Evening star., 1944-04-07
A rR1n11rE FRnM MES c.ArcH

A TRIBUTE FROM MRS. CATCH.
To Our Beloved Mary Anderson:
what we o ali G sing so Often ter and It always
seemed to me that Mary Anderson was one
of our greatest blessings right from God
we must praise Him Just as before and not
grieve too greatly in our broken hearts.
Mary Anders," as our children so fondly
friend and faithful helper over a period Of
q years can can pay pay her % no I greater r tribute t.
our intimate nj aa a family lily Circle Circle T The mutual
children, whom she helped raise from their
and Dl So rfudd profound that both Capt, Catch
and I feel that whatever worthwhile sue
cess the children may attain will be partly
never shall know her equal Her bright Rl
nd s dpt Wfb bep snd eread
sonality. Would there were more like her
w Our deepest sympathy goes to her hus-
band, who has been SO close to my, fathers S
family since early childhood-and to her
For myself, my heart is painfully, weighed
down with the thought OF losing her pres y,es-
ons from and this fa6 r xben en yyes1e sR ddds Fsss
goodness in reuniting, us with our loved
ones in the next, happier world.
tMRs.) NANCY DAsHIELL CATCH.
A TRIBUTE FROM MISS CATCH.
Dear William:
shock Of getting Mothers letter Sunday
morning, telling me of Mary's death and
Of the very beautiful funeral you had for
and somehow, Mary was such wonderful
person--so lovely. so kind, so unusually
her as being IMMORTAL ue Il is especialy
hard to realize some one you love is gone
when YOU are 50 @ far from .anaa them Home Is
much to, me-as she did to all who knew
ahd nss she aa Fer nnsf xea sf
eas' one Of the @ leveiiest t0 charaeters sp' shall
for you Sa Without her, have had sueh
a wonderful feeling of her being with me
IN spirit dfs Ing past Es few DAYS sh
would never take q trip across the ocean
but now I feel that she has and when
ha Wofs aqe dons and o
we see; feel her near with her smile
and infinite pnderstandins, and It helps
Is immortal in that way-she has in.
f1uenced all of us who loved! her-and I
know ! will never " If, forget and will always
with the pin I gave her over her heart---it
helps h to make .I up + for the sadness of being
come nf BACK !" to Wsshinstos top Ssesuss @ I get
ing hard and nobody wants to leave until
the job is done. I hope you are we'll. Will
liam. II has been long time SINCE I
with you, through all your sorrow. 1t was
such blow to me- ! know how very hard
vas for you But the many
Sincerely, IMIss) NANCY W. dATcH.
!. ANDERSON, MARY C. In loving remem-
DERsON who departed this life one year
ago today, April z, 1943,
Loving and kind in all your ways.
sneere and true hsart ad NINA
What a beautiful memory YOU left behind
LOVING NEPHEW AND NIECE. CALVIN
AND MARY BRODIS.
CLEMoNs, MARTHA TYLER. In sad
remembrance Of our dear mother, MAR
life six years ago today, April 7, 1898.
Today recalls the memory
And the ones who think Of her, today
ase Oesf Eof loVea adNEs hsE CATH
ERNIE, HELEN.
COOK, GEORGE M. AND MELvINA M.
rRE n Of ans ny mHSNA fatRfs aS n p95niE cooK
1, 1889. respectively.
To live in hearts we leave behind is not
DAUGHTER. TULIP c. PECK.
GREEN, HERBERT e. Departed this
life four years ago, April 6, 1910.
No one knows how my lone heart aches
Ever rbI1e sinee you have been gone all the
Because, you were my only and beloved
Lov1Nd inli' MOTHER. EMMA q. DEspERr.
memory Of our devoted husband and father.
life eleven years ago today, April 7, 1888
Eleven years ago today.
You sighed and silently slipped away.
AS we watched with tear-f1lled eyes.
Each year of all the eleven,
We have felt your presence near.
Just as. vivid and alive
AS when you were really here:
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HANDLEY, LEO EDWARD. In sad but
LEO IIstR EpWARD HANDEY SIE z' Who Who passed
Anniversary mass at the Queen OF the
Apostles Seminary.
We cannot but say we miss you
Though we know Gods will must be done;
Our only hope is to ioin you,
10 greet SoTi The enf LoNEIY n IHe' FAMILY.
HAWKINS. JAMES ALFRED. In sad
and loving remembrance Of our dear son,
JAMES ALFRED HAWKINS, who. departed
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hill too hard to climb;
He gently closed his eyes
And WHISPERED; Peace be thine"
JARVIS, CHESTER HAYDEN, sR. A
tribute OF love and devotion to the mem
April 7, 1885
A precious one, from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled
HIS DEVOTED FAMILY.
KILLGO, THOMAS E., AND ROSE.
MABLE n IN loving memory OF our loved
and MABLE II. ROSE, who passed away
seven years ago. February 8, 1887.
Today recalls the memories
And those who think of them today
Are those who loved them best.
FAMILY.
MATTHEWS, MATILDA. In loving re-
membrance N 1ra OF our beloved sister. MATILDA
MATTHEWS. who entered into eternal rest
nine years ago today, April z, 1885.
We have spent many a sad and lone
some day since her passing
Kind and upright in heart and mind,
SISTERS, JOSEPHINE RICHARDSON AND
FLORENCE FULLER.
RICKS, ENOCH. tribute of love and
devotion to the memory of faithful hus-
band, ENOCH R1CKS, who left me six years
ago today, April 7, 1898.
was standing at your bedside
And saw your life depart
And when l knew that you had gone
1t almost broke my heart.
There is day of sunny rest
For every dark and troubled night,
And grief my bide and evening guest
And Heavens long age of bliss shall pay;
But joy shall come with early light.
For God hath marked each sorrowing day
And numbered every secret tear,
For me, dear Enoch. who has suffered here
DEVOTED WIFE. ELLA v. RICKS.