Butler County AlArchives Obituaries.....Taylor, Miss Wathen January 21, 1919
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Butler County News, Thursday, January 23, 1919
MISS WATHEN TAYLOR

	Georgiana was shocked and many loving friends grieved beyond measure 
Tuesday when it became know that the sweet spirit of “Miss Wannie,” as she was 
affectionately called by those who loved her, had taken its flight from this 
world to the God who gave it.  We cannot understand God’s providences and 
after only a week’s illness with influenza her beautiful life ended.
	Miss Wannie was born in Texas and partly reared in Greenville and 
Georgiana, being the youngest daughter of Mrs. D. B. Taylor and her deceased 
husband.
	Her father dying when she was young Wannie devoted her life to her 
mother, and this devotion was beautiful to see.  Not only was she a devoted 
daughter but in her sphere of sister and aunt in the home she did “all she 
could” for the beloved ones of her family circle.
	Not alone in the home was she busy but found time to always go 
wherever there was trouble in the lowliest or highest places and by all the 
people of Georgiana she was thought of truly as a “Ministering Angel.”  All 
who knew her can rise up and call her blessed.
	We will all miss her pleasant words, companionship, and ministering 
attentions but the influence of her beautiful life will live on with us and 
she will be remembered by what she has done.  After a brief funeral service 
Wednesday at the residence conducted by Rev. B. M. Herlong and Rev. J. E. 
Cook, Jr., the remains of this sweet young woman were tenderly laid to rest in 
our silent city of the dead.
	Miss Wannie “has crossed the bar” and now lies sleeping beneath a 
mound covered with beautiful florals - the last testimony of their love for 
her that friends could show, but we will not forget thee.






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