Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-25

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GRAVES. m Sal ep, ,qs,rs msmery Of
my dear nephew; HARVEY H. GRAvES
today. Iecem,ber rs. ieaf. s
1t is lonely here without You
Life is not the same to me. dear Hartey .
Since you were called away mr., =
e M ds. In ssa s9' 2FReef
who departed this hfe nine years a='f4
today. December 25. 1917.
Days of sadness still come over me. &;
Hidden tears often flow.
Memory. mother. keeps me near you.
H hFfn ItS SS pHUpGATER. SADIE
WILLIAMS.
HOLLY In nr,, Loving menory Of op s;, d lea
two years ago today. December IS. 1924
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep;
e mh and Tepo 80
FEn6Sroken n bT the last Of tSss,
Leave we our d aER " SRGa iifffGeRips
H0RSTkAaIP. In sad but loving, ,remeq.
H5RsrR K SS ae Who OTS deoafted tsis
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s seG od xSo b Ssga5sd IBIS s four years
THE FAMILY.
JACKSON. In sacred and loving memory Of
TERF Ifs ": JAcRsoN. Who passed away
four years ago today. December 20. 1872.
Your earthly voyage, was ended
But your memory will never be ended
HIS n Toy Us ha Wfrg PASS xSb fDSAEGErER
ea1 isthe In JAMES tcNPs e RsFf wS 90 ed
two years ago today. December e, y1224.
MCDONALD. A tribute of love and devo-
and father, GISfAEL !. ScDoSXLD;
today. December 20. 1925.
III the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where the flowers quietly wsEe
In his lonely, silent grave.
Some may think We are not lonely.
BUT little az do '9 9hey f Know f the
That We suffer all the while
M H., mob In oEgE Of r ny
d dns., ten years ago today. December 20
hEh Il YOU eRH Gould T3o With T me- abide.
I you'd that you had with mo lived
HF as5 SSSfESti%Tt SR9IB 15S1AS SSsEF
our dear rGHss and 9ssher
": NORRIS who departed fr9m US fifty
Two mOutAs ago. Ausust a. Ac@l-
Five years of Christmas joys are here.
our hearts and home are Still lonely
ESyiSGo p M1 rs .o AN5 s. s soS, MARY l..
AND WELLSER G.. MORRIS.
q e@r dean In saa OSt sYn GSE6 1SS
Departed this life one year ago today. De-
cember 25. 1925
swfs s ssSSn c S ng ,sem 1oeEs s true
Years that may come cannot sever
SH5 y2FIS Es%s% S sSfbIS Sf & #F&SS& WI
NEIL In sad S.h but lQXnE rs%eTbraSfr qf
day, December 25. i9ei
A happy home We once enjoyed,
But death has left lonesome:less
This world can never fill.
The lingering hope that fills my life
Is that l shall meet my dear husband
When l am called away.
When the evening shades are gathering
And am sitting all alone.
In my heart there comes . longing
For my dear one TO come home.
My heart is sad and lonely now
Ny grief is too deep TO tell
But time will come. l care not when.
Inat ! With INN may Dwell:
RILEY. tribute of love and devotion to
fa ne eP RFR our dsr husband snd
20. 1917
'Tis sweet to remember who once was
here,
Though absent to us he is lust as dear
The midnight stars shine. on the grave
81 RIs S4s Va fSe WIFE PIE &S6 G ri
ROSS. Sacred TO the memory of our dear
mother and grandmother. MAMIE NJ.
ROSS, who died Christmas morning. threo
years ago today 1928.
Christmas sadness still comes DER us
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memory. mother. keeps you near us
Though you left us three years ago.
DAUGHTER. MRS. ELIZA RANSBOR
OLGH; AND GRANDDAUGHTER. MRS
RYDER. IN sad but loving remembrance
of our dear wife and mother, MARY f.
RYDER, who departed this life -four
years ago today, December %, 1922.
HER LOVING FAMILY.
sAYLEs. A tribute OF love and devotion
and sister. MATTE c. SAYLES (nee
day. December 25. 1916.
After sweet dreams. which God in mercy
sends.
Must we awake and always find YOU
REV. AND MRS. JERNAGIN AND
DAUGHTERS.
SLADEN. IN loving memory of our des
brother. RICHARD w who died one yea
JOSEPHINE AND WILLIAM