The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
LETTER OF THANKS 6
In Reference to the Death Of Mrs.
IN Aunes Moody. x

..- Agnes Moody. "a
Mr.. Editor Allow me space in your
paper to thank the organizations tor
their faithful care and benevolence to-
wards my aunt, Mrs. Agnes Moody,
who died April 8, at 2:4o p. NJ. age
65 years, during all the months OF her
serious illness. Their attention was
beautiful to see, nothing lacked they in
devotion, nor did their charity fail by
the wayside; neither did they want tor
hope of her recovery until within the
Hast few days. They were loyal to the
end. She had ample time in all these
months i to feel the sincerity OF the
friendship her many acquaintance bore
her. Her sisters, who cared for her
day and night unwearingly, join me IN
the attempt to thank not only the So
cieties and clubs, pastors, @. {. 5. 5.
and Christian Endeavor, Deaconess
and Stewardess, but every one tor their
words of cheer and prayers. Her tun-
eral which took place April II will ever
be remembered by her relatives. The
many varied and beautiful floral trlb-
utes, the eulogies of Rev. A. J. Carey,
Quinn Chapel, Rev. Geo. e. Booth,
presiding pastor; Rev. Harry Thomp-
son; Rev. R. C. Ransom, institutional;
Rev. Daniels, Evanston; Rev. Ander-
son; Rev. Thomas of Ebenezer Bap-
tist; Mrs. Amanda Smith,; Rev. L.
Murrey, Bethel Church:
Mrs Marion Adams, Mrs. Henrietta
Hobbs, Mrs. Virginia Green, Mrs. Rosa
Lee Tyler, Mrs. Anna Peyton rendered
the many beautiful solos.
Miss Bessie Warren and Gertrude
Jackson presided at the organ.
The Household of Ruth No. "A had
charge of the body.
I. Resolutions Illinois State Fed.
Women's Clubs-Mrs. E. Fisher.
2. Resolutions-Wom Civic League
Mrs. A. Douglas.
Z. Burial Ceremony-John Brown, w.
R. C. No. ID.
4. Burial Ceremony-Diamond City
Tab. No. T.
5. Burial Ceremony--Household Ruth
6. Burial wG e teremony-court of Jericho.
7. Burial Ceremony-Electa Chapter
In each organization Mrs. Moody
had held a high seat of honor subordrn.
ately and internationally, and each wed
with the other in the neatness and dis
patch Of their last rites without any
sign of confusion.
The organizations have lost sister
but our home and hearts have lost
greater link than they for there can
never be to us another sister Aggle or
Aunt Aggie. BIT she left with us good
teachings, bright thoughts, stories OF
her travels and struggle for knowledge
Although sad we hope to chase the
gloom away by bright memories OF her
| during her health and her enduring
patience in illness and with what calm
ness she asked that the Deaconess and
Christian Endeavor come and be with
her as she was about to cross the river
Many thanks to her nelghbors Mrs.
Gabriel Knighton Smith draped the
BODY for BURIAL Mr.. Clifford johnson,
700 State St., elnbalmer, cared tor the
tcdv and secured the handsome casket
I can only say thanks to each and ev-
erv one who by word, deed or act
showed their love for my aunt and
consoled and mourned with us. My
heart means more than thanks but l
can't find the words to express It. A
committee from the Hyde Park Dung
Girls L. and S. club awaited the fun.
eral at the grave and put their floral
offering under the clay.
Gods will be done.
Fannie Hall Clint.