Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
1n Mrmnriant
Announcement Of
Services BY Chambers

BOARDLEY, JOHN Z. We pause again
today for moments of meditation to
the memory Of a devoted husband
and father. JOHN Z. BOARDLEY. who
1850.
The rolling stream of life rolls on,
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love, the voice, the smile
Oh the one who once sat there.
happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left q lonesomeness
DEVOTED WIFE, IDA MAY BOARD
LEY; DAUGHTERS, IDAMAYE
GoRINNE AND SARAH ELIZA
CARMODY. FLORENCE FULTON. In
TON CARMoDY. who departed this
HER Iiis July bEvd III 1881 CHILDREN AND
oRANDcHiLpREN.
COLE. JAMES ARTHUR. Sacred to
ARTHUR COLE. who ouG departed SHT this
II, 1854.
My love. for you will never fade,
Though the years come and go:
only wish that you could have
But. our God willed it So
DEVOTED WIFE. LILLIAN H. COLE.
DAYS. desI A5l1S allen Ii g. p%y1s Of
departed this life on July II, 1915.
God knows now much l miss you.
Never SHALL your memory fade:
loving thought shall ever wander
voTT19p the v SPOT where s,,, you are laid
TINE.
ELLIOTT, DOROTHY J. An express
sion of our love. to the memory of
DOROTHY j. ELLIOTT, who left this
life to be with the Lord one year
ago today. july IL, 1855.
A lovely face. a beautiful smile.
Her thoughtfulness to others and Q
courageous life:
That Is how we will always remember
Dorothy.
She will always hold q most precious
place in our hearts.
coRRiNE PHfILiPs: Her SIS.
TER, MRS. JEAN WHITLEY: HER
AUNT, MRS: PAULINE BENOIT,
FLOOD. PEARL. In loving memory
OF my dead sister, PEARL FLOOD.
' Tho passe sa5d away fve years ago
Peace and sweet rest I'll we meet
YOUR SISTER. MAMIE J. TAY-
GLEIS, PROF. DIR. PAUL G. In
PROF. DIR, PAUL q GIE1s, v Who
departed this life two years ago
tooAy, July IL, 1855.
Slowly burned iife's candles out:
But Heaven-lighted, they will glow
Within my heart, who loved you so.
You will never be forgotten, dear
friend and counselor. God bless
HANS RAID AND WIFE.
JOHNSON. DIR. c. LEONARD. A trib-
ute OF love in memory Of my dear
brother LEONARD, who passed away
So peaceful and patient was he until
One could never have a more sincere
and dependable friend
May his patience, sincerity, dependa-
bility and kindness
Be eNempllfed in me until We meet
again in eternity.
HIS DEVOTED SISTER. MARY J
MILES, BETTE L. In loving men,
DRY Of my mother, BETTE L. MILES.
who passed this life I'VE years ago,
july IL, 1907,
No one knows how much miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
Life has never been the same.
In my heart your memory linsers.
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and true
There is not q day, dear Mother.
That ] do not think OF you.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. LATHA
PALMER, REV. ERNEST A.. 81. In
ioy y hu sSbE5 al ana our fa.S Sssr REV
ERNEST A. PALMER, ST., who passed
away one year ago today, July IL
He was Just a plain dear husband and
with his loving smile each day;
Always trying 70 do for others
AS he tourneyed on his way.
God Eaye. US . wonderful husband
and father,
one Of the worlds very best,
And when on earth his work wal
God called him home to rest.
Dear one. we who knew and loved
Whose passins has brousht NAM
SAD tears,
To brighten the dfiftine years.
Dear husband and father, how VI
miss you,
Theush We feel you are safe or
shore,
Free from sarth-bcrne soul anlieticn
With Christ the Saviour, ever.
DEVOTED WIPE. ELLEN N. PALMER
AND CHILDREN.
SMITH, THOMAS n. AND CHARLES
y. In loving memory Of THOMAS
X, SMITH and son, CHARLES H.
who departed this life July II. 1887
and June IS. l949, respectively.
The neetine moments are few
That We do not think Of you.
MRS MILDRED SMITH AND FAM.
LII