Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
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REV. JOHN 7. In loving
father, REV; John T. BAILEY. who
today November 4, 1919. ' ssS
TIL memories fade and life departss
You will live forever in our hearts
WIFE AND CHILDREN, HALLE N.
e eAAIIa1s b b3GY B. HAWKINS
BROWN, JAMES T. In loving mem
DRY Of my. husband, JAMES r.
BROWN, who departed this life
twelve years ago Sunday, November
Every day in some small way
Memories Of you come my way;
1lme and years roll swiftly by, -,
But memories Of you will never die.
LONELY WIFE, LOUISE.
BURKE, JOHN NJ. Anniversary mass
Blessed Sacrament a me su snTiRe S % tine
Der 4, 1851. in loving memory OF
John M. BURKE. who died three
No one knows how much we miss
No one knows the bitter pain va
we nave suffered. Since we lost You
Life has never been the same =
IN our hearts your memory fingers,
There is not a day, dear Son,
YOUR LOVING MOTHER AND
Gone. the face we loved so dear.
Silent is the voice we loved to hear:
LOO Iar away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thought to reach
sweet 70 remember him who once
And who, though absent. is .Jhst
Yo oGh LOVING SISTER
we miss you so, our hearts are sore;
AS time goes on we miss you more;
The call was short, the shock severe,
LOVING GRANDMOTHER
bGtp II tIs' MARY MARY z; a tribute Of love
WA Tne memory nI,-r Of our dear mother,
seventeen years ago today, Noyer1s
Der 4. 1945
Sometimes it's hard to understand
why some things have to be-
Beyond our power to see.
Iho absent. she is always neat!
Still loved. still missed, still very
Time takes away the edge of grief
But memory turns back every Leaf
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
CASANOVA MINNIE BROCKAWAY.
10 the devoted .daughter, wife,
f miHSnsr M gTT1M9S y nDS and true
tt.ssSGuus ~ ~ ~ BROCkAWAY
mundane life November 4, 1888. M
Ihough others say that you're not
We feel most surely. Minnie dear,
your loving heart is with us stu,
And though through life it Is G5d's
To build and test our souls by bIows,
yet do your prayers. one somehow
Still plead mo more than 4bsv
In faith we know that you still care.
elno each TO ALL though some may
stin bless the place we call "Asr
And send nd, the gifts that make life
Our thanks to all--and mem,rieA
Oh, cherished one. till life departs
you'll live enshrined within OUT
hearts. YOUR FOLKS. sN
Of our dear mother, ANNIE CYPHtJE
| VINO departed this life four Years
ago. November 4. 1858. Ses
Her memory is beautiful keepsake
! From which we never shall paTs.
| Thank God for her in His keepir,c.
She Will forever live in our hearts.
THE FAMILY
HUGHES. LOUISE JOYNES. In LOVING
| memory OF our dear mother who
ddeparted this life one year ago To-
Sometimes it is hard to understand
Why some things have to- Be-
But In His wisdom God has planned
nryorBBeyo Beyond our power to see.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, Eta AND
w. JoYNES. ' 4t
JACKSON, ROBERT L. AND EMILY Il
IN SAD put loving remembrance OF
my dear father and mother, ROB-
Ell L. and EMILY E. JACKSON,
who passed away seven years ago,
september 20, 1858, and November
a broken circle, two vacant chats
seem TO miss them everywhere;
40 not, question why dear God
~ called them home,
But thank Him for His goodness. the
years they were my own. -
DEIX ngKsP0N3 DAUGHTER AUDREY ".
cred is the memory Of my devoted
mother, MARY JOHNSON, who EN-.
tered life eternal February s, 1872,
sna my father, JOHN JOHNSON,
vember 4. 1926, at their old oId bom e-
welded life of IS years. ''"'' siisf
Their departure seems long,
But IN that city, pearly white city,
Ihey count not time by years,
ana there Is no night there.
THEIR DAUGHTER, BLANCHE q.
LIFSEY, JOHN T. Sacred to the mann
TTrS 9Ismy beloved husband, JOHN
DEVOTED WIFE. zELMAIs
LIPSCOMB, WILLIAM z, A tribUtS a.
DEVOTION to the memory Of mt
darling husband, WILLIAM z. LIPSa
SOMB; who entered the Great Bel
SNGne Sbnirty-th 55so years ago today
Ephemeral is life upon q piece Of
paper white, 80
There Is verse or two and than
what tn, blight;
As along the road we trod,
asleep, beloved, only asleep in God.
HIS WIFE, LAViNIA.
MORAN, .EFFIE MAY. In loving MEM
orS Of our mother. EFFIE MAY
M MY WHO passed away one year
ago today, November 4, 1861. y.
she was lust a plain dear Mother.
with her loving smile each day;
Always tried to do for others
uFASs she toprneyed on her way
f R SAga2THSS EN- E fAH9EsT aNB
PEDIFORD, MARYLAND, In Ioyi1e
Me-. MAINLAND PkpfFoERDt. A' shs
today, November e. is5 5se years ago
A face that is ever before me,
A smile that viii last forever. SO
DOROTHY P. CARRIER. " : -''''
RUBEL, EMMA CHASE. In loving
m Rrsn6TyotS Of our Tl,,S dear mother and
VINO . passed away thirty-nine years
DAUGHTER. EUNICE. AND FAMILY.
TURNER, FANNIE A. In loving mem
oV rS OF ,S our dear mother. FANNIE
a. a.. TURNER Plo B. who passed away two
Gone, dear Mother, gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face:
But you left US to remember no One
on earth
Can take your place,
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WALKER, REV. HENRY L. In loving
memory Of our father, REV. HENRY
l.. WALKER. who passed away ! so
Suodenly six years ago today, No.
God gave US wonderful Father.
he was one who never grew old:
COG made his smiles as the sunshine,
He made his heart Of pure gold
>DE 1nETIp CHILDREN D ALMA pEEs,
son, AND GRANDCHILDREN .
WEST, DELLA IT, In memory az
our beloved wife and mother.
DELLA H. WEST, who passed aWay
ten years ago today, November 4,
Every day in some small way
Memories Of you come our way.
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. Will
LIAM A. WEST AND MARIA w.
WEYMS, EDWARD w. Sacred to the
memory Of my dear husband, FDs
WARD W. WEYMS, who departed
this life suddenly four years ago
today. November 4, 1858
Reyerent in praising our God above,
Humble in performing your deeds OF
love:
Sincere and true in heart and mind.
Beautiful memories you left behind.
DEVOTED WIPE, ADA E. WEYMS'
WEYMS, EDWARD WALTER, In sad
but loving memory of my devoted
father, EDWARD WALTER WEYMS.
whom God called to be with Him
four years ago today, November 4,
Four years have passed since that
sad day
When the one 1 loved was called
away;
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