"Golden memories of Mrs. W. L. Hayley"
This photo was made at the grave of my dear companion, W. Larkin Hayley, who died June 1-1949. If he had lived until June 28th, we would have passed our 50th wedding Ann. He said a few days before death called, "I tried, but I just can't make the 50 yrs. Together". On Sun. before the 28th, I finished gold and white flowers for alter of Meth. Church of Snyder, TX. Also placed on his grave a beautiful chenille wreath, in pastel colors with "Golden memories" in letters of gold. Early Mon. Miss Zona McMullan took me to cemetery-we placed the flowers on grave and took snapshots-wind was so high, they would hardly stay on grave long enough to make snapshots. Early on June 28th, I wrote 4 checks, one for each minister, as a love offering, who took part in the beautiful funeral service, which was such a consolation. Then Mrs. W. W. Adcock & 3 children & I went to Lubbock to see my Dr. Then Annie Parker went on with us to Hale Center, where we had nice visits with our old friends, Mrs. J. J. Candle & Aunt Millie Townsend. This was a sad day but enjoyed the sympathetic consolation of all these dear ones. A far different day from the one we had anticipated the year before-for had planned a Lg. Celebration inviting all our friends. Surely God knows best: I have so many beautiful Golden Memories or our happy life together, Mrs. Ethel Pearce Hayley.
This photo was made at the grave of my dear companion, W. Larkin Hayley, who died June 1-1949. If he had lived until June 28th, we would have passed our 50th wedding Ann. He said a few days before death called, "I tried, but I just can't make the 50 yrs. Together". On Sun. before the 28th, I finished gold and white flowers for alter of Meth. Church of Snyder, TX. Also placed on his grave a beautiful chenille wreath, in pastel colors with "Golden memories" in letters of gold. Early Mon. Miss Zona McMullan took me to cemetery-we placed the flowers on grave and took snapshots-wind was so high, they would hardly stay on grave long enough to make snapshots. Early on June 28th, I wrote 4 checks, one for each minister, as a love offering, who took part in the beautiful funeral service, which was such a consolation. Then Mrs. W. W. Adcock & 3 children & I went to Lubbock to see my Dr. Then Annie Parker went on with us to Hale Center, where we had nice visits with our old friends, Mrs. J. J. Candle & Aunt Millie Townsend. This was a sad day but enjoyed the sympathetic consolation of all these dear ones. A far different day from the one we had anticipated the year before-for had planned a Lg. Celebration inviting all our friends. Surely God knows best: I have so many beautiful Golden Memories or our happy life together, Mrs. Ethel Pearce Hayley.
"Golden memories of Mrs. W. L. Hayley"
This photo was made at the grave of my dear companion, W. Larkin Hayley, who died June 1-1949. If he had lived until June 28th, we would have passed our 50th wedding Ann. He said a few days before death called, "I tried, but I just can't make the 50 yrs. Together". On Sun. before the 28th, I finished gold and white flowers for alter of Meth. Church of Snyder, TX. Also placed on his grave a beautiful chenille wreath, in pastel colors with "Golden memories" in letters of gold. Early Mon. Miss Zona McMullan took me to cemetery-we placed the flowers on grave and took snapshots-wind was so high, they would hardly stay on grave long enough to make snapshots. Early on June 28th, I wrote 4 checks, one for each minister, as a love offering, who took part in the beautiful funeral service, which was such a consolation. Then Mrs. W. W. Adcock & 3 children & I went to Lubbock to see my Dr. Then Annie Parker went on with us to Hale Center, where we had nice visits with our old friends, Mrs. J. J. Candle & Aunt Millie Townsend. This was a sad day but enjoyed the sympathetic consolation of all these dear ones. A far different day from the one we had anticipated the year before-for had planned a Lg. Celebration inviting all our friends. Surely God knows best: I have so many beautiful Golden Memories or our happy life together, Mrs. Ethel Pearce Hayley.
This photo was made at the grave of my dear companion, W. Larkin Hayley, who died June 1-1949. If he had lived until June 28th, we would have passed our 50th wedding Ann. He said a few days before death called, "I tried, but I just can't make the 50 yrs. Together". On Sun. before the 28th, I finished gold and white flowers for alter of Meth. Church of Snyder, TX. Also placed on his grave a beautiful chenille wreath, in pastel colors with "Golden memories" in letters of gold. Early Mon. Miss Zona McMullan took me to cemetery-we placed the flowers on grave and took snapshots-wind was so high, they would hardly stay on grave long enough to make snapshots. Early on June 28th, I wrote 4 checks, one for each minister, as a love offering, who took part in the beautiful funeral service, which was such a consolation. Then Mrs. W. W. Adcock & 3 children & I went to Lubbock to see my Dr. Then Annie Parker went on with us to Hale Center, where we had nice visits with our old friends, Mrs. J. J. Candle & Aunt Millie Townsend. This was a sad day but enjoyed the sympathetic consolation of all these dear ones. A far different day from the one we had anticipated the year before-for had planned a Lg. Celebration inviting all our friends. Surely God knows best: I have so many beautiful Golden Memories or our happy life together, Mrs. Ethel Pearce Hayley.
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