Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-09
IN MEMORIAM.
JOHNSON


JOHNSON JON In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear wife, ANNIE ii. JOHNSON tuee
sheedyl. a faithful wife and devoted mother,
who departed this life i've years ago today,
March .. 1917 Anniversary masses at 81.
Aldysius Church. ST. vincent's Orphan Asy-
,um; ~. JoseplN Orphan ASYLUM aud the
Little Sisters OF the Poor.
May her soul and the souls Of all the faith
I iui departed, through the mercy Of God. rest
HfR HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
KLEH. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
Is5se this life eighteen years ago March o.
Dear is the grave where mother is laid.
sweet are the memories which never fade:
loses will-wifher. leaves fade and die.
otheis Wlu forget her. but never will l.
HER DACGHrEl: MAMIE.
KING. In sad but loving remembrance N my
beloved husband. JOHN A. HING. who de-
parted inns NE 30 suddenly one year ago TO-
May his soul rest In peace.
There are many sad things in this life Of
>, But the saddest Of all is to part.
FOR the tongue cannot tell. when it utters
| OF the sadness it leaves in the heart
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARIE Is. KING.
MARTIN. In loving remembrance Of our de-
voted son and brother. HENRY w. MARTIN.
VINO departed this LIE TWO years ago today,
| March y, 1870.
| Our hearts have been crushed aud wounded,
| tur lives lonely and sad,
Boo only one look upon your dear face
Would make Us contened and GLAD.
Ills DEVOTED FATHER. MOTHER AND
SISTERS.
Maxwell. In remembrance Of my beloved
nusoanu. JAMES II. MAAWELi- who de-
| 1873. MS WItE
RoBEY. WIEDHAM. MARTIN. In loyin:
Treineinbrance OF our dear mother. Mrs. A. W.
| HoBLf, who s~eetly fell asleep in Jesus
| September y. 1915. and niece. NELLIE MAR
| TN WlNDHAM, January =, 1919. and neph-
| ew, REGGIE MARTIN. December -. 1921.
i mourn for you. dear ones.
But not with outward show.
For in my heart there is grief
That THIS world never cure.
! DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND AUNI. ALLIE
! L. WHEELER.
| ROSS. In sad remembrance Of my dear he
| loved husband. ISAIAH A. Ross. Who de-
| parted this life March 8. 1000.
| He left me alone, one Of the army of tie
| living God.
To His lands bow.
Part Of the host have ciusscd the food and
; part are crossing.
! Now. dear Savior. he our constant guide.
| Then. when the word Is gwen. bid the cold
waves OF death divide and land safe
in heaven.
Jesus, when 1 see the vision Of Thy face.
| II in Cirist's arms.
| Then. Will. ye hear my hearts,rinss break.
|
+, mortal paeness Oh MY cheek and glory in
| my soul.
| ! miss you every day; sixteen years today
! since you left me. / can't help shedding
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. EMMA u. ROSS.
SIuLz. Sacred 10 the Iienory Of our beloved
son and brother, J. STILL, VIM departed
! This life March 3. 1871
/ Just line IF sweet remembrance.
/ Just u memory fond and true;
Just token Of loves Devotion.
! That our hearts ever long for YOU.
| The loss was great, the blow severe.
10 part with the loyed dear;
But III our hearts he will remain
ULtil in heaven again.
| HIS FATHER. MOTHER AND SISTER.
THOMPSON. In sad but loving remembrance
| who departed this life two years ago today,
I March y. 1870.
Some may think vou are forgotten
| And the wounds are nesrly healed,
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies within my heart concealed.
! No one knows my longing.
| But few have seen me weep
l shed my tears from aching heart
While others are fast asleep.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER BLANCHE.
THOMPSON. In losise remembrance of my
/ dear mother Mrs. JOSEPH A. THOMPSON.
who died two years ago today. March 0.
| 1920.
She was the With soul divine
| hose heart WIS constant and true.
| Ona who WAS the sam" all tie tiine;
Dearest mother, that you.
! Her loving voice. her smiling face
Are a pleasure to recall.
| She had kindly word for each,
And died loved by all.
HER LOVING son. SAMUEL G. THoMp-
son.
+, WILSON. Sacred TO the memory of cur dear
daughter and sister, MAUD J. WILSON, Mlo
died four years ago today. March - 1918.
In my heart your memory fingers
| Tender, sweet. fond and true:
| There is not day. dear Maud,
That do not think of you
HARRY e. SMITH