Evening star., 1945-10-01
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ALLEN, ETHEL M. In loving memory
of my beloved sister. ETHEL NJ. ALLEN,
who died six years ago today, October l,
1889.
Sunshine passes shadows fall,
Love- remembrance outlasts all:
And though the years may be many or few
They are sd yta YouR segsnaEsnes gigTaR SUE e
BENNETT. VERNON G. A tribute of
VERNON G. BENNETT, who departed this
life one year ago, October /, 1914.
The day we loved so well:
But you are not with US today,
Our love for you to tell.
/. No present now, Just flowers, dear.
Upon your grave to lay
In tears we pray to meet again
In Heaven above. some day.
Dear brother, you are not forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more;
stiii in nm memory mol. S.5ars you are with US
We often sit and think of you
To think you could not say good-by
tovsd 5osd sisGR SHa e'asss aosE S01
CEAL.
of my dear father. EDWARD BRoGDEN
who passed away one year ago today oc-
tober 1, 1914.
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me-
And may there be no moaning at the bar
When I put out to sea.
Father, dear. we often listen for YOU
but knew yoY are sisr at rest apnhsW y Hssysn.
FORREST, MAMIE L. In sad and low
rs who Sd Gep hs life one
ago, October 1. 1914.
God needed another star in the sky
And He called our aunt,
s9 nd ha snds hsr Us 0sf s fo xsre 1s
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
AS time goes by we miss you more;
Your Loving smile, your gentle face
HER n noviaa fsa NJ ssesaI AND
HOLMES, ROBERT =. In sad and low;
father, ROBERT e. HOLMES, who died
october 1, 1928.
Gone. but not forgotten.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
IsELEY. BEATRICE NJ. In memory Of
my devoted daushter; BEATRICE M. IsE-
LEY, who departed this life one year ago
today, October l, 1914.
Dear daughter, you are not forgotten
Still in memory You are with u.s.
YOUR LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER.
IsELEY, BEATRICE. In sad memory o.
my dear little friend, BEATRICE ISELEY
| who departed this lie one year ago today
Holy Redeemer Church.
When the evening shades are falling
And am all alone,
| In my heart comes longing,
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JORDAN, MARY. In loving remem
er. er M MARY cH5 JORDAN, who departed this iif
| one year ago today, October l., 1914.
Dear mother. you had to leave me,
Thoush on earth you are t.l no more;
| Still in memory you are with me,
As you were before
| 1t is lonely here without you
And so sad along life's way:
| Life does not seem the same to me
Yous snfs IoyNe y9R yeTs pAudarER s5iff
/ AND THE DUNCAN FAMILY.
LILLEY, ELIZA J. In sad but lovin
/ remembrance of our dear mother. ELl1l
~. LILLEY, who departed this life nine
/ teen years ago today, October 1. 1925.
No one knows how much we miss you,
/ No one knows the bitter pain
1 We have suffered since you left us,
j Life will never be the same
No matter how heavy our loss is,
/ No matter how great our despair,
4 Doesn't Heaven seem nearer and brighte
~ LONELY DAUGHTERS.
MARTIN, WILLIAM HENRY AND LUG,
sacrsd e tne ENRy msogy MtR e
TH snS snS oer L5H ets aMos f 9ssSesE Mar
/ TIN, who departed this life October II
1889.
Beautiful memories we cherish with iov
OF our father and mother, whom we love
n SO dear;
Live. remembrance. OutldStS all
4 MAXFIELD. ELIZA A. Sacred to tn
!. memory of my beloved mother, ELIZA 4
MAXFIELD, who left me so suddenl
twenty-seven years ago today, October
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ooNEvIA MAX
J FIELD PIERRE.
! THOMPSON, MARY ISABELLE. In sa
but loving memory % Ct our . 1 gear mosnsr ,an an
son, Who slipped away from Us six yeal
: ago yesterday. September 80, 1880.
j Our hearts cannot tell Whist to say:
dod sorf . hoT y as sSs d..
h1H AND DIs IdsRRAANDcRftDREN. RnioIsi a -NAA ~
! and devotion to the memory Of our believe
xs 9sy AKER se entered sss isti
heavenly gate, October l, 1e43
ell Your life was unselfish,
q For others you lived.
81 Not for what ycu could get,
i But for what you could give.
: In your passing you have left us Q ric
!. lesacy-a spotless life. THE FAMILY.
h WOOTEN, WILLIE E. A tribute OF 10,
3 and devotion to the memory of our del
husband, father, grandfather and brothe
WILLIE e. WOOTEN, who was SO sudden
taken away from us one year ago toda
| October 1, 1914.
: We never thought when you left home
9 That you would never return.
The shocks was hard, the pain severe,
I We never thought your death so near.
: We do not know the pain you bors.
Il We did not see you die.
=. We only know you went away
And did not say good-by.
a We often sigh and think OF you.
i No one can zee us weep;
ii But deep within our aching hearts
= Your smiling face We keep
II DEVOTED FAMILY.