Saturday, June 12, 1993 
1:00 P. M. 
St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church 
Daisy, Georgia 
Rev. C. L. Anderson, Pastor 
Officiating 
Interment  Mt. Pleasant Cemetery 
Claxton, Georgia 
In Loving Memory of 
Mr. Willie James Harden 
Obitaury 
The Order of Service 
In everybodys garden, 
a little rain must fall 
Or lifes sweetest fairest flowers 
Wouldn t grow and bloom at all  
Although the clouds hang heavy 
So heavy, Oh! my friend 
Im sure that God who sends the shower 
Will send the rainbows end. 
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February 1, 
1944 
June 4 
1993 
Mr. Willie James Harden 
Obitaury 
The Order of Service 
Rejoice not in iniquity, but rejoice in the truth; Beareth 
all things, believe all things, hopeth all things, endureth all 
things, is one of the beliefs of this soldier gone home. 
WiUie James Harden gave up this mortal life on Friday, 
June 4, 1993 at Akron General Hospital at 10:30 P. M. 
Wilhe James was the first child born to the (late) Elwood 
emd Clara Harden on February 1, 1944 in Evans County, 
Georgia. 
He joined the St. Luke Church Family at an early age. He 
later married Ms. Annie Bea Oxendine and to this union he 
received a son and a daughter. 
He leaves to cherish his memory, a son, Curtis Harden, 
Richmond, Va.; a daughter, Yolonda Harden, Brooklyn, N. Y.; 
his mother, Clara Harden, Claxton; a sister, Joyce Ann Rogers, 
Claxton; five brothers, Edward Harden and Dexter Harden, 
J^th of Claxton, Donnie Hard^, Cc^umbus, Ga., Jerry Harden, 
Savannah, Ga. and Earl Harden, Brooklyn, N. Y.; four grand^ 
children, Lamar and Anya, Curtis, Jr. and Teven; four aunts, 
Margaret Primous, Claxton, Ruby Brown, Syracuse, N. Y., 
Grace Brown, Brooklyn, N. Y., Mittie London, Homestead, Fla.; 
five uncles Lee Primous, Brooklyn, N. Y., Jesse Primous, Clax- 
ton, Robert Primous, GlennviUe, Ga., Earl Harden, New Jersey, 
Bishop O. Harden, Savannah, Ga.; a devoted and loving friend, 
Loretha Lewis, Akron, Oh; a god-daughter, Sabina I. Glover; 
several nieces, nephews, and a host of other relatives and 
friends. 
Obitaury 
The Order of Service 
Processioned 
Selection................................ 
Invocation 
Scripture 
Solo..................................... 
Reflections: 
As a Friend.......................... 
As I Knew Him........................ 
Acknowledgements......................... 
Obituary  (Read Silently)............... 
Solo..................................... 
Eulogy................................... 
Viewing of Remedns....................... 
Recessional 
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Choir 
.......Mr. Stanley Dixon 
........Rev. Eddie Mincey 
....Deacon Kaiser McNeal 
............Moodys Staff 
................Soft Music 
.......Mr. Lamar Stewart 
......Rev. C. L. Anderson 
Pastor, St. Luke 
Moodys Directors emd Staff 
Interment 
Mount Pleasant Cemetery 
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Family and Friends 
will be received at the home of 
Mrs. Clara Harden (Mother) 
207 Church Street, Claxton, Georgia 
The Order of Service 
Active Pallbearers 
Milton Curry 
John Doe 
Sylvester Littles 
Lee Artis Martin 
Wendell McClain 
Cecil McClain 
Tommie McNeal 
Jimmy Smith 
Honorary Pallbearers 
Deacons of St. Luke Baptist Church 
Floral Attendants 
Ushers and Friends of the Family 
Moody^s Funeral Home 
Of Claxton, 
IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS 
Phone 739-4932