IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Issue 88, 12 April 1924, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

.BACKHOUSE—I» sad-but loving memory of &*AZsy^-' Artb" r> who died^ n «'c a w ve-°*}y been there.at.the hour of death, And caught the last sigh of his parting breath *°ne_ last trad whisper wfc-might have heardOr breathed in his ear a, parting word. ' Inserted by his only loving sister and brother-' ra-law, Flprrie and. Walter. Hanihgton. • BLACK.-In loving memory, of. Arthur. James, son of Margaret anl the late Robert Black. . ■ .Inserted by his loving-mother. . EVENSEIf.—In .loving memory of our dear mother, who died on the'l3\h April',l9°3 . ■ ; -.. Remembrance. -Inserted by .'her .loving . sons, -Terance and'- -. Alb.in.p -' •■••: , .■• -•■'. • . '• - oM^"~t n lo^inS n:einory°i our dear.little ... -Margaret, .who: passed.-away on.- the U°ih April, 1923, at, the.-.Weliingin apspitaT; "V" Theresa home 'for, little children ■-■.«^" Above/Mlie.JirJßht-.-Wue sky ■-•■•.5 .■•.•,--■ ::C "hero-Jesi>s':-reigns in,glory,'. • A.home, of peace and 'joy-.. :.,'. - Inserted., by t her loving ; mo tl.er and ' tatherj ... ... .• and little brother, Uugald: . J ONES.—In loving.. memory .of my '-■ dear My heart just aches Uith' sadness My-eyes sued many a-tear; '- ' ' God only knows how much I miss 'you As it dawns another year. - ■- ' Inserted by her loving daughter, L. Fauikneri; 3-—ln. loving memory' of 'my dear -father- • Aeprirm7.>; WhO:. P- SBt:<J aWay °n tUe :*** God knows the. way.; He'holds the key He guides us with unerring handborne time,-with tearless eyes .we'll see, - les, there, up there, we'll understand Inserted bjr his toying daughter and son-in-law' . -Minnie ,and Harry Young. LEE-In loving memory of my "dear grand^ Ap?i? r'nJi7° departed this.»fe.on the 13th ■'■■)'. ?oo good to be forgotten. •.! .'■'■'■■.■ "\ :-: ;-" ;. -Ivy.'.' ° h^rt"~h n KloVL ng ™=mory °f my dearly beloved, husband, John OUen, who passed away on the 13th April, 1923. ; My_ grief, the world can. never know, .- - - .^or; thoughts of sadness that are mineAs .with the ■ years I'll', older grow, My heart' for you' will .ever pine! Noone knows howmuctl miss.you No one seems, to carej" ' Xo one kneivs how sad and lonely, • ■ 1 here is. still your vacant chair.. ' -. Inserted by his.loving wife.' j OLSE.V.—In lovTng memory of my (Tear father, I who died on the ,13th April, 1923. _ ; I His life was all love and labour His heart for his family beat true; . He cheerfully did his duty for all, ' : ■ What more could a father do? ■ Inserted by his loving daughter and gran* child, L.'Burborough. OLSEN.i-In ever loving memory of our dearly A beautiful Tneinory left behind Of z loving father, good arid .kind; We have lost but Heaven.has gainsd. One, of the best the' world contained. .. Inserted-by his?loving sons'and daughters. OLSEN:—In .loving, memory', of ' my ' dear April,r 'l923 f ' Wh° d- ed °D the 13th Dearly loved and sadly missed. , inserted by his Roving' daughter and son-in-law, L. w. J. Shannon. "'in'hn'Tm lovinS. memory of our dear father,' Jota Olsen, who died on the-13th April, His life was all love and labour His heart for-his family beat trueHe cheerfully did his duty for all What more could a father do? ■ Inserted by his daughter and brother-in-law Chris and Peter. • ' PECK.—in loving memory of' Annie Peck nA^i ( T^. depf ed:, thfsUle m,& Remembrance. Inserted by 2f. and A. 'de Lisle. ■- PECK.—In-fond and loving memory of ' Ann'ia ra^ d^rted^°^I -.-.. "Remembrance1." ' . .Inserted by V. and H. Mudgway. S^ B£. N-~In lovin S memory of our dear Best comes at length, tho' life be long and The day must dawn,'and darksome night be Faith's journey ends, with blessing for the And Heaven, the heart's true home " has come at last. ' , ■.".'. •Inserted by his loving daughters and family X. and C. H. Winter and M. and A. « ■ Kent. \ SMART.—In loving memory of our dear father, who departed this life on the 13th Inserted by his loving son and • daughter-iu- ■ ' liiw, George arid Mary. .