Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-20
DIED.

LONG. Thursday August 10. 1920 al s:&s
RiNE LONG. beloved mother Of MaybelI and
Catlr;ne Long. Notice OF funeral hereafter.s
MARTIN. Suddenly. "Wednesday. August IS.
Carroll Martin and mother of Mrs NJ. 4.
Twogood. Mrs. II. II. Thompson Of this city
and Charles Carroll Martin Of New York
city. Funeral services private.
McCoLLUM. August is. 1920 at Princeton.
n. j., WILLIAM W. McCoLLUM. Inter
ment at Princeton. y. J.. August 20. pm.
TURNER. Departed this life Friday morning:
TURNER. hushan nd OF the hate Hannah Tur-
ner. and father Of James NJ. George o. md
John II. Turner of New York Funeral =, from
residence of James NJ. Turner. 23o2 II st.
NV. Sunday at pm. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited. II.
IN MEMORIAM.
BROOKS. In sad but loving memory OF my
, dear mother. AGNES BROOKS. who de
81 sia. "'' ''ie e'sA' years -s'' ~
Days Of sadness still come DER me,
Secret tears do often how.
But memory keeps you ever near me,
Though you died eight years ago.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER HESTER.
DE NEANE. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear son. X. WILDER DE NEANE
who departed this life five years ago today.
August 20, 1920.
Home at last SO sweetly sleeping,
In thy Savior's tender care, 20
Where there is no pain or sorrow.
None on earth can harm You thcre
MOTHER AND FATHER.
| HARRIS. Sacred to the memory of our dar-
ling. CLAUDIA BRANDON. who passed from
death to life August ~. 1918.
las deaf men crave for sound and blind Tor
As weary sons of toll long for the night.
And as the fettcrcd spirit longs for night''
HER LOVING HUSBAND. NORMAN ".
HARRIS.
sleep soft beloved we sometimes say,
But have tune to charm away
Sad dreams that through the eyelids creep.
Shall break tho happy slumher when
! He civeth His beloved sleep
! MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHER.
"of all the thoughts Of God that are
Borne inward unto souls afar
Along the psalmist's music deep.
Now tell me if that any is.
For gift OF Gracc. surprising this.
| GRANDMA AND GRANDPA.
| 'Rut. oh. for the touch of a vanished hand
| AUNT JULIA.
/ friend. CLAUDIA BRANDON. who entered
| into rest two years ago today, August 70.
1915
| In life's garden of roses and rue
| ! had found one sweet blossom all Jeweied
Love. sympathy. faith. all unchanging and
| true,
! Were the heart of my flower. Dearest
ELLA wYLIE EVANS
SEXTON. A memory of love and devotion to
| our darling mother, Mrs. KATE kORFF
| SEXTON of the 1roquois apartment, who de-
| parted this life one year ago today, August
! 30. 1919. at Bristol, Tenn. y4
| One long sad lonely year has passed
/ Since we said farewell to you, dear mother,
| at the last: a..
When you left us firm in hope and faith and
! To meet your Savior and dear ones in that
| home above. -H
| beautiful smile played Ger your face as
| you saw the light
| On that other shore across the river, so
! fair and bright:
| No dread or fear did you display. .,
| But only trusted God to lead you safely
along the way.
| When You departed the was high and
| bright
! And you passed to heaven before the coming
On earth your life was given to beautiful
| deeds e..
And now in heaven we know you will do
| whatever God needs. ar
! Dear mother, you were kind and good to
| all.
! So now miss your dear. sweet loving call;
| No one to guide us as in those other DAYS.
But We believe you are watching us and will
always.
/ In the early dawn and in the evening tut
light before the day is done -,
| Our thoughts turn TO dear mother ere the
setting Of the sun:
Visions of childhood and other happy days
| appear ~
As we think of our dear mother and wish to
have her near.
| longing and sadness comes DER Us for
! the days that are gone.
When we had you. dear mother. to love rs.
! and make life sweet song;
| Those golden days and years of childhood's
happy life ~
| Have passed. and NOW. alone. We face the
strife.
! HER DEVOTED CHILDREN .
SMITH. In loving memory of MARY SUSAN
| MA DUNALL. wife of the Rev. George Vii
Hanson Smith who died at Braddock
| Heights, Nd, August %. 1915 -
TRUMAN. A tribute Of love 10 the memory
| of my dear father. JOHN W. TRUMAN. who
] was taken from suddenly three years
ago today. August 20. 1917
Sad and sudden was rIe call
Three years ago today:
| Called from this world without word. =
! Called to our Lord. hope, who knoweth all
| things best.
| Oh how sad vas the summons.
| When word came to us that he was dead
| For left him bright and cheerful =
| And word |as brought that he was dead.
| HIS LONELY DAUGHTER, SEvILLA r.
BOYD.
TRUMAN. In loving memory of our late
! founder and past presiding officer. JOHN W.
TRUMAN. who departed this life three years
ago today. ~
We sigh to see his face again.
Yet we know il cannot he.
So. we leave il in the hands of Him 81.
Who cares for one ami all.
Nobly at his post he Stood ~
A man fond and true: -,>
Loved by all his friends well.
We often sit and wonder -.
What he would think and say.
II he knew the changes a..
That happened since that day.
THE MARCHING CLUB-THOS. r. HAIR
PER. PRESIDENT; CECILIA JACKSON.
| SECRETARY
WATSON. In sad but loving remembrance 6f
| our dear husband and father. JOHN ".
WATSON. who departed this life three years
ago today, August 30 1917.
| DAYS Of sadness still come DER us,
Secret tears do often flow. ri,
But memory keeps you near US.
Though you died three years ago.
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
WATSON. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our devoted mother, MARY E. WATSON.
who entered into rest four years ago today.
August 90. 1916. -.H
You will never be forgotten, dear mother
No. never shall you be;
As long life's memories last
We shall always think of thee.
Fresh in hearts thy memory clings. -
Yet still grief is sore:
Each passing year but nearer brings
The day meet again. =
HER LOVING CHILDREN, VIOLET
JOSEPH, BERTHE.
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