The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, January 23, 1902, Image 11
TOE LUTHERAN VISITOR
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Jwa&ry 23, 1902
fmaneiaocs.
January 15, 1902, at the home
of the bride’s parents, Mr. Lafay
ette Salters of Langley, S. C., and
Miss Nettie P. Owens of Uranite-
ville, S C., Rev. J. D. Shealy
officiating.
January 16, 1902, at the home
of the bride’s parents, by Rev.
J. K. E8rd, Mr. J. C. Epting and
Miss Annie Riser, all of Lexing
ton county, S. C.
December 24, 1901, by Rev (ieo.
A Riser, at the home of the bride’s
grandparents, Mt. Sidney, Va., Mr.
Minor Ctaun and Miss Lula Wil
barger, both of Augusta county,
Va.
December 19, 1901, by Rev. W.
P. Buddie, at the parsonage, Madi-
boi, Va., Mr. W. Edgar May and
Miss Mary Catherine Tanner, both
of Madison county, Va.
January 16, 1902, by Rev W. P.
Huddle, at the residence of Mr.
James O. Clore, Mr. J. Walter
Kite of Portsmouth, N. H , and
Miss Eva C Clore of Madison
county, Va.
December 25, 1901, at the home
of the bride’s father, Mr. M. M.
Metts, Cameron, S. C., Mr. ('has.
F. McCoy and Miss Maggie Metts,
Rev. tl. A. McCullough (Siciatirg.
This deservedly popular couple left
immediately after their marriage
for a visit to the Charleston Expo
sition. H. A. M
(Obituaries.
Elizabeth Amick, daughter of
Gasper Amick, died at the home of
Henry Taylor, on January 6. 1902,
at the supposed age of 87 years.
She was a member of Sc. Peter’s
(Piney Woods) church for many
years. In the aosence of her pas
tor the funeral was conducted by
Rev. J. K. fefird of Little Moun
tain, S. C. She leaves a sister and
other relatives and friends to mourn
for her. J. K. E
James Lloyd Crabtree was killed
December 17, 1901, in a runaway
by a horse near Selwood, S C*,
while returning from Colombia
where he had accompanied bis wife
who took the train there to visit
his aged parents in Tennessee. He
was in his 32nd year He came to
South Carolina in 1893, and Octo
ber 24, 1894, was happily married
to Miss Carrie Chesterfield Yonngi
ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Younginer, and who is left
to mourn his death with two ehil
dren—a daughter aud a son. His
remains were sent to the home of
his parents in Greene county.
Tenn., for interment. He was kind
and generons hearted in disposi
tio-i, and bad won many friends in
his new home. May God bless the
widow in her sorrow and take the
dear children in the arms of His
everlasting protection. ,
A Friend.
Miss Mary Dunaphin died in
Augusta county, Va.,nu D cember
24, 1901, aged about 83 yiars. The
funeral service was eoiidiieted by
the writer in Salem church on De
cember 25th. Geo. A Riser
Stephen Tobler was boru in
Wyfhe was bom in Wytho county,
Va., August 1 L842, aud died Jan
nary 7, 1902 He was married to
Lucinda Huddle on October 17,
1867, and to Mary S Foglesong,
his second wife,- October 5, 18G9
To this last union were born eleven
children, all of whom are living
He joined the Evangelical Lutheran
church at K'mberlin while quite
young. A night or two before he
died he called the members of his
family together and talked very
beautifully to them. He requested
his favorite hymn, “Nearer, my
God, to Thee,” to be snug at his
funeral His request was complied
with. The funeral services were
conducted in Kiuiberlin church in
the presence of a large congrega
tion. We extend our sympathy
to the entire family. May God
guide the widow and through her
the children. 1). 8. F.
Adam T. Horine passed from
time into eternity on November 30,
1901, in his 67th year, at his home
in Highland Park, Teun. He was
bom and reared near Middletown,
Md., aud united with the Lutheran
church in early youth at Mt. Tabor,
Md , aud was always faithful to
his vows, although through force
of circnmsiauces he was compelled
to wor-hip at other churches than
that of his early taiih. He w»s au
industrious, upright, houe t msu,
aud always ru sympa hy wiih the
less fortunate than him-eif A
kind father and hu^bind, he was
held in high esteem by bis friends
and those who knew him best. His
devoid wife, nee Deborah T.
Smeltzrr, two sons aud two daugh
ters, were lefr to mourn for
him. The state history ot Tennes
see iu a sketch of his life pays a
deserved tribute to him as the pio
neer horticulturist ot We.'teruTen-
nessee, and was instrumental in
directing public attention to a.liue
of work which is now a profitable
industry. Two years ago he was
stricken with piralysi-*, and was
patient and resigned to his suffer
ing until relieved by death. The
deceased was a brother of Rev.
M. C. Horine of Rasding, Pa , aud
also had several other near rela
tives iu the Lutheran ministry,
among them being one iu the Uni
ted Synod, Rav J. W. IJorine, a
nephew, Charleston, 8. C. His
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. Hawk of tbe Methodist
Church, assisted by Rev. Dr. New
comb aud Rev Caldwell. His re
mains quietly repose in beiutiful
Oak Hill cemetery wM-r ■ the
caressing shadows of thu Lookout
mountains throw their protecting
mantle over slumbering hos‘s •;
its feet How earnestly w-awHit,
tbe reunion beyond ttre pearly t Of
tals, where all doubt and mystery
shall be revealed by th** key of
divine love.
Geo Henry Peeler of Union Lu
theran congregation, Rowan coun
ty, N. C.. died January 5, 1902, at
the age of 82 years, 2 mouths aud 13
days. Ha was twice married, and
leaves a widow and one son, a
daughter havingpreceded the lather
to the grave. Father Peeler reaehed
a good ripe old age, but at last
death claimed him as its own. After
a short funeral service by the pas.
tor, his body was laid to rest in the
graveyard nearby the church.
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Mrs. Sallie llaukla was born
March 15 1820, and died January
6, 1902 At about the age of nine-
iet.u or twenty she became a mem
ber of a catechetical class under
tbe care of old father, R-v Jacob
Scherer. Shortly afterward she
united with St. Paul’s Evangelical
Lutheran church, Wythe county,
Va . by confirmation, aud remained
faithful to duty until death. She
was twice married, first to William
Buchauan by whom she became
tbe mother of a son and daughter;
second, to Walter Haukla. All of
these have passed before her to
the spirit world. The funeral ser
vices were conducted} in the pres
ence of a large and sympathizing
audience at ber late residence, alter
which her remains were laid to
rest iu the Buchanan family ceme-
t< ry on the farm. D. 8. F.
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