William Clarence Ousley,infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ousley was born January 18, 1903 and died July 10, 1904.
Graveside services, conducted by Elder L.M. Adams were held July 11, 1904, at the Adams graveyard
These two sweet little babies, during their short stay in this world, endeared themselves to their parents and family so much that it seemed almost impossible to give them up. But, we all had to say, farewell, sweet little babies, farewell till we meet again where sickness, dying and sorrow never come.
We feel lonely this morning as we look around and see the play things of little Clarence and the marks on the door where his little hands have so often been and the little garments that are gathered for the last time. But thanks be to God ,we can by an eye of faith, look into eternity and see two more of God's little ones.
Graveside services, conducted by Elder L.M. Adams were held July 11, 1904, at the Adams graveyard
These two sweet little babies, during their short stay in this world, endeared themselves to their parents and family so much that it seemed almost impossible to give them up. But, we all had to say, farewell, sweet little babies, farewell till we meet again where sickness, dying and sorrow never come.
We feel lonely this morning as we look around and see the play things of little Clarence and the marks on the door where his little hands have so often been and the little garments that are gathered for the last time. But thanks be to God ,we can by an eye of faith, look into eternity and see two more of God's little ones.
William Clarence Ousley,infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ousley was born January 18, 1903 and died July 10, 1904.
Graveside services, conducted by Elder L.M. Adams were held July 11, 1904, at the Adams graveyard
These two sweet little babies, during their short stay in this world, endeared themselves to their parents and family so much that it seemed almost impossible to give them up. But, we all had to say, farewell, sweet little babies, farewell till we meet again where sickness, dying and sorrow never come.
We feel lonely this morning as we look around and see the play things of little Clarence and the marks on the door where his little hands have so often been and the little garments that are gathered for the last time. But thanks be to God ,we can by an eye of faith, look into eternity and see two more of God's little ones.
Graveside services, conducted by Elder L.M. Adams were held July 11, 1904, at the Adams graveyard
These two sweet little babies, during their short stay in this world, endeared themselves to their parents and family so much that it seemed almost impossible to give them up. But, we all had to say, farewell, sweet little babies, farewell till we meet again where sickness, dying and sorrow never come.
We feel lonely this morning as we look around and see the play things of little Clarence and the marks on the door where his little hands have so often been and the little garments that are gathered for the last time. But thanks be to God ,we can by an eye of faith, look into eternity and see two more of God's little ones.
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