Evening star., 1921-05-10
DIED.

DIED.
SuRAcI. Monday. May 3. 1921. CHAEI.R
sAvERIo sURACI. beloved brother Of Co;
meio ana Demetrio Suracl. Funeral from th
at NV. Wednesday. May IL. at $50 y
Requiem mass al the Imma cuiate Conceptio
Church. at O'Clock. Relatives and friend
invited lnterment Mt. O!iret cemetery. 10
RiER THOMPSON. daurhter OF Henry
and Annie 4: Thompson. Fuper,l from ID
resdenee OF her parents. East Fsils Churri
Va. Wednesday. May IL. at pm
TRUMAN. Departed this life Nopds, Ms
y. 1871 at 1890 an. GEORGE EDWARD
beloved husband OF Ida X. Truman ,se
hs%p Hs.ig.ncsg aged s' yesr. uner. fron his Ia
l." 80 pm. Relatives and friends invited
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WAYNE. Departed this life Tuesday. May te
ST. NV. Mrs AMANDA c. WAYNE. IL
loved mother Of Mrs.. Grace Wayne Dosisou
sister OF Mrs. Eliza !. Anderson. BurriiIe u
G., and John W. Garter wInstop-Salem "
{. Funeral services viii h- held wrdn..
day. May II. pm. at Wise's funeral pal
lots 2ssn Pa. ave. NV. ;nterment al Scot's
IN MEMORIAM.
ANDREWS. A tribute 10 the memory Of ou
daughter. ELEANOR ]. ANDREWS. ~h
died -FOUR years ago today. May 10. 1917.
When the evening shades are gathering
In our hearts there comes a longing 10
our daughter 10 come home:
She IL away from earths surrow and care
waiting FOR us TO come and meet her b
MOTHER AND FATHER.
ANDREWS: In loving remembrance Of cu
parted this life four years ago today. Ma,
10, 1917.
Not one day are you forgotten.
Something said or something done:
We miss yon, mention your name If only
And wish you were btck to cheer us som.
BROTHER WILL AND SISTER MARY
CONRAD. In loving memory OF our deg
mother and grandma ther. LUCY + CON
RAD. who left US ten years ago today, Ma,
10. 1911.
Another sweet flower has withered.
A gem from the casket s-t free
lamb in the fold OF the Shepherd
Who said. .et her come unto NJ.
LOVING DACGiiTER CARRIE AM
t.RRh1NIDcHiLpkEN. IN ! x. ETHEL. ELAEI
CRAVEN. In sad but loving remembrance -
my dear grandfather. JOHN e. CRAVEN
who departed this life four years ago today
May 10, 1917.
Not now. but In the coming years,
Ii may be in better land,
We read the meaning Of our tears
And then time we understand
HIS LOVING GRANDDAUGH1 Or FLOR
LEWIS. In sad but loving remembrance. q
our father father-in-law and srsndfath.E
J. W. LEWIS. who departed this life on
year ago today, May 10, 1920.
We often sit and think Of you
When all alope.
For memory Is the only thing
That grief calls its own.
Your love meant much In days gone by.
But now when absence brings its pain
Your love means even more 10 U.s.
Eor through IL we shall meet asain.
HIS DAUGHTER MYRTLE. SON-IN-LAN
u JAhn ana ASR 9NGS NGGRASDcHiLDREN. Carl.
MAXWELL. Sacred to the memory Of BEN
life May 10. 1915.
Not forever have they left ms,
Those for whom we shed our team.
Not forever shall our mourning
Darken long the weary years.
"Because the way is short. thank Thee
PEssAaHo. Sacred to I'll. memory q, INV h.
loved mother, NARY A. PESsAGNO. VIII,
departed this life twenty-ooe years ago to
day, May 10. 1900
May her soul rest in peace. Amen.
HER DAUGHTER, MARGUERITE. .
ROLLINS. In loving remembrance OF den
parted ,d this life nine jean ago today, May
Rest. rest thy head upon the Masters bosom.
There is q balm for every dropping heart;
Ihongh In our grief We say It's hard to lost
Yet well we know she hath the better part
Hold on thy way. dark clouds will hav.
Morning shall dawn. those skies be over
east,
| Jesus will comfort and Keep rs from repipine.
ana with WITH the ransomed wen gather hons
HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND SON,
SARAH JONES AND ALFRED ROLLINS.
RYAN. In sad but loving remembrance of m,
beloved mother. NARY u. RYAN. who de.
parted pa ted, this life four years ago today, May
HER LOVING son. WILLIAM p RYAN .
RYAN. In memory Of our dear broth..
JAMES :; RYAN, who died May 10. 1911
! his BROTHERS AND SISTERS
sPAuIDING. In sad but loving remembrance,
| Of onr devoted wife and mother, NARY n
| PAULDING. who departed this life eisbi
years ago today. May 10. 1918. Annivprssry
| mass at st. Vincent de Pauls Church
Whenever I speak your loving name
Ny eyes with tears are wet,
Oh: dear wife. how love you,
And love cannot forget.
| Oftentimes I sit and think,
When / am alone,
II could bring you back again.
1t would ease my heart at home
HER-DEV0TED HUSBAND,
'Tis hard to break the tender cord
| When love has bound the heart.
'Tis hard to say those cruel words
Must We forever part?
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
Thou art gone. but not forgotten.
Fresh our love shall ever be-
For as long as there Is memory
We shall always think Of thee.
GARET BURKE.