Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
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Sleeping, resting, Just away;
i In perfect peace he awaits US all.
/ Resting where no shadows fall
! There il. no fnal parting.
| For all are in HIS care,
Il And those who knew and loved us
Are waiting for us there.
HIS LOVING WIFE, ROSA G. BAITY.
BRAxTON. CARRIE. A tribute of Low,
RIE she nR mssRREry OF our dear mother CAB
twenty years ago today. Febi nary IA, 1875
As We loved her, so we miss her.
In memory she is always near.
Loyed, remembered. longed for always
Bringing many silent tear.
i You left behind you broken hearts
/ That loved you so sincere, ..
Who never did. nor never will.
TEsss B 5sg dm4thf5 d CARRIE
TON DoDD AND MABEL BRAxToN.
/ COLEMAN. WILLIAM A. Sacred to tn,
memory OF our brother, WILLIAM A. COLE
MAN, who passed away eleven years age
'0oA' HIS Ts01 sRorH Ri l sNn SISTERS.
org cS g. u sTEsL s4tFid Il Pvps
r rT DS 1854. away Twelve years ago. Feb
do not need q special day
! To bring you to my mind;
4 The days do not think of you
! A' ''f to TafS . VIE VIE ELo1A
FERGUSON. HOWARD T. In sad blu
l sRn FeR FsPasos Of my dear SON HOW
r. isAy ys4 iafse years ago today February
stilled are his hands in deaths slumber.
~, As they lie on his quiet breast;
The tasks OF his life have ended,
He now has well-earned rest.
But the hands that now rest SO peaceful,
Under the grass-grown sod,
l hope shall stir In the dawn of tomorrow
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Sealed are his lips now from speaking
AS he rests in his lonely grave.
Freed from life's earthly troubles,
And flowers and grass DER it wave.
| Closed are his eyes now forever,
From the glory, of sun AND starlight,
on tomorrow
! And awake to enter a new life.
We are awaiting, dear Howard. the dawr
Lons promised the children of God.
My prayer 10 our Heavenly Father is:
And may We both hear Gods voice saying
Well DONE
There is sleamins and sure hope found
in the one infallible book, and that book
to Gods worthy servants and here is the
promise: Il will have mercy upon whom
I will have mercy and I win have com
sion And there we can rest our hope
from death and the srave. to reisn for.
OF God. Mothers prayer.
FRANCIS. MARY e. Sacred to the mem
FRANCIS, who left US twenty-seven year,
ago today, February IA, 1919.
The footprints you left in tn. sands of tint
We viii always remember your life so true
Everything beautiful, reminds US of you.
Each night we dream about you. deal
mother,
/ Have memories sweet to guide us
| And the goodness you have brought
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
FRENCH, FREDERICK LYONS. In sac
5qoe eEn < IYoSs
who left us one year ago today. February
We hear your voice in dreams at night.
We see your smiling face;
| Although you're gone, you still live on
In the same familiar place.
The love we gave you through the years
| Shall never from us depart;
Though you have gone beyond our reach
MOTHER AND DAD, VERNON ANr
1 HALL, WILLIAM H. In sad but lovins
remembrance of our dear dad, WILLIAM H
HALL, who departed this life one year age
today, February IA, 1945.
! Our hearts still ache with sadness,
i Our eyes shed many a tear;
God only knows how we miss you
At the end Of this first year. &
Sad and sudden was the call
For one so dearly loved by ALL
| A bitter grief and shock severe
II was to part with one so dear.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS MABEL AND
memory of our father, JOHN H HAMIL-
TON, who left us eleven years ago today.
Thursday, February IA. 1855.
Keep a, him, dear Jesus, in Thy keepins.
Then, Q Master. let us have him
a1 ISsf el e ala RffIEs
| TON EDWARD b. AND sILAs ". HAN.
ILToN; soN-IN-LAW, BENZ. W. BUT
ss jo oHS H K sygs who
away seventeen years ago today, February
DAuaHfER, ETHEL HARRIS oRuBBs. .
JAEsCHKE, CHARLES H. In loyins
q WS6 father fb.
thirty years ago today, February IA, 1916
Let me think of him today,
| Sleeping, resting, just away;
In perfect peace he awaits me there.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER.
JORDAN. LUCY HOLIDAY. A tribut,
of love and affection TO our dear mother
Wno away huc seven Iesns aso
day. February IA 1889
YOUR LOVING DAgqHgER; coELENE o
CARTER, AND GRANDCHILDREN. .
MITCHELL, GEORGE M. In memory o.
our husband and father, GEORGE NJ
Ms bEHr E0 S WIFE Tee hNp asS
ELIZABETH MICHEL AND FRANCES
ROY. MELISSA j.. In fond remembr anc,
M Gear To- her j. ROY
day, February IA, 1912.
| She Is Just ava.
4 STEWART. BETTY. In sad but lovini
memory, of my dear. wife, BETTY STEW
~ ReD aaeay'f a. 'h 1857 s eight years
February brings memories of the love.
You viii never be forgotten by the one
have iefs me alone fol eight long
j stu remember that sad day YOU left me
think Of you daily, $50,
f9 sTEwAR Syis sfs ai HGs 8. nR THOMAS
TAYLOR. PERCY L. In cherished mem
DRY Of my devoted son, PERCY l: TAYLOR
ruary IA, 1885.
In my heart your memory fingers,
/ Sweetly, tender. fond and true;
There Is not a day. dear Percy,
That do not think Of you.
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, JULIA ]. TAY
i VINES, ELIZA. In loving memory O.
my dear mother, ELIZA VINES, who de
parted this life one year ago today, Feb
ruary IA, 1915.
4 I cannot say and will not say
That she is dead, she is Just away;
| With CHEEKY smile and wave of the hans
She has wandered into an unknown land
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LEAH ]
4 DAVIS.
WASHINGTON, JOSEPHINE G. In Low
ing memory Of my dear mother, JOSEPHINI
lG. WASHINGTON, who departed this lift
4 one year ago today, February IA, 1945.
You don't know the sorrow to be left alone
u Till God sends MESSAGE to your home;
It's sad when He calls for one or the other
But the saddest OF all is when He cali
/ LOVINGLY, MAMIE.
u WEBB, LILLIAN. In memory of GU
dear wife, mother and grandmother. In
Liam J. WEBB, who left US six years ago
i PHILIP P. WEBB, FAYETH L. LANCAs
TEp rIyARTES frrrAS ~srYx