Cliff Spruill

"... are Mrs. David Clark Smith and Mrs. Waller F. Brinkley, bolli ol Lexington, and Mrs. John Haltiwanger of Silver Md. There arc five grandchildren. Surviving also arc one brother. Cliff Spruill of Goldsboro, and four sisters, Miss Rosa Spruill, Goldsboro; Mrs. Curlis Willey, Terre Haute, lnd., Mrs, Cora Sawyer. and Mrs. Frank Summers, Abbeville, lyu Lightning Destroys Feed House A holt ..."

"... listening to Brennan tell one of his famous stories at the foot of the tower during a lull in the filming. Jack Williams Jr., Mrs. John Harrison and Mrs. Cliff Spruill were the others. Brennan later autographed a picture for me, saying, "To Dorothy, the gal that fell for mc at Okefenokee.” On a Christmas card several years later from hlm ..."

"... thanked mid elsewhere 1 ln tlle Individual! friends of lbc library who s cd flowers for Ihe occasion, but we m would Ilko lo here our thanks J to: Mrs. Cliff Mrs. J. F Spruill. Mrs. W. F. Welborn, Mrs H. W. Dorsett, Mrs. Joe H. Leonnrd. Mrs. O. L. Mrs. B. C. t, Sr Grady Shoaf Serious Jolis We copy almost verbatim this passage ..."

"... you know the Okefenokee," she and several other should "really know it.” It seems that Miss Smith, Journal- Herald publisher (then managing editor) Jack Jr., Mra. John and Mrs. Cliff Spruill took an un- ceremonious spill Into the waters of the Okefenokee when a boardwalk rall gave way while they war listening to one of the famous varna of character actor ..."