The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-04-28

ssBanks of Calhoun county, Maj.
"a. Levi Hon. J. Il. Lesesne,
aDr. W. NJ. Brockinton, Hon. R.
I'D. White, Hon. R. S. Des-
sChamps, Hon. W. M. Rush and
8 sMessrs. R. II. Davis, W, NJ.
@Plowden and Aaron Weinberg.
q The active pail bearers were
aMessrs. Joseph w. Rigby, Louis
aLevi, r. J. Alderman, J. e. Rig
Sby, W. T. Lesesne, J, McD Nc
E. S. Erwin and T. F.
sCofey.
& The floral tributes were large
land beautiful, coming from the
ASenate, the Shriners, st. Peters
6iodge of Masons the Eastern
Sstar, the Woodman Of the World
land the Knights Of Pythias, le'
asides many personal floral trib-
@utes from numerous friends in
Sand out of Manning who were
1.-THE Senators admirers and want
aed to give outward expression
sof their esteem, and this closed
sthe chapter concerning the earth
aly things of Louis Applet: when
shis mortal remains were covered
3 with flowers, but his works and
Sgood deeds were not buried and
ahis influence will be impressed
supon coming generations.
q Mr.. McCord's remarks at the
agrave were as follows:
q We are here under this sad
Adispensation of Gods providence
Ito pay our last tribute of respect
Nand esteem to the memory of our
sadeparted friend and loved one.
4 His life was one of marked ac-
stivity from his young manhood
auntlI the time he heard the Mas
Hter's call. During this active
acareer he met with many dificul
aties but onward and upward he
8 pressed his way to a place of
Sprominence and usefulness in
ibis State.
s Today his loss is mourned by,
aa large circle of devoted and ad.
amiring friends throughout the
Estate. He will be greatly missed
q not alone in his home and town
abut in his county and State as
Hwell.
3 Time will not permit to sum
Cup the fruits of his labor, but
smay we mention briefly some OF
athe traits Of his life and charac.
gter which stand out with prom
Slnence.
4 HIS life was. marked by his DE-
svotion to duty; wherever duty
s!called he was ready to 60, what
Sever task duty laid upon him he
stried to perform. and though
athe pathway of duty be strewn
with apparently unsurmountable
Aobstacles and difficulties he turn:
ged not aside.
Gle was always friend to the
afriendless and needy. Ifa friend,
Va devoted friend, a friend indeed.
q There are those today who are
truly grateful for the assistance
Che has rendered IN time of need,
aand who shall treasure his name
ain their hearts as precious
amemory.
q He was a true, loving and de.
Avoted husband and father, it vas
ahis chief delight to provide for
athe comfort and happiness Of
Shis family. His wife and chill.
sdren were the objects of his
alove and fondest devotion.
! And now to his. many who
Sstand around this open grave,
Smay I repeat for your comfort
sand Joy almost his last con
sscious words which he spoke tc]
ahis daughter: Your Savior is
10y Savior. I am trusting ia
Him, have no, fear" These
Aare the precious word S
3 which fell from his lips. HeI
sdied trusting in the Savior;
S'sNeither is there salvation in
gany other, for there is none 9th.
Ter name under heaven given
Samong men, whereby we must
abe saved" Thank COD for such
Ia Savior, so merciful. so loving,
aso forgiving, who when we &C.
@cept Him, says to US, with re-
@gard to the past. "Thy sins be
aforgiven thee, go and sin no
amore."
4 When life was fast ebbing out|
Sand he was no more able tel
SSpeak. he pointed to his lOvedI