Programme

PROCESSIONAL
OPENING SENTENCE OF SCRIPTURE ..... _____________ M INISTER "Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? And who shall stand in his holy place? He who has clean hands and a pure heart, who does not lift up his soul to what is false, and does not swear de ceitfully. (Psalm 54:3-4)

INVOCATION

HYMN .

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.... ................... " Servant of God''

READING OF HOLY W R IT : ( I I Corinthians 5:1 A v )

Revelations 7:9-17 A v )

MEM ORABILIA -- Church ............................ ....... Deacon W. Young
As A Neighbor ......................... ....... ...... Deacon E. Townsend Community ....... ........... ...... - ---- ---- -- - Mr. Frank Adams
Rev. B. W. Williams -- Rev. W. M. Fair

SOLO .......... .................... -............. ..... ...... Mrs. E. Cunningham

PRAYER OF CONSOLATION ______ ____

Minister

H YM N ... ......

........................................ "A Charge to Keep"

F IN A L WORDS OF COMFORT ... .

- Rev. David Carter

VIEWING OF REMAINS RECESSIONAL

IN TE R M E N T

-- ACKNOW LEDGEMENT----
We, the family extend deep gratitude to you, our relatives and friends for your cards, visitations, refreshments, words of comfort and ad other kindnesses demonstrated during our long and painful hours of grief.

~ Obituary --
Fred Leon Butler was born in Saluda, South Carolina, the second child of a family of eleven. He is the son of the late Emma Mobley But. er and H enry B utler. He died a t his hom e in Saluda on W ednesday m orning, A ugust 27, 19fi9.
In 1934 he m arried M innie Lee Irving. To this union six children were born: two daughters and four sons; one son preceded hirn in death. He was a loving father and an understanding husband who cam m anded the respect of all who knew him.
A t an early age he joined the ML Enon Baptist Church, w here he served faithfully as a Deacon, Church T reasurer and Superintendent of the Sunday School until his health, failed. To the end he kept the Chris tian faith.
He leaves to m ourn, his devoted wife, Mrs. Minnie Lee Butler; two dau ghters, V ernelle B. Chapm an of P asadena, Calif., and L aveda B. B rayboy of S um ter, S. C.; th ree sons. Bennie W a rre n of Saluda, H enry Clinton and R obert Douglas of the home; eight grandchildren; a step m other, Mrs. Addle Butler, two sons-in-law and one daughter-in-law ; five siVors, Blanche Amey of Saluda, Mable Trving and M ozeba Bivens of Jam aica, N. Y., Cornelia W illiam s of W ashington, D.C., and A nnie J. H arper of Columbia; two brothers, H enry H. Butler of Newport News, Va., and R obert B utler of Saluda; seven sisters-in-law , eight brothersin- law, two uncles and two aunts, and a host of neices, nephews and m any relatives and friends.
-- T H A N A T O P S IS ------
"So live, th a t w hen th y sum m ons comes to join The innumerable caravan which moves To th a t m ysterious realm , w here eanh shall take His cham ber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the q u a rry s]ave at. night, Scourged to his dungeon, but. sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave Like one who w raps the drapery of his couch About him and lies down to pleasant dream s."
--W illiam Cullen B ryant
BU TLER & SON SA LU D A, S. C.