Stewart-Webster County GaArchives Obituaries.....Harbuck, Eunice August 6 1970
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Stewart-Webster Journal, August 13, 1970, Thursday
    Mrs. Eunice Harbuck Succumbs To Illness,  Funeral At Macedonia
  Mrs. Eunice McKenzie Harbuck, 69, of Preston died about 7:00 a.m. Thursday in 
the Americus and Sumter County Hospital after an extended illness.
  A native of Stewart County, Mrs. Harbuck was born March 31, 1901, daughter of 
the late Jim and Leila Kelly McKenzie of the Red Hill Community.  She was first 
married to the late Gordon Stephens, who died many years ago, and in 1937 she 
married Henry Edgar Harbuck.  She had, at one time, been employed by the WPA 
and was a member of the Enterprise Baptist Church.
  Survivors include her husband of the Dumas Community near Preston,  three 
sons, Gordon Stephens, Jr of Crescent City, Calif, James C. Stephens, of 
Orlando, Fl, and Raymond Stephens of Phenix City, Al;  one daughter,  Mrs. 
Sarah Elizabeth Bailey of Preston;  three step-sons, Arthur Harbuck of Preston, 
Oscar Harbuck of Americus, and Henry Harbuck, Jr, Valdosta; one brother, Alvin 
McKenzie of Richland,  one sister, Mrs. Dolly Will Harry of Richland,  nineteen 
grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren.
  Funeral services were held at 3:00 p.m. Saturday at Macedonia Baptist Church 
in the Center Point Community with the Rev. Edward Holloway, pastor, and the 
Rev. Milford Brooks, pastor of the Enterprise Baptist Church conducting the 
rites.  The Enterprise Church Choir sang "When the Roll is Called up Yonder", 
and "In the Sweet Bye and Bye", with Mrs. Buddy Averett as pianist.  
  Interment was in the church cemetery with Campbell Funeral Home,  Billy 
Poteat, director, in charge of arrangements.
  Pallbearers were George A. (Buck) Smith, Merrill Smith, W. C. Cobb, Bill 
Morgan, Jim Ligon, and William Harry.

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