The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27
\ MEMORY OF MRS. ). A.
QrAITE.

A life OF rare christian devotion
was crowned with a triumphant
passage from earth when on the
18th OF November. 1915. Mrs. S. A.
onaite. beloved wife of s. A. Quaite.
who preceded her TO the home OF
the just, went home 10 be with
God whom she had served with
fidelity and zeal, and her soul Is
now housed in heaven with loved
ones gone before Without fulsome
eulogy. it is bur truth to say that
Mrs. Quaite's religion was of that
sort and type which finds its springs
Ia a deep prayer-life and its express
sions In the practical things of every
day life Her faith was strong and
her courage indomnitable; this was
we'll known BY those who were close
to her during the years OF her active
life. As loving and an affection
ate wife, devoted mether who gave
her life for her children, it was
specially manifest when in her last
Illness she was called upon to pass
days and nights OF intense suffer-
ing. though no word OF complaint
came from her lips.
Her long habit of Bible reading
provided her with an inexhaustible
supply OF passages of Gods truth
upon which she leaned in confidence,
while her habit of prayer followed
her 10 the last hour.
What a blessed privilege 10 hold
sweet communion with the Father.
Yes, prayer is the christians vital
breath, his watch word at the gate
Of death, he enters heavenly prayer.
This readiness to hear the call OF her
Savior was the outcome OF having
walked close 10 Him while she lived.
Aunt pnss. as she was Familiarity
known By her old neighbors and
friends. was loved BY all. her lovely
disposition and kind words drew
around her both young aud old. for
there was always sunshine in her
soul from which kind greetings
and cheerful words flowed She
loved her home and the associations
OF her home life. because of the
pleasant surroundings and the kind
Is ministrations Of her daughter,
Mrs Annie McCue, and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Fannie Mccue. with whom
she lived, who so lovingly minister
cd to her every want. Too much
cannot be said in honor and praise
OF these lovely characters that We're
50 devoted 10 an aged mother and
grandmother The same can be said
Of her other children and grand
children.
Mrs s. A. Quaite was born In
Christian county. Kentucky. Decem-
bcr 18TH. 1886 Came 10 Texas in
1858 with her brother. Alex Farrar.
who settled near Waxahachie. Ellis
county Mrs Quaite was married
20 Capt S. A. Quaite in 1865. To
this union eight children were
born. three having died in infancy
and one Angus Qualte. died several
years ago. leaving wife and three
boss 70 mourn his loss Two sons
and two daughters survive her
They are 4 II and Il S. Quafie.
srs Annie Nccue. and Mrs J. w
sawyer She leaves one sister. Ars.
Mary Addison of Fort Worth. These
were an AZ her bedside when death
came which occurred On the morn
nag ~ November nth. 1915.
Now dear children vour mother
Is "a rest la the home of the blessed
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