(NSW : 1890 - 1954), Thursday 5 March 1914, page 21

Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954), Thursday 5 March 1914, page 21
dust,
.silent
Unveiled.
Tablet
'
never
Impressive
Ceremoay
at
aged
,
Gratiai,
1
'
'
i
Service
of pivine
At .the coneiustoji
on
at
Sunday
Grattai
church
iu .the
erect
tablet,
last,
a
mural
afternoon
of
Reeves
the
t'd
George
to
memory
unveiled.
was
James,
Samuel
and
at
was
performed
The
ceremony
by
of the
congregation
the invitation
There
Duns'tan.
Archdeacon
Bev.
of people
pre-|
a
number
was
large
'??'
.
.
.
were
by
After
service.
of
solemnity
the
the
followed
the
unveiling
ceremony
Peace.'
Perfect
'Peace,
Uvmn.
reverently
by
which
vry
was
sung
presided
at
choir.
Miss. Beeves
the
the
organ.
ins
then
asked
The
Archdeacon
to
\Y.
J.
Dunstan,
Rev.
brother.
he
had
.for
words
few
the
him
read
occasion.
the
They
for
the
,
;
?
.
penned
as
were
'
follows
:
—
I much
appreciate
me
in ask
iionor
done
have
tho
you
.the.
to'
tablet
mural
unveil
me
ing
to
church
in this
erected
have
you
breth
of
of two
the
your
memory
life.
this
departed
who
have
ren
names
whose
stand,
sons
of parents
is
tliat
much
good and excellent'
for
to
ask you
T will
in the community.
much
in
here
regard
my
presence
feebleness'
of
evidence
an
of body as
In
of
honor.
that
appreciation
my
I
think
tablet.
do not
this
unveiling
will
to
1 attempt,
nor
it
necessary,
fulsome
of extrava
it Vith
garfiish
I feel
compelled,
but
gant' panegyric,
something
duty,
a
to
of
sense
say
by
our
of
de
work
and
worth
of
the
iu the
much
not
so
brethren,
parted
for
usefulness
field
of central
wide
as.
world
has its tributes,
Men
?in
the
church.
with
connection
the church
to
themselves
linked
who
uplift
to
endeavour
earnest
her
in
sense
a.
in
fellow-men
their
proper
the
of godli
spread
to
and
promote
tho
cir
within
ness
people
amongst
C
assure
.
you
'
.
'
are
undoubted
influence,
their
Men
parochial
valuable
asset.
-'o nil
and veneration
whom
thsirday
ro'ot
in their
foster
and
can
to
they
institutions
those
?own
neighbourhood
under
God. fruit
been,
have
which
to
mankind,
blessings
of richest
ful
standpoint,
of
are,
from
the church's
men
were
the two
Such
worth.
much
_in
us
tho
with
no
are
who
longer
first
namo
the
flesh.
Georsie
Reeves,
was
the
he
because
ou
the
tablet,
to
tho.
down
two
to
first
of
the
go
parochial
wet
a
not
was
.silent
dust,
cle
ly
of
a
National Library of Australia
it
shrank
others
hard
and
was
ho
wet
ii
duty
He
encour
never
shrink
to
parochial
a
dropped
to perform.
never
from
under
an
was
success
its
because
pro
takins
eti
an
earnest,
He
was
Ineniatieal.
He
churchman.
devoted
and
frgetic
an
active
took
and
his church,
loved
matters
in
interest
intelligent
and
did
and
well
Her
affectinc
beings
her
to
help her fulfil
he could
what
district.
his
in
mission
beneficient
I
do how
than
better
knows
No one
with
conjunction
in
indefatipably,
collect
funds;
labored
to
he
others,
which
church,
of this
for tho erection
passing,
in
ro
like
say
I should
Chris
monument
to the
a.
as
.stands
m
of the good people
liberality
tian
tin:Reeves
Mr.
parish.
of
this
part
it.
finished,
but
to see
was
not spared,
will
its
walls
iu
fixed
tablet
this
he
of the
part
to
?serve
remind
you
with
and inspire
erection,
in its
bore
taitli.
or.
ventures
fresh
for
courage
Much' of what I have said of George
James.
to
'Samuel
apnlies
Reeves
well
iiacl'bcen
in
pretty
cast
They
Mr James,
church moulds.
same
the
of
his -death,
time
was;m
the
.at
an
iin
of the
Sunday School,
charge
portant
This
department
is
pointing
of
self-sacrificing
a
work.
attractions,
church
vprK
and
disap
'strip
ThBseitiiitures
and it
to
conies
it of its
Mr.
drudgery.
?1ie~iboKed
as;a
upon
it: as
a
drud
look upon
did'not
James
the
child
joy.
He was
a'
but
gery,
he gave
sake
;
iriend
for .their
ren's
cling
flesh
blood
thai;
and
much
up
or
his
value
to the
seal
1 set
to.
my
it
self-sacrifice
cost
and
work
to the
;only,
riot
taught
James
Mr:
him.
iu the
children
Sunday .'School;
the
abne
of self
an
he set
examine
but
?
?
not
was
He
blanket.
because
:
'
;''
to
gation
would
they
r
church
people
which
There
School
glamour
is
coniniand,
the.
there
but
work,
is
ivhat
That
'Feed
My iambs:'
tried'
do in the
to
days
James
Mr.
two
These
opportunity.
his
of
in.
their
wifcluus
no
longer,
brethren,
in tho mysterious
were,
personality,
to.give
of God, summoned
providence
at
of their
^stewardship
nn
account
a
and
at
earlyTage
u
comparatively
doing splendid
time
when
they were
and
their
Dicing
work
for
Master,
erring
in our
judgment,
when,
too,
from
the
be spared
could
not
they
knows
doing.
God
were
work
they
is
faithful
His
best
for
what
best
Ho takes
one
and leaves
servants.
is
.
ou
iio
dq well-to
about
follow!
Sunday
Tlis
own
to
serve
another
purposes.
but
carries
workmen
His
buries
He
left
unfinish
?on
the. work
they have
reserve
men
in
has
ed.
He
always
the
breach,
into
to' stop
women'
and
clos.e
men
and
ranks—
the
to
up
a
with
imbued
women
.
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up
.
imbued
the
of
women
?sensn
?churchmanship
call
church's
to
to
respond
men
duly
.
—
in
the
deadening
amidst
will,
world,
keep the
the
the loss
natu-'
flying.
WV mourn
flag
of our
loss
rally
the
depart
enough,
that'the
but we rejoice
ed comrades,
made
been
loss
good by the leg
has
death;
The
service:
of fruitful
acy
of*
stir
in tis
should
friends
two
our,
we
AVhat
of.
arja
a
or
our
spheres
respective
in
doing
for
world'
the
usefulness
to prepare
wd
Are
King:'coining
of its
the
of our
measure
in the
op
working
in
the
church's
extend
to
portunity
of
a
we
force
forAre
good?
fluence
neighbour-.,
own
in our
righteousness
men
make
to
we
trying
Are
hood?
to lift
and
of holinesssee
the beauty
of their
conception
them
to a right
men
ed
of
tho
to
and
wo
who,
of
fluences
.
:
,
If
we
can
man?
and
to
answer
satisfactory
give
situa
the
meet
then
inquiries,
these
turn
to
resolution
tion
by si. firm
life,
a* new
and
leaf
in your
over
of
it
reinforcements
back
up by the
medit.i
and
Hible
reading
prayer.
word
will
if
a.
suffer
tion.
And
you
1 will
ask
you^todo
of exhortation
that
for the Etfajjon
at
'and
that
once,
duty
God
to
not*
a,
-
i
i
our
AVe miss
depart
lossw,
our
but
-and mourn
if
lisTvo
reached
the
realms
of
they
if
bliss,
joined
the
they have
godly
if
brethren,
fellowship
_of
accepted
the rest
entered
into
that
they have
tlie
'to
'o
remaineth
of G!oda
people
to
them
their
not
ask
leave'
would
felicities
back
and
come
to
present
live
the
over
trying
experi
again
for out
of their
ences
past pilgrimage
if 'wo
sake.
would
could,
We
not,
the
disturb
of
them
in
enjoyment
priceless
their
fruit
heritage,
the
of
'.'would'
be: selfish
their
That
labors.
us
tp
that
would
with
ness
cover
left
ns
proach.
already
They have
life,
an
and
of
example
pattern
which,
we
however
impel feet,
may
follow
and so win the ap
and
copy,
in
Father
of our
Heaven.
piobation
we
see
that
Let
make
us
good u e of
have
the, lesiacy
to
they
bequeathed
us.
the
church
^mili
They ha vei left
wh.-'Vr,
for the Church
tant
expectant.
until
the
be in safe
keeping
they will
when'
of the Resurrection,,
morning
inscribed
the
the
words
tablet.
on
in
dead
which
die
'?TJle ed
the
are
will
tli -Lord.'
be triumphantly
veri
so
enough
a
with
deep
responsibilities
momentous.
brethren,
'
fied.
-
of life
no
tenure
have
You
Our
moment.
the
present
in.
the
not
were
taken,
friends
two
vigor
of manhood.
in the
but
decay,
be.
and
at
time,
called
You
any
may
to set
will
to
well
your
begin
do
you
delay.
without
Many
house
in order
._
if
act
a*
they
matter
in this
people
a,
live
to
weregoing
believed
they
that they
and resolve
long time,
very
for
make
will
to
preparation
begin
season
si
in
convenient
at
eternity
is
a,
This
future.
far
distant
the
do, and
often
to
risky
thing
proves
forget
their
to
They
fatal
purpose.
Now
Scripture.
disregard
the
or
is the
is
the.
time._no\v
day
accepted
to
sent
are
of salvation.
Warnings
them
wo
heed
but
us
wiser,
make
con
them
of no
not.
as
They treat
of life
end
and
the
cern
of theirs,
for
and
come
suddenly,
they
comes
the' bitter
fruit
to taste
the first
time
Once
procrastination.
of
deadly
all
with
more.
exhorC
T would
you,
to
I can
command,
the
earnestness
life.
thoii:;h+
live
The
the
heavenly
will
do no
to
tried
have
that
you
'no
in
thorn
of .regret
place
your
life
will
pillow.
A well-spent
dying
for a- death
be a. beautiful
retrospect
is
folly
is
it
It
more
than
bed.
a
to delay
our
madness
preparation
aie
loSaer
the
issues
minute
when
our
AVe miss
so
momentous.
depart
work.
beyond
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