Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Iola Palmer Williams 1970

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Obituary of Iola Palmer Williams 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 15 Apr 1970.  

Camilla, Georgia.  
Funeral services were held Saturday, 11 Apr 1970, at 
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church at 3:00 PM for Mrs. Iola Palmer Williams, age 83, and 
widow of the late Brady C. Williams.  Mrs. Williams died Friday, 10 Apr 1970, en route 
to Mitchell County Hospital of an apparent heart attack.  The pastor, Thomas Thorne, and 
a former pastor, Rev N. B. Jordan, officiated at the services.  Interment followed in the 
church cemetery with Parker-Bramlett Funeral Home of Camilla in charge of 
arrangements.  Serving as pallbearers were A. T. Rigsby Jr., Mike Smith, James Edwards, 
Kenneth Williams, Kay Williams and Jimmy Williams.  A native of Mitchell County she 
was the daughter of the late George and Katie Ford Palmer.  She was born 1 Jul 1886.  
Her husband was the late Brady C. Williams.  She was a member of the Pleasant Hill 
Baptist Church.  Survivors include five sons; Julius, Ernest and Bill Williams, all of 
Camilla, Burnett Williams of Baker, Fla., and Samuel Williams of Ochlawaha, Fla.; four 
daughters, Miss Nina Bell Williams of Camilla, Mrs. Willie J. Mills of Dublin, Mrs. 
Brantley West and Mrs. Woodrow Ayers of Orlando, Fla.  Also surviving are three 
sisters, Mrs. Johnnie L. Eubanks of Sale city, Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Oscar Davis of 
Camilla.