DAYTONA BEACH MORNING JOURNAL
Daytona Beach, Florida
Monday, August 29, 1977
		    BUNNELL - - Murtice R Moody, 79, Orlando, a pioneer resident  of Flagler County, died Friday at her home.
		    A native of Appling County, GA, Mrs. Moody moved to this  area in 1902 from Baxley, Ga. She was the widow of Dewey D. Moody, the first  Flagler County surveyor and county tax assessor for more than 40 years.
		    Mrs. Moody moved to Orlando in 1965. She was a member of  Bunnell First United Methodist Church and a former member of Order of Eastern  Star, Colony Club and the Idlewood Club.
		    Survivors include two daughters, Iona and Juanita Moody,  both now of Orlando.
		    Craig, Bunnell, is in charge.
            
		    THE FLAGLER TRIBUNE 
		      Bunnell, Florida
		      Thursday, September 1, 1977
		    Murtice R. Moody, 79, Orlando, died Friday at her home. Mrs.  Moody was a pioneer resident of Flagler County, moving to this area in 1902  from Baxley, Ga. She was the widow of Dewey D. Moody, the first Flagler County  surveyor and County Tax Assessor for more than 40 years. She moved to Orlando  in 1965.
		    Survivors include two daughters, Iona and Juanita Moody,  both of Orlando; and several nieces and nephews. She was a former member of the  Order of The Eastern Star and the Colony Club.
		    Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Bunnell  First United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Ed Murfin officiating. Interment  was in the Espanola Cemetery.
		    Pallbearers were Shelton Barber, Buddy West, Ronald Logan,  William Leonard, Cliff McGriff, and Tommy Durrance. 
		    Honorary pallbearers were Phil Johnson, John Seay, Rob Deen,  Lee Blakely, Coy Harris, John Rice, Dale Brown, Ray Mercer, Robert Moody, Levi  Brannam, Ed Buckner, Lawrence Dahlquist, Hub Frier, P. A. Edmonson, Duane Deen,  Stanley Germack, John A. Clegg, C. B. Eisenbach, Benny Black, George Moody,  Gene Barber, Dr. John Canakaris, H. T. Cook, Raymond Smith, Lewis Wadsworth, C.  B. Cowart, Otis Hunter, and George Wickline. 
		    Craig Funeral Home, Bunnell, was in charge of arrangements.