Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Carlton, Henry L. November 1959
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The Nashville Herald
Dr. Henry L. Carlton Dies; Rites Monday
	Dr. Henry L. Carlton, one of Nashville’s better known and most beloved 
citizens and former merchants, passed away suddenly of a heart attack at the 
Askew Memorial Hospital here Sunday morning at 5:50 o’clock.  He was 75 years 
of age.
	Although in apparently fair health for a man of his age, Dr. Carlton 
had suffered for years from asthma.  He had been active and his death came as 
a shock to friends and relatives.
	As a young man Dr. Carlton moved to Nashville in 1918, and up until 
February, 1958, had operated the Berrien Drug Store.  He sold his interests 
and retired.  After graduating from the Atlanta School of Pharmacy, he came to 
Nashville, and he and Miss Ruby Connell were married Dec. 28, 1908.  He was a 
member of the Nashville Baptist Church.
	Born and reared at Rockmart, Ga., he was a son of the late W.M. and 
Lydia Lee Carlton.  He obtained his high school education in Rockmart prior to 
entering the pharmacy school.
	Funeral services were held at the Nashville Baptist Church Monday 
afternoon at 3 o’clock, conducted by his pastor, Rev. Ira Faglier, and Rev. 
Jack Key, Methodist pastor.  Burial followed in the Nashville Westview 
cemetery, handled by the Lovein Funeral Home.
	The Baptist choir sang, “Old Rugged Cross,” and Mrs. Ruby Turner a 
solo, “In the Garden”.  Mrs. Jack Dix was at the organ.
	Active pall-bearers were Walter Thomas Lowe, Albert Folsom, Harry 
Sutton, Lamar Rentz, Vinson Harper and Laverne Gray.
	Honorary pall-bearers included Arthur Osborne, Walter Dix, Bernys 
Peters, Heywood Harper, S.T. Bragdon, Holmes Giddens, Cyril Futch, Dr. E.H. 
Brown, M.M. Johnson, Fred Beeson, Ralph Watson and T.C. Perkins.
	Survivors besides the wife are:  two sons, William and Harold Carlton; 
one daughter, Mrs. Leith LeQuier of Memphis, Tenn.; and three grandchildren.


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