Early County  Georgia Obits James W. Loyless Infant
	
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Loyless Infant Buried Thursday


The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Loyless of
West Bainbridge sympathize with them in the loss of
their infant daughter, Lucinda Jane Loyless.


Funeral services for the infant were held Thursday
afternoon, January 4 from the Nazarene Church of
Bainbridge with Reverend J. C. Pickrell and Reverend
H. E. Nation officiating.


Interment was made in the Oak City Cemetery with E. W.
Cox and Sons in charge.
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God's Way Is The Best Way


In Memory of Lucinda Jane Loyless


Six months and eleven days have passed But memory of
my precious baby last My Darling Baby Girl With those
pretty black curls And those delicate tender hands But
since God saw fit in his infinite mercy To take her
home. Her hand is outstretched to beckon me on oh, I
sometimes look at her picture in that little white
casket And kiss it and cry And wonder why But as the
poet wrote We'll understand it better by and by And if
only I could see down the corridors of time I would
not call her back To bless our happy home But would
rather instead Fall on my knees and thank my God For
His best way But she was lovely and sweet to us And
sometimes in the shadows of the night I lie and pray
It seems I can almost catch a vision of her beckoning
hand which say Daddy come home Where we'll never part
again And if there were naught else That would be
enough alone To make me want to go to Heaven Oh, that
shout that fills my soul Just to know Of that glad and
happy reunion Round the Great White Throne Where all
sad good byes are forgotten And all tears are wiped
away Forever and for aye And when here is over I
intend by the Grace of God To meet my Darling there
And clasp her to my aching breast And shout the
victory death The grave and hell And live eternally
With my Lord who Saves and who keeps and comforts me
Never more to part Hallelujah and Hallelujah Forever
and for aye.


By James W. Loyless ( James Washington Loyless)


Source: A copy of this in a notebook at the Early
County Library, Blakely, Early Co., GA.  


Lucinda Jane Loyless was the daughter of James
Washington Loyless and Lucille Evans.  Lucinda Jane
Loyless was born 02 January 1951 in Decatur Co., GA
and died 03 January 1951 in Decatur Co., GA.

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