TITLE:  Charlie J. Cantrell

SOURCE:  The Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Susan Brock-Booker

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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CANTRELL, Charlie J. (1900-1961) Keowee Courier April 26, 1961, 
Cantrell Rites Are Conducted, Funeral services for Charlie J. Cantrell 
who died last Tuesday, were held Thursday at Brown Funeral Home with 
the Rev. R. B. Littleton and the Rev. V. W. Prince officiating. Burial 
followed in Oconee Memorial Park. Mr. Cantrell was a son of Mrs. Josie 
Sanders Cantrell of Salem and the late Joe S. Cantrell. For 25 years 
he was associated with the Wigington Saw and equipment Co., and for 
five years with the Seneca Postal Department with whom he was employed 
when he became ill. In addition to his mother, he is survived by his 
wife, Mrs. Mimzie Abercrombie Cantrell; five sons, Earle Cantrell of 
Pendleton, Ralph Cantrell of Clarksburg, West Virginia, Ray Cantrell 
of Onkster, Mich., Lester Cantrell and Bruce Cantrell both of Seneca; 
three daughters, Mrs. Max Allen of Anderson, Miss Edna Cantrell and 
Miss June Cantrell of the home; two brothers, J. S. Cantrell of 
Detroit, Mich., and George Cantrell of Santa Anna, Calif.; two 
sisters, Mrs. Broadus Bolding of Pickens and Mrs. Eula Mae Rigdon of 
Salem; fourteen grandchildren. Pallbearers: Perry Field, Harry 
Gillespie, Harry Smith, Ernest F. Lewis, Fred Shealy, W. T. Stevenson. 
Honorary escort: Oscar Wigington, Homer Griffith, Crawford Nicholson, 
J. C. Harbin, George Hamby, H. M. McAlister, Ralph Sorrells, J. E. 
Owens, John O. Fields, Jr., F. C. Ayers, and members of the Seneca 
post office staff. Seneca Masonic Lodge 185 had charge of the 
graveside rites. Contributed by: Susan Brock-Booker, 
sbrockbooker@aol.com 



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