MRS. EDNA M. CONYERS 
Thursday, December 26, 1985  2:00 p.m. 
Charlton Grove Baptist Church 
Cobbtown, Georgia 
Rev. R. L. Thomas, Officiating 
Interment  Church Cemetery 
Hodges Funeral Home, Metier, Ga. in Charge of Arrangements 
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Mrs. Edna Mae Conyers was born in Bulloch County, Georgia 
November 10,1910 to Mr. Elijah and Mrs. Mary Cobb. 
She joined the St. John Baptist Church of Claxton at an early 
age, and later moved her membership to the Charlton Grove 
Baptist Church of Cobbtown, where she was past president of the 
choir. She was a member of the W.M.B.S. societies of Charlton 
Grove and Steep Hill. She was a retired lunchroom employee of the 
Tattnall County School System and a resident of the Evergreen 
Community for many years. 
She leaves to mourn her passing and cherish many loving 
memories the following relatives: herhusband, Mr. James Conyers 
of Cobbtown; three daughters, Mrs. Edna M. Quaresma of 
Newark, N.J., Mrs. Dorothy Campbell of Metter, Mrs. Bernese 
Frazier of Jersey City, N.J.; four sons, Mr. Sanford Conyers of 
Savannah, Mr. Alex James Conyers of Bronx, N.Y., Mr. Julius 
Conyers of Hoboken, N.J. and Mr. Harry Conyers of Patterson, 
N.J.; her stepmother, Mrs. Emma Cobb of Statesboro; one sister, 
Mrs. Amanda Smith of Claxton; one brother, Mr. Penton Cobb of 
Claxton; two sons-in-law, Mr. Joe Campbell of Metter, and Mr. 
Willie J. Frazier of Jersey City, N.J.; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. 
Maggie Conyers of Hoboken, N.J., and Mrs. Shirley Conyers of 
Patterson, N.J.; three sisters-in-law, one brother-in-law, 23 
grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, 
other relatives and friends. 
God said you were getting weary, 
So He did what He thought was best. 
He came and stood beside you, 
And whispered "come and rest". 
You bade no one a last farewell. 
Not even a "good-bye". 
You were gone before we knew it. 
And only God knows why. 
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PROCESSIONAL 
MASTER OF CEREMONY ....... 
SONG ..................... 
PRAYER 
SCRIPTURE 
SONG ..................... 
REMARKS (two minutes limit please) 
AS A FRIEND .............. 
AS A CHURCH MEMBER .... 
PRESENTATIONS: 
W.M.B.S................ 
W.M.B.S................ 
OBITUARY.................. 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......... 
SOLO ..................... 
EULOGY ................... 
VIEWING 
RECESSIONAL 
INTERMENT 
Rev. A. W. Rawls 
.........Choir 
...............Choir 
. Mrs. Marie Holloway 
Dea. Roosevelt Everett 
..... Charlton Grove 
........... Steep Hill 
........ Silently Read 
Mrs. Eula Faye Hodges 
.. Mrs. Dorothy Green 
.... Rev. R. L. Thomas 
Active Pallbearers 
Nephews 
Honorary Pallbearers 
Deacons of the Charlton Grove Baptist Church 
The family wishes to express their sincere thanks and 
appreciation for all acts of kindness and expression of sympathy 
extended to them during their bereavement. May God bless each of 
you.