The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26
Miss Fannie Price.

entire community last Thursday,
when II was known that Miss Fan.
ME Price had passed to her heavenly
reward at half past ten the night he.
fore, having lived In Oregon for about
sixty years. Size was born In Luray
Virginia, August III, lsii. In $50,
when size was about u years Old, tile
family removed 10 oregon, Missouri,
where they have resided ever since,
except for about ten years, duiing
when time they lived ON farm a
few miles north Of Nen Point Dn
January ~, 1876, she united Win the
pfesU, terrain church at New Point,
under the preaching Of Rev. y. II.
Smith, and Wien the famil, returned
to Oregon Size placed Tier letter In tie
church here in 1853, and has remained
a member ever since.
Sine died, November L., lnlj, al
lo:JO y. IN aged : years, J months
and | day. On Tuesday afternoon,
November y, Size received stroke vi
paralysis, her right side U.lng entirely
paraly L.d. and size was unaUie TO
speak and only partly conscious
through the eight days VI her Illness
The funeral was held from the
Presbyterian church, FRIDAY, lnlh at
O'cIUck, conducted 10y the pastor,
Rev. 4. a. Clagett, Who WAS assisted
by two OF her former pastors, Rev. 4.
u. Roberts, Of New Point, and Rev.
J. NJ. Walton, Who came from Tren.
ton, Mo-, for the occasion. They all
united In tributes VI praise ~ the
beauty Of her christian character, her
iaithiuln.ss to her Lord, her devotion
to her family, and her unselt>l min
i,try 10 everyone whom size could lind
an opportunity 10 serve.
Tie music 10y the choir was beauti.
| fully iltling ~ the service, being Two
fayUfile songs, "RJcE oi Ages, 1T
l. Wen WItn Ny soul" and an an
anthem, AT E,entiie Tuete shall he
Light Tie casket and pulpit we're
adorned with wealth VI beautiful
flowers, sent by the various church
organizations Of which Size vas a
member and many loving friends.
| lnder the bright Afternoon sunshine
her body was.iaid to rest IN the fam.
| ily lot ~ Maple Grow. cemetery, there
to await the the Resurrection bay.
! Size leaves, to mourn her absence
from the body" but to rejoice in"her
/ presence with the Lord" a sister,
Miss Virginia Boo,an; two brothers,
Thomas l.. and George llampson,
q large number Of nieces and nepli.
e~s, and u host Of friends that can
he measured only by the number VI
her acpuaint anc-s.
Miss annie" ~ size VA, lovingly
called by ef!body, Vas u true CHRIS
tan woman. She was not only fAitn
ful In her attendance AT all tie ser.
wees Of the church, but found her
greatest Joy In Gods House, and In
communion with Ills people IN prayer
and songs OF praise, She Was aIways
IL her place IN the SUNDAY school aud
prayer meeting, a member and worker
IN the Missionary and AID societies.
Size Vas amiable and lovely In char.
actsr, bright and cheerful Ia dispoSi.
ton, unseliislI In her love and deyo.
ton, and willai possessed Of NEE y
humility that was but farther
adornment Of her life, and shed a
pleasant radiance around her where.
ever size went. Her influence viii In
felt a. long a. memory shall endure,
and her example will he an inspira'
ton TO everyone who knew her
"Hchlnd she hears times irrn gate ,'l,,,
iaiuily
III" II nov TAT frnm ih.m,
Iu she has reached the city ~ ti' >alutly,
THE New Jerusalem
| 4 vuirr II heard on earth ~ kin>fplk Ar,p'
In.
The lass ~ uu- they love,
hut she II gone WHERE the r,,i,,ni, Il aI,' keep
Ing
\ festival uboyr.
The mourn.fs throng the way aud from tli,
sterple
The funeral bells ring show
Hat IN III. golden streets the holy people
II Are passing Ia aud fro,
Aud saying ~ they meet Rejoice! another
II Long waited Tor In come,
The saviour's heart II glad, u loved disrip.
III Hath reached The Fathers home"