Lenora Jeffers Reynolds Cook

1911

Lenora Jeffers Reynolds was born on 03 Apr 1911 in Elgin, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA a child of Levi W Reynolds and Idella Jeffers.

1930

Nora Cook was counted in the census on 05 Apr 1930 in Fairfield, South Carolina, USA as a 19-year-old, female, married, white, wife. Also in the home was her husband, Henry Cook; their children, Fanny Cook and Henry Cook, Jr.; her mother-in-law, Lou Cook; and her brother-in-law, John Cook.

1940

Lenora Cook was counted in the census on 19 Apr 1940 in Blythewood, Richland, South Carolina, USA as a 25-year-old, female, married, white, wife. Also in the home was her husband, Henry Cook; their children, Fannie Cook, Henry Cook, Ausburn Cook, Doris Cook, Howard Cook, John L Cook and Paul Cook.

1954

She died on 06 Dec 1954 in Eau Claire, Richland, South Carolina, USA at 1630 Standis St. Lenora Jeffers Reynolds was buried on 08 Dec 1954 in Lugoff, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Springvale Baptist Church Cemetery. Her cause of death was carcinoma of the cervix with metastasis to the bladder.

Cook Funeral Set Wednesday

Funeral Services for Mrs. Lena R. Cook, 43, who died last night at her home at 1630 Standis St., Eau Claire, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Springdale Baptist Church, Raybon Crossroads, by the Rev. Grady Fletcher, the Rev. J. C. Brooks and Rev. J. C. Hunnicutt. Interment will be in the churchyard .

Mrs. Cook has been seriously ill for four months.

Surviving is her husband, Henry Cook; five daughters, Mrs. Fanny Patterson of Lexington, Mrs. Doris Stockman of Blaney, Miss Marlene Cook, Miss Mary Kate Cook, and Miss Patricia Cook, all of Columbia, seven sons, J. L. Cook, Paul Cook, Richard Cook, and Laverne Cook, all of Columbia, Harold Cook, Henry Cook, Jr., of the United States Army, and Asmond Cook of West Columbia; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reynolds of Lugoff; six sisters, Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, Mrs. Frank Harwell of Columbia; Ms. Nathaniel Humphries of Lugoff, Mrs. Jessie M. Huggins of Blythewood, Ms. Lois Easler of Winnsboro, Mrs. Marshall Smith of Ridgeway; and one brother George Reynolds of Winnsboro.

The body is at McCormick Funeral Home.

Mrs. Henry Cook, Columbia, Dies

Mrs. Lena R. Cook, 43, died at 11:30 last night at her home at 1630 Standis Street, Eau Claire, after a long illness. She was seriously ill for four months.

Survivors include, beside her husband, Henry Cook; five daughters, Mrs. Fanny Patterson of Lexington, Mrs. Doris Stockman of Blaney, Miss Marlene Cook, Miss Mary Kate Cook, and Miss Patricia Cook, all of Columbia, seven sons, J. L. Cook, Paul Cook, Richard Cook, and Laverne Cook, all of Columbia, Harold Cook, Henry Cook, Jr., of the United States Army, and Asmond Cook of West Columbia; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reynolds of Lugoff; six sisters, Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, Mrs. Frank Harwell of Columbia; Ms. Nathaniel Humphries of Lugoff, Mrs. Jessie M. Huggins of Blythewood, Ms. Lois Easler of Winnsboro, Mrs. Marshall Smith of Ridgeway; and one brother George Reynolds of Winnsboro.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at the McCormick Funeral Home.

Cook Funeral Held Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Lena R. Cook, 43, were to be conducted at 2:30 p.m. today at Springdale Baptist Church, Rabon Crossroads, by the Rev. Grady Fletcher, the Rev. J. C. Brooks and Rev. J. C. Hunnicutt. Interment will be in the churchyard .

Mrs. Cook, wife of Henry Cook of 1630 Standis Street, Eau Claire, had been ill for four months.

Survivors include her husband, Henry Cook; five daughters, Mrs. Fanny Patterson of Lexington,Mrs. Doris Stockman of Blaney, Miss Marlene Cook, Miss Mary Kate Cook, and Miss Patricia Cook, all of Columbia, seven sons, J. L. Cook, Paul Cook, Richard Cook, and Laverne Cook, all of Columbia, Harold Cook, Henry Cook, Jr., of the United States Army, and Asmond Cook of West Columbia; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reynolds of Lugoff; six sisters, Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, Mrs. Frank Harwell of Columbia; Ms. Nathaniel Humphries of Lugoff, Mrs. Jessie M. Huggins of Blythewood, Ms. Lois Easler of Winnsboro, Mrs. Marshall Smith of Ridgeway; and one brother George Reynolds of Winnsboro.

Mrs. Henry Cook To Be Buried This Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs. Lena R. Cook, 43, who died Monday night at her home at 1630 Standis Street, Eau Claire, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. this afternoon from the Springdale Baptist Church, Rabon Crossroads, by the Rev. Grady Fletcher, the Rev. J. C. Brooks and Rev. J. C. Hunnicutt. Interment will be in the churchyard .

Mrs. Cook was serioulsy ill for four months.

Survivors include her husband, Henry Cook; five daughters, Mrs. Fanny Patterson of Lexington, Mrs. Doris Stockman of Blaney, Miss Marlene Cook, Miss Mary Kate Cook, and Miss Patricia Cook, all of Columbia, seven sons, J. L. Cook, Paul Cook, Richard Cook, and Laverne Cook, all of Columbia, Harold Cook, Henry Cook, Jr., of the United States Army, and Asmond Cook of West Columbia; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reynolds of Lugoff; six sisters, Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, Mrs. Frank Harwell of Columbia; Ms. Nathaniel Humphries of Lugoff, Mrs. Jessie M. Huggins of Blythewood, Ms. Lois Easler of Winnsboro, Mrs. Marshall Smith of Ridgeway; and one brother George Reynolds of Winnsboro.

The body will remain at the residence until the hour of service.

Active pallbearers who will meet at the residence at 1:30, will be Earl Stockman, Dealus Dow, Corley Entzmanger, S. Stockman, Carl Reynolds, and Lewis Dinkins.

Honorary pallbearers, who are asked to meet at 2:25 this afternoon at the church, are Danny Rabon, George Reynolds, Leslie Moore, Ferris Nelson, J. D. Robinson, and Harry Driggers.