For anyone who is interested I received these two obituaries today from Isothermal Community College in Spindale. Obituary of George W. Green >From the Forest City Courier - dated October 19, 1933. FUNERAL HELD FOR MR. GEORGE GREEN Goode's Creek Man Dies Saturday Night After Extended Illness----Burial at Tanner's Grove Mooresboro, R 1, Oct. 17---Mr. George Green, aged 75, died Saturday at 10 p.m. at his home near Goode's Creek church, following an extended illness. He suffered a stroke of paralysis about two weeks ago from which he did not recover. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Tanner's Grove Methodist church. The funeral ceremony was conducted by the Rev. J.W. Kennedy and Rev. T.M. Hester. Interment took place in the Tanner's Grove cemetery beside his wife who preceded him to the grave about twenty-four years ago. Mr. Green is survived by four daughters, Mrs. William Matheny, of Forest City, R-3; Mrs. Oscar Young, of Wake Forest, N.C.; Mrs. Grover Scruggs, of Cliffside, and Miss Hester Green who made her home with her father. Two sisters and one brother survive. They are Miss Susannah Green, a twin of the deceased, who makes her home with Mrs. J.G. Roach, of Harris, R-1; Mrs. William Tanners, of Mooresboro, R-1; and James Green, of Tampa, Fla. A large number of grandchildren survive. Mr. Green was born August 9, 1858, and at the time of his death was 75 years and two months of age. He was married to Miss Maggie Powell in young manhood. She preceded him to the grave a number of years ago. The deceased was a widely known citizen, a progressive farmer and a leader in thought and action in his community. He was a member of the Methodist church, having joined Tanner's Grove church a number of years ago. Grandsons of the deceased acted as pallbearers. Obituary of George F. Green >From the Forest City Courier - dated November 17, 1932. DEATH CLAIMS MR. GEORGE F. GREEN, JR. Former Spindale Policeman and Deputy Sheriff Passes in Rutherford Hospital Mr. George F. Green, aged 51, of near Tanner's Grove church, died in the Rutherford Hospital Wednesday morning at 1:40 o'clock, following a brief illness. As The Courier goes to press funeral arrangements have not been completed. Mr. Green is survived by his widow and eight children, as follows: Frank of Lattimore; Fred, Forest City, R-2, Leroy, of near Chesnee, Mrs. Guy Toney, of Golden Valley; George Willie, Wade, Lula Mae, and Marie, at home. One son, Gordon, was killed two years ago by the accidental discharge of a shotgun. He is also survived by his father, George Green Sr., of the Goode's Creek community, and four sisters, Hester Green, who resides with her father, Mrs. William Matheny, of West End, Forest City; Mrs. Oscar Young, of Wake Forest and Mrs. Grover Scruggs, of Cliffside. Several grandchildren also survive. Mr. Green was born August 26, 1881 and was about three months over fifty-one years of age at the time of his death. He was married in 1901 to Miss Della Fite. Mr. Green was widely known in the county, and served a number of years as a peace officer. He served several years as a member of the Spindale Police force and deputy sheriff, resigning there about eighteen months ago. Since that time he had been engaged in farming near Tanner's Grove church. He had apparently been in good health, but was taken to the Rutherford hospital Tuesday morning for treatment for a supposed slight ailment, and died there Wednesday morning. Funeral services and interment will probably take place at Tanner's Grove Methodist church Thursday (today.)