Grady County GaArchives Obituaries.....Singletary, Mrs. Ada White November 2 1918
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The Cairo Messenger, Friday, December 6, 1918
In Memory of Mrs. Lawrence Singletary

The death angel visited the home of Mr. Lawrence Singletary on Friday morning, 
November 2nd, and took our precious sister, Ada, to rest.

She was the daughter of Rev. John C. White.  She was born Oct. 13th, 1877.  She 
was a loving and obedient child and when 18, married Mr. Lawrence Singletary.  
She was a faithful wife and a tender and loving mother.

She leaves a husband and nine children, father, mother and two brothers, R. S. 
and J. A. White and three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Stokes, Mrs. Pearl Kelly and 
Miss Lilla White, besides a host of relatives and friends to mourn her passing 
away.

Ada bore her pains willingly and when the pearly gates unfolded, she closed her 
eyes and with a smile she took her flight.

We loved Ada, yes, oh so much.

She was so kind and had a smile for everyone and was a bright jewel in her 
family and to know her was to love her.

Weep not, Lawrence, for Ada is only sleeping and awaiting for the gates to 
unfold for you.

Dear children, remember, dear mother's teachings and keep a close walk beside 
our Savior and when our race is run and work on earth is done, we too, can 
cross over and meet dear mother at the Pearly Gates where she is waiting for 
us. 

Weep not, dear father and mother, for we know Ada is now waiting for the Pearly 
Gates to unfold, and oh, what a happy meeting that will be when we see her 
coming and welcome dear father and mother.  Yes, welcome to rest forever morn.

Yes, sleep on dear Ada, and take thy rest for brothers and sisters are striving 
each day to walk the narrow path that leads to that happy home where rest is 
forevermore.

Written by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. J. A. White

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