The Webster Signal
Minden, La
Oct. 1, 1897
Memorial
On September 16th, 1897, the death angel flew solemnly over the membership of Cotton Valley M.E. Church, South, and peacefully bore away one of its devout and time-honored members--Aunt Patie Monzingo.
At the time of her death and for some time previous she was with her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Martin, Waco, Tex. After the lapse of a few days she intended to return to Louisiana, to her old home, now the home of her son, Mr. E.H. Monzingo; but instead she has gone to a heavenly home--a mansion bright and fair; a haven of rest for the weary saints, where sorrow nor weeping never come, where there is no sin, no parting, no death. Thank God for such a home!
Be it Resolved, 1st--That in the death of Sister Monzingo Cotton Valley church has lost one of its valiant soldiers of the cross. But our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved 2nd--That while we deeply mourn her loss, we are happy in the thought that she is safe in the arms of Jesus.
Resolved 3rd--That a copy of these resolutions be sent to New Orleans Christian Advocate for publication; also to each of our parish papers.
MRS. A.W. HODGES,
MRS. J.C. GRAY,
MRS. S.L. COLE,
Committee.
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On Jan. 28, 2014, Contributor #47224886 made suggestions regarding the memorial:
Father: Colonel Edmund William Hodges-#14537518
Mother: Mary McGowin Hodges-#44035418
Full name: Catherine Patience (Hodges) Monzingo.
Minden, La
Oct. 1, 1897
Memorial
On September 16th, 1897, the death angel flew solemnly over the membership of Cotton Valley M.E. Church, South, and peacefully bore away one of its devout and time-honored members--Aunt Patie Monzingo.
At the time of her death and for some time previous she was with her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Martin, Waco, Tex. After the lapse of a few days she intended to return to Louisiana, to her old home, now the home of her son, Mr. E.H. Monzingo; but instead she has gone to a heavenly home--a mansion bright and fair; a haven of rest for the weary saints, where sorrow nor weeping never come, where there is no sin, no parting, no death. Thank God for such a home!
Be it Resolved, 1st--That in the death of Sister Monzingo Cotton Valley church has lost one of its valiant soldiers of the cross. But our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved 2nd--That while we deeply mourn her loss, we are happy in the thought that she is safe in the arms of Jesus.
Resolved 3rd--That a copy of these resolutions be sent to New Orleans Christian Advocate for publication; also to each of our parish papers.
MRS. A.W. HODGES,
MRS. J.C. GRAY,
MRS. S.L. COLE,
Committee.
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On Jan. 28, 2014, Contributor #47224886 made suggestions regarding the memorial:
Father: Colonel Edmund William Hodges-#14537518
Mother: Mary McGowin Hodges-#44035418
Full name: Catherine Patience (Hodges) Monzingo.
The Webster Signal
Minden, La
Oct. 1, 1897
Memorial
On September 16th, 1897, the death angel flew solemnly over the membership of Cotton Valley M.E. Church, South, and peacefully bore away one of its devout and time-honored members--Aunt Patie Monzingo.
At the time of her death and for some time previous she was with her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Martin, Waco, Tex. After the lapse of a few days she intended to return to Louisiana, to her old home, now the home of her son, Mr. E.H. Monzingo; but instead she has gone to a heavenly home--a mansion bright and fair; a haven of rest for the weary saints, where sorrow nor weeping never come, where there is no sin, no parting, no death. Thank God for such a home!
Be it Resolved, 1st--That in the death of Sister Monzingo Cotton Valley church has lost one of its valiant soldiers of the cross. But our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved 2nd--That while we deeply mourn her loss, we are happy in the thought that she is safe in the arms of Jesus.
Resolved 3rd--That a copy of these resolutions be sent to New Orleans Christian Advocate for publication; also to each of our parish papers.
MRS. A.W. HODGES,
MRS. J.C. GRAY,
MRS. S.L. COLE,
Committee.
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On Jan. 28, 2014, Contributor #47224886 made suggestions regarding the memorial:
Father: Colonel Edmund William Hodges-#14537518
Mother: Mary McGowin Hodges-#44035418
Full name: Catherine Patience (Hodges) Monzingo.
Minden, La
Oct. 1, 1897
Memorial
On September 16th, 1897, the death angel flew solemnly over the membership of Cotton Valley M.E. Church, South, and peacefully bore away one of its devout and time-honored members--Aunt Patie Monzingo.
At the time of her death and for some time previous she was with her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Martin, Waco, Tex. After the lapse of a few days she intended to return to Louisiana, to her old home, now the home of her son, Mr. E.H. Monzingo; but instead she has gone to a heavenly home--a mansion bright and fair; a haven of rest for the weary saints, where sorrow nor weeping never come, where there is no sin, no parting, no death. Thank God for such a home!
Be it Resolved, 1st--That in the death of Sister Monzingo Cotton Valley church has lost one of its valiant soldiers of the cross. But our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved 2nd--That while we deeply mourn her loss, we are happy in the thought that she is safe in the arms of Jesus.
Resolved 3rd--That a copy of these resolutions be sent to New Orleans Christian Advocate for publication; also to each of our parish papers.
MRS. A.W. HODGES,
MRS. J.C. GRAY,
MRS. S.L. COLE,
Committee.
+++
On Jan. 28, 2014, Contributor #47224886 made suggestions regarding the memorial:
Father: Colonel Edmund William Hodges-#14537518
Mother: Mary McGowin Hodges-#44035418
Full name: Catherine Patience (Hodges) Monzingo.
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