Clarke County GaArchives Obituaries.....Williams, Malite J (MRS) June 3, 1915
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The Banner, Friday morning, June 8, 1915
OBITUARY OF MRS. MALITE J. WILLIAMS
The Banner, Friday morning, June 8, 1915

Transcribed by Connie Epps Bond September 29, 2006


MRS. MALITE J. WILLIAMS DEAD

At early hour this morning,
After long illness, she
Passed away

(From Sunday’s Banner)

This morning a little before two o’clock, just after the day had turned into 
the early summer Sabbath, the spirit of Mrs. Malite J. Williams, held lightly 
for months in a delicate body which had been weakened by illness of many 
months, “took its flight” to awake in the Sunday morning in the land beyond 
the suns and then in the heavens.

Mrs. Williams was seventy-five years of age.  She was preceded to the grave 
about ten years ago by her husband and children of hers, too have gone before 
her to await her coming, - Three sons alone are left – Messrs. J. Hillary 
Williams and Walter L. Williams of this city and Mr. J. Carl Williams, of Ft. 
Meyer, VA.  One sister, Mrs. Bailey, died only three weeks ago in the house 
where Mrs. Williams was lying ill.  Four sisters survive her, Mrs. Fannie 
Waters of Athens, Miss M. H. Porterfield, Mrs. Emma Hale of Watkinsville, and 
Mrs. Temple Blackmon of Atlanta.  Several grandchildren, children of 
daughters, now deceased are also left. 

The funeral arrangements had not this morning been perfected definitely but 
the service wil be held from the residence on Baldwin street, Monday morning 
at 10 o’clock.  Rev. D. J. W. Lynch, her pastor, will conduct the services and 
Rev. Geo Stone, a life long friend of the family, will assist. 

Mrs. Williams was a Christian woman- taking her Christianity into this 
practical affairs of the life of a “wife and mother”, and – proving true to 
every call of the Master.

 



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