West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-30
In Loving Remembrance.

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the ravages OF death--'ts common to die,
and in only a little season our generation
will be housed m the narrow channel
houses, where 1t is written, zone and all
shall sleep
Our little village has its business interests
aud its social charms busy people each
with hearts Astounding In friendship and
| good Will Tor all others; yet as the days OF
| business pleasure speed on the funeral bell
is tolled, the hoarSe with It's sombre shad.
ing passes by aud there is heard the sigh
OF a husband the sob OF the orphan. the
sisters wailing aud the swapping OF
mothers heartstrings, all passing down,
to the grave.
On tuesday evening, July a., 1890, one OF
the purest, noblcst and sweetest OF lives
ended. Mrs LIME Gale King wife OF Ear
X King, OF P,sgah passed quietly and
peacefully into the great beyond-that
beyond in which she had implicit hope and
longing She was born December 4th, 1860
and was thirty-six years, six months and
twenty seven days OF age Eight years ago
during the month Of April she contracted
cold and cough which resulted in that
dreaded and lingering disease consumption
which caused her death All that loving
hands could do was done but at 1910 o.
m OF July g. 1890, Tho pale angel boatman
entered the portals ola happy home and
came to row her Der deaths chilley tide,
aud to release waiting soul from ltslmortal
dust She was a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Gale. the former deceased. Mrs
Gale still living al Pisgah She was con
az attH t,fr A.
Church in 1888 at the carly age Of fourteen
at lisgah Of which she lived a faithful and
useful members to the time OF her death
her greatest delight was to be OF use in the
Masters service, IN the different depart
menis Of church work when ever her
health would admit beautiful singer. and
rendered Efficient service In the choir.
bui nowhere did her deep religious nature
manifest itself more beautifully than
through the long long months OF suffering
she was called TO endure To do the Mas.
ter viii had been source OF happiness 10
her, but when called TO suffer His will. her
submission was complete. Her work here
is ended the las, good bye Is said and the
heart that was so full Of love is still The
angels came and called her.
Another hand is beckoning us.
Another call Is given
And glows once more with angel steps
The path that leads 10 Heaven
on Thursday August 2 At 10 30 at the
Pisgah Church the funeral service were
conducted by Rev Wilson After the
services the remains were laid TO rest in
the Fairyiew cemctry The pail bearers
were Messrs Sanford Ryan. n. n. Guthrie.
| Coy Ralph Christopher, Willie and Bruce
| Gibson. She was married August as. Isoo.
| TO Iar X. King and TO this union only one
child was born, Hattie Avis aged thirteen.
A mother three sisters. a husband and
DAUGHTER are LETT TO mourn for spirit that
has winged us flight to the heavenly shore.
a face that is forever hid from human gaze
The light and JOY Of home are gone and
life TO US is not the same
Beautiful toiler thy work all done
Beautiful soul unto glory gone.
Beautiful life with It's crown now won
God giveth thee rest
As friend she was always willing to DO
all In her power 10 make others happy.
Gloom and dependency we're driven from
her presence 10y the power Of her words OF
cheer and the influence OF her genial spirit
rested like rays Of the sun on all hearts.
In her christian life there was not TO be
seen the brilliant glory OF an occasional
virtue. but the steady shining Ola beautl.
ful consultation OF virtue
II is sad TO part with our loved ones. but
we must remember all 6esh is mortal and
must return 10 God who gave IL. In some
tar of bright tomorrow we shall find them
waiting FOR us. We mourn her loss from
our midst; we keenly sympathize with the
mother sisters, husband and daughter. In
their deep distress and mourning. Human
sympathy can go with them to the tomb
but cannot so beyond, u can soften amc
ton bnt cannot comfort or heal the wound,
which death, the great destroyer has made
We feel sad 70 lose one so dear from ih,
church society and home There is
vacancy which can never be filed. bu
while we earthly friends cannot call hel
back. we can 90 O meet her where she is M
doubt claspiug hands with dear father who
has gone on before. on may we an s.,
live that some day we may clasp hands h.
that heavenly land where the sun neve
sets where flowers bloom continuously an,
the tree OF lie dreamy shadow ever fall
over our r4nsomed souls There is
vacant seat in the church. in the home ID
I society and who can fll her place, Whit
E she rs gone She leaves a sweet Christian
influence behind which can never die
How many souls she comforted. how man
weary hearts She has lifted heavonward b.
g her kind words and smiles God only knows
We shall meet again
How sweet the time will be
When Boo that happy land
Each Others face we see.
The dear ones that have gone
Well meet them over there
Around Che great white throne
y And Jesus viii be there
We shall meet again
Grieve not 40 parting here
When on ,bai shining strand
There bc no farewell tear
I, | Yes by and hJ we meet
Aud know each other there
}, To make Our loy complete
King Jesus will be there
,r Why does tho SUN burn2 WHY does