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Mary Alma, daughter of W. W. and A. J. Whitlock, was born January 21, 1907/"in Coffeen, Illinois, Died February 24, 1910;"aged 3 years, 1 month and 3 days. Little Mary has gone home; we bend our ear to His word and hear Him say, '_'ofsuch is the Kingdom of Heaven." No more wiH her little sweet voice be heard in this world of sin; but over yonder in the Glory Land, with the angelic hosts of Heaven her lips will join with the angels in singing praises to the King. ;\ No more will we listen to her voice in childishglee, but just across the river, _in the sweet Fields _of Eden, the little flower has been borne on the wings of the angels, with their pinions of gold, there to be transplanted in God's great flower garden, to blossom and bloom through all Eternity. Her little chair is vacant, her little footsteps no longer heard in the home, but little darling we_ will wait until our work is done, then we'll meet you again, in that Sweet Bye and Bye. Gone where every eye is tearless, Gone where pain can never mar; Gone into that Golden City, Gone within the gates ajar.
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SERVICES. Saturday, Feb. 26, 1910, at 2 p. m-at the home. Song: "Baby's Asleep". Prayer. Scripture Lesson: Revel~tions 21:1-4. Remarks by Rev. C. A. Modlin. Text: Rev. 21:4. And God shall wipe all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more -death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain. Song: "Gathering Home".