Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
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THERESA AND SAMUEL.
.CLEMMONs. ERAIALINE S. In lovinF
mother EhMALINE s. CLEAAONSs
VINO passed away i've years ago
today. November z, 1888.
A precious one from Us has gone.
voice We loved Is Efilleds
A place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filed.
We miss the sunshine Of her face,
Her fond and loving care
Our home Is dark without yoa,
We miss you everywhere.
God In His wisdom has recalled
And thSSSR a the s bo Sss m naa ye9 her,.
Ihe soul IS safe IN Heaven
heSbAAD, Landry Z. CLEMMONss
SIS son, LANDRY r GLEN
dONs, Jr.; DAUGHTER, MRS.
DORIS JEAN FERREIL-
COCKRELL, CHESTER VI. In mem
DRY Of our beloved son, CHESTER
W COCkRELL, who left Us 50 sud
aeseniy SIX years ago. November z,
Six long years have passed. dear
Since you were called away;
To US il seems you Just stepped out,
And soon viii be back 70 stay.
When God called you home TO heaven,
We could not understand;
II seemed We would always have
To lend a helping hand.
To help, Us when We needed you,
10 tell our troubles 70;
God is the only one who knows
nov much We all miss you.
When We grow old and weary,
And our purpose on earth Il
We viii travel that beautiful road
ana De IN Heaven with you.
50 when you are strOllinR out some
Heavens lovely SIGHTS to see,
Just keep a watch along that road,
Some day you'll see the little man
and me.
YOUR LONELY FAMILY, THE LIT
III MAN, MON, YOUR BROTH
Frs AND SISTERS.
DAY, DEACON EDWARD v. In low
ne memory Of my devoted husband.
DEACON EDWARD v. DAY, VINO
passed away three years ago today,
November 2, 1850. r.
TO keep you here | tried my best,
God Knew you were weary and
needed rest;
sweet TO o Eemember one who once
Who, though absent, Is lust as dear.
HIS LOVING WIFE, MLER d. DAY. IS
FIELDS, LUCY VI. In loving mem
ory Of my dear mother, LUCY 81.
FlELDS. who departed this life three y
years ago today, November Q, 1890. g.
They say time heals all sorrov.. r,
And helps US 70 forget, =.
bqt Tune 80 FAR has only proved
n0H nucn We miss YOU yet.
fOgk LOVING DAUGHTER, O.
BERNlCE AND FAMILY. -g,-
JONES. ERNEST, Jr. In sad but Low. /,
ERNEST JONES, Jr., who passed
N S1SS btnirty-o one, years ago today.
THE FAMILY.
JONES JOSEPHINE c., CHARLES X.
memory OF our loving mother, JOSE
yember 3, 1893; our devoted father,
S SHsy ESv,l = ZONES Ss,s who passed
dear brotS sTs' GARNET ' r an SoNs egr
who departed this Life June II, isis.
No one hears the door that opens
Mhen they pass beyond our cails
soft as loosened leaves OF roses.
One by one our Loved ones fan.
LAcOvARO, CARMELLA- IN ioyi1s
memory OF my dear mother. Can
MELLA LACOVARO, who psSsed
a9 eysy NIFTY years ago, November Z,
Today turn back the pages
In the book OF memory,
Ana the face Of my wonderful nother
AGAIN IN my thoughts / see.
no fortune or fame can ever compare
10 motner's love or q mothers
prayer
And Of oI.; an Gods Gifts. there isn't q
So precious and wonderful as YOU,
dear Mother SN~s
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. GRACE. =
LANDRETH. WILLIAM DOW. In Low.
ing memory Of WILLIAM DOW
hb,A ,1SaiETH' on this, his fifth
The angels are safely guarding
Your sacred and silent grave.
ryT N " lies the precious one
We loved, but could not save
bney say that time heals all sorrow,
RRo os, time me- 50 far has only proved
MOTHER, DADDY AND slHARoN .
LaSSEkf, EVA COOK. In loving mem
| DRY Of our dear mother, EVA Cook
LASSEh1' who passed away eighteen
years ago today, November IL. islSsi
loving memories never die
As years roll on and DAYS pass bv.
~ ~ ~ Is, OUT hearts a memory Is kept
HEX DEVOTED CHILDREN, URSA.
LYN AND BILL.
MeLANE, WILLIAM 4. In remeT1. !.
prance Of our beloved father, VIII
1885. ~sO 'O0SS' november q
Nhol are not forgotten. loved one,
nor Will YOU ever be,
hEELIEEN' MILDRED, CAROL AND
FARMER HARRY. N. In loving mem. A.,
ory Of a dear devoted husband ana
father, HARRY N. PARKER' VIA
departed this life ten wears ago todav.
November z, 1883.
There comes a time for all of Ms
p,, Mneh We must say goodbye.
Du' i ,s,. and nope and love and
trust can never, never die.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. BESSIE Ann
son, NELSON.
REYNOLDS, CAPT. ELIJAH 1IIKE5.
IN loving memory OF our beloved
iatner and grandfather CAPT
ELlJAh CMIkE) REYNOLDS, who
passed away November z. 1859.
mink that God Is proud of those
VINO pear sorrow braVely,
Proud, indeed. Of them, who walk
Suaight through the dark, to
flnd him there, and kneei In
idlth 70 touch his garments hem.
On proud Of them, who lift their
neads 10 shake away the tears
IRON eyes that have grown dim
VINO nghtened quivering lips, and
turned TO take the only road
hey Know that leads to Him.
now proud He must be Of them. he
WHO knows all sorrow and how
hard grief is to bear.
l think He sees them coming and He
soes with outstretched arms and
hands 70 meet them there.
Ana with a look, a touch on hand Of
mead. each finds his hurt heart
~ dnReIy comfOrted
LOVING CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
RICE, ROBERT II. In loving mem Z
9gES T o. our husband and father, ROB
heavenly home November Z, 1859.
me nome, q family stronghold,
stands embodiment Of care:
lOVe-lnspired retreat whose walls
are SNAPPED around a prayer.
what life it gives the tired shirt
home. Sometimes the wav eseiiss
long and We grow weary Of this vale
OF tears. We long for that Mac
Mnere there shall be no more pain.
h III v 1ea m, nor tears; We falteF
me sunset, our Saviour waits 10 re-
teINe Us also, and our hearts begin
70 sing. The hope Of salvation helms
Us Li' our eyes above our troubles.
ETHEL DEARDORFF RICE. Ar
BERT AND ROBERTA.
kOSS' BLANCHE ADAMS. In tender
I,enbhemDra nce of our aunt, BLANCHE
ADAMS ROSS, who deuarfed fIiS
NE November 2, 1853.
The memory of the Just is blessed
M hIL E AND HARRINGTON
HENRY.
LOUISA. In Iov;1g
memory Of our dear mother, LOITISz
STUERMANN, who passed sySsv
sievenl years ago today. November
Deep In our hearts a memory is kant
VI one We loved and will never forSet
hEh DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ELI.
ABETH AND ANNA.
THOMPSON, THOMAS ROWAN In
loving memory OF our dear son
a ana brother. THOMAS ROWAN
THOMPSON, who passed away one =.
year ago today, November Z, 1870
Coo saw the road was getting rough.
Inc NIL was so hard to climb:
50 he closed your weary ewes
ana whispered, Peace be thine
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, ALICE
THOMPSON, AND FAMILY.