OF ^Mlss _Mi/rtis OveLlij TRINITY C.M.E. CHURCH AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Wednesday, December 23, 1971 1:00 P.M. REV. L. R. NEAL, Pastor OBITUARY Miss Myrtis Kelly departed this life Sunday, December 19, 1971, at her residence after a brief illness. A native of Augusta, she was the daughter of the late William and Mary Kelly. She was a faithful member of Trinity C.M.E. Church where she served on the White Rose Circle Board. Miss Keily had taught in the Richmond County School System for more than 30 years. Survivors include six nieces, Mrs. Mary Dorsey, Atlantic City, N.J. Mrs. Wilhelmina Haynes, Hempstead, N.Y., Mrs. Jacqueline Gaines, Great Neck, N.Y., Mrs. Jean Colston, East Orange, N.J., Mrs. Myrtis Smith and Mrs. Willie Taylor, both of New York, N.Y.; nephew, Mr. Arnold Clark, cousin, Miss Addie Germany; and a host of friends. PROGRAM Organ Prelude ................................. Hymn #520 Processional Hymn #514: Lead Kindly Light" ................... Choir Prayer ................................ Rev. J. E. Robinson Scripture ............................. Rev. J. E. Robinson Hymn #240: "What A friend We Have In Jesus" .... Choir Remarks ............................... Dr. I. E. Washington Solo: "If I Can Help Somebody" .... Mrs. Audrey Thomas Acknowledgements of Sympathy Expressions ............................ Miss W. J. Hibler Eulogy .................................... Rev. L. R. Neal Recessional ............................... "Going Home" Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery THEY ARE LIVING STILL! Dedicated teachers, never, never die! They live in their students, that's why! They were potters who moulded human clay, While teaching boys and girls day by day. They are absent in body, but in spirit near. Yes, their spirits of devotion are still here! They lived beautiful lives, filled with truth, While performing the task of training youth! Dedicated workers in the teaching field, Can't ever die while their students live! They live in their speech, in voices high, In their thoughts and deeds, that never die! Thev live in the smiles of students' gay, In good behavior both night and day! They are not dead as some have thought; But very much alive in those they taught! They have gone to the Master to get their pay, For teaching our youth in the right way! Yes, God called them home at His own will, For a job well done in the teaching field! HONORARY PALLBEARERS The White Rose Circle of Trinity C.M.E. Church ACTIVE PALLBEARERS Rev. L. R. Neal Pastor of Trinity C.M.E. Church Mr. Bert Thomas Mr. Henry Cooper Mr. Walter Buchanan Mr. Leo Baker Mr. A. A. Greenlee Mr. Bobby Myers W. H. MAYS MORTUARY, Director