Evening star., 1960-12-19
DEATHS
In Mpn1nrianr
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BALES. RODNEY COLMAN. In lovinE
memory OF my husband. RODNEY
COLEMAN BALES. who passed away
two years ago today. December 10.
1858.
YoST n Eme%%ory % S Is keeps EssDsake
Though God has you in his keeping
We still have you in our hearts.
Y0TR SNb e2TIbssrN' c2XIbs WIFE MARION
BEiLSTEIN. FREDERICK D. In loy-
ing memory Of FREDERICK 3.
years ago. December 10, 1858.
BeautifSSl Sa,, memories are all We have
We shall never forget.
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CLARENCE. In loving memory Of
Sgr .cH SsxEtsd M sister; e.. LycINPtA ,Dt! "a. a
nine years ago. December II. 1851
and our dear nephew. CLARENCE
years ago, october IS. 1857.
We shall meet them some bright
RESTING by the waters fair,
In the upper Garden there.
ARMSTEAD.
BRADFORD, SANFORD r, and MAR.
Ilrsr IHA w. N msnSTy s1STySn q our denr Hn
FoRD. Who passed away, Decemoer
BRADFORD. December 0. 1888.
The sun will rise
The sun will set
The night will follow the day
But come what may
Well never forget
The day 4sE 1aiE TsRi caiLDREN. fShS
BROWN: MARY WI: ": In loyinE mem
BROWN. who died six years ago
today. December 10. 1854.
We seem to see in the soft light
A face we loved the best:
We think Of 1t when the suns last
Goes down in the iar-of West.
We miss you more as the time goes
on, Mother,
Than We did on the day OF your
going.
For absence can never close our
The lamp Of our love is stillm
The lamp Of our love is still glowing,
Your heart was truest in the world.
Your love the best to recall:
For no one could take your place,
You are still the dearest OF all
f9SREA aRANpcHIEbRES RsHGEbR CHILDREN AND
DILLARD. sALLIE. In loving remem-
brance Of our dear mother. and
sister. SALLIE DILLARD, who passed
away nve years ago today, Decen.
Der 10. 1855.
She was Just q plain dear mother
With q loving smile each day
Always trying to DO Tor others
Az she tNurnRVRd nm h0P nav
To those who have q mother
Treat her with love and care
You will never know her value
TIL you see the vacant chair.
With one last hope In view
You cannot come to US dear mother
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TER. CLARA AND MARY.
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December ems 49, d. i is. years ''0 '00-''
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
Silent is the voice we loved to
hear;
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Sweet to remember her, who once
was here,
And who. though absent, is Just
DEVOTED HUSBAND, LAWRENCE
oRANDcH1LDREN.
McCONCHIE, LETTYE T. To our
darling other mother. LETTYE +.
McCONCHIE. who, left US two years
ago today, December 10, 1858.
Though gone you are.
You're with US In memories. dear,
And our love for you will ever grow
With every passing year:
Lee JEAN CAROL DONNA AND
McLAIN, EARLE d. In loving memory
q my devoted husband. who passed
this life one year ago today, De-
cember 1, 1889.
Every thought q you is stilI in my
And with each thought there comes
Thank you God for the many happy
years
The memory Of you viii nnger for
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, EDNA.
MOUNTJOYS%PEARL Z. In loving
memory Of our mother. PEARL Z,
MOuNTJOY. who passed away six
issn isat years ago today December 49,
In our hearts there is a picture,
More precious than silver or sold.
II is the picture Of you, dear Nom,
Whose memory will never grow old.
Unknown to the world, you stand
And whisper My children, death
cannot divide"
Loves remembrance outlaSts all.
YOUR CHILDREN, MILDRED
THoMAs' RAYMOND AND
NELSON, JUDITH VAN GROLL ID De-
cember 10, 1880.
Pale winter sun. shine kindly here,
Cold northern wind. blow gently here,
White mantle above. lie softly here.
GOODNIGHT sweetheart. goodnight,