Madison-Oglethorpe-Jackson County GaArchives Obituaries.....Collier, Woodie Williamson September 1946
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Danielsville Monitor,   6 September 1946
Pg. 1, Col 1




MRS. WOODIE COLLIER CLAIMED BY DEATH

   Mrs. Woodie Collier, wife of B. S. Collier, prominent citizen of Oglethorpe 
County, died at an Athens hospital Sunday night at nine o'clock after an 
illness of several months.
   Funeral services were conducted from the residence Tuesday morning at 
eleven o'clock by Rev. A. E. Logan and Rev. C. F. Tidwell and interment was in 
the family cemetery.
   Serving as pallbearers were Troy Porterfield, Alton Hardy, Powers Lawson, 
Dr. George Kelly, Jr., Donald Williamson and Fred Williamson.
   Mrs. Collier is survived by her husband, Mr. Ralph S. Collier, and four 
daughters:  Mrs. Troy Porterfield, Mrs. Alton Hardy, Mrs. George Kelly, and 
Mrs. Powers Lawson; grandchildren:  Gloria Porterfield, Troy Porterfield, Jr., 
Alton Hardy, Jr., Sidney Hardy, David Lawson and George Kelley III; two 
sisters Mrs. M. P. Moore, Williamson, West Virginia and Mrs. C. C. Mathews, 
Carlton; five brothers:  Fred, Donald and Henry Williamson, all of Commerce 
and W. L. Williamson and George Williamson, of Inverness, Florida.
   Mrs. Collier, a native of Jackson County, had been a resident of this 
section for thirty-eight years, during which she endeared herself to all who 
knew her.  She was a member of the Baptist church, staunch in her attitudes 
and unswerving in her convictions yet always gentle, sweet and well poised.
In her home she reigned as a lovely wife and mother, ever spending her efforts 
in gracious love, finding deep and abiding joy in her family circle.  She 
supported every worthy cause with a generous and unselfish hand.


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