Evening star., 1940-06-14
In Mrmnrtam
BOYD. WENDELL In lov;,e ~,

BOYD, WENDELL. In loving memory
Gdps Gd "EhDEhL FILA BOYD who passed away
He always learned TO watch for US.
Anxious II We were late;
In winter by the window,
In summer bv the gate
HIS thoughts we're all so fun Of u..
He never could forget
AND SO think where he is waiting,
He must be watching yet.
waiting TN We come home to him,
-, ANXIOUS If We are late
watching from Heavens windows,
Leaning fFHg Hfs pE3oTrn aseCen.1 sats Ran1,v :.
CLARK, LAWRENCE AND ANNIE A.
LAWRENCE CLARK, who dspsrted This THIS
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L. AND ESSIE M. CLARK.
HARRIS. GEORGE E. In sad bur low
ne memory Of our dear husband and IA
iher: GEORGE E. HARRIS who lett US
elent years ago today June ii, 1882
Whatever road We take.
-, Though dark and lonely. too
we Know that God will somewhere Join
Inc F0ad loTiNG 5Rai 5saSS %1FG E yNSi xSD SON {.
HERBERT, ARTHUR, JR. The Maker.
whose wisdom '.surpasseth all understand
t,ng, tri has seen At to call unto Himself our
not be comforted
A-ibrrS Is no no exageeratlon to state that
lie of less than three-score years typified
ne me STa STue representative tate Of Alexandria and
school, a class which is fast disappearing
with the years His mind his intellect his
work and achievements were all directed
snd sgTaiq its tnf oetterment OF this community
He was lovabie., kind and considerate to
He mingled with the rich and the poor. the
nigh and the low. and his friends we're
legIoni i 10 him, race. creed and color war
fanted no discrimination.
A striking EXAMPLE of this was furnished
on on ths afternoon of his funeral. Gathered
Church were hundreds of his friends Who
had come TO pay. their last tribute to the
ASSESSED deG9 ID, An old Negro nanny. weishted
! doWn with years her eyes dimmed with
tears was heard to remark to an acquaint-
Shef "a sS snfne she entered ,a the church:
Mr. Mr Arthur was one of my bosses and
torts to make Alexandria a better place in in
ton sndi9s While 5e .e's servinH nIes as
Mayor his voice and his vote could be
counted upon to care for the interests of
thf He people 9s he had been chosen to represent
slnnr;2i3 Churs;23 Hi, His counsel and advice were
whom he Served His keen busnesF man wh
ment nieI and an his remarkable insight into fnan-
c,ai hnsa,1 ahalrs al were RESPONSIBLE for his being
Theodaaa sFqsf notably the Epseopal
HOSPITAL: In these as in all other business Sne ss
transactions his word was as good as his
Arthur Herbert was model husband.
ever attentive and thoushtfui to he last ,s
degree, Our thoughts, and our prayers go
eout to his stricken widow. He was duti-
to do some kind deed or perform worth
Whi,e service for each and every member
theVy, had every reason to do So ' 'eN"''e
e4tff5eH AThqp Herbert miss his sena and cordial
whatever company he. associated his con-
yyersation spread sunshine and 10y among
He has gone, to that valhalla from
s Wnsnce no traveler returns, but his work
It's citizens viii III OF m ms and
monument to his memory more sacred
than ANYTHING that could emanate from
Alexandria. Va. ISAAC GREGG. +.
OTTO, WILLIAM. A token of remem-
brance to my, dear father. WILLIAM OTTO.
HsG oday de5ar,ed 5ane hi ie e thirteen years ago
They cannot die, those precious ones.
~, That God hath made His own;
They only slip away from earth
To sing before His throne.
devoted father, ARTHUR T TALKS. who
i IA. 1914. MARY
PETERSON, WILLIAM. A tribute of
love to the sacred memory of INV dear
husband, WILLIAM PETERSON who left
| US one year aeo today. June IA, 1888
Often we think of you dear,
And our hearts are sad with pain.
Oh: this world would be like Heaven
If We could hear your voice again.
! Just when your life was sweetest
And you could have lived your best
| God took you home to enjoy eternal rest
| YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, GLADYS PETER
| SON, AND FAMILY