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January 9, 1902 THE LUTHERAN VISITOR 11 November 13,1901, at the home of the bride, by Rev. J. Q. Werle, Mr. Stokes C. Seckler and Miss Bertha Wallace, both of China Grove, N. C. November, 20, 1901, at the Loth- eran parsonage in China Grove, N. C , by Rev. J. Q. Wertz, Mr. John C. Templeton and Miss Barbary Demie Seckler. November 30, 1901, at the Lotfc- eran parsonage in China Grovo, N. C., by Rev. J. Q Wertz, Mr. James R. Klnttz and Miss Jennie Beaver. December 4, 1901, at the home of the bride, by Rev. J. Q. Wertz, Mr. G. William Wright and Miss Mary C. Beaver. December 24, 1901, at the home of the bride, by Rev. J. Q Wertz, Mr. James M. Earnhart and Miss Emma Safrit. December 24,1901, in St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran chnrch,China Grove, N. C., Mr. Walter E. Deal and Miss Jennette Pearl Boat, Rev. J. Q. Wertz officiating. December 25, 1901, at the home of the bride, by Rev. J. Q Werts, Mr. Colin F. Miller and Miss ^lara A. Walker, all of China Grove, N. C. December 25,1901, in St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran chnrch,China GrovesN.C., Mr. Joseph Vance Sut ton and Miss Anna Bell Eddleman. The former of Thomasville, N. C., and the latter of China Grove, N. C., Rev. J. Q. Wertz officiating. December 29, 1901, by Rev. J. Q Wertz, Mr. Jacob A. Boat and Miss Elizabeth Boger, both of China Grove, N C. * At the residence of the bride’s father, Mr. A. P. Shearouse, Mr. B. C. Nease and Miss Daisy A. Shearouse, both of Effingham county, Ga., Rev. T. W. Shealy < ffieiating. December 26, 1901, by Rev. V. Y. Boozer, at|the home of the bride, Mr. John A. Koon and Miss Fannie Misenheimer, daughter of Mr. John A. Misenheimer, all of Rowan county,tN. C. January 1, 1902, at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Minus, Lewiedale, S. C., Dr. James Cros- son of Leesville, S C , and Mrs Annie Yon of Lewiedale, S. C., Rev. Jas. D. Kinard officiating. January 2, 1902, at Staunton, Va , by Rev. A. D. R Hancher, Mr. James H. Lewis and Miss Locy Lee Brown. Vagaries of a Cold. You can never be quite sure where a cold is going to hit you. In the fall and winter it may settle in the bowels, pro ducing severe pain. Do not be alarmed nor torment yourself with fears of appenlicitis. At the first sign of a cramp take Perry Davis’ Painkiller in warm, sweetened water and relief comes at once. There is but one Pain killer. Perry Davis’. 25 and 60 cents. C&Mtktaxto. Died in Effininghamcounty, Ga., December 3, Mrs. Ella R Becking- er at the age of 32 years^S months and 26 days. In early life she ratified the baptismal vows made for her in infancy and lived a cun- isistent member of Bethel Evangel ical Lutheran churh. On the day following her death in presence of many sorrowing Relatives and friends her remains were buried in Bethel cemetery. May the God of all consolation comfort^tbe breaved ones. ^ T. W. S. The infant child of W. W. and Mamie Conoway of Zioji Lutheran congregation, Effingham county, Ga., departed this life December 3, 1901, being only a few months old. Those months were of in tense suffering to the little one, as it had never been well. The re mains Were laid to rest in Zion cemetery on the day following. May the Lord comfort the bereaved ones. N. D BOD1E. Mrs. Catharine Shatzer was born September 9, 1&25, and departed this life November 24, 1901, aged 76 years, 2 months and 15 days. She had been a^m^iber of the Lutheran church'ror several years, lu her afflictions she enj >yed the peace and consolations of the gos pel. Her pastor preached her funeral at Ridings Chapel Novem ber 26tb, from 2 Cor. 5:6, and laid her body to rest in the ceme tery at Middletown, Va. May the Lord help her friends left bn eurth so to live- that with them absence from the body will be presence with the Lord. J. W. SRTICKLER. Stephen City, Va. Died suddenly in Rowan county, N. C., Decmber 25,1901, Mr. Jacob Misenheimer, at the age of 62 years, 8 months, 26 days. From early life he had been a faithful and con sistent member of St. Paul s Luth eran church. He was an honest and peaceable citzen, a kind hus band and father, a bumble and un- assmuing Christian. “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord.” May the wife and children be com forted with the woHd and promises of the Lord. V. Y. B. Miss Sarah Bowery died at her home in Sullivan county, Tenn , December 13, 1901, aged 59 years. She wa* a member of Immanuel Lutheran church and died in the full hope of tv<*rlasMng life Shi was a great sufferer and now res's in peace. She wm buried from her church by her pastor May God bless andcomfortthe bereaved. S E 8TEFFSY. Died in Graniteville, S. C , De cember 18, 1901, Miss Marcilla F Stony, aged 23 years, 9 months and 18 days. She was a member of St. James Evangelical Lutheran church. Her remains were hid to rest in the Graniteville cemetery May. the good Lord sustain the bereft father, brothers and sisters in the honr of grief. J. d. s. After a brief illness with pneu monia Mrs. Elizabeth Peeler de parted this life December 28, 1901, aged 64 years, 6 months, 18 days. Mrs. Peeler bad long been a mem bar of St Paul's church, and altho’ she had had many trials and sad experiences, she never lost faith in her Savior. She lived with her son in-law Mr. Jacob Misenheimer who preceded her to the grave three days. Hence to that home the Christmas time brought sadness Two loved faces will be seen around the fireside no more. But the be reaved ones do not sorrow as those that have no hope. May the God of all comfort sustain them in this bereavement. V. \ r . B. Oa December 20, 1901, at 6 30 p. m., Dr L W. Coleman departed this life at his home near Rock well, Rowan county, N. C. He was sick only a few days, pneu monia being the cause of his death. Dr. Coleman was born in Warren county January 6, 1824, making the days of bis years upon earth 77 years, 11 months and 14 days. He was a good and faithful physi cian and bad always enjoyed a large practice and he will be greatly missed in the community. As a representative of public sentiment in his neighborhood, as a member of the board of county commission ers, as husband and father, as citizen and friend, as a physician and philanthropist, as a church- member and a Christian, he was faithful. He leaves a wife and one daughter, many friends and acquaintances, who mourn* his death. Funeral services were con ducted from the residence on Sun day aftemoon, December 22, by the writer, after which the remains were conveyed to the beantifnl cemetery at Rockwell, where they were temporarily interred. The very large congregation that at tended the fnneral and burial ser vices, regardless of the very cold weather, bore witness to the high esteem in which Dr. Littleton Wil liam Coleman was held by neigh bors and friends. He was a mem ber of St. Peter’s Lutberau church, in which communion he died. Peace to bis ashes. E W. LESLIE. On Jellies pre*erves and plcklea, spread a thin coating of PURE REFINED PARAFFINE Will keep them absolateljr moisture and acid proof. Pure liefined Paraffine Is also useful In a dozen other ways about the house. Full directions In each package. Hold everywhere. STANDARD OIL CO. Whereas God, in bis all wise providence, has recently called from the chnrch militant to the church triumphant Cora L. Lingle, a most faithful member of Chris tiana Missionary society; there fore belt resolved, 1. That it pains us to liave been called upen to give np one of onr most loved members, and that too while so yoang; yet knowing that our Heavenly Father doeth all things *ell, we bow in bumble submission to His will. 2. That we hereby pat on record onr hearty appreciation of her faithful services and pions Chris tian example. 3. That we cherish her precions memory and will endeavor to profit by her sweet, sunshiny dis position. 4. That a copy of these resolu tions be sent to the bereaved family and also to'The Lutheran Visitor. Mrs. J. B. Miller, Amy L Brown, Cora A. Brown, Committee. •‘CAPITA!. CITY BOUT*.” Shortest Line between ell principal cities North, Sonth, Best and West IN EFFECT DEC. 1st. 1001. NOBTHWAHD. Daily Dally no. ae no. m Lv Savannah, O. T., 11 SO pm 166 pm Lv Fairfax, 1 09 an 8 40 pm Lv Denmark, 1 60 am 4 97 pm Lv Columbia, E, T„ 410 am 7 06 pm Lv Camden, C 07 am ti OO pm LvCbcraw, 8 89 am B4bpm Ar Hamlet. 7.06 am 10 16 pm Local Atlanta to Clinton. 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