IN MEMORIAM

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27277, 18 February 1954, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

BALL—In affectionate remembrance of a Gear husband and father, Ted, who passed ; February 18, 1953. Getting used to being lonely Is the hardest part to bear. wd alone knows how we miss him As it dawns our first sad year. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. | BALL,Ted1 A tribute of remembrance, “-inserted by Sinclair family. CARPINTer—In loving memory of my “ eir wife, Jessie Stewart, who passed ay February 18, 1952. . Remembrance. “-Inserted by Dan. —ln loving memory of a dear * ke and mother, who passed away Feb- [ 1946. ii? e ‘ e ' s an ache i n our hearts today countless years won’t take away. ; smile with the world, but never forget, * our garden of memories you live with ’ —T 08 yet ’ ■ J?lJ^ erted by her loving husband and “TOUy, 16 Dalkeith street, Halswell. j TING TON—In fond and loving lian cf a dear Wife and mother, Lilviolet, who passed away suddenly on ; re °niary 18, 1951. may pass, but memories stay as (tear and near as yesterday. “serted by her loving husband and Ethel, -Will, Alice, Fred, Arthur. aa c Rewa. loving memory of our FphL SlSter ’ Lillian, who passed away «bruary 18, 1951. xour nature we couldn’t help loving, xour heart was purer than gold. “ Us who knew you and loved you a/rt° Ur -,7 iernor y wni never grow old. mend our broken chain, °”*\ b y one we meet again, by her loving sister, Ethel, brother-in-law. Perce. wife loving memory of my dear Lit® pir da - who passed to the Higher e * February 18, 1953. I j Fondest memories. I Yorkshire Engird loving husband * Torn,