KENDRICK BLANTON Heart Attack Fatal To Kendrick Blanton Kendrick Blanton, about 62, widely known Baptist minister of Johnson County, and an employee of the Ashland Oil and Refining Company in the Oil Springs field, died Tuesday evening in a local hospital of a heart attack. He was stricken a few hours before his death. He was a resident of Volga. Surviving are his wife and two sons. Funeral arrangements are incomplete as the Herald goes to press. Paintsville Herald Wednesday 7-17-1957 Volga Resident Passes Tuesday   Kendrick Blanton, 61,   Dies In Local Hospital Kendrick Blanton, 61, died Tuesday, July 16, in a local hospital following a brief illness. He was a resident of Volga. Born October 3, 1895 in Johnson County, he was the son of Jim Mack and Sarah McCarty Blanton. He was a minister for the United Baptist Church and was an employee of the Ashland Oil and Refining Company. Surviving are his wife, Nollie Lemaster Blanton, two sons, Buell Blanton of Woodstock, O., and Paul Blanton of Volga and two sisters, Virgie Gullett of Red Bush and Laura Lemaster of Win. Services were conducted at 10 a.m. Friday from the Fish Trap United Baptist Church with Tommie Bailey, Lonza Reed and Thurman Ferguson as officiating ministers. Burial was made at Low Gap in the Williams Cemetery. Paintsville Herald Wednesday 7-24-1957

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