Evening star., 1944-02-23
In Mrn1nrtan,

sister, IRENE McKENDRIE. who departed
1890.
How we miss you our dear daughter.
Our hearts are sad and lonely
Ever since you've been gone
What would we give to clasp her hand.
Her happy face to see;
To hear her voice and SEE, her smile
ihas MoTHER TIER bADp9 g. aSSh AND n SISTERS
PARKS. WYLIE L. In loving remem-
STanes Wa1 1Is Of enr ep gear husband and father
one year ago today, February %, 1943.
One year has passed since that sad day.
When one we loved was called away:
God took him home. it was His will,
Hqs Hqs IN EVnEs ovr hearts y, he ls fingers stu
AND CHILDREN, BERTHA P. sHEP-
PARD AND THOMAS W. PARKS.
PRICE, MARY. Departed this life two
year ago today. February %, 1943. MARY
Some day we hope to meet you, dear
Some, day, We know not when
We shall meet you IN better land
And never part again.
Though God took you from US. We can
Your LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN, GENEVA, CLARENCE. AN
Ma AND BILLIE.
ROWLEY, CONWAY G. tribute of
love and devotion in memory of our be-
loved husband and father, CONWAY G.
ROWLEY, who departed this life four
years ago today, February 90. 1910.
All to myself fnd the way
Back to each golden yesterday,
Clasping your ready. friendly hand:
Ana teee is eoor na and druf seam na
All to myself.
All to myself I hum again
Frasments Of some old-tim refrain.
Something that comes at fancy's choice.
Sometimes tbs dim sometimes tits clear,
But I keep the, music that I hear
All to myself.
6oune e e yss nj hs ms msmoIes 5fad se aS YOU too,
summer and autumn, winter, spring,
The hopes We cherish, and everything;
Ana Heep them y whor as ss.H Srar divine
All to myself.
All to myself think of you,
Think Think Of Of the the things we nsed to do.
Sometimes I sigh and sometimes l smile,
But keep each olden, golden while
DEVOTED WIFE. NETTIE G. RowLEY
AND AND ,rI DAUGHTERS, PHYLLIS AND
sIMMS, ELIZABETH. In sad but low
ing ing mether L2zsE H1 Tx ssfT y M ad 1So M s
us two years ago, February %, 1912.
After the toll and trouble,
There cometh a day of rest;
After the weary conflict,
Peace on the Saviour'S breast.
After the care and sorrow,
The glory Of light and love:
After the wilderness journey,
hS DsrS DAGaHrER S5ss hGns AsD sHSvs SON
H3st. 3sLA kosERT 81 FiMMs NJ siMMs. S4sEpHfSE Jr S
SMITH, JAMES A.. JR. In sad re-
KTY sMTH II my oroinsr Sho 5AMss
ruary %. 1899.
HOY happy were the bygone days,
Our circle was complete:
NOW it's broken, one has gone
To live at Jesus feet.
Twas sad to say good-by to him
When he was called away;
1t was Gods will, to Him we bow.
we =" SISTER. mSss assih MAbHniNs SHnf sas SMITH.
THOMAS. MAYME CHASE. In memory
Of our beloved wife. and mother, MAYMF
CHASE THOMAS, who died four years agc
today, February 23, 1910.
% aER HussANp 1s SfpfRfsrfa Aa6 SAuaaTERs 5R asash
THOMAS, MAYME CHASE. A tribute
friend MAY%E cHAsG HAssSff THoMhs g W Sso aso0sse es
tered the eternal realm four years ago to.
day. February 23, 1910.
Like a perfume that fingers long after
the bearer has passed. SO will pleasant
memories Of my sincere friend lineer or
forever. GERTRUDE L. CARROLL.
WEAVER, FANNIE MUSE AND GEORGE
0. Sacred to the memory of our devoted
parents. Is, Mrs. FANNIE MUSE WEAVER
Who & died @ February %, 1905, and GEORGE
10. WEAVER, January 1S, 1914.
Always remembered.
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
rrWHuRnG rwW0HuNG, = ERMARD RTT1dl G; In !. memory 9:
State LEGISLATOR, who suddenly passed tt
the Great Beyond one year ago today
February 23, l943, in Philadelphia, Pa.
He little thought on leaving home
That he so soon in death would sleep
And leave us here to mourn.
WIFE. CORA YOUNG; MOTHER, AMANDA