TITLE:  Mattie Allen Crumpton 

SOURCE:  The Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Derrell Oakley

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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CRUMPTON, J.F.
Mrs. J. F. Crumpton Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Allen Crumpton 
66, who died Sunday, wife of James F. " Jim" Crumpton of Rowland 
Street will be conducted Wednesday at 2 pm at Calvary Baptist church 
in Salem by the Rev. Henry Pelfrey, Rev. Davie Wilson, and the Rev. 
J.C. Farmer. Burial in Salem Methodist Church cemetery. She was born 
in Salem, daughter of the late Joseph Wiley and Sallie (Heaton) Allen 
and was a member of Faith Tabernacle in Seneca. Surviving are two sons,
Clyde A. and Bill of Walhalla, four daughters, Mrs. Junior (Louise) 
Jams, Mrs. Jack (Kathleen) Oakley, and Mrs. Johnnie (Shelby Jean) 
Medlin of West Union and Mrs. Eugene (Aileen) Moore of Westminster. 
Two bothers, Jess Allen of West Union and Henry Allen of Frostproof, 
FL. A sister Mrs. Janie Dunbar of Cashiers, NC. 18 grandchildren and 
2 gggrandchildren. Pallbearers will be Lloyd and Virgil Allen, Edward,
Seaborn, and J.B. Crumpton, Ralph Lusk, Revelle Rochester and Fletcher 
Dunbar, Jr. Davenport Funeral Home, Walhalla is in charge.  Contributed 
by Derrell Oakley, derrell@icubed.net 
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