Evening star., 1916-12-25
In Memoriam.

BELL. In sad but loving remembrance Of ..
beloved and devoted husband. Capt GEoi
W. BELL, who fell asleep in Jesus six ".
ago today. December %, 1910.
Only for a little while,
Then wipe away my tears.
And trust i'll God as | have done
In all these bygone years
To know that | can trust his love.
A. God is always true.
10 know that he makes no mistakes
That thought will comfort me.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
BURKE. Sacred to the memory of our DE-.
! wife aud mother. ANNIE BURKE. who ii
four years ago today. December 25. 1872
The month of December once more Is here,
10 l. the saddesi In the year
Because il took from away
bur darling mother four years ago today.
| BY THE FAMILY.
HoRsTKAMP. In sad remembrance of
brother. WILLIAM f.. HuRSTkAMP. who
I Tered into heaven twenty one years ago todd
! ANNIE AND FRANK.
..oRMAN. In loving remembrance of my de
! mother Mrs PRISCILLA NORMAN. who
! parted this lifr twrnty-two years ago to-day.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MAGGIE NORMA
PARKER. In sad hut loving remembrance Z.
our devoted wife and mother, ALICE L. PAL
| kEl; who died four years ago today, DeceL-
| brr -. lsl2
Gon- but not forgotten.
/ HI HER LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUG!i
TER THOMAS ". AND AGNES l.. PA,
kEK.
PoSEY. In I"yin. remembrance of de
mother. MAEEluN h. A. PoSEY, who
! parted this hfe three years ago today, DeceL
| ter -, 1913.
In the bright forever.
BY HER son. WILLIAM LEE P0SEY.
ROLLINS In sad but loving remembrance g
| my dear wife. MAMIE ROLLINS. who depar
| this life year ago today, December
! 1918.
| Gone. but never forgotten.
| BY HER LoA Ing HUSBAND, DAN ROLLINS.
| ROLLINS. In sad remembrance of my deare
| foster mother MARY A. ROLLINS, who di,
| 80 suddenly one year ago today, December
| 1915.
| often sit and think of you
when / am all alone,
For memory is the only thing
Thai Sri.f call own.
ANNA SCOTT.
! TATE. In loving remembrance Of my below
husband anu our dear father. SIMON A. TAT
who departed this life i've years ago toda
December -, 1911.
Gone. but not forgotten.
| BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
THORNTON. In fond remembrance of my der
nIeud, AuDit l.. THORNTON. whose Jul
tue greeting | have missed for three years
| 4. J.G.
WELLS In sad but loving remembrance Of o.
i beloved mother and grandmother. MARY
NELLS. vino entered into eternal rest nil
| %, months ago today. March Is. 1915.
| Whose 10y. equal the love of q mother?
| whose devotion so loyal and true?
! Who suffers much with such joy for u
| other:
Who works with such pleasure mother I,
| you:
| You hail with delight the friendship Of other,
| You reveI IN love of the sweetheart you's
Yet where DO you hnd friendship like mother's-
tnoroken TIL death calls and life's work !.
| uune:
Don't leave mother. when she is old and gray:
Don't say that she is bother and only In til
way
| Don't lie, her worry. cause her any pain;
| She may be old and feeble, but she is not
blame.
She loved you all your life, and reared you froi
When you laid away. she will love yoL
grave
You VIII know your mothers care unit
not around.
And never know her value until she is unds
.rounu.
Always try to cheer her and keep from being i.
Remember that She reared you the earth d
the seed.
You may learn to love some one that is fond an
But you can love as your mother loved you
Bl HER Lo\ ING DAUGHTER MAMIE AM
Observation-Disclosures EVELYN.
WoRDEN. In remembrance of my dear wife
FANNY f. wOkDEN vino left me one yea
ago To-Day. December %. 1915.
The last farewell was spoken one year ago today
our family circle was broken when my loveu
passed away.
! Oh, the memory of that morning as waited
with aching heart,
Seeing the one 4 loved so dearly pierced BY
deaths most cruel darts.
! BY HER HUSBAND. .
! WORDEN. In sad but loving remembrance oi
my dear sister. FANNY l.. WORDEN, who
| left year ago today. December IS, 1915
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Wnt-rc tiI.. trees gently wave,
Lies The one St loved dearly
In the lonely. silent grave.
nI ii.R SISTER ANNA.