Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-26
In Memoriam.

his heavenly home one year ago today. April ,
20, 1917. ~
Days of sadness still come over me.
Tears Of SORROW silently now;
Fond memory keeps you. darling. near me-
Though heaven claimed you one year ego.
Sleep on. dearest husband sweet be thy rest;
! needed thee. dear, but God knew best. - {
Gods will be done. He doeth all thing. well;
Yet some day shall meet you
Where farewell tears are she'd
BY HIS LONELY WIFE. ALICE DEAN.
EHGEL. In loving remembrance Of DAVID LIZ
ENGEL. who departed this life two Year, ago
BY HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.
FousT. In memory of ETHEL BRIscoE FoUsTsG
who departed this life April 20. 1915.
A precious from us has gone. ~
The voice We loved Is still:
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God In His wisdom has recalled
The bloom His love has given;
Although the body slumbers here.
BY Her HUSBAND AND FATHER; JAMES e.
foUsT AND JOHN II. BRIsCoE. ~
dear mother. JULIA A. PHELPS. who ds+4
parted this life three years ago today. April :6,
1915. -
We often think Of days gone by.
When were all together:
Her CHEEKY way. her smiling face are pleasures
She had kindly word for each and died beloved
BY THE FAMILY .
L GH wARREN
passed to spirit life one year ago today. April
70. 1917. Her body rests in Arlington, boar
her spirit has gone to Join the dear ones who.
have preceded her to the evergreen shore:
She va. beloved By all who knew her. The
taught us that she is not so far away from,
her bereared ones in earth life. ~
Note now. dear wife. the tributary tear
That meurns thy exit from world like this: q
Forgive the. wish that would nave kept thee hare.
And stayed thy progress to the realm Of biisS~f
The poet Lensfriiow penned n truer say..
ing than when he wrote the immortal words,
There Is No DEATH -
There is no death. The stars so down ~
TO rise upon some fairer shore; 49,,
They shine forevermorc.'
There is no death. An angel form 90
Walks DER the earth with silent treads Il.
He bears our best loved ones away,
And then call them dead
And US. the unseen,
Their dear immortal spirits tread;
For all this boundless universe 80
Is life. There is no dead.
Then more think or fear you've lest ey
The loved whose form, you see no mere; a,
They've only just before you crossed "
BY HER HUSBAND. W. A. ROBERTS. :
soaRELL. In sad but loving rem %s Of
s g. isia. 'A'' lie one year As' ' IL
Some day, perhaps. shall understand.
When We meet again In the netter lana.
You don't know the sorrow to be left alone {.
Till God sends a message to your home. =.
IT'S sad when He calls for the other.
But the worst blow Of all is when God calls for.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER BELLE.
| soRRELL. In sad remembrance Of our dear.
loving mother and grandmother. JosEpHINE
sORREIL, who departed this life one yesfs
ago today. April "a. 1911. sfg
A smiling face a mothers kiss.
Mamma, you surely missed. -
No one can ever take your place, -
We surely miss your smiling face. 81
HER LONELY DAUGHTER AND son. NAN
ME AND HARRY.
IT'S Jesus knows how sad are our hearts. =.
How lonely each day we feel.
Without dear mother to brighten cur hsDs. -
Who's. place cannot be hiied. -
Through tie house wander sady.
Through our hoyp. lonely, dear; ~
In each we find soEle token
HER 81 fnF dfsn AND aS' sos
AND HENRY.
Oh, lonely and dear was that hour. mother. III
Our hearts to their Ssptn, Msre vs .s,rrss
Or the sound of your voic. Be heard.
saw her face in death grow cold, ,l-t
| I saw mother laid away. -
But yet think I still behold
i"A' same HER DEVOTED SON WILLIAM. -
Don't leave mother when she is old md gray.
Don't say that she is a bother and only in the
Don't let her worry or cause her any pain.
She may be old and feeble. BUT she is not t. ;
blame. -
Always try to cheer her and keep her from beias
Remember, that she reared you a. the earth did q
the seed.
You will never know your mothers care untia !.
And never know her value until she is undsr'-
HER DEVOTED De eTES, DAUGHTER AND son. ROSY
AND EPPIE. -
Dear grandmother. how We loved you. ?
In words cannot tell.
But engraved deep within our hearth ~
Your image shall always dwell.
HER LONELY GRANDDAUGHTER AND
GRANDSON, AGNES AND DAN.
sTUBENER. In sad but loving remembrance af :
my dear son, PHILIP J. SrUBENER, Jr
,Pete) who entered into rest nine years ago
today, April e. 1909.
Our hearts deep in sorrow return to this day.
As memory recalls how death bore him away.
And left us In tears In grief and In woe.
When stood by his grave nine years ago. q =,
lovingly and tenderly we laid him to rest.
Away from earths sorrow and care. y
And now lie 10 waiting to welcome Us home,
with the blessing Of heaven to share. -
HIS DEx4TED MOTHER. FATHER ASnss
SISTERS.
v1IKERSoN. In sad but loving remembrance
Of dear father and grandfather. FRED
three years ago today. April 20. 1915.
ny HIS DAUGHTER, CLARA WILLIAMs. AND
GRANDDAUGHTER, MRS. ETHEL Cofs2