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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

agony Pablo must have suffered nching 1t by spasmodc
degrees upward toward that shrine.
Pablo and Juan Sanchez were born joined back-to-
back. Their devotion to each other remarkable No
could feel sorry for them They laughed all the
time gay and unself conscious couple you could
imagine - that u.s. until Juan contracted pneumonia.
Everyone thought If Juan died then Pablo would too.
left cripple.
Il sent them by company plane to the hospital and
hundred times heard Pablo that he wished to go
with Juan if his brother died.
Everyone cried in the hospital they talked with
the youth but by that time he seemed uncommony cheerful
"One OF the nurses thought this strange. Don't
you miss Juan, Pabo she asked her patient anxousy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

II thought you knew said Pablo, this is my birth
day and l this climb every year
meet my brother On birthday he at dusk to
me in the shadow of this cross
Pablo" said Bragdon, your brother has been dead
years"
Isl Senior" whispered the crippled boy, but / have
him here each year since the doctors him
away from my body. That the arrangement he had
with when he died in the hospital in Santiago Juan
has failed me. ! waiting for him He
will be here when the goes down"
Bragdon, who had known the boys family for years
and the tragic history of the famous Indian "Siamese
Twins Pablo and Juan, who had been separated by
operation when the latter about to die of pneumonia
did not challenge the youth further.
Il didn't have the heart" he said later in his club in
Valparaiso where he arrived a weeks ago such
faith have never before. II like something
bright and wonderful shining forth from that bronze
boys pain twisted face
1T took me two days holding on to mules tail to
make the climb, and I'm cripple Just think of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

dilation begins again as the day wanes
If anyone lives in the country
during the Summer months, he will
have no need for clock in the early
morning for bird songs tell time.
According TO the naturalists sched-
ule the chaffinch begins to sing about
1880 A. NJ, and the blackcap starts
an hour later.
From 2:30 to 800 the quail
whistle, with hedge sparrows following
them in about half an hour
Then come the blackbirds, after
which the larks take over until the
English sparrows chirp up at five
O'Clock. After that, a regular sym
phony is heard for an hour or two,
when the songsters begin their daily
routine.
Migratory birds know not only the
need for their journeys, but the fixed
Itch the feathered creatures seem to
restlessness.
zen though wounded, will somehow
ton. wild goose, with manned
vely setting out on foot TO make his
Is OF miles over land and sea, whom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

Fee. Fee How To Tell Time e 3
By Watching Animals

THE general idea Of time which all
living things have is perhaps
y strongest in domestic animals.
Dogs, cats, horses, donkeys and
other creatures that know certain
days in the week and hours in the
day without clocks or calendars may
be guided by little things that we do
not observe but they do.
On the other hand, they may even
feel the position OF the sun, though
II can not be seen
Horses are great observers Of time.
One, belonging to a newspaper carrier
in England, always stopped the wagon
at the right doors. But this was not
all There were two people, living in
different localities, who paid for
weekly paper between them. taking il,
by turns 10 read first. The smart
horse soon discovered this. and would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

stop week at The first address the following week
at the other.
II is possible for anyone TO learn the hour
and birds II there is cat in the house the fene's
eyes VIII tell the time Of day From tabby's eyes
grow gradually narrower up IL noon when they be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

one day. Yes, l
do miss him. he
said, but I will
see him every year
under the cross on
A C o n C aqua. He
will come or our
birthday when the
sun goes down, and
we will talk again
together and be
happy for a few
hours, as long as
he can stay
Pablo" said
Bragdon. missed
the first year be-
cause of his con-
dition but on the
second he was TAX
EN- up the peak by
his parents. They
would never tell
anyone what they
saw"
=" A n you"
asked one of his
listeners in the
club, what did you
see ?"
The copper ex-
ecutive pondered
the question for a
moment.
well" Brag-
don said finally, Il
have never been
one to believe in
ghosts, but what
I saw just about
shook me to pieces.
I waited on with
Pablo until the sun
went down. Pablo
was nervous and
KIP e C I a n I. He
bobbed around on
his crutch a lot as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

At last he had
reached his goal.
The crippled boy
sat down on a
stone. He had sew
eral hours yet TO
wait.
T h e b ARE n
parched land atop
tn e OF d volcano
stretched in desc
late Jagged acres
of blackened grass
and stones.
The boy, who
thought he w a s
alone, was startled
when he heard the
sudden hail Of a
white man.
Hi, Pablo" he
s a d, III ow on
earth did you ever
get up here on
your crutch ? Are
you all rig hit?
l don't see how you
made it."
Senior B r a G.
d o n " exclaimed
the boy. What are
you doing this far
up on Aconca-
qua ?"
a." I'm on m y
way to the valley"
said the white
man, E. l.. Brag-
don, manager of
the Copita Copper
Company. TITS a
I oug h C linn b. I
stopped off just a
moment to catch
my breath, when l
you. Why
are you here, my
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Marriage is neither Heaven nor He'll.
II is simply purgatory.
Abraham Lincoln.

IUMAN nature, at it's best, is a funny thing - b
- seen through petitions In divorce actions, IL is
lively battling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
We ore sorry!

4 October II. 1913
The century voice., 1943-10-01
Letters To The Editor

The writer's did send these letters for publication but
for the excelency OF each, publishing them.
250S E. 5otf ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Editor, Century Voice.
Dear Mr. Huddeston, Jr
Enclosed find little money for The Voice. With the
Voice and the Advance Dispatch get the Of
home and state (Nssissippi).
We think this is the third copy received; they all
news clean and good Our father here being cared for by
u.s. toing church and school work many long years
months and days feeble sick and still years and
wishes for the religious educational work of the
which he abored long. Your newly journal is quite
soothing and helpful to him.
We have been up here quite 25 years and only re
member the older Ministers Teachers, etc. and pleas
memories they We proud of your paper and
would be proud to see it daily
Father sends love and good wishes to all, especially the
church and school which the pride of his work for
many years.
Tell all the young folks old folks also you
doing to continue in the fight Let win this We
The century voice., 1943-10-01
eth Faith Hope and Charity but the greatest OF these IS
Charity this greatly enjoyed

Sunday October H. 1o43 the last Sunday IN the Con-
ference for Rev. F. NJ Smith pastor OF Bethel ANIL Church
Rev. Mrs Smith rendered valuable and sacrifcia
services Bethel and Yazoo City for nine and the mem
bers Of Bethel and friends trusting the Bishop will return
him for another year. The church program moved smooth
during the year and all claims have been taken care OF IN
commenabe way Just before leaving for the Conference
Rev Smith stated Century Voice representative that his
work for this year has been pleasant and asked that
express their deep gratitude the friends OF lazoo City who
have done much help in the churchs efforts The Con
ference scheduled in Jackson during the week OF
October 18th and expected be OF the best for many
years.
The century voice., 1943-10-01

the type of service you desire.
These conditions are caused by the and the fact
that you money pay for what want does not
alter the situation.
Your burial association has also been affected by the
war Materials are hard get; oitmes must accept
substitutes with no reduction in prices.
These are conditions over which we have control
and asking all agents to bear with us and explain
to members for any CHANGES which may occur from
time time As far possible the Century Burial Assoca-
ton will always maintain its high type OF service and mer-
chandise ~
The century voice., 1943-10-01

St Stephen Methodist Church of which Rev. I. NJ
Webb pastor in the midst of its last effort round
the Conference grand Most OF the claims have
have been cared for and there only major claim to be
cleared The members hard work relieve themselves
OF this obligation by Sunday October a. 1913 The Annual
Conference will in Jackson Mississippi the first week
in November.
The century voice., 1943-10-01
C M u II C Ut e S

Antioch Baptist Church preparing celebrate
Anniversary Sunday October 81 945 This expected
be big day for Antioch Many churches have been invited
with speakers represent each Notwithstanding the ration
ing food the good members of this church will plenty
dinner the ground they plan all day session
The program has already been made up and from all ndca
tons this will be day of great rejoicing.
The century voice., 1943-10-01
Notice To All Century Members

Your grocer can't furnish, at all times, exactly what and
as much you want
Your druggist can't furnish many OF the items you want
and accustomed to buying.
Your public facilities for transportation can't give you
The century voice., 1943-10-01

Mt Vernon Baptist Church is keeping spiritually alive
feeding upon the excellent of its pastor Rev r.
anderson His for October services Nov Abd-
The century voice., 1943-10-01

EDITORS NOTE We regret that we failed give an
activities colored the South
Pacific and shall be the alert that far
possible all major activities get consideration We thank
Pic McCee for his letter for calling attention this
omission
The century voice., 1943-10-01

really believe we this will be better world We
nave often heard father petition God to help us to live
SO that the world will be better by having lived in it God
grant It, he world shakes from center to circumfer-
ence and those who do stop think no thinking
sense they like white sepulchre full of some dead
bones You are right, tell people wake from slumber
tor sleeping is dangerous.
Yours,
Mrs. Riverlee Williams g. Mrs Hattie Hanna
Children
Pic John W. McGee,
340452l0
% Engr. Regt. APO.
o2S Go P Master
San Francisco, USA
September 10th
Editor, The Century Voice.
Iazoo City. Miss. GSA
Dear Sir
Just received Your issue of June. ! noticed YOU omit
ted the activities OF the coored troops in South West Pa
ee however want you know your paper really gives
me courage to face the future
ours very truly,
Ino. w. McGee.
Home Address-207 South 9Th Street
Laurel Mississippi. s
Evening star., 1943-09-06
In mpntnriant

CURRY. LARNELL X. In sad but low
Ing StIpRy e our ho de.9ted son
ysers ago, September 5. 1897.
To-Day. tomorrow and always We will
remember thee. THE FAMILY.
GRAVES, sALLIE. In sad but loving
remembran of our dear mother. sALLIE
GRAVES, who passed away six years ago
today, September 6, 1887
Al. we love her. so we miss her
In our hearts she is always near, ear
S many SHE HER CHILDREN.
JONES, MARY NJ. A tribute of love to
the memory OF our Dear mother, MARY Nj
September 6. 1889.
God gave us a wonderful mothdr
She was one who never grew old;
God MADE her smile as the sunshine.
He made her heart Of pure gold.
Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping,
urJil we reach that blessed shore;
Then, Q Master, letNus have her
ana '0Ve Aef Il HER Ms eaa uarIpREN. 1f5RIs
LAWRENCE. GEORGE: In sacred mem
eIy Of our beloved husband and father.
aAWaaNcF T. as wfF III Asp Son
SMITH. EDITH FRANCES. In sad but
& e. ass ss:sr SEpTH ssR4seSs sMfta
Gay, September 6. 1898.
Nothing can take away
rond as eTs nss4 s"sfy hSa dfs aay
Remembrance keeps her near.
FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTER, CLIFF
TON. AMANDA AND DORIS SMITH.
WASHINGTON. MAMIE WARE. In
loving memory of our dear mother. NAN
ME WARE WASHINGTON, who departed
this life two years ago today, septem-
Mother. visions of her eer beholding,
Mindful OF our greatest loss:
Faithful, guiding, love enfoldinS.
Cliff9ing to the rugged cross
How We miss her. blest be the days Of yore,
She held place none else can I'LL
Though lonely here, It's sweet to know
Her tender love surrounds Us still
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILE--6 choice sites with n1onu-
n1ent privilegst, near front entrance; $3.50
below list price. DU. 7466.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
Philippines Approve New
Constitution Jops Soy
e the Associated Press

Sy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-The Japa-
nese radio asserted yesterday that
a draft of the constitution of the
Philippines had been approved and
signed by the philippine Independ-
ence Preparatory Commission" at
Manila.
An amplified report of the sign
ing ceremony. recorded by United
States Government monitors, quot
ed Jose Laurel. president of the
commission, as hailing the draft as
the best and most convincing evi-
dence that Japan is determined to
liberate the Filipino people"
Evening star., 1943-09-06

LEE CAMPBELL, secretary.
COLE, WILLIAM A.. On Thursday, Sep,
tsnbe1 P = WftAM a4i n a his coEa 5sidenas son of ths
Of Marie j. Cole, father Of Ruth Nj, Page
John r. ir; Robert and Horace Cole. He
also leaves host OF other relatives and
friends. The late MI Cole ma, may be viewed e,
Funeral a on Tassdsy mssgasIat ssp,smpeT cnres st
Memorial Cemetery. Services by stewart $
funeral home, so H st. ne
te%es. cssa. lssa cAsgEE n s.t1rd,C Il GRAie s.o
Royal. Va: and Loretta F: Boyd Of Los
trsa nsss snd gaia Msds and t:hsl Of tseT
Burfey and .Marsuerite, 1. Hanson,
Funeral from Maddox funeral al, home. h,
!. at. $50 pm: 1nterment Prospect Hill
Cemstery. Front Royal. Va. 8
DAWSON. GRACE SMITH. On Mon
dsy, September 8; 1943. at Garfield Hos
st. pa sfasf afs sm'n Of the ags1n afs %am " Bosd
Rsmsns ana Teatne me'nsF s f fbe n a hines Co.
Incarnation Church. Newton and Center
sts. NV. on Wednesday septemeer g. at
baltimore. No. '
life Or Saturday ssptember !. ia4a, Il 4
Ger DoRasY Beloved s Eye daasht s Of %
and Rosa Dorsey sister of Rosetta and
Ronnie Dorsey. She also leaves other rela-
ine te Remains @ sn RESTING i % at the John r Rhines
q Co funeral home. gro ana Eye sts: s&iw:, &
until Monde nss ssptemser g. at pm, then
Funeral Tuesday, September :, at 30
Pm. from the above residence. 1nterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
FRANKLIN. CHARLES. On THURSDAY.
September >, l943. CHARLES FRANKLIN
Of 4244 Meade place ne husband Of
Esncs Russe Frsnkn and ~ father Of
nssn sches iansfs maI home nsTso T. 'S
Funeral from Mount onead Baotist
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
CANT. BERTHA. On Sunday. septem-
TIA CANT daug,ter Of George Anderson
and the late Mattilla Anderson: She
Notice of funeral hereafter.
september s. 1943. ELizABETH GOLD
BERG. ss years Of age, BELOVED m>.hsr
D: G; and Dr.: Edward ooldbers of Ben
,anskp qae i. Son ''f funeral "a he home @ ssoi i4ta
81 nv. Tuesday. September T. at 1880
am. 1nterment Ohev Sholom Cemetery.
,.s.s v1ets st C On sn.sr TnsTsdfE aopss ssI
VIOLA c. GRAY. beloved daughter of Mrs
elizabeth Gaines. sister Of MIS- Anna
one brother and many other relatives and
friends. After 10 am. Monday friends may
eeasll ct the MCGUIRE funeral home 1890
pth ST. nv.
Funeral ssrviSss Tussdsyy a,y:. ssSDss%ber, I
snd Que SITS. NV. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
GREEN, MARY MARGARET On Mon
dsy. September g. 1943, at her residence
500 G ST. ne. MARY MARGARET
late 1t Thomas H. Green, mother O.
THOMAS j., Raymond !. and Mis-, Doroth,'
Z. Green and sister of Capt. p. J. Carol
and John c. Carroll and Mrs. Ellen Nc
Carthy.
Fun raj from the above residence Thurs
day, September q. at $40 am. High
REQUIEM mass at St. Joseph's Church. 2ne
and SIS. ne. a, am. 1nterment Cedal
Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited
Evening star., 1943-09-06
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Grace CurroII

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Carroll. So. who died Saturday after
long illness, will be held at Hines
funeral home at 2 pm. tomorrow,
For 30 years a resident of the Dis
trict, Mrs. Carroll was a native of
Norfolk, Va. Her home here was at
100 Thirteenth street Sc.
She is survived by a daughter
Mrs, Louise Wayson, 108 Rittenhouse
street NV: son. ROLAND H. Tabb,
5025 Fifth street NV. and a sister,
Evening star., 1943-09-06

"Montezuma's Daughters" and
She" based on first-hand obserya-
tion in Africa where he went at 19
as secretary to the Governor of Ma
tel. He died in 1925.
Lady Haggard. the former Mari
ana Margitson, was married to Sir
Henry in 1880.
Evening star., 1943-09-06

o'clock tonight. Burial viii be in
Georgetown Cemetery, Jacksonville,
Mich.
Mrs. Hoyt, the widow OF Civil
War veteran who died a few years
after the war as the result OF
wounds suffered In the battle OF
Cold Harbor, was born In HUDSON
vile. Mich. She lived In Michigan
most of her life. coming to WASH
ington In 1928 with her daughter
and SON. law. DR.. and Mrs. vii.
liam de Kleine.
There are more than 10 conven-
lent branch offices for Star Want
Ads. located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
.Dratha

4MoREs. ROSA NJ. On Monday. Sep
st nv ROSA NJ aMoREs. t fsEssensai wife 4'I Of In
Rstrella NJ. and Horacio M. Amores
SERVICES at the s. H. Hines Co. funera
noms; 29o1 18th ST. 81! nv, on Wednes sdsy
Matthew's Cathedral. r. / ave betweer
18th and sth SITS. NV. Interment Mount
Olipet Cemetery.
ASHLEY. JOHN. On Friday. septembe,
JOHN AsHlFY 81 6eov.d S aSsbsnd s1h q
Mrs. Mary Ashley He also leaves other
estreS and 1eEns sny # fFsnss ,bs
services will be held on Thursday. septem-
Sited I int.rment @ Hriinston Ma National VS Gem
eaery. s
ATWOOD, v, BLANCHE. On SATURDAY.
Seved T. moea nfs of HoRa4d j Nooa
her brothers, W i. Trvsssl and r, N,
Mrs, z. 3: Nichols Miss p. Trussei and
vsss siTvass sssas 1 81 m ni ss 'enTs
fTisnds invited 70 attend intsrment W W
Hill Cemetery, Upnerville, Va. Z
ATwoRTH, THEODORE. On Saturday,
ssRam0sTF tsTu THfobosE 5ee nrWoR4 Wofa4ns0n sani
Services at Chambers Riverdale funeral
sGs IN deoTss %sshnaton "
mortal Park. 6
EICKING, GEORGE w On Sunday
September $, 1943, at his residence, 5o24
Broad Branch road NV, GEORGE w
and fsther Of Georre W. Bickins, ir.. and
Florence M. Bickins He is also survived
by one srandsanghter MIS- N e Wsile,isn
vii be held on TUESDAY. September : at
S pm. Interment at the Friendship buy
Ing Ground, Chester County, Pa
BRECHT, JOHN H. On Monday. Sep
pital, JOHN II. BRECHT, 634 st. ne.
beloved father of Ernest. John, snd Stan.
Robert A. Brecht. "N
r,TuIsT PunsTal = on ,dhersday ssptembsr from
St ne at ESQ anu. l1nsf REQUIEM uhsaDI' mass las At
II eienVeod cemetery' " R Relatives is'".ni snd
sassss sneMs s.assns.r ,aans ssg .aHs Ri: n,
mourn their loss devot sister snd t1f niece. e.
ard a host of other relatives, and friends.
Ramasrs neas oPsSs ay be STes s the Hall fsT Bros
The remains will be shipped to Tsrboro,
N. c., for interment.
BROWN. MARTHA r. On Friday. Sep
temrner ter @ 3 la43, at 81: Elizsbeth,s Hospi-
r BROWN Of 1913 Ti cantrai Tst st. Me- me- She she
leaves to mourn their loss husband, vii,
liam Ian; Brewn. and other relatives and
& Son, 1887 10th st. NV.
Funeral notice later.
CALDWELL. ELIZABETH ANN On
Sunday. September 3. 1a43, at her resi-
dence. 81 3rd st. s,e., EoIzABELH ANN
CARDWELL, widow of the late Wiltshire
Cardwell and mother OF Miss Lucy M,
Cardwell
Funeral services will be held at the
zurhorst funeral home. 301 East Capitol
ST.. on Wednesday. September s. at
pm, 1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
CARROLL. GRACE. On Saturday, Sep
temner 4, 1943, at her residence, 100 18th
st. Sc. GRACE CARROLL, mother of
Mrs. Louise E. Weyson and ROLAND Ii.
II abb, and sister of Mrs. Harry Nlxdorff.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2901 14th St NV. on Tuesday, SEP
tsmber .. at . pm. 1nterment Rock Geek
Gene cry.
COPE, WALTON w. On Sunday. Sep
fember 5. 1943, ct his residence, zoos 3Sth
st. s.e,. WALTON W. COPE, beloved hus-
band CT Ethel r. Cope and father of Mrs.
]. F. Beatty and Mrs. F. r. Byrum. Friends
are invited to call at Gawler's chapel.
1853 Pa. ave. NV. until 3 pm. Tuesday.
September T.
Services and interment in winnetka, Ill
Evening star., 1943-09-06
Lody HoeeoFd, S3, Dies;
Wus Widow of Novelist

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. England, Sept. g.
Lady Haggard, 83, widow of Sir
Henry Rider Haggard, English nov-
elist. died at her home Saturday.
Among Sir Henry's principal
works were King Solomon's Mines. "
Evening star., 1943-09-06
Darn nf Thanka

MoY. SING SHEw We wish to express.
sur sincere thanks 70 all of our many
friendly neighbors and relatives for their
KIND expressions of sympathy at the des II
OF our beloved wife and mother. Mrs SING
SHEW MOY. THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1943-09-06
Funeral Rites Tonight
For Mrs. Ida (. Hoyt

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida E.
Hoyt, s8. of 5000 Tilden street NV,
who died Saturday, will be held at
the S. H. Hines funeral home at 8
Evening star., 1943-09-06

Mrs. Harry NixdoTf, Frederick, Md
A grandson, ROLAND Tabb, and a
granddaughter, Betty Louise Way
son, also survive.
Evening star., 1943-09-06

WILLIAM ASA. Columbia Lodge,
No. SIS, I. B. P. o. e. of W. is
hereby notified of the funeral
OF Brother WILLIAM ASA
COLES, from Asbury A. M. z.
Church. Tuesday, September r.
1a43, at 1880 pm. Session of
sorrow at the Elks' Home. Sol
Rhode Island ave. NV, Mon
day September 6. ct 1:30 p m.
MES r. ROSS, Exalted Ruler.
Evening star., 1943-09-06

w coJ NJ JAMESON. President
SUMNER IT,, = + - 70 SAMUEL ?: TaoMAs, r., e.
mns Tssres Some $500 tsf sehes aG0sr v. G.
Wifi WHifMaN !ansss5 SscAR. lsssr On Friday Sep
Hospta f OSCAR WHTTMAN. % fsse seioved effsas hus
band Of Adsls Whitman; grandfather Of
ME- Adsa FTsnds nd may ss
ave. ne, until Tuesday, September z. at
am interment Arlington National Gem
etery.
s.y.ms.1 W.hs.s T4b,AM sta WiAa 9G ssY5s1} Ns1R
81 sf a.lss aIss E.. Wilbur aHsi 'v beloved husband
September Z. at IL O'Clock noon inter
mfa HTiRMfson HAsv22 Ns,22' RssBofFH
RANDoLlH WiIIfxMs of M izsl NTH s. NV,
Remains HEre restins IN tpa At the ,fs NJ schey
where services WIN be held tuesday: Sep
Mnor o1' oficistina 'p lnterment rev wooda%n HaVsn
Cemetery. tBaltimo-e papers please copv)
suddenly fhurssay septsmssr snsafes & is 1913 ~
%S SsT peo1sS sS VII. th Of s Il. s S.4.. HAR
A. Williams, She leaves to mourn their
loss two children. Gloria and Louise viii
ians: one brother. Walter Lindsay: two
sisters. Ethel Wright and Alberta Lindsay,
and host Of other relatives and friends.
Funeral Tuesday, September T., at /
neral home, 306 L St NV. Rev. Jesse Nc
Coy Hanson oficiatins. Interment Payne S
Cemetery.
WILSON. SARAH. Departed this life
SATURDAY, September 4, Io43, SARAH
| WILSON. wife Of Singleton Wilson. She
~ hat 1nz
Charles and william Brown: one daughter.
/ Naomi Johnson; two sisters, three broth
and four st9pchildren. Remains may be
viewed at campb:ll's funeral home, 423
4th 81. sw,. Tuesday. after s pm
| 4th st. and Va ave. Sc, on wednesday
September g. A. 100 o'clock Interment
! LnSoln Cemetery. Relatives and friends