Death of Dr. Atteberry and Sister Hutchins

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 20, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 20.

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Death of Dr. Atteberry and Sister Hutchins

IN the REVIEW of May 13 appeared the notice of the death of Sister Hutchins, who had for many years been a faithful co-laborer with her husband, Elder A. S. Hutchins, extensively and favorably known to the readers of the REVIEW as an earnest preacher of this message; and now comes from Brother Chas. Thompson, from Willow Hill, Ill., a notice of the death of Dr. Atteberry, whose obituary will be found in another column of this paper. From the notice it appears that Brother Atteberry has long occupied a prominent place in the minds and hearts of his brethren, as one who was a friend of, and had an interest in, this cause. He had been a reader of the REVIEW for thirty-five years. Thus the circle of the older readers of the REVIEW is continually narrowing down by death. But every one who finishes his course with joy, is an added triumph of the cross.