Mitchell County GaArchives Obituaries.....Clark, Julius 1957
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The Camilla Enterprise 4 Jan1957 page 5  Camilla, Ga.

Obituary of Julius Clark as written in "The Albany Herald" dated 3 Jan 1957 
(Albany, Georgia) and "The Camilla Enterprise" (Camilla, Georgia) dated 4 Jan 
1957.  
SALE CITY--Funeral services were held at 3:00 PM today, 3 Jan 1957, at the 
First Baptist Church here for Julius Clark, 58, who died Wednesday, 2 Jan 1957, 
at Phoebe Putney Hospital in Albany following a brief illness.  The Rev Otis 
Glover officiated and interment was  inj Sale City Cemetery with Bramlett 
Funeral Home in charge.  Mr. Clark was born and raised in Mitchell County, and 
was a member of the Sale City First Baptist Church.  He was employed as a clerk 
in the shoe department of a Camilla department store.  Survivors include his 
wife, the former Miss Julia Mae Griner; four sons, Marvin Clark of Washington, 
D. C.; Huey D. Clark of Millington, Tenn., Robert Clark of Sale City and Max 
Clark of Athens; five daughters, Mrs. Lee Savage of Silver Spring, Md., Mrs. 
Jean Bultman of Minnesota, Miss Ann Clark of Orlando, Fla., the former Miss 
Nann Clark of Miami, Fla., and Mrs. Jake Goss of Sale City; one brother, Kitt 
Clark of Florida; four sisters, Mrs. Opal Schick, Mrs. Ruth Clark and Mrs. 
Clara Gore all of Florida, and Mrs. Austin Fussell of Sale City and several 
grandchildren.
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A victim of acute leukemia for the past six weeks, most of which time he was 
hospitalized, Julius Clark, 59, of Sale City, died at about five o'clock 
Wednesday morning, January 2, at Phoebe Putney Hospital in Albany.  He had 
developed pneumonia the day before and died shortly afterwards.  Mr. Clark had 
spent the past fifteen years as a clerk at Feingolds, The Big Store, in 
Camilla.  Born and reared in Mitchell County, he had many friends all over the 
county who were shocked at news of his passing.  It was just about three weeks 
ago that doctors diagnosed the case as leukemia.  Funeral services were held 
yesterday afternoon, Thursday, at three o'clock at the Sale City Baptist 
Church, the Rev. Otis Glover, pastor, officiating.  Interment followed in the 
Sale City cemetery.  Bramlett Funeral Home of Camilla had charge of 
arrangements.  Active pallbearers were members of the Board of Deacons of the 
church and a large honorary escort was formed of friends of the deceased.  Mr. 
Clark was born fifty-nine years ago in Mitchell County, the son of the late Lee 
Clark and Artie Missy Crosby Clark.  He was a member of the Sale City Baptist 
Church a number of years, member of the Board of Deacons, and was serving as 
Assistant Sunday School Board of Trustees.  He is survived by his wife, the 
former Miss Julia Mae Griner; stepmother, the former Miss Ethel Cox, now living 
in Lorida, Fla.; five daughters, Mrs. Lee Savage of Silver Springs, Maryland, 
Mrs. Jean Bultman of Minnesota, Miss Ann Clark of Orlando, Fla., Mrs. Jake Goss 
of Sale City, and Mrs. Mack McQuillan of Miami, Fla.; four sons, Myrvin Clark 
of Washington, D. C., Huey Donald Clark of Millington, Tennessee, Robert Clark 
of Sale City, and Max Clark of Athens; one half brother, C. K. Clark of Lorida, 
Fla.; one sister, Mrs. Eric Gore of Dunellon, Fla.; three half sisters, Mrs. 
Bernard Odum of Lakeland, Fla., Mrs. Austin Fussell of Sale City and Mrs. H. D. 
Schick of Clewiston, Fla.


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