Funeral Services 
FDR 
Sis. Stella Marie Barrow Brewton 
Saturday. August 19. 1989 
3:DD P. M. 
St. Luke Baptist Church 
DAISY, GEORGIA 
REV. C. L. ANDERSDN  aFFICIATING 
INTERMENT  MT. PLEASANT CEMETARY 
CLAXTDN, GEORGIA 
HARPERS FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE 
CLAXTON, GEORGIA 
OBITUARY 
Sis. Stella Marie Barrow Brewton was born May 12, 
1933 in Auiora, N. C. to Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Barrow. She 
departed this life on Tuesday morning, August 15, 1989, 
at Evans Memorial Hospital after a short illness. 
Sis Brewton moved to Claxton, Ga. after uniting in 
holy matrimony to Mr. Eddie Brewton, Sr. 
She later joined the St. Luke Missionary Baptist 
Church of Daisy, Georgia where she served as a nurses 
aide. 
She leaves to mourn; her husband, Eddie Brewton, 
Sr. of Claxton; two sisters, Mrs. Mary C. Bowden of Clax- 
ton and Mrs. John Ann Bulloch of Auiora, North Carolina; 
two brothers, Mr. Wilbert Lee Barrow and Mr. William Stal 
Barrow both of Auiora, North Carolina; one son, Mr. Horace 
Barrow who precedes her in death; one daughter-in-law, 
Mrs. Ruby Barrow; two grandchildren, all of New York; 
one sister-in-law of Florida, and a host of nieces and 
nephews and one Aunt and many other relatives and 
friends. 
God saw the road was getting rough, the hills were 
hard to climb. Then gently closed those loving eyes, and 
whispered peace be thine. 
ORDER OF SERVICE 
Processional 
Selection...............Rough Side Of The Mountain 
St. Luke Choir 
Scripture.....................Rev. James Benjiman 
Invocation........................Rev. W. C. Hayes 
Selection.............................St. Luke Choir 
Remarks 
As a Deacon..................Dea. Kazier McNeal 
As a Friend..............Mrs. Eddie C. Williams 
Obituary..........................Mrs. Sandra Boggs 
Solo..............................Sis. Clara Brewton 
Eulogy..................Rev. C. L. Anderson, Pastor 
Viewing 
Recessional 
Internment at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery 
Claxton, Georgia 
PALLBEARERS 
Leroy Burney 
Sammy Moody 
Nevile Barrette 
James L. Boggs 
Ronnie Littles 
Jimmy Holland 
FLOWER ATTENDANTS 
Friends of the Family 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
Perhaps you sent food or a spray 
Or sat quietly in a chair 
Perhaps you sent a card or gram 
If so, it is here 
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words 
As any friend could say 
Perhaps you were not there at all 
Just thought of us today 
Whatever you did to console our hearts 
We thank you so much whatever your parts. 
A NOTE OF THANKS TO THE FAMILY 
We desire to express our appreciation of your con- 
fidence in us and we sincerely hope that our service has 
been in every way satisfactory and comforting to you. 
Most Respectfully, 
Harpers Funeral Home 
Directors and Staff