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| BROOKS. Sacred to the memory OF our be-
loved daughter and sister, GERTRUDE
DoLLf BROOKS, who passed peacefully
| 10 rest one year ago today. January Z, 1924.
| Long she suffered with disease
| That baffied skill and care,
Lons she fingered racked with pain.
| But with patience she did bear.
| To see her slowly leaving U.s.
| As helpless we stood by.
And drained the cup of bitter grief
The morning we her die.
THE FAMILY.
! cAH1LL. Sacred to the memory of my dear
sister, SALLlE A. CAHILL. who departed
| this life 20 years ago today, January Z. 1905
HEB LOVING SISTER. MARGAREr V.
CARROLL In sad but loving remembrance
Of my dear beloved mother, MARY CARROLL,
who departed this life % years ago. Jan
Loved in lifs Grs Ts%s%bSred oGI soE in death
| HARDIN. WILLIAM L. HARDIN.
We miss youlno less the time passes on
| Than we did on the day of your going,
| For absence can ne'er close the door of our
And the lamp Of our love is stilI glowing.
HAHDIN. WILLIAM L. HARDIN.
| In home you fondiy remembered;
! Sweet thoughts still cling to your name.
! The hearts that loved you so dearly in life
| Love you in death the same.
! HIS sISTER-IN-LAW sALLIE.
HARDIN. IN loving memory of my husband,
| WILLIAM L. HARDIN, who departed this
| life five years ago today, January Z, 1920.
| It must have been for one of us, my own,
/ To drink this cup and eat this bitter bread;
! Had not my tears upon thy face been shed,
Thy tears had dropped in mine
| II alone did not walk now.
| Thy spirit would have known
| My loneliness: and. did my feet not tread
| This weary path and steep, thy feet mad
For mine. and thy heart for mine made
| And so it comforts me- yea. not in vain,
| To think of thy eternity of sleep:
MARGARET G. HARDIN,
JACOBS. Sacred to the memory of my darling
| little angel band in heaven three years ago
! today, January Z, 1922.
| Closed in death are those beautiful eyes,
| Folded are the hands on her breast
| Still are the little sufferers sighs,
| For she has entered the land of rest.
There is face dear I miss
Still In the voice ! love:
God Keep her safe with Him until
MoTHEs orr Rse. ASD SG@f f&fHER, III @ Mr.. AND MRS.
| EMMETT JACOBS
| JOHNSON. In loving remembrance OF nv
cousin, LOUISE JOHNSON; who departed
1918. @ -'A' - ' '''''
In the lonely graveyard sleeping
| In the cold and narrow bed,
| Lies my cousin resting sweetly
| With the silent dead.
LOVING COUSIN, ELEANORA BELL. 91T
| I'd st. s-w.
KING. A tribute of love and devotion to the
memory of our father. JOHN W. KING,
who departed this life one year ago today,
| January Z, 1924.
Keep her, Jesus. in Thy keeping
Till We reach the shining shore;
| Then, o Master, let US have her,
As we did In days before.
HER SONS. ENOCH AND HARRY KING.
KNIGHT. In remembrance of my dearly he
r. f'f RNHGHT, GfGn sr, Who % died diam; January T. is5I
ELIZABETH ", HARRY AND CHARLES,
JR.
KaoPp. In sad and loving remembrapce of
| my dear mother. BARBARA kR0PP. who
departed this life eight years ago, January
| Z. 1917
Oft in my heart comes bitter cry,
| Why oh, why, did mother die?
Then comes an answer, softly and sweet.
Mothers not dead. she is only asleep.
| Since you're asleep / bid you sleep
And take your quiet rest;
Your sleep on earth was but day.
| But Jesus sleep is blessed.
Everything would I give
| If you could with me abide.
would that you with me had lived.
HER DAUGHTER MARY NJ. Elmer.
KRoPP. In sad but loving remembrance OF
my mother, BARBARA KRoPP, who de-
uary Z, 1911.
.'The softening hand of time may soothe
the bitterness of grief, but your memory VIII
| ever linger fresh with me as the fragrance
of some sweet rose and will ever live
enshrined in my heart" Sadly missed
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LONG. In sad but loving remembrance Of our
darling, MAUDIB A. LONG tnee Lauriel'
who died six years ago today, January =
LONG. who died January 4. 1918.
| In nv heart your memory fingers,
| Sweetly, tender, fond and true:
| There is not one day, dear Maudle
'na' ~ nO' 'H'HA u AUNT MAUDE.
On the hillside softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
| Lies the love so dearly
In their lone and silent grave.
| GRANDMOTHER LAURIE.
Six long years with all its changes,
Since death strangely bade us part,
But dear Sam and Maudie all the changes
Cannot take you from our hearts
her LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER.
SMITH. In sad but loving remem6rsnce a tt,,1 OF
my dear husband. JAMES THOMAS SMITH
who departed this life three years ago today
January z, 1922.
II had seen you at the last.
And held your dying hand
/ would not feel so bad.
can never forget you. dear husband
as asy God % only knows my feelings.
HIS snss sfd spfdbToTEbb Vos WIFE. HENRIETTA
rHoRNBERRY. In loving memory of our
dear father and brother, who departed thls
life one year ago today. January T. 1SZ4'
| In nv heart your memory fingers,
Sweetly. tender, fond and true;
There is not one day. dear father
1nYiN That 81 sisTsR 9Gs thlHS RSp o. soy MRS ]. E.
ABELL, HENRY E. THORNBERR1.
!. TUCKER. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear daughter and sister. MARY r
TUCKER (nee watson. who departed thls
life two years ago today. January z, 1928
We cannot see your loving face.
The smiles used to see;
| But let this little token show.
Il We will always think OF thee
| Davs of sadness still come DER us.
| Secret tears often flow;
| Memory keeps you ever near US,
| Though you died two years ago
One by one. our hopes grow brighter,
| AS we near the shining shore'
For we know across the river
Waits our loved one gone before,
LOVINGLY, MOTHER AND FATHER.
Il Today recalls the memory
OF loved one laid to rest.
| And those who think of her today
Are those who loved her best.
oh. dearest sister, why were you taken, SO
young and fair.
When earth had 50 many 1t better could spare?
Hard hard was the blow that compelled Us
to part
hearts.
May the heavenly winds blow softly
Ger that sweet and hallowed spot;
l Mid the changing scenes OF Life,
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