Evening star., 1918-02-14
-M Memofiam.

loved wife and mother, MARY r. MAY. yhs1
departed this life two years ago today. Feb-l
BY HER HUSBAND AND soNs, -
PITTS. As expression Of devotion to oup
dear father, ROBERT T. PITTS. who des
parted this life seven year. ago today, Eses
ROBINSON. In sad and loving remembrance OF
my. my devoted 1tNS ed, wife GENEVA ROBINSON VII
ary IA. 1917.
Death Suddenly bade us part
But the world with all its changes Il
Has not taken You from my heart.
Through all her pains at times she smiled 7
That smile of heavenly mirth.
And when the angels called her home.
BY Her DEVOTED HUSBAND. ARTHUR ROSE
INSoN.
ROBINSON. In loving remembrance OF our DEF
voted sister. GENEVA ROBINSON. who des
1917
Jesus. while my heart is bleeding
Fer the voice hear more.
Help me in my daily toiling.
To meet her there around yonder shoees
Oh. how she waited patiently
10 hear the Masters voice,
Calling her home TO take her rest
1t made her heart rejoice.
BY HER DEVOTED BROTHER AND SISTEHss
THOMAS MINOR AND LoTTIE JoHNsoN.4
SSOlI. In snd INIT loving memory or my DEAR
mother. FRANCES SCOTT. who departed this
life one year ago today. February II, 1917.
Sad and yet lonely,
oh. dear mother, how I miss you, 4
Every night and day;
Sleep. rest. wait.
BI HER DAUGHTER. ELLA coURsEY.A
sHEDRIcK. In loving memory OF my dear hus>
land. WILLIAM siIEDRICK. who died one
year ago. February II. 1917.
One year has passed with all its changes, I
Since God said we must part,
But yet darling husband. all these changesv =
Can never take you from my heart.
FROM HIS LOVING WIFE MARY. -
dear and brother. WILLIAM sHEDRICK.
who died one year ago today. February Il. lsI7ss
II could have seen him al the last
And held his gentle hand.
And heard the last sigh from his heart. :.
| would not feel sad III
ss asa not Gia hRs" mo; s" sa HaIoi a.! he bore 81
only know he went away
And did say goodbye.
BY HIS MOTHER AND SISTER. y
vAss. In sad and loving remembrance Of oari
mother and grandmother. ELIZABETH vAsss
who entered into eternal rest one year ago
today, February u, 1877.
The month of February once more is here
To Us the saddest of the year,
Because it took from away y
Our mother and grandmother year ago todayS
Some day perhaps well understand.
When meet again in the better land:
You don't know the TO be left alones
Till God sends a message TO your home.
'Tis sad when He calls for another.
BY HER LONELY DAUGHTER AND GRAND
CHILDREN. SELENA GROSS.
VAsS. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear .grandmothcr. ELIZABETH vAss, whs
died February II. 1917
oh. Grandma. dear:
No care IS on her brow:
Oh hlame not for weeping. =
BY Her I:fs' GRANbsoSa r. s;a JAMES GROSS. .
WALKER. In sad but loving memory Of our
granddaughter and niece. EDNA WALKER.
who departed this life one year ago today.
February II. 1917.
Days OF sadness stin come DER US,
Tears Of sorrow silently flow:
Fond memory keeps our baby near us.
Though God took her home one year aga. !
Though you're gone. you're not forEotten.,s
And your place never be filed.
Still we tried so hard TO save you.
BY LovISG GRANDMoTHEk AND AuNrIE.
l. L. W.
our dear son RICHARD r. WEAVER. who
departed this life fifteen years ago today. Feb
ruary IA. 1903.
I hide my grief best I may and kiss some
To case ed the eh ache that's in my heart to ill the
But memory Sits by my side and still his face
And God sends at the Christmastide the gracious
'' VI BY HIS PARENTS. q
WILSON. In sweet and loving remembrsnces Of
our dearly beloved and only little and +
brother. HAROLD r. WILSON. who entefed
into rest five years ago today, February ~.
1913. u
| Harold's well remembered footsteps
We are listening for in vain.
And our eyes grow dim with watching.
And our hearts sad with pain =
| 'Tis not the tear at the moment shed.
'Iis life's whole pathway shaded.
''ris the remembrance fondly kept
When all the lighter grefs have faded
HIS LOVING FATHER. MOTHER AND SIS
TIERS.
WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance of our,
dear mother. CORA b. WILLIAMS. who de-
parted this life i've years ago, February H.
1918.
BY HER SONS. OLIVER. WALTER AND
ARCHIE WILLIAMS.