Butts County GaArchives Obituaries.....Smith, M. L. January 1910
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Butts County Progress
Mrs. M. L. Smith – Dead

After an illness of only two days, Mrs. M. L. Smith, aged 62, one of the most 
prominent women in the county, died at her home on Second Street, Thursday 
afternoon at 6pm.  Death was due to pneumonia.  The deceased, who before 
marriage was Miss Lutie Hall, was a native of Butts county and spent her 
childhood at the famous Hall place in the Iron Springs district.  She was a 
member of the Baptist and a faithful worker in the cause of Christianity.

Mrs. Smith is survived by one sister, Mrs. Jubal A. Watts, of Harpersville, 
Miss., one brother Col. J. I. Hall of Macon, three nephews , Col. M. P. and J. 
E. Hall, of Macon and Mr. Bob Hall, and one niece,  Mrs. B. C. Murray of 
Griffin.

The funeral was held this afternoon from the Baptist church.  The services 
being conducted by the pastor, Dr. Robert VanDeventer.  Interment was in the 
Jackson Cemetery.

Butts County Progress
Week of January 28, 1910


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