The in and was hymns, “Christ will gather His own” “Peace perfect peace” the eternal rest of Isaac were said by the Vicar, sung. Special prayers “for Ball”, (the rev. J.W.G. Jones) who conducted the service. Many women were by emotion while the deputy organist, Mr. F. Clare, played the dead march from “Saul.” At The Graveside About 200 people took part in the procession through the churchyard to the graveside where the committal sentences were said by the vicar. After the coffin had been lowered into the grave, where the cross of white chrysanthemums had been place on the sanded bed, Mr. William Turner, of the Mow Cop lodge of the Loyal Order of Ancient the oration of the Order. During the Shepard’s read committal prayers, the widow stood by the graveside supported by her eldest son, Mr. Eliott Ball. There were many floral tributes and wreaths by a variety of contributors.
The hymns, “Christ will gather in His own” and “Peace perfect peace” was sung. Special prayers “for the eternal rest of Isaac Ball”, were said by the Vicar, (the rev. J.W.G. Jones) who conducted the service. Many women were by emotion while the deputy organist, Mr. F. Clare, played the dead march from “Saul.” At The Graveside About 200 people took part in the procession through the churchyard to the graveside where the committal sentences were said by the vicar. After the coffin had been lowered into the grave, where the cross of white chrysanthemums had been place on the sanded bed, Mr. William Turner, of the Mow Cop lodge of the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepard’s read the oration of the Order. During the committal prayers, the widow stood by the graveside supported by her eldest son, Mr. Eliott Ball. There were many floral tributes and wreaths by a variety of contributors.
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