Evening star., 1920-11-25
IN MEMORIAM.

doALEbAuGH. One year ago this Thankssiv-
ing day, our dearly beloved boy BILLY. W.
years.
We cannot say and will not say
That he is dead, he is Just away:
With CHEEKY smile and a wave of his hand.
He has wandered into an unknown land.
And And We. Oh we. who the widest yearn
FOR the old-t step and the glud return
~ " 49, His Loved ONES.
JAYNE. sacred 70 tho memory Of my devoted
mother. GERTRUDE JAYNE. who entered
into rest two years ago today, November
~. 1918.
Oh. joys that gone. will you return
To gladden. my heart Of yore:
Will find you awaiting me some happy
When drift TO eternitys shore:
viii Your dear eyes meet mine as in days
that are past:
viii thrill At the touch of your hand:
Oh. joys that are gone. will I lind you at
On the shores Of that wonderful land.
Forget you. forget you. how can II be:
My darling mother God took from me.
think of you. mother. day by day.
Aad the loving things you used 80 say
HER LOVING DAUGHTER ISABELLE.
KHEcHTEL: In sad and loving rememhran"c
Of our mother, EMMA MARIE. who depar;"i
this life November "a 1915
The rose that is dearest and rareet
Is the one that is killed by the FROST
The love that was purest and fairrst
- ehe utuT oue uat we uHNt "si-
Gone, dear mother. but NOT forgotten
BY your children who linger here;
Every day you seem nearer,
HEX Re GHgsSs diy ysS sSw RyTm m01s dssr sND John T.
WERHEIM
my dear mother. NAOMI f. KITCHEN. who
departed this life two years ago yesterday.
November "A. 1918. aged - years.
Oh. joys that have gone. will you ever return
To gladden. my heart Of yoref
Win 1 find you awaiting me some happy morn
When 1 drift to etcrnity's shore!
Will your dear eyes meet mine in days
that past!
viii thrill at the touch Of your hand:
Oh, joys that have gone. will find you a'
On the shores offhst wonderful land?
Forget yor. forget you. how can it he:
My darling mother God took from ME:
! think Of you, mother. day by day.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS. THOMAS
NELSON. In loving memory of nv dear
brother, WILLIAM NELSON. who departed
25, 1913 HIS BROTHER FRANK
SIMPSON. In loving memory Of my dear
daughter. EVA T.. SIMPSON (nee Rinker,
% 1918.
At the bedside Of our loved one,
Night by night and day by day,
We watched the loving Ina nds grow thinner.
Saw her slowly fade away
She is waiting by the river
Just across the silent stream,
Where sweet flowers blooming,
And the hanks ever green.
MOTHER AND AUNT ALICE.
sNoWDEN. Sacred to the memory Of our be-
s%ei,,,2s iSyed son: brothe. and uncle. JOHN W.
ago today. November %. 1919.
In the graveyard lastly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one loved 80 dearly,
In his lonely, silent grave.
MRS. JANE RICHARDSON, MRS Jo-
sEI,H sEPHINE rSEoG GILMER. MRS. GERALDINE
TAYLOR. In sad and loving remembrance of
my devoted husband. JOHN Z. TAYLOR.
who passed away one year ago today. No
vember ., 1919.
Home is sad oh. God 5 lonely,
Lonely every nigh. and day.
1t 10 not bright like it used TO be
BEFORE my husband went away.
often sit and wonder
What You would like and say
II You only knew the changes
since you passed away.
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARY J. TAYLOR. .
beloved mother, JOSEPHINE WEST. who
vember 25. 1914.
We shall find our treasures one by one.
Lost links from loves broken chain
And the tender touch of the pierced hand
WIN reclasp them once again.
TON. AND SONS.
WILLIAMS. Sacred to the memory OF our de-
voted wife and mother. ANNIE NJ. WILL
IAMS. who departed this life year ago
today, November 2J. 1919.
Home Mt last. sweetly sleeping,
In thy Savior's tender care. "a
Where there is no pain or sorrow.
None on earth can harm you there.
rERS