∼A Dear Little Girl Passes To Her Reward
A shadow of deepest sorrow fell over the town and community when word was received that death had taken Danie Bell ADDISON, youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. O. M. ADDISON, Monday morning, June 20, at about 6:10 o'clock. Death came to the hospital at Dalhart where she had been taken about two weeks ago for an operation for appendicitis.
Her family was with her when the end came. Danie Bell was born at Jayton, Texas, February 23, 1915, and the twelve short years of her little life had been full of sunshine and cheer and love. At the age of nine years she joined the Methodist church and was a faithful little Sunday school and church worker,, a bright pupil at school, and a dear little friend to everybody. Her life was sweet and pure and Christian, and why one so young and promising should be taken just as she is beginning life is hard to understand, but it is a wonderful consolation to know that she had begun a life for Christ. When she realized that she would soon pass to the Mystic beyond, she asked her mother to talk to her of Jesus, and of the home to which she was going, and sang some of the songs that she had learned at revival meetings.
Funeral services were held at the Union Church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. HUCKABY of Perryton, assisted by Rev. HAWKINS of Stratford. She was laid to rest in the Old Hansford Cemetery. She is survived by her father and mother, two sisters, Bernie and Roberta, and a brother, Max. The passing of this sweet life brings profound grief to many, many hearts.
Spearman Reporter (Spearman, TX) - Thursday, June 23, 1927
A shadow of deepest sorrow fell over the town and community when word was received that death had taken Danie Bell ADDISON, youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. O. M. ADDISON, Monday morning, June 20, at about 6:10 o'clock. Death came to the hospital at Dalhart where she had been taken about two weeks ago for an operation for appendicitis.
Her family was with her when the end came. Danie Bell was born at Jayton, Texas, February 23, 1915, and the twelve short years of her little life had been full of sunshine and cheer and love. At the age of nine years she joined the Methodist church and was a faithful little Sunday school and church worker,, a bright pupil at school, and a dear little friend to everybody. Her life was sweet and pure and Christian, and why one so young and promising should be taken just as she is beginning life is hard to understand, but it is a wonderful consolation to know that she had begun a life for Christ. When she realized that she would soon pass to the Mystic beyond, she asked her mother to talk to her of Jesus, and of the home to which she was going, and sang some of the songs that she had learned at revival meetings.
Funeral services were held at the Union Church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. HUCKABY of Perryton, assisted by Rev. HAWKINS of Stratford. She was laid to rest in the Old Hansford Cemetery. She is survived by her father and mother, two sisters, Bernie and Roberta, and a brother, Max. The passing of this sweet life brings profound grief to many, many hearts.
Spearman Reporter (Spearman, TX) - Thursday, June 23, 1927
∼A Dear Little Girl Passes To Her Reward
A shadow of deepest sorrow fell over the town and community when word was received that death had taken Danie Bell ADDISON, youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. O. M. ADDISON, Monday morning, June 20, at about 6:10 o'clock. Death came to the hospital at Dalhart where she had been taken about two weeks ago for an operation for appendicitis.
Her family was with her when the end came. Danie Bell was born at Jayton, Texas, February 23, 1915, and the twelve short years of her little life had been full of sunshine and cheer and love. At the age of nine years she joined the Methodist church and was a faithful little Sunday school and church worker,, a bright pupil at school, and a dear little friend to everybody. Her life was sweet and pure and Christian, and why one so young and promising should be taken just as she is beginning life is hard to understand, but it is a wonderful consolation to know that she had begun a life for Christ. When she realized that she would soon pass to the Mystic beyond, she asked her mother to talk to her of Jesus, and of the home to which she was going, and sang some of the songs that she had learned at revival meetings.
Funeral services were held at the Union Church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. HUCKABY of Perryton, assisted by Rev. HAWKINS of Stratford. She was laid to rest in the Old Hansford Cemetery. She is survived by her father and mother, two sisters, Bernie and Roberta, and a brother, Max. The passing of this sweet life brings profound grief to many, many hearts.
Spearman Reporter (Spearman, TX) - Thursday, June 23, 1927
A shadow of deepest sorrow fell over the town and community when word was received that death had taken Danie Bell ADDISON, youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. O. M. ADDISON, Monday morning, June 20, at about 6:10 o'clock. Death came to the hospital at Dalhart where she had been taken about two weeks ago for an operation for appendicitis.
Her family was with her when the end came. Danie Bell was born at Jayton, Texas, February 23, 1915, and the twelve short years of her little life had been full of sunshine and cheer and love. At the age of nine years she joined the Methodist church and was a faithful little Sunday school and church worker,, a bright pupil at school, and a dear little friend to everybody. Her life was sweet and pure and Christian, and why one so young and promising should be taken just as she is beginning life is hard to understand, but it is a wonderful consolation to know that she had begun a life for Christ. When she realized that she would soon pass to the Mystic beyond, she asked her mother to talk to her of Jesus, and of the home to which she was going, and sang some of the songs that she had learned at revival meetings.
Funeral services were held at the Union Church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. HUCKABY of Perryton, assisted by Rev. HAWKINS of Stratford. She was laid to rest in the Old Hansford Cemetery. She is survived by her father and mother, two sisters, Bernie and Roberta, and a brother, Max. The passing of this sweet life brings profound grief to many, many hearts.
Spearman Reporter (Spearman, TX) - Thursday, June 23, 1927
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