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e airs. Moore was a gr^at sufferer J from Rheumatism and had bten j for ten years, but the last three years of her life was spent in in-■ A Itense suffering. She .was a member lt;f |of the Free Will Baptist church *or eighteen years. jThe writer has not known her , jbut a few short years buc it is j s :::fto* say that she was an excellent Christian lady and a kind j - rn ther and a loving wife. We hope ! her aflietions is over and thru she j is resting that sweet rest that! awaits the good arid faithful. j Children prepare to meet her cn that beautiful shore where you cm ever be with hen* and where the *»cares of life are over. Mrs. Moore♦was born in 1861 making her stay on earth 54 years. Good bye Mrs. Mara:: la til! we meet again aroundthat beautiful throne.Ah this life was full of sorrow Ar.d affection pierced it sow But tv*r weary form is resting -And sh- /s saft on hit brigh, chor '•J
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Washington Weekly Progress
Washington, North Carolina, US
Thu, Jul 29, 1915
Page 5
Full Page
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Elizabeth S.
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