Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-17
DIED..

Wednesday. July IA. 1890 CHARLES ALEX
AMBER STEWART. Jr.. eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. stewart aged 10 years
Funeral saturday, July IL. at $3.50 pm. from
Old Falls Church. Falls Church. Va. IL
WILKINS. Passed peacefully 10 rest July
st. NV Mr. MLrh II %r TGsiGss'e beloved
mother Of Peter -. wilkins and Henry
wilkins. Funeral July is. at 80. from Ser
ond Baptist Church. 3rd st. between Il and
SITS. NV. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited TO attend. torange Court House. Va.
papers please cOpy.l IL
WILLIAMSON Departed this life Thursday.
July 10 1920. mt II - pm. al his residence.
81 L st. Sc, &. A. J. WILLIAMSON. aged
9e years. Funeral Monday. July 10. 2:30
o'clock from home. Friends and relatives in
Tited. lnterInent Congressional cemetery. Is
IN MEMORIAM.
BRoTHERToN. In sad hut loving
brance OF our darling son and beloved broth
er and dear grandson. WARREN T.. BROTH
ERT0N who joined the heavenly angels one
year ago today. July IL. 1919
There are many sad things in this life.
But the ssddest is TO part.
For the tongue cannot tell when II utters
farewell
OF the sadness it leaves in our hearts.
Our darling Warren. how we have, missed
You,
Since from earth you have passed away.
There is grief that canot find comfort.
And wounds that cannot be healed
We mourn and weep for our darling. al
you have safely anchored. Angels led you
all the way tdyingp. sweetly smiling. trust
ing in Jesus. the mighty 10 save. with
sad farewell. Goodbye were the last words
Won spoke; you smiled farewell to earth.
Your dear little smiling face is always with
us and those beautiful little eyes are, too.
Our home is sad, OH Lord. how dreary;
Lonely and lonesome every spot;
Listening for his voice until weary,
Weary. for We hear IL not.
Our darling. You have left us broken-heart-
ed and all seems dreary and lonely here ON
earth. Life IL not the same since you bid
goodbye one year ago today.
Farewell darling Warren. sad farewell.
Thy loss 20 Us tongue can tell.
And when earth We breathe no more
We trust in our blessed Lord 10 meet him
the hea vcnly shore.
MAMMA AND PAPA. BRoTHER RAY
MoND AND GRANDMA.
BURDETTE. In sad but loving remembpance
of my darling son. HAROLD W. BUR
DETTE. who departed this life two years
ago today July Il. 1915
In Gods home of fadeless beauty
My is shining star,
Dwelling in the holy city
With its golden gates aJar.
Keep him. oh. Savior, keep him,
Till I reach that heavenly shore;
Then. OH Jesus. let me have him
To love and keep him as before.
MOTHER.
cRUMPToN. In sad but loving remembrsnce
of my beloved husband. JOHN CRUMPTON.
July Il. 1919.
Gone in the best OF his days.
Blighted in manhood's bloom:
Torn from the hearts that loved him
To sleep in the silent tomb.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. LIZZIE CRCMP-
TON.
EVANS In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear son and nephew. WALTER W.
EVANS. who died three years ago today.
July IL. 1917.
Sad was the call
Three years ago today.
God only knows feeling
Since Walter passed away.
HIS MOTHER AND AUNT ALICE.
HONESTY. Sacred TO the memory to the
memory Of my dearly beloved mother, MARY
JANE HONESTY. who entered into eternal
rest twenty-three years ago today, July IL.
1897.
Dear mother. that is gone.
Will you never return to gladden. my heart
of yore:
Will | find you awaiting me some happy
When i drift to eternty's shore:
Will your dear eyes meet my own ms in days
Will I thrill at the touch of your hand
Dear mother. that is gone will find YOU
at last
On the shores of that wonderful land?
HER DEVOTED son, II. AUGUSTUS
HONESTY.
KIBBLE. A tribute Of love and devotion to
the memory Of our beloved daughter and sis
ter. EMMIE ]. KIBBLE. who passed away
July II, 1914 THE FAMILY.
SMITH. In loving remembrance of be-
loved brother. ALFRED JOSEPH SMITH.
who departed this life year ago today.
July IL. 1919. Anniversary mass st. Paul's
Church.
Out of the shadow of sadness
Into the sunshine Of gladness.
Into the light of the blest;
Ont of a land very dreary.
Out of the world very weary.
Into the rapture of rest.
Out of a land in whose bowers
| Perish and fade all the flowers:
Out of the land of decay.
J Into the Eden, where fairest
OF dowerlets. the sweetest and rarest,
Never shall w-ither away.
DEvoTEDI.Y HIS SISTERS. NARY BELLE
AND KATHARINE C SMITH.
SToRRs. Sacred to the memory of my dear
friend. JOSEPH A ST0RRS, who departed
this life two years ago today. July II, 1918.
1t is not the one that smiles the sweetest
That You may call your friend:
1t is the one that stands up for you
And proves il TO the end.
DEVOTED FRIEND EVA.
TRoMETRE. In loving remembrance Of our
TR0METRE. who fell asleep three months
ago today. April IL. 1920.
He went from out clinging arms.
To rest himself in Thine:
Alone TO Thee. dear Lord, could We
The darling Of our hearts resign.
MOTHER AND DADDY.
WILLIAMS. CEPHAs. In sad but loving re-
(HoN) WILLIAMS who left for that SWEET
rest ten years ago, July "a. 1910 and our
loving and devoted sister. LIZZIE CEPHAS
who died five years ago today. July IL
1915.
Redeemed from earth and pain
oh. when shall ascend
To meet, no more TO part.
No grief. no care. tears.
LONELY. DEVOTED MOTHER. AUNTIE
MD SISTER LILLE AND FOUR
BROTHERS.
VIII SON. In loving remembrance of my dear
baby JERRY. who departed this life two
years ago today July IL. 1918.
Sleep on, little Jerry, sleep and take thy
rest.
Lay down thy head upon the Saviors breast:
We loved thee much. but Jesus loved you
hest.
LOVING MOTHER AND TWO SISTERS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Charles s. ZurhOrst
30I East Capitol Street