Evening star., 1946-08-12
4ratha

NV. Burial Will he IN Arlington
Cemetery.
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~, SHEA, EDWARD ROY; Departed this
,iie as;don, on sunday August IL, i946; at his his
SHEA. He leaves to mourn a loving wife.
Mrs. Agnes Shea one daughter, Evelyn
James and Albert
and a host of other relatives and friends
Remains aims may be viewed Tuesday. August
Funeral wednesday. August S t01e "a, uens at 80
pm, from Browns Memorial Church l4th
anq sti ipeen ne Esy Gray eeistns In
Funeral Home. Bird and Eye sts. sw. 13
.usLst SLATER ,a9s soAN suddenly' On Sunday
Silver sprss at M ser HN h sER sseI Hapsy b
Slater Miss Slater rests at the the Wsrner E. E.
later. 0''''' ''' 'NS A' N''''e Oh service
I.nd III ls4e' t,hstds At his residence 100 Gsys-
Beloved HUSBAND Of Edna PeaT aFH smith and
I1 son Of Joseph and Anna L. Smith OF Gays,
m JOHN 0EShsr Ws1ssr q s,b u sn,,h Smith Smith
Anna Anna /; shafer.. Mrs. Dorothy Cross. Mrs
Of m ana New
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
14th st. NV, on Wednesday. August IA,
semstarS a. ns noon Interment Arlington National
.us;1.s sTRArdoN; CHARLES slL, +; On Friday,
SEARiEs bHsnsnd STRAToN r No SSao sSsS
Services uA At the s. II slG Hines Co. Funepa
Home. 29o1 14th st. NV on Monday
SUINSnN nnDnrnv
nal rest on Saturday. August 10, 1916
st Frsedmens Hospital. Mrs. DOROTHY
sWlNs3N s5 beloved ,so wife Of Rev E: D. Swim
ter, three sons. six brothers, two sisters
two dsughters-n,law, one son n-tn-law, six
nd aaa sr afs Of other Mondsz
residence; resi- i4o4 9TH st. NV. Funeral serv-
Mount Pleasant Baptist church. 1iO6 W
st., NV, Rev. Robert Anderson officiating
bE Cornish G. AHs9ss m
TAYLOR, JOSEPH c., JR. On Saturday,
joseph e Tx1Iok' 5r'. nff5 Of i51s sHes1'ant eolum
Also surviving is IS one SISTER sister, two broteTs
shree aunts and many other relatives and
sIenfs fTiends Remains resting the Dove
NV. Notice of funeral later.
WAGNER. WILLIAM j., sR. On We'd
pssaay Wis w11M hpkasI waaNr 1sas in
father oi Mrs: Dorothy K. Brown. S Pd%ard gd'Sard
Wagner. .jr.,, and brother of Harry A. Was-
Home, 4th st, and Mass ' ave. N ne, Until Until
Tuesday, August -. at / pm. Services
p be hsd st .pa Per tr,sgs Mysr IE.d Ghsps
terment Arlington National Cemetery -
- & & Tn hlehssa ! ! HsRdsn shs so8asass es@s,
| & = rict Of Columbia. rJntted snan-
'31f II II ish War Veterans, will assemble
e ,aAa ] PM 81 ~ Tuesday: .s August IS,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, to
stfsnq nfsn9 The funeral m & Of our late commander,
Myer Chapel at 2 pm. 1nterment Airing
wa cHARLEs BoooHER.
| Acting Commander.
Il Is oHoRdr %PnkHY SP saqssy s a4s
sad,. h S, Wnp.x Rw beloved husband ot MIS-
WnPeY 9SePpnlne dsorse ~ Christine and Emily
later. Arransements by e DoVie g. G. BroeEs iaoetsi
gust WorFofp II g4s LoE5kzS oSzSzo on Ao
s52 East Capitol S.. steptather Of Robert
T. 6eorgius Of Oakland. Calf; Mrs. Lillian
aaa Mrs bs ssn HBs Bser CO Of this
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Wednes-
CEDAR eea AHsHst Rii cemeters aa =, Pm Intermsnt
In Mrmurta,tt
beloved mother, ANNA BANKS, who de-
parted this life fve years ago today, Au-
gust -, 1941.
Five long years and, still we miss thee.
Friends may think the wound is healed
But God knows the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed.
FORGET you. mother9 No. we never will;
oY1d yoa hfp ye i%n SHs s%hs eS sti
GRANDSON. WALTER ~ ~
BREZ, CoLMAN. In sad but loving re-
BREz. who passed away thirty-eis years
HIS CHILDREN.
HoPWOoD: CHRISTOPHER. In sad
aa shs g ear Hop
WOOD, who passed away two years ago
today, August IL, 1914.
! WIFE AND CHILDREN. NA.
FULCHlER., RUBY CROUCH. In men,
pTy pTy1 ch,ra q my ann dear sister RUBY CROUCH
ago today, August 12, 1885.
You You were SO So tired. @ " he lex knew W how oss0ia long
The road had been and how weary you had
For He walked through the lovIand and
/ up hill
So He understood and then He said, BE
And know that I am God You are my
i child
The hour is late and you must rest awhile" !"
/ HER DEVOTED SISTER, NORA.
GAssAWAY, Jamie. We pause today
to pay tribute Of devotion to the sacred
memory Of our beloved mother, JAMIE
j GASSAWAY, who exchanged her cross for
q. cTogn I9Sn forty-eisht years ago. August
Mother was tired and weary.
Weary with toll and with pain;
i Put by her glasses and rocker.
/ She Will never need them again.
1nte Heavens mansions she's entered,
! After long years with iife's struggles
Mother has fallen asleep.
Il Near other loved ones we laid her.
II Low In the cemetery to lie
II And though our hearts are near broken,
Yet We do not question "why?"
She does not rest meath the grasses,
4 Though Ger her grave they creep;
i She has zone into the kingdom,
|; Mother has fallen asleep.
Rest the tired feet now forever.
Dear wrinkled hands are so still;
Blast OF the earth. shall no longer
Throw over our loved one q chill.
Il Angels through Heaven will guide her.
i Jesus will still bless and keep;
i Not for the world would we wake her,
cHnnpaaahhssr naahsr hks hfs fisn MabEfsp 6SfiR WILLS Mr.
1 Dell '. WA dAssAWAY. ssAaRSH"Af' A0D' Won
i JENEMAN. KARL II. To our KARL.
not dead. but gone before, hve years ago
Karl, our thoughts often wander
| To the days when you were here.
The good times we had together
/ Are memories our hearts still hold dear.
A star is always near.
And we feel 1t must be you,