TITLE: Rosa Boggs White

SOURCE:  Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Susan Brock-Booker

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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WHITE, Rosa Boggs 
(1865-1948) Keowee Courier January 29, 1949 Mrs. Rosa B. White, 82, 
died suddenly at her home inthe New Hope community Saturday morning 
at 10:30. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Brandon, of 
Spartanburg, and Mrs. Alloe Wyatt, of Seneca; three sons, Ed White, 
Charles K. White, of Seneca, and Lucius F. White, of Pickens. She is 
also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Tilda Brandley, of Greenville; 
Mrs. Lydia Galbreath and Mrs. James Fendley, both of West Union; and 
Mrs. George S. Alexander of Liberty. Nine grandchildren and five 
great-grandchildren survive. Funeral services were held at New Hope 
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. Ernest Sorrells 
and the Rev. Veldee Elliott and the Rev. R. M. Hartsell conducted the 
services. Burial was in the adjoining cemetery. Active pallbearers 
were R. F. Nalley, Eugene Boggs, Homer Boggs, George Wyatt, Claude 
Morgan, L. M. McCall. Flower girls included Irene Walker, Bobbie Ruth 
McCall, Mrs. James Burkett, Virginia Smith, Winfred Miller, Betty Jane 
Boggs, Martha Nalley, Doris Mauldin. Members of the Women's Missionary 
Society of New Hope church composed the escort of honor. Contributed 
by: Susan Brock-Booker, sbrockbooker@aol.com

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