In Memory of Little Clarence Roberts
Very sad and shocking was the death of this dear little boy. The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Roberts of Nocona, died Sunday morning February 18th, at six o'clock. The little boy was brought to Sandy Mush Monday and entered at the Roberts graveyard, Rev. Goode of Marshall solemnizing the Funeral writs, which was very impressive. As innocent little Clarence lay in the casket he did not look as one sleeping that long sweet sleep from which none ever wake till the resurrection morn; but only a refreshing natural sleep to awake soon and find mother ready to take him into her arms and love him with that love that is so great - that of a good mother. Our greatest sympathy goes out to the heart-broken parents, relatives and friends... (signed) Clyde Cassada
[Published in the News-Record on February 23, 1912]
Very sad and shocking was the death of this dear little boy. The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Roberts of Nocona, died Sunday morning February 18th, at six o'clock. The little boy was brought to Sandy Mush Monday and entered at the Roberts graveyard, Rev. Goode of Marshall solemnizing the Funeral writs, which was very impressive. As innocent little Clarence lay in the casket he did not look as one sleeping that long sweet sleep from which none ever wake till the resurrection morn; but only a refreshing natural sleep to awake soon and find mother ready to take him into her arms and love him with that love that is so great - that of a good mother. Our greatest sympathy goes out to the heart-broken parents, relatives and friends... (signed) Clyde Cassada
[Published in the News-Record on February 23, 1912]
In Memory of Little Clarence Roberts
Very sad and shocking was the death of this dear little boy. The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Roberts of Nocona, died Sunday morning February 18th, at six o'clock. The little boy was brought to Sandy Mush Monday and entered at the Roberts graveyard, Rev. Goode of Marshall solemnizing the Funeral writs, which was very impressive. As innocent little Clarence lay in the casket he did not look as one sleeping that long sweet sleep from which none ever wake till the resurrection morn; but only a refreshing natural sleep to awake soon and find mother ready to take him into her arms and love him with that love that is so great - that of a good mother. Our greatest sympathy goes out to the heart-broken parents, relatives and friends... (signed) Clyde Cassada
[Published in the News-Record on February 23, 1912]
Very sad and shocking was the death of this dear little boy. The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Roberts of Nocona, died Sunday morning February 18th, at six o'clock. The little boy was brought to Sandy Mush Monday and entered at the Roberts graveyard, Rev. Goode of Marshall solemnizing the Funeral writs, which was very impressive. As innocent little Clarence lay in the casket he did not look as one sleeping that long sweet sleep from which none ever wake till the resurrection morn; but only a refreshing natural sleep to awake soon and find mother ready to take him into her arms and love him with that love that is so great - that of a good mother. Our greatest sympathy goes out to the heart-broken parents, relatives and friends... (signed) Clyde Cassada
[Published in the News-Record on February 23, 1912]
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