Evening star., 1926-10-02

loved mother, ALICE II. BACHE, VINO az
parted this life October =. 1904.
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Anniversary mass at St. Dominies Church
What happy DAYS we once enjoyed.
But, oh. how sad II all is now.
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CEPHAS. In sad and loving remembrance
Of my dear. darling mother. AMAND.
CEPHAS, whom our sweet savior calle
isa1 iS rest two years ago today October
Rest on, mother dear:
-, Two long years have passed away.
Thou art gone. but not forgotten.
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CEPHAS.
DEITz In loving rsenbG5sFnEEs GFE qf oppErs Ess
who died suddenly twenty-six years an
today. October =. 1900.
Our thoughts go wandering when dayllEh
To the land of Ions. ago.
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We seem sem to 10 see fown IN IN, the sol, soft dim light.
And we think of him when the suns las
Goes down in the far-off West.
Than we s did i" on I'll the q" day tS" Of | his going
For absence can never close the door q
And the lamp of our love is still glov
HIS tovING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DEvEILE. A sacred token of love and d
votion to the memory of our dearly b1
loSed oI,r1t brother J. & WESLEY y. DEvEIL1
ago today. October .. 1925.
In our hearts his memory fingers.
Sweetly. tender. fond and true;
ThTFe is wn not o nd, day ,b1 dear d brother 10Th
DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHE1
LAXIS1A AND CLARENCE NJ. Di
JONES. Sacred to the memory Of our ds, das
who departed this life twelve years age
today October .. 1914.
SISTER AND hsI6fr 6HnGn4FRs. II 4f:Rs; MRS. MARY
MCGEE AND MISSES BOSWELL AM
MCMAHON: In sad but loving rememhrancs
pf pHr dspsTsd wife and mother EhA
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND cHL
MEINRERG. In sad but, loving remem.
departed this life eight years ago today
October 2. 1915
In the beautiful hereafter.
In the life that is to he.
Daughter. We shall meet thee
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Every day brings sweet. sweet memories.
DeeD within my heart | carry
'"''N"'' VI '0' BERTHA VIZ Y. NEAL. u'A'
g1at So5e, sad SHfP e %
day. October , 1924.
On the hillside. softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the loved so dearly
. In her lonely and silent grave.
Often We think of you. dear mother.
oh And 16s our s hearts s5 are hs SAD & WITH Hsa1sn pain
HER Devoted CHILDREN
dsar Rshe4 In AGE l2TGHE S%YER h Sf ded
four years ago today. October .. 1929.
We love you still. dear mother.
Though f!,ye, we cannot mot see ,yt your lace;
There is no one can take your place.
HER .3EVoTED HUsBXND AND Chill
DREN.
TAYLoB II :, l2yinF o2,emqry Of my dss. lea.
life ten years ago today. October 2. 1915.
He is, still here in innumerable ways.
His cherished presence blesses all my days.
At eventde and all the long day through
/ think of him. just as I used TO do.
The garment of his soul has passed away.
The shining spirit and the lOve-llRht stay:
The echo of his voice. his eyes, his smile
Just as they were. are with me all the
while. FATHER.
TAYLOR. A tribute of love to the memory
Of our nephew, PHILIP TAYLOR, who
1915 1f5if us ten years ago today OCTOBER =
In the beautiful hereafter,
In the life that is to be,
Somewhere in Gods great forever,
Dear one, / shall meet with thee
s. E. DULANEY.
One who loved you sadly misses you.
One who held you very dear
Often feels your presence near.
M. G. HARDIN.
OF. my dear sister MARTHA f. TAYLOR
who departed this life eight years ago. Oc.
On the hillside. softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one / love go dearly
In her lone and silent grave.
HER BROTHER. SESTUS w. TAYLOR.
TAYLOR. Sacred to. the memory Of my
darling mother and our loving sister.
MARTHA z. TAYLOR. who fell asleep in
Jesus eight years ago today. October 2.
Dear is the grave where my mother is laid
Sweet IS the memory which shall never
Flowers NAV wither leaves fade and die.
OthcrS may forget Won, but never shall l.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LA BELLE.
Tender. patient. brave, devoted
This was always sisters way;
Her worth in gold could never be quoted
AS we think of her today
LOVING SISTERS. FLORENCE AND IDA.