TITLE:  Benny Augusta Smith

SOURCE:  The News and Reporter

SUBMITTED BY: The News and Reporter

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jan 2003

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Mr. Benny Augusta Smith, 74
NEWBERRY — The funeral for Mr. Benny Augusta Smith of 2012 Adelaide 
St. was conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 4 in Newberry. The Rev. 
Kenneth Ferrell and the Rev. Dale Roddy officiated and burial followed
in Newberry Memorial Gardens. Mr. Smith, 74, died Thursday, Jan. 2, 
2003, at his residence. Born in Westminster, he was a son of the late 
George W. and Dora Ellen Maxie Smith. A veteran of World War II and 
the Korean War, Mr. Smith was the owner of Super Exterminating Company.
He was a member of Leeds Baptist Church of Chester, where he formerly 
served as deacon and Sunday school teacher. Survivors include his wife,
Joan Jolly Smith; a son, Steve William Smith of Concord; a stepson, 
Tommy Murdock of Anderson; a stepdaughter, Jackie M. Garrett of 
Williamston; a brother, Bobby G. Smith of Westminster; two sisters,
Hazel Bryant and Mozelle Smith, both of Westminster; five 
grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to 
College Street Baptist Church, 3420 College St., Newberry, S.C. 29108 
or to Leeds Baptist Church, 3231 Leeds Road, Carlisle, S.C. 29031.
McSwain-Evans Funeral Home of Newberry was in charge of arrangements.
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