JIMMY B CARGILE

Boy Drowns in Acworth Private Lake

Born:  21 Jun 1948

Died:  11 Jun 1959 / Cherokee County, Georgia, USA per Georgia Death Records

Interment:  Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Cherokee County, Georgia, USA 

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Cargile of Acworth.  Survived by siblings Tommie, Jackie, and Rachel Cargile.  Rev. Dewey Tucker officiated the services.  Collins Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

An 11 year old Cherokee county boy drowned Thursday in a private lake near Acworth. The dead youth was Jimmy Cargile, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Cargile of Morgan Road.  His body was recovered at about 3 p.m., two hours after he drowned.

Tommy Cargile, 12, said he and his brother and two other youth, Max and Randy Grabel, had gone to the lake to pick berries.  Jimmy went out in the lake in a  boat, he said.  The next thing he knew he was calling for help in the middle of the lake.

The youth’s body was recovered by J.C. Jolley and Billy Tow of the Acworth Civil Defense rescue team, and Jimmy Burchfield.

Citations:

The Weekly Tribune News, Cartersville Georgia

www.ancestry.com; 1919-1998 Georgia Deaths, Certificate: 13567

www.findagrave.com;  Find A Grave Memorial# 14965322, contributor Rachel Bryson

www.genealogybank.com; Marietta Journal, Marietta Ga, Friday Jun 12 1959, page 1 

LULA WHITE MOSS

Died at Rockmart Born:  2 Sep 1889 / Bartow County, Georgia, USA Died:  5 Jan 1959 / Aragon, Polk, Georgia, USA  Interment:  New Prospect Cemetery, Rockmart, Polk, Georgia, USA Mrs. J.E. Moss, aged 70, of Rockmart died on Monday, January 5th in the Rockmart-Aragon hospital after an extended illness. Mrs. Moss, the former Miss Lula White was born in Bartow county on September 2 1888 and had lived near Rockmart for the past 37 years.  She was a member of the New Prospect Baptist church near Rockmart where funeral and interment services took place on Tuesday afternoon, January 6th at 3 o’clock.  The Rev. Dewey Penson and the Rev. J.F. Wallace officiated.  Her sons served as pallbearers.  Mrs. Moss was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. White who lived for many years in the Pine Log-Rydal section before moving near Rockmart.  She was preceded in death by her husband in August 1957. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. A.P. Fuller and Mrs. Edward Kelly both of Rockmart; six sons, Fain, leonard, Claude, Carl and Edward Moss, all of Rockmart; and W.M. Moss of Cedartown, three sisters, Mrs. Tom Moss of Calhoun; Mrs. W.T. McCown of Cedartown; and Mrs. Joe McCown of Rockmart; three brothers Carl, Robert and Mack White, all of Rockmart.  Nin grandchildren and three great grand children also survive. Mrs. Moss’ son, Carl, has been seriously ill in a hospital for some time and has been too ill to be told of his mother’s death. Link to grave  Citations: The Weekly Tribune News, Cartersville Georgia www.ancestry.com; 1919-1998 Georgia Deaths, Certificate: 01750 www.findagrave.com;  Find A Grave Memorial# 107551576, contributor Eric Brantley

JAMES MARTIN CULBERSON

J.M. Culberson Buried Sunday in Salmon Cemetery

Born: 2 Jul 1868

Died:  9 Jan 1959 / Atco, Bartow, Georgia, USA

Interment:  Salmon Cemetery, Floyd County, Georgia, USA

Funeral services for James Martin Culberson, 91, who died at the home of his son, Carl Culberson in Atco Friday, were held Sunday in the Snow Springs Baptist Church.

Mr. Culberson, retired farmer of the Snow Springs community, is survived by three other sons, Cliff H. Culberson, Shannon; Howard of Adairsville and Esmon of Atco; nine daughters Mrs. Otha Sutton, Atco; Mrs. Jim Woodrin, Calhoun; Mrs. D.P. Price, Shannon, Mrs. Ben Ellerbee, Rome; Mrs. Arthur Witt and Mrs. Robert Barrett, Shannon; Mrs. Otis Moore, Calhoun; Mrs. Landon Littlefield, Adairsville; and Mrs. Fain Hight, Shannon; one brother, Charlie Culberson, Adairsville; 33 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren.

Interment was in the Salmon Cemetery with the Barton Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements.

Link to grave 

Citations:

The Weekly Tribune News, Cartersville Georgia

www.ancestry.com; 1919-1998 Georgia Deaths,  Certificate: 00120

www.findagrave.com;  Find A Grave Memorial# 77206531, contributor GNixon

ELIZABETH ADAMS DINNING

Mrs. P.R. Dinning Rites Monday In Adairsville

Died:  4 Jan 1959 / Calhoun, Gordon, Georgia, USA

Mrs. Pink R. Dinning, age 77, of Adairsville, passed away in a Calhoun hospital early Sunday morning after suffering a severe break in her hip due to a fall Friday night. She was the former Miss Elizabeth Adams, the daughter of the late Jim and Missourie Morris Adams. The deceased is survived by her husband, six sons: Harold Dinning, Lithia Springs; Darrell Dinning, Donald, and James Dinning, Rome; Carol Dinning, manager of Celenese plant at Octalan, Mexico; Herbert Dinning, Adairsville; seven grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, three brothers: Herman Adams, Rev. Walter Adams, Cartersville; Milner Adams, College Park; a sister, Mrs. J.L. Milhollins, College Park. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock by Rev. Asa Blount, at the Barton Funeral Chapel in Adairsville. Serving as pallbearers were W.N. Penfield, G.C. Mashburn, J.C. Sexton, Lindsey Sexton, J.T. Gwinn, Wilson Adcock, Wilson Bell, and Reagan Barton. Interment was in East View Cemetery in Adairsville. Link to grave  Citations: The Weekly Tribune News, Cartersville Georgia www.ancestry.com; 1919-1998 Georgia Deaths,  Certificate: 03950 www.gabartow.org; East View Cemetery Survey, Bartow County Georgia Genweb

WILLIAM CARLISLE CARN

Born:  27 Jun 1913 / Note: Article reads Bowman GA ... Death Cert reads Bowman SC

Died:  20 Dec 1958 / New Holland, Hyde, South Carolina, USA

Residence:  Augusta, Richmond, Georgia, USA

MRS. GUS SOULIS LOSES BROTHER-IN-LAW

Mrs. Gus Soulis, well-known young matron of Cartersville, has returned home, after being called to Augusta by the tragic death of her brother-in-law, Mr. William Carlisle Carn, 45, who was killed in a freak accident while hunting at Lake Mattamuskeet, near Swanquarter, N.C.

Hyde County, N.C., Coroner Pratt C. Williamson listed the death of Carn, who was superintendent of the dye house at Riverside Mills in Augusta, as accidental.  The coroner said that Carn and three men had taken their positions in a duck blind.  When a flock flew over, Carn jumped up in front of a partner and a full load of bird shot caught him in the back of the head, Carn dying instantly.

A native of Bowman, Ga., Carn had resided in Augusta for 25 years.  He is survived by his widow, who is the sister of Mrs. Soulis, of Cartersville; three sons and one daughter, in addition to eight grandchildren and a large family connection.

Note:  Funeral arrangements by R.E. Elliott Sons of Augusta Georgia (death certificate)

Citations:

The Weekly Tribune News, Cartersville Georgia

www.ancestry.com;  North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975, Certificate:  66346