IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

TORWABJ}.—.In: ever . loving', memory of Mabel Jessie, beloved wife'of William Forward, jvlio died at ChrUtchurch on May 27,. 1916.; . .''■!'. reaco.'iierloctI'peace. (■■''' liupTtcd by,her" loving mother, L. Powell.. BANTON.—-In loving- memory of Louisa, daughter of H. and B. Hantou, who passed away; oa May. 28, 1916. V ■' ' ' ' ■ ' Ever .remembered. ■ . By H. Hanton and family. ! HAGERUF.—In memory of my dearly loved; husband, Berger Hagerup (Billy), who passed away on May 28, 1832. . At. rest. ■■ . Inserted by,.: his' loving. wife, Mary. . SIcGILU—In lorine- memory of' Charlie, passed away on May 27, 1932, . aged 13 years :10 -months. ' H.I.P. Fond are the; ties that aro broken, Dear is the one that is cone. In • memory- we: irill always ■ keep. nlni . • As' long ass tho years roll on. Inserted by his loving, father, mother, brothers, ■ ■-. • ' ■•■■ : and sister. • . MftQILL. —In loving memory of oiir dear grandson iind-nepliew (Charlie), who passed away on May 27, 1932.. .. : ' ■ . ■ . ■' Sweet remembrance1. - ' lusertcd.by. S..and J^Tollau. and family. HcOILL.—In 'loving "memory of Charlie," who passed: away on. May. 27, 1332. K.l.r. Inserted by'A»' and E.'lremongct and family. McOILL.—In loving memory of Charlie, died May 27, 1032.- . ' . ■ : Ever remembered. Inserted by his uncle, auntie, and cousin, Sid, Zoc, and June. IEK'HAKDSON.— In loving; memory of my dear husband and our father, James Harri3on, who , passed.away.on.May.2.7, .1932. , Until the day breaks j ' And tho shadows fieo away. .' Inserted by his loving wife and family. \ , SMITH. —In loving memory of our dear wife, and mother,.Ethel1 Mavis, who departed this life on May 27, 1032. ' ' A loving mother true and kind, A beautiful memory left behind. ' Her heart was pood, her spirit brave. But God called of. the best Ho gave.' Inserted by her loving husband' and' children. SMITHi—In loving memory of our dear friend, . Ethel Mavis, who1 passed away just; ono year ago today. :..... . . Fondly remembered ' By W. J. and H. L. Townley.