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Tommie Osborne McCall

Transcribed from The Carthage Courier June 23, 1921 by great niece Judith Kemp Holley

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IN LOVING MEMORY

     On Thursday morning, June 23rd., the death angel visited the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Selton McCall and took from them their darling little boy, Tommie
Osborne, aged 1 year, 6 months and five days. If anything could have caused
me special sorrow it was the death of your dear little boy. He was so lovely,
lively, bright and affectionate, ever displaying a thoughtfulness beyond his
years; To lose such a promising child truly brings a deep and heavy shadow,
but remember that light will sometime break through and there will be a glad
and happy reunion in the great beyond. It has indeed been a heavy blow and
I scarcely know how to talk of consolation under so bitter an affliction. But
think of one who careth for us all and loves little children. We must remember

that in this life to grow is to suffer and we can find actual happiness in pain.

When we once truly realize the truth of it. I have never
witnessed death in our family, but with feelings of sorrow I sympathize
sincerely with others in their bitter afflictions. We should be perfectly sub-
missive to God's will and not despair. Just think while your child is with you
here no more he is in heaven and had you thought how thin the veil was
between you and heaven?  God has prepared a bright and happy home beyond the grave and the spirit of your dear child will wait only a brief period
when in all sweetness and love he will meet his precious loved ones to part
no more. Human consolation is weak. May God bless you in your hour of
sorrow is the wish of one who loves you all and one that was with your little
darling in his dying hour.

Selton & Pearl McCall can be seen under Arris Thomas & Octavia Searcy McCall page.

 

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Perhaps  written by their minister.

They attended the Hickory Grove Methodist Church in Kempville.

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