Thomas C. Adams, age 45, died Sunday, May 1, 1966 at the V.A. Hospital, Lexington after an illness of five years. Born February 14, 1921 in Johnson County, he was the son of Ben Adams and the late Mahala Webb Adams. Formerly of East Point, he was presently living in Lexington, teaching school. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include: five brothers: Rollie E., Springfield, Ohio; Ronnie J. and Harry B., Dayton, Ohio; James Lee, Pisgah Forest, North Carolina; John D., Skokie, Illinois; and three sisters, Mrs. Ocie Myrtle Wilder, Greenville, South Carolina; Mrs. Elsie Conley, Springfield, Ohio; and Mrs. Pauline VanHoose, Dayton, Ohio., The funeral was held today at 1:30 p.m. at the Jones Preston Funeral Home with Rev. Don Fraley officiating. Burial was held in the Webb cemetery at Hager Hill. PAINTSVILLE HERALD WEDNESDAY May 4, 1966
Thomas C. Adams, age 45, died Sunday, May 1, 1966 at the V.A. Hospital, Lexington after an illness of five years. Born February 14, 1921 in Johnson County, he was the son of Ben Adams and the late Mahala Webb Adams. Formerly of East Point, he was presently living in Lexington, teaching school. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include: five brothers: Rollie E., Springfield, Ohio; Ronnie J. and Harry B., Dayton, Ohio; James Lee, Pisgah Forest, North Carolina; John D., Skokie, Illinois; and three sisters, Mrs. Ocie Myrtle Wilder, Greenville, South Carolina; Mrs. Elsie Conley, Springfield, Ohio; and Mrs. Pauline VanHoose, Dayton, Ohio., The funeral was held today at 1:30 p.m. at the Jones Preston Funeral Home with Rev. Don Fraley officiating. Burial was held in the Webb cemetery at Hager Hill. PAINTSVILLE HERALD WEDNESDAY May 4, 1966
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