Evening star., 1924-02-25
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BROWN. In sad but loving rnme,,b-.r,o :.
saysn saay n"as 1s.s slSder. AGNES kRowN. Who dcI
seven years ago today. February -, 1ai7./
Promise me, sister, IL You 90 frop, N.
You VII watch and wait through eterI,,ty
int!i we meet in the fsr-od sk.cs
ana MAD in each other our ;arad So
HER LOVING SISTER. FRANCES RIRCH.
soiLEh. In loving memory Of my dear
mother. MARGARET BITTER who died
nn .nfee years ago tmay; February -. 1921,
ana my rather. who died four years ago,
THELH mIrr son. CHARLES F. rCILER. AND
DIGGs. FREEMAN. Entered into eterrs, ,,,o
my be;oyed sisters. RACHEL FREEMAN,
who died January 2s 1923. and OLIVIA
Dlt'GS; who died one year ago today, Feb
rnary %. 1928
The path OF sorlr,Y And that alone.
Leads 70 the land where sorrow is unknown:
No traveller ever reached that blest abode
LOVING SISTER, CATHERINE TAYLOR.
GURLEY. In sa'. and loving remembrance Of
our dear mother, NARY GURLEY, who died
SIX months ago today.
Just one, and only one;
On eartn there TX other.
HER DEyoTEn DAuGmTER MRS. II. I.
fAaSRS hSR t&S HSb ssEs sEaSDsoS; sSstrH ELDER DER
HoLLIDGE. Sacred to the memory Of my
dear mother, RUTH a. HoLILpGE. who
ruary -. 1873.
Gone but not forgotten.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. VIOLA BEALL.s
HgNDLEY. In fond remembrance Of onr dear
daughter and sister. SUSIE H. HUSDLEY,
who departed This life eight years ago today,
February -, 1916.
Gone, but NOT forgotten.
HER DENOTED MOTHER, SISTERS AND
daush1sT. sYLviA iAWKEScE' fG "i wbs @s dssI dieI
bd sIeyen yeass s, az" t"dny ,o feGr.sy - 1aI;,
ruary g, 1911.
Forget them: No, never will
Love them: Yes! love them still.
Their memory is fresh today
As in the hour they ra&s"t, away
HIS WIFE AND HER MOTHER. BERTIE
LAWRENCE.
MORA. In sad but lev,ng remembrance Of
parted this life two years ago today, Feb
ruary a5 1922
Gone, but not forgotten.
NUT. Sacred TO the memory Of our loyal de-
voted parents. LE0POLDINE NTTZ, vino
departed this life Februar% -. 1918. and
ALolS NUTZ. who left Us Feirgar: ). 1871:
our beloved brother, FRANK NIIX. ~tu De-
parted this life January - 1870.
Sadly do we miss our parents
None can I'LL their vacant pii'--,
Only in dreams fold tenn,
Only then behold th"i- faces.
They will sleep. but not forever:
There VIII he glorious dawn.
We shall meet to par. no. never.
On the resurrection morn.
THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
SWEENEY. Sacred to the memory of my de-
voted son and our brother JOHN A. SWEE-
SEY, who was killed seven years ago today,
February %. 1917. Anniversary mass st.
Aloysius Church.
HIS LOVING MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
WAYNE. In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear mamma. ELLEN WAYNE. who
tered eternal rest six years ago. February
%, 1918.
Six years Of silent grief and tears.
Yes, we'll meet again in the morning,
In a dawn of fairer day.
When the night of watching and whiting.
With its darkness has passed away.
Where no shadows veil the sunshine,
over there. In the heavenly land.
And the crystal waves of the river
Ever flow over the golden sand.
HER LONELY DAUGHTER, ALICE
WAYNE.
WooDSoN. In memory of our dear husband
and father. JOHN HENRY wOoDSOS, who
died one year ago today, February %. 1873
Gone. but not forgotten.
Death can never separate
Those who are bound together by the ties Of
pure love,
For as long memory lasts
We shall always tn nix of thee.
HIS WIFE AND son.