(KS) Cuba Daylight, June 27, 1890
DIED:-On June 22, 1890, Little Helen Brown aged two days and eight hours. Obsequies were conducted from the home of the bereaved parents, June 23, at 2 o'clock p.m., by the Rev. D.A. Allen, from Mathew 18,3, after which the little earthly tabernacle no longer needed was laid away in the cemetery to await the summoning of Him who said: "I am the resurrection and life."
Little Helen was one of a pair of twin girls born to Brother and Sister Brown. The little bud just blossomed to life; was plucked by angels fingers, only to be transplanted on the banks of life's pure river: where the pearling waters flow from under the Jasper throne.
DIED:-On June 22, 1890, Little Helen Brown aged two days and eight hours. Obsequies were conducted from the home of the bereaved parents, June 23, at 2 o'clock p.m., by the Rev. D.A. Allen, from Mathew 18,3, after which the little earthly tabernacle no longer needed was laid away in the cemetery to await the summoning of Him who said: "I am the resurrection and life."
Little Helen was one of a pair of twin girls born to Brother and Sister Brown. The little bud just blossomed to life; was plucked by angels fingers, only to be transplanted on the banks of life's pure river: where the pearling waters flow from under the Jasper throne.
(KS) Cuba Daylight, June 27, 1890
DIED:-On June 22, 1890, Little Helen Brown aged two days and eight hours. Obsequies were conducted from the home of the bereaved parents, June 23, at 2 o'clock p.m., by the Rev. D.A. Allen, from Mathew 18,3, after which the little earthly tabernacle no longer needed was laid away in the cemetery to await the summoning of Him who said: "I am the resurrection and life."
Little Helen was one of a pair of twin girls born to Brother and Sister Brown. The little bud just blossomed to life; was plucked by angels fingers, only to be transplanted on the banks of life's pure river: where the pearling waters flow from under the Jasper throne.
DIED:-On June 22, 1890, Little Helen Brown aged two days and eight hours. Obsequies were conducted from the home of the bereaved parents, June 23, at 2 o'clock p.m., by the Rev. D.A. Allen, from Mathew 18,3, after which the little earthly tabernacle no longer needed was laid away in the cemetery to await the summoning of Him who said: "I am the resurrection and life."
Little Helen was one of a pair of twin girls born to Brother and Sister Brown. The little bud just blossomed to life; was plucked by angels fingers, only to be transplanted on the banks of life's pure river: where the pearling waters flow from under the Jasper throne.
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