From the SC Advocate, July 21, 1904: DUBOIS—Miss Anna Etta DuBois was born in Marion, SC, April 10, 1877 and died in the triumph of faith May 12, 1904. She was the daughter of J.T. and Mrs. Eugenia DuBois and was one of a large family of children. Joining the church in tender childhood, she was several years ago very clearly and happily converted. Diffident and reserved by nature, when she referred to her experience at all, it was always in the spirit of Him who "is meek and lowly in heart." Yet, she had that faith, which in life, "worked by love and purified the heart," in sickness patiently and submissively enduring as seeing Him who is invisible and in the presence of death was not afraid. Miss Etta was a most dutiful and affectionate daughter. The cheerfulness with which she discharged her share of the household duties was equaled only by her energy, and her solicitude for the comfort of her father and mother, in the midst of affliction, was beautiful to behold, during the months of sickness, that preceded her translation, she exhibited patience and fortitude that constituted a remarkable triumph of the grace of God. Even after her strength was far expended, she often went to church, because of the joy of being in God's house, and after she was too weak to read, she often had her mother to sit by her side and read the "glad tidings." Miss Etta will be pleasantly remembered by many occupants of this parsonage–her home being so near by–and to the entire family many hearts go out in this time of sore bereavement." R.E. Stackhouse