Statesboro - A 28-year-old Bulloch County woman, Mrs. Betty Jean Hurst Driggers, was stabbed to death at her home near Statesboro Sunday morning, according to local authorities. Sheriff Arnold Akins said a warrant was issued for a suspect in the slaying. Aikens said robbery may have been a motive and indicated the suspect was related to the victim.
Mrs. Driggers, a native of Chatham County, had lived in Statesboro for six years and was employed by the Loxcreen Company. She was a Baptist.
Surviving are her husband, Gordon Glenn Driggers of Statesboro; and two sisters, Mrs. Patsy Parrish of Statesboro and Mrs. JoAnn Button of Savannah.
Funeral services will be 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Barnes-Hodges Funeral Home in Statesboro, with burial in the Harville Baptist Church Cemetery.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1978
Mrs. Driggers, a native of Chatham County, had lived in Statesboro for six years and was employed by the Loxcreen Company. She was a Baptist.
Surviving are her husband, Gordon Glenn Driggers of Statesboro; and two sisters, Mrs. Patsy Parrish of Statesboro and Mrs. JoAnn Button of Savannah.
Funeral services will be 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Barnes-Hodges Funeral Home in Statesboro, with burial in the Harville Baptist Church Cemetery.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1978
Statesboro - A 28-year-old Bulloch County woman, Mrs. Betty Jean Hurst Driggers, was stabbed to death at her home near Statesboro Sunday morning, according to local authorities. Sheriff Arnold Akins said a warrant was issued for a suspect in the slaying. Aikens said robbery may have been a motive and indicated the suspect was related to the victim.
Mrs. Driggers, a native of Chatham County, had lived in Statesboro for six years and was employed by the Loxcreen Company. She was a Baptist.
Surviving are her husband, Gordon Glenn Driggers of Statesboro; and two sisters, Mrs. Patsy Parrish of Statesboro and Mrs. JoAnn Button of Savannah.
Funeral services will be 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Barnes-Hodges Funeral Home in Statesboro, with burial in the Harville Baptist Church Cemetery.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1978
Mrs. Driggers, a native of Chatham County, had lived in Statesboro for six years and was employed by the Loxcreen Company. She was a Baptist.
Surviving are her husband, Gordon Glenn Driggers of Statesboro; and two sisters, Mrs. Patsy Parrish of Statesboro and Mrs. JoAnn Button of Savannah.
Funeral services will be 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Barnes-Hodges Funeral Home in Statesboro, with burial in the Harville Baptist Church Cemetery.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1978
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