The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-12
IN MEMORIAM.

Al thO ICY uidi uitcttnS Oi tuc OuulUcT- land Presbyterian Sunday School, held on Sunday, the Sth inst, the following proceedings were had:
 On motion, R. c. Bonds was called to the chair, and W. c. Renfrow request ed to act as secretary.
 On motion, committee of five, con- sisting of Misses Callie M. Rushing, Virgie A. Mann, Cora N. McCarthur, and Messrs. Robert T. Patrick and W. Don Richards, was appointed to pre- pare and present for adoption such res- olutions as would best express the teel- ings of the members in the recent afflic- ton that has come upon them by req son of the death one of their number, Miss Lucie Russell.
 The conmitte retired and after few minutes absence returned and reported as follows;
 "To the officers and members of the
 Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday
 School:
 "YoUr committee begs leave to report as follows:
 "The gaunt specter of Death has in- vaded our circle and taken hence loved one, our friend Lucie Russell, and our hearts are bowed dswn by weight of woe that Time alone can assuage. In view of this deep afflicIion that has be- fallen us, we feel that it is but meet and right that we should give some feeble expression in words that will portray the profound sorrow that pre- walls among the members sfthis school, individually and collectively; therefore be it resolved
 "l. That we bow in humble submis- sisn to this expression of Gods sover. eign will.
 1'2. That in the death of onr greatly beloved companion, this school has lost lost one of it's brightest members and \ link in the chain of companionship re- moved that will be indeed most difficult | to replace.
 "3. That while our sorrow is deep- seated. and our hearts o'erfowing with grief, we rejoice that the loved one has been gathered with the countless re- deemed ones who have been washed in tho blood of the Lamb, and is now enjoy | ing the company of angels in the man. sion of Him whom she loved and serv- ed while on earth. | "4. That we tender to the grief-bur- dened father and mother of our depart ed friend, to the sorrewing little sisters, the aged granamothers, and the large circle of mourning relations the deep sympathy of our hearts, and can only point them to the promises Of our Heavenly Father. who has said that He will heal the broken-hearted.
 .'5. That we point 10 the pure life of Lucie Russell as worthy of imitation by all, and that we, as in. dividuals, will endeavor to so order our lives as that, when the summons shall be given fo- us to journey to that bourne from whence no traveller re- turns, we shall be ready to greet her and the company of glorious saints on the "margin of the river that flows by the throne of God" | "6. That these resolutions be engrsss- ed and handed to the bersaved parents as q mark of our sympathy for them in this sore affiiction.
 CALLIE NJ. RUSHING, l VRGK A. MANN,
 CORA N. MCCARrHUR. RoBr. PATRICK, W. DON RICHARDS, Committee.
 On motion the foregoing resoluti ons were adopted by rising vote.
 On motion, Mir. Roger A Suit was re- quested to engross the resolutions for transmission 10 Mir. and Mrs. Ava Rus sell.
 On motion, the secretary was request ed to furnish copy of the minutes of the meeting, with the resolutions adopted. to the Russellyille DEMOCRAT for publication.
 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. R, c. BONDS. w. C. RENFRow, Chairman. Secretary,