LONG, EFFIE MARY COBB. Charles Lewis (Red) Riggs, age 88, of LaGrange, died peacefully on August 14, 2014 at the Hospice LaGrange. 69, Greenville, w/o Alvin E. McCoy, February 24, 1973, p5. 88, Whitmire, w/o Willie C. Price, February 26, 1973, p5. S/o Marshall and Nancy Frazier, June 22, 1973, p5 and June 23, 1973, p5. 81, Abbeville w/o Cothran Cobb, June 4, 1973, p5 and June 9, 1973, p7. 68, Piedmont, s/o John H. and Tennecie Bumgardner Bailey, February 15, 1973, p5.
84, Edgefield, d/o William and Julia Cromer Buffington, May 12, 1973, p5. 71, Greenville, h/o Mattie L. Reynolds McDowell, January 20, 1973, p5. WILLIAMS, LEOMA STOGNER. 75, Plum Branch, h/o Lannie Thompkins, October 29, 1973, p5. 19, Ansbach, Germany, s/o Herman E. and Evelyn Brown Smith, August 6, 1973, p5 and August 9, 1973, p5. A life long resident of LaGrange, he was a member of the Troup County Sportsman Club for over 41 years, serving on their Board of Directors and worked for Torrance Construction for 39 years, most recently as a Job Superintendent. BOYD, JENNIE MAE BLANCHETT. While attending LaGrange High School, she also attended LaGrange College focusing on speech, drama and voice. SMALLWOOD, HUBERT HENRY.
Infant, Greenwood, d/o Marion W. and Shirley Dillingham McMahan, October 17, 1973, p5. 51, Lowdensville, SC, h/o Joyce Strickland Davis, August 6, 1973, p5. 81, Charleston, d/o Henry D. and Alice Davis Clark, January 4, 1973, p5. HAYNES, ROSA LEE PACE.
RHODES, STEPHEN BARTOW. MCALISTER, CAROLINA MARTIN. 64, Ware Shoals, w/o George H. Waldrop, February 7, 1973, p5. Alan Folsom officiating. 87, Clemson, w/o Everett B. Willis, Jr., February 27, 1973, p5. Clarence Don Helton, age 64, of LaGrange, passed away on March 25, 2016 at the West Georgia Health. TOLBERT, LOREE GRAHAM. PHILLIPS, JAMES RUFUS. 87, Modoc, w/o George W. Bussey, October 26, 1973, p5.
75, Abbeville, d/o Samuel W. and Mary Hughes McQuerns, October 23, 1973, p5. Greenwood, w/o Fred Harling, May 17, 1973, p20. 64, Saluda, h/o Katherine Tate Blanton, August 24, 1973, p5 and August 25, 1973, p5. FORTESCUE, WILLIAM THOMAS (BUD). 61, Abbeville, s/o Charles S. and Mary Susan Steer Gibert, December 22, 1973, p5 and December 27, 1973, p5. 67, Marion, NC, h/o Emma Robinson Young, September 19, 1973, p5. Sprayberry was born in Americus, Georgia on February 17, 1936 to the late Tom Cindrick and Daisy Ellen Fulbright Cindrick. SHIRLEY, WALTER NEWTON. WHITE, ROBERT TILLMAN. 78, Westminster, w/o Lemuel Otto Vinson, July 27, 1973, p5.
90, Laurens, w/o Warren Pinckney Sullivan, April 3, 1973, p5. 92, Cross Hill, w/o James Edwin Leaman, December 26, 1973, p6. 33, Calhoun Falls, d/o Florie Wilson, March 6, 1973, p5 and March 9, 1973, p5. 77, Anderson, w/o George C. Powell, September 12, 1973, p5. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, August 27th at 11:00 am at the Higgins LaGrange Chapel with Pastor Mike Hornsby officiating. 6, Greenwood, s/o Robert and Vivian H. Long, November 23, 1973, p5.
62, Abbeville, h/o Willie Adams Bond, August 14, 1973, p5. 34, Abbeville, d/o Clarence and Maude H. Pressley, December 21, 1973, p5. He and his wife traveled extensively, and his dream of visiting all 50 states – along with ten foreign countries – came true. A private family memorial will be held. 62, Greenwood, h/o Edna Putnam Sluder, December 3, 1973, p5. Services will be held in Collinsville, Il. 40, Belton, h/o Carolyn Gambrell Poole, August 12, 1973, p5. 49, Calhoun Falls, s/o Lycurtis and Azalee Hall Ayers, August 2, 1973, p5. Survivors include her husband, Edward Utsch, sons, John Utsch (Sara), Joseph Utsch; daughters; Margaret Morton (Jim), Elizabeth George (TiGi); brothers, James and Michael Dallis; 7 grandchildren, Jamie Zubernis, Christian Zubernis, Charlie Utsch, MaeMae Utsch, Amelia Utsch, Henry Utsch and Tattianna George; extended family and friends. BUSSEY, ANNA MCDANIEL. 65, Ware Shoals, w/o Ryan T. Cole, February 6, 1973, p5 and February 7, 1973, p5. JACQUES, ROBERT H. 75, Ware Shoals, s/o Thomas Jefferson and Corrie Gilliam Jacques, April 25, 1973, p5. 88, Saluda, d/o Mr. Elbert Outen, April 17, 1973, p5.
A memorial service will be held at West Ga Hospice on April 9th at 1:00 PM. Cofield was born on August 22, 1926 in LaGrange to the late Truitt Buchanan and Ellie Daniel Buchanan. 72, Little Mountain, h/o Carrie Lee Bundrick Bush, March 23, 1973, p5. Mr. Franklin D. Gray, age 79, of Columbus, passed away on April 11, 2016 at the Gentiva Hospice in Columbus. 54, Waterloo, h/o Margie Garman Mann, July 21, 1973, p5. Watts was an avid sportsman who loved softball and coaching his sons in baseball and basketball. RODGERS, CHARLIE ALBERT. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the West Georgia Hospice or the charity of your choice. CUNNINGHAM, SALLIE MAE YOUNG. Department of State, U. 58, Augusta, GA, h/o Mary Covington Perrin, March 10, 1973, p5. The family church membership was moved to Blue Lake Baptist Church in Chipley. MEADORS, GEORGE OLIVER.
68, Laurens, s/o Frank and Nancy Harvey Lell, July 17, 1973, p5. 87, Hodges, s/o James H. and Mary Seawright Simpson, July 2, 1973, p5. 80, Ware Shoals, w/o Henry Preston Wells, May 24, 1973, p5. 79, Anderson, s/o Mr. John Fleming, February 5, 1973, p5. DENNIS, LAURA MAE FRAZIER.
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