Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-17
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ne colBaRT VINO m dep smasS q this lie
March II. 1918. eiEhteen years ago today.
o9 her 81 soS, nj aob 62Hs2'i g. SMITH.
COLLINS 9sa4 So ssRAE Sarah N %s SEK e S SSs
passed away, sixteen years aso today
Some may think you are forgotten,
Though on earth you are, no more;
But in memory you are with us.
- 80 """' HER CHILDREN
GmHooLEY, PATRICK A. In sad but Low.
ing remembrance Of eur I,, dear lr9t ether, ana ans
who departed this life one year ago today.
March II, 1891. Anniversary mass Holy
Trinity Church, Georsetown, D. c.
JG 2Tss IN Ans Ms M 5iTf E. ot Il ssnsA
GIovANNETTI, ANGELINA. In sad but
GELINA GIOVANNETTI, who departed
r. lsis S fourteen Her Hers son. on RpMoSD.
HAWKINS. MARY E. A tribute Of love 2
the me iIl Of our devoted mether; Macy
years ago today. March II. 1881.
We miss miss you; moths5' trnm your place
The lonely home. the empty chair
1SfT more tGe1 9q5 ssd 9 sENS san
WILSON, MAMIE V. HAWKINS.
LONNs EANNN X. IN loving memory DI OUT
dear mother and grandmother, FANNY r.
LONG, who left us one year ago today,
HER son. EVERETT. AND GRANDSON,
CLIFFORD LONG.
LUCAS, DORA. Sacred 70 the memory Of
our dear mother, Mrs. DORA LUCAS, Who
ago today, March II, 1899,
Her peace is sealed. her rest is sure,
Within that better land:
While we weep and linRer here,
She rests from human woe.
Jesus. our shadowy path illume
And teach the ehastend mind
To welcome all that's left Of good,
HER LOVING cHILpREN. THOMAS Lu-
k65Tts$sE s 4 4. SA%EfN57 AND MRs MRS. I6T-
NELSON, NovELLA NJ. In sad and Toying
remembrance Of our dear wife and mother.
this life one year ago. March Il. $780,
Her smiling way and pleasant face
She had a kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
Some day we hope to meet her.
To clasp her hand in the better land,
TER. --' ''-''--' ''-'D
PALMER. EMMA V. In sad but loving re-
EMMA " V PALMER, Who de so sRis III.
1906 HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
ROWE, SUSAN. C. In sad but loving. re-
membrance of our dear mother, SUSAN 9.
ROWE. who departed this life twenty
years ago today, March II, 1911.
Gone, but not forgotten
HER CHILDREN, EUN1CE AND WILL.
SISSLER. MARIE A. In sad but loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother MARIE A.
SISSLER, who departed this life i've years
HER SON HENRY.
| SMITH. LUCY A. AND WILLIAM r. In sad
I but loving remembrance Of our dear par
ents LUCY A. SMITH, who dsparted this
sife February sT II 1922 55; and WILLIAM T.
In q lonesome graveyard,
Many miles away.
Lie our dear, dear parents,
Sleeping in the clay.
Six years ago today they left US. but
today their memory fingers still ,-
THEIR LOVING DAUGHTERS, VERNE,
ETHEL AND JUANITA.
/ SULLIVAN, MARY z. In loving memory OF
my dear mother. Mrs. MARY Z. SUI
LIVAN, who passed away, March II. 1879.
There is a memory for one alone,
Shrined in q love that has built her .
others may face and some disappear.
But always my mothers dear image is
clear MRS. r. B. HARBAUGH.
WEISSMUELLER, MICHAEL. In sad re-
membrance Of MICHAEL WEISSMUELLIER,
who died one year ago today. March II,
Let us pause in the midst Of our Joking,
All tests for the moment forget,
Give thought to the dear fun-provoking
Old friend. whose life star has now set.
His absence but draws us the nearer.
To ct sers US e6h there h hangs ne ob but thread
HIS FAMILY.