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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1970
H OBITUARIES B
George Courtney,
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linois native,
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dies Thursday
George Frederick Courtney,
72, a prominent citizen of Blak
ely, 760 Central Avenue, died
the past Thursday, January 8,
in the local hospital after a short
illness. A native of Urbana,
111, he was born March 25,
18%. A retired school teacher,
he had lived in Blakely for the
past three years, and was a
member of the First United Me
thodist Church, a Mason and
member of the Order of Eas
tern Star, and a veteran, of
World War L.
A long time resident of Al=
den, N. Y., he was prominent
in civic and fraternal affairs
of that city, where he was past
master of the Masonic lodge,
and past patron of the Order of
Eastern Star, and a past come
mander of the American Legion
of Henry County, 111.,, where he
also served as superintendent
of schools.
He was a member of the Ro
tary Club at Lancaster, N, Y,
and served as a Boy Scout Come
missioner in that city. He was a
graduate of the University of
Illinois where he received his
B.S. and M, S, Degrees and was
a member of the Alpha Beta
Chapter of the Theta Xi social
fraternity.
Funeral services were held
2 p.m. Friday in the Chapel
of Manry=Jordan Funeral Home,
the Rev. John Quillian, officiat=
ing, Interment was in the Blak
ely cemetery with Blakely Ma=
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Funeral services
held Sunday for
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Mrs. Clara Smith
Funeral services for Mrs,
Clara Lowell Smith were held in
the White Plains Free Will Bap~
tist Church Sunday afternoon con=
ducted by the Rev. Milton Fields.
Interment was in the Centerville
cemetery, Manry=Jordan Fune
ral Home was in charge. Pall
bearers were Hoyle White, Oli=
ver Houston, Harry White, By=
ron Bruner, Flozell Houston and
Carlton Scarborough.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Ralph L.
Smith, died the past Friday in
an Americus hospitale Except
for the past four months, she
had lived most of her life in
Early County in the Lucile com=
munity, and was born in Baker
County, June 4, 1904, She was
a member of the Centerville
Methodist Church.
In addition to the widower,
survivors are 4 daughters, Mrs.
Carl Chappell, Mrs. Joe Holley,
Americus; Mrs. Emory Boyd,
Waycross; Mrs, Frank Byrd,
Hinesville; 3 sons, Eugene and
sons conducting the impressive
Masonic rites, and acting Past
Master Woodrow Houston cone
ducting the rituals.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Evelyn Milhollin Courtney,
Blakely; a son, Robert W, Court=
ney, Milwaukee, and 2 sisters,
Mrs. Helen Reetz, Fleetwood,
Pa.,; Mrs. Marion C, Taylor,
Baltimore, Md., a brother, Paul
Courtney, Chicago, 111.,, and two
grandchildren.
Bill Jarrett,
former Early
° °
resident, dies
William L. (Bill) Jarrett, 77,
a former Early County resident,
died at his home in Panama City,
Florida, early Tuesday morning.
Funeral services will be hLeld
Thursday morning at 10 o’clock
in-Panama City. The body will
be returned to Blakely for in
terment in the Blakely cemetery
at 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon.
Survived by his wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Hiram Rabon,
Blakely, and Mrs. Russell Craft,
Panama City; three brothers,
John Jarrett, Albany; Lee jar
rett, Ringgold, Ga., and Charlie
Jarrett, Adairsville.
Auto accident
fatal to Robert
°
Pennington, 62
Robert Fulton Pennington, 62,
of Leary, died on Thursday of
the past week in an Albany hos=
pital, the results of injuries re=
ceived in an auto accident six
days earliers Mr. Pennington,
a member of the Leary Metho
dist Church, was a night watche=
man with an Albany firm, and
was en route home from work
when he was involved in the ac
cidente He was a native of Mil=
ler County, and was born July
27, 1907. Graveside funeral
services were conducted by the
Reve McCord at the Pilgrim’s
Ehasl oS ai LR TN e
Charles Smith, Blakely; Quay
Smith, Jacksonville, Fla.; 3 sis=
ters, Mrs. Robert Cross, Col~
quitt; Mrs. William Martin, Vien=
na; Mrs. Charlie Pearson, Syl=
vester; and 1 brother, W. W,
Hines, Americus.
Mrs. Mary Deal
di E
ies at Early
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Memorial Sat.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Spivey Deal,
83, 736 Weaver Street, died in
Early Memorial Hospital, Sat=
urday morning after a long ill=~
ness, She was born in Bare
bour County, Alabama, April 8,
1886, and was a member of
the Colomokee Baptist Churche
She had lived in Blakely for
20 years and was the widow of
Jasper Cornelius Deal.
Funeral services were held
Monday in the Anderson Baptist
Church in Blue Springs, Ala=
bama, and interment was in the
church cemetery, the Rev. Ho=
ward Gaston and the Rev. Mich=
ael Goss, officiating,. Manry=
Jordan Funeral Home was in
charge.
Survivors are two sons, James
Deal, Blakely; Wuriah Deal, Eu=
faula; 4 stepsons, Willie Deal,
Pinkard, Roscoe and Clarence
Deal, Columbus; Lester Deal,
Dothan; a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Maddie Yohn, New Brockton,
Ala.; 2 sisters, Mrs. Dora Par=
mer, Abbeville; Mrs. Lean Wal
ker, Skipperville, Ala.; 3 bro=
thers, James Henry Spivey, Ski=~
pperville; Charles Spivey, New=
ville, Ala.; Franklin Spivey, O=
zark.
Home Free Will Baptist Church
cemetery in Baker County on
Jan. 10,
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Ruth Johnson Pennington, one
son, Robert F. Pennington, Jr.,
Elmodel; three daughters, Miss=
es Patri¢ia and Mary Alice Pen~
nington, Leary, and Mrs. Alan
Grimsley, Sylvester; one bro
ther, Fonia Pennington, Atlanta,
and two sisters, Mrs. Ted Per
rella and Mrs. Herman Caldwell,
of Leesburg, Fla.
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