TOOMBS COUNTY  GA   Obit  Thomas P. Spell

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                        THOMAS P. SPELL, LYONS
     LYONS, Ga., Sept 28, -  Funeral services for Thomas P. Spell, 67,
prominent Toombs county farmer, was held this afternoon from Harden's
Chapel Methodist Church, with Rev. V. P. Bowers, Pembroke, officiating,
assisted by Rev. H. E. Smith, Savannah.  Burial was in the church cemetery
with Masonic graveside honors with Trapnell Funeral Home in charge.
     He was a native of Johnson county, son of the late George S. Spell
and Mrs. Jennie Durden Spell.  He was a member of the Christian church and
a former school superintendent for twelve years in Toombs county.  He was
also a Mason, a member of Lyons Lodge No. 49.
     Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cathie Winge Spell, Lyons; two
daughters, Mrs. Robert B. McCloud, Decatur, and Mrs. Willis McLain, Jr.,
Savannah; one son, Jack Spell, Lyons; one brother, G. C. Spell, Savannah;
four sisters, Mrs. H. N. Roddenberry of Orlanda, Fla., Mrs. W. H. Cochran
and Mrs. C. L. Fiveash, both of Lyons, and Mrs. Hugh T. Taylor, Vidalia;
four grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.
   Active pallbearers were nephews, C. J. Spell, G. T. Cochran, Marion
Winge, Edwin Fiveash, Clint Taylor, Edwin Winge, J. D. Spell, and Bob
Winge.
     Honorary pallbearers were Howard Murchison, Sr., Dr. Lloyd Darby,
Frank Jenkins, Bill Holloway, Hoke Jordan, J. A. Lilliard, W. J.
Culberson, Gene Crosby, Rufus Harrison, Dr. H. D. Yeomans, and Carlos
Alexander.


(Submitted by Barbara Walker Winge,  barbarawinge@yahoo.com)




     

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