Evening star., 1947-01-27
Memorial to 7 TheodoreW Moves
Service at St. Thomas Pays Tribute
To the tute Editor of The Stur

SefvlCe ot 81. lnOmQS rays IIDute ~
To the tote Editor Of The Stor
service in memory of Theodore Williams Noyes
Star from 1908 until his death last July held at ST. Thomas
Eighteenth Church streets yesterday morning Mr.
Noyes vesryman than SO
with the playing of Henry
Adrich oganst and the
Anglican Chant" by the vested choir Other
Festive Garfield Swift grandson
n-law of Mr. Noyes sang The Lords Prayer
Timothy have fought good fight
Noyes McKelway Mr. Moves
editor of The Star, spoke as follows:
other of respect natural love-
"In that blessed by
happy life that his life touched by the
Immortality which proongs it in the hearts and minds OF
other men long after he S gone.
appropriate this church. which he helped to
regularly and which he served ves
than half century, this seth anniversary OF h birth
qualities which
nodded his qualities which stand the symbol OF the
of the respect and love OF his
fellow
Moves
kindness exemped neghbors 1t
superficial courtesy sometimes of
hj, f fe nd of Iiyino IN bic cnocitx ss edtor IBIS
philosophy foearance the harsh criticism
his criticism in desiened to persuade others to his point of
might attack those whose
thought His
tolerance courtesy.
Vas a o. Judicial Temperament.
HE No with complaint found in him
things
making decision satisfactory its
@ dtd otioner " Of T the law and he ~ would have made
ediorship of daily
paper evident In
a v bndreds o men and women there are inevitable mistakes
commission of offensive to Others 1t
but when convinced of to
expedent to do but matter
ordinary justice and common honesty.
respect him influence
Rt he was thophtfv discriminating it's exercise He regarded
the power that such placed public
something available personal His clear conception OF
responsibility placed sefmposed restraint upon him and
he to in
aeic restraint turn added strength to his expressions
onp public affairs
HE was wise man-wise in his choice between the things
that of those that discarded
trivial or nconeouenta He was wise in his willingness to deliberate
to weigh conclusions before giving them waiting be
He was wise in his belief that friends and supporters Of are
when they have been
by convincing argument rather than by the pressure OF threat d
cue superior strength
brought a undertakings consistency of
patience pursuit believed would benefit
his community and his fellow citizens
o Episcopal Foundation.
his he become the surviving member of'the
Episcopal Foundation member of that he
the vision the edce which through the
taking majestic the heights of St. Alban.
after the 50 anniversary of the first meet
of the Public Library The minutes
of the
public OF this CITY,
Thus his service to that great public president
span century, service rendered after he had
winning others to his in establishing it.
native of this city and he had the natives pride in its
development muddy streets and the amshacke
buildings of vllageaughng stock OF
the civilized Capta-repaced
hundreds OF acres
O. public parks
He he force in persuading
his they merely the physical
important to him. the people who
cthe people, he wrote young man. who const
Washington distinguished from the material shell
houses and envrons them -
The Measurement of
their happiness and their welfare
public health and full enjoyment OF the
that devoted life full of useful
Many distinguished Roman lawyer and scholar
words the measurement OF good man.
is still so fresh in the hearts and
of mis- friends:
his enemies regousy just ndefatigaby
discharges all his duties with constancy and
gruity of actions
"A great a good right is divinity
n
pleasures modest reserved it be some
whether heaven heaven to him.
influenced God himself and has kind OF
divinity within him."
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