Evening star., 1947-06-07
HIT Mrnturiattt

BANKS. LUCILLE LEE. In loving mem
eli LEE saNks ssa who Shs5 s IS
one year ago today. June Z, 1916. N0 -'-S
The sweetest lives are those to duty wed,
Whose deeds, both great and small,
are close close knit strands Of an unbroken
Where love enobles all.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, JEANNE. .
BANKS, LUCILLE LEE. In loving mem
8 GR San asushssf ss saa si'd1 liz s
one year ago today, June 4, 1876.
watch between me and thee, while we are
ansent one from anothsrs ;s,u n.,,
BANKS, LUCILLE LEE. In sad but lov-
GILLE GI LEE BANKS; who departed this
h1e one year ago today, June 7, 1916.
priceless memories upon which to reflect
TqgE y BEvofED iR9ii5h h3aRi gKirsp EDNA H
CoNNELL, WILLIAM r.. In memory n,
ny N.Y. beloved husband, WILLIAM r. CON-
day, June z, 1916.
Ny heart Is sad and lonely,
MY eyes have shed many tear:
God only knows how much I miss YOU
AT the end OF one long year
Friends may think I have forgotten
.When at times they see me smile;
That my smiles hide ell the while.
Years may wipe out many things,
but THIS they wipe out never,
Inc memory OF those happy years
winch we two spent together.
Not dead to me who loved you,
Not lost, but gone before
you live with me in memory
Yoys Sgss1t hoviNa AND DEVOTED WIFE
HALL. RJARrv rYraerv>yv
memory n1 t Of our dear daughter and sister,
on seven years ago today. June i, 1916.
Sometime the veil Of life will rise,
Shine out across M siaf uncfouded F ed skies sns see
ana make things plain to you and me-
Thsn npog we tb,s Shs stan2v kn9w why ys are here
For God at last win make it clear
MoTHER AND BRoTHER, LILLIAN AND
CLARENCE H. BLAKEY, Jr.
MARTIN, WILLIAM M. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory Of my
beloved husband, WILLIAM M. MARTIN,
s gne dspartsd 1 this life four years ago to-
'1 " Lov1Na t5Si 'satR WIFE. sIialsrsa nTlnfaN
our devoted friend php n Lying MIRoR' IRRsmoFy wSo %
d1epartsd 1,,pa ,thb this life four years ago today
and let Thy perpetual Iisht shine on him. him
MRS. PAULINE M5s'Inf 3. H1RvG4 wy AND FAMILY.
PATTERSON, sERGT. JAMES T.. In
s loving remembrance Of my dear
t@S TERSoN, who departed this life
I~ thirteen years ago, June 5, 1884.
In life we enjoyed much together,
In death we had to part,
So often I sit and think Of you,
FOR you will always live in my heart.
Since you went first and I remain
One thing, I want you to do,
For soon I'll follow you.
Tsnt want to know each step you take,
For some day down that lonely road
| you'll hear me call your name.
Somewhere there is no parting.
Dark clouds are rolled away;
In & that eternal somewhere ..-.
| Wen meet again some day.
But know you'll be waiting
with loving smile and outstretched hand
To make q Rlad reunion
LOVING WIFE. BERTHA N. PATTTERsoN
PETERSON. ERNEST p. In loving mem
RNT Pur sssssd son Tho and ,..a SaTo.hsr
suddenly two years ago today. June q,
TWO sad and lonely years have passed
Since our great sorrow fell;
The shock We received that day
We VIII always remember we'll
| Dear is the spot where he Is laid
Sweet is the memory that will never fade.
| Part of our life lies buried deep -
Under the sod where our beloved sleeps
| YOUR LOVING MOTHER.
Heavy are our hearts today.
Memory brings you back once more
| To the time when you were with US,
To the happy days Of yore
| SISTERS AND BROTHERS
STRATTON, CATHERINE v. In loving
CATHERINE v. sTRATToN, who departed
this life three years ago today, June Z.
| 1t was In the evening.
Three years ago today.
An angel Of death came down on earth
And took cur dear one away
What happy hours we once enjoyed
| When we were all together.
But oh. how changed It all 10 now
| Since you have gone forever
Dear Jesus. keen her in Thy care until
We meet again IN Heaven.
HUsBANR ROBERT IL STRATToN, eoN,
ROBEF9S r. STRATTON.