Evening star., 1950-12-25
lit Mrntnriant


BosLEy. JEFFERSON D.. and GATHER
father. JEFFERsoN D. BosLEY. who
died December 25. 1919. and my mother
CATHERINE F. BosLEY. who died Feb
ruary 81. 194S.
! often sit and think OF you,
And think of how you died;
To know you could not say goodbye
Before you closed your eyes.
The covers of llfes book are closed
For ones I loved so well
For what you always meant to me-
This tongue can never tell.
Somewhere there is no parting.
Dark clouds are rolled away:
When they ring the bells for me
Wen meet again some DAY.
In that eternal somewhere,
-, Cod knows what is best.
Sleep on, dear dad and MON.
And take your Tell-ea rncd rest.
DAUGHTER. HELEN BRoADHURsT. =
BROWN. JOHN Il; In loving memory of
ago today. December o5, l94s.
There is not a day that goes by. dear
That do not think OF you.
God only knows how much l miss you
At the end of two sad years.
.oNELY WIFE. ROSA BROWN.
COLEY. NANCY A. Sacred to the memory
11 %ohar onP oeSG} NANeS 1S0ysa conR Who ded
December %. 1912.
Loved in life. remembered after death.
CHILDREN AND GRANDCH1LDREN.- :
DANT. IDA MAY. In sad but loving re
1pA IAY pAN fuf who feS depared qs this e
seven years ago today, December 20
1943.
Let us think of her today,
Sleepins resting, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall
oRtE HER ~ftE5no pEVorED Ed GH1IDREN. ei Ii5
HOUSTON, THEoPH!LUs JEROME Ir
sad remembrance, of our beloved nus, Us
JEROME HOUSTON, who departed this
life one year ago today. December 20
ANN-RUTH J. HOUSTON THOMAS J.
HOUSTON, ULYSSES J. HOUSTON. :
HlNE Of ny late s hSsSand, + THOMAS SIS l. KINNEY
who departed this LIE four years ago
May his soul rest in peaee, =.
Anniversary mass December 20 at St.
Francis Xavier Church -
LOMAX. GEORGE VINCENT. A, tribute to
George VINCENT LoMAx who left
US so suddenly one year ago today
December 25, 1949.
He would not want the ones he loved
To grieve for him today;
We must not say that he is dead,
For he is just away.
Away upon journey
To a land that's ol .ght and fair,
And though we all miss him here,
DEVoTEp ED" u WNcLEs' '' LEWIS AND
EVERETT BLAND.
LoMAx GEORGE VINCENT. tribute to
the ossptn GfoRGE e my vScgs ss2sf
LoMAx, who passed away so suddenly
one year ago today, December 25. 1919.
You have taken your last journev
On beautiful ship called rest
To land of peace and happiness.
And when my call to fellow comes,
Where you have gore before,
I hope to see you waiting
To meet me at heavens door.
HIS DEVOTED GREAT-AUNT, NARY
W HoLMFs
LoMAX. GEORGE VINCENT. 4 tribute to
and hS OeaBF bfother memeFE % aey2sd
LoMAx. who, passed away so suddenly
one year ago today, December 25. la49.
You bade no one a last farewell
You said good-by to none:
The heavenly gates lust opened wide
And loving voice said, Come
Sad and sudden was the call
Of one 50 dearly, loved b. all;
It iva was t'I5a to part with iH'o one so dear.
Oft to our hearts comes bitter cry.
Why. oh why, did you have to die.
But then, comes the answer so soft
rE3A y 9h1x SSs' As6 SH' rTcH S5S
LoMAx GEORGE VINCENT. A tribute to
GEORGE VINCENT IoMAx. WHO de-
parted this life one year ago today
He heard a voice we could not hear,
- Which said you can not stay.
He r,sa saw a a ,l,aIs, band we We. couldn't see
And when the sun in all its state
Set in the western sky
He passed through slory,s golden gate
And walked in paradise.
HIS HIS IoyiNG "a AUNT n Des GENEVA Hand
lonely MON AND DAD
MARSHALL, FLORENCE, In loving mem
MARsHALL, who departed this life three
years ago today, December 25. 1947.
We think of you daily,
SON; HARRY; DAUGHTER-IN-LAW,
MARSHALL, FLORENCE, Sacred IS the
ofg Mafron q FLoRFNcE g 9yS1s MARS Hall who
departed this life three years ago today,
December 25, 1947.
In memory's iovely garden,
Where remembered joy blooms felr.
Your memory is the brightest blossom
there.
G. NJ. ALICE B. STAMPS.
SAYLES, MATTE c. In loving laemory
Of our Gear daughter and sister: MATTE
C. SAYLES tnee Jernagin). who passed
sy syay 1914 "a years ago today December
REV. W. H. JERNAGIN AND DAUGHTERS,
LOTTIE R. ADAMS AND GERTRUDE
F. SWANCY.
TOMLINsoN, Pfc GEORGE LEE, U. s.
NJ c. In loving memory of our
W. son. PFC. GEORGE LEE TOM
ns LINSON, U. S. M. C., who trimmed
IS our last Christmas tree IN "a"
~ and died in action on Two
Jimo February 90, 1945.
So often have I stripped the Christmas
tree
OF what survives the seasons accident,
That now my fingers almost reverently
Detach each foolish little ornament.
This small red ball-it is not beautiful
And yet its touch is like the light caress