Talbot County GaArchives Obituaries.....Mrs. A.J. Hudgins August 8 1906
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The Talbotton New Era, November 29, 1906

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, November 29, 1906
Page 4

Sad, indeed was the seemingly untimely death of Mrs. A.J. Hudgins, though we 
know it was God’s will.  He knows best and the Savior needed her and in His 
infinite mercy and love took her home to heaven.  She was born and raised in 
Upson County, and was 42 years old.  She died Aug. 8th, near Centerville, and 
numbered her friends by the score.  Her death has caused a sad gloom to fall 
over the community where she resided and where she was raised.  She was married 
less than four years, and never did tire of trying to make home pleasant and a 
heaven on earth.  She was a Christian lady and always ready to answer to any 
good cause for the upbuilding of Christ’s kingdom here.

Mrs. Hudgins was for some time a Sunday school teacher at Centerville Methodist 
Church where she was a member, and it was with regret that we had to give her 
up as a teacher, but her health became so bad that she had to give up her class 
and she grew worse until the end came.  To know her was to love her.  We can 
for truth say this good sister is today resting with the angels, for she left 
this proof and what better?  She said in her dying moments, the last words 
spoken by her, were, she told her dear husband “That all was well.”  And we say 
to the dear sad-hearted husband, the relatives, and all the people that knew 
her, that is only makes heaven and earth nearer to us.  May God bless and 
cherish the sad and bereaved of this deceased sister.

The funeral took place at Centerville church, the ceremonies being conducted by 
her pastor, Rev. Glenn.  The interment was at Centerville cemetery and was 
largely attended.

R.L.P.


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