Submitted by Laura Frost Wright <lsllwright@fuse.net>
July 19, 2000

Wayne County Outlook, Monticello Kentucky
June 30, 1904

REV. SAMUEL P. HULSE

On the 22nd. day of June, 1904, just as the king of day was arising over
the eastern hills, the death angel visited the home of Rev. SAMUEL P.
HUSE, of Clinton County, and called him from labor to reward.
He was born in Washington County, Tenn. Dec. 5, 1835. About 1854 he
emigrated to Kentucky where he lived until his death.
In his young manhood he professed faith in Christ and united with the
M.E. Church, South. Soon afterward he was licensed to preach and spent
the remainder of his days in humble service to his master. His last
illness was protracted, and he was a great sufferer. But in the midst of
it all he was patient and without murmuring.
He expressed a desire to remain with his children, but said if God
willed otherwise he was ready to go. As the gates of glory drew near he
exhorted all to meet him in heaven. gave to each one his parting
blessing, and then fell asleep as sweetly as an infant in his mother"s
arms.
We shall miss his love and counsel and prayers, as we turn our faces
again toward life"s battles, but out hearts are buoyant with the hope
that white robed and crowned we shall meet him again on the streets of
gold. T.L. HULSE

This is not my line

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