Evening star., 1953-01-27
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YOU You are eo not OTTO foreotten. loved dd e'' one.
As long as life and memory last
will remember thee.
SAMUEL B. AsHBY.
BALENGER, WILLIAM H; In loving
SSS JANUARY S7 81, 1850. ' ' 'OO"'
Beyond all pain, all care and sadness,
But know that some day we viii nnd
Gives us courage to go on.
4qSH 1EEN. toH3Ea aEHaDeHEIDREN a4EEt dEENE' cHiI
ing memory Of our dear daughter.
NiE g EhSSr nsSs and eSg5n SSo tt As
one year ago today, January 81, 1852.
Sad and sudden was the call
OF one so dearly loved by all;
It was Q bitter grief, a shock. severe,
To part with one we all loved dear.
AS we Ioved you, so we miss you;
In our memory you are always near:
Loved. remembered. longed for always,
Bringing 96IEp many nNvTA6 silent : tnTiV teaTi;
FOSTER. MAMIE o. BRENT. In 10y.
Ing 9f ny dear nisse zee MAMIE ane
0 Year HaE ago today sEn January yhS e. M isb9 one
No one knows how much love you. . 4
No one knows the bitter pain h
have suffered since / lost you;
Life has never been the same.
If AN the world were mine to sive.
I'd give 1t, yes. and more
To see the face Of my dear niece
Come smiling through the dooI.
X9Ha sRowd, LoVlNG AoN1' AMANDA
FOSTER, MAMIE o. BRENT.
The years may wipe out many thinss.
But this they wipe out never.
The memory Of those happy days
When ALL together.
YOUR LOVING AUNT. WREATHER.
FOSTER. MAMIE o. BRENT. Sacred
sG hH % REEN # eSS daFnS Sbo ness
today. January ~, 1862.
To live in the hearts Of those who
loved you Is to never die.
If ever q love existed,
If ever a sweet flower grew
To brighten the path on life's rugged
Dear Mamie, that was you.
Our thoughts of you will never fade
When all the years, have flown.
DEXoTED AUNTs, HELEN coRINE.
GREY CORA ceE II Ovns dRE% vS6 Of
passed away two years ago today. jan
uary 27, 1851.
Let us think of her today,
sleeping, resting. lust away, away;,t
6aSsinS 6aiy Tatias ThsTe fSr nS shsdSTs IS af fan
GARY AND BLANCHE Il. PENN.
HITE, DEACON John T, I'm In loving Y,I% mem
HTTE, who departed this llfe one year
ago today. January "a. 1852.
ffis' ais WIFE. VIE pSIsY 5iis H1rr.
HUNT, MARGARET 7. In sad but low
ing remembrance Of our dear mother;
MARGARET L. HUNT, who departed |
this NE seven years ago today, Jam
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
JERNAGIN, ROSABELL G. In loving
memory Of our devoted daughter and
sister, ROSABELL c. JERNAGIN. who
passed away tI%sntIyo3SS11e I IoS1 years ago
Loved in life, remembered In death:
FATHER, REV. w. h. JERNAGIN; SIS
TIERS MRS. LOTTIE R. ADAMS AND
PLUMMER, MARY HEWLETT. In Low:
assWETq Ing msn9Fy 81 RE dssr %so
uary ~, 1861.
The memory of one so dear is like .
That never dulis or furnishes or grows
the least bit old;
1t is ray of sunshine that nils an
And It's like flower, sweet and fair,
that never fails to bloom.
HEE PEGrJRMERl REHRrED SON. ROBERT l.
PLUMMER, MARY H. In sad. but low
ing memory Of my beloved wife, MARY
H. PLUMMER, who died two years ago
today. January ~. 1861.
I think OF OF the things we used to do:
Think Of the things we used to say.
Think Of each golden yesterday. Il
Something's sigh and sometimes
But / Keep each olden. golden while
HER # EPESSS92$HHERRS BqSS2HRS \ HASsf HUSBAND. Dr.. ROY
PLUAIMER, MARY =. A tribute Of love
and deyotion , t1 ne men memory Gs.s q MS mrs;
1851.
Loved in life and remembered In
HER SISTERS. NIECE AND NEPHEW.
PLUMMER. MARY H; "a loving pem-
years ago today. January 81. 1851
At twilisht. when we. sit alone
we ~ take Ike our eSE cheSisied m Ss Memories A out
And count them over. one by one.
From Joys We shared throuGh al the
Each time etched facet slsaminR
ThFo9E6Ss 5E6SsapHRiISEE mist yssI xSp q tBffnT. tia5s
QUANDER, HANNAH BRUCE. Sacred
to the loving memory Of my dear
mother, HANNAH BRUCE 0UANDER,
who went to her reward January II
1941.
There is no death like theirs who die.
To gain rich treasure in the sky
And spend eternity with God.
SUSIE.