MRS. MATTIE McCOY PASSES; FUNERAL SATURDAY AT 1:30 The death angel reached into our midst early this morning and called to her Heavely home one of the county's most lovable and charitable ladies, Mrs. Mattie Ford McCoy, 78, after an illness of ten days. She resided on Mc- Kinney street with her devoted husband, George C. McCoy, where their home was a popular visiting place for a host of friends. Mrs. McCoy loved people. She was a native of Barren County, born and reared in the Elbow Springs-Eighty Eight-Kino sec- tion, a daughter of the late John T. Ford. She was a devout mem- ber of Lick Branch Presbyterian church and numbered her friends by her acquaintances because to know her was to love her. Surviving are her devoted hus- band, ad two sons, Willie McCoy, Cave City, and Lonnie McCoy, Bowling Green. Also surviving are four half-sisters, Mrs. Haud Depp, Eighty Eight, Mrs. Annie Lyons, route 5, Mrs. Minnie Smith, Warren County, and Mrs. Cordie Jolly, Crawfordsville, Indiana., two grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Funeral services will be con- ducted at Lick Branch Saturday afternoon at 1:30 and interment will follow in the church cemetery under direction of Crow Funeral Home.