Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
In Memoriam.


In MemOriam.
ANDERSON. IN sad but loving remembranee
CLIFTON ANDERSON, who deps:ted tnis
life one Fear ago today, Jnly :. l'ls.
Though suffering he breathed murmur.
For the Comforter stayed by his stce.
And whispered, Pear not am with thee.
WITH Ne t""l smart ever aui'e'
over the river the pale boatman hastened:
He heard the dip of his oar;
Then from earth aad its sorrow he bore him
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81 OFT dear son l.E"kANpE hENIAMlN
ago today. July =. l9ls-
We may all have our SORROWS.
Some grirfs quickly die away,
Ert the loss 81 our ittie darling
"r'N'S our h'Sf's from uaF 70 Gay
A. TIN. evening sun is setting.
Outlines as We sit alone
In our hearts eh"rt CONES a st"ains.
II ltSrandc could c"mn honlc. ...,,.,.,.
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AND iAMtLl.
BUTLER In Sad and loving rrmrmhr franc, %. 81
tue" he Alley. who died two years ago
July =. 1917.
In the .hu-rhyard softly sleeping
W mere iit ueN'iS I'h'f N"'''
In he cold and silent grave.
BY THE FAMILY.
co1F1IA IN sad hut loving remembrsnce
CoIELLA. who departed this life one year
AZ" t"daN. iriy = i"le' "s'' '"r'e years
Her little eyes are closed in sleep,
Her voice We hear more.
.aF 4, ppa
CON -. holm hrt feel so lonely
For ma words were ever swtcter
Tban tbr words she used To say.
BY FATHER AND MOTHER.
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DOUGLASS. In sad hut loving rem S1InnTr,
Of our dear son anu orYiheI: p 1 an
DotGl.ASS wh" dtpa' yea tnis ny "i. =,
ago today. Iuly !. lais' MASS I" w s"i' "'
Oh. the memory Of that sad morning
As we stood with aching hearts
Seeing the one We loved so dearly
Pierced by death : most cruel uar's'
Though suffering, he hreathed no murmur'
For the Comforter stayed 10y ms side
And whispered, Fear not, / am Win thee.
With Ne thou shalt ever abide.
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER AND BROTHER,
NARY AND WALTER DOUGLASS.
EARLY. MARY +. GIRBS FAIRLY, beloved
daughter Of Mary L. Roswell, who departed
this life January l. l9l9
she claimed;
God called Mary as the old year passed
Into the new out OF all her aches and pains
To world of peace and Joy ,,>-,,,-,
pi MN NJ
D .,. 40. , 1910
EARLY. Departed TINS IRE 'ahuary l, isi''
In the lonely Union cemetery lies my darling
sister Mary
VINO Is =" s"tfu! resting uielt' A. -.
God called SISTER MARY, IL seeihed nafu W see
hts dle:
But Gods viii b. ha done. :, ,-,,soS .
81 slslhh hooA L. "lLooN'
GARNER In loving remHmnrance OF our oee.
father, John +. GARNER. who passe1
away eleven years ago today. July :, 1905
From the world of main and sorrow
Where he win md eternal rest.
EY HIS DAUGHTERS
HALVES In memory of our dear son and
brother HARRY W. HALVES. who gave his
b hsf SHs dsAt Of "f France D,a'' ''
IT., 49,, -, ..c, d.r ,vo miss xou.
M, ,bey i I. Know The sorrow
That lies in our hearts concealed:
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KIDWELL Sacred to the memory Of my be-
loved son ROY II. kIDWELL, who departed
1919.
TN s de, anu ~ tonr me- snrpn canrot tell;
IN 49, 80 W. ,ha sorroyv 70 lose a loved one
I'm ~ "1 ca Sanss a MESSAGE 10 vonr home.
oh'ii "od Sehcs message W 'ouf HOi"'
When the word came he was dead;
lime was 100 snort 10 "a! iafe"eh
To him whom loved 50 We'll
Gone in the best Of his days,
| Right in manlood's bloom
Torn from those that loved him best.
klDwELL-
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