Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services hY Chanharn
I'M MRnturiaut

I'M Mpmnrtant
ARTHUR, ANNIE. In memory Of our
devoted aunt 1E, ANNIE ARTHUR. who
day, November 70, 1853.
Loved and remembered.
DEVOTED NIECES, ETA roll
LINS AND MYRTLE v. WI
BROWN. IRENE n. AND JOHN r.
In loving memory Of our parents.
IRENE N. BROWN, who passed
4 BEI v2Sw who passed away April
Rest in peace.
JOHN, DOROTHY AND IRENE.
C0LTRANE, EVELYN CURTIS. In
loving memory Of my daughter, EVE
LYN CURTIS COLTRANE, who
passed away two years ago today,
November 20, 1851.
Always 50 true, unselfish and kind.
a few Y this world her equal you'll
A beautiful life that came 10 an end.
She d died. as she lived. evsryOneis
The can was sudden. and the shock
We iittis thought such grief was
The ones who have lost her can only
The pains of parting without a fare
God took her home, It was His viii.
But m our hearts she lives sfiil.
ETHEL CURTIS.
GARNET, JENNIE B. In loving re-
memprance Of my mother, JENNIE
3. GAkNETT, who fell asleep seven
years ago.
50 profound and deep,
May your rest be ever peaceful
In that long eternal sIeep'
STAMPS JACKSON. H
JOHNSON, LILLE ADAMS. IN Ioy-
n TmEen anyy ", Ct ,6 ny dear mother.
EoVe eG pi 3, l iSss seven years ago.
In loving remembrance Of my dear
Who departed this life and Ieft an
empty place
That can never be filed.
feel so lost and lonely,
T TSSsetner we stand, divided We fan;
but some day we'll all be home.
LOVING DAUGHTER, LEE.
our dear brother, JOHN 81 LANA.
HAN, VINO departed this life nineteen
years ago today, November 2e, Iel1.
THE FAMILY.
MEYERS, IDA EDGELL. In loving
CELL MEYERS, who passed aWaS
i nxe years ago today, November Is,
In some small way every day
memories Of you come our Way.
THE MEYERS FAMILY.
PROCTOR, ERNEST ?. In loving
memory Of our dear son and brother.
ERNEST F. PROCTOR, who passed
vember %, 1913.
There LAG Is 2 grief that can never be
And a wound that can never be
healed;
The sOTTow imbedded 50 deep in our
Can never be fully revealed.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and DAYS pass nv.
although LIES sun for each must SCI.
you wnom we love we shall never
LoyISS MorHER. SISTERS AND
SHE'LL, SAMUEL E., ST.. In LOVING
SH grmTOTy q my father, SAMUEL z.
June s, 1888. As a ThanksRiyinss
tribute to YOU. 'A'0sA'
They say, time heals all sorrow.
ana helps one to forget,
but hVe months 50 far has only
proved
BOW much / miss you yet,
YOUR DAUGHTER, BERNICE,
WILLIS. FANNIE ]. In loving mem
9ry ot my dear mother, FANNIE
=. WILLIS who passed awaV one
year ago today, November 2s, 1859.
Cod saw the road was getting rough.
Inc hills too hard to climb;
80 he closed her weary ewes
ana whispered, Peace be thine. I"
God gave US strength to fight il,
ana courage to bear the blow,
Dut what II meant to lose you, Nom,
70 one Will ever know.
1I RR6okk9SVl NG DAUGHTER, ROSA
WILSON, EXIE E. In loving memoFV
Of our dear mother and daughter.
EXIE E. WILSON, who departed
this life three years ago TO-DAY, NO
Vember %, 1850.
A precious one from US Is gone.
voice we loved is stilled;
a chair Is vacant in our home
winch never can be filed.
God gave US strength to face Il.
And the courage TO meet the blow.
But what 1t has meant to lose her,
NO one Will ever know.
MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER AND
DAUGHTER.