Charles Irvine Jr., is not dead, but sleeping in eternity, waiting and watching for papa and mama, grandparents and great-grandparents.
Little Charles fell asleep at the home of his mother and father at Fulton Thursday afternoon, after an attack of diphtheria and pneumonia. He was 23 months of age--that age when baby fingers are the softest, when baby prattle is the sweetest and when baby feet make music upon the floor.
The body was brought to Dresden Friday morning and carried to the home of Mrs. Irvine's father, J.N. Brasfield, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. Caleb L Smith, with interment at the Dresden Cemetery.
Charles and Lucile, we mingle our tears with yours, and with the sympathy of the entire community goes out to you in your first great sorrow. May the Lord bless and comfort you, is the prayer of your friends.
Source: Dresden Enterprise and Sharon Tribune November 7, 1919
Little Charles fell asleep at the home of his mother and father at Fulton Thursday afternoon, after an attack of diphtheria and pneumonia. He was 23 months of age--that age when baby fingers are the softest, when baby prattle is the sweetest and when baby feet make music upon the floor.
The body was brought to Dresden Friday morning and carried to the home of Mrs. Irvine's father, J.N. Brasfield, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. Caleb L Smith, with interment at the Dresden Cemetery.
Charles and Lucile, we mingle our tears with yours, and with the sympathy of the entire community goes out to you in your first great sorrow. May the Lord bless and comfort you, is the prayer of your friends.
Source: Dresden Enterprise and Sharon Tribune November 7, 1919
Charles Irvine Jr., is not dead, but sleeping in eternity, waiting and watching for papa and mama, grandparents and great-grandparents.
Little Charles fell asleep at the home of his mother and father at Fulton Thursday afternoon, after an attack of diphtheria and pneumonia. He was 23 months of age--that age when baby fingers are the softest, when baby prattle is the sweetest and when baby feet make music upon the floor.
The body was brought to Dresden Friday morning and carried to the home of Mrs. Irvine's father, J.N. Brasfield, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. Caleb L Smith, with interment at the Dresden Cemetery.
Charles and Lucile, we mingle our tears with yours, and with the sympathy of the entire community goes out to you in your first great sorrow. May the Lord bless and comfort you, is the prayer of your friends.
Source: Dresden Enterprise and Sharon Tribune November 7, 1919
Little Charles fell asleep at the home of his mother and father at Fulton Thursday afternoon, after an attack of diphtheria and pneumonia. He was 23 months of age--that age when baby fingers are the softest, when baby prattle is the sweetest and when baby feet make music upon the floor.
The body was brought to Dresden Friday morning and carried to the home of Mrs. Irvine's father, J.N. Brasfield, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. Caleb L Smith, with interment at the Dresden Cemetery.
Charles and Lucile, we mingle our tears with yours, and with the sympathy of the entire community goes out to you in your first great sorrow. May the Lord bless and comfort you, is the prayer of your friends.
Source: Dresden Enterprise and Sharon Tribune November 7, 1919
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