Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
DEATHS
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CAESAR, HATTIE. In loving man.
e eTy q my Gear mother HATTIE
ago today. July 5, 1859.
All By myself think Of you,
Tnink q the things We used to DO;
Think Of the things we used 70 say,
Ihink Of each happy yesterday.
YoIIR l 5 mlSs y4n 80 m aI,cl,-~n
CAMPBELL LEX. IN memory OF our
pIotner and uncle. LEX CAMPBELL,
wno passed away two years age
today July 5. 1851.
Memory is to keep you always near,
n tne hearts that held you dear.
AND NIECE. MAUDENA JACKSON.
CARTER, LULA J. In loving memorY
o. our dear mother, LULA J. CAR
TER, who passed away forty years
aso today. July s, 1928.
Today Is . day Of remsmbrsnss.
When the rest Of the world for
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
HARRISON, HERBERT CHERRTFl r
~. In loving memory OF ny be-
R IGxsd nsseand r ans our dear father.
SON. 81 vho nSss1A aAntsL-
years ago today, July 5, 1856.
Our thoughts Of you will never fade
Wnen all the years have flown;
your memory as the brightest star
VIII always light our homes.
CHILDREN.
JONES, ELEANORi SCOTT, GEORGE
Z: In loving memory Of our loved
ones: Sister. ELEANOR JONES,
Who left Us July 8, 1884, and
S,,st ,SSEES0RoE Z. SCOTT. Au-
Memories keep you always near
In the hearts that hold you dear.
SISTERS, BERTHA r. JONES AND
MAGGIE I. NEWMAN.
LEWIS, ANDREW d. IN loving NAM
ery q my dear husband. ANDREW
y: LEWIS, who passed away one
year ago today, July 5, 1862.
God gave me strength 10 bear Il
p,, ana Course 70 meet the blow;
But what Il meant to lose you,
Ihe world Will never know.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, STELLA. .
MACkALLs DANIEL LLOYD. IN
saereo memory Of our husband and
who passed away twelve years aTo
today, July 5, 1851.
When at the golden portals he was
standing,
All his tribulations. all his Rof-
How . TUss r .s; to A.,, a.
proclamation,
Enter faithful servant. Welcome
home at last"
Gone. but not forgotten,
DEVOTED WIFE. CORA MAcKALI.
NASH. DANIEL N. In loYinS mem
father. DANIEL IsA n. hp NRsRRpl s sRa
July S. 1859. ~ 'Ou~s'
We think of you In silence,
80 few have seen US weep,
But many silent tears are shed
YOUR WIFE AND cHGpREN.
PETERSON, CATHERINE (KAY). A
loving birthday remembrance Of our
dear sister and dauRhter, CATH-
ERINE (kAY) PETERSON.
No one knows how much We misc
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you.
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory linEers,
SWeetly. tenderly. fond and true;
There Is not q day, dear Kay,
DEVoTE b S CS M shi RNS 81 S SDS
SIAfMS, CHESTER B. In loving mem
CHESTER B. siMMs. who passed
away July B. 1887.
More and more each day We miss
Friends s.., may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts con-
WIFE. JENNIE. AND DAUGHTERS.
SMITH MITE JOHN D: AND LENA v.
with the Hesveniy Pathsr an Sns M.y ~
4, 1850, JOHN b sNnTH, ana
LENA v. July 5. 1851. ana
Only. the actions Of the lust
smell sweet and blossom In their
LONELY DAUGHTER. CARROLL q.
WEATHERLEss, NELSON Z. In re-
membrance OF love, deVotion and
service OF our father, NELSON Z.
WEATHERLESG, who left us twenty
years ago today. July 5, 1913.
Your memory Ia as dear today
As IN the hour you passed away.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, RUTH AND
WELLS, MARY L. In loving memory
Of our devoted mother and Srand-
mother. MARY L. WELI9, who ieft
us six years ago today, July S, 1857.
Although LIES sun for each must set,
Ihose whom We love we never FORGET
xoTED DAuoHTER AND
GRANDCHILDREN.