The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-18

are lying in their lowly beds, with tho la;r
and good Of ours
The rhin is falling where they lie, but the
oold November rain,
Calls not from out Tho gloomy earth, the
lovely ones again.
All the above named children were ten.
derly laid ia Hebron Cemetery. Appro-
pirate services we're conducted by the pas
lurs Of he iLmilies to which they belongs
Oh. And these parents, We trust, urc
enabled to say.
Hope locks bcy ond the b, nntls Of time.
When whnt we now deploro,
Shall rise in full immortal primo.
Aud bloom TO fndo no moro.''
The following adu, persons. were bu
ficd in Hebron Cemetery during the yeur
1900: Mrs Martha \. Manuiug. Hiram
Wynn. Mrs Sarah CDvington, William
Presley sWynn. Robert Covington and
David Berry.
Mrs. MARTHA a. MANNING. wife OF
James t. Manning aud daughter Of Capt
Henry Is. and Mrs. Jane Covingion. way
born November 2Stli ia the year 1887 aud
died May 5ih 1900. Her mrtcrnal grand
father Mr.. Simon Smith. who wis among
he curly settlers OF The Clio community
She WAS n niece uf Rev. William Il
Smith, who was for many years a m en- /,
Der Of the South Carolina Conference,
and was held 10 high esteem as n minister
vi the gospel. She was united il mar
riagc With Mr.. M.,nning January 3, 1867
She was converted and incd the NJ II
Church, South. ut old Beauty Spot. in
the yeur 1916. during that remarkable
icvival which occurred illore under the
ministry Of Rev. Henry H. Dur.pt.
And although she WAS young she lived
i faithful, consistent christian during tfr
many years that tol owcd
Her parcD.s had high appreciation OF
the beLeiits Of education, ami so,lyh. to
be>tow upon ,hcir children all the literary
.Ivan'uecs hat were available dusin, L. q
:in,c VI heir raisiDg. She was student
in Floral College, N. g.. which in lilo
days Of her girlhood, va, female c,lIr, {
hat waS iberally latroniz i
She WAS ono Of tho first members that
lul uIcd lllc society VI Hebron 1T tic tine
| ul lis organization ia 1913 Aiicr her
maniagc, her membership W. y. mo, Cd lc
Alannng's Chapel, vt which place III,
was member Ut tho time OF her death
a. she changed location. she car,i:d with
l.ci Tho credentials that maintained her
.lcn.ity with tho church OF hur choice.
Aud hol OIL, dill alo curry these, bnt b,
an umieht wulk and godly convcrsaliot
her light VAS seen. her influence Tor good
| was irt
la her death har family has su,.s,nc
~ irrepalabic loss. She was u devoted
wife. Il lonI aud affeclionuc mother. IN,
church has lost nn exemplary member
aul the community one OF is b,iAh;c [
ornaments She lived TO scc her chlldre,
grown. anl cIj,y ed the happ ness Of ), 0
ing her grapd thildlcn arising up aroL nc
her. AID she has bcquca,hcd unto then
all u rich nhrlitahcc Of pious precrpl.
aud godiy examples. We trust thy ar,
each one cnlcavoring TO cherish she io..
loving sentiment Of submission to The
Divine Win
tNot ia I will, tho d. rs ,oss foela
Mofo safe than ligni, when this thought
steals
Like whispered voice, to calm aud bless
All unrest aud all ionelin .4s.
! Not aa will, bacauae the ola
Who loved M test md best II g,'i.e
Before u, Oh tho ~. d, an still
Fo: ut ,nurt all t,is owe fu'Ail
"Sut 10 we VII.