Grady County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hawthorne, Mrs. L. M. September 27 1918
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The Cairo Messenger, Friday, October 18, 1918
In Loving Memory of Mrs. L. M. Hawthorn

Early Friday morning, September 27th, the death angel visited the home of our 
friend and neighbor, Mrs. L. M. Hawthorn, and called her spirit to its eternal 
resting place.

Sister Hawthorn was born in Northern Alabama, and in early childhood, with her 
parents moved to this state.

On January 28th, 1887, she was married to Mr. W. B. Hawthorn, who preceded her 
to the grave eleven years ago.  Since his death, she has made her home in 
Cairo, where she had many warm friends.

She joined the Methodist church in April of 1911, and has been a faithful 
member since then.  She was a member of the William Powell Bible Class in 
Sunday School and was always in her place with a smile for everybody, until a 
few months ago, when she was taken sick, and never recovered.  She bore untold 
agony with the same sweet submissive spirit that was always hers.

Therefore be it resolved:

1st.  That we submit to our Father's will, and remember that "He doeth all 
things well."

2nd.  That our class and Sunday School has lost a faithful member, and that we 
commend her example of faithful ness to others.

3rd.  That we extend sympathy to the bereaved family, and point them to Him who 
shall wipe away all tears.

Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. W. T. Brown
Mrs. Ira Carlisle
Mrs. A. L. Kelly
Mrs. D. F. Oliver 

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