Funeral program for Mrs. Susie M. Francis

EULOGISTIC SERVICES
FOR .
MRS, SUSIE M. FRANCIS
John Ili:1 Let not,your heart be troubled: ye
believe in God^ believe also in me
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1982
3:00 P.M,
Hagan Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Hagan, Georgia
Rev, C,L, Anderson, Pastor - Officiating
Interment, Church Cemetery
Harper *s Funeral Home in Charge
Claxton, Georgia
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Mrs. Susie M. Frances, the dau^ter of the
late Mrs. Gussie Cooks, was bom In Johnson County,
Qeor^a., Dec. 19, 1901, and departed this life
Thursday, Atigust 12, 1982, at Evans Memorial
Hospital, after an extended illness.
She was previously married to the late Mr.
Lester Warren. To -Uiis union two daughters were
bom. In later years she was married to the late
Mr. Oscar Francis. At an early age she joined
the Hagan Chapel MLssionary Baptist Church where
she remained an active member until she became
disabled.
She leaves to raotim, one da\ighter, Mrs.
Carrie B. Dennis, Savannah, Ga., one step-daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy Cobb, Ft. Pierce, Florida., one
step-son, Mr. Oscar Francis, Jr., Lakewood, N.J.,
one foster-snn, Mr. Authur Lee Lattiraore, Claxton,
Georgia, two sisters, Mrs. Rosetta Marry, Ft. Pierce,
Florida, and Mrs. Minnie Lainy, Gouse, Fla., one
sister-in-law, Mrs. Frances Cook, Ft. Pierce, Fla.,
one brother-in-law, Mr. William Larry, Gouse, Fla.
one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Daisy Francis, Lakewood,
N.J., two sons-in-law, Mr. Willie Cobb, Ft. Pierce,
Fla., Mr. Hohnny Snail, Claxton, Ga.j seven grand-
children; twenty-seven great-grands, nine great
great grands; a host of neices nephews, other relatives
and friends.
THERES AN OPEN GATE AT THE END OF THE ROAD
THROUGH VmCH EACH MUST GO ALONE
AND THERE' S A LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE
OUR FATHER CLAIMS HIS WW
BEYOND THE GATE YOUR LOVED ONE FINDS
HAPPINESS AND REST.
AND THIEE*S COMFORT IIT THE THOUGHT
THAT A LOVING GOD KNafS BEST.
ORDER OF SERVICES
Processional
Pyitin: "A Charge to Keep I Have - lined and Sung"
Scriptvire* .Proverbs 3s27-35
Invocation
Selection**May the Works I*ve Done Sl^ak for Me
Remarks: As a Church Efeinber, Dea. St# Clair Miller
As a friend. Miss Hazel Benjamin
As a nei^ibor, Mrs# M>Uy Ann Gieger
Selection#############"Fass Me Mot"
Acknovrledgements
Cbituaxy######.......Mrs# Lillie B. Hayes
EkLLogy...................Rev# C. L. Anderson
Vieidng of Remains
Recessional
Interment
Church Cemetery
PALLBEARERS
Honorary:
Mr* Arthur Lee Lattiinore
Mr* William Ilndsay
Mr* James BitJwn
Mr* John Martin, Jr*
Mr* Devency anall
Mr. Karis Staall
Active:
ifr* John L* Butler
Mr* Billy Davis
Mr* Fredc^ Sinith
Mr* Robert Wallace
Mr* Carl Boggs
Mr* Tony Butler
Mr* Earnest waiHiams
FLORAL ATTENDANTS
Friends of the Family
ACKNO\ED(MNTS
The family of the deceased wishes to express sincere
gratitude for the many acts of kindness rendered
during their hour of bereavement *' Ifey God richly
bless and kep each of you is their prayer*