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Resolutions
It is with deep sorrow, and a sense of irreparable loss that we record the passing of our loyal and faithful member, Ethel Lee Jenkins. She is sorely missed in our Ladies Bible Class, as well as the Washington Baptist Church and in the whole community. We, the members of the Ladies Bible Class extend our heartfelt sympathy to her loved ones. Now, therefore, be it resolved: FIRST—That we humbly acknowledge Cod’s way as the right way. That our loss is her gain.
SECOND—That we extend to her family our deepest and most heartfelt sympathy and pray God’s richest blessings upon them. THIRD—That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family and a copy to the Rappahannock News. ■ “God sometimes calls those servants
home. Whose years are in their prime, But He has better measures than The pendulum o time; The workers quickly do their task Of service and of love, So their promotion early comes To higher work above.
God loves them and He spares
them much, Not theirs to wait alone, And feel the ache of useless years, With strength and vigor gone. They are not stranded derelicts, While tides go rushing by; They do their part and win the
race, And then they gently die.
Not theirs to lift the fading eyes And find no comrades left, Not theirs to dwell among the
graves, Forsaken and bereft; They pass from work to better
work, , And rest before the noon . . . Ah! God is good to them, They do not die too soon.”
Mrs. John A. Keyser
Mrs. J. Frank Jones
Mrs. Lewis Turner
Miss Ruby Jenkins
Committee.
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