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arm, and on Wednesday while on the
bed she counted her blessings

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bed she counted her blessings.
Miss Lucille escaped uninjured,
while Mr.. Zimmerman suffered some
wrenches Of the spine. He cut his
The accident was one of the kind
which happen Unexpectedly, and was
unavoidable, being due to the lock-
ing of the steering wheel. The acct
dent happened at point in the road
where it is exceedingly narrow. Miss
Lucille is a good chauffeur and always
drives with care and caution. The
tragic death OF her mother was a
great shock, and in her sad hours in
OcOnee county, Georgia, she had
much Of the burden of sending mes
sages and making other arrange
men,s made necessary by the sad ac-
cident to look after until the arrival
of her brothers.
'"At Pennington and in the vicin-
ity the people were kind and good
and willingly rendered every service.
"At the home Of Mr.. Maddox great
kindnes and service were rendered,
and these are most highly appreciate
ed by those bercaved. Although
among strangers, they we're among
friends. Mr.. Maddox. who is 81
years old, walked some distance to
secure for Mrs. Zimmerman anything
needed in the way Of food and medi-
cine. Friends in Pennington and
vicinity presented many of the floral
tributes.
Miss Deka Maddox, at whose
home Mrs. Zimmerman died, accom-
panied the family with their grief
bearing charge, and remained until
yesterday afternoon. Miss Maddox
was very kind and attentive from the
very start. She was with the family
during Mrs. Timmermans last days
and hours and came home with them
to do what she could to bring com
tort while they were under the great
weight Of sorrow. Her kindpess and
devotion will always be remembered.
Mrs. Zimmerman was born in the
Narrennes section Of Anderson coun-
ty, South Carolina, on September -.
lS5i, and was therefore CD years Of
age on the firth Sunday Of last month.
She was daughter Of the late James
| McLin. and her maiden name was
Miss Laura Elizabeth McLin. She
and Mr.. Zimmerman were married
about 40 years ago, and practically
all her married life was spent in
Westminster. The devotion of Mr..
and Mrs. Zimmerman to each other
and to their children constituted a
beautiful domestic picture. Death
had never entered the family until
Mrs. Zimmerman was almost sud
denly called away.
"The children are Walter NJ. Zim-
merman, Of the Southern Railway
Mrs. O. NJ. Stockton. Of Little Rock,
Ark; II. r. Zimmerman, of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway; Fred l..
zimmerman. OF Atlanta, Ga, and
Miss Lucille Zimmerman. There are
twelve living grandchildren.
brothers and sisters of the de-
ceased are as follows: John l.. Nc
Lin. OF Atlanta; Rev. LAS. l.. M1I.in.
Of Laurens; D. o. McLin and Mrs
Ellen A. Norris, of Westminster.
ITO those who are bowed down In
grief Is extended what consolation
there Is in the sympathy OF a wide
circle Of friends.
THE funeral took place at the late
residence of Mrs. Zimmerman Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and was
largely attended. Rev. J. e. Wallace,
her former pastor, now of Macon,
Ca, conducted the service in a most
appropriate and comforting manner
to those so sorely bereaved. and paid
a beautiful tribute to the life Of the
deceased. He was assisted by Rev.
A. N. Lltlejohn, the present pastor Of
the Presbyterian church, and Rev. j.
w. Lewis. preacher in charge Of the
Westminster Methodist circuit. The
pail bearers were six nephews-
James, David and Andrew Norris, of
Greenyille; p. w. Matheson, j. A.
and G.. l.. Zimmerman, of Westmin-
ster."
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