September 11, 1912 issue of The LaFayette Sun
In Memoriam
These lines are written in memory of Albert Lee Bell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Bell, who died August 29th, 1912. He was buried at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery, the funeral sermon was preached by the writer and he was assisted in the service by Rev. D. I. Purser, of LaFayette. A large congregation of relatives and friends assembled to witness the last sad rites, and every heart was in sympathy with the bereaved family. Albert was born November 8th, 1891; but since he was seven years of age he had been sadly afflicted and was a great sufferer through all the years of his remaining life. He was most tenderly cared for by the dear ones in the home; everything that constant attention and skillful medical aid could do was done for him. Through all these years he was gentle and patient; he was distinguished for his obedient and loving spirit, which manifested itself to the dear ones in the home and to friends and neighbors. The Father in Heaven has seen fit to take him to Himself; his sufferings are passed, and he has found rest. May the God of all comfort minister to the afflicted family.
September 18, 1912 LaFayette Sun
"Moorefield (For Last Week) - The writer extends sympathy to Mr. Tom Beall and family in the loss of his son, Mr. Albert Beall, who was buried at Antioch the 2nd. Weep not for Albert, God called him while in his early manhood to his beautiful home above where all is peace and love."
In Memoriam
These lines are written in memory of Albert Lee Bell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Bell, who died August 29th, 1912. He was buried at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery, the funeral sermon was preached by the writer and he was assisted in the service by Rev. D. I. Purser, of LaFayette. A large congregation of relatives and friends assembled to witness the last sad rites, and every heart was in sympathy with the bereaved family. Albert was born November 8th, 1891; but since he was seven years of age he had been sadly afflicted and was a great sufferer through all the years of his remaining life. He was most tenderly cared for by the dear ones in the home; everything that constant attention and skillful medical aid could do was done for him. Through all these years he was gentle and patient; he was distinguished for his obedient and loving spirit, which manifested itself to the dear ones in the home and to friends and neighbors. The Father in Heaven has seen fit to take him to Himself; his sufferings are passed, and he has found rest. May the God of all comfort minister to the afflicted family.
September 18, 1912 LaFayette Sun
"Moorefield (For Last Week) - The writer extends sympathy to Mr. Tom Beall and family in the loss of his son, Mr. Albert Beall, who was buried at Antioch the 2nd. Weep not for Albert, God called him while in his early manhood to his beautiful home above where all is peace and love."
September 11, 1912 issue of The LaFayette Sun
In Memoriam
These lines are written in memory of Albert Lee Bell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Bell, who died August 29th, 1912. He was buried at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery, the funeral sermon was preached by the writer and he was assisted in the service by Rev. D. I. Purser, of LaFayette. A large congregation of relatives and friends assembled to witness the last sad rites, and every heart was in sympathy with the bereaved family. Albert was born November 8th, 1891; but since he was seven years of age he had been sadly afflicted and was a great sufferer through all the years of his remaining life. He was most tenderly cared for by the dear ones in the home; everything that constant attention and skillful medical aid could do was done for him. Through all these years he was gentle and patient; he was distinguished for his obedient and loving spirit, which manifested itself to the dear ones in the home and to friends and neighbors. The Father in Heaven has seen fit to take him to Himself; his sufferings are passed, and he has found rest. May the God of all comfort minister to the afflicted family.
September 18, 1912 LaFayette Sun
"Moorefield (For Last Week) - The writer extends sympathy to Mr. Tom Beall and family in the loss of his son, Mr. Albert Beall, who was buried at Antioch the 2nd. Weep not for Albert, God called him while in his early manhood to his beautiful home above where all is peace and love."
In Memoriam
These lines are written in memory of Albert Lee Bell, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Bell, who died August 29th, 1912. He was buried at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery, the funeral sermon was preached by the writer and he was assisted in the service by Rev. D. I. Purser, of LaFayette. A large congregation of relatives and friends assembled to witness the last sad rites, and every heart was in sympathy with the bereaved family. Albert was born November 8th, 1891; but since he was seven years of age he had been sadly afflicted and was a great sufferer through all the years of his remaining life. He was most tenderly cared for by the dear ones in the home; everything that constant attention and skillful medical aid could do was done for him. Through all these years he was gentle and patient; he was distinguished for his obedient and loving spirit, which manifested itself to the dear ones in the home and to friends and neighbors. The Father in Heaven has seen fit to take him to Himself; his sufferings are passed, and he has found rest. May the God of all comfort minister to the afflicted family.
September 18, 1912 LaFayette Sun
"Moorefield (For Last Week) - The writer extends sympathy to Mr. Tom Beall and family in the loss of his son, Mr. Albert Beall, who was buried at Antioch the 2nd. Weep not for Albert, God called him while in his early manhood to his beautiful home above where all is peace and love."
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