TITLE: Lina Cole Patterson

SOURCE:  Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Debbie Kellogg 

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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PATTERSON, Lina Cole 
Death of Mrs. J.A. Patterson Good Woman Called To Her Reward After 
Brief Illness Earle's Grove, Feb 23, --Special: Our community was 
saddened on Thursday evening, February ___, when the news came that 
Mrs. Lina Cole Patterson, wife of John A Patterson was dead. She was 
sick only about 24 hours. All was done that loving hands could do, but 
God saw best to call her home. Mrs. Patterson was laid to rest at 
Earle's Grove cemetery on Saturday afternoon folowing. Funeral 
services were conducted by Dr. Chapman, of Townville. She was one of 
the first members of this church. Mrs. Patterson will be greatly 
missed in the church work, as she ws always present, doing all she 
could to please her Master. She was at church on Sunday before her 
death being organist and playing for the service. Mrs. Patterson was 
one of the most useful women among the sick always ready to lend a 
helping hand. She had a kind word and a bright smile for every one. To 
know her was to love her. Surely a good woman has gone to her reward. 
Besides her husband she leaves several brothers and sisters to mourn 
her death, these being Mrs. C.W. Patterson, Mrs. R.L.Patterson, Mrs. 
Sam Grant: Miss Alice Cole and Willie Cole, of this community, Hilery 
and Jessie Cole of Anderson, Mrs. George Elrod of Belton, and Mrs. 
Maude Crooks of Greenville. The bereaved family have the deepest 
sympathy of the entire community. It has been only a short time since 
the death of their aged mother, Mrs. Cole. May God bless them in their
hour. A Freind. Keowee Courier, Walhalla, Oconee Co., SC Wed. Mar 5, 
1919 Contributed by: Debbie Kellogg dbkkellogg@yahoo.com 

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