Phoenix tribune., 1923-03-31

and Mrs. McCarty came to Prescott
and identified themselves with the
Christian life of this community. At
a tender age, owing to the death of
her parents, she was left to the care
of her sister Maggie, herself but a
child.
Florence McCarty was converted
and baptised in 1916 and lived a faith
full member of the Baptist church, and
through her Christian efforts she as
sisted in the organization of Mt. Oh
i've Baptist church.
At her bedside at the parting hour
were her husband, her sister, and
dear friends who had, with loving
hearts and tender hands, ministered
to her in her hours of suffering To
her husband she committed the care
of her boy, Sterling, that he raise
him to be a good man and meet her
in heaven To her brother-in-law, Mr..
Sells, she committed the care of her
uSdi SiolOi' Will lhO hOpS thdt AO
become Christian, that he might
know the blessings which follow
those who serve the Lord.
81 have in my heart only love for
all, and i'll will toward none, and
am patiently awaiting the end"
blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord, for henceforth they rest
from their labors."
Resolution in Behalf Of Mt. olive
Baptist Church
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased AL
mighty God to take away our dear,
esteemed sister, Mrs. Florence Nc.
Carly, from our midst by death; who
has for many years occupied prom
inent rank in our midst, maintaining
under all circumstances a character
untarnished and reputation above
reproach;
RESOLVED: That in the death of
Mrs. McCarty we have sustained the
loss of a sister whose fellowship was
an honor and a pleasure to enjoy;
that we bear a willing testimony to
the bereaved family and the many
friends, to whom sorrow may bring
speedy relief to their burdened
hearts through faith in God, given
even in the shadow OF the tomb; and
THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER
RESOLVED That a copy of these
resolutions be presented to the Phoe-
nix Tribune, Phoenix, Arizona, and
to the Watchman's Lantern, Musko
gee Oklahoma.
A. T. WHITE, Clerk
E. M. FOLDS, Deacon.
]. L. WALLACE, Deacon.
Gard of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
for their beautiful floral offerings
and the many restless nights spent
with my dear wife and sister. Oul
loss is heavens gain.
LEANDER A. MCCARTHY
MAGGIE CLARK SELLS
ALBERT LEE SELLS.
Baptist Church Vacant
Rev. and Mrs. Smith left the Mt
Olive church against the will of many
!; of the staunch members. Rev. Smith
leaves to take a larger charge In
Texas. The church paid them all that
they owed and gave them several nice
presents before they left Rev. Smith
was man that made things go, and
has pastored in large churches, and is
now in larger field. We are always
sorry to see good men go away, and
the church especially is sorry to see
him leave, however, We hope splen
did pastor will be called and the
church take new life and go on to
success.
The reporter had an occasion re.
Gently to call at the Mason home, and
found it a beautiful, cozy spot, with
everything attractive. Mr.. and Mrs
Dixon Mason are both splendid young
people, and we are glad to see him
getting along so nicely and looking
so much better since taking home
treatment. 1t is hoped that he will
soon have perfect health. News re-
ceived from Mrs. Hall, mother of Mrs.
Mason, is that she and Mr. Hall are
getting along nicely and enjoying
good health.
i One of the most elaborate affairs of
the season was the birthday party
given in honor of Mr.. s. Doss at the
residence of Mrs. E. B. Conner, 141
N. Granite street Mr.. Doss, who is
an excellent chef and caterer, had
charge of the arrangements, assisted
by Mrs. E. B. Conner and Mrs. A. B.
Neville and everything was served
Eastern style. Following is the
menu! Bass Island grape wine, chick
en- salad, hot Parker House Rolls,