Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Worthy, Emma M.  August 15, 1973
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Anniston Star
Mrs. Emma Matilda Worthy, 89, of 717 S. Colvin Anniston, died Wednesday at her 
residence after a long illness. Services were scheduled for today at 2 p.m. at 
Glen Addie Baptist Church with the Rev. Hubert Craft, the Rev. Charles Haynie 
and the Rev. Billy Kitchens officiating. Burial will be in Cragford Cemetery, 
Clay County, with Gray Brown-Service Mortuary in charge. Survivors include seven 
daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Vickers of Keener, Mrs. Tula Elliot of Tallassee, Mrs. 
Mildred Cash, Mrs. Laverne Champion and Mrs. Peggy Key, all of Anniston, and 
Mrs. Joy Brown and Mrs. Jewel Denson, both of Wellington; two sons, Jim Worthy 
of New Orleans, La. and Jack Worthy of Harpersville; two brothers, Doyle Duke 
and Howard Duke, both of Tallassee; five sisters, Mrs. Maxie Jackson of 
Birmingham, Mrs. Pearl Ayers of Cedartown, Mrs. Nina Ballentine, Mrs. Mamie 
Danford, Mrs. Minnie Heart, all of Tallassee; 28 grandchildren and several 
greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers will be Terry Champion, James Denson, Tony 
Elliot, Tommy Worthy, Jimmy Brown, Kenny Key. Mrs. Worthy was a native of Clay 
County and had lived in Anniston the past 30 years. She was a member of Glen 
Addie Baptist Church. The body will remain at the residence until one hour prior 
to services.

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