Georgia:  Coweta County: Obituary of Mrs. J. W. Stripling 
2 January 1925

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The Newnan Herald, Friday, January 2, 1925

DEATH OF MRS. J. W. STRIPLING	

   A source of grief to her many friends was the death Sunday night of Mrs. 
J. W. Stripling, which occurred at her home on Jackson Street, following a 
long illness—an illness watch, in fact reduced her to a state of almost 
helpless invalidism more than three years ago.  Although a constant sufferer 
through that trying period she bore up bravely under her affliction, rarely 
complaining. About two weeks prior to her death she grew so much worse that 
her loved ones realized that the end was near. This occurred shortly before 
11 o’clock Sunday night.
   Mrs. Stripling was 65 years of age. She leaves four splendid sons, F. W., 
J. C., Robert and Hal, to whom she was most tenderly devoted and who are 
inconsolable in their loss. Her husband passed away over a year ago.
   The funeral took place form the residence Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. 
The service was conducted by her pastor, Dr. E. W. Stone, who was assisted by 
Dr. C. W. Durden and rev. W. T. Irvin, following which the body was laid to 
rest in the family lot at Oak Hill.  The pallbearers were Messrs. H. H. 
North, C. W. Farmer, H. L. Gamet, H. C. Pike, M E. Mooney, T. M. Vineyard, H. 
C. Arnall, Jr., and J. W. Kersey.