Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
IN MEMORIAM.

IN MEMoRIAM.
CORNELL. A tribute OF love in memory of
our dear aunt. MARTHA CORNELL, who left
cember 8. 1915.
We shall never cease to love you.
Though your form he in the dust.
And some day We hope 10 meet you.
To this end in God We trust.
Oh. for a touch OF the vanished hand
And sound Of the voice that is still.
HER NIECEs EvADNA. EVA. MARGUER-
TIE. MAtDE AND NORA.
GIBBS. A tribute Of love and remembrance
TO the memory of our dear mother. who left
MS so suddenly three years ago today. De-
cember 8. 1916.
At the bedside OF our mother,
We watched her night and day.
Watched her loving hands grow thinner,
And saw her slowly fade away.
HER CHILDREN.
JONES. Sweetest memories of our darling
daughter MABEL DoNNELIY JONES, who
1908. PAPA AMI MAMMA !:
MARTIN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear son md brother. JESSE &. MAR
TIN. who departed this life six years ago
yesterday. December :. 1918.
Forget you. forget you. how can 1t he.
Our only son, God took from mo.
We think of You. dear. day by day.
And the loving things you used to say.
Your face seems always before me.
Your sweet smiles so true.
You cannot come to us, my dear,
But some day We will come TO you.
God knows best. His will must he done
Still IT leaves our hearts sad.
And as long we live this earth
We Will always think Of you.
HIS LOVING MOTHER, FATHER AND Sis. !
TER.
MATTHEW'S. The members of Mount ZiG
BAPTIST Church, Arlington. Va, are requyst-
ed ra.,o to attend n the fTes4l Gf our
December I. 1919. at Zion Baptist Chuth.
ST., South Washington. at l pm.
Joseph. You have outrun us and gone.
Took flight TO the Heavenly King:
Soon Wen be there to meet you,
Under the shadow Of His wing.
Sleep on. silently sleep,
In Mother Natures cold clay:
We will soon be there to meet
In the great resurrection dsf
REV. J. f: GREENE. Mis- CARRIE
BOWEN. MRS: NARY " BROWN MISS
s RpHTS HINES AND CLARENCE c.
MINOR. In loving memofy Of my dear moth
er COR1SN1E MINOR. who died December
g.. 1918. and my GRANDMOTHER MARY JACK
son, who died Noverp Der l. 1919, so sud
denly.
Home is sad. oh. Cod. so dresry,
Lonesome every spot
Listening for her vice till weary.
Weary for hear II not. FAMILY.
oFENSTEN. In sad but loving remembrance
Of my dear husband JOHN oFENSTEIN,
who departed this life nine years ago today.
December .. 1910.
f;-py dear one. come and cheer me.
Let me feel your presence near:
Soothe my weary heart, give comfort
To the one you held so dear.
Be to me n guiding star.
Journeying through the desert drear:
savior. dear guard and keep him
In thy tender. loving care.
Aid me in the hours Of sorrow,
Let me Thy protection share.
I'LL at last. this sad life ended,
may that glad welcome hear
LOVING WIFE. T. r. q.
oFEESTEIN. In loving remembrance Of mr.
dear father. JOHN OFENSTEIN. who died.
suddenly. nine years ago today, December
6. 1910.
Rest in peace.
HIS DAUGHTERS.
oFENSTEIN. In sad memory Of our dear IA
Their, JOHN oFENSTEIN. who departed this
lire nine years ago today, December g. 1910.
From this world of grief and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest,
God has taken our dear father,
Where he'll find eternal rest
AND NETTIE.
PAYNE. In living remembrance Of my little
oDDIE. who departed this life three years
ago today, December 9 1915
Ere sin could harm and sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And bade it blossom there
HIS GRANDMoTHER.
BISON. tribute Of love in memory Of my
dear daughter. DAISY. who left us two
years ago today. December o. 1917. :
Two years have passed since that sad day
My dear daughter was called away.
Always patient loving and Kind
What heavenly memory she left behind
God called her home il His will
But within our hearts she is with us still
HER LONELY MOTHER.
SMITH. In sad bur loving remembrance or
our dear husband and father. HARRY J.
SMITH, who departpl this life sir
ago today. December Il, 1913.
,,,s Gone; but not forgotten.
HIS LOVING WIFE MAUDE AND SON
my dear husband. EDWARD TURNER. who
departed this life one year ago today. De-
HIS LONELY WIFE. SARAH TURNER.
WuLEKE. In sad and loving remembrance Of
my dear son and our brother. FRANK
ALofSluS WII-LEKE. who lost his life In
1918. W
God called him home. Thy will be done
Ending his suffering. while crown he won.
Al s dsiIr sDry never :" cease s
peace. MOTHER.
Sad and sudden was the call.
One year ago today.
Called from this world for a peaceful rest,
Called by God who knoweth best
Nobly at his post he stood
Our brother, fond and true
Beloved by all his friends so well
And kind to all he knew
SISTER AND BROTHER.
WILLEKE. In tender and loving memory OF
FRANK AIOYsIUS wILLEKE. who gave
his life for his country in harbor of Tan
gier, Morocco. December G. l9fS
Loved in life. in death remembered
EVA t. ANDERSON. Quincy. Mass
w1ILEKE. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear cousin. FRANK A. WIIIEKE
who departed this life year ago TO-DAY
December g. 1918. while in the service Of
his country.
May his soul rest in peace
HIS COUSINS WEISS FAMILY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JAMES T. RYAN,
317 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Modern Chapel. Linen 1aa
Private Anbnla nce