of
Bronx, N.Y., and Mrs. Ida Mae Shaw and
Mrs.\Vernell Coleman, both of Savannah;
five' \ brothers, Milicha Green of
Coosawhatchie, Amos Green of Berlin,
N.J., Enes Green of Dover, Del., Luke
Green of Ocala, Fla., and Mitchell Green
of Chesilhurst, N.J.; six sisters, Mrs.
Flortne Kettles of Dover, Mrs. Florence
Miller and Mr*. Ruth Shields, both of Savannah and Mr*, Doretha Shields, Mrs.
Elizabeth Simmons Nelson and Mrs. Lillie Bell Cutts, all of Camden, N. J.; and
several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Sexton-Hall Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Nell H. Tor™
ST. SIMONS ISLAND - Mrs: Nell
Hill Terras, M, died Tuesday at GlynnBrunswick Memorial Hospital after a
short illness.
The Stanford, Ky., native lived in
Glynn County since 1922. She was graduated from the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music in 1922 and moved to Brunswick to
head the Glynn County School System
music department. She was active in local civic affairs. During World War II,
she was president of Brunswick Hospital
Auxiliary and a leader in the USO and
Civil Defense organizations. In the 1950's,
she was a leader in the movement to preserve the historical buildings and trees of
the area. She was a Presbyterian.
She was president of Daughters of the
American Revolution, founder of the Mozart Society in Glynn County, past president of Cherokee Garden Club and member of Coastal Georgia Historical Society.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Torras Boynton of Atlanta; two sons,
Joseph Hill Torras of Shelburne Falls,
Mass., and Robert Miller Torras of St. Simons Island; 18 grandchildren, 12 greatgrandchildren and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral: 11 a.m. today at St. Simons
Presbyterian Church, burial in Palmetto
Cemetery.
Edo Miller and Sons Funeral Home in
Brunswick.
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Mfoe Meliaaa L. Seller*
Miss Melissa L. Sellers, 8, of 601-A W.
Gwinnett St. died Wednesday at Memorial Medical Center after a long illness.
She was a native of Savannah
Surviving are her parents, Mr. and
Mjs. Eddie Lee Sellers; two brothers,
Eddie Jr., and Emanuel Sellers; her mateftial grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Ellison;
her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Julia
Frazier; her paternal grandfather, William Sellers, all of Savannah; and other
relatives.
Sexton-Hall Funeral Home.
BILL MORRIS PLUMBINGS
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EVANS - E. Wallace Mosley, 82,
died Wednesday at Evans Memorial Hospital.
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Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vonetta
Hendrix Mosley; a son, Jimmy Mosley,
bothof CUzton; three sisters, Mrs. Beulah Cribbs, Mrs. Ruby Anderson, and
Mrs. Molly Anderson, all of Savannah;
two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at NeSmith
Funeral Home, burial in Brewton Cemetery.
Mr*. Emma P. OltifT
Mrs. Emma Parham OUiff, 73, died
Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital after a
short illness.
The Emanuel County native was a
member of Progressive Primitive Baptist Church near Ellabell.
Surviving are two daughters, Ms.
Bennie Jones Hausenfluck of Savannah
and Mrs. Anna Kate Spence of Richmond
Hill; a son, Jim Olliff of Savannah; four
sisters, Mrs. Margie Faulkner, Mrs. Ella
Andrews, Mrs. Georgia Cowart, all of
Twin City, and Mrs. Mamie Hooks of Millen ; a brother, Brodus Parham of Vidalia; nine grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
Funeral: 3 p.m. today at Rosemary
Primitive Baptist Church, burial in
church cemetery.
Hooks-Morgan Mortuary.
Mrs. Katherine F. Morgan
Mrs. Katherine Fox Morgan died
Wednesday at Azalealand Nursing Home
after a long illness.
The Guyton native was the oldest
member of Wesley Monumental United
Methodist Church and a former member
of Guyton United Methodist Church. She
was a descendant of pioneers who settled
Effingham County. She was a member of
the Salzburgers Society and Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Surviving are two sons, G. Philip
Morgan Jr., and Edward H. Morgan,
both of Savannah; four daughters, Mrs.
Katherine M. Cann and Mrs. Augusta M.
Collins, both of Atlanta, Mrs. Sarah M.
McAlpin of Savannah and Mrs. Eleanor
M. Atuk of Charlottesville, Va.; 15 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren.
Graveside service: was held at 10
a.m. Wednesday in Guyton Cemetery.
Sipple's Mortuary.
Mrs. Eva M. Dean
Mrs. Eva Mae Dean, 86, of 620 Orchard St. died Wednesday at home after
a short illness.
The Screven County native lived in
Savannah most of her life and was a
beautician and a member of Jehovah's
Witness of Savannah, North Georgia Congregation.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Jacqueline Dean; a grandson, Eddie Dean,
both of Savannah; and other relatives.
Bynes-Royall Funeral Home.
Mrs. Daniel Cotton
GIRARD - Mrs. Candace Cotton, 73,
died Sunday at Screven County Hospital
after a short illness.
The Burke County native lived in Boston for 40 years and was a Jehovah's Witness at Kingdom Hall in Sylvania.
Surviving are her husband, Daniel
Cotton of Girard; three cousins, George
Royal, Mrs. Alverine Mack and Richard
Mack, all of Virginia Beach, Va.
Funeral: 1 p.m. Friday at Kingdom
Hall in Sylvania, burial in Pollard Cemetery.
Sylvania Funeral Home.
Emory S. Jenkins
Emory S. Jenkins, 74. died Wednesday at home after a kmg illness.
The Jenkins County native lived in Savannah most of his life. He was owner
and operator of Jenkins Sheet Mttal and
Roofing CD. for many years. Ha wit a
member of Central Christian Church,
Christian Service Sunday school class
and member emeritus of Clinton Lodge
M.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Thdma
F. Jenkins; a son, Emory A. Jenkins;
two daughters, Kay Downs and Judy
Bowers; three brothers, P.L. Jenkins, all
of Savannah, Ray Jenkins of Millen and
Franklin Jenkins of Portal; three sisters,
Clyde Boone and Merle Krapse, both of
Jenkins County, and Ruby Bailey of
Burke County; eight grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews
Fox and Weeks Funeral Home, Hodgson Chapel.
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Remembrances: Hospice of Savannah or Central Christian Church Piano
Fund.
Herman Register
Herman Register, 80, died Tuesday at
Meadows Memorial Hospital in Vidalia
after a long illness.
The Wheeler County native was a retired Glenwood City policeman was and a
Baptist.
Surviving are several nieces.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at Ronnie L.
Stewart Funeral Home, Glenwood Chapel, burial in Alamo City Cemetery.
Mrs. Belle W. Lasky
Mrs. Belle Weitz Lasky, died Wednesday at Azalealand Nursing Home after a
long illness.
The Savannah native was a member
of Congregation Agudath Achim and the
Sisterhood, Hadassah and B'nai B'rith
Women.
Surviving are a son, Lawrence
Lasky; a daughter, Sandra Samuels; a
brother, Isadore Weitz; and three sisters,
Mrs. Gertrude Koplin, Mrs. Sara Smith
and Mrs. Natalie Blair, all of Savannah.
Graveside service: 11 a.m. today in
Bonaventure Cemetery.
Sipple's Mortuary.
Remembrances:
Congregation
Agudath Achim.
J.H. Ewing
DOUGLAS - J.H."Johnny" Ewing,
75, died Tuesday at home after a long illness.
The Ben Hill County native lived in
Douglas most of his life and was the retired owner and operator of Ewing Tire
Co.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Vickers Ewing of Douglas; a son, John E.
Ewing; a daughter, Mrs. JoAnn Mathis,
both of Atlanta; three grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral: 11 a.m. today at Chapel of
Ricketson Funeral Home, burial in Douglas City Cemetery.
Mrs. Floyd Cantrell
PATTERSON - Mrs. Grace K. Cantrell, 69, died Tuesday at home after a
short illness.
The Bibb County native lived in
Pierce County most of her life and was a
nurse and a member of Laura Chapel
Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband, Floyd
CantreU of Patterson; two sons, Jimmy
and Alvin Cantrell, both of Florida; two
grandchildren and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral: 3 p.m. today at Laura Chapel Baptist Church, burial in church cemetery.
Dixon-Bowen-Taylor Funeral Home.
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Bishop "Sweet Daddy" McCollough
to be in state Thursday, March 28th
Tte Paint Rock, N.C., native lived in
Savanna!) freight years and was retired
from the Brunswick Pttbttc Library and a
member of Attain* Presbyterian Church
in Brunswick.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Ueaf Stvannah;a fetor, Mrs. Donthy HutbwiJ of McMinnville, Terai; two
grandchildren, Miss Amy Lee and Brent
Lee; both of Savannah; and several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral: 10 a.m. Friday at Wilmington Island Presbyterian Church, burial at
2 p.m. Friday in Brunswick Memorial
Park Cemetery.
Fox and Weeks Funeral home, Drayton Chapel.
Remembrances: Altama Presbyterian Church in Brunswick.
Mr.. Willie M. McCoy
HAZLEHURST - Mrs. Willie Mae
McCoy, 73, died Sunday at Appling County Hospital in Barley after a long illness.
The Jeff Davis County native was a
member of Tallahassee Baptist Church
and a bomemaker.
Surviving are a daughter, Ms. Mennie
McCoy; three sons, Alvin and Richard L.
McCoy, all of Hazlehurst, and Napoleon
McCoy of Hartford, Conn.; a sister, Mrs.
Mattie Akins of Miami; three brothers,
the Rev. Roscoe Hunter of Baxley, Leroy
Hunter of New York, James Hunter of
Belle Glade, Fla.; four grandchildren, six
great-grandchildren and other relatives.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Friday at Tallahassee Baptist Church, burial in Hall and
WUcox Cemetery in Hazlehurst.
Thornton Funeral Home of Hazlehurst.
Ulysaees Fairish
METTER - Ulyssees Parrish, 57,
died Saturday at Bulloch Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
The Candler County native was a deacon and choir member at Lakeside First
Baptist Church.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willie James Parrish of Metier;
four daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline Evans of
Detroit, Ms. Linda Parrish of Dayton,
Ohio, Mrs. Tracy Smith of Metier, Mrs.
Sandrall Parrish of Columbus, Ohio; six
sons, Larry, Curtis and Michael Parrish,
both of Dayton, Spencer Smith of Savannah, Sgt. Stacy Smith of Fort McClellan,
Ala., and Robert Smith of Metier; three
sisters, Mrs. Sadie Ruth Bennett of Miami, Mrs. Margaret Hall of Waycross
and Mrs. Maryiin Hall of Tampa, Fla.;
three brothers, Willie Baldwin of Statesboro and Sandford and Harold Parrish,
both of Detroit; and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral: 1 p.m. Friday at Lakeside
First Baptist Church, burial in Mt. Zion
Cemetery in Pulaski.
Whitaker Funeral Home of Metier.
Mrs. John Seckinger
Mrs. Jean Seckinger, 40, of 2041 Brogdon St. died Tuesday at home after a long
illness.
The Savannah native was a member
of Aldersgate United Methodist Church.
Surviving are her husband, John
Seckinger; a son, Doug Seckinger; a
daughter, Ms. Emily Seckinger; her
mother, Mrs. Ned Branch, all of Savannah; a brother, Ned F Branch of Interlachen, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Janice
Brantley of Savannah and Mrs. Donna
McCoy of Waleska; and several nieces
and nephews.
Memorial service: 1 p.m. Friday in
Aldersgate United Methodist Church,
burial in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens.
Fox and Weeks Funeral Home, Hodgson Chapel.
Mrs. John B. Heles
BEAUFORT, S.C. - Mrs. Wilma
Lawson Heles, 74, died Wednesday at
Beaufort Memorial Hospital.
The Beaufort native was a Realtor
with Kinghorn Insurance Agency and'a
member of the advisory board for First
Carolina Bank and its loan committee, a
member of the Beaufort County Board of
Realtors, a member of Beaufort Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, St. Peter's Catholic
Church and Women's Club.
Surviving are her husband, John B.
Heles of Beaufort; three daughters, Mrs.
Carole A. Hill of Vienna, Va., Mrs. Virginia L. Burnett of Katy, Texas, and Mrs.
Christine E. Branch of Phoenix, Ariz.;
two sons, John L. and Mark B. Heles,
both of Beaufort; and 11 grandchildren.
Funeral: 10 a.m. Monday at St. Peter's Catholic Church, burial in Beaufort
National Cemetery.
Copeland Funeral Home of Beaufort.
Remembrances: St. Peter's Catholic
Church, P.O. Box 1254, Beaufort, S.C.,
29901.
Albertus Lucas
AIKEN, S.C. - Albertus "AT Lucas,
68, died Tuesday at Aiken Regional Medical Center.
The Kershaw, S.C., native was a U S
Army veteran of World War II, retired
from Owens-Corning Fiberglass and was
a member of South Aiken Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alma
Pitts Lucas; two sons, Warren C. Lucas,
both of Aiken, and L. Charles Robertson
of Richmond, Va.; a daughter, Mrs.
Delaina R. Stribling of Savannah; five
brothers, Thomas Lucas of Aiken, Carl,
Nick, E.B., and Wayne Lucas, all of Kershaw; three sisters, Mrs. Judy Hinson
and Mrs. Suzanne Roberts, both of Kershaw, and Mrs. Lou Couch of Heath
Springs, S.C.; and five grandchildren.
George Funeral Home.
Remembrances: South Aiken Baptist
Church, 980 Dougherty Road, Aiken, S.C
29803.
William H. Kirkland
William H. Kirkland, 68, of 219-A East
Anderson St., died Wednesday at home
after a short illness.
The Stalesboro native lived in Savannah most of his Ufe and was a retired employee of Union Camp Corp. and J.L.
Smith Construction Co.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kirkland; two daughters, Mrs. Regina K.
Jenks and Mrs. Gwendolyn Kirkland;
two sons, Henry James and Ronald Kirkland; a brother, Walter Kirkland, all of
Savannah; six grandchildren and other
relatives.
Sexton-Hall Funeral Home.
Mrs. Dora B. Bradley
Mrs. Dora Bailey Bradley, 103, died
at Candler General Hospital after a short
illness.
The Sapelo Island native lived in Savannah most of her life. She was one of
the founding members of Mt. Tabor Baptist Church and sang in the choir for
many years.
Surviving are three nieces, Mrs.
Blanche T. Ferguson of Cincinnati, Mrs.
Marjorie T. Morton of Zion, N.Y., and
Mrs. Phyllis T. Harris of New York; and
a nephew, Joseph Tavada of Boston.
Sidney A. Jones Funeral Home.
FUNERAL NOTICES FUNERAL NOTICES
FUTCH - Mr*. Beetle
Alexander
Lewis
services
for
Dea.
Petote will be held Saturday,
Funeral services for Mrs Futch
March 30, 1991,
at 12noon
will be Friday, March 29, 1991,
from First Jerusalem Missionary
at 1pm, from First African Bap-
Baptist
Church.
Rev. N.N.
Boles officiating. Interment. Hill-
Interment,
HINESVIUE. GA
Michael and Brown Funeral
Survivors are Mr. Abie Futch,
Funeral services for Woodrow
Home in charge.
W Money wM be held at 2pm
Mar 28 N
ers wW be Tony Maney, Johnny
WeHs, Pete Clark, Heath
Crane, Oarvf Maney and Roger
Wefts. Honorary paNbearers wM
be Robert Shuman. John Dasher. Bobby Sikes. Jackie McQanahan, Bobby Wetts. Bitty
Miness, Roscoe Wetts, Dean
Wete, Dr. Glenn Carter, Bob
Beaver, Roland Yarbrough, Rakeigh Way. Lee Manous, Harvey
Tea), Howard HM, Jack BeH
Burial in Gum Branch Cemetery Carter Funeral Home of
Hinesvitte m charge
Mar 28 N
Larry BurweH, Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Lewis, Mr
tons officiating. Active paHbearL
Mr. Charles Futch, Mr. and Mrs.
WILLIAMS - Mr. Fred 0.
tist Church with Rev. Roger Wil-
McCollough served as Goodwill Ambassador to Israel in 1967 He received a Presidential Commendation
from President Jimmy Carter in 1980,
and was also honored with the Distinguished Community Service Award
and the National Coalition Award in
1985
Others to honor McCollough included former President Gerald Ford, former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Sen Edward Kennedy and U S
Rep Walter E Fauntroy. who gave
McCollough a "Bicentennial Salute.'
noted in the Congressional Record
McCollough is survived by his wife.
Saint Clara McCollough, a daughter.
Miss Regina McCollough, three sons.
Walter McCollough Jr . C L McCollough and Jimmy McCollough. several grandchildren, great-grandchildren
and other relatives, all ot Washington
Sidney A Jones Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements locally
TiUman officiating.
Magnolia Memorial Gardens.
Thursday at Gum Branch Bap-
A native of Great Falls. S C,. McCollough became a member of the
United House of Prayer for All People
in Charlotte at the age of 14 He held
numerous offices in the church before
taking over as bishop
In 1939. Grace ordained McCollough
as an elder, and two years later he
was named pastor of the Anacostia
Mission in Washington He served
there for 14 years before being promoted to pastor of the National Headquarters House of Prayer in Washington
Among MoCol lough's accomplishments during his service in the
church included the construction of
more than 1.15 House of Prayer across
22 states He was the founder of the
McCollough
Scholarship College
Fund He was also the founder and coordinator for the Nationwide Mort
gage Free Building Program, designed to house low-income families
tist Church. Rev. Thurman N.
crest Abbey West Cemetery.
MANEY - Woodrow WMttn
Several thousand people are expected to throng to Savannah Thursday
for a memorial service for Bishop
Walter 'Sweet Daddy McCollough.
head of the United Houses of Prayer
for Alt People, who died Thursday in
Washington, D C
Savannah is the first of five cities in
which McCollough s remains will be
in state for viewing before a funeral
service in Washington Tuesday The
other cities are Charlotte. N.C . New
port News, Va . New Haven. Conn
and Philadelphia The bishop's body
will be at the Savannah Church at
1805 Ogeechee Road from noon until 8
pm
McCollough succeeded Bishop C M
Sweet Daddy Grace, founder of the
United House of Prayer for All Peo
pie. in 19W. after Grace died He was
listed in 'Who's Who in the World
and in "Who's Who Among Black
Americans
FUNERAL NOTICES
PELOTE, SR - DMCon
Funeral
and
Clarence Lewis, Mr. Jasper
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
WWiams will be held H:00*m
Lewis, Mrs. Essie Conley, Mrs.
Thursday, March 28, 1991 at
Dudene Hersey, Mr and Mrs.
Most Pure Heart of Mary Catho-
David Rice, Mrs.
lic Church. Father F.C. Higgins.
Mrs. Louise Merntt. Mr. John
Officiating. Interment Catholic
Wesley Lewis, 9 grandchildren,
Cemetery. Surviving are: Mr.
a host of nieces, nephews,
Joseph B WWiams, Miss Patri-
cousins, and other relatives
cia Williams, Mr. Stephen Wil-
Visitation Thursday. 7-8pm Re-
Hams, Mrs. Theima Irvir, Mrs
posing at the church Friday
Bessie Adams Miller. Mr*. An-
10am until hour of services. No
gelina WMiams, several nieces,
viewing after eulogy. Sidney A.
nephews other relatives and
Jones.
Rosary
William T. Gear
GRAY - William Thaxton "Bill"
Gear, 56, died Tuesday in a Macon hospital.
The Lyons County native lived in
Baldwin County for 21 years and in Jones
County for the past 1 Vi years. He was a
retired employee of Central State Hospital and was a member of Hardwick Baptist Church.
Surviving are a son, William Edward
Gear II of Gray; and his mother, Mrs.
Gertrude McDuffie Gear of Brooklet.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at Williams
Memorial Chapel of Milledgeville burial
in Baldwin Memorial Gardens.
H. Talmadge Strickland
GLENNVILLE - H. Talmadge
Strickland, 57, died Wednesday at Memorial Medical Center after a short illness.
The Tattnall County native was a former pastor of several churches in Tattnall and Long counties. He was employed
with Four Star Security Co. for three
years.
Surviving are five sons, Henry T.
Strickland of Lithia Springs, Paul Strickland of Glennville. Steven Strickland of
Athens, Lt. Danny Strickland of
Garlstadt, Germany, and the Rev,
Charles D. Strickland of Glennville; and
four grandchildren.
Funeral: 11 a.m. Friday at Rimes
Mortuary Chapel, burial in Smyrna Baptist Church Cemetery.
Irene Reid,
Wednesday
evening. 7:00pm m the Chapel
Mar28NP
of WHliams & Williams Funeral
Home
and Wayne Warren of Bronson, Fla.; a
stepson, Chris Warren of Lakeland; a
stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy J. Bates of
Alabama; 13 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren.
Graveside service: 4 p.m. today at
Lakeview Memorial Garden.
Murchison Funeral Home.
Mr§. Jim P. Burns
SPRINGFIELD - Mrs. Elise Edwards Bums, 71, died Wednesday at
home after a long illness.
The Effingham County native was a
member of Corinth Baptist Church and a
co-owner of Burns store.
Surviving are her husband, Jim P.
Burns; two daughters, Mrs. Vera Kersey
and Mrs. Janice Joyner; two sons, Tracy
and Douglas Burns; a sister, Mrs. Gloria
Pevey, all of Springfield; two brothers,
Willard H. Edwards of Clyo and Vernon
Edwards of Rincon; seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and other relatives.
Funeral: 11 a.m. Friday at Wesley Independent Methodist Church, burial in
Corinth Baptist Church Cemetery.
Thomas C. Strickland Funeral Home,
Springfield Chapel.
Remembrances: Corinth Baptist
Church.
Mrs.
Funeral services for Mr. Fred 0.
fnends.
Mrs. Aita W. Ray
GLENNVILLE - Mrs. Alta W Ray,
82, died Tuesday at home after a short illness.
The Tattnall County native was a
member of Glennville Baptist Church.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Margaret Joseph of Glennville and Mrs.
Karen R. Duncan of Everett, Wash.; a
sister, Mrs. Ova Dean Davis of Glennville; four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.
Funeral: 11 a.m. today at RimesMortuary in Glennville, burial in Glennville
City Cemetery.
Roy C. Stone
ODUM - Roy C. Stone, 67, died Wednesday at home after a long illness
The Ducktown, Tenn., native was a
former resident of Warner Robins and
Hazlehurst. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran of World War II and Korea.
Earle L. Warren
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Wilma
WINTER HAVEN, FLA. - Earle
Coleman Stone of Odum; two daughters, Lewis Warren, 90, died Monday after a
Mrs. Linda Sue Finely of Warner Robins long illness.
and Mrs. Debra Ann Henderson of AlexThe Van Wert, Ohio, native lived in
andria, Va.; a son, James Stone of Cath- Winter Haven, Fla., since 1957 and was a
leen; a sister, Bonnie Mae Harris of An- electrician, a member of Syprus Cathederson, S.C.; a brother, Earl Stone of dral Assembly of God and a member of
Darien; and five grandchildren.
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Funeral: 11 a.m. Friday at Strick- Workers.
land-Bass Funeral Home, burial at 4 p.m.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gladys
in Middle Georgia Memory Gardens with Todd Warren of Winter Haven; two sons,
full military honors.
Richard Warren of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.,
Herman Loadholt
Herman Loadholt, 62, of 1802 Habersham St., died Wednesday at Candler
General Hospital after a long illness.
He was a native of Savannah.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bessie
Loadholt of Savannah; three daughters,
Mrs. Josephine Days of Hawaii, Mrs. Ernestine Ward and Mrs. Daisy Ward;
three sons, Willie Ward, Dock Pierce and
Larry Days, all of Savannah; a brother,
Ernest Loadholt; his mother, Mrs. Addie
Loadholt, both of New York City; 12
grandchildren, and several nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Sexton-Hall Funeral Home.
FUNERAL
Mrs. RossJyn H. Hohenstein
Mrs. Rosalyn Hellman Hohenstein, ,•*
tf, died Wednesday at home after a loof*
illness.
The Savannah native was a member
of Mickve Israel Synagogue, past pres*
dent of Mickve Israel Sisterhood, past
president of the religious school of
MickVe Israel, and former chairwoman ;
of the Junior Red Cross During Wort| %>
Warn.
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Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Samuel
Herman of Savannah; a great-niece, ,
Mrs. Barbara Herman Ardito of Philada£ *'
phis; a nephew, Louis C. Hohenstein of Atlanta; two great-nephews, Robert,
Samuel Herman of Savannah and Donald
Myers Herman of Martha's Vineyard,
Mass.; five great-great-nieces and nephews.
Graveside service: 3 p.m. today in
Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Sipple's Mortuary
Remembrances: Mickve Israel Synagogue or the American Cancer Society.
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Mar 27P 28N
Actor Aide Ray
The Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO - Aldo Ray.
the burly, gravel-voiced actor who
left a constable's job for Hollywood
and starring roles in a string oif combat epics, died Wednesday of complications from throat cancer and
pneumonia. He was 64.
One of his most popular roles was
the jovial Sgt. O'Hara, who won Rita
Hayworth's heart in "Miss Sadie
Thompson." He also played Albert
in "We're No Angels'1 and appeared
in "Pat and Mike" and "God's Little
Acre "
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