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PALLBEARERS 
 
John Goosby 
 
Tom Howard 
c. Marshall c. E. Osby 
 
Roy Whatley 
 
s. Wright 
 
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FLOWER LADIES 
 
Mrs. Leila Byron Mrs ~ Evelyn Harris 
M!:s" P., H:: Hill Mrs .~ Tom Howard Mrs Cc L. Parms Mrse Percy Tigner  
 
HONORARY ESCORTS 
 
 
 
Wo E.. Blackman 
 
Gl enn Daniels 
 
J c Dean 
 
Wo Ramp 
 
Wi llie Jones 
 
HONORARY ESCORTEES 
 
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The Deaconess _Board, 
 
Providence Baptist Church 
 
ATTENDANT 
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Ivey Brothers Funeral Home 
 
FUNERAL SERVlCES of 
BROTHER I  C GREEN 
Sunday, October 22, 1961 
2:00 P .. M... 
Providence Baptist Church Rev. W8 R. McCall- Pastor 
Larkin at Maher Streets Atlanta 14, Georgia 
Officiating Ministers: Reverend W. R. McCall Reverend L~ M. Tobin 
 
 - Order of Service - 
 
Prelude 
Processional"Words of Comfort" ..Hymn #373  "A Charge To Keep I Have" 
Scripture  ~    Psalm 23 
Pra yer  Rev. c. J. Gresham 
 
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Solo  "The Lord Is My Light" Allison Marvin Billingslea 
 
Remarks (2 minutes): 
Bro. W~ E. Blackman Bro. Pa ul L. Hatchett, Sr. Bro. C~ W... Hicks 
Bro. John w. Williams 
Meditation and Prayer (#~'8)  "The Strife Is O'er" 
 
Eulogy: 
 
Reverend W. R. McCall ReveTend L~ M. Tobin 
 
Hymn #331  91What A Friend We Have In Jesus" 
Recessional *Postlude 
 
* The fina l rites will take place at Lincoln 
Ceme tery, Monday at 10:00 a.m.  
 
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The berea ved f amily gratefully acknowledges your kind expr ess ions of sympathy in this hour of sorrow. 
 
Brother I. c. Green Brother I. c. Green was born on February 2, 
1893 and -wa s the son of the late. Mr. and Mrs. 
Lewis Green; He was the eleventh son in a family of twelve boys and one girl. 
At a very tender age he became a Christian and joined the church, distinguishing himself as a very gentle and loving person - a devoted churchman, a deacon and treasurer of his church. He was not only a conscientious church worker, but a loving husband to his wife, the former Miss Pearl 
Gardner, to whom he was married on April 1, 1917. 
He, for thirty eight years, worked as a car cleaner and has set a high record because of punctuality and was never laid off any job. 
The record he has left as a distinguished churchman, husband and laborer well merits the commendation of all who knew him. 
He leaves to mourn a wife, many relatives and a host of friends.