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9neededthe yuiet. so 9te drew me aside 
9nto tde shadows evil ere cue could confide 
ddhway from tide hustle where ail day lory 
9hurriedandworriedwiden actiue and strong 
9needed(he yuiet. though at first 9refdelled 
9dutgently, so gently, my cross 9le upheld, 
91 ndwhispered, so sweetly, up spiritual things 
9hough weaidenedin Sody my spirit tooid wings 
9o heights never dreamedof when actiue andyay 
9le lovedme so gently, 9le drew me away 
9neededthe yuiet, no prison my led, 
Tout a deautifulvalley of tdlessings instead 
91place to grow rich, in fesus to hide 
9neededthe yuiet, so 9le drew me aside. 
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~ OSituaiy ~ 
Mrs. Charity L. Waltower, daughter of the late Archie and 
Mamie Walker was bom January 20,1902 in Burke Count}'. 
She departed this life May 27,1994. 
She was converted and baptized at Rock Creek Baptist 
Church in Burke County. Later the family moved to Augusta, 
Georgia. She united with Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in 1942. 
She was a faithful member until her health failed. She was a 
family member of the Deaconess Board, Club No. One and 
Church School. 
She was married to the late Dea. T. C. Waltower, Sr. and to 
this union thirteen children were bom, of which eleven sur- 
vive. 
She leaves to mourn four daughters, Mrs. Thelma Jenkins 
and Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford of Augusta, Georgia and Mrs. 
Mamie Kearse and Ms. Lillie Bell Waltower of Brooklyn, 
New York; seven sons, Dea. Sidney Waltower, Mr. Thomas 
C. Waltower, Jr., Minister Archie Waltower, Mr. Douglas 
Waltower, Minister Eugene Waltower, and Mr. Jesse 
Waltower, all of Augusta, Georgia; Mr. Lindsey L. Waltower, 
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Delores 
Waltower and Mrs. Patricia L. Waltower, Augusta, Georgia; 
.three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Cora Lee Waltower, Waynesboro, 
Georgia, Mrs. Josephine Tillman, Augusta, Georgia and Mrs. 
Grace Waltower, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; three brothers-in- 
law, Mr. Lenzie Waltower, Waynesboro, Georgia Mr. David 
Waltower, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and Mr. John Tillman, 
Augusta, Georgia; twenty-three grandchildren and a host 
of great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, and 
friends. 
~ Outline of Service 
Rev. Clyde Hill, Sr., Presiding 
PROCESSIONAL ................... 
Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross 
Organist 
~ IPallSearers ~ 
Dea. James Brinson 
Dea. Clinton Green 
Dea. Horace McGahee 
Dea. T. Haynes Samuels 
Dea. Frank Williams 
Dea. Robert Wilson 
HYMN ...............-........ Combined Choir 
SCRIPTURE: Old Testament .. Rev. George Williams 
SCRIPTURE: New Testament .. Rev Herman Griffin 
~ Jfonoraiy CPaff&earers ~ 
Deaconess Ministry 
Members of Club Number One 
Church School Members 
PRAYER .................. Rev. Charles Smith 
SELECTION ................. Combined Choir 
REFLECTIONS ............. Dea. Sally Thomas 
OBITUARY ..................... Read Silently 
Organist - Jesus Lover of My Soul 
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .........Sis. Elizabeth Jenkins 
SOLO ....................Bro. Alphonse Allen 
WORDS OF COMFORT ........ Rev. Clyde Hill, Sr. 
RECESSIONAL ....................... Organist 
Anybody Ask You Where I'm Going 
~ Ulower tTSearers ~ 
Ushers of Mount Calvary Baptist Church 
Deaconess Ministry 
 SJnterment ~ 
Richmond Hill Baptist Church 
Hephzibah, Georgia 
~ Un Cappreciation ~ 
We, the Waltower Family, thank each of you for 
your kindness, support, thoughtfulness and love 
expressed during our time of sorrow. We ask your 
continued prayers and love, our Christian fam- 
ily. 
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