Thomasville and Thomas county iearn with sincere and deep regret of the death of Miss Rena Bouchelley in her passing they suffer an irrep arable loss, the loss of a good, true woman, one who gave freely of her life and of her substance for the needy..of-the-world. Many a child in Thomasville, many a poor person in the county looks back with the tenderest feel ing to many kind ministrations which her loving hands unselfishly performed for them. Unsought and unsaked was her charity, sweet and tender her thoughts. To those who were bereft of dear ones,there was always a kind word and loving deed of sympathy and care which smoothed the path of loneliness and caught the heart strings of its re cipients. It is awful to contemplate the logs of great women, whose intellect has made itself felt for the betterment of mankind and for its uplift. It is even more. sad to. think. of. the-hand of Sweet Charity stilled by the aw ful Angel of Death. ‘No ‘eulogy is needed for this good woman, in the hearts of hundreds,Her--life~has made its impression and. before death shall stalk ruthlessly into the mdst of those who have felt. her love... there will be a world “of ten der, thankfulness for. her life. ’Tis sweet to remember such a life, the greatest thing in the world to have lived such a one. It’s example of steadfastness, of strength and. of charity, will aways remain a guiding Star to the hearty of selfish men. She loved children, they were her friends, she cared for them, consol ed with them over. their.every. child ish trouble..mets: ERO: VEPES! Gasicl and brighter. For her father, she wave her every thought as unsel fishly as the sun sheds its luminous rays upon a dark and struggling world. She has made him happy in declining years and to him goes the sincere sympathy of the whole com munity in his bereavement. May many others such as she live to brighten and make this life of ours sweetened and purer for its last ing impress. —_