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OBITUARY
MRS. Della Scruggs Gauiding
Services for Mrs. Della Scruggs
Gauiding, 75, who died at her
home in Chattanooga, were held
Wednesday from Oak Grove
Baptist Church. Interment took
place in Hannah Cemetery, Ris¬
ing Fawn. Rev. C. J. Donahue
officated.
Survivors include one brother,
J. R. Scruggs, Chattanooga;
niece, Mary Webb, Chattanooga,
and several nieces and nephews.
Lois Allison Tate
Mrs. Lois Allison Tate, 59,
died Nov. 13 at her residence in
Chattanooga. She was born and
raised in Dade County and mar¬
ried to the late John Tate. She
was a member of the East Lake
MethodLst Church. She is sur¬
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Betty Madewell and Mrs. IDoro-
t h y Uptain, Chattanooga; a
fdaughter-in-law Mrs. John Tate,
Jr., Chattanooga; three sisters,
Mrs. Ina Barksdale, Chattan¬
ooga; Mlrs. Pearl Swanson, Mrs.
Grace Nethery, Trenton; two
brothers, H. F. Allison, Trenton;
J. C. Allison, Chattanooga; and
eight grandchildren. Funeral
was held in Chattanooga and
Interment was in the Trenton
Baptist Cemetery.
Mrs. Jeanette C. Forester
Funeral services for Mrs.
Jeanette (Net) Carroll Forester,
76-year-old resident of the
Cloverdale community who
passed away Monday, were held
Wednesday from the Cloverdale
Baptist Church. Revs. T. C. Nel¬
son and Charles Webb officiated.
Interment was in Miller Ceme¬
tery.
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Survivors include two daugh¬
ters, Mrs. Pat Baugh, Mrs. Lee
Blevins, Rising Fawn; three
stepsons, Hershel Forester, Dal¬
las, Texas; Byron and Cicero
forester, Rising Fawn; one step¬
daughter, Mrs. M. C. Gehee, San
Antonio, Texas; 12 grand¬
children; three brothers, Tom
Carroll, Wildwood; Martin and
Dan Carroll, Trenton; one sister,
Mrs. L. A. Lea of Chattanooga.
Mrs. Forester, who was well-
known throughout the county,
was born at Morganville, Ga.
and was a member if the Wild¬
wood Methodist Church.
RISING FAWN NEWS
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guests of their families, the Rus¬
sell Smiths and Walter Wilsons.
Other guests of the Wilsons for
the week end were Mr and Mrs.
Jimmie Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Riggins and David Ful¬
ler, all of Chattanooga.
Mrs. Richard Looney is con¬
valescing at home after surgery
in Chattanooga hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMahan
visited Jack’s parents, Charles
and Bonnie McMahan Sunday.
The Leon Fannins are spend¬
ing thei r Sundays with Mlrs.
Fannin’s sister, in Fort Payne,
Ala., who has undergone a spin¬
al operation and will be confined
to her bed for several weeks yet.
In the meantime others are act¬
ing as Sunday School superin¬
tendent in his absence.
Jim Cureton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Cureton, took an ex¬
amination for entrance to An¬
napolis Monday and, since he
was all smiles Monday night we
are all hopes.
The week end guests of Misses
Cureton and Mrs. Stroud were
Dr. and Mrs. Hampton Smith
and sons of B'ham, Mr. and Mrs.
Waite Stevenson and son, who
recently returned from Germany
to make their home in Berkley,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. WiU Jaco-
way, Miss Edna Jacoway and
Harrison Gill of Chattanooga. A
trip to Sitton’s Gulch was made
Sunday afternoon and descent
into the Gulch at the Waterfall
furnished thrills and way was
made down the steep path. The
fall of the water was tremend¬
ous, the view wonderful beauti¬
ful and the rhodendron was
blooming near the waterfall.
Mrs. Donnie McMahan and
Joyce are in Tri-County hospital
with a bronchial infection.
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