Funeral Services FOR THE LATE Mr. James E. Stewart Saturday, April 17,1982 4:00 P.M. Hagans Chapel Baptist Church HAGAN, GEORGIA REV. C. L ANDERSON, OFFICIATING INTERMENT-CHURCH CEMETERY HARPERS FUNERALHOME IN CHARGE BIOGRAPHICALSKETCH Name: James Edward Stewart Born: September 27, 1936 Parents: Mr. Pertie Stewart and The late Mrs. Ellen T. Stewart Demise: Saturday, April 10, 1982 Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Shirley Stewart, Claxton; four daughters, Mrs. Francis Pough, Savannah, Mrs. Sandra Boggs, Claxton, Miss Paula and Veronica Stewart, Claxton, Ga.; two brothers, Mr. William Stewart, Claxton, Mr. Samuel Stewart, Portland, Oregon; three sisters, Mrs. H. C. Brown, Savannah, Mrs. Louise Wilkerson, Claxton, Mrs. Mary Goodwin, Washington, D.C.; two sons-in-law, Mr. Rosevelt Pough, Savannah, Mr. James Boggs, Claxton; two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Sallie Mae Stewart and mrs. Jane Stewart; two brothers-in-law, Mr. Eugene Wilkerson and Mr. Ronald Goodwin; three grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. Church Membership; First African Baptist, Claxton, Ga. Fie he served faithfully until he moved to Portland, Oregon. Let all who are sad take heart again; We are not alone in our hour of pain; Our Father stoops from his throne above To soothe and quiet us with his love. Fie leaves us not when the storm is high. And we have safety, for he is nigh. Can it be trouble that he doth share? Oh, rest in peace, for the Lord doth care! ORDER OF SERVICES Processional Scripture Invocation Hymn Remarks...............................Dea. Sinclair Miller Acknowledgement.....................Mrs. Lillie Belle Hayes Selection...........................................Choir Biographical Sketch (Read Silently) Selection...........................................Choir Eulogy................................Rev. C. L. Anderson Viewing Remains Recessional PALLBEARERS Friends of the Family FLOWER ATTENDANTS Friends of the Family ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The family graciously thanks each of you for the many acts of kindness shown them during their hour of distress.