IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17319, 3 December 1921, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

TUTNBBIDGE— In ever loving memory of A,; t i..y,iy Bambridge, killed in action on Dccttcb'jr 3rd, 1017. Gone, but not forgotten. Ironed by his twin brother and lisicr-in-law. (■^f^-EM— In loving remembra I'nVrtJospph Crossen, who was 1 ~V.. at Pold»rboek Chateau, Dece: : 'rd "'917. R-I.P. (25th Eeinforcemente). T n "tho oid home vou are fondly remembered, K«ct n)«ruor:es cling Tound you r name, I-dVrrts that held vou in deepest affection Row love you in death just the same. -Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, and brothers. r^T>fT l T J _l n loving memory of Gunner pbell (3th Reinforcements), killed in action in Franco on December 3rd, 1917. Brave, faithful, and true ever. —lnserted by his mother, brothers, ana sisters, n APKE—In lovinsr memory of Albert Cecil (Bert) Clarke, killed in action December 3td ' 1917, , „, v~ "In our home you are fondly remembered, Sweet, memories cling to your name. -Inserted by his friend, E. L. Prebble. I \. ,j n memory of Chas. Gills, reporti _jd and missing, believed killed : Franco December 3rd, 1917. —Mother. WITHERS—In loving memory of our dear son Harry, killed in action in. France, December 3rd, 1917; in his 23rd year. "Until the day breaks." -Inserted by his father and mother. . WITHEBS-In ever loving memory of our dear brother, Harry, killed in action in France, December Brd, 1917. "We still remember thee." —lnserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law—P. and C. Gough.