Evening star., 1944-06-18
1n Mrmurtant
CRAWFORD, ADELL

CRAWFORD, ADELLA RAWLES. In low
peoyed nf moser p4 e oar Ras ssaE si c
FORD, who died one year ago today
June / 8, 1943
Somewhere back of the sunset.
| Away from the world of strife,
| Our loved one is sweetly resting
| In that land where there is no nisht
| No more upon this earth will We see
Her sweet and loving face;
There's no one in this whole wide WORK
Who will ever take her place.
She will never be forgotten.
Though on earth she is no more;
But in memory she will be with us
As she always was before.
Today is a. day of remembrance
And many a sad regret.
A day that we shall always remember,
when the rest ef the , Eerld r1rgsIs- i21MI4
HVsRhAbSTRs VaIhbTs AsD AsD NokV1Rs ea1hRRH5F' i 'oANA
JOHNSON, SARAH KING. tribute o.
@osber oos and sasAH R1No JOHNSON who
parted ',I. - this ,a4a life two years ago TO-DAY
'une To-Day as' is day of remembrance
And many sad regrets.
A day shall always remember; s1a srr...,
FROM HER DAUGHTER, CORA KING
YOUNG.
LITTLEJoHN, WILLIAM. In loving re-
membrance Of my brother, nv WiLninM ,. Am. Yes Lea,
TLEJOHN. who departed TINS lie one se@'
ago today, June 1S, 1943.
What a friend we have in Jesus:
Ali our sins and grief to bear;
What a privilege TO- carry
Evefs'n'hsB sBRoTHER. r rfh r. scHARLEs.
MOORE, MRS. CORNELIA J. In loyini
remembrance Of our dear wife and mother
MIS- CORNELIA J. MOORE, who departed
from this life one year ago today June
Is. 1943.
One whole year has passed away
Another sun has set,
And we stilI love and long for you.
How can we ever forget?
It's sweet to think we will meet again.
And that the one we loved so wen
Has only gone before
After the toll and trouble
There cometh day of rest,
After the weary connict,
Peace on the saviour's breast.
At home in the beautiful hills Of God,
In the valley of rest SO fair
Sometime, somewhere, when our WORK
with 10y we we ill meet you there:
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAuGH;;
TERS. JOHN 4. MOORE Mr. MRS; GILLIAN \
COGDELL AND MISS MARIE MOORE.
PAGAINS, ANNIE. In sad but lovins
remembrance of our dear sister and aunt
ANNE PAGAINS. who passed away five
years ago today, June IS, 1889.
1t was Gods will to take you,
From pain you have found release;
In your sweet eternal peace.
THE FAMILY.
REEVES, JAMES HAsLAM and WILL
a.AM sG1na Has II Gxias Of
ass II Who ngss PASSED sPd away Ms
LoyNa ssfe n ri ssmi EfLEs E T. REEVES
WEAST. GEORGE w. In loving men,
ory Of our dear husband and father
GEoR6E aaxem5er y; ", WaAs1' YEA who passed away
God gave us a wonderful father,
He was one who never grew old:
Beautiful memories of one so dear,
HIS DasoTrD snse,ih ya RT lEys aNp snsere
memory of our sister. MINNIE 3. WILSON
who passed away rs years ago today,
LAURA AND MARGARET.
WILSON, WALTER NJ. ST.. A tribute
Never had much style about him.
Never carod for dress,
Sort Of spent his life
A-sowing seeds of happiness.
Doing little things for others.
=. Helping where he could,
Never making much pretention,
Always doing good.
nome ior MIN was all for living,
Filled his heart with pride;
And his doors we're ever open,
Latchstrins hung outside.
Folks who came were always welcome,
Loved to have them around;
Wanted much Of joy and lausl,ter,
Seemed to love the sound.
Had his cares and had his troubles,
Same as all Of us;
Figured them q part Of living,
Never made much fuss.
Made the best of what God rave him
AS through life he went,
Ever toiline, giving, taking,
Kind and provident,
VAIN the tribute We would pay him,
WORDS cannot express
Wnat 1t meant to have him with III
And our thankfulness
sweet the memory he has left us,
Though our hearts are sad:
Great the blessing that was given.
just to call him Dad,
WIFE AND CHILDREN