The Washington herald., 1922-09-06
OBITUARY


Mrx Sarah A. Bunyea. mother OF
Rev. Hubert Bunyea. pastor Of the
Fountain Memorial Church. Ran
dali Highlands. died at her homea
1913 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. last night.
Services win be held from the
Fountain Memorial Church Friday
at 10 .. m. Burial will be In Ar
lington National Cemetery. Ar
rangements are being made by w.
r. Speare and Company.
She was past president Of the
Phil Sheridan Post, Women's Re-
lief Corps, and was an active men,
ber of that organization until her
death. She came to Washington
from Pentwater. Mich. forty years
ago.
Surviving her are the following
children: Mrs. Hattie e. South
wick, 21 Sixth street northeast:
Mrs. Eva NJ. Lane. of Philadelphia:
Mrs. Addie C. Yates. 733 Taylor
street northwest: Mrs. Nettie Mich
OILS. 4006 New Hampshire avenue
northwest; Emmett NJ. Bunyea, 1917
D street southeast; George r..
Bunyea, of Portland, Ore. and HUI
bert Bunyea. pastor Of the Foun-
tain Memorial Church.
James Williams.
Attacked with a sudden hem
orrhage of the lungs yesterday.
James Williams, colored. 40 years
old, 226 o street northwest, died
a few minutes later at Freedmen's
Hospital. He was first taken i'll
at New Jersey avenue and N street
northwest
Col. william C. Shelley.
Services for Col. william Carlisle
Shelley. attorney. who died Monday
at his home In Arlington County.
Va. after an illness of two months,
will be held at his home tomorrow
under the auspices of the Masonic
order. Interinent will be in Arling-
ton County Cemetery. Col. Shelley
Is survived by a son, Lieut.. Tully
Shelley, u. S. N, of Boston.
Coming to Washington twenty
five years ago from Tennessee. Col.
Shelley was an active member of
the legal profession here. He was
the founder of Columbia Lodge No.
2S5. A. F. and A. NJ, the first Ma
sonic body in Arlington County. and
was a thirty-second degree Mason.
George c. Hazelton.
Funeral services for former Rep
resentative George c. Hazelton. of
Wisconsin, 80 years old. will be held
in Schenectady. y. Y, today. He
died suddenly Monday at the home
of q cousin in Chester, n. H. where
he had gone to deliver Labor Day
address.
Hazelton represented Wisconsin
in the House Of Congress from 1887
to 1898. While a practicing attor-
ney in Washington he held the
position now known as corporation
counsel. He is survived by a son,
John Hazelton, a lawyer. living in
New York.
Caroline Allen.
Services for Caroline Allen. rs
years old, 500 Wilson street north
east, who died Monday, will be held
tomorrow morning from her late
residence Interment will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrange
ments are being made by Robert
G.. Mcguire.
George L. Helms.
Services for George Lee Helms
4 years old, 1924 d street north
u
bile Saturday. will be held from his
late residence today at 10 a. m.
Burial will be in Central Cemetery.
Alexandria. Arrangements are being
made by w. w. Deal and Company.
Ruth f. woolen.
Services for Ruth F. Woolen, l247
D street southeast, who died Mon
day, will be held tomorrow at l
o'clock from the Peace Baptist
Church. Burial in Harmony Gene
terry.
Albert A. Pierce.
Albert A. Pierce. son OF Brig.
Gen. w. S. Pierce, died suddenly
Monday in Detroit, Mich. Arrange
ments have not been completed.
Henry w. Miller.
Henry w. Miller, ~ years old. died
suddenly at his home in Mount
Rainier, Md, yesterday afternoon.
His body will be sent to Wyudhan,
Pa. Arrangements are being made
by w. r. Speare and Company.
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