Clarke COUNTY  GA  Obits   Stella Devalan Jones

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                       Athens, Clarke County, Georgia
                           Stella Devalan Jones
     Funeral services for Stella Delavan Jones, 28, were held yesterday at
Oconee Hill Cemetery in Athens.  The Rev. Charles Wilson of St. James
Methodist Church officiated at the graveside rites.
     Miss Jones, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bannon Jones of Athens, died
Thursday in Oakland, Calif. where she had been employed as an Alameda
County social worker for the past three years.  She was also a volunteer
worker at the Fred finch Children's home and involved in other charitable
organizations.
     Miss Jones earned her Education Degree at the University of Georgia. 
She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
     After completing her Masters of Social Science Degree at the
University of Florida, Miss Jones spent two years in a Pensacola, Fla., as
a state social worker.  She then went to California for one year as a
counselor.
     Miss Jones was the granddaughter of Mrs. Delavan Salisbury of
Waycross, and the late Mr. Salisbury and the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter H.
Jones of Athens.
     Other survivors, in addition to her parents, include one sister, Mrs.
Horace Stowers, Atlanta; Mrs. Aubrey Smith, Waycross; Mrs. Charles K.
Woodward, Asheville, N. C.; Mrs. James Thornton, Jr., Athens; Mrs. H. D.
Kenan, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mrs. Richard Mitchell, Jr., Greenville, S.
C.; Mrs. Vernon Keenan and family, Waycross; Mrs. Thomas Jackson Lowe, and
family, Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. David Edward Crook, Sea Island; Mr. Harris
Jones, Jr., Baltimore; and Mrs. William Barnabas McHenry, New York; Mr.
Sam W. Walker, Jr., and family, Waycross.



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