Resolutions
Whereas, God in his infinite wis-
dom has called home from her la-
bors, Mrs. Arthur N. Carne, our 
beloved teacher and co-worker, be 
it resolved: First; that in the pass-
ing away of Mrs. Carne our 
church, Sunday school and mis-
sionary society has lost a valuable 
leader and teacher, consecrated 
faithful and true; and that the 
community has lost a noble chris-
tian woman whose saintly life was 
an inspiration and a benediction.
Second; that we thank God for 
her unselfish loyalty and devotion 
to the cause of Christ and for her 
beautiful example of loving serv-
ice to others, especially for her 
short years of love and service to 
our church.
Third; that we may emulate the 
example of this noble one whose 
outstanding virtues were faith, 
serene hope, patience and love that 
never fails. These were set forth 
in her daily life. She was one of 
those rare and lovely spirits who 
radiated life and love as is ex-
emplified in Christ Jesus.
Fourth, that although we feel 
keenly our loss sustained in the 
passing of this noble woman we 
bow in humble submission to His 
Holy Will, believing that all 
things work for the good of those 
who love the Lord.
Fifth, that we extend or heartt-
felt sympathy to her loved ones 
and that a copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the bereaved 
family, one to be spread upon the 
minutes of the Sunday school, a 
copy be spread upon the minutes 
of the Woman's Missionary So-
ciety, and a copy be sent to The 
Tri-City Reporter for publication.
Respectfully submitted.
Mrs. J. E. Hall,
Mrs. H. E. Smith,
Mrs. Bess Freeland,
Mrs. Jno. Jackson,
Mrs. Jamie Baird.