The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-02-28
OBITUARY
SALL1E GABEL.

On Thursday evening Of last week, as twl-
light shadows deepened into gloai0ing,
death, the great conquorer, closed his
clamy hands AMI bore hence Sallie, daugh-
ter Of our esteemed towns people, j. l..
and Amanda A. Gabel, who, for about
three weeks was III with grippe and catar.
rhal fever at Kingston Seminary, In Lu-
zerne county, where she had been a student
since the opening of the fall term Of 100
Deceased was born in April IL, 1873, in
Philadelphia, and was the third daughter.
In the spring Of 80 she graduated from our
high school with honor, being one of a
large class under Prof. r. J. Stettler, now
OF Lebanon. She was q bright, beautiful
and intelligent young lady and her death
to Q large circle of friends Is like robbing
earth Of one of It's most fragrant flowers.
Kind and affectionGte her friends were
legion, but they bow now In submissive
silence to Gods immutable will. Inter-
ment took place Monday afternoon, the
funeral being the largest Ia the town for
years. The floral offerings were numerous
and grand, among the number being 'the
gates 9jar, surmounted By star" from
the LebiPht0n High school; q harp with
broken string lettered ''silence," from the
Lutheran Sunday school class Of which
abe was q member; q Tyre from Robert
Lentz; wreath, surmountsd by q dove
from the graduating class of 80 of which
she was q member, pillow from the Am
phictyOn society Of the Seminary; harp
from the Musical department of the Semi
nary, and floral offerings from Mrs. John
SeabOIdt, Maud Wheatley and others. The
funeral ceremonies were conducted by ReY.
]. H. Kuder, paster Of Trinity Lutheran
church; Rev. j. Alvin Reber, of Zion Re.
formed church, and Rev. Sprague, of the
Kingston Seminary. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy Of the entire commu.
nifty in their sore athictlon.
RESOLUTION OF CoNDoLENCE.
KINGSTON, PA, Feb. 20, 1891.
At a meeting of the AmphctyOn BOcety oi
| Wyoming Seminary, held Feb. 20, 1891. the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted;
WHEREAS, In the allwise providence Of God
our sister and schOOlmate, Sally GaDel, has beer
removed from us by death.
Res0lVed, that the members Of the AmphictyoT
Society, while grleved that earthly ties are bro
ken, find consolation In the thought that GOD
has taken hel to her Heavenly home.
RssoiVed, that we extend our tenderest sym
pathy to the parents. relatives and friends, and
trust that the God Of all mercy VIII sustain and
comfort them in this their time of afiictiOn.
RssoIvsd, that we extend our sympathy to oul
sister society, the 1delphlan, IN the loss Of one
OF her most beloved aud respected members.
ResoIVed, that copy Of these resolutions b.
sent to the parents Of the deceased and the
Adelphian Society, and that they be published
in the Seminary Opinator,
| @. r. HENRY,
| LOUIS ALLEN, SC0mmitlee
PAUL e. BROWN,
WHHRHAs an All-merciful Father has seen d
to take from our midst allowed schoolmAte ant
friend, Salle Gabel
RsSSIvsd, That We, her sister Adelphlans, d.
express our deep sorrow for the lOss we havl
sustained In having one OF our members takeI
from us, who by her cheerful and winning ways
had endeared all hearts 70 her.
Reselvtd, That we, the members o. tn
Adeluhian Society extend our heartfelt sym
pathy 70 the bereayed family aud friends, II
this their time Of deep atiiietiOn, trusting tina
they may md comfort In Him who dOeth a
RssoIgsd, that copy OF these resolutions b.
sent to the parents OF the departed one, AM
that they be published In the Seminary opinatO
and local papers.
NAOMI COATS,