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_The Summerville News, Thurs., Sept. 2, 1982
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DEATHS
Josic BDaty
Josie Smith Baty, 82, of
Mentone, Ala..(f)assed away at
her home Monday, Aug: 23, at
1.15 E.m.
She was the daughter of
the late Sherwood and Mollie
Powell Smith of Mentone,
Ala., formerly of Chattooga
County. Mrs. Raty ioined the
Methodist church ear(ljy in life.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Robert Norace
Baty Sr., Sept. 3, 1979. They
had been married 66 years at
the time of his death.
Survivors include her five
sons, Glenn, Norace Jr. and
John Baty of Mentone, ala.,
Frank Baty of Cedar Bluff,
Ala., and Larry Baty of Rich
mond, Va.; four d)z,iughters,
Pauline Callan of Menlo, Max
ine Vinson of Goutier, Miss.,
Mary Sue Underwood of
Hena§ar, Ala., and Sybil Tip
ton of Mentone, Ala.; and 16
grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were
Bob Baty, Jimmy Baty, Earl
Callan, Richard Baty, David
Baty, Randy Baty and Tony
Tipton
Honorary pallbearers were
Sammy Cash, Jimmy Jones,
Leonard Shigley, Martin
Blalock, Leland Cox, Hoil
Smith, Cleo Smith, Ernest
Smith, Jack Lusk, Ernest
.Baxter, Jim Wright, Robert
Yarbrough, Jim Williamson,
Robin Johnson, Roland Terry,
Gary Adams, Colquitt Jones
and Edward Jones.
Interment was in
Bankhead Cemetery at Men
tone, Ala.
Burt-Whitmire Funeral
Home of Valley Head, Ala.,
was in charge of ar
rangements.
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Words are inadequate to express our
heartfelt gratitude to the many, many peo
ple who helped us through the death of our
darling son. We thank you all so very much
for all the food, money, flowers and kind
words that were spoken during this trying
time. But most of all, thanks for every
prayer that was prayed in Jay's behaif. We
will never forget any of you!
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Ruby Bowman
Mrs. Ruby L. Bowman, 66,
a resident of Route 1, Menlo,
passed away Friday morning,
Aug. 27, at 3:25 at her
residence.
She was born in Cherokee
County, Ala., July 23, 1916,
daughter of the late George
Deering and Annie Morrow
Deering.
Mrs. Bowman was a Bap
tist by faith. She was preced
ed in death by her husband,
Mack Bowman, Dec. 11, 1977.
Surviving are her two
sisters, Mrs. Jewell Ford and
Mrs. Violet Haney, both of
Summerville; one brother,
Tommy Deering of Summer
ville; and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held
Sunday, Aug. 29. at 2 pm
from the chapel of Erwin-
Petitt Funeral glome with the
Rev. Cecil Hixon and the Rev.
Fred Burrage officiating. In
terment was in Macedonia
Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Bobby Shaver, Charles
Gilreath, Thomas Maynard,
Neil Bowman, Larry Black
and Labron Cooper.
Erwin-Petitt Funeral
Home was in charge of ar
rangements.
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Vivian Haggard
Miss Vivian Haggard,
formerly of Summerville,
passed away Friday, Aug. 27,
in a Rome hospital.
Miss Haggard was born in
Centre, Ala., March 26, 1923,
daughter of the late Dutch
and Mary Haggard.
Surviving are her three
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brothers, Gordon Haggard of
Summerville, Clarence Hag
gard of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and
ames Haggard of Calhoun;
one sister, Mrs. Mae Bell
Abernathy of Summerville;
and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held
Sunday, Aug. 29, at 2 p.m.
from the chapel of Jordan
Funeral Home with the Rev.
Sanford Deßerry officiatinF.
Interment was in Lyerly
Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Jim Ray, Bifi Martin, Seaborn
Treadaway, David Aber
nathy, Bilf; Martin Jr. and
David Bearden.
Honorary pallbearers were
Hubert Bragy and Frank
Woody.
Jordan Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
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Thelma Wooten
Mrs. Thelma Lizzie
Wooten, 57, 209 Hawkins
Drive, Summerville, passed
away Monday mornin%, Aug.
23, in Chattooga County
Hospital. She was a member
of Friendship Baptist Church
in Chickamauga, and
employed by Oak View Nurs
ing Home.
Survivors are her husband,
Troy Myle Wooten of Sum
merville; four daughters, Mrs.
Thelma Bolling and Mrs.
Virginia Dillarg of Naples,
Fla., Mrs. Edith Ruth
Stamper of Rome and Miss
Betty Jo Wooten of Summer
ville; two sons, William Hoytt
and Jackie Dillard of Summer
ville; one sister, Mrs. Cora
Bell Roddery of Chattanooga,
Tenn.; one brother, Felton
Smith Jr. of LaFayette; three
aunts, Mrs. Lillie Mae
Stewart of Summerville, Mrs.
Rosa Ellbe of Chattanooga,
Tenn., and Mrs. Ellen Avery
of Chickamauga; 10 grand
children; mother-in-law;
sisters-in-law; brothers-in-law;
a host of nieces; nephews;
cousins; and other relatives.
Funeral services were held
Friday, Aug. 27, at 2 o’clock
from the Hemphill AME Zion
Church in Summerville with
the Rev. Harry Carter and
other ministers officiating.
Flowerbearers were
Madams Nell Ayers, Ella Ben
nett, Ruby Smith, Louise
Powell, Henrietta Adards,
Irene Garner and Marie
Darden.
Honorary pallbearers were
Misters Rogert Womble,
Thomas Johnson, Buster
Price, Charles Page, Billy
Evans, Tommy L. Perry, J. V.
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WILLIAM FLETCHER
Fletcher
Joins Fair
Program
William Eugene Fletcher
(Gene) of Summerville has
been selected to work in the
Churches of Christ ‘“Energy
for Life”’ Exhibit for the 1982
World’s Fair. Gene is current
ly attending David Lipscomb
gollege in Nashville, Tenn.,
where he will be a sophomore.
Fletcher is the son oF Mr. and
Mrs. William Fletcher also of
Summerville. He is involved
in teaching and song leading
at his home congregation of
Lookout Hall Church of Christ
in Summerville.
Capitalizing on the Fair’s
theme ‘“‘Energy Turns the
World"” Fletcher will join a
host of other workers from
around the world in
demonstrating that God'’s
love is the effective source of
all energy and life. The church
exhibit will focus on four
theme areas: God’s
love ... The Bible. Family
Relationships and the Church.
A variety of literature pieces
and Bible study courses will
be given free to those who
visit the Exhibit. Computeriz
ed Bible teachers, graphics,
VTR'’s and film segments will
be used as a part of the
teaching media. An original
1611 King James Bible will be
on display in the Exhibit.
Thompson and Lenson Ludy.
Active pallbearers were
Misters Joe Johnson, Tim
Finley, Leroy Booker, Jack
Byron, Bill Christopher and
Alfred Price.
Interment was in Summer
ville Cemetery.
Willis Funeral Home,
Dalton, was in charge of ar
rangements.
Youth Sunday
Held
Sunday, Aug. 29, was
Youth Sunday at Dry Valle
Baptist Church. The youti
were in charge of the morning
service.
Gary Brown preached;
Sunday School Superinten
dent was Todd Fox; Sunday
School Teachers were: Debbie
Ellenburg, ladies class; Eddie
Price, men’s class; - Cindy
Woods, young married class;
Junior class, Jimmy Morrison
and Richard Foster; Primary
class, Gary Woods, Steve and
Mike Morrison; Beginners
class, Nita Wooten, Rita Reed
and Jimmy Faye Smith;
Nursery class was taught by
Melissa Fox and Lori Smith;
choir director was Eddie
Price; youth choir directors
were Gary Woods and Jimmy
Morrison, Pianists were Deb
bie Ellenburg and Melissa
Fox; Kevin Woods was bass
guitarist and the drums were
played by Todd Woods;
ushers were Dewey Ashworth,
Steve Morrison and Mike
Morrison.
Bibles were presented to
Alma Smith and fiita Reed for
enrolling the most in Sunday
School.
Trophies were presented to
youth choir members not
missing more than three prac
tices in the past year. Winners
were Bill, Georgia, Eddie
Price; Cindy Woods, Debbie
Ellenburg, Todd Fox, Chris
and Melissa Fox; Gerald Pi
nion, Mike, Jimmy and Steve
Morrison.
After the morning service
a cookout was held for the
Sunday School.
Fashion Show
The Chattooga Hiih
School Cafetorium will be the
setting Saturday night, Sept.
11, for a fashion show beginn
ing at 7:30 that will feature
clothing from several county
merchants.
The event, ‘‘Fall Into
Winter,” is sgonsored by the
Chattooga County Young
Farmers Wives Organization.
Admission will be $1 in ad
vance or $2 at the door with
youngsters under 6 years of
age admitted free. -
Don Hatcher, 11 Alive
News’ Rome anchorman, will
emcee the fashion show.
Entertainment will be provid
ed by clogiers —the Calico
Kids and the Yankee Doodle
Dandies.
The public is invited to at
tend.
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