Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
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AtEK1. CLAhA. In lVVlIk Lheiiof "a
Az AVERY 9'o'V who died Ave years ago today
aug CHILDREN eli AND GRANDCHILDREN,
CLEMENTsoN. CLARA. In memory, % Of
our wife and mother. CLARA CLG LIE tadav
To see, you slowly leave us
AS helpless we stood by,
And drain the cup of bitter griet
The day We saw you Ole.
Miss you, that's not the word 1SI Gam.
Our home has never been the same
Our hearts are still heavy,
Our eyes are filled with tears
Mother it d RugnA fsfm AN fs Ifd
COLE. FRANCES HUGHES; II . lSyins
HSGHEs Of COLE Who
years ago today. August !, 1874.
Forget you: no. we never viii; o, eth
Your we lo msm o1S IS tne as fresh today
As in the hour you passed away.
Gone but nnn not sT fq5settTfpai BLANCHE
M3 2Np fuL ANa s'd e. 93o6HHSsoN.
s.,E 5n,s sneReH IL msTsEz
who departed this life IA years ago today
Memories are no one o, ean st can
Some have forgotten now that you are
But p j SHSi1 is WIFE ANNA DEsPERT.
rARLING. BERNARD oRvIL. Sacred te
the memory of my dear SON, BERNARD
oRViL FARLING, who passed away one
year ago today, August /, 1947, at Phoe-
mn Masses for repose Of his soul at Airing.
ton. Va; Boston, Mass: Chicago, H.;
washington, D. c., and Phoenix; ariz' .
JOHNSTON, ANNA z. In cherished |.
m hNE1 Oh Jo cdi He Who passed away
six years ago today. AUGUST |, ia.
Thinking St ypH tod IS1 and w a,Tsgs
Lo HHp 4 GAkaabpA6oH HTER VIVIAN
LEE. MARGARET. In loving memory OF
M ess oi Lee, who passed away one
year ago today Augssf lion as the days
70 by in fnoWing that our loved one one
can never really die. We've missed the
sound of her footsteps and ner he yoic in
our our minds she still lives on:
LOVING SON, EDWARD, AND GRAND
GHILDREEYN EDWARD 'r" AND
MILLER. MAMIE AMI at! a M ts5Sqts M f En-
who passed to me great beyond two years
ago today; August !: ,n ds4S; entrance.
Just a thought OF roma feHcmui ANTI
Just a memory sad and true,
OF the one who thinks of you.
sa agsB hlSSf' JACK MILLER.
MOORE. RALPH. In loving memory of Of
No %ooRE gear who s0 departed Ills life one year
age today; august ST. l. r,u tg4v ne miss YOU,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since you left us;
Life has never been the same
The flowers we place upon your grave
May wither and decay:
But the love for our dear one
HIS 5oYINoS M9THERRi;; FISH, My , N3GsE'
AND HERMAN MOORE.
PORTER. THOMAS AND EFFIE. In low
ing memogy Fl my DE Sear .ft s terty years.
ag mo fndsys AUGUST i, 1908, and mother
E HfE ig poRTER' who Joined him February
Just thought Of sweet sse sn remembrance asu.'
OF the one who thinks OF you.
Forget you7 No, ! never wi Will sim.
yd 1Syea memory goa ths Is as fresh aas To-Day still
As in the b esgF EHe Rasi HsooRsTnESssE.
sIMMs, ALICE v. In loving and de-
XIieE e eg sis Of who our passed ava, eight
years ago today, August l, 1890.
She always leaned to watch Tor U.s.
Anxious If we were late
In winter by the window,
In summer by the gate.
And though he Knocked her tenderly, a.,
Who felt such foolish care;
The long way home seemed more safe
Because she waited there.
Her thoughts were all SO. full of US
She never could forget
And so We think that where she Is,
She must be waiting yet.
Waiting until we come home to her,
Anxious II We were late;
watching from Heavens window.
Leaning from Heavens gate
CATHERINE e. HOLLAND, MRS
CLARA T. BROWN, JUNE BROWN
EARL GRAY, GILBERT MARTIN.
STEELE, NETTIE V. In. loving memory
of my dear mother. NETTIE v. STEEL
who passed away two years ago TO-DAY
August /. 1915.
In my home is a vacant chair: 49,.
Il think OF you who once sat there
AIthouen I know you have gone away
IT'S hard to believe you have gone 70
YOUR loving SON, EVERETT sTEEI1.'