Butts County GaArchives Obituaries.....Heard, Miss Claudine May 1901
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Jackson Argus
Heard, Miss Claudine
Flovilla, Ga. – April 29 – Miss Claudine Heard died at her home in this city at 
1 o’clock yesterday morning.
She was stricken with an attack of typhoid pneumonia on last Monday, and her 
relatives and friends were at once alarmed on account of the seriousness of the 
attack.
Jackson Argus – May 3, 1901
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Heard, Miss Claudine
Resolution of Respect
Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from our midst our beloved 
sister in Christ.  Miss Claudine Heard who after a week of patient suffering 
feel “Asleep in Jesus” April twenty-seventy, Nineteen Hundred and one.
Claudine was born in Flovilla, Georgia and here at an early age she was baptized 
into the fellowship of the Baptist church.  Here she grew up in nobleness and 
sweetness of character, loving and beloved, for truly “none named her but to 
praise”.  Here was a life of gentleness and beautiful consecration.  Her 
influence was sweet and refining, her voice sympathetic and soothing.   And in 
appreciation of her zealous efforts and devotion as a member of our Sunday 
School and church where she had so faithfully presided as our organist from her 
girlhood to the time of her decease.   Therefore be it Resolved,
1.	That in the death of our dear sister we have lost a dear friend, a 
consecrated worker.  We, as a Sunday School deplore her loss, but bow with 
humble submission to the will of him, who doeth all things well, and commend her 
beautiful life as an example for all to follow.
2.	That we tender to the parents, sisters and relatives our deepest 
sympathy and pray God to bless and comfort them.
3.	That a page in our minutes be inscribed to her memory.
4.	That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family and also be 
published in the Jackson Argus.
Mrs. J. E. pounds, Mrs. R. G. Cummings, Mrs. M. L. Maddox, Miss Susie Watts, 
Committee
Jackson Argus – Week of May 17, 1901


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