Evening star., 1951-10-27
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BROWN. MARY PEYTOS In lovinr
mpe1m1ry pH19C,, q orr beloved mother, MARY
1874. 'oos'' oe'ooeF :"
Before our eyes YOU faded.
Growing weaker every day.
Fatlently bearing your suffering
untli God took YOU away.
To. zee you slowly leaving us
AS helpless We stood by
AnT drank the cup of bitter grief
We whfsb heard a. voice o6,s we couldn't see.
We saw a tand We couldn't see
Which beckoned you away.
Gcd saw the road was getting rough.
80 he gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered Peace be thine"
Some day We hope to meet you
For JESUS ehe snd o1 60 R5lr and fair
DEvoIED CHILDREN. REBEccA. FL
n MORE; WEXFORD. BEATRICE. GRACE
BOWMAN. KATIE MARSHALL. In loyins
mother RATE I'll 'ss aARsahfL SiiafT aBe BoWnRS SlnfRS
Eho passed away one year ago today
October -. 1850.
There Is road winding down the lons
And it carries our thoughts back
today
10 bright happy home and to you
In the days when God called you
away.
But, althouah We no longer can hear
your dear voice
As ne G III lie yst as eyes you i1nf x Se 1ed in
For We We Win cherish sweet memories Of
HER ,T5 PT5EyoTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
our Gear father. WILLIAM N GrS GOOD. D.
todsv mds; Wno hS, Psssed away four years ago
Goo, saw the road was getting rough,
The hills were hard to climb. 'O&"'
So He gently closed your eyes dear
And Whispered. peace be thine
CARROLL, ROBERT L. AND ALICE B.
RncE B. RoEERF eaRFo ebaR01I Ssais
respectively. brought sreat sorrow 80 to-
their devoted family.
Nothing can ever take away
Fond de memorfsx ens Gsr nss hesrts hold dear
remembrance rHfIk ffsPR thinDsTs. 54fn sTsS near
CHANEY. JOHN H. In loving remem-
PIP oTanSe nSry OF my dear husband. JOHN H.
ago today, October ~ l947.
Today recalls the anemory
.,Si lne loved one laid to rest.
AND those who think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best
Some may think you are forgotten,
ihougn on earth you are no more
But In memory you are with me.
AS you always were before.
0ft TO my heart comes bitter cry
Why oh why, did my husband die:
Then comes the answer, so soft and
sweet,
He is not dead, he is only asleep.
80 on on l. ! linEer With one hope,
You can never come to me dear
But some day I E4,. san go to you
kSS 5sSSed BtaScHs xe sLANcHhh h King Of vPg
passed away two years ago today. octo-
Only the gentle memory
or sweet and loving wife
Could bear me UP through lonely years
O burden bearing we call life.
October brings. sad memories
,,Ol my loved one gone to rest.
who % VIII never be forgotten by me,
Who loved her best
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, J. s. IRVING
KING. BLANCHE !. In loving memory
Of our dear friend, BLANCHE l. KING
October %, 1919 '"''
The pains Of death are past.
Labor and sorrow cease
And llfes long warfare closed at least
Her soul is found in peace
j. l. DAVIS AND MOTHER.
k1GGLEs' dt CLAUDE g E; In loving memory
CLAUDE E. RIGGLES, who passed away
tour years ago today, october 27 1947
To-Day recalls the memory
Or loved one nasSad IN
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved you best
LOVING WIFE. ANNA, AND CHILDREN,
hARRY; RAYMOND, GORDON AND
ROBINSON, HARVEY II. In memory of
our dear friend, HARVEY H. ROBINSON,
Who departed this life one year ago
October II. 1850.