Evening star., 1963-04-14
Universal
Funeral Home


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BUTLER, JOHN NJ; In loving but sad
JOHN M. BUTLER, who entered INTO.
eternal rest Easter Sunday, 1884,
OFT times God weaveth sorrow
FoE1ni And 4 IN foolish pride. &c.
Forset he sees the upper,
And l the underside
ALVERTA VAUGHAN.
CoLVIN, ANNIE. In loving memoTy ~
In, S1I m0Lner and grandmother, ANNIE
SOLviN, who left US eight yeaEs
ago today April IA. 1855.
Eight Mes5s, Sss5s have passed. dear
~ Since you were called away;
That sad and weary day. ~
you suffered much, you murmursd-
r We watched you day by day.; !,
life 'O~' ueS'
Would not be taken away s-'
NhAhAHEN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
FIELDS, ARNETHA BROWN foE.5
q love to the memory Of NJ
BROWN FIELDS. who Who passed ASNEt q X
1reat Beyond April 10. l947.
me silent night is lonely.
Bensre Beeanss i no golden dawn,
Aunt Dudy. '' eep
yorThTpst you are really gone.
iSTH sKfp,PHIEvtGTE DEVOTED NIECE, SARAH
"GbDGa: bpsna:: LUCY r. In loving remsni-.
r. COUGH Of 9i5 Farrssnt St. nv NV
today. April H. Ai Isssi Sne year eeG
W., We think Of you in silence.
Enr EMnAe others are asleep. '
mats like no other,
SWING from the heart. ".7
-neie 40 emptiness within our
Deep within our hearts Sl~ASS I'VE
x0HR ,nI2AAUqHTERs AND SONS
Billy, sfIfnEEYEIEi kEBSScsdISNr CLINTON IA IHS.AREI' SsrS'
PPSSkKEy PPSSkK SsAsA1,iSsIE;s ASb iSsIE;ssgR2si ASbb bbUIa zlt
HOWARD. Iov,naD CHARLES N. HAPPYI. In
Ey1s EUvylns memory Of my beloved son.
hhAEtdEs VIZ ta;I n LAPPYl HOWARD.
Easter Sunday, April a2. fSesSS99 esSS9sS
wnen Sog said sOOd-nisht. Sweet
nou really meant good-by Q ~
FATTshweiL ThseL Darling. but not forevers
We shsu e meet@depsg1lto oe de- gloripIs Dn dds.En'
nv0nthe ~ the resurrection morn, 's
Wffff2MsA MOTHER. JESSIE m.
'ASSks9Ns SsTtsss GRACE IT, AND FOSTER,
dsVotion da t. t. .bs s5iSSts Ss%ssv Of {, love And
ioyed sisters, GRACE 1. JAcKsoN.l SS
Mo passed away three years ago,
MaIch 10. 1850 and ESTHER
fSSsstAH' fSSsst one year aSo. April 10;
Their lives were q beautiful memorv
-- Tneir absence q silent grief;
Ahey sleep in Gods beautiful Garden
IN the sunshine Of perfect peace
Some day I hope to meet them
an mat land 50 bright and fair. h
His besu,IsnI GEf Saviour; invites VI,
YOUR DEyoTED BROTHER. JAMES
JOHANSEN, ANNA X. Dear I1ns.
~ AZ loving remembrance Of you this
The years pass one by one into
rem remains iisss,s sv.p Pass.. ss,rSt put your memoIS
eA SYotU1R HUSBAND. :.
sVNEs' WILLIE LEE, In loving mem ?
~ q ny dear husband, WILLIE.
- ZONES. who departed this NE
I've years aso today, April IA, lgdl. /,
They say time heals ali sorrow !, !.
But time so far has only proved
nov wHpE wnash ASp NJ mia aSrI hI% bs vS. yst. :.
LEn OLIVE a. N loving memory
ns ~ motner. OLIVE A. LEE, who /.
ApTii W9S i've years aSo today.
When ood took you home to Heaven, .
I couldn't understand; ~ 3
IL T Tssemed slEays had you here
AZ lenu . helping hand.
TO help, me when I needed help. =
vonssr ssT ~ r doS sCSuGlss aSs.s,,,D0, ,t0i -
just now much ! miss you. -. z
fon left behind an aching hsart :
nat ioyeu you most sincerei
never did, nor never will .
Forget you. Mother dear.
The stars stan. seem dim as whisper f,
Ny own sweet Mother, I miss you .o, : !,
LyHhEq niinl.wIp DAUGHTER, MARJORIE
RYLAND. HARRIRT M. In iovIns /,
memory of our dear mother, HAR- /.
iaSPs year aso today April /,
When .y.Scs.IDsr %c.hDsr brsathss her ls't e
The 'troas sas means '.IIl more than tOnsu:
me world seems quite another pl.es
YOUR FOUR DAUOHTERa.
hxnSETEE' nEIE1E RUBY SiRoiSiA kNb I.
SAUNDERS. msmd JANIS ". In ioylnE
y SAUNDERS, who passed away
You viii live forever In ny heart
smQTHERs, JOSEPH r. AMI CHAR.
M A. IN memory Of our beloved
nsaaf ls.hsf JosEPH T eMoTHERs. who
passed away xprii IL. 1915. ~"'
Deep IN our hearts you are fondly
remembered,
sweet. happy memories cling
True hssrts hGHfs ttSStE tSstE 9lsms'' lsssS you with
deepest affection
MWays VIII love you In death iual
MAUD, hoSFRr AND AMANDA.
tVasoS; aas ioy,S. 5,gANITA r,a,ns; = n H.smorS
IoL1ON. who dsparted this life
three years aao, Aprn 10. 1898.
Three years have passed
Since you were called away,
How well DO We remember
That sad and dreAry day.
Ts sSsIssPP ~ sor and SuIaeI, .1iSs ssu q 'U
10 know you could not say Rood-br
Before you closed your eyes
God gave Us strength 10 bear n
And courage 70 meet the blow,
But what IL meant 10 lose you,
The world viii never know.
II all the world we're ours 70 s)vs.
: We would .slvs Il and atm mbis.
To see thy face, dear Mother,
Come shining IhrQugh the door.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, RoBERE
REufNA AND CONSTANCE. -
WILLIAMS, JOHN EmEDERICK. In
srsnafashsT. Gsln shsn0H JoNp our yIRaRsnpsEERIe1k IasnsE Ie1
WILLIAMS, who departed this
o. 1853.
80 much 70 remsmber, toe hard IN