The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-05-21
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all ,thatq isrtmertalr of the South efd's
most gifted divine now q~uiftlyi Peeps
beneath. the somber cedars and a feper'
strrew I'M mound in Gffeseiniwoood cemetES.
III NteSS9eff Before In ppEfesq hhistbtfyao If thsacap-
'Nal cNy,6r ths enthusiastically hasfhere
been suchta a. manifestation bfs unifErsal
sorrow. as that shown, during thekN9bse-
quics over the stilledl n remains es ldt:this
most, beloved c~hurohmap,, STATESMAN,
orator. educator and publicist, whdssS un-
timely death has plunged 'hatioEinto
mourning, and whose passing "a Th3 de-
prizes his schGfcAl dfliaslsndatest esader.
hess shahoS Nsao nsepts Rss9AAbled
at the chuHeh, and shf .~csmRaaattssrN, Altman
nsrl Of f. business t ARalY HID the fits was
suspended sEd e:dh,dd dying s,' ths d5fH .gAgyalo hot 9s the
State, Federal, county and muniffEss1 de-
partmcnts ' 81 gove efhhhtes 10 da1bbsed ,9SSburts
suspended theirr 'shttingsS and claAhssexer-
cises il 1ssiaalf 1eadueatfoAsf 4nstifutionfswe
Feandefied during the day; while thetcom-
mon,sealrh hewsds ineHeyslrantp tfihnte to
its most beloved 44 fs' 3D.: and iIddiiaAtii ng g}.i 81 citi'
Af In Y% annoantti hlg Gle the 81 oard issif9 IL exfscises,
Mr.. Mural arffa ffeeSSlihaggly aliideH to t5Asman-
ner in which Bishop Galloway hadPassed
a away 1ffe +dte9seribaed the all-nightss vigil
| at the bedside, the. lswAet, serene n
peacefdl look his fncea Assumed esf day
| light approached and urged the Ffeiends
| ana l6ved ofeS of the tteadidisine Not to
tsstbsea kqof him as dead, FOR t1ioseIwGRlserve
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How. ara, the mighfttyy' ffaiisa." SLf
Bishop Hendrix drew a striking comt
paris6nS Bet wNeaen Prince Jonathaprref the
House of David and prince CharAe es
i Bishop Galloway was, saffscaaASssa1
known in the College of Bishops,-sayans
that he would speak on only two of his
many great tq1puaaliftfiessslL ar efhowned' leader
and a. passionate lover Of men-fm these
" were. his leading characteristics. 1t. was
as a mighty leader that his church knew
him best. He was wonderfully efficient 81 { ~;
asga pastor, brilliant as an editor, N l.
nent as a bishop and wonderful as an
florator, whose voice. was heard man the
land, inspiring men to better hsesi'ard
nobler action. 1t Wac as a lover, intense,
loval and devoted, that be was known
to thousands of friends: gu. ERIC
Bishop Hendrix spoke at some length
o. the rare beauty of Bishop Galloway's
personai character, of the love Tor his
fellowmen with which his heart expand
ed. He was a great lover, not in hs
family alone, but his low was as broad
as the universe, full of the deepest ten
derness and love for mankind. No one
can be a great lover Of others who loves
himself. Bishop Galloway had a low
like unto that of Jonathan, which he
poured out lavishly, and we are lonely
and broken-hearted today because ne
loved us SO. >'i-t- i"'H '9F
+ Bishop Hendricks closing remark:
brought tears to every eye in the, congre
cation, and when, heI closed by saying
that "There is. but one place for a grea'
soul like this, and that is in the arm
of God" the scene in the church wa
deeply affecting. r. n. as '"' $3.50"
r.. * Bishop Gambler, Overcome.
Bishop Gambler was SO overcome BY M
personal grief that he could not hne
words to speak the funeral grafton tina
y was In his heart. He said that, he Eel
more as a mourner than one called t.
: speak at a funeral, and was unequal t.
1.-The task. His tribute was brief but eic
! quent, dealing with Bishop Galloway
life! ~@s2t'@'~ ~" - =
|. Pastor, editor, educator, missioner,
and statesman, and he compared tn
dead divine to David, for he was Away
: nasnanirnoauis to those who opposed hin
IHis-picture of Bishop Galloway wa
graphic and accurate. He spoke OF hi
: wide .~.s4napathies. of his graces- Of pei