Evening star., 1946-12-07
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UENDERsON, ATwIL WILKINS. JR;
ATWs WJLKNIgssf WI Ngs foI yesrs sso
December z. 1942.
There are griefs that cannot hnd comfort
And wounds that cannot pc heaiea;
There are sorrows SO deep III INC HUME
That never can be healed.
And may our grief be lessenec
The one we loved 50 dearly
With eternal happiness,
What happy hours we once enjoyed
when we were all together,
But. oh. how changed it al is now
pEvoTED s1oss H0u haoTHER aeSs EGas iPRH:THER geus
BROTHERS AND THREE SISTERS.
of our dear friend. JAMES @ HICKS. scSmo VINO
Der Z. 1910.
Just lovely thousht.
Just = beautiful memory
HIS q @SvsS vSAsE i as5 on
MRS; NARY +; ssJrR Turner AND HN
JACKSON. MARION yIRGINSlnAa; yIRGSna y,R IN
fafa Gfmf9I'J 'JacksoN a fS a Who died hftesn years
ago today, December z, 1881.
What happy hours we once enjoyed
When we were all together,
But. oh, how changed 1t all is now
oH'e 'oD " THE FAMILY.
JOHNSTON, MARY z. We pause today
IN pay tribute OF love and devotion to tne
oHSgoN RsHSgz II Sho 9hf eassed to the Great
yond December z, ls4o.
1t was In the morning,
One year ago today, x,n
And took our dear mother away.
honrs we nuce enjoyed
When We were all tosetner.
She fought lite's battles brayely
And patiently stood every test. ssr.d
She win always be iogea ss3 sna fene~Det eN'
For she was one OF the pest.
Rest in peace, mother, your work is ended
You are gone but those who love you
Soon are coming. one ny one
Keeg 6gti hss We sses Issss that H Ia CELESTIAL
Then, q Master, bring us toeether,
hbEyoraD 81 Ss aIyags Sons Msfs sN1 DAUGHTERS
LAvEzzo, JOSEPH: In loving msna9ry mn9G
who left me so lonely December q lS4Z.
II know that my Redeemer 1iveth' ant, and
that He shall stand at the latter Gay uEon
the earth: and though worms oesta9s G9 va Fns
now now is Christ risen from the dead, the
HIS HIS IoNEL9 Is9sE z WIFE, EVELYN PEARL NJ
iANG6IS.
LAYTON, PAUL. In loving remembrance
of INV devoted husband, PAUL LAYTON,
who departed this life one year ago To-Day
December q, 1945.
The blow was hard. the shock severe.
/ little thought that death was near;
Only those who have lost can know
The pain of parting, to see you no more
what would give to hold your hand,
Your dear ,ne faie snd Reeeme yooe
That meant.So mucn 10 me.
7 didn't think when you left home
That you would not return.
I do not mind the busy world: r.,,.
The bitter winds, the beating RAM
How lightly will bear my load
II it means mseting you again.
Sleep on, my precious one. and take your
love esei You dearly. but God knows and loves
YOUR soI DEVOTED svs9iD WIFE, HATTIE P. LAY
TON
MOORE, RALPH z. In loving. remem-
brance OF our dear husband and tatner,
one year ago today, December q, 1s45.
1t seems like only yesterday
When God called you away
To His better and happ1er Norlo'
And for you, dad. we pray.
We think of you as still with US,
For in our hearts We know
That your friendliness fingers with us,
For years and years to grow.
When we think OF that year
When God call for you,
We get very lonely
And our hearts are sad ana blue.
You were wonderful father,
one of the very best,
And when your work on earth was done,
HIS SS TovfaG ESess' WIFE. Hi KHTHERiNE, AND
CHILDREN, JOAN AND JOYCE.
PAYNE, MARGUERITE CAROLYN. A
tribue of love to the memory Of our be
loved daughter and sister, MARGUERITE
CAROLYN PAYNE. who passed away ten
years ago today, December z, 1886.
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear;
Sweet memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
HER PARENTS AND BROTHER, LEROY L.
AND HELEN v. PAYNE AND PHILIP A.
SIMMONS.
ROPER, MAREA L. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of my darling
sister MAREA l.. ROPER, daughter OF the
late Richard H. and Emma L. Lewis, VINO
passed away three years ago today, Decem-
Der z, 1943. DIR. WILLIAM g. LEWIS.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD J. In loving mem
ory of our dear son and brother RICHARD
j. WILLIAMS, who departed this life De-
cember z, 1924.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER, MES'
JOSEPHINE PETERSON.