Franklin County GaArchives Obituaries.....Westbrook, Mrs. James T. May 24, 1945
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Carnesville Herald - May 31, 1945
Mrs. Ethyl Pearl Means Westbrook, 53, wife of James T. Westbrook, died in a 
Winston-Salem, NC hospital on Thursday, May 24th following an illness of two 
weeks.
Mrs. Westbrook was born in Franklin County.  She was a member of Indian Creek 
Baptist Church and lived a true christian life.  She was a faithful wife, 
indulgent mother and kind neighbor.  She endeared herself to all with whom she 
came in contact.
Funeral services were held at Indian Creek Church Sunday, May 27, with Dr. A. 
T. Cline and Rev. J. O. Fulbright officiating.  A large crowd attended the 
funeral.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by 2 daughters, Mary Frances 
Snyder and Elizabeth McClaren, both of Winston-Salem, NC.  5 sisters, Victoria 
Wood, Ashland; Mrs. L. M. Coffee, Thomasville, NC; Mrs. H. H. Westbrook, 
Ashland; Mrs. J. T. Moorhead, Bogart; Mrs. J. F. Henson, Carnesville; 1 
brother: C. H. Means, Ashland and mother, Mrs. F. R. Means.
B. D. Giin funeral director, in charge.

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