The Holly chieftain., 1910-02-25
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE
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Villism Evsre,t BuckIsr ~ss born At Linn
Ceu'al. Missouri, October "a. 1892 and pas
I'd to his loag home February II. 1910 a
II yesrs, moaths n days. He moved with
his pareats to Prowss county Colorado in 1895.
There the family lived t,selse yesn. Everest
had hest Of warm friends who will be sadIy
srieved to learn of his sudden death. He took
real. true. interest in hi. school life. sAd YVES
beloved BY his teachers and fellow Students
he loved ell that peuained to education and
iron child had always taken his creates. inter
est in books In this same place where he
spent SO many hours Of study. on things tenn
poral. he also doomed it fitting and uecesssry
to prepare himself Tor the lie to come In
l8lS he united with the Methodis. Episcopal
church, Ito was deeply interested in the word
at God and made il a careful study.
Everett with his father. mother and younger
brother and sister, GAME to Long Beach his
las' home on earth, in January. 1910. He
msrveled at the beauties Of nature on every
hand. along the way from Colorado to Cali
tornia. Ia Long Beach he entered the High
school ami was n'e,nbcr Of the Junior class
l.ittls more Than a wsek ago he compiaired Of
hs head paining him severly bu, paid slight
attention 10 it at FIRST. Soon. however, he was
obliged to take to his bed. Dr.. Waterman, DR..
Rogers and other able physicians were called.
The brain WAS badly affected and ell that ex-
perienced doctors and nurse could do we're to
no avail. DR.. Miller. the boys grandfather.
was by his bedside until The end. Although
the family had been here such u very short
time. their kindly manner. had won the esteem
OF whom the, came in contact. Everett was
young man Of noble principles. exemplary habits
and kindness that endeared him in the hearts
Of eli.
The funeral services were held in the Bu,-
nett Baptist church the Rev, Dixon oEoiating.
The little church was beautifully decorated in
pure white lilies. vioe,s and carnations. Several
aoral pieces were in evidence and the sacket
was covered with protusion Of fragrant blossoms
Six young men selected from the high school
class Of the deceased acted us pail bearers.
Mr.. Cleveland had charge Of tho obsequ;es.
Rev. Dixon spoke words oi comfort and cheer
to the beresved ones. He reed the nine,ieth
psalm. which has 10 deal with the morality Of
man. Tie eslled attention to the suferngs Of
mankind which though they seem severe and
hard to bear, are as nothing compared with
the suGerings Of the Saviour who died that
man might live again. Mrs. Quincy. Mrs. Freeze
and Mr. Freeze furnished appropriate music.
with much feeling and tenderness, ln,erment
was hsu IN otRnai tlll cemetery. NO more
beautiful spe, could have been chosen A large
oonoourse Of syrnps,hsina frienda. followed the
deceased to his last resting place. Aside from
the father and mother who will be left to
mourn, M. and Mrs. Miller. grandparents.
Mrs. Frazce. aunt. who resides in Long
Beach. Cecil brother aged 10 years. Mabel a
sister aged 8 years and . sister. Mrs. Kirk in
Granada, Gallo. who will be severly shocked
at the sudden news. and who was very proud
Of and devoted to her brother.
The family have tho heartfelt sympathy Of
every ono in this their time Of sorrow God has
given and God has taken. Blessed are they
that die in the Lord.