HICKS, Lawrence Age, 71, died Saturday, 27 November 1976, at his home at Langley, victim of a sudden illness. Born September 13, 1905, in Knott County, he was a son of the late Alfred and Dora Ellen Bolen Hicks. He was a retired miner and was a member of United Mine Workers of America at Wayland. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Mary Johnson Hicks, five sons, Eugene and Danny Hicks both of Langley, Bobby Hicks of Clay City, Scotty Hicks of Lexington, and Joe Paul Hicks of Wayland; five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Hicks Hunter of Cincinnati, O., Ruby Gay Hicks Bentley of Seaford, VA ,Mrs. Gladys Battle of Jacksonville, FL, and Mrs. Darlene Hicks Palmer of Williamsburg, VA; five brothers, Elbert Hicks of Kenton, O., John M Hicks of Conover, O., Bert Hicks of North Manchester, Ind, Orville Hicks of Bell Center, O, and Roger Hicks of Ashtabula, O, two sisters Mrs. Polly Hicks Hayes of Ann Arbor, Mich and Mrs. Millie Hicks Dudley of Langley, 23 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 10am, Tuesday at the Stone Coal Regular Baptist Church, Baptist Bottom, by Regular Baptist ministers. Burial was made in the Bolen cemetery on Rock Fork under direction of Marion Funeral Chapel.
HICKS, Lawrence Age, 71, died Saturday, 27 November 1976, at his home at Langley, victim of a sudden illness. Born September 13, 1905, in Knott County, he was a son of the late Alfred and Dora Ellen Bolen Hicks. He was a retired miner and was a member of United Mine Workers of America at Wayland. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Mary Johnson Hicks, five sons, Eugene and Danny Hicks both of Langley, Bobby Hicks of Clay City, Scotty Hicks of Lexington, and Joe Paul Hicks of Wayland; five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Hicks Hunter of Cincinnati, O., Ruby Gay Hicks Bentley of Seaford, VA ,Mrs. Gladys Battle of Jacksonville, FL, and Mrs. Darlene Hicks Palmer of Williamsburg, VA; five brothers, Elbert Hicks of Kenton, O., John M Hicks of Conover, O., Bert Hicks of North Manchester, Ind, Orville Hicks of Bell Center, O, and Roger Hicks of Ashtabula, O, two sisters Mrs. Polly Hicks Hayes of Ann Arbor, Mich and Mrs. Millie Hicks Dudley of Langley, 23 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 10am, Tuesday at the Stone Coal Regular Baptist Church, Baptist Bottom, by Regular Baptist ministers. Burial was made in the Bolen cemetery on Rock Fork under direction of Marion Funeral Chapel.
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