Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-08
In 1emoriam.

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sEAvm: In Iey,as but "a E:ns.s.,ss
BBAvIN. who Departed this life one PES
ago today, August 8. 1918.
Dear mother. no one knows how ~ hau
This one year gone BY.
When you left rs sad and lonely
Fer your home up in the sky.
eoss yeu ar. gone you a; .,,.I not forgotten
We viii keep your memory cherished
Until our hearts in death are stilIed.
often sit aud think Of you
When am all alone.
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call tts, own.
Can We help but feel % lonely
For no words were ever sweeter
By Her DH NtSi nns o'e Ea * Az +. eARpt
NER.
BOILER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
1 my qss5 T ths hri TIA BOILER :n
August 8, 1915.
often sit and think Of you
When I am all alone.
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
For my heart is sad and lonely now.
For grief is too deep to tell.
But ttneewill come. care not when,
HER LOVING HUSBAND. JAMES A..
BOILER. =
devoted dsuEhter: LoTTIE NAY HAIsLUr
ago today. August 8, 1917.
Two sad and lonely years have passed
rI Since death ,s strangely oads 1s part;
But not from our stricken hearts.
But again we hope to meet thee.
And in heaven with joy to greet thee.
E MsR no s'is shsd AND
MOTHER. -
devoted sister. LorTIE MAY HAIsLuP
BRANDON. who departed this life two
years ago today. August 8, 1917.
How I miss you, dear sister, -
No one knows but God alone;
Yet / know you are with Jesus,
Sleeping in HIS arms Of love.
How I long to have You with me
And see your smiling face,
But will try and bear the sorrow
HER LOVING SISTER. Mis-. MABEL z. .
CROOKS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my daughter, NORAH n. BROOKS, who :.
fell asleep eleven years ago today, August 8.
1908
No matter how heavy my loss,
No ~. matter s.i how great my ID Se.psir
Ter sni DnVSrEb cassE
my darling daughter. BLANCHE r. Brown.
who departed this life SIX months ago to- a
day, February~'S 1910. 2
Ny thoughts are always wandering
To the grave not far away, 4
Where our darling Blanche Is sleeping.
By 4. ' fcssd and 10Th as.7s
BROWN.
KAUFMAN. In loving remembrance Of de-
voted husband and father, CHARLES
KAUFMAN. who died sixteen Year, ago to-
We will remember thee As long - life and
BY WIFE AND CHILDREN. -.
sILAs l. LOVE. who was % suddenly sum-,
moned to the crest beyond two years ago
The voice at midnight came,
He started up to hear,
A m mortal ,ah arrow arr. 81, pierced his frame,
By MS DEVOTED WIFE. NARY B. LOVE.
my devoted wife. HELENA MEYER, who !:
departed this life one year ago today. August
How sweet the memory still, -
But death has left vacant place 81.
This world can never NIL.
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND. So
PRMN. In memory Of my brother. JAMES,
X. PRIAA. who died fifteen year, ago to-.
day, August 8. 1904. PAUL II. PRIMN.
KICKS. In sad but loving remembrance II my
wife and our dear mother. ARA yANES0
| RlCks. who passed away two yeafs ago to-
| Though only two years have passed axssj !.
| since we could call our mother we miss her
~ HER. HUSBAND, JAMES ". RIcKs'
AND CHILDREN. h
sInHS. In loving memory Of my daughter
GERTRUDE sIMMS, who departed this life n,
August 8, 1915.
Dear Is the grave in which she is laid. sf'
Sweet Is the memory which will never fade; =
Part Of my life Is buried deep
Under the sod where my daughter sleeps; N
God called her home. il was His will,
But in my heart miss her still.
MOTHER, LULA G. WHITE.
SMITH. In sacred and loving remembrance Of
my husband and our father and grandfa Their.
JOHN e. SMITH, who departed this life
three years ago today. August 8, 1915.
Why not be sad and lonely. aT
When the voice once heard b stilled, .
And the place in our home left vacant
Can never again be filled? .,e
~ HIS WIDOW, HARRIET e. SMITH: HIS
- SONS. DOUGLASS AND CORP. .WALTERsn
SMITH, q. 8. A., AND GRANDDAUGH.,.
TER, MARGUERITE. -
wuLIAEsoN. In sad but loving remen-
WILLIAMSON, who died four years aeo
today: August 9: 1915. 80
BY HIS DEVOTED SISTER, MRS. GEORGE,
r. AIKEN. r