Married Fred Gant Miller May 15, 1918. Mother of Charles Irwin, Thelma Virginia, Ella Elaine, Fred Gant Jr., Homer Dean, Betty Gene, Howard Eugene, and baby Pearl who died two days before her mother. She was the granddaughter of George W. Thompson and Industria (Hubbell) Thompson, and Thomas Rumbley Hubbell and Perlina J. (Kinnick) Hubbell. and Was a member of the Methodist Church at Gravity, Iowa, and was a music teacher. She gave lesson at her home and also rode horse back to her students homes. Her charge for lessons were 10 cent each.
Song she sung day before dying.
Life is like a mountain railroad,
With an engineer that's brave,
We must make the run successful'
From the cradle to the grave;
Watch the curves, the hills, the tunnels;
Never falter, never quail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle,
And your eyes upon the rail.
You will often find obstructions,
Look for storms and wind and rain;
On a hill, or curve, or trestle
They will almost ditch your train;
Put your trust alone in Jesus,
Never falter, never fail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle
And your eyes upon the rail.
CHORUS: Blessed Savior, Thou wilt guide us,
Till we reach that blissful shore,
When the Angels wait to join us
In Thy praise for evermore.
Song she sung day before dying.
Life is like a mountain railroad,
With an engineer that's brave,
We must make the run successful'
From the cradle to the grave;
Watch the curves, the hills, the tunnels;
Never falter, never quail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle,
And your eyes upon the rail.
You will often find obstructions,
Look for storms and wind and rain;
On a hill, or curve, or trestle
They will almost ditch your train;
Put your trust alone in Jesus,
Never falter, never fail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle
And your eyes upon the rail.
CHORUS: Blessed Savior, Thou wilt guide us,
Till we reach that blissful shore,
When the Angels wait to join us
In Thy praise for evermore.
Married Fred Gant Miller May 15, 1918. Mother of Charles Irwin, Thelma Virginia, Ella Elaine, Fred Gant Jr., Homer Dean, Betty Gene, Howard Eugene, and baby Pearl who died two days before her mother. She was the granddaughter of George W. Thompson and Industria (Hubbell) Thompson, and Thomas Rumbley Hubbell and Perlina J. (Kinnick) Hubbell. and Was a member of the Methodist Church at Gravity, Iowa, and was a music teacher. She gave lesson at her home and also rode horse back to her students homes. Her charge for lessons were 10 cent each.
Song she sung day before dying.
Life is like a mountain railroad,
With an engineer that's brave,
We must make the run successful'
From the cradle to the grave;
Watch the curves, the hills, the tunnels;
Never falter, never quail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle,
And your eyes upon the rail.
You will often find obstructions,
Look for storms and wind and rain;
On a hill, or curve, or trestle
They will almost ditch your train;
Put your trust alone in Jesus,
Never falter, never fail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle
And your eyes upon the rail.
CHORUS: Blessed Savior, Thou wilt guide us,
Till we reach that blissful shore,
When the Angels wait to join us
In Thy praise for evermore.
Song she sung day before dying.
Life is like a mountain railroad,
With an engineer that's brave,
We must make the run successful'
From the cradle to the grave;
Watch the curves, the hills, the tunnels;
Never falter, never quail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle,
And your eyes upon the rail.
You will often find obstructions,
Look for storms and wind and rain;
On a hill, or curve, or trestle
They will almost ditch your train;
Put your trust alone in Jesus,
Never falter, never fail;
Keep your hands upon the throttle
And your eyes upon the rail.
CHORUS: Blessed Savior, Thou wilt guide us,
Till we reach that blissful shore,
When the Angels wait to join us
In Thy praise for evermore.
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