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The Summerville News, Thursday, January 2, 1992
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Obituaries in The
Summerville News
are published free
of charge. There is
no charge to either
the funeral home or
the family of the
deceased.
Ora Daly
Ora Grace Daly, 70, Sum
merville Rte. 1, died Dec. 24 in
a Rome hospital.
Mrs. Daly was born in Pat
terson, N. J., on Aug. 23, 1921,
daughter of the late Ginny
Brown Steenland. She was a
member of the Assembly of
God in Laßelle, Fla., and was
a retired real estate agent in
Laßelle.
Surviving are her widower,
Frank H. Daly, Summerville;
two sons, Bob S. Burdick and
Guy Lang, Summerville; one
sister, Margaret Minardi,
Fairlon, N. J.; five grandsons,
Bob Burdick Jr., Beau Bur
dick, Jacob Burdick and Adam
Burdick, Summerville, and
Levi Burdick, Virginia Beach,
Va.; three great-grandsons,
Kyle, Eston and Tyler Burdick;
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, Dec. 26, in the Hill
Chapel o¥Lane Funeral Home,
with the Rev. Richard Walker
officiating. Interment was in
Summerville Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
grandsons and David Rogers.
Kenneth
Henderson
Kenneth Wayne Hender
son, 41, Cartersville, formerly
of Chattooga County, died Fri
day morning in an Atlanta
hospital from injuries received
in an automobile accident three
weeks ago.
Mr. Henderson was born in
Chattooga county on Nov. 14,
1950, son of the late Austin
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Flint Henderson. He was a
supervisor for First Franklin
Financial Corp.
Surviving are his widow,
Charlotte Henderson; mother,
Hazel Henderson, Summer
ville; one daughter, Tabatha
Ansri, Charlotte, N.C.; one
anddaughter, Sabrina Ansri,
E;mrlotte, N. C.; aunts, uncles
and cousins; and two nieces,
Lisa Thomas and Cecelia
McMichen.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Hill
Chapel of Lane Funeral Home
with the Revs. Charles Crowe
and Billy Wright officiat.infii
Interment was in West Hi
Cemetery.
Active f;allbearers were
Ronnie ngram, Jerry
McMichen, Bobby Mull, Harry
Carter, Greg Oakes and Terry
Oakes. Honorary pallbearers
were supervisors of First
Franklin %‘inancial Corp.
Charlie Horp
Charlie G. Horn, 90, Colum
bus, formerly of Berryton, died
Friday morning, Dec. 27, in a
Columbus hospital.
Mr. Horn was born in Chat
tooga County on July 12, 1901,
son of the late Oliver and Ida
Wooten Horn. He was a retired
construction worker. His wife,
Annie Mae Horn, died on Feb.
13, 1979.
Surviving are two sons
Charles Horn, Columbus, and
Bill Horn, St. Petersburg, Fla.;
six grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at 11 a.m. Sunday in the Hill
Chapel of Lane Funeral Home
with the Rev. Billy Wright of
ficiating. Interment was in
Summerville Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Roy Blackmon, Anthony Den
nis and Charlie Pope.
Wilburn Hudsop
Wilburn K. Hudson, 68,
Farrar Drive, Summerville,
died Sunday afternoon in the
Floyd Medical Center.
He was born in Chattooga
County on June 1, 1923, son of
the late Lucius Hudson.
Mr. Hudson was a member
of the Summerville First Bap
tist Church and was retired
from Karastan-Biielow Cor
poration where he was a
warehouse manager for 38
years.
Surviving are his widow,
Helen Chappelear Hudson,
Summerville; one daughter,
Cheryl Allen, Rome; two sons,
Kelly Hudson, Cedar Bluff,
Ala., and Richard Hudson,
Huntington Beach, Calif.;
mother, Mattie Meadows,
Summerville; two sisters, Bon
nie Eleam, Summerville, and
Myrtis Maples, Calhoun; one
brother, James Hudson, Sum
merville; four grandchildren;
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in the
Summerville First Baptist
Church, with the Revs. Larry
Martin and Dan Fuller of
ficiating. Interment was in
Greenhills Memory Gardens.
Hill Chapel of Lane Funeral
Home had charge of
arrangements.
Clay Johnson
Clay Johnson, 83, Summer
ville Rte. 1, Marble Springs
Road, died at 6 a.m. Dec. 23 in
Redmond Regional Medical
Center.
He was born in Chattooga
County March 14, 1908, son of
the late George Henry and
Mary Millican Johnson. Mr.
Johnson was a retired textile
worker, and a member of Ber
ryton Baptist Church. A son,
Michael glayton Johnson Jr.,
died in September, 1951.
Surviving are his widow,
Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Sum
merville; one sister, Ruth Nit
tka, Summerville; one brother,
Ben “Doc” Johnson, Summer
ville; and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 26, in
the chapel of Erwin-Petitt
Funeral Home with the Revs.
WaXdell Howell and Tommy
Pledger officiatix:fi. Interment
was in Summerville Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Bobby Chisolm, Tom Jones,
Mac Davis, Carlton Reynolds,
Stanley Reynolds and Tommy
Kandul.
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Ettie Millican
Mrs. Ettie Jane Albercrom
bie Millican, 89, Summerville
Rte. 1, died Sunday morning in
a Rome hospital.
Mrs. MilYican was born in
Fannin County April 16, 1902,
daughter of the late Yarby and
Fannie Millholland Albercrom
bie. Mrs. Millican was a
homemaker and a member of
the West Summerville Baptist
Church. Her husband, Wifiiam
Thomas Millican, died July 5,
1980. Two children, Willie Jane
Millican and J. B. Millican,
both died earlier.
Surviving are three
daufihters and sons-in-laws,
Katherine McCauley, Edith
and Odell Adams, Annie Ruth
and Winston Evett, Summer
ville; one son and daughter-in-
law, Cecil and Frances
Millican, Summerville; one
daughter-in-law, Louise
Millican, Summerville; one
sister, Susie Wiikins.
Lakewood; four grandchildren,
Ralph Millican, Summerville,
Sandra Sparks, Lyerlfi'. Hugh
Millican, Summerville, and
Tammy Cleveland, Fort Payne,
Ala.; fivclalfi'reat-érandchildren,
Scott Millican, Chad and Kyle
(l;'[flhgean Lisa Davis and Bran
on Seymore; one great-great
grandchild, Sgencer lflfris;
steérgreat-iran children, Scott
and Derek Cleveland; and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 31, in
West Summerville Baptist
Church with the Revs. Wifi.iam
Harris, Willie Bearden and
Charles Cornwell official;infii
Interment was in West H
Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
J.D. Young, Jerry Sé:arks.
Ralph Millican, urtis
Cleveland, Joe Wilkins and
Bob Walters. They were to
assemble at the residence at
1:20 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 31.
Honorary pallbearers were
Hugh Millican, J. B. White,
Harry Powell, men and ladies
of West Summerville Baptist
Church. They were to assemble
at the church at 1:45 p.m. Tues
day, Dec. 31.
Hill Chapel of Lane Funeral
Home had charge of
arrangements.
Mollie Plunkett
Mollie E. Plunkett, 87,
Bellah Ave., Summerville, died
Monday, Dec. 23, following a
sudden illness.
Mrs. Plunkett was born in
Walker County on Sept. 14,
1904, daughter of the late
George Washington and
Rebecca Kinsey Elsberry. She
was a member of East Ar
muchee Baptist Church. Her
husband, Carl Plunkett, died in
January, 1975.
Surviving are two sisters,
Sadie Morris, Summerville,
and Sybil Crisp, Trion; two
brothers, Wilburn Elsberry,
Trion, and Tom Elsberry, Sum
merville; nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday, Dec. 24, in the Hill
Chapel of Lane Funeral Home
with the Revs. Willie Bearden
and Richard Nason officiating.
Interment was in Pleasant
Grove Cemetery.
Active palfi)earers were
Stanley Smith, Gary Hayes,
Tommy Hayes, Jimmy Hayes,
Bengie Hayes and Bi]l};' Smith.
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DUI File
At least seven motorists
were charged with driving
under the influence (DUT) of in
toxicants during the past week
in Chattooga County, as of
Dec. 30. J%il recor(;'s listed
them as follows:
Lamar S. Coleman, 20, 216
Red Oak Rd.; Benny J.
Matney, 43, 302 Georgia Ave.;
Robert L. Mosteller, 52, Lyer
ly Rte. 1, also charged with not
having a license, not having
proof of insurance and having
an im[)roper tag; James D.
Mosteller, 33, Summerville
Rte. 1; Florence B. Churchill,
37, Gaylesville, Ala. Rte. 1,
also charged with speeding; a
15-year-olfi boy; and BVllham B.
Vaughn, 26, Summerville Rte.
1
Paul H. Elrod, 27, South
Oak Hill Dr., Trion, was charg
ed Dec. 24 with being an
habitual violator. He was not
charged with DUI.
Legal Rights
Classes Set
The Community Education
Department at Walker
Technical Institute will offer
two classes in January to help
you learn what your legal
rights are under Georgia law.
‘“You and Your Credit
Report” will be offered on
Tuesday, Jan. 14, from 6 to 8
p.m. at Walker Technical In
stitute. Many newspapers and
gopular magazines are repor
ing that thousands of
American citizens are being
denied credit because of errors
made by credit reporting agen
cies. Learn how you can receive
a copy of your credit report,
correct what’s wrongl,) or add
statements that may help you
change the way your credit is
perceived.
“Your car without No-Fault
Insurance” will be held on
Thursday, Jan. 30, from 6 to 8
.m. Insurance premiums have
geen reduced slightly since no
fault insurance is no loni:r re
auired in Georgia. Many
eorgians have lost coverage
which was needed. Learn what
is now covered in your car in
surance and, equally impor
tant, what is not covered.
To register by phone, call
404-764-3593 or
1-800-735-5726. You may
register in person at Walker
Technical Institute todaiz, Jan.
2, from Ito 8 p.m. or Friday
from 8 am. to 4 p.m.
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Three new members of the Summerville
City Council were sworn in this Cpast
Thursday morning by Mayor Sewell Cash,
llelght. They are, from left, Ra]Bh Stanleg',
ike King, and Earl “Red’’ Parris. The
Hurt Man Refuses Charges
Summerville police enjoyed
a mostly quiet holiday period
last week.
Sgt. Monroe Mathis said
Larry Allen, 402 Stevens
Street, Summerville, was
treated at Chattooga County
Hospital Sunday afternoon for
Insurance Help
An investigator with the
Georgia Insurance Commis
sioner’s Office will be in Sum
merville next week to helE
Chattooga Countians wit
their insurance problems.
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a “hole in the side of his head.”
He was dismissed.
Mathis said Allen wouldn't
say what happened and refus
ed to consider criminal charges
in connection with the incident.
Officer Tim Fulmer said a
window was broken at the
He will be in the courthouse
annex, 5 S. Commerce St., from
9 to 11:30 a.m. next Tuesday,
Jan. 7.
No fee will be charged for
the service.
new councilmen were to have assumed of
fice on Wednesday, Jan. 1. A special
meeting of the new panel has been called
g)}n; 6 p).m. today, Jan. 2, at city hall. (Staff
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home of Dorothy Stewart, 117
Hawkins Dr., Summerville, on
Saturday.
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Four Hurt
In Fight
At Club
Four people were injured in
a fracas at the Elks élub on
Hemlock Street at Summer
ville late Sunday night, accor
ding to the Chattooga County
Sheriff’s Office.
Treated at Chattooga Coun
ty Hospital were the following:
Lavon Aker, 21, Calhoun;
Shelby Johnson, 28, 209 Allred
St., Summerville; Sidney
Johnson, 26, 73 Hawkins Dr.,
Summerville; and Neal Ridley,
217,117 Hawkins Dr., Summer
ville. They were all dismissed
after treatment.
Sheriff R&llph Kellett and
Sgt. David Westbrooks said
the altercation alle§edl began
as a fight between Ms. 3' ohnson
and a person identified as Kim
Dunaway, age and address
unknown.
Ms. Aker suffered a cut to
the top of her head while Ms.
Johnson suffered a cut to her
right forehead, Westbrooks
reported. Sidney Johnson suf
fered a seven-inch cut to the
left side of his forehead and
face, he added, and Ridley suf
ferelcél two cuts to the side of his
neck.
Westbrook said warrants
were pending in the case.