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donated by the merchants here and
in Lexington.
Individual mince pies topped with
whipped cream, coffee and sailed
nuts were served late in the after
noon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Terry, of Green
wood, spent Monday with Mrs. ]. II.
Rogers.
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Summer courses at the University
of Mississippi were first offered in
1893.
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Church News:

The w. M. u. met in the Baptist
Church Monday afternoon with
eleven members present. The Royal
Service Program on People of
Africa was given. Hymn "Jesus Shall
Reign" Bible study, Mrs. Mary Shop
pard. Prayer, Mrs. James Love.
Meet the Africans" Mrs. w. M.
Unger. african Religions" Mrs.
Harrington. Slave or Free" Mrs. H,
b. Jones. Southern Baptists in
Africa" Mrs. Love. Good News of
African Baptists," Mrs. Roy Mar
shall, Mrs, w. E. Marshall. Several
ladies were dressed in the different
costumes worn by the native Afri-
cans. A quartette was sung by some
negro children.
Closing prayer, Mrs. Sheppard.
The regular business meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary was held in
| the Presbyterian church with eight
members present. Financial aid and
other reports were made and the
bulletin was read.
World Community Day will be OBJ
served in the church Friday, Novem-
Der 7th, at 4 p. m. Mrs. Hays gave
Thoughts for the Day." and the
meeting closed with silent prayer.
The Virgie Hines Circle held its
business meeting in the home of Mrs.
Herman Watkins. The devotional
was given by the president, Mrs. D,
Watkins and was followed by the
Lords Prayer. The mite box collec-
ton was $1.70. Discussion was made
OF sponsoring church supper and OF
the benefit spaghetti supper, dates
to be announced later.
The hostess served sandwiches,
cakes and coffee. The meeting was
closed with the Mizpah.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Marshall and lit
tie niece Sandra Power visited Mrs
IT II Eoc1nxy ~ Ta,lz-- C..-L-w-
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MIR and Mrs. Ray Marshall and lit
tie niece Sandra Power visited Mrs,
I. H. Easley in Jackson Sunday.
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room the thrones in blue and white
were placed. Featured in this gay
festival was the browning of king
and queen of high school. Lester
Lyon, a senior, and Angela Kazar,
a freshman, and the browning of the
elementary royalty, Jane Gwin and
Bluford Taylor, Jr., both representa-
tives of the first grade. Winners of
the baby contest were also announ-
ced: Patsy Campbell and James
Terry Watkins.
Other attractions enjoyed by the
crowd were bingo, ping pong, cake
walk, fish pond, darts, house of hor-
rors, movies, etc.
During intermission Coach Thomas
was cited for his success during the
football season, and the captains and
co-captains of the basketball teams
Jeanne Shields, Edith Carnathan, j
T. Gray and Lester Lyon were intro
duced to those present.
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The City Hall was the place select
ed by the Tchula Garden Club for
their Benefit Bridge party on We'd
nesday afternoon. The Halloween
motif, with berries, autumn leaves,
Jack o. lanterns and corn stalks was
used effectively in decorating the
hall. Many guests from Lexington
Cruger and Thornton joined the
Tchula ladies for a pleasant after
noon, nineteen tables being arranged
for bridge and rock. Four lovely
high score prizes and many bingo
prizes were awarded, having beer
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Notices:

Notice:
How about that scrap iron? Why
not collect it right away and haul it
to the parkway in the center of
town? The drive is sponsored by the
Tchula Garden Club and the pro-
ceeds will be applied on the War
Memorial Fund.
Petty Officer 1/c and Mrs. Hildred
Brown and little daughter, Mary
Alice, who recently came by plane
from the Island of Guam where the
former has been stationed eighteen
months, and Mrs. Brown and little
girl ten months are visiting his ia
Their, Mr.. Oscar Brown. After a
months furlough he will be sta
toned at Seattle, Washington. Other
guests in the home Sunday were
Mrs. Alma Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith of Yazoo City, T. j.
Brown of Ebenezer and Basil Brown
of Miss. State College.
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Rites SET tomorrow
For William ]. Elliott,
Railroad Inspector

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow for William j. Elliott, 81,
former Maryland farmer and rail-
road inspector here, who died Friday
at his home. 45l Delaf1eld place NV,
after an illness Of two weeks.
Services will be held at pm at
the Hines funeral home. 1901 Four
tenth street NV. followed by burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Elliott was born on Elliott's
Island, in Dorchester County, Md,
on the. estate which had been in his
family since the region was settled
He was engaged In farming on
Elliott's Island and on the Eastern
Shore until he moved to Washington
in 1904.
He was railroad inspector here
for the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad. until his retire
ment Is years ago. His wife, Mrs
Mary v. Elliott, died last year. For
the last 20 years he had been living
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Lenora L. Watts, at the Delafleld
place address.
MIR. Elliott was member of the
st. Johns Masonic lodge.
Surviving in addition to Mrs.
Watts are son. James L. Elliott,
943 Delaware avenue SW., a Gov
eminent employee; three brothers,
Charles O., and Levin Elliott. of
Charleston, S. c., and James Elliott
of Baltimore, and sister, Mrs. Oc-
tavia Hurley. of Cambridge, Md.
Five grandchildren and five great
grandchildren also survive.
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Mrs. Lola KohIer, a.
Native of D. c., Dies

Mrs. Lola H. Kohler. IA, native of
Washington, died yesterday morning
at her home, 1903 Emerson street
NV, after an illness of several
weeks.
Mrs. Kohler, who was born in
Georgetown. was the daughter of
the late Sylvester II. Gladmon and
Mrs. Annie Taylor Gladmon. She
attended District public schools.
A member of Calvary Baptist
Church, she was active in the Bur-
rail- Sunday School class there.
Surviving are a son, Frederick l..
Kohler, of the Emerson street ad-
dress: a sister, Mrs. Emma Chick,
lit Vermont avenue NV, and two
grandsons. Her husband, Frederick
J. Kohler, Washington copfectioner,
died in 1887. & 81 nv
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at her home. with
the Rev. Clarence w. Crawford, pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church, off,
ciating. Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery,
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Funeral Set Today
For Thomas {. Allen

Funeral services for Thomas C..
Allen, 81, Washington resident for
more than 20 years, were to be held
at pm. today in Fredericksburg,
Va. Mr. Allen died Friday at
Georgetown University Hospital
after a brief illness.
The services were to be held at
the Wheeler and Thompson funeral
home, with burial in the County
Line Baptist Church Cemetery,
Cedon, Va.
A native of Cedon, Mr.. Allen was
educated there. After working as
a merchant there for several years,
he came to Washington. A former
employe of the Capital Transit Co.,
he was a maintenance worker at
Catholic University at the time Of
his death. He lived at 1400 Spring
road NV.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Inez
V. Allen, 2505 Thirteenth street
NV. and four brothers, Clifford v.
Allen. 208 Massachusetts, avenue
NE, and Floyd F.. Allen, Cecil D.
Allen, and H. Ryland Allen, all OF
Cedon,
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J. W. Freeman, 81, Dies;
Former D. +. Resident

]. Wheeler Freeman. 81, former
resident of Washington, died yester-
day at his home in Portland, Ore
A native of Baltimore, Mr.. Free
man was son of the late John T.
Freeman. former supervisory official
of District Public Schools. He spent
the early part of his life here.
Mr.. Freeman left Washington in
1912, and lived for a time in Mon
tana. For the last II years he had
lived in Portland, where he was a
reader in the Christian Science
Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lii
liam Brady Freeman; sister. Mrs.
Peter F. Snyder of Silver Spring,
Md, and brother, j. Stuart Free
man, an attorney in Philadelphia.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row in Portland.
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Mrs. Suroh (. Cochran
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
E. Cochran, II. Washington resi-
dent for the last so years. will be
held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at ST.
Stephens Episcopal Church, Six
teenth and Newton streets NV
Mrs. Cochran died Friday at her
home, 2706 Dumbarton avenue NV.
The Rev. S. F. Cast, rector of
St. Stephens, will oficiate at the
services. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Cochran, a native of New
York, was the widow Of Frederick
A. Cochran, Washington business
man, who died in 1882.
Surviving is a daughter, Miss
Elizabeth l.. Cochran of the Dunn
barton avenue address.
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Rites Are Set tomorrow
For Col. Shields Warren

Funeral services for Col. Shields
Warren, U. s.. A.. retired. who died
yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital
after long illness, will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Col. Warren, native of Texas,
began his Army career as National
Guard officer during the Mexican
border incident. He served in France
during World War I as member
of the First Division, and received
a permanent Army commission in
1920 He retired in l94l, but was re-
called to duty shortly after Americas
entry into World War II. For year
and half he directed ROTC train
ing in several Texas high schools.
He was graduate of the Infantry
School at Fort Benning, Ga. and
the Command and General Staff
School, Fort Leavenworth. Kans. He
lived at Apalachicola, Fla.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Vera
Johnston Warren; a son. Lit, Col.
Shields Warren, jr.. Fort Benning;
a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth GUIDE,
Mitchell Field, N. Y, and five grand
sons.
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SNYDER Mother in-Law
Dies in BIyiheviI!e, Ark.

Mrs. r, r. Cook. mother-in-law
of Secretary of the Treasury Snyder,
died yesterday in a Blytheville, Ark,
hospital.
Mrs. Cook had been i'll for more
than a year, Treasury Department
official said. When Mr.. Snyder was
sworn in as a Cabinet member last
June, his wife was with her mother
and did not come to Washington
until several weeks later.
Secretary and Mrs. Snyder arrived
in Blytheville late yesterday in a
Coast Guard plane The Cabinet
officer was to have received an hon.
orary degree of doctor of laws at
the University of Arkansas .Jmor-
row, but Cancelled his appearance
when he learned of Mrs. Cook s
death.
Surviving in addition to Mrs.
Snyder is granddaughter, Miss
Edith Drucie Snyder.
Funeral services were to be held
in Blytheville at o'clock this after
noon.
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Earl ". Englen,an Dies;
Opiician for 20 Years

Earl Winter Engleman, 81. an
|optician for 40 years. died yesterday
at his home, 512 Tuckerman street
NV, after a long illness.
Mr.. Engleman was born in Balti-
more and attended school there. He
moved to Washington 20 years ago
and was employed at the Edmunds
Optical Co. For the last 10 years he
had worked at the Mayfiower Opti-
cal Co., 9o8 Seventeenth street NV.
He was a member Of Brightwood
Lodge No. 43 of the Masonic order,
and the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
having served overseas in the Army
in World War I.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Henrietta M. Engleman; two daugh-
tiers, Misses Helen A. and Audry M
Engleman, and a son, David T.
Engleman, all of the Tuckerman
street address. Another son, Earl w
Engleman, jr., lives at 313 Garland
avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
II pm. Tuesday at the Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial with military honors will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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DrathB

YEAKLE. EARL L. On Friday. June 8,
1947, EARL L. YEAKLE, beloved husband
of Mary M. Yeakle and devoted father OF
Mrs. Percy Andrews, Mrs. Cecil Keller, Mrs.
Wilson Smith. Mrs. Frank Swart, Frances,
Leila, Joyce, Blanche, Joseph, Mildred,
survived by six grandchildren and two
sisters. Funeral from his late residence
Monday. June q. at i am, daylight saw
ing time. Burial ST. Pauls Cemetery, near
Hagerstown. Md. Arrangements by the
Reed Funeral Home. Herndon. Va.
zUKoFF. JEREMIAH On Saturday,
June z, 1947, JEREMIAH ZUKOFF, the
devoted father Of Mrs. B. HOFFMAN. Mrs.
Charles Krochmal. Mrs. l.. Wiener, Miss
Rae Zukoff. Miss Anne Yukon and Mr.
David zukoff, all of WASHINGTON, D. c.
One sister. Mrs. Sarah Applebaum; one
brother. Mr.. Jacobs of Philadelphia, Pa,
and six grandchildren also survive. Serv-
ices at the Goldberg Funeral Home: 4217
9th St NV, Sunday. June 8, at l Pm,
Interment Tifereth Israel Cemetery. In
mourning ut 432 Taylor st. NV.
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Princeton's $50 Seniors
Name Best All Around
by the Associated Press

PRINCETON, N. j., June THE
largest graduating class in Prince
ton University's history-560 seniors
gathered today around the cannon
behind Nassau Hall and named
William C. Campbell of Huntington,
w. Va, the best all-around man"
and the most likely to succeed"
Mr.. Campbell. a class officer and
captain of Princeton's championship
golf team, was selected at the tradi-
tional cannon exercises"
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Dratha

rr ARs"s June 8, Is47. It the Asbgfy
Methqast H9m G HpMsoN n Me MeT
j. Adamson Manassas, Va Mrs A Adam
son rests at Gartner's Funeral radss H nnn.
day. June ne 3. pm. at Manassas Methodist
Church, interment Manassas Cemetery.
AYRE, PFC. CALVIN M, JR. On
Tfe cAEv1S Su n YR as4 j. q A 81
loved son Of Calvin NJ: Ayre. Sri and 1. he as,
ueraf Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va. until Monday. June g.. at 1880 IN ;
thence to Fort Myer Chapel. where funeral
ssrp,'s sr E Ss R sston a. Cemetery
?, 1911 1877. Lo oSNnsh BAGLEY Of i5ss +
st NV, husband Of Hattie ,Bagiey son Of
Ieo Leone I Ole Thomas. Paul H.. James l.;
Andrew, Connie, James H. and Eppie
Jones and Fancy b 5ssey ole faeT Sl
Leslie Goldie and Weldon Bagley. Notice
Of funeral later. Advancement by
Malvan g. Schey.
BANFIELD, LOUISE VIRGINIA. On Sat-
urday. June Z, 1917, at her resldenGe, III III ,
bANFfkLp; daushter OF he late John "a and d
Berger. Mrs John H. Smith, Carl Reiser
and John /; Bladen Services o at t ttt
5. H. Hines 90. FuHeFdI HUME, sSpI ! ftll
interment Rock Greek Cemetery. 9
9. I947, JAMES H; BARNES Of 1923 Is
Mrs. Eva Barnes Chase and Mrs. Mabel D.
Armes. Also survvi4g are other relatives
and many friends. Notice oil funeral IaIer'
Arrangements by MCGUIRE
@. l947, at her residence. 403l Conn. ave,
fHEoDOsIA BELL beloved wife Of the
late Frank J. Bel, mother o 81 EDWARD a WI "
Washins ton. 5. G Remsins resting at he
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29ol 14th
s St om. o oe Mondas june me avg
Tnterrnent Rock Creek Cemetery. 8
BROWN, BLANCHE ANNE: Entered
into eternal rest on satgrday, Ill; jnne Va q
B Ia Il nf ANNE NERO sRowN. the beloved
wife of the late william lam. s ,T3,l Ne de
|. 5. Lee, Mrs; Berniece I. Jackson; Mrs.
Hazel T Madden Mrs ,,, Doris w R. p Brown N
also survived by other relatives and many
friends. Remsins res.ns a. the 40 J9hn and
Eye Ensn SIS. 8 w. Notice Of funeral later =
3, 1917. NINA A; CANNON 81 1927
Plney Branch I'd, Takona Park, Md, wife
# %t5 the "s hshei MRS sasan ass
Haddonfield, N, j. Mrs; Minna c; Wilson
of Virginia and MIS-. Martina I. EoWaros
of Berlin, Germany. Funeral services at
the above residence on Monday, June 8, at
pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
CARDozO, HELEN B.. On Saturday;
June l. 1a47. HELEN B. CARDOZo Of
Frances J. .Cardozo, mother of Donald F
CardoZo Also surviving are two sisters
Mrs. Rosa B Lacy, Miss Rachel Bell a
dauehter-in-law. Addie. L. Cardozo; other
relatives and many friends Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. 8
CARROLL, WILLIAM W. JR. On Sun
day June /, l941, at Denver, Colo. WILL
LIAM W. CARROLL: u, the son, OF Mrs.
Anna c. Carroll and the late William ";
Carroll sr. brother of Robert L. and
Richard w. Carroll and Mrs. Lillian Cope
He also is survived by two unclesu william
R. Young and Frank Young thu aunts,
Elenora Young. JAMIE Young and = Bertha TT a
OF Phladelphia, Pa. Remains may be
viewed after am Sunday. June s.. at
Barnes IL Matthews Funeral Home. g
4th St s.T, where funeral services will be
held Monday. June Q, at !: 80 pm. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
philadelphia, Pa. papers please copy 5
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Siqmu XII Plans Dinner

Three new members of the Dis
trict Chapter, Society of the sigma
XII. will be honored at a dinner at
$50 pm. Tuesday in the Burling-
ton Hotel. The new members are
Thomas B. Nolan, assistant chief of
the United States Geological Sur
vey: Harry w. Schoening, Agricul-
ture Department official. and Frank
Neuman, United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey official.
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Darn uf Thanka

HoLsALL. RHOMA. The family of the
late RHOMA HOLSALL gratefully &c.
expires sions OF sympathy of the Rev.
A. r. Zines, the fraternal ORGANIZATIONS;
netehbors and friends for the many floral
pieces cards and kindnesses shown US in
our recent bereavement. THE FAM1LY.s
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'An,trilinp


TRANEN. MORRIS The unwilling Of a
monument in memory Of my beloved hus-
band and our father. MORRIS TRANEN'
viii take place on Sunday, June 8, 1947.
AZ q pm, at Adas Israel Cemetery. Friends
viii meet at the synagogue, 9Th and Eye
ats, ne, at pm,
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4pafha

MONROE, NILES JUDSoN. On Friday.
3ns & 1871 e ms Tssids n zso Ib 6ea5a
Mi HsN ssi bsioTed father Of Ernest Lesiis.
Herbert Bstes and Kermit James Monroe.
ssza as. wilson .ea blvd, Hrlinsson. "a. 1hsrs
funeral services viii be held Monday, June
8, At pm. Interment Cedar Hill ceIae-
terry.
MOORE. RoBERT. On THURSDAY. jung
soB hga n Mo 81 aesossd brother q Mrs
E sna s. dns' MooTs 81 81
y 1saIss ae1 MS Irene west, Ralph and
aGy:s ,S wT il.aa aa A het q n ssr Es
srnsst jarvis Funeral Church; I4ss You
at p M, It the = above funeral Church. Rev
Ernest Gibbs officiating. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment warsaw. Va,
on Monday~ June o.
MoRKIssEH' MILIIAM t On is5RT y
Ellis Ellis Remains resting at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14th st. NV. In
terment BloominEton, Wis.
M 'ass a1 HEEJHA e. 5riday 5anf
Ontario rd. nv: beloved wife Of Of r ths
rom ts snd c SHINES nsssi Ho. s
$50 am. IN ksesiem mas; at The Shrine
ri 5h Ma sasss d Msts At T. an Inter
NIcHoL, LILLIAN PHILLIPS. On sat-
st, ne. LILLIAN Philips NICHoL., be-
loved wife Of Harvey r, Nichol and mother
ct ct he Lee Tan ssf aom. th and
ave. ne. after pm. sunday, June g.
where services will be. held on Monday
sional Cemetery. 8
f 1917 at saShe5 foL e + ar1sy Van.
mum st. NV beloved husband of Ida s.
aos nse yolan snd t father tn, Of d ME-
Funeral Hone. 1905 18th st. NV. on
Monday, June 9. at 8 m; REQUIEM ma IS
Ct St. MAYS Church hy e. s4i st.
Mary's Cemeterg. q
CUB Mo Il g. Ssfss Church at she
Geier Funeral Home, 1905 14th st. NV.
Or 9s, suP Ss June t s. fse late at
wv ". II. coRRIGoN. Secretary. s
NOONhN. JULIA T. On Friday; June g,
ls45 site1 long b Illness y9. .
81 Sheriff. nfr'n Of washington, 8. C.. and Mrs:
Anna Case OF NorfOIK, va also survived
By four grsndshildren Funeral oo from q. w "
st. st. n nna" on Monday. june s. at $40 am.
REQUIEM mass, at st. Gabriels Catholic
Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. CRich-
mond va. papers, please copy)
ORR: WILLIAM T., Jk. On Friday; June
husband Of Haldi GLENN Orr. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne. where services will be
held on Monday, June 9, at 3 pm. s
PARRELLA, .ANToNETTA. On satur-
North Mort Capitol st.. ANToNETTA PAR
RELLA. beloved mother of Charles T.
scandone. Prayers at Chambers South
east Funeral Home, ST. 18th st: Sc. on
Monday. June g., at l pm. Interment
at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8
DUBLIN. LOUISA. On THURSDAY. June
5, l947, LOUISA QUILLIN of 4314 2nd
st. NV. wife of Charles H. Quillin. mother
of Charles Edward Quillin and Mrs. Lillian
Wood Services at the S. II. Hines Co.
day. june 9. at 10 am. Interment Balti-
more, Md. 8
Redo. JOHN r. On Thursday. June 3,
1947, at his residence, $500 Allentown I'd.
Sc. JOHN T. Redo. the beloved husband
Smith, Thaddeus P. Thomas I. and Eu-
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, -2007 Nichols
ave. Sc. on Monday, June 8, at Q pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. s
Redo, JOHN T. oficers and members
of Anacostia Council No 16,
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June =, 1947, at Circle Terrace Hospital.
SAMUEL G.. ROBERTS. husband OF the
late Bessie Belle Roberts. He is survived
by the following children: L. Mark Rob
erts of Shreveport. La; M K Roberts,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. N. s. Roberts, R. c.
Roberts, W k Roberts and Mrs. M. r.
Carter, all OF Alexandria; also one brother,
N. H. Roberts, Knoxville, Tenn: one sis
ter, Mrs. Mary e. Smith. Washington.
D. G.. and six grandchildren. Funeral
from Mount Holly Church, Mount Holly,
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ENGLEMAN, EARL WINTER. On Sat-
ENqELMAN of 512 Tuckerman st. NV.
father of Earl w Engleman, jr, OF 3l3
Garland ave, Takoma Park. Md: David c.
Engelman. Helen A. Engelman and Audrey
ices al the S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2a0l l4th st, NV. on Tuesday. June 10.
at ! pm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 8
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ELLIOTT. WILLIAM J. A special COM
n muncation of St Johns Lodge.
N No. II. F. A, A. M, will be held
IN al the Masonic Temple. 18th st
M 10 and New York ave. NV. on
XXX Monday June Q, 1941, at . pm.
" for the purpose of attending the
funeral OF our late brother,
WILLIAM J. ELLIOTT
J. DAY TORREY, Worshipful Master.
J0EN pApNEC Sacrotary