IN memoriam
Mrs. Emma Tate
The journey o>f life lies along
the dark valley of the shadow of
death. There is no spot on its
pilgrimage where his presence is
unknown. There is no family over
whose hearthstone his sombre I
shadow does not i'adl There is
always somewhere some eye that
is weeping, some heart that is
bleeding, some home whose light
is extinguished and whose altars
are draped in the testimonals of
sorrow.
Death is no respecter of persons.
He visits alike the rich and the
poor, the great and the small, the
illustrious statesman and the most
obscure citizen. He crosses the
threshold of the palace, and sum
mons those of royal birth, and in
the same like manner he enters
the door of the hovel and garners
the inmates there. Do not be
alarmed, it is only the Divine plan
of the Father of us all who sum
mons His children home. It was
Wednesday evening. May 11. 1949. '
when all that was mortal of Mrs !
Emma Tate passed from this earth- 1
Iv home to a haven of eternal rest, j
DICKEY
THEATRE
Murphy, N. C.
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Mrs. Tate was born May 30
' 1865, living to the age of mon
I than four score years. She wai
married in Juno. 1890, to the Rev
i Ahel Tate, who preceded her tc
I the grave.
She possesed those sterling
qualities that made her intelligent
| and even though she was unletter
ed she was not unlearned. She
was very industrious and when it
became her lot to share with her
brother the responsibility of rear
ing his children who were left
motherless, she spared no pains
in providing for them, instilling4in
them the true principles of nobil
ity and untarnished womanhood.
Mis Tate admired those ideals
that were elevating and was frank
in her expressions toward that end
She was. until she became disabl
ed. a constant church attendant
giving liberally of her limited
means Twas but a year ago she
was more faithful in attending a
revival ni-lht and early morning
than main who were younger and
far more able than she. to attend
In the la-' days of her illness she
seemed to ave lived in a spiritual
world, and her inner self saw only
the beautiful. She would remark
How beautiful everything seems,
and everybody has been ?*) good"
She had relinquished her hold on
anything earthly and all was
ethereal Like the plant that
ceases at a certain stage to draw
substance from the soil, but de
pends upon pollination for nur
ture she too ceased to accept the
curative elements of a physical
world and was nurtured by the
Holy Spirit and fell peacefully to
sleep.
Trul> we sliall have her with
js no more, but let us be consoled
vith this thought, that she has
>assed the quivering bars of the i
.unset, her plumed spirit has
'loated thru the translucent seas
>f ruby. opal, and amethyst, she
ias passed the glittering splendors
ind burnished systems that flash
rom the jeweled arch of the mid- 1
>it*ht. passed from death unto life. |
rom great trials and tribulations
into perfect rest, and has joined '
>eyond the golden bars her loved
ind lost, and is chanting upon a
[olden harp the sweet refrain of
riumph She is wearing by the
rvstal river the victor's crown of
ife.
Elma Dennis 44-1 tc
Mrs T G Tate, who has beer
n North Augusta. S C . since las1
November when Mr Tate became
II and resigned the pastorate oi
he Presbyterian Church here. i.<
pending this week here packinr
ler furniture in the manse, fo1
torage She reports that Mr Tate
s not making a satisfactory recov
ry.
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Dopu'ar Minister
Thanks Scalf's For
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Rev. J II Lovell. Congregation
.1 Methodist minister of St Clair
,'ounty. Ala., declares:
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Rev. Lovell
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dragged myself
around I never
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| near Brassrtown Good grass
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able. See Wayne Holland. Brass
town, S. C. 44-3tp
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Jlust be neat Junaluska Ter
race Hotel. Andrews. N. C.
43-3tc
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Phone 100. 44-ltc
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frontage. Sam W. Jones, An
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Cheap. AJ \ tiO or 160 acres
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Gladys O'Dell. 44-3tp
FOR RENT ? Four -room (urn^l
house All aoln nmvenia^l
Mm Pt*l ' ' included
? m ___ ?a
FOB RENT
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ly decorated. For further .1
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Gladys O'Dell, Andrews og
Cheoah St.
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? At reasonable rates and qi IX
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ROOMS for RENT? Over mgtfl
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MURPHY. N. C.
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THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker
TO AVERT SUSPICION, I HAD TO SEND H
FOR THE LONE RANGER TO LOCATE THE |
COUNTERFEITERS, BUT I COULC?N'T i
TAKE A CHANCE ON WHAT HE / ? A
MIGHT FIND WHEN ?
HE GOT HERE.
"THE LONE RANcE? i',- |
HIS INDIAN PAL WERE
THE CAVE WHEN The
BLAST WENT CFF. J
THEY'RE BOTH PSAD! j
A FRACTURED SKULL, AND OUR HORSES
LOST IN THE LANDSLIDE.' TONTO, p
THINGS LOOK PRETTY HOPELESS! J
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I /WE SEE FcU-ER V
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NOW THINGS G=T f
PLENTY WOSSEIL
4
THEY'LL FIND THE EVIDENCE K
COUNTERFEITING IN THE RUINS
OF THE CAVE.
WE'VE 60J TO HIDE
DlS/WOuNT, BOYS,
BODIES OF THAT
AND HIS INDIAN
THAT CAME FROM^!