Evening star., 1946-12-22
1n Mrnturtant

BARNES, GERALD R; In sacred and
and brother, GERALD R.. BARNES, who
entered into eternal rest at three years ago
today, December 22, l943.
Within our home when all was bright,
Death took from US shining light
Each hour we miss your shining face.
There is none on earth can take your
place.
They say time heals broken heart,
But, oh. 1t seems untrue
For three lone years our hearts have
Just to see your shining face and
DEHofEp II fsa5 'oas MOTHER, fHis '0lis FAfHER AND
D'AMICp. ALERT. In loving memory
Of our Husband and .s, father Al. Albert Essr
ago today. December %, 1945.
Not often shall speak your name,
For what would strangers care?
That once suddent tempest came
And swept my gardens bare;
And then you passed and an your place
Stood silence with her lifted face.
Not always shall this parting be.
Although ! travel slow;
I, too, may claim eternity.
And find the way you go;
And so do my TASK and walt
The opening OF the outer gate.
Dear Dad, for us you did your best,
May .'0a 'aAs 'oa The isIl1s FAMILY.
LEWIS, CLARENCE e. In loving mem
ory Of our dear son and nephew, CLARENCE
E. LEWIS, who passed away seven years
ago today, December 22. 1889.
December brings sad memories
OF loved one gone TO rest,
You will never be forRotten
By the ones, who loved you best.
Often We pause and think of YOU.
LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER. CLAIR
ENCE J. AND MARIE LEWIS. AND
AUNT. BESSIE CAREY.
LEWIS, HAROLD t. In loving remem-
brance Of my friend and cousin, HAROLD
December %, l945.
In life we enjoyed much together,
In death we have to part;
Years may come. years may go. but oh,
You win always lIys u M, our hearts ,1dt
LONG . SARAH saa mol5sr H L g.EsR RsR0Ey S e
gao passea away one year ago today
December brings sad memories
OF our loved one gone to rest,
You will never be forgotten
g. fpst sR9 fSsd sD XII 0tsi Grand
CHILDREN. .--.
MATTHEWS, RUTH FRANCES. In low
Ruth is5 FRANCES N MATTHEW'S. who passed
syay ss ,asa nons year ago today December
The month of December once more is
here,
To US the saddest in the, year.
Because one year ago today,
Our loved one passed away.
OFT to our hearts comes a bitter cry,
why, on why, did our dear one die?"
Tnen comls the answer, SO SOFT and
She is not dead. she is only asleep"
Let us think of our Ruth today.
Sleeping, resting, Just away;
resting wnere no shadows tail.
' The FAMILY.
McGLAUN, REV. GREEN A. In loving
e tne Rev. GREEN a. McGLAuS, wa Wno passed passed
Il. 1s45.
Rest in peace, your work is ended,
Sleep sweetiy, your race Is oone;
You have gone wnere we. who love You,
bovMa M Sp sqPs sSos JSs1E sns AND RD CHILDREN cnf
dearly beloved mother, MARY NORRIS
who suddenly passea away one year ago
TO-DAY. December ~. 1945.
Although YOU have passed into that
You will aWays be By those
YOUR Bays Ehe sYsea pxuaaTERs. fSV esHsi ANNIE
AND GERTRUDE.
ORR IDA MAY tPEGGY. In sad but
loving memory Of my dear sweetheart
wife, IDA MAY PEGGY ORR, who was
called to her heavenly home hve years ago
today, December ~, 194l.
There's a memory that I cherish
OF a loved one dear to me,
Who suffered without murmur,
AS our Lord on Calvary
shall always love you, Ida dear,
There's no one can take your place;
When lifes journey here is ended.
May / see you face to face?
In my lonely hours of thinking,
who usss loved y YOU Soa sadly a miss miss % you.
At the end of five long years.
Some may think am not lonely,
When at times they see ME smile,
But little do they know the heartache
That I have suffered all the while.
She met her Saviour on the strand.
And Jesus took her by the hand;
Alone? Oh, no, she not alone.
For Jesus claimed her as His own.
Keep her, Jesus, in Thy keeping,
Till / reach that blessed shore;
Then, oh Master. let me have her
HER An1 6ESoTEp Gye na5 HussAnD. II SAT D.iRas RAIpR.
PRYOR. LOUISA tSWEETWINE>. In
LOUISA lsWEETWINE) PRYOR, whom
God called home nine years ago today,
December 20. 1887.
When a Mother hreathes her last farewell
The stroke means more than tongue can
The world seem quite another place
Without the smile of Mothers face.
Forget you? No, we never, will
HER LOVED ONES, LILLE n NERNS
ARTHUR HALL AND JOSEPH SWEET