Cnurch Records: Woolsey News, 1946: Fayette Co., Ga.

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Transcribed from a newspaper clipping in my possession 3/24/01 by Linda Blum-Barton.

WOOLSEY

Mr. And Mrs. Idus Barnett from Griffin and Mr. And Mrs. Esric Biles from Brooks met with 
the young folks at Woolsey church, March 3, at 11 a.m. to help us organize our G. A.'s 
and Sunbeams.  Our first G. A. meeting was held on March 9, 1946 at the church in the 
afternoon.

On last Thursday, the funeral of Miss Alice McLean was held at the Woolsey church of 
which she was one of the oldest members, having taught a Sunday School class and 
served as president of the Missionary society for 30 years.  The ladies of the society sat 
in a body at her funeral and sang two hymns.  The Rev. Geo. Lewis, pastor, conducted 
the services.  She leaves one sister, Miss Exor McLean and one brother, John M. McLean 
and several nieces and nephews all of whom have our sympathy.  

(Alice McLean died on 13 Mar 1946)