PmLANrHRoprc HALL, Sept. 1917
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JVhpreaS, By an inscrutable dispensaton Of Di-
vine Providence, our esteemed fellow member,
Exum l.. Whitaker, while engaged in the service
of his country, died st CamaIgo in Mexico; And
Whereas il behoves US as members of that Society
to which he was an honor 10 enter upon our Regis
ter some becoming atlestation of our grief at the
loss which we, together with his family, have sus-
tained in the premature death Of one so young and
of such promise. .. s,ai. g.. -.-. 49,. .s


Therefore, be II unanimously RESOLVED, That
we ueeply sympathiZe with the family of the de-
ceased, who by this melancholy dispensaton, have
been hereft of relation SO duifu and affectionate
and that we do sincerely tender to them that con-
duence which one afflicted heart can offer 10
another.


Resolued, That, as members of the same body
of which he was ornament, we deeply lament
the irreparabe loss which our Society has sustain
ed in the death of one Of its most promising mem
bers. whose early life gave great hopes of career
alike commendab.e to- himself, honorable TO his
friends and useful 10 his country. .e zoe.


ResoLced, That we, the members Of the Philan-
thropic Society, in token. of our esteem for the
memory of the deceased, do wear Grape on the
left arm for the space Of thirty days, rs the last
mark of respect 10 our departed fellow member.
.ResOlred That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the relations, of the deceased, and that
COPIES be sent to the Raleigh Register, North
Carolina Standard and Roanoke Republican,, with
request for publication.


81 -s' BENZ. s. GUION, - rs


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