Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-02
IN NEMORIiM.

"ur dearly beloved mother. Lucy
hAM hlNS. who passed 10 the great bsyvi
thFee years ago today. October :, 1917
Some day when on our listening ear
,Iihil ran the song Of heavenly cheer
men "" shall tread the golden street
Ana there our precious loved one greet
We shall be satisfied
HER CHILDREN.
so~ARD. Ia sad hut loving remembrance
unr devoted mother and grnndmetlIe:
ELIZABETH HOWARD. who departed III
ire september 80. 1918. s.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HER LONELY DAUGHTER I4h-Is
DAISY E. MARTIN. ''''' VIZ -
JONES. In sad remembrance Of our de-,
DEPARTED Trnst aI ,S,s S Sc. LoTTIE Jones VII
= 1914 bAIGHrEE AND SIS'rEK.
LYLEs In sad but loving rcm.mbrane. q
our GEAR son and brother. WILLARD /
Lilies, who passed away two years ng
TO-DAY October =, 1915.
The loss is bitter. the main .eya,.
10 part with one we loved 50 dagr
The trial is hard we viii not complain.
But trust In God 10 meet again
Sleep on. dear son and fake ynur rests
TOD called you home. H., thought il best
~ Siiehce You suffered, in patience Won Ior,
IN God called you to suffrr no more.
THE FAMILY.
AAHoREEY. In sad but loving rcmerh-ar,.
OF my dear husba I'D. ROBERT II. Major
NEf. who departed this lie two years az
today. October =. 1918
The month of September is nm. mara l.ra
10 me the sadGest of the wear
mere was an angel band in heaven.
winch was not quite complete
And God called my darling husband TO III
the vacant seat
HIS DEVOTED WIFE ROSA MAIoRNEY.
MANSFIELD. In sad but loving remembrance,
OF our beloved son ard brother, KARL KEN
NETT MANSFIELD, who entered in heaven
tod.
Through all pain at times he'd smile.
\ smile Of heavenly birth.
And when the angels called him home
lie smiled farewell To earth.
Heaven retaiaejh now our treasure
Earth the lonely casket keeps
And the sunbeanis long to Iingcr
where our dear loved sleeps.
BY HIS DEVOTED PARENTS AND LONE
III bhoIHEK CHESTER AND SISTED
ALfA NJ. HUDSON.
MALE. Sacred to the memory of my dean
mother. NARY 4. NEALE. who dcpar,cs
this life October =, 1912.
Home at rest. so sweetly sleeping
In thy Sayiors tender care
Where there is no pain or SORROW
None on earth can harm you there
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, BERTHA V,
NEALE. -
mory of our dear mother, MARY f. NEAIE
who left us for the peace and joy of Para.
use, october =, 1872.
AT the beautiful gate you stand and wait
Dear mother, from pain set free.
shall clasp your hand and see Your smile
Wnen the hinges are turned me.
BY ETA AND RUTH.
SIMMONS. In loving remembrance of nv dear
husband, JAMES w. SIMMONS. who depart.
ed this life eight years ago today October
:, lSl2- HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN,
TAYLOR. Sacred to the memory OF my dear
mother and our devoted sister, MARTHA T. F..
TAYLOR. who fell asleep in Jesus two wears
ago today, October - 1915
We miss her more than tongue can tell.
Her Kindness toward us shall ever dwell.
her spirit IN now in heaven above,
w nile We moan for departed love
HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND SISTERS.
LoR
sister MARTHA L. TAYLOR, who departed
1918 '' oe'ooeF -
And though my heart may break with sorrow
by the grief so hard to bear.
snail meet you some bright morning
In the upper garden there.
Yes. l will meet You some bright nor,in.
Resting by the river fair
You will be waiting for my coming
,.r Ii the upper garden there.
TAYLOR.
III.
MARTHA L. TAYLOR. who departed this
lie two years ago today, October 2, 1915
The was borne bravely. the crown
is won;
She hears from her Master His loving well
Nobly she toled in her field till the last.
And death had no terror when life's day was
past.
BY HER NIEcEs. IDA NAE AND MAR.
TIA L. TAYLOR.
and devoted son, PHILIP TAYLOR. who
went TO sleep four years 40 today, October
2, 1916.
I'd rather hear the laugh of you
Than all the birds that sing:
Ia rather see the smile of you
IMAM any, any thing.
I'd rather kiss the lips of Won
Than all else I might do:
III could live just where | like
L would be there right with Won
HIS FATHER, WILLIAM ii. TAYLOR.
TAYLOR. In loving memory of my beloved
nephew, PHILIP TAYLOR, who left me
four years ago today, October ., 1916
cannot feel that thou art far.
Since near al need the angels are:
And when the sunset gates upbar
Shall not thee waiting stand
And white against the evening stars
The welcome of thy beckoning hand
shall clasp thy hand and shall see thee
When the hinges turn for me.
AUNT MAGGIE
TooABS. In loving memory of nv dear
brother, JOSEPH T0OMBS, who passed awsy
October =, 1917.
Although We cannot clasp your hand
Your face we cannot see
But let this little token show
We still remember thee
HIS SISTER AND FRIEND
TYLER. In sad but loving remembrance of
my my, dear father. ROBERT W. TYLER. who
fell peacefully asleep in Jesus eight wears
ago TO-DAY October 1912 ''