Lou Nates

"... following brothers and sisters: Wllllam Johnson, Belton Johnson, Charles Johnson. o'neal Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Mrs. Hudson and Betty Johnson, all of MRS. LOU BELLE NATES Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Belle Nates 63, widow of W.' F Nates, who suddenly Monday night at her home, 120 East Charles Street, will be held Wednesday at ll o'clock from the Second Presbyterian Church with ..."

"... James Benjamin Bradley of 10 Ansel St., died Wednesday night in Pinewood Convalescent Center after a long illness. Native of Richland County; daughter of the late William Franklin and Lou Bell Hornsby Nates: member of Southside Baptist Church. Also surviving: sisters. Mrs. Carl Tumer, Mrs. Edward H. Foster and Mrs. Perrin Foster of Spartanburg. Services ll Saturday at M W Bobo Funeral Chapel ..."

"... hc attended a druggist convention. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gates and family and the Rev. E L. Spivey wero called to Columbia Wednesday by the death of Mrs. Lou Belle Nates. Mrs, Flora Layne and Mrs. G. C. Foster guests Tuesday of Mrs. Ralph Wall at her home near Greer. W. R. Newbury attended fhe fair ln Columbia and the Clemson- ..."

"... Road died Oct. 5, 1989, in Mary Black Memorial Hospital. A native of Richland County, she was the wife of Carl P. Tumer and daughter of the late and Lou Belle Nates. She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church and the women's Circle No. 1. Also surviving are two daughters, Betty Tumer Holt of Eustis, Fla., and Martha Tumer Nash of ..."