Benhill County GaArchives Obituaries.....Smith, Mrs. John Singleton February 10, 1978
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Paulk Funeral Home
Final rites for Mrs. John S. "Lula" Smith, 510 E. Altamaha Street, who died
Friday (Feb. 10, 1978) at her home were held at the chapel of Paulk Funeral Home
at 2:30pm Sunday.

Rev. J.O. Bromlett, Rev. Elmer Golden and Rev. David Fisher officiated and Mrs.
James F. Paulk was organist. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.

Serving as pallbearers were John Robinson Jr., John Hughes, J. David Smith,
Lamar Wayne Smith, Shelton Smith and Joe Robinson.

Born March 10, 1879 in Oglethorpe County, she was the former Cynthia Louise
Gunter, daughter of the late John Bynum and Dicie Bell Downer Gunter. She was
the widow of John Singleton Smith, was a housewife and the oldest member of the
Fitzgerald Church of God.

Mrs. Smith had lived in the community since 1925.
Survivors include:
Five sons, Hoyt Smith, Atlanta, Loony Smith, J.B. Smith and Lamar Smith,
Fitzgerald, and E.C. Smith, Atlanta.

Seven daughters, Mrs. Dicie Burt, Moddie Smith, Mrs. Lois Parsons, Mrs. Vidalia
Owens and Mrs. Irene Hughes, Fitzgerald, Mrs. Lou Robinson, Jacksonville, Fla.,
and Mrs. Ruby Douglas, Fitzgerald.

A brother, Brewer Gunter, Athens.
Two sisters, Mrs. Odessa Boggs, Stephens, and Mrs. Janie Bailey, Nashville.

Forty Two grandchildren, 89 great grandchildren, 26 great great grandchildren
and several great great great grandchildren also survive.

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