Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-26
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CHAPMAN. lucy COLLINS. In sad but low
Lucy COLLINS CHAPMAN who entered
into rest February IS, 1918, at 2,2S am
Just twelve years ago today.
Not for herself she lived alone.
She knew their sorrows, every one,
And wished a happier lot.
The tribute of the silent tear
Revealed her plying heart,
Which made her friendship still more dear,
HER DEVOTED SON. ELDER LEWIS T.
CHAPMAN, ll09 Il ST. NV
CHASE sSSrt GEORGE LEO A. IN SAD put loving re-
A CHASE, who entered Into eternal rest
four years ago today, February rs, 1926
When father breatched his last farewell
Inc stroke meant more than tongue can
The The world seems like ANOTHER place
without the smile on fathers face.
The sut years ab,s NAY nay wipe out many things.
The memory OF those bappv 5ays
When we were all together
Xq8T IF PoEExA92T T Sr GsTHnILLDRES MRS Ap=
CHASE GRAY. BRYsoN CHASE. tiN
CHASE, GEORGE A. A loving and sacred
sf n6 eo 20 ne memory Of our dear father
nasse s1Sht ,C.o 1' GEORGE A. CHASE. who
ago today, February 26, 1926.
just a line Of sweet remembrance.
JUS memory fond and true,
just token of devotion
r.ts ha 5r, our hearts SIN arieys for YOU.
h1 Tp t n-gEN.q1E9 SON AND GRANDSONS.
MILTON CHASE.
CURRY, ANNIE. In loving memory az mir
t aaInang g. mSther. ANNIE CURRY; who en-
folk. va NO' i'o" IN NOT
On OR hearts are sad today, dear mother.
DFTyU33 VOTED CHILDREN, JACOB - AND AND
FREEMAN. EARL 2. In sad but loving re-
memkrauCn of deVptnd hro -fv,T nv~
EARL q. FREEMAN. who departed this life
one year ago today, February 26. 1929.
II we, could but open the grave
Anq see thy face once more,
A1o Lear thy voice is all we crave,
MRS 2spe MARY MONROE AND DAUaH-
FREEMAN e MA az EARL 2; n sad remembrance
day. February rs, 1929
Just thought Of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory sad and true.
just just The he love love and and sweet devotion
Devoted SFsv SFs S FRf naShSs % III RE
FREEMAN, EARL a. In sad but loving re-
and Rephsw q AR Rgr deyStsd brother
ruary 26, 1929
IT'S sweet to remember him who once was
TThough absent to US, he is Just as dear.
Inc midnight stars shine on the grave
~ THE FAMILY.
Loving ard kind in all your ways.
sincere ana oya in f beaf enq an d y1nF days.
HIS LOVING AUNT. EsTELLA PAIR.
Of my. dear friend. BEATRICE GALES. Who
February g. S.'i is2s 5e ONe year aSo To-Day
Some me. day lay. some o,t time my, eyes shall see
Some day her hand hand sh "a e be cIasped in mine
HER DEVOTED FRIEND, ROBERT BUT
HALL, CLARA K. To the memory of dear
one one; CLARA La K; HALL. who. left us three
9 9Sar bm t4Isg ii is 6rI golden chain
For to us IT'S still our greatest treasure,
MOTHER IL AND n Sis SISTER Err
HALL, JAMES EDWARD. Sacred to the
JAMES, E8 81 def HALE beloved Sso hu Sss.sd
I ruary 26, 1926.
| To have. to love and then to part
is the greatest sorrow of my heart.
| Rest. spirit. rest
! BY HIS WIFE. ELIZABETH HALL.
HOWARD. ALEXANDER s. In loving re-
DER s. HOWARD, sixteen years aEo today.
| THE CHffDREN OF HIS DEVOTED
BROTHER, REV. WILLIAM JAMES
HOWARD. ALEXANDER s. In loving re-
8. HOWARD, who died sixteen years ago
HIS WIFE. GRACE p HOWARD.
HUNGERFoRD. MILTON AND ELLEN. A
tribute. Of love and devotion to the rnem-
Tg P9G dey @ho Pars4sd tbi LTR ny
| September IS. 1905, and ELLEN HUNGER
f si7.D VINO suddenly ie'' us FEBRUARY 90
Every day brings back sweet memories,
nd Every " memory 1!5 DRY brings tear; ..
Thouehts of our loved ones we loved so
DEVOTED cH1LppEN FLORENCE, ADA.
| MINNIE AND JAMES.
JONES, EUPHRANzIE r. "A tribute Of love
R@e 0e motRsr e Eu 1f faa p JONES
| who passed to the great ,sey'9Sn5sa seven
] Time goes on with rapid pace.
! AS years succeed each other.
BUt times pace can ne'er efface
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SON. GuIELMA JONES: HARRLErTE B.
EPPS AND WILLIAM II. JONES.
PIERCE. EMANUEL f. In loving remem-
hrance OF my beloved husband. EMANUEL!
Ten yfaTs ago S Sdsy Fe6raT TS &C. 1870
AS time goes on I miss him more and
more.
Keep him, Jesus, in Thy keeping
Till I reach that heavenly shore;
Then. Master, let me have him
u1 snd iSYS nm w1 aT F SS SfEoTPsi FIERCE
aesr2 be ANE on sa9E S q
asg9ssd sss e six The FG f29aa
WALKER. ETHEL A. A tribute OF. love and
devotion TO the memory Of my dear wife.
ETHEL A WALKER, who entered into
eternal rest one year ago today, February
26, 1929.
,-ust a line of sweet remembrance,
Just memory, fond and true;
Just token of loves devotion
That my heart still longs for you.
Surrounded by friends I am lonesome;
In the midst OF all pleasures am, oIue'
Smiles on my face, but my heart aches,
Longing, dear Ethel for you. :,
HER LOVING HUSBAND. JAMES T.
WALKER,
WATKINS, IDA HAMILTON. Departed this
life February &C. 1929
Today is sad and lonesome for one we
loved so well,
In our hearts your memory fingers sweetly.
tender, kind and true.
There is not day, dear Ida. that we 90
not think of YOU. . -,
So sad. so sudden was the call but with
your troubles ~
God knew best and took you home With
Him. MOldBh.
WHITTINGTON. IDA T.. In loving, remsm-
brance OF our dear wire ana motner' Ida
ago today, February 20, 1918; ,.,,r
ZELLERS, JOHN FRANKLIN. In loving re-
membrance OF my dear son, JOHN FRANK
LIN IELLERS, who died thlrty-two years
ago today, February 20, 1898.
Remembrance is the golden chain
Death tries TO break, but all IN vain.
To have, to love, and then TO part
Is the greatest sorrow OF our heart.
HIS MOTHER MRS. JOHN A. ZELLEHS.
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