Evening star., 1944-09-01
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BRADLEY, LOUISE MARSHALL In
loving memory Of our DEVOTED daushter
LEY, who entered into eternal rest Sep
tember l. 1888.
At the end of the road there is a sate
To the garden fair,
place of rest and happiness,
With sunshine everywhere.
I miss you, darling, more and more
LOVING MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTH,
BROMLEY, CHARLES w., JR. A tribut,
our dear son and brother, CHARLES W
BROMLEY. Jr., who departed this life
eight years ago today, September 1. 1886
Loved in life, remembered in death
HIS LOVING MOTHER, BROTHERS ANC
BURNETTE, URowHEART. A tribute
of love to the memory of our dear hus-
band and father, URoWHEART BUR-
NETTE, 1907 Union st. s.w., who depa rted
this life one year ago. September l, 1943.
There comes time for all of u.s.
When we must say goodbye.
But faith ard hope and love and trust
Can never, never die.
Althoush the curtain falls at last.
Is that cause tn grieve?
The. futures fairer than the past,
If only we believe.
And trust in Gods eternal care,
So when the Master calls.
Ltl Sdy lHdt lie Is SUN more falr,
Although the curtain falls.
AND FosTER son, JOHN BEACH
toverseas)
CAsKINs, GLADYS EVELYN. Sacred to
sister, GLADYS EVELYN GASKINS who
left us for brighter world one year ago
tooay September !, 1943.
She has solved it, lifes wonderful problem
The deepest the strangest. the last
And into the school of angels
With the answer forever has passed
HOY y strange trar she should sleep so profoundly
youns bssde So Ssr BY - ths strife
Untouched. stood the goblet OF life.
God knew all Of it-how noble,
How gentle she was. and how brave.
| HOW bright her possible future,
Yet put her to sleep in her grave.
Gcd knew all about those who loved her,
How bitter the trial must be;
And right throush it all God is loving
And knows so much 0et!fE THE thsa fnM1ly. III
HARDY. DIR. HENRY c. In sad anc
saereo memory of my brother-in-la Dr.
HENRY c: HARDY, who departed this life
tnree years a@o today, September i, 1941.
So sad. so sudden was the call
His sudden death was shock to all;
But God in HIS wisdom knew what was best
30 ne TOOK 4is I'm aems to 9n Heaven we 70 resi-,
PLUMMER, DR.. ROBERT F. A tribut,
to the precious memory of our belovee
husband end father. ROBERT F. PLUM
MFR, who left us two years ago today
September l, 1912.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
When evening shadows fall.
lhere is heart that listens
And answers to our call.
Somewhere kind hands are waiting
And face that is filled with love
Looks down at us very fondly
From the wonderful home above.
Let US think of him TODAY,
Sleeping resting, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
In perfect peace ne waits us all
| LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
PLUMMER. DIR. r. F. tribute of low,
and devotion to the memory of my brother.
in-law. DR.. ROBERT F. PLUMMER. who
l, 1912.
| Gone, hut not forgotten
! SISTER. CASSIE, AND FAMILY.
STREETS. JOHN H. Sacred to the mem
orE Of my beloved father, JOHN H
STREETS. who passed away September
HIS gTT RExoTED EiGs DAUGHTER, Alm1RA L
THOMAS. KATE G. In loving memor,
mother. KATE G. THOMAS, who departed
l941.
God gave us a wonderful mother.
| she was one who never grew old;
| God made her smile as the sunshine,
He made her heart OF pure gold.
Some think we are not lonely
| When At times they see us smile:
Little s.t 90 IT they know " the hsartaehes
HER LOVING HUSBAND, CHI DREN AMI
GRANDCHILDREN.