OBSEQUIES 
! 
for 
MRS. MOZELL HART THOMPSON 
Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart to peace, according to thy word, for 
mine eyes have seen thy salvation. 
St. Luke 2:29-30 
Thursday, January 17, 1985 - 7:00 P.M. 
UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE 
Apostle H.M. Swaringer, Officiating 
** OBITUARY ** 
Mrs. Mozell Hart Thompson, daughter of the late Mrs. Wealthy 
B. Wilson and the late Henry Benjamin Hart, was born in 
Washington, Georgia, May 12,1908, and departed this lifejanuary 12, 
1985. 
At an early age she joined the Mount Gillian Baptist Church and 
was baptized by the Reverend William Patterson. 
She was united in Holy Matrimony to Elder Faries W. Thompson 
in 1923. To this union was born five children, two sons and three 
daughters, one of whom preceded her in death. 
In 1930 she united herself with the United House of Prayer in 
Dearing, Georgia. She was a faithful member of the Queen Board for 
more than forty years, and served as secretary of this auxiliary for 
twenty-three years. She served faithfully as a member of the United 
Grace Feast Club organized by Mother Sylvia. She and Madam 
McCollough also initiated the first talent program in the House of 
Prayer in Augusta, Georgia. 
She was a homemaker and an outstanding member of the 
community who engaged in many civic and community affairs. She 
never refused any task that she was called upon to do for the 
upbuilding of the House of Prayer. 
She leaves to mourn her passing a devoted husband of sixty-one 
years; two sons, Forrest Thompson, Augusta, Georgia, Willie H. 
Thompson, Richmond, Virginia; two daughters, Mary E. Thompson, 
and Ida L. William, both of Augusta; seven grandsons, Maurice 
Washington, Miguel Thompson, Shaun Williams, Farris B. Williams 
of Augusta, Wesley H. Thompson of Richmond, Virginia, William A. 
Thompson, and Donald A. Thompson of Richmond, Virginia; one 
son-in-law, Fanders Williams of Augusta; two daughters-in-law, 
Doretha Thompson, Augusta, and Dorothy A. Thompson, Richmond, 
Virginia; two aunts, Mrs. Lillie Mae Hart, Miami, Florida, and Mrs. 
Jessieka Gibson of Cadwell, Georgia, and a host of cousins and other 
relatives and friends. 
** PROGRAM ** 
PROCESSIONAL 
PRESIDING .......................... Apostle Swaringer 
HYMN ...............................Elder George Young 
SCRIPTURE........................... Elder L.V. Harris 
PRAYER .............................Elder James Sullivan 
SELECTION ................................. Choraliers 
SOLO............................. Sister Lois Ann McCall 
REMARKS ............................... Deacon Hatney 
Sister Mae Anna Washington - President of Queen Board 
Saint Maggie Carter - As a Friend 
SOLO................................Sister Addie Daniels 
SELECTION ................ McCollough Young Adult Choir 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
AND OBITUARY .................... Sister Jeanette Adams 
SOLO.............................Sister Georgette Pierce 
EULOGY .......................... Apostle H.M. Swaringer 
SELECTION .......................McCollough Shout Band 
VIEWING OF REMAINS 
RECESSIONAL 
INTERMENT .......................... Dearing, Georgia 
Friday, January 18, 1985 11:00 A.M. 
** ACTIVE PALLBEARERS ** 
Toby Brown 
Kenneth Huff 
Jody Blair 
Rodgers Huff 
Raymond Huff 
Stan Huff 
** HONORARY PALLBEARERS ** 
Grandsons 
Goodbye Mom! We love you, but God loves you more. 
Forrest, Mary, Ida, Billy 
Dear Beloved, 
May your soul rest in peace! After sixty-one years of marriage I shall 
miss you very much. 
Faries 
WHEN ALL IS DONE 
When all is done, and my last word is said, 
And ye who loved me, mourn, she is dead 
Let no one weep for fear that I should know 
A sorrow to that ye should sorrow so 
When all is done and in the oozing clay, 
Ye lay this cast-off hull of mine away 
Pray not for me, for after long despair, 
The quiet of the grave will he a prayer 
When all is done, say not my day is oer, 
And that thro night I seek a dimmer shore 
Say rather that my morn has just begun 
I greet the dawn and not a setting sun, 
When all is done. 
Paul Lawrence Dunbar 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
The family acknowledges with sincere appreciation the expressions of 
sympathy shown during this time of bereavement.