Lee County MsArchives Obituaries.....Marlor, Elsie Langford April 12, 1922
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Tupelo Journal, April 28, 1922
	MRS. ELSIE MARLOR
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  On the 12 of April the death angel visited our community and took from our 
midst our dear friend, Mrs. Elsie Langford Marlor.  She had been a sufferer of 
the much dreaded disease, tuberculosis.  Three months she lay in suffering.  
Everything was done that loving hands could do to stay the hand of death, but 
God in His infinite wisdom saw best.
  She leaves a husband, one little boy, father and one sister to mourn her 
untimely death.  
  We would say to the grief-stricken relatives mourn not as those who have no 
hope, for your loss is her eternal gain.  She has only gone on before to 
prepare a place for you, that where she is, there ye may be also.  She is now 
basking in the sunlight of God’s eternal love.
  She expressed a readiness to die; told her loved ones, she was going to her 
loving sister, that she was in the most beautiful place to be made. “Blessed 
are they that die in the Lord.”
  Her remains were carried to the Petty cemetery for interment, where a 
concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends assembled to pay their last 
tribute of respect.  Bro. Nethelton of the Baptist church of which she had been 
a consisted member conducted the funeral services.
  May God’s richest blessings rest upon the entire family is the prayer of a 
friend.
  A friend.


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