The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-06

| ~''s NS's ASSS', usl'l VI tHS
Presbyterian Chur \ Of Arvada had
charge of the services Yssistcd by
Rev. Hoover Pastor Of the NJ. +.
church of Arvada. The l.. o. r. Nj.
having charge of the services at the
grave. The pail bearers were six
girls Of the Arvada telephone office.
Go!dic Thomas, Ruth West, Mary
Bacher, Margaret Rogers, Maudc
Wingert and Beatrice Polman.
Blanche Belle Kalcr Zachrison
was born at Oakley, Kansas, Sept.
24th, 1899, and departed this life
at Denver, Colorado, June 20, 1929,
age % years, . months and days.
Her parents removed to Arvada
the year of her birth, and there she
grew to womanhood. The years of
her girlhood in the home, the school,
the Sunday school and church, were
spent MS normal girls spend them,
but to her loved ones they were re-
plete with loving ways, kind deeds,
| cheerfulness and characteristics that
leave in broken hearts sacred ard
loving memories. For three years
she was in the Arvada Telephone
Exchange, and worked there until
the time of ker marriage. On Mny
20, 1921, she was united in the
bonds of holy matrimony to Mr..
Alvin Zacbrison, and went with her
husband TO live in Bailey. Colo,
where they were in charge of the
Telephone exchange in that place.
Their joy in their new home and in
each other wns full. and life seemed
10 offer them nothing but PLEASANT
ness and peace. And then at the
close of one short year of such
happiness illness came, and after
eight weeks and two days death
entered.
When twelve or thirteen years of
age. .yhe. was received az n probation
er into : the MotN Nodst Episcopal
Church Of Arvndn. and the last ra-
tional moments confirmed the faith
Of her tender years. Her father in
the last conversation he Ind with
her snid. "You love Jesus, don't
ycu?" and she assured him cmphati-
cally that she did. Then he said.
"You are trusting Him, aren't your"
and she replied, eyes. papa, l am
trusting Jesus" We cannot but
wonder at the providence Of God in
removing one so young with all Of
life before her, but shall We deny
her Savior. who loved her mud
bought her with His precious blood,
the pleasure of her presence? If
as He walks in His garden Of rosc7
here bclow, He chooses to transplant
her to the Celestial Garden where
she shall bloom in bcnuty here i'm
pussiblc, shall we say to Him, nny?.
She leaves to mourn her sad de-
parturc, her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. kalcr of Arvadn,
onc sister. Mrs. Flora WcWhortor of
arvada and four brothers, Arthur of
Broonficld, Colo, Frank Of Denver,
Elmer Of Santa Cruz, Calf, and
Ernest of San Diego, Calf. We cx-
tend TO them, and - her husbands
parents, to whom shc was as dear ns
nm own daughter, and to other rcla-
'ivcs and friends our sinccrcst sym
pathy, and we commend them TO
that dear Savior who came TO heal
the brokcnhcartcd, and who knows
how TO pour into their wolrdcd
hearts the oil Of His own comfort
and the wine OF His consolation.
She's gone to rest:
Her dust soon slccpcth in the tomb,
Her newborn spirit findcth room
Within the peaceful gntcs Of heaven,
No more by sorrows tcmpes,g dr'Y-
On,
Yes, now. upon the Snyior't breast,
Our siatcr'f gone 10 rest, sweet rest.
She's gone TO rest:
She knew the peace Of sins forgiven
And even on earth n little heaven
Oft chccred her why. And yet her
heart
OF pain md sorrow fArc its part.
Eut now In Heaven, among the
blcst,
Our sistcr'g gone to rest, sweet rest.
She's gone TO rest:
| And who can speak the rest above.
Where all 10 Joy md ponc" and love?
Where spirits know no sin nor
shame,
But hpmbly praise the precious
name
OF Gods dear Lamb. Iiis will
best