Georgia:  Decatur County:  Obituary of Mrs. Gus (Cloud)Ivey
28 February 1958
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Mrs. Gus Ivey

Funeral services for Mrs. Gus Ivey, 77, who died in a
Pelham hospital on Friday, February 21 were held at the
First Baptist Church here on Monday, with the Reverend
Clifford Jett officiating.


Mrs. Ivey, the former Miss Willie Cloud, had been ill for
several months prior to death.  She was born in Decatur
County, Georgia on February 8, 1881, the daughter of
William and Lou Baston Cloud.  She was the wife of Gus
Ivey, who survives, also do seven daughters, Mrs. James
D. Arvin of Sheridan, Arkansas, Mrs. Edwin Johnson of
Donalsonville; Mrs. Winifred Joiner, Pelham, Mrs. James
Ward, Bainbridge, Mrs. V. J. Correnti, and Mrs. F. J.
Antonio, St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Ted Marsh, Bristol,
Fla.


One brother, Henry Cloud of Bainbridge; three sisters,
Mrs. D. M. Griffin, Mrs. Gussie King, and Mrs. Ethel Cox
of Bainbridge; also thirty two grandchildren and twenty
four great-grandchildren.


Mrs. Ivey was a member of the Riverturn Freewill Baptist
Church.  Interment was in Bethany Cemetery in Decatur
County with Evans Funeral Home in charge of arrangements,
and Jim Loyless, Ivey Minghini, Sammy Parker, G. W.
Loyless, Raymond Odom, and James Everett Ivey serving as
pallbearers.


Source:  Donalsonville News, Donalsonville, Seminole
County, Georgia Friday, 28 February 1958.

Submitted by: Brenda King McNair < bmcnair614@aol.com>