Horry Herald June 2, 1910
Gone But not Forgotten
On Sunday April 24th, 1910, the blessed Lord sent his summons, the death angel, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson, near Conway S.C., and took from it its only joy and pride, our little Dora. She was sick but a short while. Little Dora was a bright and loving child and was only one year and three days old when God saw best to take her to live with him in heaven. She was loved by all who knew her. All that parents and friends could do could not stay the hand of death but the good Lord knew best and in his matchless love and unerring wisdom saw fit to pluck the tender flower and transplanted it in the beautiful garden of eternal love. She was laid to rest on the following day in the cemetery at Centenary M. E. Church and was funeralized at the home on Monday morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Goldfinch, of Conway. While we feel that we have lost a prize we know that little Dora is in the arms of Jesus around the great white throne in heaven.
Grandfather
Provided by Susan Rogerson Perhala
Volunteer-Horry County Historic Cemetery Registration Project
Gone But not Forgotten
On Sunday April 24th, 1910, the blessed Lord sent his summons, the death angel, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson, near Conway S.C., and took from it its only joy and pride, our little Dora. She was sick but a short while. Little Dora was a bright and loving child and was only one year and three days old when God saw best to take her to live with him in heaven. She was loved by all who knew her. All that parents and friends could do could not stay the hand of death but the good Lord knew best and in his matchless love and unerring wisdom saw fit to pluck the tender flower and transplanted it in the beautiful garden of eternal love. She was laid to rest on the following day in the cemetery at Centenary M. E. Church and was funeralized at the home on Monday morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Goldfinch, of Conway. While we feel that we have lost a prize we know that little Dora is in the arms of Jesus around the great white throne in heaven.
Grandfather
Provided by Susan Rogerson Perhala
Volunteer-Horry County Historic Cemetery Registration Project
Horry Herald June 2, 1910
Gone But not Forgotten
On Sunday April 24th, 1910, the blessed Lord sent his summons, the death angel, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson, near Conway S.C., and took from it its only joy and pride, our little Dora. She was sick but a short while. Little Dora was a bright and loving child and was only one year and three days old when God saw best to take her to live with him in heaven. She was loved by all who knew her. All that parents and friends could do could not stay the hand of death but the good Lord knew best and in his matchless love and unerring wisdom saw fit to pluck the tender flower and transplanted it in the beautiful garden of eternal love. She was laid to rest on the following day in the cemetery at Centenary M. E. Church and was funeralized at the home on Monday morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Goldfinch, of Conway. While we feel that we have lost a prize we know that little Dora is in the arms of Jesus around the great white throne in heaven.
Grandfather
Provided by Susan Rogerson Perhala
Volunteer-Horry County Historic Cemetery Registration Project
Gone But not Forgotten
On Sunday April 24th, 1910, the blessed Lord sent his summons, the death angel, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson, near Conway S.C., and took from it its only joy and pride, our little Dora. She was sick but a short while. Little Dora was a bright and loving child and was only one year and three days old when God saw best to take her to live with him in heaven. She was loved by all who knew her. All that parents and friends could do could not stay the hand of death but the good Lord knew best and in his matchless love and unerring wisdom saw fit to pluck the tender flower and transplanted it in the beautiful garden of eternal love. She was laid to rest on the following day in the cemetery at Centenary M. E. Church and was funeralized at the home on Monday morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Goldfinch, of Conway. While we feel that we have lost a prize we know that little Dora is in the arms of Jesus around the great white throne in heaven.
Grandfather
Provided by Susan Rogerson Perhala
Volunteer-Horry County Historic Cemetery Registration Project
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