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hmlfo of A. F. Hand.The death of Mr, A. l\ Hand which occurred here Tuesday morn-ie | ing from dropsy, was peculiarly sad. •■s j He was- born near Bridge Creek Myj church about; f4 years aso.Tn early'’‘'life be became a member of the‘ /' Baptist church. Hater he becamevv-eLl~a Mason, and lived as far as he could, up to the requirements of both. He had many friends in his 16 j dealings with whom, he was brave, T honest and truthful.He Has reared a family of daughters, among whom have been some i'W j of the most successful teachers of Ms, the county. Among liis daughters -o. are Mrs. John Harried, near Thom-ayjasville, Mrs. Walter Singletary, •e,; P’ine [Park, Misses Cathrine, offigs, Erie, of Cairo, Ethel of Atlanta, and Clevie Hand who is at-rtending Monroe Female College.veit-Funeral services were held at the /e' Baptist church here by Rev. T. A. White his pastor, and his remainsDili ewere laid to rest in Midwav ceme-- otery, two miles away by the Masons, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1907.thlt;nnrmyohrpabethnckiT1R.biIl(tyai•lisFaivcmRwPifrtlb(a]Fty
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Thomasville Weekly Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Fri, Feb 15, 1907
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