+ CELEBRATION Of A NEW LIFE + The houn g la ss, with I ts souls oi turn, has slowly but sunely sp illed I t s contents, and with passing oi the l a s t sand, went the H ie o{j qua mothen,, gnandmotheA and loved one. With the uneasy load oi mothenhood on hen, shouldens ,she was able to canny I t with, a smile, {on. when the house was s t i l l , she talked with God; alone. She was a delight to hen. intends, a joy to hen. iamlly and a soun.ce oi good w ill to the stnangeni. She lived and she died, senene and beautiful MRS. V0R1S F. GUNBY age 81, depanted this H ie September 3, 1987 a t the Unlvenslty Hospital,Augusta,GeoAgia.She was bonn Manch 13,1906 In Lincoln County Geongla. She was the daughteA oi the la te Ed and Je ssie Eneeman. At an eanly age,she joined the Lowen Tabennacle T $$tl& l, LincoInton,Geongla., unden. the leadenshtp oi Rev. White. She attended the public schools hene In Lincoln County. She joined In holy matnlmony to the late;Rev.S.G.Gunby,to th is union ten chlldnen wene boAn,iouA chHdn.cn pneceeded hen. In death. Linnle Alma,ChaAHe,Nonnls and Vonls. SuAvlvons oac thAee daughters,Ms. Je ssie Gunby,Ms.Thenesa Nonman oi Lincolnton. Ms.Geongla Gunby oi Clliton,New Jensey.One step-daughteA,Mns .Mytnls Munnay,Atlanta, Ga. ThAee sons,Rev. Sin Gunby,Mn. Jenny Gunby o\ Lincolnton., and Mn. James Gunby oi Gneenwood,S.C. Two s i s tens-In-law, Mns.Nell Jacob, oi Passaic,New Jensey., and Mns. Ola Belle Jacob,oi New Vonk Clty.Eoun danghtens-In-law,one son-inlaw.Twenty gnandchltdnen, eight gneat-gnandchildnen.Seven teen step-gnandckildnen, twenty-two step-gneat-gnandchlld- , nen,two gnand so ns-In-law, one gnand daughten-ln-law.A host oi nieces, nephews, cousins and intends. 
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Word* are Inadequate, to expre** the hmblene** and gratefatne** we fact towaAd qua friend* who have con*oled u* during the pa**lng ofi own. love one, youA prayer*, your love, youA pre*ence and *eAvlce have *u*talned a*. Voua card*, faower* and glfit* o-/ faod were warmly appreciated* We * ojw a il oh the*e a* God'* love through you. Whatever you did ; to con*ole our heart*, we thank you very much. Hay God continue to rich ly ble** each oh you. 
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