Mitchell County  Georgia Obit Mrs. Flita C. Parker 1959
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Thomasville Times Enterprise
December 05, 1959
 
Mrs. Flita C. Parker   (s/b Fleta)
Services Held At Bold Springs

    Services for Mrs. Flita Cope-
land Parker, 76, who died at 
12:20 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, 
at the Grady County Hospital,
were held at 3 p.m. Friday, Dec.
4, at the Bold Springs Methodist
Church with Rev. Virgil Lee 
and Rev. Hugh Lee Brinkley in
charge.  Burial followed in the
Bold Springs Cemetery.
     Active pallbearers were Noles
Smith,  Guy Crumb,  Alfred Atk-
kinson,  London Willis,  J.  F.
Parker and Virgil Smith.
     Honorary pallbearers were T. 
W. Aldredge,  D. F. Brookins,
George Faulkner,  E. G. Drew, 
Leonard Rich and H. G. Hudson.
     Mrs. Parker was born in Mit-
chell county Nov. 23, 1883, daugh-
ter of J. W. and Mellie Godwin
Copeland.  She was married to
Walter Parker who preceded her
in death May, 1953.  She had 
lived all of her life in this county 
and was a member of the Bold
Springs Methodist Church.
     Survivors include seven sons,
Frank, Cairo,  Johnnie, Thomas-
ville,  Clyde, Jackson, Ga. , Billy
J. of  Tampa,  William  O'Neal,
Thomasville,  Clarence  B., At-
lanta, Stacy M.,Army Base, Alaska.
Two daughters,  Mary  L. Cog-
land, Atlanta  and  Mrs  Magdeline
Chapman, Ochlochnee, three sis-
ters, Mrs. Trudy Atkinson, Thom-
asville, Mrs. Dollie Willis, Thom-
asville and Mrs. Estelle Spooner,
Cairo, 33 grandchildren and 21
great grandchildren.
     Arrangements were in charge
of Clark Funeral Home.