In Memory of Little Sybil Cobb. On last Wednesday at 12:00 o'clock, we had to give up our darling little Sybil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cobb. She was too precious a jewel for this word and our blessed Savior, who gave her to us, sent his angel afte her and carried her home and placed her in the arms of Jesus, who will take care of our darling until we meet her.
Our little jewel was two years and eleven months old. Her death had taken so much sunshine out of our hearts, but this world was not her real home and she had to be carried to her real home to sing with the angels. {signed} Auntie
Jul. 28, 1927, The Southern Aegis
Our little jewel was two years and eleven months old. Her death had taken so much sunshine out of our hearts, but this world was not her real home and she had to be carried to her real home to sing with the angels. {signed} Auntie
Jul. 28, 1927, The Southern Aegis
In Memory of Little Sybil Cobb. On last Wednesday at 12:00 o'clock, we had to give up our darling little Sybil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cobb. She was too precious a jewel for this word and our blessed Savior, who gave her to us, sent his angel afte her and carried her home and placed her in the arms of Jesus, who will take care of our darling until we meet her.
Our little jewel was two years and eleven months old. Her death had taken so much sunshine out of our hearts, but this world was not her real home and she had to be carried to her real home to sing with the angels. {signed} Auntie
Jul. 28, 1927, The Southern Aegis
Our little jewel was two years and eleven months old. Her death had taken so much sunshine out of our hearts, but this world was not her real home and she had to be carried to her real home to sing with the angels. {signed} Auntie
Jul. 28, 1927, The Southern Aegis
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