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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-01
BOATS,
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK AND RIDING HORSES, mules, po-
MES, saddles, brides, harness, hay: days
guarantee Rear 736 10Th st. sc.
OPPORTUNITY FOR OWNER to leave .
good saddle horses on farm In Loudon
County, Va: excellent accommodation and
experienced care in exchange for family
riding privileges. Phone WI 9lO0
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ROOMS-2 BATHS.
InEAI. FOR DOCTOR

1DIxAL |At wv S&s'
BEAUTIFUL NORTHWEST CORNER.
Very substantial centre-hall-plan brick
home. 4 separate bedrooms, 2 tiled baths,
breakfast rm., large recreation rm. fire
dition Cali Mr.. EweI. DIXIE REALTY
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRTTERS, adding machines, etc.
Rentals and repairs All makes. American
Typewriter Co., 1431 E. Capitol St. Ii.
00S2 Open evenings
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PIANO. slightly used, full keyboard, Wur-
liter spinet; in very good condition: S195;
terms. Republic 6212. Kits, 1880 G st.
tmiddle of the block
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YATES GARDEN.

In old Alexandria, Va, there is a 6-rm..
2-bath. garage home about 1 year old now
available. 1t has random plank flooring,
open fireplace, built-in bookshelves,
screened living porch and lovely walled
garden. Price, S9,250. Call Adams 6623
or Emerson BOIL
EDW. r. CARR,
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FURNISHED, twin beds, private bath, un-
limited phone: bus at door; employed girls
only; Christian, Protestant. Woodley 5497.
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GERATORS-Deep-cut sacrifices on
hunoredS OF refrigerators. We have the
largest display in WASHINGTON and guaran-
tee not to be undersold We have a group
OF general Electric, Frigidaire. Westing-
mouse, CROSBY, kelyinator, Norge, Leonard
Coldspot, used, as low as $40; immcdiate
deliveries: easy terms; liberal tIaoe-in
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

BIOS 41st ST. NV.
Detached, large lot shrubbery bed
rms. living rm., dining nm, kitchen, bath,
screened porches.
Furnished ------- Sl5O per mo.
UNFINISHED Sl25 per mo.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO,
0lS 18th St NV. MA. 1857.
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r. w. HORAD,

WANTED-5 AND 6 ROOM
HOUSES, UNFINISHED,
ARLINGTON AND ALEXAN-
DRIA VICINITIES PRE-
FERRED, FOR PERMANENT
EMPLOYEES OF MAJOR AIR
+! LINES. PHONE RE. 7085,
EXT. 27O.
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CLCTHING--Highest prices paid FOR mems
usso Clothing. Berman's. 1922 7th st. NV
ME. 3167 Open eve VIII call
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6-rm. and bath home near Eastern High
School, close to rapid transportation. Ideal
family residence, only $3.50: liberal terms
Phone Mr.. Burr at Michigan COTS or
office Of
PAUL P. STONE,
5000 Conn Ave Ordwav 2244
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APARTMENTS UhFURhlsntp.

APARTMENTS uNFURklsHED.
(Continued)
SHa n,5 g LAFa osna hooMs
cleo. and heat. Phone co. 1878.
5229 KANSAS AVE. N.w-3 ROOMS,
semi-private bath. gentle home: refer
e fdr s,a reasonable; employed couple. Tay-
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
APT PHILIP Ifpi g. PA AF ATE Ri Re- se 81 $50
$50 18th ST. Sc.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath; p GiNsts
adults only: good references required.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH, FUR
nished apartment. Arlington, convenient
bns lines; available Immediately. D1. 3sl6
a1ter pm.
nished; gas, elec.i $40 month. Call
Glebe 5271.
LARGE BROOM APT. GARAGE, PRAc-
tically new; near bus schools s72.5o mo.
AVAILABLE NOW, EMPLOYED COUPLE
only. . rooms (unfurn.). kitchen and bath;
close to bus $50 61o7 43rd ave. Hyatss-
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
3 ROOMS AND BATH 5000 CONN. AVE-
~ o sell EN- Gr s sFade t saen Ss house
HOUSES FURNISHED.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE IN
garden. garage; S1s5. Wisconsin 1923.
BEDRMs, BATHS. ATTRACT. FURN.,
incl. linens, garage. fireplace in master
fast rm., oil heat, lily pond, Diet, brick;
lower 18th st. NV, adj. Rock Creek PARK;
10 min downtn.; short or long lease: $3.50
mo. co. 0203.
261O WCoDLEY PL. NW.-9-RM. AND
at house or THOS. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC,
738 18th st. NV DI. $3.50.
WANTED-COUPLE TO SHARE FUR
nished home with couple; util furn. gen.
tiles only; no children; S35 per mo.
BRIGHTwOoD.
8 Rms. Bath. OH Heat. 3 Porches, GARAGE.
MURRAY CO., MA. 1866.
GLOVER PARK
Three bedrms.. bath. . screened porches;
near bus service and schools; available i'm
mediately. Call Mrs. Hill. SANDOZ, INC.
2 Dupont Circle, DU. 1924.
BETHESDA. MD.
Two-story, modern brick home. large
L. 6. WHITE. Real Estate.
71oi Wis Ave WI 1900. +.
CoLcRED-LOvELY Def. BUNGALOW 4
completely furn. rooms and bath front
$50 pm. s45 mo SOP 44th ST. ne
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PIANO-You can take over a very fine
payments without carrying charge 50
private piano lessons included with this
one. Act quickly Lester Pianos, Inc,
1871 q St n " Onnn nrnS
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FURNrTURE-Would like to purchase at
Republic 1872. g.
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kinds, maximum cash prices; brio -hrec,
china. Call any time. RE. 1904 NE. 5317.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
Continued.

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. caIcuia-
tors, all makes, any condition; cash paid.
sun. co. 1925: weekdays DI. 1872.
BEDROOM and all kinds Of furniture. We
pont se un tas 1op pr ca pempt serve
DO moving and hauling.
eF l59 SnfIoI. Lying room ed pieces q any
After pm. RA. 7s77.N ~ 'aH IVA 'S'o'
BEDROOM SUITES, ofice furniture din.
ana living room suites. cleo. refrigerators,
glassware and russ. DU. O513. 14'
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture
fSeai 6Pis II sfoRsEw WE p9 Nov
ssa!AaGHssss' Prices gsla 70. St n en-
f 81 sf SssshR 5D. 5ss ". T iRs 81. St NV
FURNITURE WANTED AT oNcE-We buy
an kinds; also elec. rets,. stoves, tools,
moving and storage. FIR. 2S07
Household Furnishings Of all
china Call any time. RE. 1904. NE. 5s17.
FURNrTURE-would Ike to purchase at
a Rnfs Al sS7g piano. Must be reasonSe.e
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware,
prices paid Call Murray, Taylor 1898.
GARDEN FURNITURE, stone benches,
be good condition, reasonable. North 24i@.
%
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair: hemstitching buttons covered.
pleating. 917 st. RE. 1900, RE. 1911.
SEWING MACHINES-Will pay cash for
any make, treadles or cleo. Renting, re-
pairing. 2412 18th ST.. NV. CO. 3245.
USED CASH REGISTER wanted for filling
station. Will pay cash. Phone CHI. 1881.
WANTED-Jewelry, diamonds. shotguns.
typewriters, cameras, binoculars and mems
clothing. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Max
zweiS, 937 D NV. ME. 9113.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sIL.
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWFLRY WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN. INC. so YEARS AT 935 r.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry; full cash value paid.
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LARGE BEDROOM.

Young employed couple have available
large bedroom, adjoining bath, maple fur
niture, radio, unlim. phi: two Govt. girls,
gentiles only: no other roomers: $50 mo.
each Err 4nSR.
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PIANO. used Estey Sheraton model con-
sole spinet. S1q5: real value when you
consider that this type of instrument now
sells new for about S345; easy terms. Kits,
appointments arranged. Cali Republic 62I2
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PIANO-A good used piano is better than
a cheap new one. This floor sample
Betsy Ross spinet can be yours by as
suming monthly payments without
CARRYING charge Act promptly. Lester
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, R 7 Reds. White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, $40 X s.. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
U. S. APPROVED. blocd-tested chicks
y. H. Reds. B. Rocks, large-type Leghorns,
$40 per hundred. drcklngs turkey poults
and goslingsA Full line Jamesway poultry
equipment. l. z. Beach Hatchery. Norbeck,
Nd. Ashton Abb. Open Sundays.
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all kinds; also cleo. retg, stoves tools
pianos. etc; day or night, We also do
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
Guided; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
1909 14th ST NV COLUMBIA 1881.
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ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, caicuIa-
| tors, all makes, any condition: cash paid
sun. CO.. 1925: weekdays DI. 1872.
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So. 000-NR. 18th AND EAST CAPITOL
Arranged for = families; 2 tiled baths,
recreation room. oil heat: house only four
years old: substantial cash. MA. 1913.
Ss,250-STANTON PARK-ARRANGED
for families oil heat, gear garage: con-
venient to everything; terms. MA. 1913.
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BENDIX

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save. Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
$685. GEORGIA AVE SH. 2299.
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BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
contents of apts. or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. ia. 2937. .
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spinets,
Erands and small uprights at low monthly
rates; or, if you think you may buy later.
you can obtain one on our special purchase
rental plan. Kits, 1880 G st. middle of
the block. Evening appoin tments ar
ranged Call Republic 6212
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BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture din
ana living room suites. cleo refrigerat tors
glassware and russ. DU 05l3 l4s
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Three bedrms. bath . screened porches:
rear bus service and schools; available i'm
nediately. Call Mrs. Hill. SANDOZ, INC.
rAI.x.,xnt 1o2A
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SLCFHING-Better prices paid for mems
Dl. 6769. Open eve Will call
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PIANO. Steinway grand. Sl7O: dining set,
sol; Frigid.. q, S95. 44O412 Georgia
ave, phone GE. 9S19. /"
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CALL HILLSIDE 021Q-Nice room for sober
gentleman. Private home. 20 min. down.
town. Bus l block. 10c. Gentle.
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An-brick home on corner lot, large liv-
ing, dining rooms, de luxe kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms. , beautiful tile baths. large
foored ATTIC: automatic heat: a real bar
gam: attached garage. LESLIE D. MFA-
SEII. WO. 1921. 1927 Eve.
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NO EXAGGERATED CLAIMS
CAPITOL HILL

S15,50O-2-story, S-room brick with S
bedrooms, modern tile bath on each floor,
garage; 30-foot alley; all rooms light, well
ventilated. high ceilings: Il block from
new congressional Library and st. Mark s
Church. Call BOSS & PHELPS. MA. 1900.
Sunday and evenings MI. Condit. OR. 212l.
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FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware
rugs, silverware, paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1898
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OIL BURNER. ID: three 275-gaI oil tanks;
two apart metal cafe sinks. Wisconsin
6271
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Garn nf Thanks

SCOTT. MARJORIE ELvIN. The family
Of the late MARJORIE EvIN SCOTT wish
to express their appreciation to their many
expressions of sympathy offered during
their recent bereavement
MOTHER AND BROTHERS.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
In Mrntnriant

WOOD, CORA J. Departed this life
three years ago today, December 20, 1899
Gone: but not forgotten
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
GRAY, MARY f. tribute of love to
MARY E GRAY who passed int into ',sHs1sa eternal
frest four years ago today, December 90,
1888.
Gone, dear mother. gone forever,
But you left us to remember
None on earth can take your place.
M Bpt death has left loneliness
DEVorE1 W. Ef'a ausRAND fsP payeT sdn a. CHILDREN
SIMPSON. JAMES FRANK. In lovine
memory OF our dear grandfather, JAMES
FRANK SIMPSON. who passed away one
year ago today, December 20, 1911
You are zone but not forgotten.
HIS DEVOTED GRANDCHILDREN. LEONA
wAsHINGToN, JAMES M. In memory
N NJ WAsHINGTqN, 51S who passed. wsy one
Let us think OF him today
Sleeping, resting, Just away:
Resting where no shadows fall
In perfect peace he awaits us all
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CURTIS. LAWRENCE B. Sacred to the
bIAWRENcE B Curtis. o'ra Who passed sdS9aHa; away
God hath not promised
JOY without sorrow.
Peace without pain.
But God hath promised
Strength for the day,
Light, for the way.
Grace for the trials,
Help from above,
Unfalling sympathy,
PARTHEN1A W. CURTIS.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Dr.. Charles Smithson Dies;
Widely Known Dentist

Funeral services for DR.. Charles
F. Smithson, who died Friday after
noon at his home, 1884 Rhode Island
avenue NV, will be conducted there
at noon tomorrow. Burial will be in
the Pine Grove Cemetery, Mt. Airy,
Md.
One Of the most widely known
dentists Of the South, DR.. Smithson
bought home here a few years ago
and had planned an early retire
ment from his profession.
Born in Rocky Mount, N. c., on
January 8, 1874, he practiced den
tistry continuously for Al years in
Charlotte, N. C. He was educated
at Rocky Mount and at the Oak
Ridge Military Academy and was
an honor graduate and vice presi-
dent of his class at the University
of Maryland School of Dentistry in
1901. He was past president and
life member of the North Carolina
Dental Society, past president of
the Charlotte Dental Society and a
life member Of the American Dental
Association.
DR.. Smithson is survived by his
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Mrs. Annie Goodwin S
Services 10
Be Held Tomorrow
White House Aides,
Commissioner Young
Among PoIIbeorers

Pallbearers were named last night
for the funeral of Mrs. Annie God
win, 80, widow of Harry Post Cod
win, former city editor of The Eve
ming Star. and the mother of four
sons, including Earl Goodwin, radio
news commentator.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, with private burial services in
Rock Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers
will be Commissioner j. Russell
Young, Stephen T. Early, Marvin H.
Mcintyre, William D. Hassett, Labert
st, Clair J. P. Yoder, Howard Acton,
James w. Bryan. A. j. Montgomery
and Claude A. Mahoney.
Mrs. Goodwin, who came here as a
bride in 1880 and lived in a house
on the site of the present Supreme
Court Building, knew celebrities of
that era to the present. Her health
failed more than a year ago, and
she died early yesterday at Oak Re-
treat, 1901 Park road NV.
Besides Earl Goodwin, the sons
surviving are Stuart Goodwin, en-
ploye OF the Bureau of Economic
Warfare; Frank Goodwin, an artist
OF New York, and Harold Goodwin of
the Office of Civilian Defense for
the District and several grandchil-
dren.
Evening star., 1942-12-20

People in England are being urged
to gather all the fruit they can and
to can all they gather.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Cadet Hugh Carleton, Jr.,
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Aviation
Cadet Hugh Edward Carleton, jr., of
Washington, a member of the United
States Naval Reserves who was killed
in a plane crash December Is at
Corpus Christi, Tex, will be held at
$40 am. tomorrow in st. AIMS
Catholic Church here. Burial with
full military honors will be in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Honorary palbearers, all friends
of Cadet Carleton, will be 1t. Walter
Nicholson, U. S. A.; Aviation Cadet
Robert Grisset, U. S. N. r.: Aviation
Cadet Ralph Rinaldi, Aviation Cadet
Merle Curtis, U. S. N. R.; Yeoman
William Grant, U. S. N. r., and
Robert Dooling.
Aviation Cadet Carleton is sur
vived by his mother. Mrs. Hugh E.
Carleton, 1922 Veazey street NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
William B. Snyder Dies;
ShepherdstoWn Editor
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
SHEPHERDSTOWN. w. Va, Dec.
19.-William B. Snyder, So, editor
and publisher since 1885 OF the
ShepherdstoWn Register, a weekly
newspaper here which his father.
the late Harry L. Snyder, founded
and published for more than SO
years, died at his home tonight
after three-weeks' illness.
In addition to his newspaper work
he was postmaster at the time of his
death. He was a Mason and was
active in American Legion work and
in music circles. He was a graduate
of Shepherd College here
In addition to his widow, Mrs.
Martha L, Snyder, he is survived by
three children, Mrs. John B. Schlev.
Miss Coco Snyder and William B.
Snyder, jr, of Shepherdstown; three
sisters, Mrs. L. M. Lynch of Gordon
City. Long Island, Miss Rachael
Snyder and Mrs. H. L. Lyme of this
city, and one brother, 1t. H. l..
Snyder, U. S. NJ, stationed in New
York.
Services will be held at the home
at pm. Monday Burial will be
IN ElmWood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Death Of Mrs. Hall
Recalls Staying
Of 70 Years Ago
HuII-MiIIs Murder
Oae of Most Lurid
In Nations Annals
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Dec.
19-Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, the
aristocratic principal Of the Halls
Mills murder case, one of America s
most celebrated crimes, died today.
She was 70.
The murder 20 years ago of her
husband, the Rev Edward Wheeler
Hail. and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, at
tractive young choir singer in his
fashionable New Brunswick church,
evoked enormous interest in the Ma
ton. The trial four years later of
Mrs. Hall and ner two brothers, Will
lie and Henry Stevens, was a SEN
sation.
The three were acquitted and
the Halls-Mills case remains today
one of crimes major unsolved mys-
teries.
Many Angles to Case.
The case contained virtually every
element the morbid or the crime
connoisseur could desire.
The middle-aged rector and the
church sections wife were found
neatly laid out beneath a crab
apple tree on De Russey's lane, a
lovers trysting place.
The clergyman's calling card was
carefully placed against his heel:
the couples love letters were strewn
about the scene. The woman had
been shot three times and her
throat slashed; the clergyman had
been shot once.
The police inquiry got nowhere.
Four years later the case was
revived and Mrs. Hall, wealthy
granddaughter of one of George
Washington's aides, and the two
Stevens brothers went on trial
Public interest ran so high that
300 newspaper writer's and photo
graphers went to Somerville to re-
port the trial. They sent from
100000 to 100000 words of news
daily for the month it lasted.
Mrs. Hall, 18 years the senior of
her husband, denied all the charges
and disdainfully rejected the States
contention her husband was un-
faithful.
"Pig Woman" Testified.
There were 200 witnesses, but
none to compare with Mrs. Jane
Gibson, the Pig Woman" who made
dramatic appearance on her
death bed (she lived for four more
years. and in a graVelike voice testj-
fled from a hospital cot brought into
court past gaping spectators.
She was riding on her mule. Jenny,
down De Russey's lane the night of
the murder, she said, looking for
corn thieves when she heard shots
and saw Mrs. Hall kneeling over the
bodies.
Henry Stevens died in 1899. Willie
Stevens, the eccentric brother who
resided with his sister, is ailing and
spends most of his time puttering in
the garden instead of on the streets
or in fire houses, his favorite haunts
Henry Carpenter, their cousin who
was indicted but granted a sever
ance of trial, died in 1885. His in
dictment was quashed
James Mills, the church sexton.
lives. He never had much to say
since his wife left their drab home
the night of September IA. 1922,
and he asked where she was going
Follow me and find out" she
flung back.
Evening star., 1942-12-20

,,rSa SMITH, " a,oE NELLIE A., Suddenly. on, Sat-
;SG. n,, 7th St: s., NELLIE A; SMITH, be-
v,1I Funeral y Ps p from the chapel of P. a Taita
invited rnss4men Fel5stEss oeasr fnH H
Cemetery 81
SMITHsON, DIR. CHARLES FRANKLIN.
gu hrodeniyt i1 D, on c Frlday ri W. DECEMBER Is 1912
loved husband of Motto B. smithson and
father of Charles F. Smithson, jr. He
also is is survived by two brothers George
Henry Edwards and Mrs. Fred Whiticher.
eP PPuneral services at his late residence
fSse beeemFaT Rhode Island ave ave- NV on MONDAY
Grove Cemetery, Mount Airy, S Nd. 20 n''
TAYLOR, J. PAUL. Departed this life
after a. brief Illness on Thursday, December
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Rollins funeral home
=. THOMAS, ELIZABETH. Departed this
nte on Friday December 1s, 1912. at her
ELizABETH THOMAS s. wife wife a. Of ',fs the iate m
joseph Thomas, mother of Preston Thomas
Wamy GNomy RaIT Grd bemd the late Alberta Easton
and Joseph, Thomas, jp. She also leaves
to mourn their loss one son, a grandson.
Baiiy: two daughter%seinia SIN Viola Viola Thomas onss
fIi snd pearl Thomas; host of relatives and
Garner sons fsneTa Sos at GeoFss
Funeral on Tuesday, December -, at
pm. from Ebenezer NJ e Church 4th
and D SITS. Sc. Interment Payne Gem
NERBEECK. BERTHA DECKERs. On
PEdkEps rTE5day DeeHm5eE TTp n Evcx Is La BERTHA
GuStave verbeeck and mother Of Jack A.
Funeral services at Timothy Hanlon
funeral home, 1891 Georgia ave. NV. on
Monday, December u. at $40 am
ts, Reaulem mass at . am, at the Holy Name
Ghqrch GPgdc 11;l ~ tn and stS ne Intermept
invited.
WATSON, MARY L.. On Saturday De-
ST. NARY a! l. heE WAsoN Ffs5snce wife fois Of
George T. Watson.
. Funeral and interment Suffolk, Va
wH.sMAN. JAMES C. On Thursday,
Services at Chambers funeral home. 400
Chapin st. NV. on Monday, December 21.
at III am. Interment private.
WILKERsoN, EsTELLE. Departed this
NE lbert Frdsy: ;I1ss:s December Is 1912 after
ST. NV, EsTELLE wILKERsoN She Us IS
survived by a sister. Mrs. Ida Renfro; two
brothers-in-law law, Mr.. Elmer Lewis and
Harry Renfro, one ster-in-law, Mrs
relatives, and friends Remains resting at
1915 9Th st. s.W. Monday, December 81
after 4 pm
Funeral Tuesday December -, at
. m, from. Zion Baptist Church St
between 3rd anJ 4th sts sw., Rev A. j
Memorial Cemetery. Arransements !i''Io by
Barnes & Matthews. 2l
Evening star., 1942-12-20

wife, Mrs. Motto B. Smithson Of
Mount Airy, Nd: a son, Charles F.
Smithson, jr.;; two sisters, Mrs.
Henry Edwards of Rocky Mount and
Mrs. Fred Whitaker of Columbus,
Ga, and two brothers, william
Smithson Of Wilmington, N. c., and
George Smithson of Rocky Mount.