IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17740, 17 April 1923, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

DAVIES—In loving memory of Elsie Davies ; 1 who went home on April 17th, ' "Dmli," did you say? Nay, only Heavenin God's home port; they are not vp'' defld. - ... fid you think? How con such lives ,bo lost? . V * ilttt gatto-ed Tip. .His jewels xoro of cost. Nay, just waiting on God a wide .'ihore-line, coming of life's vessels—yours and mine. I'lfetiuerted by her parents, little children, sisiter and brother-in-law, V. arid H. Sim, brother and, sister-in-law, B. and E. % Felton. . ® IBOBT—In loving memory of our little IS wn Allan, who died April 17th, 1922; ;:«pd 7 yeaia. £. A bod the Gardener ga/v© us; 5 . A, pure :and lovely child; • He gave it to our keeping To chorish undefiled, ' But just as] it was opening to the glory of the day : ' Down came the heavenly Gardener ■ And took'our child away. —lnserted by his loving parents and brothbr. PRoßT—in loving memory of our dear , a ' grandson, Allan Frost, who died April pr; 17th, 1928; aged 7 . yeaiß. "Where tho silvery moon is shining, O'er the sweet and silent grave, It. Where they laid our little son. to sleep, y A'son wo could not save, ■Xi ■■ Bnt ihd wght dew that falls, though in '+ silence it Weeps, -bnghtsnfflwith -vcrduio . the grave 3,01, whew he sleeps; the tear that we shed, though in f'V secret it rolls, *. ji .jjlpSall long keep his memory green in our hi'llfliiwted by his loving grandparents, S. #nd J. G. Clark.''. EkfPDGH—In loving memory of Norma ChalPugh, who died April 17th, 1922. lfflraA\tqrasifDl spirit only lent to us; Atlimng, unselfish example, so gentle, |jp?te.Omng happiness to others was her desire. ja-To, her success is due the affectionate memories we now enjoy. by M. and T. Chappie. In memory of Norma Chalmers, wife or T. Ptx<jh, who died April aged 27. and thoughtful friend; Hg£r , < An-.unsalfish pal and a mother, the end, glory is her child.