Evening star., 1949-02-03
In m,Mrnturian,

1AOOAGNt WALTEA j. In sad but
nf R'n'iS e;ss':a .ss :at.,.s nss
stsInnaIl nI rest one ssaF aao to-day. February
Your life was unseifsh
And for others you lived,
Not for what you received,
| But for what you could sive.
YoHr cheerful ways, your pleasant smile,
With pleasure ! recall;
And died Beloved By ~ all. ~
LOVING WIFE FRANCIS r. SRooKER. .
BROOkER. WALTER J. tribute of
and pal WALTER J. BRookER. who
?. R.'iss isss. away en' year ago today Fe0ro'r'
Sweet are the flowers in memory's sarden,
Blooming to sladden our hearts with
rhoushts Of our dear friend. never for
YoGks rsIEEPs, CLARENCE 4. NIXON
AND JOHN ]. SLADE, Jr.
CLEVELAND. JAMES DONALD. In sad
put oynE ssmsTsr.rss q rS eur cs; ttis
left us so suddenly twenty-four years ago
today, February 3. 1923.
His life Is a beautiful memory.
His absence 2 silent grief
Ne sleeps In Gods beautiful gsrden,
'n' 'oasSifi MoTanS & Asp asE''ft nAbbpY bfss'.
DAVIS, ALICE 1. In loving memory Of
our dear wife and mother, ALICE l.
DAVIS, who departed this HE eighteen
years ase today, February =, 1881,
YOU had a smile that every one loved,
A heart 40 true as sold;
TO th0ss who knew and loved YOU
Youf memory will never grow old.
II ever love existed,
=, ever sweet mower grsw;
Ii ever seui nlled its mission on earth,
DEvoTEb isHs HUSBAND ''S's AHp cHiiDRES. fIt zSS
al our s.yotsd mother. HEEEN III iIs' NJ tHSs, Hen,
SON, who passed away fourteen years ago,
February 3. 1885.
The midnight stars were shining
When you quietly slipped away,
Leaving the ones you loved SO dearly
To miss you more each day.
Her weary hours and days of pain,
AND in ssSnR afes b.s. sTs y. Pas pnow
Devoted IS pAGaHrEss. iSdfr s OLIVE d.rs Il NEWMAN M
AND MAMIE JAMES.
KING. ISAIAH. sR. In loving memory
Of our husband and father, ISAIAH KING.
sr:, who passed away one year ago today
Not dead to, US who loved him,
Not lost. but gone before;
He lives with US In memory
anu WI ' THE FAMILY,
| MAKOVER, JOSEPH. Treasured and
sf'fi and father. Ss JosspH Narrower. Who de-
parted this lifs ten years ago today, Feb
'"'fg DsvoTab & VII WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MANsFIELD. THOMAS l., tTOMD. In
81 m 10y; snd GYr vSs ssdsy
ls47. Anniversary mass at st. Thomas
Mors Church. & &ArlinEten; w. ANN ,vr
of ms az suss.nd, SSs's koNRor sRSiy
todsy, HnH '.s:sa Sssrusr. % 3, 1929, " '
'S;s IL; s;ass!'fI SiSIl T1%is $;To,i, zios.o..
Mgns:s .. HagTE At s..l y motsr Il oDs s
year ase today. February 8, 1913.
NICHOLSON, DOROTHY CULLEN.
sER II SSlHs nsTSTy e az desT aTGHo moth
February 3, 1947.
As sure as the night comes the morning,
When the sun will shine once more;
As sure as parting, meeting
On some glad distant shore
No one hears the door that opens.
When they pass beyond our call;
| Soft as lcosened leaves of roses,
One by one our loved ones fall
LOVING DAUGHTER, MARILYN; STEP
, MOTHER AND DAD.
NICHOLSON. DOROTHY CgLLEMBER.
In loving memory Of our daughter, DOR
OTHY CULLEMBER NICHOLSON, who de-
parted thu. ,e4 1ti' two years 's0 today Feb
The blow was heavy. TIE shock severe
But only those who have lost can tslI
ER AND sTEffATHER.
sIMMS, WILLIAM JOSEPH, sR. In loy-
LIAM JOSEPH sIMMs' Who departed this
iife sixteen years ago today, February 8.
DAUGHTER. GRACE. AND MIKE.
SPINNER, SHIRLEY ANN, In loving
nrsif ter, sHIRLEY 4 Y ANN SPINNER who Sd passed
away February 3, 1g4s.
Ths fairest lilies. are the hrst to fall,
The sweetest hrst TO fade; -
The fondest, dearest, bs9t OF oil,
At peaceful rest Ia laid:
As some sweet blossom drops and dies,
Blighted BY the frost.
She faded from before our eyes,
And oil too soon was lost.
But In Gods garden, free from pain,
Where srows His fairest howers,
We know that we shall meet again
MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTHER.