Obsequies In Loving Memory of MRS. BETTT JO TUTT BENNETT 
Sunday, June 15, 1980 3 P. M. 
Pleasant Grove C.M,E. Church Lincolnton, GA 
Rev. J.R. Tate, Officiating 
 
 OBITUARY Mrs. Betty Jo Tutt Benett was borned to Mrs. Dell Tutt and the late Mr. David Tutt on March 28, 1941, in Lincoln County, Georgia She joined Pleasant Grove C.M.E, church at an early age and served faithfully un til she moved to Augusta, Georgia where she became a member of the Beulah Grove Baptist Church. She was joined in holy matrimony to Mr. Phinzy Bennett. This union was blessed with four children: Eddie, Danford, Ricky, and Jacqueline Bennett all of Augusta, Ga. Those who are deeply touched are her six brothers; CSM David Tutt, Hawaii, Paul Tutt, Palmetto, Ga., Clarence Tutt, Lincolnton, Ga., Roger Tutt, Washington State, E5 Bobby Tutt, West Germany and liesley Tutt, Lincolnton, GA; Seven sisterst Mary E. Harris, Lin colnton, Ga., Lila Beard, Baxley, Ga., Catherine Trigg and Mary S. Tutt of White Plains, NY., IMby Tutt, Augusta, Georgia, Anne Denmark, Rochester, NY. and Lillie Cambric, Lincolnton, Gaj and a host of sister-- in-laws, brother-in-laws, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. 
ACKNOl-ILEDGEMENTS The family wishes to express their sincere appreciation for every act of kindness shown to them during their hour of bereavement. May God bless each of you in a special way. 
 
 Order of Service 
 
Processional ......................... Soft Music 
 
Selection ......... "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" 
 
Scripture ............^..... u ........ Rev. Rucker 
 
Prayer ............................... Rev. Rucker 
 
Solo ........................ Lavanus Scott, Jr. 
 
Remarks ........................ ..... Willie Harris 
 
Solo ............................. Alma Leverett 
 
Acknowledgements ................. Lillian Elam 
 
Eulogy ........................ 
 
Rev. J.R. Tate 
 
POEM 
Shes Not Dead, Shes Just Away 
I cannot say, and I will not say that she is dead, shes just away. With a Cherry Smile and a wave of the hand, she has wandered into a better land, and left us dreaming how very fair, it needs must be since she lingers there, and you, oh you, who the wildest yearn, for in old time step in the glad return. Think of her faring on us dear. In the love of God there as the lost of here, think of her still as the same, I say, Shes not dead, Shes just away! 
 
 Pallbearers Joseph Simmion Ellis Elam Milton Garnet Walter Kennedy Willie Rouse Johnny Calhoun 
Flower Ladies 
Jessie Gumby Lue Etta Gartrall Sarah Zellars Barbara Leverett Essie Norman Easter Elam MIGHT-JONES FUNERAL HOME Dignity - Reverence - Service Telephone: 359-3669 Or 293-4255 - Lincolnton, Ga.