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GREENE, who passed away four years ago
tSasy Ssd saTe Jsnusrs SS %onde4f1, deas mother
20 One Of the worlds 'l very t BEST
And when on earth her work was done,
God called her home to rest.
Her thoughts were so full Of US,
You never could forget,
And so we know that where she is.
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HENNINGS, ELDER HOWARD H. A
tribute of love and devotion to the mem
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1t was early morning when the Masters
Called yoffS soffiy, Com. and rest,
My suffering child; come now
And lay your head upon Ny breast"
He smiled and sweetly answered,
And through the valleys Of death walk,
With Thee, I'm not afraid
,yih While papa papa lies il, in peaceful sleep
| / think of him in silence,
No eyes may see me weep,
But many silent tears are shed
When others are asleep.
His tired feet have ceased
To tread this earthly realm,
Bat IN Heaven rest; rest in peace, i.
HIS LoVINo SLAUGHTER, EuN1cE.
Nine years ago, when you left for Heaven.
And needed some one to cheer me,
Jesus whispered words of comfort,
And wiped away every tear.
When my trials here are over.
And the debt as on sat earth !, is paid
MILDRED.
TWO dear bright eyes, a tender smile.
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His Joy to make some other, bright.
+ sick or suffering one he knew,
No thought of sell: but Of "the other:
DEVOTED DAUGHTER HAZEL.
At twilight. when the hour draws near.
I always think Of you, dear father,
D'' ' WINSTON.
The angels came, you had to 80:
We could not understand;
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A place Of rest and happiness,
WIZ" FosTHR sosiaRe pxuaHTEs, es15eHnsEf ALrHEA.
HossICK. 1T. GEORGE c., and A. AT.
t>G In loving remembrance OF our
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MON AND BROTHER.
=, MARTIN, MAI ANNIE M, n. a,s In loving memory
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No one on earth viii ever know.
Some may think we have forgotten
But ilat little do 'tss they i know III. sorrow '
7 That the smile hides all the while.
In our hearts her memory fingers.
Always tender. fond and true:
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RETTA AND GERTRUDE.
MAYN, CHARLES Z. In memory Of our
dsyotsd husband and loving father.
As we loved you. 50 we miss you.
IN our thoSshts you sTe always near,
% srnrina many .Shs1H solemn Ter se.r aiSa''
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MOsLEY. MARIE J. In loving mem
gsirv oFg q our ,, devoted TnStheT MARIE J:
tsss Wa s. 'Ss T. two year.
RANDOLPH. MARIA, WASHINGTON,
TeYse nenes ssefsd MasA I hs Of sS1 eS
departed this life January 20, 1881, and
our devoted cousin. M. LOUISE WASH
!NGTON, who passed away December s,
Loved and remembered always.
THE FAMILY
TURNER, AMY z. tribute Of love TO
the memory Of our grandmother, AMY e.
TURNER, who left US seven years ago
today, January 90, 1913.
In our hearts the torch Of memory
Burns unfiickeringly bright and true;
It's light Is sweet for it Is fed
On love and tender thoughts Of you.
In memory's lovely garden,
Where remembered 10y blooms fair.
Your memory to all Of US
Is the brightest blossom there.
ETHEL, GENEvIEvE, CLARENCE, ANNA,
| MAE. BLANCHE AND HELEN.
| WELLS. FRANK tPETE). In sad but
loving remembrance Of my dear husband.
FRANK (PETEl WELLS, who passed away
six months ago today, July 90. 1949.
| I still am weeping at my loss,
From early morn until the setting Of the
It was your will to take him first:
May his soul rest in peace.
What 1T meant for me to lose him,
None but you will ever know.
| did not know that death was so near
Those who have lost their loved ones
| Know what the parting means.
HIS LOVING WIFE, LIZZIE M. WELLS .