Evening star., 1944-04-17
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BROOKS. ROBERT E.; JACKSON, MARY
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mother and sister. MARY E.. JACKSON.
who passed into the great beyond five
years ago, April TO-. and April II. 1885,,
There is little gray stone out on the hill,
sleeping and still:
The stars shine down on them from on high.
And, oh. how we have missed them rs the
The grass will grow green on their graves
And the ANGELS win suard them from UP in
We vii vii me msss t. them some day in the sweet
Until then The M We win love and remember
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ISABEL. LAURETTA, JOSEPH AND
CUMMINGS, CHARLES H. In sad but
loving remembrance OF our devoted hus-
who left us one year ago today, April
II, 1913
1t was Gods will to take you.
~, From pain you have found release;
WIFE AND FAMILY.
HICKS, LUCINDA, HAYWOOD, ELLEN,
ESTELLE AND MAIZE. In sad but low
Ing Of our dsar mohsT and
who departed This life April i. 1888. and
October 3, 1928. respectively. Also our
three devoted sisters, ELLEN. January l6,
Always remembered
THE FAMILY.
JACKSON. HUGH AUGUSTUS. Once
isthsr and ' Srothsr. HUGH s5f AuoGsTTs u q Us
Us Us two years ago today. April II. is42.
Today We turn hs ck the nepes
In the book of memory.
And the face of q vanished love one.
Again in our thoughts we see.
What would we give to hold his hand,
His loving smile. his welcome voice.
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ri : SAcksoN w1IIiA9s. PEARL DAY
SMTEn SmITH oLIyEB eIyEB M JAGksoN; HIS DE Pc;
AND ANNIE B. HART.
of my devoted wife. ROSA J. JiGGETTs.
still pains and tears now freely Never
no., never. will forget your sweet, loving
and tender voice. Your memory shall al
DEXoTEp HUSBAND. REV. BENZ D
| Of my devoted mother, BETTE JOHNSON
April II, 1910.
Dear is the spot where she is laid
Sweet is the memory that will never fade;
Part of my life lies buried deep
Under the sod where my dear one sleeps.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. CORA CLAY
LEDERER, CAROLINE. Sacred to the
msmSry r, Of my my d, dear mother, CAROLINE
today April II, 1880.
| Fourteen years ago today.
| Before / could realize,
| You sighed and silently slipped away,
AS watched with tear-flled eyes
Each wear Of all the fourteen
| have felt your presence near,
| just as vivid and alive
As when yfH gER ReFs soN really GHapfrs hf5e
LEWIS. MARY E. In loving memory of
who departed this life two years ago today,
April II, 1912.
She little thought, when leaving home
| -, That she would never return.
| That she SO soon in death would sleep
a HER ''afS HUssAND SE'e AND N "SH4H children.
IN, MURRAY: DANIEL J. PLUTIE. In
brother and uncle, DANIEL J. tPLUTIEt
MURRAY, who entered into eternal rest
one year ago today, April 7, 1913.
A tolden gate had opened,
| "A gentle VOICE said Come"
He calmly entered home
The blow was hard, the shock severe,
| We never thought his death SO near;
| Only those who have lost can tell
| The pain of parting without farewell,
| No one knows how much we miss him
| No one knows the bitter pain
| We have suffered since we lost him,
| Life hasn't been the same.
What would we give to hold his hand,
| His dear face lust to see.
| His loving smile. his welcome voice.
That meant so much to US
LOVING MOTHER. BERTHA; SISTER,
JESSIE: BROTHER, LAWRENCE; NIECE,
| PAULINE: NEPHEW, BUSTER.
MURRAY, DANIEL tPLUTIE>. In low
ling remembrance of my dear friend, DAN
TEL tPLUTIE) MURRAY. who departed
this life one, year ago today, April u, 1913
| Today is day OF remembrance
And many q sad regret.
| day ! shall always remember
| When the rest OF the world forsets.
| stood by his bedside
| And saw his. life depart
| And when l knew he had gone
u almosl broke my heart
H1a DEvoTED FRIEND. BEuLAH tcHAT)