Winston County MsArchives Obituaries.....Greene, Lou Ella September 5, 1938
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"The Cleburne News"
Heflin, Cleburne Co., Alabama

 NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, OCTOBER 20, 1938


IN MEMORY OF MOTHER

On Sept. 5, 1938 death claimed our dear mother, Mrs. Lou Ella Greene of 
Hinze, Miss. Our Father preceded her to the grave Sept. 11, 1935. She joined 
the Baptist church in early life and was a christian wife and mother. Mother 
is surrounded by loved ones in Heaven. She was surrounded by loved ones 
here. The family circle is broken. We will always miss our darling mother on 
earth. She and father both lost their mothers when they were small. I 
appreciating my teachings. We can live so as to meet them again. The Lord 
invites everybody to the reunion in Heaven. He calls us one by one, so let's 
try to live so all will be there.

I've heard Mother play and sing "In a Land Where We Never Grow Old" and " 
I'll Live On". Yes, her sweet life will live on in our hearts. All who knew 
her loved her. She left us here to fight on. Let's do the best we can. The 
richest person in the world is the one who is prepared to move to Heaven 
when the Lord calls.

Mother was kind and sweet through all her struggles; she never took time to 
do any one evil. She always looked forward in the behalf of her family and 
friends the best she could. She has won a crown of glory; Jesus is the only 
one who can fill the vacant place.

Mother taught us to be truthful and keep out of evil. He gives us a talent; 
we are not all alike; we can connect our wire to his powerline. God can give 
straight to carry the parts he wants us to take; I get homesick sometimes. 
He will take us when our time is filled. He knows His business.

Our hearts are made sad, although I am glad to feel that Mother is at rest; 
I hope to meet her with the Lord. Sing on, Mother, those sweet songs. I am 
coming to sing with you sometime. The old home place looks lonesome, I know. 
Heaven seems dearer than ever.

Mother leaves to mourn her going, her children:

Mr. and Mrs. Ohlen Greene and family

Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Greene

Mr. and Mrs. M.M. Vowell; all of Hinze, MIss.

Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kunie and family of Louisville, Miss.

Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Prichard and family

Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Creel and family

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greene and family of Hightower

Written by a daughter, S.C. Prichard.


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