IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 121, 26 May 1925, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

MacCLCRE.—In loving memory of my dear wito and our mother, Margaret MacClure, ivho died ou the 20th May, 19IS. To memory ever tlear. Inserted by her loving husband, William MacClure, and family. .

KICKLESS.—In loving memory of Douglas John .Niekless, who died on the 26th May, 1022. -

Inserted by his loving son and dauguter-in-law. li'ICKLESS.—In toviug memory of Douglas John A'ickless, who passed away on the 2(ith May, 1922.

Gone from earth, -but still liveth in memory.

Inserted by his loving wife, daughter, and sons.

PEAItCEY.—III loving memory of my dear husband and daddy, Frank Pearcey, who passed away on the 20th May, 1021. Also darling child, Colin, passed away on 10th' February, 1922. n.1.1\ When alone in our sorrow the sad tears flow, There comes a longing of a dear wbile agor Unknown to the world you stand by our side And -whispers the words: "Death cannot divide." . ■ • Inserted by your loving wife and children, Albert, Mavis,'and Doris Pearcey. ' SHARPE.—In- loving memory of Olive Sharpe, beloved wife of Xeo Sharpe, who 'departed this \\U on the 26th May, J024. Not a sound disturbs her slumbers, -Not a pain to mark her brow; : ■ All her trials and cares are over, She is happy, resting now.

Just in the prime of womanhood, Just when her life was best, Cod saw nt to take her ; p.'o His glorious homo above. •Inserted by her loving husband, L. Sharpe. SHAEPE.—In loving memory of Olive Ethel, dearly beloved wife of Leo Sharpe, who died on the 26th May, 1024. As we loved her, so we miss her, Thoughts of.her-are ever dearLoved, remembered, longed for alwav* Through every passing year. Inserted by Sir. and' Mrs. P. Sharoe and . family.

SHARPE <nee OLIVE PILCHER).-I n loving memory o{-our dear daughter, Olive, who fell asleep on the 26th May, 1924. .What would we give her hand to clasp, Our darling daughter safe to see, .To hear again her loving voice, Xoat meant so much'to me?

Some day, some time, our eyes shall see *b% faoe 'tre hold in 'memory, l, mm Oi vi\ link tho broken cl>a""» Still closer when -we meet again. IBiened by her loving lather and mother, W. and E. Pilcher.

Dearest Ollio, how tpo miss you, •r. V°. rd» will fail our love to tell But in Heaven -ne hope to meet you, Jesus doeth all things well. Inserted by her loving sister and: brother-in-law, Ivy and Mick Hayes.

SHARPE.—In sad but lovine memory of nmDear Auntie Ollie, we loved you well, Tonr absence gives us pain: Tin i°n k TOU in His anna. ■im wo shall meet again. faterFiL by hcJ lOvil?s s?eces.and nephews, Hayes yce> FreßSie, and Jacky

8 teV Poii7e n Lt ng, T mo 7 of my dear s'sMay.liS!' fe" aSlCep on tbe- =«h Sad to-day my tlioughts do wander J-o a grave not for away v e™-tliey.lald my darling^'sister Just one year ago to-day. Inserted by her loving brother, Eric Pilcher 3HARPK (neo PILCHER)._I n loving remem Until tlie day breaks, And the shadows fly away Inserted by Bcatty and Harold Pilcher S"f« r?;-In loving memory of my dOl , SfSt'mi!* sllori)C' who died on «» s«h' .lust -when hopes were best, To the Home of Eternal Rest: Inserted by her loving aunts, E. Mansell, and cousin Ethel.

TAKABAXGI WAITI._In lovin- memory nf Those who- loved him sadly miss him. ' Inserted by his fond wife and son.