Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Mary Elizabeth Bolton Palmer 1932

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Obituary of Mary Elizabeth Bolton Palmer 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 22 Jan 1932.  

Camilla, Georgia.  
Mrs. Julius Palmer, formerly Miss Mary Lizzie 
Bolton, beloved young woman of Pebble City community, passed away Thursday, 14 Jan 
1932, at 8:00 AM at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bolton, following an 
illness of only one week from pneumonia.  The news of her death has brought sorrow to 
the hearts of many warm friends in the community where she lived for a long time and to 
other sections of the county where she was known and loved.  Her kind and gentle spirit  
and influence will be missed by those with whom she has long been associated in the 
religious affairs of the community and in ministration to the sick and distressed.  Funeral 
services were held Friday, 15 Jan 1932, at 11:00 AM at the Pebble City Methodist 
church, of which the deceased had long been a faithful member.  The services were 
conducted by the Rev J. M. Rustin of Meigs, assisted by Rev E. B. Sutton of Sale City 
and Rev H. N. Burnett of Pebble City.  Interment was in Akridge Cemetery.  At the time 
of Mrs. Palmer's death her sister, Miss Lorena Bolton, was very ill with pneumonia.  
News of her sister's death was kept from her until she became better.  The deceased is 
survived by the following:  her husband and two children, Julius Eugene, aged three and 
Nina Dean, aged five; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bolton, three brothers, Messrs. 
Eudonnah and George Albert of Pebble City and Mr. Horton Bolton of Florida, and two 
sisters, Misses Loren and Robbie Bolton, also of Pebble City, besides other close 
relatives.  Mr. Bramlett of the Camilla Hardware and Implement Company was in charge 
of the funeral.