Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Lorena Grantham Glausier 1947

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Obituary of Lorena Grantham Glausier 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 7 Mar 1947.  

Camilla, Georgia.  Causing widespread sorrow among numerous 
friends was  the sudden death of Mrs. Lorena Grantham Glausier in Baconton Monday 
afternoon, 3 Mar 1947.  She had suffered a heart attack and was being rushed to the 
hospital from her home when her death occurred.  Mrs. Glausier was 78 years of age and 
had been a resident of Baconton for 46 years.  She was the wife of the late T. J. Glausier, 
who preceded her in death 20 years ago.  She was the former Lorena Grantham of Troy, 
Alabama.  An active member of the Methodist church, she was widely known and 
beloved and her death is mourned by many.  Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Leon Sellers, 
of Troy, Ala., two sons, O.G. Glausier  of Montgomery, Ala., and Erwin Glausier of 
Baconton; A brother, M. Grantham of Troy, Ala., and four grandchildren.  Funeral 
services took place Wednesday morning , 5 Mar 1947, at Baconton Methodist Church. 
Internment followed in Oakwood Cemetery in Troy, Alabama.  Serving as pallbearers 
were J. W. Jackwon, J. R. Pinson Jr., James R. Miller, E. A. McCollum, R. S. Davis, R. 
S. Miller and J. S. Woody of Albany.