Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Ella Mae Griner Clark 1961

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Obituary of Ella Mae Griner Clark 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 6 Apr 1961.  


Mrs. Ella Griner Clark, 81 year old Sale City resident, died at the home of her 
sister, Mrs. Jessie Hynote, Tuesday, 4 Apr 1961, morning after a lengthy illness.  Funeral 
services were held Wednesday, 5 Apr 1961, at 4:00 PM at Cool springs Baptist Church 
with the Rev Grady Morey, pastor, officiating.  He was assisted by Rev Edgar T. Davis 
Jr. of Camilla.  Interment was in the church cemetery.  Bramlett Funeral Home of 
Camilla was in charge of arrangements.  pall bearers were grandchildren and nephews; 
including Duane Phelps, Harry Phelps, Malcolm Phelps, Dual Pittman, Jimmy Earl Clark 
and Charlie Hynote. Mrs. Clark was born in Mitchell County, daughter of the late 
Emanuel and Mary McLeod Griner.  She was the widow of Eli Clark and a member of 
the Cool Springs Baptist Church.  Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Carl D. Phelps of 
Camilla; two brothers, George Griner of Doerun and Bud Griner of Sale City; four 
sisters, Mrs. Jesse Hynote, Mrs. Zethley Pittman and Mrs. Julia Clark, all of Sale City 
and Mrs. Cliff Moore of Moultrie.  Six grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren 
also survive.