Newton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Woodruff, George Avery January 1919
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THE COVINGTON NEWS, JANUARY 19, 1919 
PORTERDALE NEWS
Porterdale, Ga., Jan. 13th, 1919
     The many friends here of Mr. George Avery Woodruff were much grieved to 
learn of his death at Paris Island, S. C. on Tuesday, after a few days illness 
with pneumonia following the influenza.
     Mr. Woodruff was 28 years old and leaves a wife, who was formerly Miss Ada 
King, of Porterdale, and two sisters, Mrs. Douglas Rumble, of Oxford, and Mrs. 
J. C. G. Brooks, of Columbus, and four brothers, John of Washington, D. C.; Roy 
of Bullard, W. A., who is superintendent of the Bibb Mill, Porterdale, and 
Capt. B. H., who has been on duty in France for several months, but is now in a 
hospital in New York, suffering with a nervous breakdown, to  mourn his death. 
His body was laid to rest in Salem Camp Ground cemetery. The funeral services 
were conducted by Rev. Lucien Roper. The pallbearers were Sgt. Jno. B. Day, W. 
J. Piper, Carl Day, Oscar Collum, George Day and Mr. Moore.


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