Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
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AbLES, HELM X. VI. PINKNET. II
mother, HELEN LEN H K. N. an P1N fsShal
ABLES, who passed away one year
ago today, January 20, 1856.
The stars are. brightly shining
Upon silent grave:
/ In it lies loved one
We loved. but could not save.
In our hearts, your. memory fingers,
| There is not a day, dear Mother,
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CLEO, RUSSELL, HELENEVAUH
AND BRENDA KIRKPATRICK.
BELL. BOOKER t. In loving memory Of
BooK s9Oyfd B hgs0a MO d sIa tah bS
NE one year ago today January 20
You left us beautiful memory. dear,
/ a sorrow TO great to be told
! But to us who loved and lest you
1 1t will be with US as long as we shall
To cherish and brighten the passing
wears
WIFE Sn q IL NII;s > BELL; CHILDREN
zELiE Il n lc" hn; memory 81; O. a. IL A our
I devoted parents the Rev. F. !. A.
BENNETT, who died ten years ago
January JIs4S u 70. IL. l947. and zRLIE r. BEN
ruary |. 1850 THE FAMILY.
GILMORE. CLARA. In loving memory OF
our beloved sister and aunt CLARA
GILMORE, who departed this life two
wears ago today Isnuarv -. 1856.
We, often sit and think of you.
/ When We are all alone,
For memory. is the only thing
/ That grief can call all its own.
/ They say time heals all SORROWS
ana helps US 70 forget
| But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you yet
! YOUR LOVING BROTHER AND NIECE,
EARL GILMORE AND CLARA JACK
GREEN, GERTRUDE. A tribute of love
/ anq devotion to the memory Of our
who departed this life eleven wears ago
today January 80 1875
( She was. lust plain dear mother,
! With her loving smile each day
/ Always irving TO do for others
As she lourneyed IN he; way
Her kind words we're ever cheerful
To stranger or friend
All who knew her loved her dearly;
she was faithful TO the end.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
HILLIARD, LIST LIT. FRED D., II. In
/ t. loving memory OF our dear son
I% billiard II, who was killed
/ I@ IN action in Korea six years
/ U~N ago TO-DAY, January 20. 1851
Dear Fred: Loving, memories never die,
/ AS the years roll on and the DAYS
peep in our hearts a memory Is kept
/ vi one We loved and can never forget
p Me- qHd grS yo,,iy, you stsTn2l resi-
/ r. billiard SISTER, DORIS. AND
BROTHER. BENJAMIN
hENSINGs. HOWARD II. To-day, as
SS ess s.t We cherish the memory q our
1 II. JENNINGS. who left us sixteen
+ years ago today, January ~, 1891.
God moves in mysterious way.
=, HIS wonders, TO perform.
! ne Dlants HIS footsteps On the sea,
ana rides upon the storm.
, I 90 not forget you. nor DO I intend
think OF you often and viii to the
Gone and forgotten by some you may
But dear to my memory you ever
will be.
DAUGHTER, VIOLA
He heard a, voice We couldn't hear,
t.s "nicn SAD you cannot stay:
he saw a hand we couldn't see
That beckoned him away.
I And when the sun in all its state
=. Rose IN the Eastern skies.
He passed through Rlorv's golden gate
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There are friends We meet on the read
such as We all have known.
VINO turn aside when the way IS
And leave us to travel alone.
But the one who was true and saw
me through,
VINO stood by TO the end
Win pleasant smile making life
worthwhile,
Ny, father was indeed that sort Of
friend
his LOVING DAUGHTER, MIL
There is. grief that can never find
comfort,
wound that can never be healed.
sorrow imbedded so deep in my heart
Can never be fully revealed.
! Though dark and lonely is the day,
We would not mar your rest,
And from our broken heart We saw,
Our Father knoweth best.
j HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. HAZEL.
You will always be dear to us,
Who think so much of you:
your kinu WAYS and your loving smile
In our hearts remain fiSed and true.
BILLIE AND JAMES
MILLER. KENNETH ANTHONY. Janu-
+ arV 20, 1886. Our beloved daddy.
I We do not forget him.
We love him too dearly:
Ou- lips need not speak
1 When rur nesrts mourn sincerely.
( GINGER. MArLYNE AND FAMILY .