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./Mr*. Daisy Beckwith and Miss Bert Green wis invited to abirthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mi*s Maude Green. Other gumta were Maude's mother, her niece and son, Richard, all of Front Royal.' \.< . ' . i V IN MEUORIAU • > ESTHER V. BROWN In loving memory of our dear wife and mother and grandmother, Esther V. Brown on Mother’s Day May 13th 1956. Mother’s Day has come again, The day we loved so well,. Deep in our hearts you are fondly remembered, /ffS* Sweet happy memories ding t» your name, True hearts that loved you with deepest affection. ' Always will love you in death, " just the same. .\.y , , Since you’re gone first, and we re* main , One thing for sure we know. We will meet in that bright land beyond the golden shore, God’s great salvation we’ve received through Jesus name. And in Heaven reunited, we 5 shall never part again. . In the book of our lives there are memories, Of the happiest mements we have known, And recorded in love is the blessing, „ Of a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother our own. > < Beyond life’s final sunset,_ Lie* a home, so bright and fair, In the land of God’s tomorrow. Where our loved one ’waits us - there. • .\,v» . It’s a place of wonderous beauty Where we know no grief nor

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