Polk-Floyd County GaArchives Obituaries.....Thomas Hite Booz, Jr. August 26 1950
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The Cedartown Standard, Monday,  August 28, 1950, page 6
Funeral Services Held Sunday For Thomas Booz, 84

     Thomas Hite Booz, 84-year-old resident of Rome, Georgia, died at the home 
of his son, Harry W. Booz in Hopewell, Virginia Saturday morning.  Mr. Booz a 
former resident of Cedartown, died suddenly while on a visit to his son.
     Born in Floyd County on August 24, 1886, Mr. Booz was a retired civil 
engineer.  He had been a member of the First Baptist Church in Rome since 
1920.  While in Cedartown he was in the hotel business.
     Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the chapel of 
the Lee Borders Funeral Home with the Rev. L. P. Minter officiating.  
Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery.
     Pallbearers were: Jerry Dodd, Bon Conway, Houston Lee, Fletcher Finley, 
Bob Ransom, and T. McKinney.  Music was furnished by Misses Joyce Barrett and 
Barbara Carroll, soloists, and Miss Beth Borders, pianist.
     Survivors include: two sons, Tom Booz, of Rome; and Harry Booz of 
Hopewell, Virginia; one sister, Mrs. A. W. Evans of Miami, Florida; and four 
grandchildren.
     


The Polk County Times, Cedartown, Georgia, Thursday, August 31, 1950

Funeral Services For Thomas H. Booz Were Held Sunday

     Mr. Thomas H. Booz of Rome, formerly of Cedartown, passed away Saturday 
morning, at the home of his son, Harry W. Booz of Hopewell, Virginia, while on 
a visit there.
     Mr. Booz was born in Floyd County on August 24, 1886 and was a retired 
civil engineer.  He had been a member of the First Baptist Church in Rome 
since 1920. 
     He is survived by two sons, Tom Booze, of Rome, and Harry Booze of 
Hopewell, Virginia, one sister, Mrs. A. W. Evans of Miami, Florida; and four 
grandchildren.
     Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at four o'clock at the chapel 
of the Lee Borders Funeral Home in Cedartown.  Rev. L. P. Minter officiated.  
Interment followed in the family lot Greenwood Cemetery with the Lee Borders 
Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements.
     Pallbearers were: Jerry Dodd, Bon Conway, Houston Lee, Fletcher Finley, 
Bob Ransom, and T. McKinney.  Appropriate musical selection were rendered 
during the service by Misses Joyce Barrett and Barbara Carroll, vocalists, 
accompanied by Miss Beth Borders.

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