Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Laura Griner Moore 1936

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Obituary of Laura Griner Moore 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 21 Aug 1936.  

Camilla, Georgia.  
SALE CITY, Ga., Aug 17>>The home of Mr. Jude Moore 
is desolate and sad, for his wife, Mrs. Laura Griner Moore, fell asleep Tuesday, 11 Aug 
1936, at the John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, where she had been for 
treatment several days following several weeks illness at home.  Funeral services were 
held at the Baptist church Wednesday, 12 Aug 1936, afternoon, conducted by Robert 
Smith of Pelham and interment was in Cool Springs Cemetery.  the deceased was quiet 
and unassuming and although a thoughtful neighbor and friend, at home was where she 
was at her best, a devoted and loyal wife, and unselfish mother, her going away has 
created a void that no one can fill.  She was 57 years of age, the eldest child of Mrs. May 
E, and the late Mr. Emanuel Griner.  She was married to Mr. Moore 24 years ago.  
Besides her mother and husband surviving her are her one son, Ferdinand, age 17; three 
step-children, Mrs. T. S. Moore of U. S. Army in Hawaii; Mr. John Frank Moore of Sale 
City and Mrs. Grady Parker of Omega; three brothers, Bud and Roy Griner of Sale City; 
George Griner of Hartsfield; sisters, Mrs. Jesse Highnote, Mrs. Eli Clarke, Mrs. Cliff 
Moore, Mrs. Julius Clark of Sale City; and Mrs. Fannie Pittman of Savannah, all of 
whom have our sympathy.