Dollie Viles, 78, who years ago worked for Bush Brothers in Clinton, died Sept. 28 at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. She made her home at 626 Hill Court in Clinton.

Viles was a long-time resident of Clinton. During World War I I she worked for Bush as a packer of vegetables and meats.

She was the daughter of the late Leonades Lee and Mary A. King Viles and was born in Meigs County. She attended a Baptist church. Viles enjoyed collecting newspaper articles, family heirlooms and mementos related to her family.

Viles leaves five nieces, JoAnn Hill and husband, Jack, of Lake City, Cora Lee Wilson and husband, Clifford, and Edna Moore, all of Clinton, Mary Cate and husband, Cecil, of Powell and Lucille Devine of Ohio; and six nephews, Charles Seivers and wife Edna Mae of Knoxville, Jess Moore and wife Doris, Joe Moore Jr. and Avon Moore, all of Clinton, Ardle Viles of North Carolina and Jerry Viles of Memphis.

The funeral was Wednesday at Holley Gamble Funeral Home chapel in Clinton with the Rev. Donnie Martin officiating. Burial was in Pleasant View Cemetery.

Source:
Clinton Courier News
30 Sept 1992