AIKEN CO., SOUTH CAROLINA - OBITUARIES - Marguerite Platt CREASY 1968
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Augusta Chronicle, 5-23-1968

Mrs Creasy
Funeral service for Mrs Marguerite Platt Creasy of 1858 Fenwick St, who died 
Tuesday in an Augusta hospital after an brief illness, will be held at 4 pm 
today at Platt's Funeral Home Chapel.  The Rev Virgil Nation will officiate.  
Burial will be in West View Cemetery.
A native of Graniteville, SC, she was the daughter of the late JC and Emma J 
Metz Platt.  She had lived in Augusta most of her life.  She was the widow of 
John W Creasy and a member of St Luke Methodist Church.
She was a member of Mize Bible Class and WSCS of St Luke.  She was also a 
member of the American Legion Post No 63, Annie Wheeler Auxiliary, Spanish War 
Veterans, Senior Citizens Club, Age Club, Silver Threads Club.  She had 
contributed 13,900 hours as a volunteer at Veterans Administration Hospital.  
She was recently awarded a certificate for outstanding work in this volunteer 
program.
Survivors include two nieces, Mrs Janet Garrison and Miss Lucile Beatse, both 
of Augusta; and nephew, James C Beatse, Augusta; and other relatives.
Pallbeares will be William Creasy, Carl Ficken, Earl Jackson, Homer Young, 
Chester Spears, and Eddie Ewer.