The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-11
OAK RIDGE

On last Wednesday afternoon jus
as the clock was tolling between tn
hours Of five and six o'clock, the dealt
reaper entered the home Of Mr.. Hun
ter Myers and called his loving wife
Mrs. Jonie Myers, TO come higher.
JONES stay on earth was short, onl,
seventeen short years, but she rep
rdsented the highest type Of woman
hood, and was loved by all who knew
her. But now her chair is vacant
fher tender voice Is heard no more. Hel
father with higher power has ,calles
ther to cross over the Misty sea o.
Ideath, to welcome her friends and rel
fatiyes, to that beautiful home not
made with hands.
When Jonie was called to come t.
her home high up in heaven, she was
found ready to obey the summons
and join a port called heaven, where
There is no more trials and troubles tC
enter her soul. Where there is no
more sad partings, and where good.
byes are never spoken.
Her companion, relatives and
friends will think Of her now as an
angel, and not as Jonie in her kind
and loving disposition.
Mrs. Myers was remembered before
her marriage to Mr.. Hunter Myers,
as Miss Jonie Brown. Her home was
in the Flint Hill neighborhood, where
she had many friends. She was a stud
ent at Caledonia High School until
her marriage, in the fall of 1921. We
all loved jamie, as schoolmate, and as
faithful friend, she wore a smile for
every one whom she met, and in her
loving disposition gained many
friends.
She leaves a husband, a tiny in
FAINT, mother, father and three sis
tiers, and two brothers to mourn her
death, besides large circle of friends,
and other relatives whom are grieyed
in this sad hour.
Husband, mother, father, brothers,
and sisters, we beg of you not to
grieve for ionic for she is with her
dear savior, where she viii have no
more pains, or sorrow.
And to you friends, we will say
grieve not for your dear associate.
We do not call this farewell, but
only goodbye till we meet again
in Heaven, where there is no more
sad parting. Relatives and friends,
let US all prepare ourselves to meet
her in Heaven, where all will be happy
around the great white throne Of
God.
She will not only be missed in the |
community where she lived, but from
he church and Sunday school where
he was faithful attendant. She is
Sflown by many, and all who knew
Ter, has always known her to live q
rue and honorable life.
She was sick only few days, suf-
ering from a complication of diseas.
IS, and her decline to the end was
apidly, few knew that her condition
vas SO serious, and the announce
aent Of her death brought genuine
oirow to many hearts, i
On Wednesday afternoon her rel
tiyes and friends gathered around /
er bedside to see their loving one
reathe her last, then her soul was
'afted to that golden shore, where
en- deceased relatives and friends will
rect her.
On last Thursday afternoon, she
'as tenderly laid to rest in family ,
urying ground, at the Egger Gene
Try, where she will sweetly rest I'M I
! the resurrection day. {
The funeral service was conducted I
Y Elder 0. F. Egger and Rev. Mr.
ay, of Caledonia. The floral Offer i
ig were many and beautiful. n
We wish to extend our deenest A
eartfelt sympathy to the husband, j
nd family in their sad hour of this
Mrs. Lou Ollie Sullivan and little \
m, and Mrs. Alice OFT, spent Thurs.
" with Mrs. Minnie Marshell. q
Miss Delphia Andrews spent Fri
" afternoon, with Mrs. Laura d
aughn and daughter. G
Mrs. Minnie Marshell and little son,
lrl, spent Thursday night with Mr.. 4
1t was very kind Of you, Daisy" to n
Y what you did about Tempest"
IAN assure you / certainly appreciat- t.
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