Guy Arbogast, the son of Bro. and Sister Jacob Arbogast, died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg, VA, of acute appendicitis, Sept. 22, 1930.
His body was broght back to his home at Roaring, West Va., for burial.
He was 9 years, 3 months and 4 days old.
His father, mother, five brothers, six sisters, and one grandfather survive.
Although he was young in years, yet it was the Father's good pleasure to call him home.
The knowledge of his presence there will serve as a drawing power to lead his loved ones to endeavor to meet him when they are called away.
Funeral services were conducted at Roaring Creek Church near Romney, W. VA, by the brethren, Hiram Weaver and Paul Good.
His body was broght back to his home at Roaring, West Va., for burial.
He was 9 years, 3 months and 4 days old.
His father, mother, five brothers, six sisters, and one grandfather survive.
Although he was young in years, yet it was the Father's good pleasure to call him home.
The knowledge of his presence there will serve as a drawing power to lead his loved ones to endeavor to meet him when they are called away.
Funeral services were conducted at Roaring Creek Church near Romney, W. VA, by the brethren, Hiram Weaver and Paul Good.
Guy Arbogast, the son of Bro. and Sister Jacob Arbogast, died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg, VA, of acute appendicitis, Sept. 22, 1930.
His body was broght back to his home at Roaring, West Va., for burial.
He was 9 years, 3 months and 4 days old.
His father, mother, five brothers, six sisters, and one grandfather survive.
Although he was young in years, yet it was the Father's good pleasure to call him home.
The knowledge of his presence there will serve as a drawing power to lead his loved ones to endeavor to meet him when they are called away.
Funeral services were conducted at Roaring Creek Church near Romney, W. VA, by the brethren, Hiram Weaver and Paul Good.
His body was broght back to his home at Roaring, West Va., for burial.
He was 9 years, 3 months and 4 days old.
His father, mother, five brothers, six sisters, and one grandfather survive.
Although he was young in years, yet it was the Father's good pleasure to call him home.
The knowledge of his presence there will serve as a drawing power to lead his loved ones to endeavor to meet him when they are called away.
Funeral services were conducted at Roaring Creek Church near Romney, W. VA, by the brethren, Hiram Weaver and Paul Good.
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