Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-24
IN MEMoRTAM.

LIN lid S9HAS@94 6aNa,
At regular meeting Of Wayne
Lodge 112 A, +. NJ field Noy I,
1892 the following were mani
mously adopted.
Seeing it hath pleased Almighty
God, the Supreme Builder ard
NJ aster otthe Universe, in His wise
Providence, to take trun our midst
our beloved brother, j. 3. Whit
aker. and since i'll his removal our
lodge and the entire communyir
have sustained an irreparable loss,
therefore be it
RcsoEved, That while, with
humble hearts and bowed heads,
we acknowledge the Infinite and
unerring wisdom OF our Lord and
Master in all His dealings with
mankind, we do most sincerely
mourn our present loss. But
while we feel that man who was
an ideal Mason, square and akp-
right, model citizen, genial, true
and just, has lett Us, we feel also
thar, for him, to die was eternal
gain, and therefore we weep not as
men without hope, but, even in the
midst cf our grief. rejoice in the
knowledge that he has been trans.
ferred from this earthly habitation
to "that House not made with
hands, eternal in the heavens
And whilst we can 10 longer
seek counsel from him who was
enc ofthe oldest and most highly
esteemed members OF orr Ancient,
Order, We can follow his most ex-
ceIlent example and pray to Him
Who is mighty in wisdom, merciful
and good, to make us what we
should be, earnest laLorers IL that
state Of life to which it hath pleased
God to call us. All this we feel,
aye more than we can here express,
but TIE. c is griet deeper and
more sacred Than ours, and there's
tore he it further
ReSoLUed, That we do extend to
the boreaved widow, and family,
the protoundest sympathy of our
entire fraternity in this their time
Of distress, May the Great God
W no "Knoweth our downsittings
and our uprisings and understands
est our thoughts afar cff' lie huss
band ana CONSIDER to tie widow,
father and guide to the latherlees,
The IL EN- )ry of the dead viii live
eycrg cen in our Eearts, and on the
pages of our records will be inscrib-
ed the same.
Resozyed, That a copy Of these
resolutions be furnished the family
of the deceased brother, and the
Goldsboro ARGUS for publication.
@. L. HOFFMAN,
ID. W. HURT, Com
&. DEWEY,
WayIe Lodge No. 112 A F. &
A. NJ, Nov. z 1892
At regular meeting Of Wayne
Lodge No. 112, 4. f. u A. NJ, held
DC ober 3, 1892, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The most holy and
glorious Lord God, the great Archi-
teet of the universe, has seen fitln His
Infinite wisdom to remove from the
cares and troubles of a transitory
existence to state of eternal dura-
ton, our brother r. II. Holland, Jr.,
Res0lued, That, although, having
been member Of our Order
for only Ii short time, in that brief
period he had so endeared himself
to US by his bright intellect and
courteous manners, that We feel that
in his death our Lodge has sustained
great and irreparable loss and We
shall miss him from our councils.
! ResozUed, That we, the members
Of Wayne Lodge, sincerely, deeply
and most affectionateIy sympathlze
with his family in their affiictiyt
bersayement and remind them that
He wEo "tempefs the wind to the
shorn lamb" looks down with inf
/ mite com passion upon the bereayed
in the hour of their desolation, anc
will fold the arms of His love ane
protection around those who put
their trust in Him.
/ Resozved, That copy Of tnes'
resolutions be s4nt to the family Q.
/ our deceased brother, also to th'
city papers with a request that the.
/ publish the same.
| Jko, H. HILL,
!. ID. GIDDENS,
i d w HuRTT COmmiItee.