Evening star., 1947-01-01
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nEpCMANN. WILLIAM

BERGMAN, WILLIAM +; IN lovins
WfnoTz WIxM Of our bssdMaNs sssE iS.n Who
this 'ff HIs 1ses ps1oTED kea1s Nv WIFE AND SONS
cox, ELLEN ANN. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear mother, ELLEN
ANN cox, who departed this life. sixteen
years ago today. January l.. 1851.
seem to see in The the sott soft dim light
And think Of her when the suns last ray
Goes down in the far-oH west
I miss YOU no less as the time passes on
Than did on the DAY OF your % kS,ns Snns a,
For absence can never close TIC oooi Va
And the lamp of my love is still glowing
Your heart was the truest in all the WIDE
Your love the best to recall,
For no one on earth could take your place,
You are still the dearest Of all .
poKRY. CHARITY. In loving remem;;
brance OF our dear mother. GHAEaIY y
DoRRy Iag,v who 1snIsly psssed 1ssS issS Twelve
HER k0cfq ca1LpREN. L ZEN MAGGIE coNTEE AND
DANIEL DORRY.
HUBBARD. VIRGINIA BROWN. In 10y;
ing memory of my wife, VIRGINIA BROWN
aUBgARD J.n,srT Tho pssseas Is4s swaS Ve
hh Her PEvoTED HUSBAND OIL HUB
PApGETT, MARY E. In loving remem-
brance of my dear wife, MARY r.
PADGETT, who departed this this life one year
ago today, January l, 1896.
She stole away and left me
To linger here below;
! think Of her so fondly
psvoTsp assegss HIUsbANb. Ipysa nj 50 MAURICE. =
PADGETT, MARY E. In loving remem-
of mother, 4.
PADGETT, who departed this life one year
ago today, January l. 1946.
You have taken your last long Journey
Away og from + Gaadih1 this world RID Of sorrow
DEvoffrp f lsos sos q RICHARD. RsafA1R 1o AND DAueH
TER BERTHA.
RUPERT. HENRIETTE j.. In loving
neR1rs R1PpsRT 81 ' who iesi passed away fourteen
EssRs EsF roS1sa a5S sSaaE Son WILLIAM
sKIPWITR, ERASMUS. In sacred and
9vns 8 nS %ho
this life twelve years ago today January
In that beautiful home up yonder
He's free from all toll and care,
And now he is eagerly waiting
To greet me and welcome me up there
Softly to my heart comes q bitter cry;
Why, OH why did my beloved orotner ole
Then comes the answer SO solemn ana
He is not dead, he is only asleep.
My lips cannot tell how l miss you.
MY heart cannot M ten what n5,st to to-, sax; Ras
In my home that is lonesome today.
Still lonesome for you;
yoTH sKspWTFR EYER PETpFEops PPEETTGpRsos SISTER SARAH
WEBSTER, FREDERICK T. AND MARY
Il lgsRs n Fl our who hea
this life twenty-eight years ago TO-DAY, jan
uary /. 1919, and mother, MARY !
one years aeo today. January !. 1928.
The love they gave US many years
viii never from US depart;
Though they are gone beyond our reach'
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ADELE AND
WEIGH. HENRY II. In loving memory
of my beloved husband. HENRY n WEIGH
who entered eternal rest one year ago To-
day. January i, l946.
Memories, my dear. Of hapoy years to-
sether come as rays Of sunshine. May
they light my path and may your blessed
my footsteps home until we are reunited
in the glorious hereafter. How much ]
miss you Yo1R &c snf 6EvorEb sso fz5r WIFE RUTH
WILLIAMS, D. JEANETTE. In mem
SEy Il ri SSnf %1nAM Sass ao aRS Dassed
ary /. 1883.
In the book of life there are pages
And Of those most dear through. the ages
Are the beautiful memories OF you.
And the fondest of those memories.
Most precious and most true,
we've 'naIsi; HR afcd fovTNa mssasii rAMnY NIL '''