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Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
MARYLAND ON
JOB OCEAN BLVD
Gradingg the Ocean Highway
Route to Delaware Line
at Fenwick Island
REHOBOTH CONNECTION

Unless all signs fail, Delaware
motorists will be able by next sum
mer to roll their cars over an Ocean
Highway from Rehoboth to Ocean
City, Md. Tractors and scrapers
resumed work this week on the
sandy beach between Ocean City,
Md, and the Delaware state line
filling and grading the site of the
projected ocean front boulevard
which the State of Maryland will
construct. The highway is one of
two final links to be built, which,
when completed. will open up a
new highway outlet for this sea-
port and also connect it by a direct
ocean front highway with Reno
both Beach, Del. Fifteen of the 25
miles of the ocean highway already
have been built between Rehoboth
and Bethany Beach at cost Of
S18O,OOO. This figure includes $25,-
900 expended for bridge built
across Indian River Inlet in Della
ware. The State of Delaware,
however, is completing plans to
build a new Indian River Inlet
highway costing $160,000. Of the
remaining 10 miles of the ocean
highway to be built, the state of
Delaware expects to spend $4,000
for four-mile link from Bethany
Beach, southbound to the Maryland
line at Fenwick Island Maryland
will construct the remaining six
mile link from there to Ocean City.
This link will cost an estimated
100000. The present grading pro
ject on the Maryland link was
started two weeks ago under con
tract let by the State Roads Com
mission of Maryland. The road
bed is being prepared along 125-
foot right of way, necessitating the
removal of 1880 cubic yards of
material to provide for a uniform
road level of eight feet above sea
level The grading was begun two
miles north of Ocean City at the
end of the present Ocean City
Maridel Beach highway. Condi-
tioning of the Ocean City-Maridel
Beach road will be carried out lat
er. Fifteen tile pipe lines are be-
ing laid beneath the road bed for
drainage purposes Before the
grading can be completed, engin-
eers say, three buildings near Mari
del Beach, situated the proposed
right-of-way, will have to be NOV
ed. The u. S. Coast Guard com
munication telephone line, now on
the right-of-way, is being removed
by a crew of Is men working be-
tween Ocean City and Bethany
Beach. Contract for building the
surface of the coastal highway, %
feet wide, of sand and asphalt ma
terials, will be awarded by the
Maryland State Roads Commission
after all grading has been finished.
The road is not expected to be com
pleted and opened to traffic before
June /, 1889.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
DAVIDSON FAMILY REUNION
Held at Home of Mr.. and Mrs. jam
es T. Davidson in Smyrna Sunday

Held at Home of Mr.. and Mrs. jam
es t. Davidson in Smyrna Sunday
The fifth annual reunion of the
Davidson family was held Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs James
T. Davidson, Smyrna, with about
so members present. The follow
ing officers We're reelected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Jay Haldeman, Bowers
Beach; president, James 7.
Davidson, Smyrna; secretary, Mrs.
Clarence Jester, F'rederica; treas
urer, Mrs Willis Pardee, Viola.
Those present included: Mrs. w E.
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs Jay Halde-
man, Billy and Miller Haldeman,
Willis Davidson, Mrs. Ida Spayds,
Harold and Leland Spayds, Bowers
Beach; Mrs. Margaret McIlvaine,
Ralph McIlvaine, Mrs. Sally Stout,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marvel, John
Davidson, Magnolia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Davidso, Taylor's Bridge;
Mr.. and Mrs James Davidson,
Darwin Davidson, Anna Marie Dav-
idson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Ed
wards, Smyrna. Mrs. Ella David
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pardee,
Viola; Mr.. and Mrs Earl Ely. Earl,
Jr., and Mary Louise Ely of Clay
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jester,
Claire, and Naomi Jes-
ter, Frederick; Wanda Keller, Eel
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Miller D. Reed,
Vernon; Doris, Mary Louise, Rob
ert Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. H Vaughan
CHM, Horace v. CHM, Mrs. J. A.
Potts, James Potts, Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
BAY VIEW SCHOOL NEWS
Those on Honor Roll For Perfect
Attendance for September

Every pupil in Bay View School
month of September Those at
tending are: Grade Doris Virdin,
Donald Kinsey, Melvin Shane, Mel
son Messick, Gloria May Messick.
Grade II Billy Kinsey, Jane Vir-
din, Jennie McNatt, Lester John
son, Mary Ellen Shane; Grade III
Alfred Shane, Carries Messick.
Grade " Florence Kinsey, Betty
Jane Messick. Grade V ~ Anna
Johnson, Bobby Lane; Grade VI
Ruth McNatt, Anna Belle Messick,
Charles Kinsey, Earl McNatt.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
Last Registration Day Oct. 22

The next registration day, the
only one left before Electino Day,
will be October 22nd and quite a
number of voters are to be put on
the books on that date. Failing
on Saturday, an effort is to be
made to see that all not registered
will be given this right Of franchise
at that time Election day will be
Tuesday, November 8th
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
OCEAN FRONTIN
BEACH CENTER
Government Begins Condem-
nation Proceedings From
RehObOth South
CHAIN OF 4 FRONT PARKS

Development On a large scale of
the beach and recreational center
in Delaware from Lewes-Rehoboth
south toward Ocean City, Md, has
been taken up by Federal author
tiles it is reported, in connection
with the Delaware ocean-front
tract. Success Of such a project,
it was said, would be dependent to
a large extent upon construction of
a proposed first class highway from
Rehoboth Beach to Ocean City Md.
The federal government, it was
learned, had offered to cooperate
with the State Highway Depart
ment Of Delaware in construction
of this proposed road to the extent
of furnishing all the unskilled
labor. Probability Of the estab-
lishment Of a chain Of four public
ly owned bathing beach and resort
recreational developments, extend
ing from below Rehobotn Beach to
the Delaware Maryland state line,
is seen in a condemnation proceed
ings begun in the U. S. District
Court Monday. 1t is reliably re-
ported a survey authorized by the
State Highway Commission will
recommend the creation of three
separate beach developments on
state-owned land, extending from
Lewes southwark. The highway
departments survey has been com
pleted by A. Kenneth Morgan of
the Long Island Park Commission.
The report will 60 to Gov. Richard
@. McMullen as soon as he returns.
Benjamin Ableman, WPA admins
traitor for Delaware, announced
sometime ago that the construction
of such a park or parks could be
made with WPA funds He sug-
gested that the state sell building
lots in order to raise funds for the
sponsors share of the expense of
such a project That the develop
ment of a federal beach resort,
somewhat after the manner of
Jones Beach Of New York, was
contemplated along the Delaware
coast, was reported on good au-
thority to be under consideration
in Washington, d. G. However,
u. S. Dist.-Atty John j. Morris,
Jr., who is representing the gov
eminent in condemnation proceed
ings to take "a acres of land there
and so acres more inland in the
Roxana section Of Sussex County,
said, 1T may be used for a game
refuge" but acknowledged that is
problematical. The other tract is
wanted by the federal government
to augment about 1000 acres in
that section already obtained for
reforestation purposes. A jury of
12 men was impaneled in the y. S.
District Court Monday in connec-
tion with the condemnation pro-
ceedings for a total of 104 acres
represented by the two tracts in
Sussex County. Conducted by Dep
uty u. S. Marshal S. B. Irwin Dun
can, the jury Monday began in
specting the land practice which
Judge John p Nields always in
sists upon in proceedings of this
kind as desirable in order to help
in arriving at a fair valuation.
Owners of the land had given op-
ton to sell for 81, 500 to the gov
eminent, Mr.. Morris said. and the
accepted. However,
because of the possibility Of the
title being defective, the federal
went into condemna-
tion proceedings to protect itself
from any danger of its ownership
being questioned at some future
time
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Rec
tor. Announces Services for Week

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor, makes the following announce
ments: This Thursday evening, 7.30
D. M, meeting of the Church Aid
and Rectory Society at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Farrell. Sunday next,
the seventeenth after Trinity 80
a. M, celebration of the Holy Com
munion; 10 a. m, Church School;
IL a. m, morning prayer and SER
mon upon the Damaged Soul. "
Wednesday, 7.30 p. M, short ser
vice and address.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
STATE BUDGET COMMISSION
Gives Study To Budget of State
School Board and Welfare Home

Gives Study To Budget of State
School Board and Welfare Home
The proposed budget of the
Board of Education for the COM
ing biennium was studied by the
Legislative Budget Commission
Monday morning. Monday after
noon representatives from the Mo
squito Control Commission and the
State House custodian were heard.
The commission heard represen-
tatives from the Girls Industrial
School at Claymont, the Colored
Girls Industrial School at Marshall
ton, and the Ferris Industrial
School. Monday afternoon the
State Library Commission and the
Forestry Department were heard.
The Old Age Welfare Commission
presented their budget yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
FREDERICK BOY is MARRIED
willard Roy Belts Weds Miss Doris
Schuman of Bowers Beach

Miss Doris Powell Schuman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schuman of South Bowers, and Mr..
Willard Roy Belts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Belts of Frederick,
were married on September 25 at
Milford by the Rev. Frank Herson.
The couple was attended by Miss
Margaret V. Belts, sister of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Albert Powell,
uncle of the bridegroom. After a
motor trip through New York and
PENNSYLVANIA Mr.. and Mrs. Belts
will live in Frederica.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
MISS HELEN SkRINAN WEUS
Hartly Girl, Formerly of Smyrna
School staff, Weds Martin CHM

The wedding of Miss Helen
Skrivan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Skrivan of Hartly, and
Mr.. Martin T. CHM, son of Mrs.
Elsie M. CHM of Wilmington, took
place on Saturday in Peninsula NJ
P. Church, Wilmington. there
were no attendants. On the,r re-
turn from a wedding trip - New
Mr.. and Mrs. CHM will
be at home at 1910 Delaware av-
enue, Wilmington The bride is a
graduate of the John Bassett Moore
School of Smyrna andl ater became
a member of the teaching staff
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
Local Baseball Fans Sought Rad.

The world series baseball games
started yesterday afternoon be-
tween the New York Yankees and
Chicago Cubs. Fans sought radio
wherever possible to take in the
game. The score was 8 to l in
favor of the New York Yankees.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
ElTE MEDICAL
,arIETY arn MEET
. Held at Dover Next
| I. I Oct. 11-l2, With
b. Fishbsin Speaker
|,pRIcEETT TO PRESIDE

r,--i. Fishbein, editor Of the
l1tT ! tss American Medical
", I Vii be a speaker At
...-.I .--,-. meeting Of the Medical
III I Delaware which will be
!,..dav I and Wednesday IF
r..s l.,l'- october i and ~ At
''I1 n Fishbein i a noted
.,l srd the Delaware Med
| TN a, / fortunate to obtain
| .naSis Ir services. Or. 2. \.
N i smyrna, is president Of
| n,rare Society and succeed
/ s,grng Dr. Fishbein for the
netting months ago. This
\ n NE hundred and forty
| annual meeting Of the Med
| adsty Of Delaware which will
| N h the New State House.
III Wallace Woodford of Do
| "A ofcially welcome the
a. of the society. Tuesday
H. will be devoted to scien-
1 a1srs given by doctors from
| [,i.iDtis and Baltimore. Doc
4 inn Delaware will discuss
| aDsr following its conclu-
Il Tuesday at noon a luncheon
! M Hotel Richardson will be
I tsr The State Society BY the
L County Medical Society. The
[-oon will be devoted to scien-
/ alers and discussions. Be
Z the hours Of 5 and 5 P. m.
-ltal picture The Birth Of q
|F vii be previewed by mem
! 4 The Society in order that it
d B. made available for exhibi-
En the motion picture theatres
Egt0ut the State. AT s p. m.
House Of Delegates Of the
Z Medical Society will meet to
|rit the bushes affairs Of the
|aiy and to elect officers for the
|E-g rear. Wednesday morning,
1al Z Will be given over to
liilesS Of the President Of the
|EF Dr.. Q. ]. Prickett, Of
Fza Dr.. Prickett will discuss
/ Medical Approach to Sex In
|11 in the Schools of Della
n At the conclusion Of the
ping session the Society Presi-
EN 1899 will be elected. We'd
m afternoon will again be
r 'Ver e scientific papers and
Fzols. The Woman's Auxil-
Fd the Medical Society will
| meet On Wednesday afternoon
Y entertained by moving pic
& aien by DR.. Carl Henry
El&l On a recent Mediterran-
TI'e' At s p. m. the mem
| q the Woman's Auxiliary
/ n tHe main body Of the
E-4 Society in a dinner at the
h l. richardson. DR.. Morris
/ [ editor Of the Journal Of
1s'lcan Medical Association
ll0nally known columnist
guest at this dinner. He
i. u q a subject Of vital i'm
-, - . every one. The public
'l . near him. Following
=. ~, y. D. Fishbein will speak
I nan National Health Program
hi silcan Medicine" This
!, public address for which
! =. y enarge and which will
\. 4''leSt !. to everyone. The
4 !. ! cordially invited ~ u
\. Il flshOein's address will
l, \. :. y NE New State House,
tsp p n. Wednesday, Oc-
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
'd'RO LONG TAKES BRrnr
1 ES,,'d Wednesday Afternoon 70
/, s'fet COnWeIl. of Can,do,,

] Wednesday Afternoon 70
\, s''et ! COnweIl, Of Camden
Margaret Elizabeth -[,l ~
~ ~ rler !, Of Mrs. Lucy '.
~ \ W Y he late Mr.. John &.
! N. Nh , canden, and Mr.. Rich.
n ,c.a c.ag, son Of Richard E.
/ es n.,'ia, ,a.aat' Longg Of smyr-
4 ~ sa'sled . Wednesday after
(abv i nome Of the brides
n J 7. ,a tas Rev. J. P. outten /, NJ Il
N rt'I3ner | pastor of fbe
4 ~ ;. Church. The bride ille
", velvet Y. with corsaee ~ of
|a,.s The wedding music i
/ n. y Miss Demarest i Tav- vii
Ta'c follou,asl " attendants. A
sg aud III .n ceremony.
~isynoor i .ue VIII spend
- AOiantic City.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
Frost Repo orted Tuesday Morning

Smyrna and vicinity had its first
louch Oh 1rost tuesday morning
wnen the thermometer dropped to
36 degrees. The frost was light
due to the high winds.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
MiddIetown Gets Grant of S2sy $50

MiddIetown Gets Grant of S28,880
An outright grant of S2S, $50 for
a power plant and water works i'm
provements in Middletown has been
approved by the PWA, Charles H.
Fleming, PWA engineer for Della
ware, has announced The esti-
mated cost of the project is $64,-
1T.
Smyrna times., 1938-10-06
~ KENT OFFICIAL

seks OBoa oierk Of the
|S9 7. '''lOther Term
n, aOnounce. 10 another
~. Uerk Of a. y a candi-
/ ra ticket - eace on the
\ ! eo'i... tae present ipc,,rS
n 3 a. ! most successful
II !. t'caapr,,.' been CONSCIENTIOUS t.i,, s
|aa srios' se Of his duties ''bas bas
~ n,etly NJ to business mas nas
ne q + the most s ten eflicioaa and
/ votsrsS M i the County has
\ b : ,.'onia,ss 4 Ak Kent viii do
| ssssr g. .aIesnWelI 1eri1 4 land and
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DIR. HAMMOND
SUCCUMBS HERE
Library of Congress Aide
Former Faculty Dean at
Cornell University.

DR.. william Alexander Hammond,
n. Library of Congress consultant in
philosophy and former dean of the
university faculty at Cornell, died at
a local nursing home Saturday fol-
lowing a brief illness.
First of a number of scholars to &C.
cept advisory appointments at the
Congressional Library, DR.. Hammond
continued his studies until eight days
ago. when he was taken Ill at his desk.
He was born at New Athens. Ohio,
May 20. 1861, son of Archibald and
Agnes Hammond. Graduated from
Harvard in 1885, he received his Phi. D.
degree from Leipzig in 1891. meanwhile
lecturing on the classics at Kings Col
lege, Canada, and elsewhere. He served
as assistant professor of ancient and
medieval philosophy at Cornell from
1892 to 1908. and was Sage professor
OF ancient philosophy there from 1908
TO 1890.
Literary Works.
DIR. Hammonds literary works in
cluded translations and commentaries
published in the Harvard Classical
Studies and in the Philosophical Re-
view, Of which latter periodical he was
co-editor He compiled photography
of Esthetics and of the Philosophy of
the Fine Arts and translate Aristotle S
Psychology.
Always active in every phase of uni
versity enterprise. he was chairman
of the Cornell Committees on Music
and Athletics. His academic affil-
ations included membership in the
American Philosophical Association
and the American Council Of Learned
Societies. He also belonged to the
Cosmos and Chevy Chase Clubs and
to Kappa Alpha and Phi Beta Kappa
Tribute From DR.. Putnam.
DR.. Herbert Putnam. librarian Of
Congress. this morning paid tribute
to DR.. Hammond: He was a very
great scholar. one of the kindliest
and gentlest of men, We shall miss
him sorely and remember him CRATE
fully"
Surviving relatives are two sons
Donald and John William Hammond.
and daughter-in-laW. widow of the
late Capt. Arthur Henley Hammond,
instructor at West Point. killed in a
polo accident several years ago
Funeral services will be held at
Lees funeral home, Massachusetts
avenue and Fourth street NE. this
afternoon at S o'clock. with interment
at Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia,
tomorrow.
DR.. Jacob Gould Schurman. presi-
dent Of Cornell from 1892 to 1920,
paid homage to Dr. Hammond today
in statement which read in part:
Our country loses ripe scholar
and a sound thinker. DR.. Hammond
served Cornell for 30 years and as
time went on he came to be uni
versally regarded as the most distin-
guished exponent of liberal culture
in the university. He welded
great influence not only over his COL
leagues but also over the students,
for he loved youth and understood
and sympathized with its ideals and
aspirations. He was active to
the very erd-f1elpful. intelligent,
loyal, a character of essential nobil-
ity, lovable nature that drew to him
all who knew him.
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DR.. F. J. WRIGHT DIES
AT PETERSBURG HOME
Member of Virginia Board of
Medical Examiners Ill
Only Short Time.

Medical Examiners Ill
Only Short Time.
BY tie Associated Press.
PETERSBURG, Va, May 9.--Dr.
Fletcher J. Wright. IS. member Of the
Virginia Board Of Medical Examiners,
died yesterday at his home here after
a brief illness.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at the grave in Blandford Gene
terry.
DR.. Wright, member Of the Execu-
tive Board of the Virginia tuberculosis
Association was born February 10,
1875. in Pittsylvania county. He was
graduated from the University College
of Medicine, which later was merged
with the Medical College Of Virginia
at Richmond. He was a past presi-
dent of the Alumni Association.
Prior to coming to Petersburg many
years ago. Dr. Wright practiced in
Front Royal. Va. He had been active
in State medical circles.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anne
Seay Wright, past president of the
State Medical Auxiliary; two sons. DR..
F. j. Wright, jr, and Dryden Wright;
one grandson. F. J. Wright, Sd, OF
Petersburg; a brother, Joseph Wright,
Nashville, Tenn, and two sisters, Miss
Susie Wright, Washington, and Mrs.
w. G. Hundley, Callands.
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fu Mrntnrtattt.

CREECY. CATHERINE. In sad and low
CATHERINE cREEcY; who passed away
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one laid to rest:
They who think Of her today
Are those who loved duh her v 5est
GEDDEs. PETER H. In sad but low
H GEDpEs. who passed saIu away s:@t thirts-two
' lis sf DE SSeag; H DzuoHT FER KATIE.
GREEN, WILLIAM. In sad but low
LIAM GREEN. who departed this life four
At home in the beautiful hills Of God.
. In the valley Of rest so fair
Some time. somewhere when my work Is
DE WI ~ DaJ s Hsst 1 Sss tH szos
R:%STz g fo*? !!!sisas 1 !s.;aa 5iSRs
years AS0 To-Day NJ" Frances II ESQ GREEN.
HILL. CoRDELIA HALL. In sad but
SysE HALE FILL Of who d ssss fsthd
life eight years ago. May 2. 1850.
She had . smile th bAi fssFy M SDs lSSsd
JENNINGS. LOUISA. Sacred to the
years ago today day Nay y' g. 1889 En f' '"'e'
As We loved her, 80 We miss her.
In our hearts she is always near.
Loved. remembered. longed-for always.
HER saM pF EonHR2 k GHp saRaH RICHARD
JOHNSON. HOMER. In sad and loving
remembrance Of my dear husband. HOMER
JOHNSON who departed this life one year
ago today. May y. 1887.
One sad year has passed away.
Another sun has set:
Still 1 love and long for YOU.
How can I ever forget?
When days are dark and friends are few.
Dear husband. how, I do miss you.
There may be friends who may be true.
HIS LOVING WIFE. EMMA JOHNSON.
LEDBETTEa. ELLEN E. tribute Of
and mother. ELLEN E. LEDBETTER. who
departed this life seven years ago today.
MAY Q. 1881.
What would we give to clasp her hand.
Her loving face to see;
To hear her voice. to see her smile.
HER hoW1N sef a adsa sna ANS
sTOCKETT. MARIE. tribute Of love
and deyo.ien to he memory oi my dear lear
away one year ago today. May 3. 1887.
shall never forget the day
When you left me all alone:
1t seems that when you went away
The sunshine left my home.
When time and sorrow are no more
And the mists have rolled away
God promised We shall meet again .
~ ofi aus ia aof0 JOSEPH
8TOCKETT.
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DEATHS REPORTED

Mary E Miller. 81 6,3 l. St Sc
Mary f. Knorleine 20. 1921 North Cap
ltol st.
Rosa Rosen hal. 30. 1740 Euclid St
George w. Johnson. 81. ~, G ST. ne
Helen B Martin. 81. 1926 Kjlbourne St
Blanche La Moure. so 1000 Woodlev road
Spencer N. Phillips. so. $40 Livingston ST.
Robert Stanley justin, months. IA De-
catur st.
Infant Of Rosa Kenroelian. 4 hours, Gall
linger Hospital.
Infant of James and Alice White 1 hour.
Columbia Hospital.
Jennie Bingham. 40. st. Ellzabeth's Hos
pita!.
Paul Jackson. 33. Home for the Aged and
Infrm
James Smith 30. Galinger Hospital.
Infant OF Maudette Adams. ) hours GAL
linger Hospital.
Infant Of Jessie Foster l hour Garfield
Hospital.
Infant Of Allie Mason. 30 minutes. GAL
llnger Hospital
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ARLINGTON RITES HELD
FOR COL. WILLIAMS
Commander of Marine Barracks
at Hampton Roads Died in
Norfolk Friday.

Col. Charles F. Williams, Sc. United
States Marine Corps. who died at the
Norfolk. Va, Naval Hospital on Friday,
was buried today in Arlington National
Cemetery. At the time Of his death
Col. Williams was commanding the
Marine Barracks at the Naval Operat-
ing Base, Hampton Roads, Va. He is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Catherine
Margaret Williams; two sons, Stewart
Williams of Huntington, W. Va, and
Ted Williams, II, and sister, Mrs.
John NJ Ellicott, wife of Capt. John
NJ Ellicott, U. S. NJ, retired.
Funeral services in Arlington were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. ZeBarney
Phillips, chaplain Of the Senate.
Honorary pallbearers were Col
w. P. Upshur, Col. E. w. Banker. Col.
C. B. Matthews. 1t Col c. H. Metcalf,
1t. Col. L. B. Stephenson and 1t. Col.
r. r. Wright.
During the latter part of his career,
Col. Williams served at the Marine
Barracks. Quantico, Va.
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR DR.. LEWIS PAYNE
Sret isl Dispatch to The Star.

Sret al Dlspatch TO The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md. May g.
ing for DR.. Lewis E. Payne, rs, of
LeonardtoWn in ST Aloysius' Catholic
Church. The Rev. Joseph Sheridan
Knight, S. j.. officiated and interment
was in the church cemetery.
DR.. Payne, graduate of Baltimore
City Dental School, is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ida Abel Payne, and
three children, DR.. Louis E. Payne of
Toledo. Ohio: Horace D. Payne Of
Miami. Okla. and Mrs Michael Jen-
kins of Budds Greek. Md
Mr. Payne died Friday night after
a weeks illness.