A Celebration of the Life of Carlton Lester Inniss, Sunrise: August 30, 1924, Sunset: January12, 1999, Memorial Services, Friday, January 15th: 7:30pm, Hillside Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Georgia, Reverend Joseph E. Thompson, Sunday, January 17th: 6:00pm, Siloam Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, New York, Reverend Dr. Shannon

A Celebration ofthe Life of
~arleton JLester 1Jnniss

Sunrise: August 30, 1924

Sunset: January 12, 1999

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Memorial Services

Friday, January 15th: 7:30pm Hillside Presbyterian Church Atlanta, Georgia Reverend Joseph E. Thompson

Sunday, January 17th: 6:00 pm Siloam Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn, New York Reverend Dr. Shannon

Hillside Presbyterian Church Friday, January 15, 1999 at 7:30p.m.

Rev. Joseph E. Thompson, Interim Minister

David Stills, Guest Organist

Pre-service music to be played by members ofthe American Guild of Organists

Order of Service

Prelude................................ "There is a Balm in Gilead" .......................Arr. Carleton Inniss

Processional. .................. "Hark! A Voice Saith All Are Mortal" .............................. J. S. Bach

Hymn ................................... "Rejoice the Lord is King" ............................. Baxter/Darwall

Obituary........................... "I Want Jesus to Walk with Me" .................Rev. Richard Stanford Arr. Carleton Inniss

Musical Selection.................. "Amazing Grace" ...........Metropolitan Atlanta Community Band

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Scriptures........................Psalm 150

p. 694 Old Testament............Rev. Floyd Rhodes

Job 19:23-27

p. 571 Old Testament

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I Corinthians

p. 236 New Testament

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Musical Selection.............................. "God Is" ..................................Choir & Congregation Arr. Carleton Inniss

Reflections......................................................................................... Friends & Family

Hymn ........................... "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand" ........................ Henry Alford

Affirmation of Faith ...... :........................................................ .............Rev. Floyd Rhodes

Musical Selection........................................................................................Linda Jones

Anthem ................................... "It is Well with My Soul" .........................................Choir

Eulogy....................................................................................... Rev. Joseph Thompson

Recessional Hymn ....................... "Jerusalem the Golden" ...........................Bernard of Cluny

Benediction........................................................................................... Rev. Thompson

Postlude.............................. "Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel" ................Arr. Carleton Inniss
(Please remain seated during the Postlude)

Receptionfollowing immediately in the Family Center

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A Praise Poem to Our Daddy by The Inniss Girls
"Shug", "Daddy", "Uncle CaJtl", "Papa Carl", "Mr. Inniss", "Papa", "Gre~undpa" Born 74 years ago on Dean Street in Brooklyn, Grandma Boobie and Papa's son.
Dad married Morn1my 49 years ago, And moved 3 girls to SuUiva.n Road whe1re the tJraining began. Cou.ddln't Jd.de our bikes in the street untH his bicycle test was passed. Fire driU- drop the metal steps out the attic window- climb downfasd
Peeking down the urpstairs' step, Duru.Jrltg choir parties, chamber music Cltl!lld Christmas Eve.
"I was talking so don't inter1rupt me please."
Coney Island for Nathan's lhot dogs and com, Old Spice aftershave, don't forget to set the alarm.
Italian ices, nuts and a bucket of ice, Sha1d.ng l!llU[ts with Skipper - the dog- was a ritual each night.
Educational vacations that didn't make sense, "What were your saying, will you finish your sentence?"
Programming doorbeUs with seasonal songs, P1rogramming his watch for the alann to go on. Framing puzzles, buying gadgets, packing with a clhteckH.st mHe lon.g.
Daddy we'U cherish you, StiU can't beHeve that you're gone.
Shirt jackets with hues of pastels and brown, Fast food restaurants, cruises and your perpetual frown. An EngHsh editor who spoke Spanish, French and Latin. Looking at your empty chair, we wonder why this had to happen.
Loved his computer, a neat and organized man. One had to be on time or otheJrWise risk reprimand.
"Money is J!llO object" we would hear you say "You only Hve once, so Uve wisely today"
Daddy was a generous and devoted man. He directed our Uves with a no nonsense han.d. Our Daddy was an intellectual, self-motivated, thoughtful, Renaissance man. Who was a great husband and an unselfish father. Daddy, we'U miss you, we love you but we must accept God's plan.

Siloam Presbyterian Church Sunday, January 17, 1999 at 6:00p.m.

Rev. Dr. Syl L. Shannon

Martin Gigler, Organist

Pre-service music to be played by members ofthe American Guild of Organists

Order of Service

Prelude... ..... ...... ............ ... "Hark! A Voice Saith All Are Mortal" .... .. ........ .. .... ......J. S. Bach

Hymn ........................................ "Jerusalem the Golden" ................ .......... .Baxter/Darwall

Scripture Lessons ..............Psalm 150 Job 19:23-27 I Corinthians

Old Testament............ Rev. Dr. Shannon Old Testament New Testament

Hymn .... ............ ... ...... ..... .."Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand" .... ... ... ............ .....J. Dykes

Reading.......... .. ... .. ..... ..... .. . .. .... Excerpt from "The Prophet" ............ .. .Gwendolyn Simmons by Khalil Gibran

Musical Selection ...... ........... .... ....... "Souls of the Righteous" ............ ... .. . .. . ............... Choir by T. Terius Noble

Trumpet Solo................................ "Nearer My God To Thee" ..... ........... ... ..Lauren Richards
(granddaughter)
Reflections .........................................................................................Family & Friends

Organ Selection ............................ "There is a Balm in Gilead" ............... Arr. Carleton Inniss

Hymn .......................................... "Ye Holy Angels Bright" .............................. J. Darwall

Obituary.................................................................................. .. ................Doris Pion
(cousin)
Anthem............................................................................................................ Choir

Eulogy ......... .... .. .. . .. ................ ...... ....... ................ .. .......... .. ......... ......Rev. Dr. Shannon

Recessional. ................... .... ..... .... ...... "Amen" ............. ...... .............. Choir & Congregation (from the Missa Luba concert)

Benediction .. .... ......... ... ... .......... .. ............ ..... .. ...... .... .. ....... .......... ... ....Rev. Dr. Shannon

Postlude............................ "Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel" .... ......... ..... Arr. Carleton Inniss
(Please remain seated during the Postlude)

Reception immediately following

Obituary
Carleton Lester Inniss was born in Brooklyn, New York, on August 30th, 1924 to Eloise and Carlton Inniss from Barbados, West Indies. During the height of the depression, Carleton contracted polio and lost the use of his legs for a full year of his childhood. Without money for taxi fare, Eloise lovingly carried 9 year old Carleton in her arms each week to physical therapy appointments more than a mile away. Guided by faith, God's grace and selfdetermination, Carleton regained the use of his legs in just one year.
Carleton's tenacity revealed itself in his passion for music as well. At an early age, Carleton exhibited a keen interest in classical music and began learning piano and singing in the church choir. Carleton, once again, transcended polio when he decided to study the pipe organ (pedals and all), launching his first steps towards a 55 year phenomenal career in music. A consummate scholar, Carleton graduated from Brooklyn College with a major in French and a minor in Music in 1946. He later received an M.A. in Music Education from Columbia University Teacher's College and an Associates Degree in 1960 from the American Guild of Organist. With over 70 credits beyond a Master's degree, Carleton continued to broaden his knowledge mastering the flute, spanish, computer programming and African music. One of the many highlights of his musical career was Carleton's participation in a summer seminar on African Art and Music in Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ghana and Nigeria.
For years no-one could distract Carleton from his love for music until one fateful day when Gloria Schumpert whisked into the room at a friend's party. At first sight, Carleton knew in an instant that he had found his soulmate. In 3 short months they were engaged and one year later married. To one another, Carleton lovingly referred to Gloria as "Schump" for "Schumpert" and she called him "Shug" for "sugar''. Born out of their love were the "Inniss" girls, who he affectionately called Debbie (Borah), Julia (Foodle) and Carla (CG).
Carleton's gift of music crossed racial and geographic boundaries. He was a music teacher at Francis Lewis H.S. in Queens, NY for 33 years. During these years, he also served as Minister of Music at Siloam Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, New York where besides playing the organ and conducting the choir, he presented many organ recitals and choral concerts with orchestra, performing works from the great choral literature throughout the New York area. One of his most notable musical accomplishments was the Siloam Presbyterian choir's popular performances of the Missa Luba Congolese Mass in Latin and his original arrangements of Negro Spirituals. The choir also recorded 3 albums under his tutelage.
In 1989, Carleton and Gloria relocated to Atlanta, Georgia joining their eldest daughter. There, Carleton presided as the Music Director at Hillside Presbyterian Church in Decator and also acted as volunteer director of the Bell Choir for Quality Living Services (QLS), Senior Citizen's community center. In 1998, one of Carleton's lifetime dreams came true when three of his spiritual arrangements were published by Carl Fischer, nationally renown music publisher. For over 30 years, Carleton has been a proud and active member of the American Guild of Organists and served as the Dean of the Queens chapter. Carleton was exceedingly proud that, except for his recent hospitalization, he had never missed playing a Christmas Eve service in 57 years!
Carleton's legacy is in the sounds of sacred music filling churches, living rooms, grandchildren's instruments, hospital floors and even doorbells. His intellectual brilliance will be remembered by our unceasing reliance on his editorial assistance and vast encyclopedic knowledge. His demand for excellence will be recounted in his uncompromising insistence on perfection in all his endeavors and from everyone around him. Leaving a legend of sacred religious music from Brooklyn to Atlanta, Carleton was a living inspiration that anything is possible with hard work, high standards and a higher power. Just recently, his historical contribution to the arts and cultural life of Brooklyn is a part of an exhibit at the Marriot hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
On January 12th, Carleton was carried home on the wings of angels. Tonight, he orchestrates this concert from above as he directs us all, especially his leading soloist, Gloria, to stand tall, sing his elegy joyfully and give thanks and praise to God for all of our many blessings. Shug, Daddy, Brother, Papa Carl, Grandpa, Maestro, Renaissance Man, Mr. Inniss, Uncle, Cousin...... today the "Word of the Day" is you.
Left to rejoice in his memory are his loving and devoted wife for 49 1/2 years, Gloria Inniss; 3 daughters, Deborah Inniss of Atlanta, Julia Richards of Queens and Carla Harris of California; sister and brother-in-law, Elsie and Leslie McDonald of Brooklyn; son-in-law, Kwasi Harris of California and future son-in-law Rukuumba Nedd of Trinidad; 7 grandchildren Locksley, Lauren and Jonathan Richards of Queens, Kai Sinclair of Atlanta, and Kimathi, Johari and Assata Harris of California; a host of cousins, nieces and nephews; choir and church members from Siloam and Hillside Presbyterian churches, and countless family and friends.

Lord Touch Me (one of Carleton's favorites)
Lord, I want you to touch me. Touch me with Thy holy love. Lord, come down and touch me. Come down from heaven above.
Lord, reach out and touch me. Reach out and touch me within. Lord, let goodness touch me. Thy touch will cleanse me from sin.
Some folks want treasures of silver and gold, Some want to reign with powers untold; But in my life all that I can say,
Lord be my guide and have Thine own way.

Acknowledgements
The family of Carleton Inniss is most appreciative for the many expressions of kindness extended to us during the celebration of the life of our loved one.
We shall be eternally grateful.
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Special Thanks
American Guild of Organists Guilford Forest Community
Hillside Choir Metropolitan Atlanta Community Band
Murray Brothers Funeral Home Siloam Chancel Choir

CS Friday, Jan. 15, 1999 ******

LOCAL NEWS
OBITUARIES

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

ALLISON
Mr. Dav1d John ("D.J.") Allison of 3 Habersham Dnve, Apt A, LaGrange. d1ed Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home. The funeral service w1ll be Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Saint Paul Bapt1st Church on Umon Street. Bunal Will be in Southv1ew Cemetery, LaGrange. Survivors include devoted mother, Hattie Dav1s, LaGrange; children, Dav1d Allison, Jr., Kenneth Allison, and Sharon Allison, all of Columbus. Renee Rivers, LaGrange, devoted cousms. Jack and Margaret Freeman of Atlanta; grandchildren and other relatives. Mackey-Wilson-Jennings Funeral Home, LaGrange. 706-882-6612
APPLING
Homegoing serv1ces for Mr. Eustace "T1p" Appling of Atlanta. GA. will be held Saturday, January 16, 1999, 1:00 p m. at the Paradise Church of God In Chnst, 4234 Hendrix Drive, Forest Park, GA, with remains placed 10 state at 11.00 a.m.. Bishop Paul L. Fortson, Pastor, Supenntendent Thomas L. Fraz1er, offic1atmg. Interment, Dawn Memonal Gardens, Decatur, GA. The fam1ly will receive fnends this evening, Friday, January 15, 1999 at the chapel from 8:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. He is surv1ved by wife, Mrs. Dorothy Anna Applmg; three sons, three daughters; a host of grandchildren and greatgrandchildren; brother, Mr Calvm Appling; four sisters, Mrs. Cora Lee Sm1th and Mrs. Obie A Matthews, Ms. Delphia Applmg and Ms Ray-
Carleton
Inniss, 74,
organist who
played classics
By Kay Powell
STAFF WRITER
For seven years, the energetic classical organ music of Carleton Inniss, 74, of Atlanta filled the sanctuary at Hillside Presbyterian Church in Decatur.
He was thankful to have Inniss found an appreciative audience for his classical music in a culture moving more to gospel music, said his wife, Gloria Inniss.
. The memorial service for Mr. Inniss, who died Tuesday, will be at 7:30p.m. today at Hillside Presbyterian Church. He died of heart failure at Gambro Dialysis Center at Crawford Long Hospital of Emory University. The body will be cremated. Murray Bros. Cascade Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
A 30-year member of the American Guild of Organists, Mr. Inniss "came from the Brahms-Bach era and that's fading," said his wife. "Everything in Atlanta has gone gospel. At Hillside, there is a nucleus of people interested in his kind of music, the requiems."
Mr. Inniss' spiritual service for organ solo was published in 1998 by Carl Fisher music publishers. The work is based on three spirituals, "I Want Jesus to Walk with Me," "There Is a Balm in Gilead" and "Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel."
"That's a showy thing with a lot of pedal work," said Mrs. Inniss.
Mr. Inniss majored in French at Brooklyn College in 1946, $poke the language fluently and read novels in French. "When we would visit French-speaking countries, they always thought he was a native," said his wife. He earned a master's degree in music education from Columbia University and studied tousie in Mrica.
Hospitalized during the holidays, Mr. Inniss was upset that it was the first time in 53 years he had not played a Christmas service, said Mrs. Inniss. With the hospital's permission, his family brought in a keyboard and Mr. Inniss presented a con.cert of Christmas music for the patients in the renal division at Crawford Long Hospital.
Mr. Inniss moved to Atlanta in 1989 from Queens, N.Y., where he taught high school music and had been minister of music at Siloam Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn. Survivors other than his wife include three daughters, Deborah Inniss of Atlanta, Julia Richards of Queens and Carla Harris of California; a sister, Elsie McDonald of Brooklyn; and seven grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made to the National Kidney Foundation, 1655 Tullie Circle, N.E., " Atlanta, GA 30329.

nell Appling; nieces, nephews, cousms, in-laws, church fam1ly and countless dear fnends Fam1ly and friends are asked to assemble at 360 S. Howard Street, S.E at 12 Noon. Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue, 404-371-0772-3
BAGLEY
Homegomg services for Mrs. Fannie L. Bagley of Atlanta, GA, will be held Saturday, January 16, 1999, 12.00 Noon at the Beulah Bapt1st Church, 3653 Memonal Drive, Decatur, GA, With remams placed in state at 11.00 a.m. The Reverend Jerry D. Black, Pastor, officiating. Interment, Lincoln Cemetery and Mausoleums, Atlanta, GA. She 1s surv1ved by f1ve sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Turner (Mamie), Mr. and Mrs. George Pans (Agnas). Mr. Nathamel Paris, Mr. Lew1s G111iam and Mr. Tomm1e Games, Jr., two daughters, Ms. . Jeane Bagley and Ms Lorene Bagley, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, Sister, Mrs lrenme Benlon. and a host of other relatives and friends Family and fnends are asked to assemble at the residence, 1893 Lom1ta Road, SE at 11:00 a.m. Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue, 404-371 -0772-3.
BALDWIN
Mrs. Mary B. Benfield-Baldwm a ret1red nurse of Douglasville, formerly of Fairburn, died January 13, 1999 Mrs. Baldwm was a Member of The Fa1rburn United Method1st Church smce 1915. She graduated from The Wesley School m Atlanta which later became The Emory School of Nursmg. Surv1vmg are sister, Mrs. Violet Benfield McDamel; nephews Bill Norton, Donald Benfield and R1chard Benf1eld, meces Carra Lee lonna, Maxme Seymour, Margaret Noms, Joan Berman, Rita Benfield, Lmda Doddo, Debra Sh1rley and L1sa Helm, several great-meces and nephews. Funeral serv1ces will be Saturday 4.00 o'clock at The McDamel's Chapel, Fairburn, Ga., Rev. John Giglio off1c1atmg. Interment Hopewell Umted Methodist Church Cemetery in Tyrone. The family will rece1ve fnends Friday 7 til 9 p.m at Herschel McDaniel Funeral Home 268 W. Broad St Fairburn, Ga. (770) 964-2281
BALLARD
Mr. Stanley Ballard. Serv1ces Saturday, January 16, 1999, 12 noon. Watkms West End Chapel. B1shop Roy Blake off1C1atmg Interment, Forest Lawn Cortege assemble at 11 a.m., 884 Hutchens Rd. SE Survivors wife, Avis Ballard; children, Antar, Veromca, Stanthony; grandchildren Chaqualle, Marcus, Mershay; father, Elijah Crowder; Siblings, V1rgm1a, Manlyn, Elaine, Jacqueline, Earlene, Jeffery; aunt, Margaret; a host of other relatives. W1llie A. Watkms Fu neral Home, 1003 Ralph D. Abernathy Blvd., 404-758-1731
BANKS
Funeral serv1ces for Mr. Darrell Banks of 24 Damel Street N.E. Apt. 11, w1ll be held at 12 noon Saturday January 16, 1999 at Greater St. John Bapt1st Church, 41 Bradley Street N.E., Rev. Frank Middlebrooks Pastor off1ciatmg. Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery The family w1ll rece1ve fnends tomght at the residence from 7 until 9 p.m. He IS surv1ved by h1s mother, Mrs. Helen Banks; father, Mr. Lev1 Banks; grandmother, Mrs Sara Scott, one s1ster, L1sa Banks; two brothers, Octavus and M1quiel; two aunts, Queen and Gloria; one uncle, Anthony; a very devoted friend Patricia Weems; two dear fnends Demetnus Smith and Lucille Williams and a host of relatives and friends. All relat1ves and fnends are asked to assemble at the residence at 11 a.m Haugabrooks Funeral Home Inc. 404-522-8217.
BELL
Mrs. L1lhe B. Bell, 1413 Johnson Rd . Seno1a, GA. mother of Mrs. !della Stroller. Serv1ces w1ll be held Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 1 00 p m from the White Oak Grove Bapt1st Church, Gordon Rd . Senoia w1th remams placed in state at 11:30 a.m Rev. ED. Hood, Pastor, off1ciatmg. Interment Rocky Mt. Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Luthersville. The cortege w1ll assemble at the res1dence at 12:00 noon. Sellers-Smith, Inc, 168 Greenville St , Newnan. (770) 253-1607.
BOHANAN
Mrs Jewell B. Bohanan, age 83, d1ed Thursday, January 14, 1999. Mrs. Bohanan was a member of F1rst Bapt1st Church of Jonesboro. Funeral serv1ces Will be 2 p m Saturday, January 16, at F1rst Baptist Church of Jonesboro, Dr. Charles Q. Carter officiating. Interment Will follow in Forest Hills Memorial Gardens in Forest Park. Mrs Bohanan IS surv1ved by her husband, John W Bohanan; son and daughterin-law, Greg and Ann Bohanan of Jonesboro; daughter and son-m-law, She1la and Bill Hodges of Morrow; one brother, Bobby Bnsendme of Conyers; and four grandchildren, Valerie and M1ke Bohanan and Juhe and Chnt Hodges. The family will rece1ve fnends Fnday from 6 to 9 PM at the funeral home. Souts1de Chapel Funeral Home, Inc./Lee & Matthews, 6362 S. Lee Street, Morrow, GA is in charge of arrangements. 770-961-2828
BOUNDS
Mr. Thomas E Bounds, age 72 of Decatur, GA d1ed January 14, 1999. He is survived by h1s wife, LoUise Bounds. He attended MissiSSippi Southern College and was a member of S1gma Chi Fraternity He was owner of Buccaneer Brokerage & Murray Sales. Past President of Druid H1lls Golf Club, Past President of Southern Paper Trade Association, and a member of Clairmont Presbytenan Church in Atlanta, GA Funeral services will be held 11.00 am Saturday at Clairmont Presbyterian Church, Rev. Thomas M Pipkin and Rev. Michael W1lson will officiate. The mterment w111 be 2 00 p.m Monday in Hattiesburg, MS In lieu of flowers, those des1ring may send cont1rbut10ns to Clairmont Presbytenan Church or the Amencan Cancer Society. The family w1ll rece1ve friends from 7 to 9 pm Fnday at A. S. Turner & Sons
BROUGHTON
Mrs Bertha Broughton of 1278 K1lgore Rd., Llthoma, Ga passed January 14, 1999. Funeral announced later. Gregory B. Levett and Sons, Inc. 404-294-5500
BROWN
Mrs. Catherme W. Brown of 314 Dogwood Ave., Soc1al Circle, GA. passed away on January 12, 1999. Funeral serv1ces will be held Saturday, January 16 at 1:00 p.m. at Gargle Chapel AM.E. Church, Social C1rcle, GA Rev Kenneth Simpson, Pastor off1c1at1ng Interment Bennie H1ll Cemetery She ISsurv1ved by husband, EliJah Brown, daughter, Mr. and Mrs Walter (Rebecca) Killings; son, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Joe (Willie Mae) Graves; SISter, Ms. Ruth Whitfield; e1ght grandchildren, mne great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren, a host of meces, nephews, relatives and friends. Family and fnends are asked to assemble at the res1dence at 12 Noon J.F. Phillips Mortuary, Inc. Soc1al Circle, 770-464-1205
BROWN
Mrs. Gladys Suttles Brown of Riverdale died January 13, 1999 Survived by children, Jake B. & Lo1s Brown, Jr of Lutz, FL. Buster G. and Beverly R1chey of Stockbndge, Walter W. & Pat Brown of Carnsv1lle, and M1chael D. Brown of Memphis, TN; 5 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren; meces and nephews. Funeral serv1ces Sunday January 17 at 2 PM at the F1rst Chnst1an Church of Tyrone w1th remams placed mstate at 1 PM M1msters Wye Huxford and B1lly Rowe officiatmg Interment at Forest Lawn Memonal cardens. The family Will re-

FAMILY- PLACED DEATH NOTICES


ce1ve fnends from 2 until 4 and 6 unt1l 8 PM Fnday and again 6 until 8 PM Saturday at the funeral home Those who des1re may make contributions to the Buildmg Fund of the F1rst Christian Church of Tyrone, 294 Jenkins Road, Tyrone, GA 30290. Carm1chaei-Hemperley Funeral Home, Peachtree C1ty. 770-631-9171.
CARTER
Mr. Brice Carter, Jr, age 66 of Highland H1lls, OH, formerly of Columbus, GA, d1ed January 12, 1999 Surv1ved by w1fe, Trophyce Carter, three children, four grandchildren, three brothers, one sister, meces, nephews, mother, Dov1e Hill of Atlanta, GA; five Slsters-m-law, other relatives and fnends. A memonal service will be held Saturday, January 16 at 1p.m. at MidWay M1ss1onary Bapt1st Church, Godby Rd., College Park, GA National Cremat1on Soc1ety, 404-851-1333 .
CLARK
Infant Eric Clark, 4377 Oakleaf Cove, Decatur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Enc Clark, Sr., passed January 13, 1999. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Tyler Funeral Home, Decatur. 404-378-1207
CLARK
Mrs. Ollie E. Clark, of 2788 DeFoors Ferry Rd . N.W., Apt. 10-H, the wife of Mr Clifford Clark passed January 14, 1999. Funeral services announced later by Hmes Home of Funerals (404) 792-2400

luth; four grandchildren. Shawn DePriest, Heidi DePriest and T1mothy DePnest, all of Exeter, PA, Rita Kramer, Gamesville; one great-grandchild, Stephen Edward Reszetylo, Gamesv1lle, s1ster, Margaret Wesley, Mt Top, PA; brothers, Joseph Wesley, Ph1ldelph1a, PA, Ted Wesley, Luzerne, PA; several meces and nephews. Mr. DePnest was born in Luzerne County, PA. He was a retired truck dnver from Atlanta Dalnesand was of the Methodist fa1th. He was a member of the Teamster's Umon Local No. 229, Scranton, PA. The family will receive fnends at the funeral home Fnday evening from 7-900 p.m. In heu of flowers, contnbutions may be made to The Amencan Heart Assoc1at10n, Gwmnett County DIVISIOn, Memonai/Honorial Fund, 4405 International Blvd., SUite C-106, Norcross, GA 30093-3013 m memory of Mr. DePnest. Arrangements by Flanigan Funeral Home, Buford, GA 30518, 770-932-1133
EAKER
Samuel L. Eaker, mfant son of Darrell Eaker, II and Audra Eaker of Acworth died January 14, 1999 Other survivors mclude grandparents, Sam and Elame Tauton, Knoxville, TN, Enc K1esche, Rmggold, GA; Darrell and Demse Eaker, Rmggold, GA Graveside serv1ces w1ll be held 4.00 P.M. today, January 15, 1999 at Rolling H1lls Memonal Gardens Rev Bobby S1ms off1C1atmg In lieu of flowers, contnbutlons may be made to the National K1dney FoundatiOn, 1655 Tullie C1rcle. NE., SUite 111, Atlanta , GA 30329. Woodstock Funeral Home

COCHRAN
Ms Annie C (Smith) Cochran, d1ed January 14, 1999 after an extended illness at the Southland Nursmg Home 10 Peachtree C1ty. GA. She was preceded in death by her husband, Mr. R1chard Cochran. She IS surv1ved by brothers and sister m-law, Mr. Clyde Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John F. (Ozell) Smith, meces and nephews. Funeral serv1ces will be held Saturday, at 2:00 P.M. at the H1ggins & Son Chapel. Former Pastor of the Antioch United Methodist Church, Bob Bowen w1ll officiate Interment, Antioch Methodist Church Cemetery Fam1ly will receive fnends this evening from 6 Ill 9 at H1ggins & Son Funeral Home, Fa1rburn. (770) 964-7833
CONYERS
Mr. Larry Darnell Conyers Sr . of 4014 Gretna Green _Dnve, Decatur, GA. passed January 14, 1999. Funeral announced later. Gregory B Levett & Sons Funeral Home. 404-294-5500.
COPELAND
Homegomg serv1ces for Mr Nesby Copeland of 144 Woodward Ave SE Apt 382 will be held Saturday January 16, 1999 at 12 noon from MI. Ephra1m Baptist Church, 1202 West Marietta St. NW. Rev. R.L. White pastor off1c1atmg Interment Lincoln Cemetery The body w1ll he m state from 10 a.m. unt1l the hour of service He IS surv1ved by seven Sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Benme (Hatt1e) Brown; Mrs. Bonn1e Sinkfield; Ms Mildred Harris; Mr and Mrs Luther (Dons) Arnold, Ms. Mary Ob1e, Mr. and Mrs. Delano (Marrell) Calhoun and Mr. and Mrs Wilson C. (Betty) Pickett. A devoted compamon, Ms. Margaret Janmgan and a host of relat1ves and fnends. All relatives and fnends are asked to assemble at 285 Inspirational Way SW at 11 a.m Haugabrooks Funeral Home. Inc 404-522-8217

ECHOLS
Mrs Ohv1a Echols, of 1977 Valenc1a Road, Decatur, GA, the mother of Mrs Artie Smith, passed away on Thursday, January 14, 1999. Her services w1ll be announced by Donald Tnmble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue. 404-371-0772-3
FAVER
Allyne Woodall Faver, a nat1ve of East Pomt for over 60 years, d1ed January 13, 1999 She was a charter member of Jefferson Avenue Bapt1st Church. She was born in Upson County, GA on July 18, 1909. Funeral serv1ces 10 AM Saturday January 16th at the chapel of Howard L. Carmichael & Sons, East Pomt Rev. Darwin A Caldwell officiating Interment Westv1ew Cemetery. The family will rece1ve friends on Friday January 15th from 6-8 PM at the funeral home. Mrs Faver was preceded m death by her husband, Lemuel D. Faver, and IS surv1ved by her son and daughter-m-law, Lem D. and Jamce C. Faver, Jr. of Woodstock; grandchildren, G. Andrew and Robyn F. Tillotson of Kennesaw and Alan D and Jennifer H Faver of Marietta; and one great-grandson, Christopher G Tillotson. In lieu of flowers, contnbut10ns may be made to Southwest Chnsllan Hosp1ce, 7225 Lester Road, Umon City, GA 30291. Howard L. Carmichael & Sons, East Pomt, GA 404-761-1138
FICKLING
Mr. Fred Fickling of 1401 Bankhead Hwy , passed January 11, 1999. Memonal serv1ces will be Saturday, January 16, 11 a.m. from the chapel of Herschel Thornton Mortuary. Survivors are daughter, Dwonna Smith; two grandchildren; sister, Sarah Williams; brother, Henry F1ckhng; other relatives and friends. Herschel Thornton Mortuary, 3346 M.L. Kmg Jr. Dr. 404-69 1-4685

CREEL
Mtss Kalte Creel, age 7, of Palmetto, dted January 14, 1999. She IS survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs Bill and Carol Creel, Palmetto, sisters, Dr. and Mrs. Mark (Amy) Watson, Palmetto, Mr. and Mrs. Brandon (Jenny) O'Dell, Athens; brother, Mr and Mrs. Chris (Dawn) Creel, Woodstock, grandmothers, Mrs. Jo Creel, Union C1ty, Mrs. Ruth Barnes,Palmetto; n1eces and nephews. Funeral services w1ll be held Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Parrott Funeral Home Rev M1ke Hardy off1ciatmg Interment, Holly Hill Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, those des1ring may make donations to Emory Umversity Hospital, D1vision of Medical Genetics Dept , 1405 Clifton Road, NE., Atlanta, GA 30322. The fam1ly w1ll receive friends Fnday evenmg from 5 until 8 at the funeral home. Parrott Funeral Home, Fa1rburn. 770-964-4800
CULPEPPER
Funeral serv1ces for Mrs. Sarah Culpepper of 995 Hill St., S.E., w1ll be held on Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 2 P.M. at our Chapel, 492 Larkm St., S.W , w1th Rev. Benjamin Montgomery off1c1atmg. Interment, South-V1ew Cemetery. Surv1vors are her son, Mr. and Mrs Wieley Culpepper (Patnc1a) of Atlanta; SISter, Mrs. Aggie M Terry, uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ogletree, brothers m-law, Mr. R.L. Culpepper and Mr. Re1d Sanders, seven granddaughters, one grandson, ten great-granddaughters, five great-grandsons, several nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends The corlege w111 assemble at the residence at 1 P.M. Carl M W1lhams Funeral Directors, Inc., 492 Larkin St., S.W., 404-522-8454

FOWLER
Mrs. Margaret Fowler of 1656 Richmond Avenue. SE., the mother of Grahn Fowler, Lonnie Fowler, Joseph Durham, Curt1s Mae Green, Cmdy Fowler and Lisa Fowler passed away on Thursday, January 14, 1999 Her serv1ces will be announced by Donald Tnmble Mortuary, Inc. 1876 Second Avenue, 404-371-0772-3.
FUTRAL
Mrs. Mary Anne Carmichael Futral, 89, of 1221 Tomoch1ch1 Road, Gnffm, GA, died Thursday, January 14, 1999 She was born m Butts County August 1, 1909, the daughter of the late Lee and Elizabeth (Lillie) Thrasher Carmichael. She was the w1fe of the late John Lmdsey Futral who died September 15, 1998. Surv1vors mclude her children, Veleta and Donald E. LaPrade, Jackson. GA. Betty Sykes, Atlanta, GA, Mary Lynn and Donald D. Richardson, Atlanta, GA; grandchildren, Bert and w1fe, Kathy Sykes, Atlanta, GA; Donna Lynn Richardson, Troy and wife, Carmen Richardson all of Atlanta, GA. Lmdsey and w1fe, Jean Sykes and Beth Sykes, all of Atlanta, GA; greatgrandchildren, Bnttany Sykes, Taylor Sykes, Cole Sykes and Dav1s Sykes all of Atlanta, GA; brother, Maunce W. Carmichael, Jackson, GA. and several meces and nephews. Funeral serv1ces Will be Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 1100 AM. at the graves1de m Jackson C1ty Cemetery Dr. Dav1d Jones will off1c1ate Friends may visit the fam1ly at the funeral home Friday evenmg from 7-9. Ha1sten Funeral Home, Jackson 770-775-3119
GODFREY

DALTON
Mrs Peggy Dalton will be funerahzed Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 1:00 p.m. from Jefferson Baptist Church, Eatonton, Ga Rev. Lewis Parharr. eulog1st. Interment. churchyard cemetery. Surv1vors are one step-daughter; one Slsterm-law; a dear friend and a host of other relatives and fnends Please assemble at the church at 1245 p m. Raleigh Rucker Funeral Home, 404-288-7015

DAVIS
Funeral serv1ces for Mr. George Dav1s, Jr (Chicken George or Bubba), of 5435 Venable St., Stone Mountam, Ga. will be held Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 1 p m. at St Paul A.M.E. Church. 841 3rd St Stone Mountain, Ga Rev. Cornelius Scott, pastor officiating, ass1sted by others. Remains w1ll lie in state from 11 a.m. until the hour of service. Interment will be at Lela Mason Cemetery, St1llhouse Road, Stone Mountam He leaves to chensh h1s memories a loving w1fe, Emma; two daughters, Joymta DaVIS of Stone Mountam, and Mary Durham of Ellenwood; one son, Xavier of Stone Mountam; step-children; Angela, T1sa, Sarah, Fehc1a, Shakese and Perry; twenty-five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, one s1ster-m-law. Lucille Hunter of Atlanta, Ga.; one brother-In-law, Charlie Stewart of Stone Mountam, two favorite meces, Elame Vaughn of Stone Mountain and Gail King of Union C1ty, two close friends, Leon Summer and Woody Faust; and a host of meces, nephews, cousms, other relallves and fnends Family will receive friends tomght Fnday, January 15, 7 p.m. 111 8 p.m. at Haugabrooks Chapel. Relat1ves and fnends are asked to assemble at the res1dence at 12 Noon. Haugabrooks Funeral Home, Inc., 404-522-8217
DELESHAW
Opal Deleshaw of Morrow, passed away January 13, 1999. Funeral serv1ces will be held 1 o'clock Fnday, January 15, 1999 at the chapel Dr Ron Spillers off1ciatmg. Interment. Shadnor BaptiSt Churchyard She is surv1ved by son, Robert Acree of Morrow; sisters, Frances Shefield, Lakeland, FL, Ed1th Dav1s of Arly, AL; 4 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; several meces and nephews. Pope D1ckson & Son, Morrow Chapel. 770-961-2700.

DEACON CLEVE GODFREY JR. Homegoing serv1ces for Deacon Cleve Godfrey, Jr. of 460 Lynnhaven Dr. S.W., w1ll be held on Saturday, January 16, 1999, 2 o'clock p m at the Bethany Baptist Church, 1109 McDamel St., S.W., w1th the Rev Willie Sullivan, Pastor off1c1ating Interment, Westview Cemetery The body w1ll lie in state at the church from 12 o'clock noon until the hour of serv1ce He leaves to celebrate h1s hfe, a lovmg and devoted w1fe, Mrs Luelle Godfrey; sons, Wllhe Andrew, Cleve Ill, Gregory, T1mothy, Ronnie and Willie Cook, daughters, Lugene, Gwendolyn Gale, Brenda Leshalle, Katrina Denise, Ceresa and Barbara Ann; sisters, Ms Luevader McGruder of Luthersville, GA. and Ms. Anme L01s Leslie of Miami, FL; and a host of grandChildren, great-grandchildren; other relatives and fnends, includmg his beloved Bethany Baptist Church Famlly, where he presided as Chairman of the Deacon Board Fam1ly and fnends are asked to assemble at the residence at 1 o'clock p m. Sellers Bros Inc.
GOLD RICH
Mrs Ella Y. Goldnch, 89, of Atlanta, w1dow of LoUis Case Goldnch, d1ed January 14 at Budd Terrace of complications due to Alzheimer's. Surv1vors mclude daughter and son-in-law, Phyllis and Jack Dreyfuss, grandchildren, Lauren and Gary Dreyfuss, J1ll and Ron Watkins, great grandchildren, Leah, Aaron, Juhan Watkins, and Kara and Casey Dreyfuss. A memona! serv1ce by Cantor Nancy Kassel, Sunday, January 17, 4 pm, at Audd Terrace. In 11eu of flowers, contnbutions to Alzheimer's Assoc or Temple Zaban Night Shelter. Cremat1on Society of the South. 770-941-5352

DePRIEST
Mr Edward DePriest, age 73 of Buford, GA. d1ed January 14, 1999. Surv1v1ng are h1s w1fe, Jean McHale DePr!f.SI, Buford; son, Donald DePnest, Exeter, PA; daughter, Jean Kramer, Du-

GOLDWIRE
Funeral services for Deacon W1lham A GoldWire of 803 Sunrise Court, Umon City, will be held Saturday, January .16, 1999 at 11 am at Woods Memonal Bapt1sl Church, 5665 Old Na-

Ilona! Hwy. Rev Tony Mosley, Pastor offiCial- w1ll receive fnends at the ctrurch immediately

mg. Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery Re- following serv1ce. In lieu of flowers, contnbll'

mams in state at 9 a.m He IS survived by a lions may be made to the National Kidney

devoted w1fe, Mrs. Rebecca B. Goldwire, a son, Foundat1on. Murray Bros. Cascade Chapel.

Mr. Robert (Sharon) Goldwire, Sr., adopted son, 1199 Utoy Spnngs Rd SW, Atlanta..

Rev. Alan (Debra) Williams, s1ster, aunt, seven 404-349-3000.

grandchildren, mne great grands, meces, neph-

ews, other relatives and fnends. Family and fnends will assemble at the residence at 10 a m Gnssom-Eastlake Funeral Home, 404-373-3191

JACKSON
Mrs Mildred Ruth Pulhn-Jackson entered tl)is world on December 3, 1926 Born to lovmg parents, Robert 0. and Alberta Jeffries Hope m

GREEN

Atlanta, GA. She graduated from Booker f. Washmgton H1gh School and was active with

WILLIAM S. GREEN,

the Alumni until the time of her illness. Her life

Deal Maker and Philanthropist

was touched by Chnst and she became a

Wilham S Green of Atlanta, d1ed suddenly at blessing to many people that crossed her path.

h1s home on January 13, 1999. He was 56 She was an employee of the Comm1ssary at F~

years old.

McPhearson and Ft. G1llem until she retired 10

Mr. Green was born m Tulsa, Oklahoma on 1988. Soon afterwards she was d1agnoseq

August 30, 1942. His earliest years were spent w1th Alzheimer's disease. God sm1led at her

on St. S1mons Island, Georgia, while the fam1ly and called her home on January 11, 1999. She

later moved to Ohio, New Jersey and then to is survived by a devoted and lovmg husband,

Atlanta where he graduated from Northside Mr. Preston L. Jackson Jr.. two children, Harvey

High School in 1960 He attended Cornell Um- Gary Warner and Wanda Alic1a Pullin-Wilhanrs.

verslty for one year, later graduatmg from four grandchildren, Lonnell D1az and Faith War~

Georgia Tech in 1964 and rece1vmg an MBA ner, Jeff and Evette Lashun Brackm, Dante Jer-

from Harvard Business School m 1969. Dunng rod W1lhams, and Nikkia Alicia Williams, fivi

h1s career Mr Green worked m a number of great grandchildren, Jess1ca Bnanna Warner.

positions mcluding f1eld engmeer for Coloma! Jenmfer Lauren Warner, Lonnell Diaz Warner

P1pehne Company, commandmg officer, U.S. Jr., Joshua lssachar Brackm, Caleb Jefferson

Army-15lst Ordinance Detachment, plant en- Brackin, two aunts, Myrt1ce Hope and Fannie

gmeer for Lee T1re & Rubber Company, senior Ellen Lloyd, one brother, LaSalle Jeffries, two

vice pres1dent at Paine Webber, Inc.; and s1sters, L1lhe Jane Tiller and Evelyn Tunstal~.

managing d1rector for Dean W1tter Reynolds, brother-m-law and sisters-m-law, Charles and

Inc. Mr. Green was a founder an semor partner Christine Jackson, Georg1a Mae Jackson, Marie

w1th Cravey. Green & Wahlen. the largest Pullm and Odell Anderson, and a host of

venture cap1tal firm m Atlanta He had also nephews. n1eces. cousms, and friends The

recently formed the WSG Foundation which homegomg celebration w1ll be held Saturday,

concentrated on fundmg proJects that support January 16, 1999 at 1 p.m. at Elizabeth

conservation of Georg1a's coastline, the foun- Chapel, Dawson Mortuary. Family and friends

dation also supported many educational, medi- are asked to assemble at the residence, 429

cal and other charitable endeavors, mcluding Forest R1dge Dr. NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 oh

outreach to Cambod1a v1ctims.

both days one hour pnor to stated limes. -In

Mr. Green's contnbutlons to the commumty lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations

have been extens1ve w1th serv1ce on nearly 20 be sent to the Alzheimer's AssociatiOn (for

boards He was a foundmg member of the research only), 1841 Clifton Rd. NE, Atlanta.

Atlanta Busmess Roundtable, a current mem- GA 30329. Wake w1ll be held Fnday, January

ber of the boards of Insurance InformatiOn 15 from 7-8 p m. at Alfonso Dawson Mortuary.

Technologies, Inc. and MedAscend, Inc., and

an act1ve member of the Society of International Business Fellows and L1ttle Cumberland Island Homes Association. Inc He was a major

JOHNSTON

.

Dr. Joseph M Johnston, 82, supenntendent.of

supporter of Georg1a Tech, servmg as a the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools, North Caro-

member of the lndustnal Systems and lma educator, and D1rector w1th the Souttrem

Eng1neenng (ISyE) Cap1tal Campaign Committee, an ementus member of the ISyE Adv1sory Board, and was awarded membership m the College of Engmeenng's Academy of Distinguished Alumni in October 1998 Mr. Green was married for 22 years to Debra K Glidden H1s belovdd fam1ly mcludes hiS mother, Dons Shelander Green of St. S1mons

Association of Colleges and Secondary Schopls, died January 13, 1999 in Dunwoody, Georg(~! where he had lived since 1971. Born Oh De~ cember 31, 1916 in New York, NY. Johnston grew up in MI. Vernon, NY. He earned an A.B. in History in 1938 from New York Umversitx. He taught at Mt. Vernon H1gh School before entenng the U.S. Army m 1941. After service~n

Island; brothers, Wilson 0 Green, Jr and Robert N. Green of Atlanta; nephews, Nathan Green of Black Mountam, N.C. and Joshua Green of Atlanta, and niece, Stephanie P1schke of Atlanta. The family Will rece1ve friends at HM Patterson & Son, Oglethorpe H1ll Chapel, 4550 Peachtree Rd., NE. Atlanta, Georgia on Friday, January 15, 1999 from 6 p.m. to 8 pm., with a memorial service at 8 p m In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to: WSG Scholarship Fund, c/o The Georgia Tech Foundation, Inc., 177 North Avenue, N.W., Atlanta, GA 30332. Arrangements by HM. Patterson & Son, Oglethorpe H1ll

the S1gnal Intelligence Corps and discharge in 1946 as a Major, he was princ1pal at Spencer H1gh School, Spencer, VA unt1l he enrolled in the graduate School of Education of the Unj- vers1ty of North Carolma He rece1ved a doclqrate degree there m 1953. He served as pnnc1pal of Asheboro High School, Ashebor~ . NC from 1951 to 1956, pnnc1pal of Chapel HUI High School and ass1stant superintendent Qf schools m 1957 and supenntendent of Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools until 1962 dunng which penod he oversaw the integration of !he system's schools In 1962 he JOined the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction where he directed 1mplema!lon af federal

Chapel, (404) 261-3510.

education ass1stance programs. He was

elected pres1dent of the Southern Association

GRIER
A serv1ce of memory for Mrs Dorothy Marie

of colleges and secondary schools in 1969. In 1970 he was appointed assoc1ate executiVe d1rector and later executive director of the

Ingram Grier Will be held on Saturday, January Commission on Secondary Schools of the

16, at 1:00 pm. at Mt. Z1on Second Baptist Southern Association of Colleges and SchOols

Church, 137 Boulevard NE, Atlanta. Rev. Marty where he served until his ret1rement in 19$4.

L Henderson Pastor off1ciallng. Interment. Among Johnston's interests were the schpol

Westv1ew Cemetery. Her body w1ll he m state accreditatiOn process, the legal structure of

from 11 a m. unt1l the hour of serv1ce Family public schools, the authority of 1ts adrnmlstl;a-

and fnends are asked to assemble at the tors and governmg boards, and the means 1\/ld

church at 12:30 p.m. on the day of service. methods of rac1al mtegrat10n. "Students were.

She is surv1ved by husband, Mr Raymond M msp1red by h1s teachmg and remembered hilll

Gner, son and daughter-m-law, Ralph and fondly, describmg him as 'Rockm' Doc...our

Vmette Grier. granddaughter, Renee Grier, SIS- best fan! " mone school's student publication.

ter, Cleo Ingram (Dr. Phale D.) Hale, Columbus, Other educators and teachers recogmzed him

OH; nephews and meces Mr. Phale D. Hale Jr., as one of the south's leadmg educators of the1r

Washmgton, DC; Dr. Jamce E. Hale, Farmmgton generation Johnston's qUiet d1gmty and

H1lls, Ml; Mr. Hilton I. Hale, Columbus, OH; numerous contnbut1ons to public school

grandnephews, Richard Pace, Cleveland, OH; admm1strat1on through h1s teachmg, travel and

Ke1th Benson, Farmmgton H1lls, Ml; several leadership won h1m abundant respect and

cousms and a host of other relatives and pra1se throughout h1s career and into retire-

fnends. Viewing today from 12 00 noon unt1l 9 ment He was an active member of the Rotary

p m. The familY w1ll receive friends tonight Club and the K1wanis Club. He was a member

from 7-8 p.m. at Murray Bros Cascade Chapel, of St. Martm m the Fields, Atlanta, GA. and

1199 Utoy Springs Rd SW, (Corner of Cascade was active in the Ep1scopal Church, having

Rd.) Atlanta, GA 30331 404-349-3000.

served on the vestries of the Church of Gaod

Shephard, Asheboro, NC; the Chapel of the

HEAD

Cross, Chapel H1ll, NC; and St. Patnck's,

Homegoing serv1ces for Mrs. Arvester F Head Dunwoody, GA. Johnston is survived by his

w1ll be held 11 am Saturday, January 16, w1fe, Helen Stella Carter Johnston, one

1999 at the Haugabrooks Chapel. Rev B. J daughter, Pamela J Schre1ber, of f"orf

Johnson officiating Interment. Dawn Memorial Townsend , WA; two sons, Douglas A Johnston,

Cemetery SurviVors are step-son, Mr. and of Rale1gh, NC; and Joseph M. Johnston, Ul, of

Mrs Robert L Head (Annie Mae), f1ve grand- Atlanta, GA. and four grandchildren, Jlllie

children; mne great-grandchildren; several Schreiber Erickson, Mark Schreiber, Mignon D.

nieces, nephews, cousms and friends. All rel- Johnston, and Helen G Johnston A memorial

atives and fnends are asked to assemble at serv1ce will be held Saturday, January 16,

the chapel at 1030 a.m. Haugabrooks Funeral 1999, at 2 o'clock at St. Martm m the Fields

Home. 404-522-8217.

Episcopal Church w1th the Reverend Douglas_ E.

Remer and the Reverend Derwent A Suthers

HELTON
Mr. Rufus Helton, Jr. of 126 Hilliard St , N.E Apt. 608 passed January 13, 1999. Funeral

off1c1atmg. Interment in the H1gh Land Bur1al Park, Danville, VA The fam1ly will rec111ve friends one hour pnor to service at the chur~h

arrangements announced later Haugabrooks Funeral Home, Inc. 404-522-8217.

Memonals may be made to St. Martio's Memorial Fund and to the American Parkin-

son's Disease Foundation. HM Patterson and

HOLLAND
Funeral serv1ces for Mr. Ray Holland, of 116

Son, Oglethorpe Hill Chapel, Atlan,ta, 404-261-3510.

Second Ave., Will be held Saturday, January 16,

1999 at 1.00 P.M. at Lincoln Chapel, 2275 JONES

S1mpson Rd., N.W. The Rev. Robert Dunson Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jones of 299.5

off1c1at1ng. Interment, Lincoln Cemetery. Sur- Pasadena Dr , Decatur, w1ll be held Saturday,'

vived by fam1ly and friends Please assemble January 16 at 1 p.m. from Fa1th Temple Bap-

at the Chapel at 12:30 P.M. Sellers Bros. Inc.

tist Church, Austm Dr., Rev JE Butler, Pastbr.

Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Rema1ns will

HORTON

he m state at the church from 11.00 unhl the

Funeral services for Mr. Robert L Horton, 332 hour of serv1ce. Surv1ved by one sister, Mrs.

Fourth Avenue, Decatur, Will be held Today, Pauline Sm1th, and a host of other relatives

Friday, January 15, 1999, 11:00 am St. John and friends. Family and friends will assemble

Apostolic Holiness Church, 1921 Clark Drv1e, at the above address at 12 Noon. Edwards &

Tucker. B1shop CE. White, pastor, off1c1atmg Sons Mortuary, Inc., 3318 Glenwood Rd., De-

Interment Washmgton Memorial Gardens Sur- catur, 404-289-8601.

VIVOrs are a son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Hor-

ton; 3 grandsons, great-granddaughter; aunts, KING

uncle, nieces, nephews, other relat1ves and Mrs Rosalyn King of 732 Skipper Dr. N.W.,

fnends The cortege will assemble at 945 a m. passed January 13, 1999. Fureral announced

at Tyler Funeral Home, 511 West Tnmty Place, later Herschel Thornton Mortuary. 3346 M.L.

Decatur. 404-378-1207

Kmg Jr. Dr., 404-691 -4685.

HUGH
Homegmng Serv1ces for Mrs. Mary Hugh of Atlanta, GA, Will be held Saturday, January 16, 1999, 2:00 P.M. at the Helping Hands, Inc., 2551 Tilson Road, Decatur, GA. w1th remams placed mstate at 12:00 noon. The Reverend Robert Yates, Pastor, off1c1atmg Interment, Kennedy International Memonal Gardens, Ellenwood, GA The family will rece1ve fnends th1s evemng, Friday, January 15, 1999 at the Chapel from 6:00 P.M-700 P.M She IS survived by two daughters. Mr. and Mrs Robert Kmght (Shirley) and Mr and Mrs. James Hardin (Patncia). one son, Mr. Jerry Roundf1eld (Vickie Carter); twelve grandchildren; seventeen great-grandchildren; brother, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jordan, SISter, Rev. and Mrs. Bobby Math1s (Minnie), and a host of other relatives and fnends. Family and friends are asked to assemble at 2059 Hallmark Court, SE. at 100 PM Donald Tnmble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue. 404-371-0772-3.
INNISS
A memorial service will be held today at 7.30 p m for Mr. Carlton Lester Inniss at H1llside Presbyterian Church, 1879 Columbia Drive, Decatur, Rev Joseph Thompson pres1dmg Fam1ly

LAWRENCE
Celebration of Life for Mr James Edward Lawrence of 3154 Desert Dr , Apt. 5, East Point. GA. will be held Saturday, January 16, 1999 at 1 p.m. CST at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, B!fmmgham, AL. Rev. C.N. Jackson officiating. Interment, Shadow Lawn Cemetery, Birmmllham, AL. The family Will receive friends tonigll! in our chapel, 1315 Hendnx Ave . East Poilll< GA from 7 to 8 p.m. Surv1vors are a lovmg aAq caring w1fe. Mrs. Betty Lawrence, daughte~. Melanie Crawford (Bennie), of Atlanta, Staci Lawrence of Birmingham; sons. Mr. Bonnre; Mr T1m and Mr. Chns Greene of Atlanta, [vir Anthony Greene (Crystal) of North Carolina anq Mr. Jeff Greene (Stephame) of Forest C1ty, NC; Sisters, WaltenneWilson of Chicago, IL, Beverly Gunn. Evelyn Evans (Dwight), Patricia Slaytol\ and Ervma Lawrence of B1rmmgham, At.. brothers, Mr Roderick and Ralph Lawrencev1ll11 (Pam) of Birmmgham, AL; great-aunt, Lula Jenkins of Bessemer, AL; and a host of oth~l relat1ves and friends. Family and friends wiW assemble at the residence at 9.30 a.m. Gus Thornhill's Funeral Home Inc.\ 404-768-2993-4.
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