Spartanburg Herald, Sunday, July 27, 1975. MAYO- MRS. LULA MABEL CASH TAYLOR, 85, of Mayo, widow of WADE HAMPTON TAYLOR, died Friday in Spartanburg General Hospital after a sudden illness. Native of Spartanburg County, daughter of the late EDWARD and MARTHA GARDNER CASH; member of High Point Baptist Church. Surviving; daughters, MRS. ELLIE BONNER, Mayo, MRS. ROBERTA PAINTER , Spartanburg, MRS. SUZIE JOHNSON, Gaffney, MRS. REGINA WILLIS, Clinton; son, ROBERT TAYLOR of Marion; 10 grandchildren and 6 gt. grandchildren. Services at Forest Lawn Mortuary Chapel by the REV. TOMMY LOFTIS; burial in Graham Chapel Cemetery. Family is at the home of a daughter, MRS. BONNER of Mayo. Grandsons will be pallbearers. ---------- Wednesday, Nov.27, 1935. UNION , Nov. 26- J.M. BENNETT, 83, died tonight at the home of his daughter, MRS. NORMA JENKINS. Funeral services will be held at the New Hope Baptist church, Cross Anchor. Interment will follow in the churchyard. Pending the funeral, the body will remain in state at the old BENNETT home place at Sedalia, where his son, JAMES BENNETT, now lives. Surviving are 5 sons, E.S., Superintendent of the city schools at Woodruff, C.H., Union, MACK, Union, HOKE, Cross Anchor, JAMES BENNETT, Sedalia; one daughter, MRS. CARRIE BENNETT JENKINS, Union and 11 grandchildren. ---------- Wednesday, July 25, 1962. GAFFNEY- MRS. SUSAN LOVE WHELCHEL,72 of the Corinth community died Monday in the Cherokee County hospital after 5 years of declining health and an illness of 2 weeks. MRS. WHELCHEL was a lifelong resident of Cherokee County, a member of Limestone Baptist Church and a daughter of the late JIM and NANNIE DORMAN LOVE. Her husband , JUNE WHELCHEL, died in 1954. Surviving are ; 3 daughters, MRS. SWANNIE W. CHILDERS, MRS. LULA W. RAMSEY and MRS. JULIA W. NICHOLS, of Gaffney ; a sister, MRS. FAY BRIDGES, Spartanburg; 8 grandchildren and 8 gt. grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted today at Corinth Baptist Church by DR. C.A. KIRBY. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be RAYMOND BLANTON, JACK, WOODROW and DEMPSEY WHELCHEL and TOMMY and PAUL McPHERSON. ---------- The Spartanburg Journal, Monday, Jan.4, 1911. JOHN C. DAVIS, aged 58 years, died at his home on Brawley street last night of pneumonia. He had been sick about a week. MR. DAVIS was a good Christian man, a kind friend and good neighbor. He was a devout member of the Baptist Church. The deceased had been a resident of Spartanburg for many years. At one time employed in the machine shops at the Spartan Mills, but gave up that position to accept a place with Getsinger and Atkinson. When this firm went out of business MR. DAVIS opened a furniture and upholstering shop under the Spartan Inn. He was a splendid workman and never turned out a shoddy job. The death of MR. DAVIS has caused universal regret for he was a good citizen and had the esteem of all who knew him. He is survived by his wife and several children. ---------- CARD OF THANKS I wish to express to my many friends of Campobello and community, my sincere appreciation of the many kindnesses shown myself and MRS. WALL during her recent illness and for the genuine sympathies they extended me in her death. GEO. W. WALL, Campobello, Jan. 5, 1909. ---------- nancie o.