C-14. * THE SUNDAY STAR, Washin,

SUNDAY, NOVEMINER 0 108

ton, D. C.
f

With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

The Evening and Sundoy Star.

PManetling

CAPLAN, DAL The unveating of

held on Sunday, | Now 0 het,
AUTO pom al the Ones Sholom Can:

Jiegation Ucemeters "Relatives
friends Invited. THE FAMILY

Garda of Thanks

JOUNSON, EDTEHE A. We with to ransens
ncion,

ur sincere thanks “and
for thennany nets of ‘ku
Hongo semoathy “and th

jaeat tr
Renae ReiNtends, ane cielibors. dure
Te ond Mae he
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faa he ines
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RTELIION WAYNE
rose, “Sur Appreciation

welsh press
the many rete af undness antl express
Finiatine® nie conden

Heishfors” durine. ties recent canary
Wey Bowe gar. te tate Site

stiehge
ON. DO:

niratiens, deikuhors And wane {6

for their exes ais 0}
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us

an our

IVER. ANNA, AME
Kall af ue kit finds ate

‘eympatny during Ot Tee
Peavergnnt

THE TOULIVER FAMILY, 80

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on Fr

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HERRIMAN, MARY E
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Beloved wile ot tia |

Remnine rest

fanny
iii "Services and inferven |
s intérments Arlington -Nailgnal

Very often a card of thonks in
The Stor meets a need which cah
hardly be solved in ony other way
Not only is it gracious expression
of gratitude to those who have sent
floral tributes, but also courtcousty
acknowledges tho sorvices and kind-
nesses of tho mony to whom a per:
sonal note ot thanks cannot well be
mailed, or whose names and ad-
dresses aro not known. Insertion of
d card of thonks moy bo arranged
by telephone to The Star, ST. 3-5000,

‘Wed me erand: |
areal Handa fiber
sriatlies ih {riggs stn

ine

‘Net
cof Mabel La iiler and

ay. econ aL
elas and Trends inti tel
ment arlington National Cemetery.

INLUAGOSS, THEODORE A,
mr

Panera cress ow Mend é
heme 1dr maites inverinent Mount “alive ant fa 4 to
iter a He so ne ee g Mr. Smith, who lived at 3020
Rum. Interment Mount Olver Baad Tilden street N.W., joined the:

{ Hospital Service Agency in 1935
as a member of the board of di-
lrectors. In 1940 he was an-}

teat or

Requlem mass AG

thes.
vat

th
torment anna Nationm Gemeters, 3

F Stuoved the inte ueaasre’
A w uP 4 Vai vis

vO ABOLE REIN, Beige:
‘igvated

Ry rea ¥ Boones

tel at

TintcrmentTM Fort Lineotn

Cutts, Stenuta
ny,

ee" nehyaatin” Hein ot
anne cen ang "owe brent:

Ay, av
Interment Arlington Nailonal Cemetery,
JONES, JULIA F
ber Bh. Vil J

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hag ds CHUMBRI ae ban
cae humvee father ot Nicholas
ries an fahe rien
mt hig 'Mechutre  Pu-
Bin ho te
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dingy veall at’ the 8,
me,

ION Ona MARY P,

rephe RIC
i ‘one aistersiieinw. Mes i n femembrance of, ms
and appt

the rhe

2 GPORGE ah 2 nine DEVOPED HUSBAND.

n
i oe ie Lament

Se Mtetded to
a

MO Ly. tne Tnstilin Cemetery, Lewiiavilles intermen
Te PaMiny “kreangoments by M
SNA AMELLA, Wr wrt to

officers and members
for Their many. dane eee vgn if

he"laincain Tempie Conky cen
onal Church, 41th, an on;

ond
MRS Nabbe es

ciuy., Nouemier LLIB BUNDY, Breretars

ene None
ADDIE “Es ADAMS,

‘ena

180 Ol AWS Oak
ie “elored” Inusband 0
COLMAN, ROSE

al his
Joith “su

beloved
B nad devoted another
sch

aati at
Reval arrangements are’ peina tonite be Vas Piants! .
AIEMHEENGT tae Bie Mise | Ney pot, cle eget he, erat Was Pianist and Organist

Niotaay, i tai ain
{erment’ Washington Nacional Sati
jUnteranent mise

ev tingetuucions. be “sent”
sgIM CH

ingdom Henalns restine at the

HEN,
ab Hultine Field. Ale |
DEN

oorwrergpgpesee | Willard C. Smith, 61,
iy ee 7 ne _ Hospital Service

loves Wh

ARENDS sae PEY
Mrs. Ploy
kle

nt ilnex Gi Pune

ra tho} = i *r . .
quae: (A. Agency Chief, Dies
POMEL a MARIA, Jas! ‘ : &

me wengoieeit its Bin ii a!

al, ucla

tal ar the Rinaldl
asi ste ret

© | Mayflower Hotel.

ce
WILLARD Cc, SMITH. pointed administrator of

Qn,

JOHN, Ry YAHNEE, Services in the District,
husband” of Bertie

at Wash: ne
faved Wihinrl "yahinge ervlegt at Chambers 7
sede | NUMBERS Ghai nt Helped Orranize Chest.

n Tuesday | py i
a, QO AER" | MMlerment arlington Nationsl Cemetery, | Prominent jn social,

tather | YAUNKE: IGA R98 Pridan, Novem
hu

Bn Benet hanes Ri hh a0” Jand health activities in
‘an Sunday. Nove o- | Washington area, Mr,
YOUNG, MARTHA B, | On Fri riday. No ashing! a . ir

ieriiente Anal “Ina f
In mourning aL Boat, fh | TEMES fh, AUaE, MARTA, LOUNG | served as president of the Coun-|

pt oop Hiamapden lane. Bethan e ‘
formerly of Glas sdtiand, beloved (cil of Social Agencies,
RENCE, on sauurdas,| eile ot ‘ae IMA ce:

in i ih 7 °
Mosk aesrein aie hee | Ruane etneM ches Second munily Chest over 20 year
a a rete meinesa ‘
on Saturday. | Mae’ Rhere services wilt “he eat | A native of Winchester,
Pm RNUEIARE | Mozaay’ 'Novemmer® gor at Ti

suinae| fhterment ‘Parklvwn Geinetery, Si")

[AMERICA, GERTRUDE M.A tribute of |

and GERTRUDE Mf, AMERICA. who feotered |
repre) eternal rest. Novem Ber a,

* Meautre,

@
‘of our ‘dear mother, PAULIN

tne King ipa her

enathfut memory" she

.j of St. Stanislas TL.

Bia. Sie ‘ufetead | ee
iy to meee bth ug neybew HH RENA Ta, ‘In iexiee | pollowing his Red Cross serv=
TON

Hiteen sears avo on November»

ne, ; iY :
Be tices ating aN” ignore gh SRE Rat, "| States Public “Health Service's
SINE enn venereal disease control program.
RecRNEY, Epa “nH In Ig
‘etre | Hara tiaes gent magne | He Teft that department t6 wor

Uae ENR “Reveinber | for the Census Bureau,

MEP HER
Matilda Altchel

marNotiee ot! atienl | gfehy clare ated lan, un amb,

Rather my Father's ‘mansion, Mr. Smith, a talented pianist ;
iviag in Shother room, jand organist,.was a member of
aie Gals Bude ge | Shall st lave ins eM oom the Masons, the Kenwood Club,

ab Ca SMUT | WRanat bit, Mylo i WY) Washington Rotary Club, Board

Bw.
JB ean tt at) 'DVOTED "WIFE, Marian, * of ‘Trade and a life member of
Servier “ae the

ear

wernt Home, silt | SteGHes EDWARD, in loving mem- | (he American Public Health A:

r
"finsdas December wee tai gue dandy BROWARD MECH .
ncermeni &rfiieten FAGUE analy. BRWARR MSCHEE, | sociation,

ary toda:

nssedt
November 20, 11h Owner of the Milleate Farm in

‘enn
fiteti, PR, Tul
Mammoth: Balt
Dee Funrint He

December"

Bt tne Fart. Mtser
EniermentTM Artingio:

fntetinent Roekeile

ANNAIT LR a fait

mince service AU ATi

com | Fae ie nroken read t Fauquier County, Mr, Smith was

od WIN

m
eri. Gone) Nour footfall on ine. stair
Hi centers er Surviving are his widow

on Erte

1 res NINIng 9 |
Kicend tay ‘assemble av Me

On Frida a Ben a "Maybelle Rucker Smith,

Ht 1 GEORGE
‘ptiosed ‘nh
on

ivi “a or Frit nay
ie phe han Sunad Nove Hu
Feet will"be held an Monday inn

iON i wot r GAR! Ia sng Funeral services will be held

enn.
wile, M.

Bike Cteinelnatt EGE MOMGAM EE HBIGRAE "hoon aang a tne Hone
an sone agi, bare years ago loday, November 2, 1s. i funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
sing wo8BibesTM§PBEELoen npn. /SHect NAW. Graveside serviees

and burial will be held in Arl-

MARY 4. in loving memors | ington C y
Aaaegied nna foving aoiher wane | eVOP Cemevery.

. ai | Pi
Wilson ‘blvd ari Ha ah assed Ana #08
te hele

etuhege fuga terete wih beheld | sen! Sears kaa todays November 2
Emeril ear TH Ceinelerg shi) 1

a eer tne Mrs. Harriet E. King,

fa a er thn Wel aha
haiatiier OF At uty

srWeadan or neha

uddenty. on Pri-] Resting, ‘as

wher ines ties home, Resting. aera oR adows fall, R i
pan ee ae | IPP ea SRST etired D, C. Teacher

ise "precious, winners of Br
tise "ore wit AigRag Ol" former District school

am
sionals myn ent tt
if sa

in viteparisi This file “woven

4 er and administrat
aia x sevana ie eal of time nnd space
sha

officer

Keon 1 The tose of anv ently

ined 1
pial Vio, ad
elit a inert

AUSTIN, JEL WSL,
:

si 1AM
be sid anand of Ba
i

MR. peat Mike

lius A. King,

WILLIAM ALONZO. Htt-) outs, King was born, in Wash-

fhnther ot Mtse
ti eaten

Wy rene or vr

¢ Interment Washington
Naiionat! Ceiteierss

Rovein: | “dui ansrting, at ioe ovemve

on Sunda:
meena Arr | Me the ay aster thames ar. Ington. She served in ‘the school

a ee sae hemhen Deo Wits System from: 1896 until her
ALORS BISON

waa. eH q Hei Chel tirement in 1934. She taught in
funeral Sater Mrrehgeanenes | tude. De i ug te fom the the city’s elementary schools and

en
teioinnl Comet ety

BASLOR, nit. JOUN, 1 o Wweghare.
Wer ‘a nines
te

aT
the’ mirpore. Bf. at

ryan the i hing of our inte brother, Qn Friday, Novem:
We CUTUBER TS

NG.

Mt Whe BG General i

“AL eCRRA, beloved hit

nnd of flentieta TeghlGceens devote
fi resting at the Crouch “Aneta Hom

HMERTSO. . On canes \ st ler

eras gn an {eles favor wa On lon

oO Panera Ea
be Nei ior, ouy our inte | fide, Rervices Vand Sinemet artingtan | Well angel again, some, days H

In tig Great aie RAR BAR also served ay a model teacher MOUS At 5 o'clock tonight at 1410
Shuiren and inthe community we lar8e: for {he Department of Education . Colum! W,

Gow bless dis, memory

ofa Mints AANK’ nacups,, for many years. She was nssist~
2 "ant to the late divector of prix
WAMTON, ORVIGKE 1, ro dhe memoir mary’ schools, E. F.G, Merritt,

Yevoted husband, ORVILLE |

yenrs ago today, November

te a
inter

Retatives cand friends
Interment Cedar tinl
suuidenty

it sa ‘shi
pa ie Pe “sn

nee Notice of tuaneal Ter
x

ci
re una, Mrawher tera nite
t

‘athe
a4

HARTON. Berretary,

‘Meno ts
Hn Puneral Home. |

fora
J pelaved wilt of the inte justin mye

i
1 pe hvlaan "Senay, Novena bee Ao rt ‘is
sty a x a } rment Interment MAriingion ‘Natlonal Cc

intives
“Thterment Geta itil Cemetery.

ta td HERMAN J, WILSON. 2r.,
vista, mlenan son, op pln, | Rebosee ld Mt! W. K. HUNTEMANN

ot Genera Fees
i. No, U.
eg nolined of tunéral

ray,

Bow ne
emits by darth RY“AND  GRAND-

est gpa | Em FUNERAL HOME

Ravehts ae

‘om
Iniermient Fort Lincoln Genel

T athnvton Nailonal | MeNEECE, MALPI
R

tery on ‘Tuesdas, Deerm> , p,evond the distant blue. School, and Howard and Colum-
ns

cP" | Bul nll then, fay Falta tu ane,
Tl

aya think of you bia Universities. She was for-

Oh cata Wishing wien, "vmte depart from he merly an officer in the Teachers
moat race inal 2, Athing heart Benefit. and Annuity Association.
1a) wiTM 1

or ou. could nek bid. me pond,
i were ‘i, rae farewells at Second Baptist Church.

iwc Buneral notice Inter. | ‘tha sour arf conta Seco ¢
AGOSTINA. “Oy Peng, nee] AEG Su! Hive! asin mncinints of you. There are no immediate sur-

aTINA erhE | AN Shel Weel Gou near, vivors, Funeral services
7
Ang! Tanne pound sag and bie,

Without, a fond farewell.
DUR

DEVOTED WIFE. MARY ®, WALe | tomorrow in Arlington Cemetery,

|Dr. W. D. Orcutt, Author |
And Type Designer

| Miss Isabel Kingdon,
iPatent Office Worker
For 25 Years to 1939

Miss Isabel Kingdon, 84, re=
[tired Government employe and
resident of Rockville (Md.) rince

BOSTON, Nov, 28—Dr. Wil-!
lism D. Oreutt, 83, author and!
pe designer, died today,

|araduate of Harvard College and

Willard ©, Smith, 61, admin- :was head of the Plimpton Press, |

jstrator of the Hospital Service | Norwood, since 1910. His _most |

jyecent volume was “Mary Baker

{Eddy and Her Books,” published | 1885, died yesterday at her home,

1206 Redding avenue.

She was a sister of the late
‘carey Kingdon, who served as
Rockville correspondent for The

1 Star for many y

A native of Washington, Miss
i to Rockville

| Agency, died yesterday in Doc-
|< |tors Hospital, He was stricken | jy 1980.
Sliast Wednesday while attending!
a Rotary Club luncheon at the

Mrs. I. M, Brimér, 18;
Ice Cream Company
‘Founder's Mother

Mrs. Ida M. Brimer, 78, of 1006 874
private sits’ schools

taught for a short while at the

in old Rockville Academy.

She worked for

‘the Patent Office until her re=

lUirement in 1939.

Miss Kingdon was active in
“women's organizations in Rock
. She was an organizer of
‘the Rockville Women's Club and
ithe Inquiry Club, She also was
Brimer was married to the jinstrumental in the forming of
late Joseph L. Brimer in 1891. /the now-defunct Burden Bear-
They came to Washington iniers Circle of King’s Daughters,
1907, when Mr, Brimer went to'a Rockville charity group, Miss
‘work for the Post Office Depart- Ki
He died in 1928,

Mrs, Brimer was a past matron
of the Martha Chapter No. 4
and a member of
Epworth Methodist Church since

{with her parents,
land Mrs. John Kingdon at the
are of 16. She attended the old
‘Park Seminary

3B | agency which disperses hospital- |
pu she of pn ization funds for the Community

Drath Chests of Alexandria, Fairfax ‘East Capitol street, died Friday
pans and Prince Georges Counties as

well as the United Community | ysiami, Fla. where she has been !

| living for the Past three fears.

welfare!
the | Founder of the ‘Good Humor Tee
Smith! Cream Co.

A native of Harriman, Tenn.
ts

ON. a fiver Fa |eessor of the UCS, He was a
af" CLARENCE ROBINSON. thus] Hau and) Thomas member of the citizens’ commit-
ot or To" Araron., ‘New 2

helt Perengg, ROMDMRN or tes | subthfed'ba' one Bfanchua anu, four] tee tab organized the frst Com

active in the Rock=
ville Baptist Chureh,
Surviving are
iss. Alverda Kingdon
same address, Miss Mary Kine~
Gon of Rockville, and Mrs. G. H,
Beurin of Kansas City, Mo.
Funeral services will be held

Mr. Smith was educated at the
nt un hi iHlinois State Teachers Collere
Hee, William. Meaeide: 1 Moemortamn and the University of .Chicaro

aa Ce Meh Mars a and received his master’s degree
jfrom George Washington Uni

Uhree sisters,

; | _ Survivors are two sons, Thomas
In, ever-loving. After serving in Europe as an! J.Brimer, 4220 Van Ness street
jArmy ambulance driver during

SON, PAULINE, In loving memory | World War I, he journeyed

y Fimeral Home, Rock-
ville. Burial will be in the Rock
ville Union Cemetery

Hyattsville Girl, 2, Dies
Of Polio at Walter Reed

Id gin died of polio
YY, bringing the Washington,
Area toll this year to seven.
Cassandra Troup, daughter of
Mrs, Richard D. ‘Troup,
718 Raydale road,
Md... died at Walter Reed “Vos

Brimer of Edgewater
pany vice president; a brother,
Cook of Harriman,
two grandchildren and
three preat-rrandchildren.

iy
ato Son. "who" onsird vanes) aby vents exo '(hrough western Russia and the
rst At var Loek!, nts | todas, "November: 2. 1047. ‘Baltic states with the Red Cros

: way ¢
ANOW ML, On Friday, No- | Upreke aa fie atifeend of ncraays: | Working with White Russian
Era Hat aihetre ang. ad ‘tn hennt and mind armies, At that time he was,

deocrated with the Russian Order

JouNBON, '¥ lice, Mr. Smith joined the United

Burial will be in Fort Lincoln

Fred A. Weithman, jr., 42,
U. 5. War Claims Lawyer

Army captain, also has a 5-year=

Graveside services will be held
at Arlington National Cemetery

War Claims Commission lawyer,
of day in an automobile
accident near Erie, P:

A native of North Girar
public schools.

You have left us broken-hea rte well know! ther Vi
‘Adolph Staieer, and mater) We cannot be end RAIN, Well known in northern Virginia

ndmoiner | Neo ‘emt chair, £0" his interest in horses and
nernt "Hone, Wy Walder Md. ‘whien” cin hea ‘your form. se “sar: farming.

of arts degree from the Univer=
sity of Pittsburgh. He later was.
Riven an LLB and LIM dearee
from the Georgetown University

. who lived at
2705 Woodley road N.W.,
t

Chynite

stand the depth of

ihe Office of Price Adminis-
. He later worked with the
Electrification
tration of the Agricultnre De-

i vas A Member of the Dis-
trict bar and. practiced before
the Supreme Court, He also was
a member of the Phi Delta Phi
law fraternity and the Knights

8 | saison Dn, WILLA eq’ Mrs. Harriet. King, about 73,
teacher

Surviving are his father, x sis-

i Tuesday at her home, 1311 ‘Third
Nate aioe ani there street NW, She was the widow
of the late Army Capt, Come-

Alcoholics Anonymous

‘The Central Group of Aleo-
holies Anonymous will meet with
the Baltimore
Fellowship of Alcoholics Anony-

Waltons who departed is Mtn ¢' She was educated in the public
Tape, Schools here, Miner Normal

V.R. Frank Hines, President

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She was active for many years

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Jus Whal it meang to jase Your love NW. Burial will be at 11 a.m.

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