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BAILEY, AMANDA B. In sad. but low
ing nnfTFy mfmoyy Of Of my dear aunt, AMANDA
aoo 6naLEf today 1 Who passed away two years
HER y DGyoTED NIECE, cLoTEAL E.
DERRICOTE. HARRY L. In loving
HARRY L. DERR1coTE. WI Who pas passed iasRer away
eight years ago today. June 80. 1889.
IN I1onu cur n hearts we like to stray
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be
Things have, changed in many ways,
But one thing changes never,
The memory OF those happy days
When we were all together.
His face is ever before US,
His voice shall never forget:
His smile W.ll linger forever,
In our hearts he is living yet.
Remembrance, is the rose that blooms
eternal year by year.
Sweet memories clinging to the heart
keep loved ones near:
Are inks that ever bnd the nseE Ioved
,,,.., who have gone ahead
m" mother and our grandmother, ANNIE
FAGAN, who passed away two years ago
today, June 80, 1945.
We miss your kind, and loving face,
We miss you, oh mother, dear.
At the close Of two long years.
HER DAYGHTER PAYS ITGESa Agnes TEGKER ANp
AND NELLIE TUCKER
our dear mother, MABEL M LEE, who de-
parted this life three years ago today,
June 30, 1914.
God gave us wonderful mother.
Who, for all of US she did her best.
And when her work on earth was done
God called drt, her home to RES; n,
sister; MABEL M. LEE, who departed this
life three years ago today, June 80, 1914
You are not foreotten, dear sister,
Nor will you ever be: -
AS long as life and memory last
We will remember thee.
LOVING BROTHERS AND SISTERS. =
MANDUE. HORACE. In loving memory
2f ,,r my devoted husband nd HORACE h. nee NAN
ago today, June 30, 1898,
God alone knows how I miss you,
Loving Wing thoushts @ 0' shall ill''i always wonder
pEVohD 9 Thf SR2 WE shsEs MsrIDA III ars MANbu
ROGERS. EMMA J. In loving memory
of our dear mother, EMMA J. ROGERS,
who passed away l / years ago today June
80. 1895
The month OF June is here.
To US the saddest of the year,
For eleven years ago today
Our dear mother passed away.
HER CHILDREN.
SAUNDERS, LAURA J. tribute of love
to the memory of our departed mother
and grandmother. LAURA j. SAUNDERS,
who departed this life June %. 1910
Gone. dear mother. gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face,
But you left US to remember
No one on earth can take your place.
DEVOTED CHILDREN. HATTIE WEDGE,
ARROW BOWIE JAMES AND EUGENE
SAUNDERS: GRANDCHILDREN, FLO
RINE CHISLEY AND ELAINE sAUN-
DERS.
THAYER. CHARLES CALVIN. JR In
memory Of nv darling son. CHARLES
sears ago today, June 80. 1929.
My heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many tears:
God only knows how l miss you
At the end of eighteen long years
LONELY MOTHER.
WALLS. MASON In loving memory OF
our devoted brother husband and father,
MASON WALLS. who departed this life
one year ago today, June 80, l946.
LORD Thy glory fills the heaven
Earth is with its fullness stored
Unto Thee be glory given.
Holy. holy, holy, Lord
THE FAMILY =
Evening star., 1947-06-30
John Hunter Hanna, II, Dies;
Head of CAPITAL Transit Board

OF the Uniol, trust Co., the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond. the
United States Chamber of Com
merce, the Washington Board of
Trade and the Washington YMCA.
He was past president of the Ameri-
can Transit Engineering Association.
the American Transit Association,
the Washington Society of Engl-
neers, the Columbia Country Club
and the Cosmos Club.
He was a member of the Ameri-
can Society of Civil Engineers, the
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers, the Columbia Historical
Society and the Blue Ridge Rod
and Gun Club of Harper's Ferry.
He was honorary president of the
Capital Transit's Quarter Century
Club, made up of employees OF more
than rs years of service.
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Jane S. Hanna; four sons, William
M. Hanna of the Consolidated Gas
and Electric Co., Baltimore; John
H. Hanna of the Potomac Electric
Power Co.; Robert c. Hanna of the
General Electric Co., Fort Wayne,
Ind, and Francis H. Hanna OF
Rome, Ga; two daughters, Miss
Nancy P. Hanna, with the Bureau
of Standards here, and Miss Jane
E. Hanna, with the General Electric
CO. here. His sister, Miss Jane
Hanna and eight grandchildren
also survive him.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at Christ Episco-
pal Church, Thirty-flrst and O
streets NV. conducted by the Rev
John r. Anschutz, pastor of the
churcl, Burial will be in Hender-
son, KY.
...ng as honorary pallbearers
will be: William B. Bennett, Fred
erick w. Doolittle, G. Thomas Dun
lop, Robert v. Fleming, Edwin c
Graham, j. Edward Herberle. DR.
William Mcclellan. David McCoach
;jr., Edward D. Merrill, A. G. Neal
George L. Nicolson, John M. Perry
S. Percy Thompson, Merle Thorpe
H. D. Champion, John Fleming, E
P. Goucher, j. H. Ferry, Charles P
Light, Lloyd B. Wilson, William F
Ham, Edward S. Pardoe, C. Melvin
Sharpe, Edmund Jones, L. B. Schloss
R. H. Dalgleish, E. P, Brooke
George E. Hamilton. jr., DR.. Robert
S. Beale. C. c. Glover. lr., R. A
Van Orcdel and Marcy Sperrv
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|UNRRA Closes Books
After Distribution OF
3 Billion in Relief
sy the Associoted Press

LONDON, June 30.-Maj. Gen.
lowell w. Rocks, director general
of UNRRA, closed the books to-
dav on distribution of nearly So
900 900. 900 worth of food and sup
plies to the peoples of II war-dev-
sstated countries as the worlds
greatest relief organization went
out of business.
Gen. Rocks said that while the
vast organization had not achieved
economic recovery collapse mas
certainly so far been avoided.
The director warned, however
that in many cases starvation was
averted by only the narroWest OF
margins, and asserted that more
help would be needed Ito prevent
collapse in the European countries
hardest hit by the war.
Sees Inadequate Diets.
"A special United Nations COM
mittee has estimated foreign eX-
change deficits of $583,000000
are necessary to prevent collapse in
the European countries hardest hit
bv the war Gen. Rocks said.
These and other post-UNRRA
requirements in Europe and the Far
East will have to be met in some
way if the world is to get back on
its feet
Gen. Rocks said that the threat
of hunger and the possibility of
general economic collapse remain
before us the most hopeful
estimates of crops this year show
prospective dietary standards far
from adequate
The director said that UNRRA
had expended $1,000 100000 to help
rehabilitate the internal economics
of stricken countries. OF this, he
said, s450,00000O had been devoted
to supplies essential to vital dis
tribution. $20,O00.000 for agricul-
tural equipment, seed, draft ami
mails and tractors. and $l60,000000
for medical supplies and drugs.
! Gen. Rocks warned that 'tubercu-
| losis is rampant in Europe and
hunger. anemia and Vitamin de-
fciency diseases have been on the
increase"
He said that UNRRA has assisted
in repatriation Of 100000 displaced
| persons
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Mrs. Minnie Bland Dies
On Visit TO Norfolk

Mrs. Minnie Coral Gabriel Bland
1901 Fulton street NV, died yes
terday at Norfolk, Va, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. P. A
Cabell, where she had been visiting
for the last week.
A native of Beaufort, N. c., Mrs.
Bland had resided in the District
for six years. She was the widow
of the late Claudius Franklin Bland.
Surviving In addition to Mrs
Cabell is another daughter, Miss
Gay Bland of Washington. and two
sons, R. B. Bland of Denver, and
C. F. Bland. jr., Washington.
Funeral services will be held in
Washington. N. C.
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Nv. A. Gront, President
|Of Advertising Firm, Dies
BY The Associoted Press

STAMFORD, Conn, June 30
William A. Grant, IA. president of
Grant g. WadsWorth, Inc, New York
advertising firm, who was director
of publicity for the Republican Ma
tional Committee during the Hard
ing presidential campaign of 1920,
died yesterday.
He also directed publicity for the
Bureau of Public Information dur
ing World War l. The early part
of his career was spent in Chicago
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Deaths Reported

CFrom the DC Bureau of Vital Statistics
Susanna C. Collins. "a. 1921 Newark st
NV.
Belle S. Bearman, 50. 1914 Porter st. NV
Mary E. Heating. 76. 607 35th st NV
Louis V. Scherr 66, 1902 Farragut st n W
Oscar D. Womack, sr., 90, l439 Clittor
st. NV.
Zella Miller. 81. Versailles. Pa
Harriet M. Simmons, 35, l447 Somerse
wilmer r A Leber. q. 1910 Webster st. n W
Winston E. Wooten. %. 50l Ii 9TH ST. Sc.
Infant Rhodes. Alexandria, Va.
Infant Baker, Takoma Park. Md.
Infant Watson, Sterling, Va.
Infant Jones, $500 Coryell lane. Alexan-
dria, Va
Infant Smith. Hyattsville. Md
Infant Archer. $40 Newcomb st.
James H. Hanes 16. 1901 EadS st ne
Emma Blyant, SO, 1927 Sherman ave. NV.
William Henson. 80. Rual. Md
George Taylor. ~, Washineton.
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blackmall I've paid Tor 25 years
death
The nightgown-clad body was
found early yesterday by Robert
Landry, a former news magazine
photographer. when he returned to
the guesthouse he occupied on the
West ranch. He told police his at
tention was directed to the pool
by Mrs. Vests Scottie dogs whim-
pering at the edge.
Mrs. Vests husband. Jack c.
West, was out of town on business.
The designer, who was At, was
born in New York, studied design
ing in Philadelphia and then came
to Hollywood. She was head de-
signer at Universal Studios from
1926 until this spring when she be-
came associated with Beverly
Hills custom shop.
Sergt. kealy said an investigation
would be made in connection with
the references to blackmail.
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Publicity Man Dies

NEW YORK, June 80 lP>.-Ber-
nard Head, 81, public relations man
for Ringing Brothers, Barnum &
Bailey Circus for many years. oied
today at Bellevue Hospital after a
two-month illness. Mr.. Head. whose
home was in Hot Springs, Ark. be-
came i'll while the circus was in
New York.
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D " = i q Y 1 " IL Va
M a nufacturers,
will be held at
80 pm. tomor-
row at St. Adams
E p | S C o p a !
C h u r c h, Wis
consin and Mas
sachusetts ave-
nues NV. Mr..
G e d d e S W a S
killed Saturday
in an automobile
accident n e a I
Doylestown, Pa.
Mr.. G e d d e s.
t W o Y o u n g
RI a IL O h + er 6.
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lll IllC q" "1ALA3AA11A5
pool at her San
Fernando Valley
ranch home.
In the house
were notes which
Detective Sergt.
R. P. Kealy said
bore the scrib-
bled messages:
This Is the only
wav. 1 am tired
OF being black
m a i e d." and
the fortune tell
er told me there
was only one
way to duck the
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ness.
Mr.. H a n n a
had been chair
m a n OF til e
board since 1887.
H e previously
had been pres
ident of t h e
Capital Transit
Co., and its pre-
d e C e SIS or, the
Capital Traction
Co., since 1926.
A native OF
Henderson, KY,
he was the SON
af Dir ard MrS
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Dratha
WHITE. ALBERT F.,

WHITE. ALBERT E. On Thursday, June
:6, 1941, at Veterans Hospital,
Kecoughtan. Va. ALBERT E.
~ WHITE. the beloved son OF Al
@ cenia E and the late Voney
White. brother OF Mrs. Mabel NJ.
Hubel of Washington, D. c.;
Morris V. and w Winfield White of Land
neral Homo. 4th st. and Mass ave ne,
where services will be held on Tuesday,
July !, at pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery so
WINFIELD. IDA " On Saturday. June
*, 1g4!, at her residence, 6l3 Eye St
s.w., IDA V. WINFIELD. wife of the late
Albert M. Winfield: mother of Edward A.
and and Riehard A: Winfield, Mrs; Eva Potts
and MIS-. Margaret Jacobs She also is
survived by four sisters. Prayers at her
late residence on Tuesday, July !. at 8
a m. Mass in st. Dominic's Catholic
Church, 9th and E sts. sw., at $50 am
Relatives and friends invited Interment
IN GienWood Cemetery. Services by Cham
berS.
WOLFF, CHARLES ROBERT. On Sun
ton, Va. CHARLES ROBERT WOLTZ,
beloved husband of Mrs Mollie Volt and
father Of Henry Woltz. Oakton. Va: Mrs
Charles Cruey of Fairfax, Va; Mrs. Wanda
Caudle of Centerville, Va, and Mrs Kate
Peterson of Washington, D. C. Funeral
Tuesday, July /. at . pm. at Everly Fu-
neral Home. Fairfax, Va. Interment Fair
fax Cemetery.
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Garn nf Ihanka

ADAMS. E. ANNIE. The family Of the
yate ANNIE E. ADAMS wishes to thank
relatives and friends for their kindness
and beautifully floral tributes:
MRS, MARY IVERY. MRS. KATIE COL
VERT, MISS ERMA COLVERT.
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Movie Costume Designer
Is Found Dead in Pool
By the Assoeiafed Press

HOLLYWOOD, June 30. - The
body of Mrs. Vera West, leading
costume designer for film studios
for 20 years, was found yesterday
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Rites for Gail Geddes,
Killed in Auto Crash,
Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Gail G.
Geddes. 80, a former captain of
cadets at Central High School and
an executive of the National AS
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John Hunter Hanna. II. chairman
of the board of directors of the Cap
ital Transit Co., died Saturday night
at his home, 3009 @ street NV,
n flor lopu i'll.
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Rhodesia has record tobacco
crOp.
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Dratha

Foss. VENEER FREDERIGK; sR; % On
ERicK ross, sR., beloved father of vener
broher hes Of Mrs snS NATION s4o o 5ohnson ea and MS
Rviass W5as,5sR gaRefs v Home Rvsraale 1nel Md
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
GAHAGAN. ELIZABETH. On Saturday.
St. S nv, 70 ELIzAEErH GAHAdAN, beipvsgd
Madigan, Mrs, John Kelley, Mrs: IhomaS
RoSaeen Gahagan EuneTa Mrs ,fon Monona1 sns ID
Of 33 Verdmont ave. Lynn, Mass. on
Tuesday, July l. Interment ST. Mary S
Cemetery. Lynn. Mass.
GARDINER, MABEL NJ. On sunday.
N. GARDINER, beloved wife of r. Gwynn
gardiner and mother OF Mrs. sda,eL GTeda L:
daughter of Mrs Katie A. and the late
Clement M. Hellman; sister Of Ms &C GRACE &c
g: Hellman Ffiends may cail t,s a. the I've Lee
ne, until wednesday, July .. at s:30
am Requiem mass will be cnsred at
ST. AloysiS' Catholic CHURCH. North Capl-
Hill Cemetery
June GARhASR a. s4 EDMskR NbKRR6 B N on
Of l112 K ST. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
ArraneemenLS oy ffaZlei ulieI al iioi1t|'
Inc.
GEDDEs. GAIL GRAY, On ssturday, day
June 30, l947, GAIL GRAY GEDDES, nus
band OF Grace Lucille Carr Geddes both
formerly of Washington, in an automoplte
accident at Doylestown, Pa, in Wnicn
their two children, Carol, 4, and Olivia, j.
we're injured He is also survived by his
parents, Mr and Mrs. BOND P, Geddes,
20 Grafton st, Chevy Chase. Md; and a
Grother Bruce B. Gedde~, II | Allan I'd,
yorktown Village. Servics 30 pm. on
tuesday, July ]. al St. Albans EPISCOPAL
Church Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
GILCHRIsT, JOHN ). On Saturday,
June IS. 1941. in 8altimore'
M4sN Nd, JOHN J. GILCHRIST. mem
A|SAber of Columbia Typographical
E CfSF 1Union, No. l0l. Funeral on
N\AD NTuesday. July !. at 9 am from
Wy the Conkin Funeral Home. Aker
st. and wilcox ave. Baltimore
Nd.
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II, GEORGE W. On Friday, june
-. 1947, at his residence. $500
81 GEORGE w. HISEY, beloved hus-
81 band of Elizabeth Agnes Hisey,
- father of William M, J. Edward,
Harry D.. George F. and Josephine
Evening star., 1947-06-30

KIRBY, LILLIAN A. On Monday. June
80. 1941. at her residence. the Va'Inr
Vista Apts MRs. JULIAN A. KIRBY
widow OF the late Rev Fdward N Kirby
and beloved mother Of Paul L. Edward T.
Ruth M Kirby and Ms. Max Tucker
Remains RESTING At H"song's Funera'
Home. 1900 N ST. W Notice of funeral
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LEnERER. RIRnIr RENInN On Sal

Ganaral .qSTi HOSPITAL, B1RDifF BFNToS Ed
ERE9. ,daushter Of the late Phillip Ben;
aid sister OF Mrs avIna L. Over OF Ac-
,okeek, Md: Mrs Mary y. shervin Of
Fagestnwn. Nd Ms Margaret Bealle
Of Waldorf Md: Mrs. Anna Stout OF
sherman. Tev.. and Mrs. Sarah Sweeney
Of Upper Marlboro, Nd Friends may
cali at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will be
held on Tuesday. july I. az $50 . m
Also services at Christ Church. Accokee..
Md a. 4:3n pm. Interment Church
Cemetery.
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30

CORN, MAX B. On Monday, June 30,
MAX B CORN. beloved husband of Rose
Gorin and devoted father of Leonard
CORN. He also is survived by four sis
terS. Mrs Rose Ginsberg, Mrs. Sarah
kurland. Mrs Bertha Chase of New York
and Mrs Manya Liff5chitz Of Palestine,
and a brother, Nathan Gorin of HSzelton;
Pa Funeral services a the Bernard
Danzansky g. Son Funeral Home, 35Ol
14th st NV, on Tuesday, July |. at >
p m. Interment Bnai Israel Cemetery.
HANNA. JOHN H. On Saturday, June
IS 1871. a his home, :}OO9 Que ST. NV.
JOHN H HANNA beloved husband of
Jane S Hanna: father of Nancy P, Will
liam M, John H, jr.; Robert c. Frank H.
and Jane E. Hanna. and brother OF Miss
Jane Hanna. Services at Christ Church,
Georgetown, on Tuesday. July /, at IL
4 m Interment Henderson. KY.
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June "S. l947, at her residence. 1924 New
Hampshire ave. NV. ELIZABETH l.
KELLY beloved wife of the late Clarence
A. Kelly: mother of Charles E Kelly and
aunt Of Marcelean williams Coker Funeral
from the above residence on Tuesday,
july |. al $40 M Requiem mass at St
Gabriels Church Illinois ave and Webster
81 NV. at am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Ohvet Cemetery
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FORD. ROBERT WALTER Suddenly,
ELIZABETH.

on sunday. June 20, 1870. at ms res1, l
dence, Clifton, Va. ROBERT WALTER
FORD son of the late John NJ. and Alice
Z Ford He is survived by one sister
Mrs Lula F. Mantlply; two nieces. MRS.
Basil Amber and Mrs. Robert PumphreF
one nephew, Mr John Ford Merchant.
Services Tuesday, July /. at ! am DAY
Clifton Va Interment Fairfax Cemetery,
FalfaX, Va.
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TT LINCOLN-5-Site lot in block 9, near
ta- chapel Owner needs cash, JAMES
T. MAHONFY. woodward Bids, RE. - III
CEMETERY L0T. 2 lincoln: owner leav-
trk TOM. must sell. Desirable location
1t 1891 i
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rune %. hi ia47" MARY PACE JULIEN. wife
of Philip NJ Julien and mother of Mrs.
Samuel V Krauthor. Philip NJ. Julien.
ir. and John M. Julien. Friends may
call at Gawlers. 1855 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. where services will be held on Wed
nesda~. July >, at 9:30 am. Mass will
be offered at 81. Matthews Cathedral,
Rhode Island ave near Connecticut ave,
az 10 am. Interment Oak Hill Gene
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1a47 MARY NJ LIE Of 2"7 l2th II. ne.
rovino wife of Joh~ r. Lee. mother of
Lillian Elder. AgnnS Dorsey Ethel Melissa.
Mary and Svlvestpr Lee: sister Of Jennie
Young and JulirS Hoiton. She also leaves
eight grandchildren. eight Grandchil--
6ren and a host Of other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Ioa may be viewed
at the above rn-idencn sitter I ON Nov
day Mass Will he offered Tuesday. .Irlv
! at m at Po!v Radeemer Catholic
Church 1nterme~t Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Services by Stewards Funeral Home.
40
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l947, in New Bedford, Mass, KATIE HY-
LAND. beloved wife of George Hyland. She
also is survived by father, Merrington
Thompson: daughter, Bertha Summers; =
son. George Hyland; four sisters, Julis
Robins. Retia Bass, Norma Topaz and Ols
Clay: two botherS, John and Raymond
Thompson; four grandchildren and othes
relatives and friends Friends may cal
after pm Tuesday, July !, at Allen
& Morrow Funeral Home, Inc. 1925 v
st NV, where funeral services will be
held Wednesday, July ,. at i am. In
terment Hume. Va. !
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HlsVy, ANu MIS-. DOTOlHV =. IIIUHIds >
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st. NV. on Tuesday July J.. at
n:45 am 1nterment Arlington Nationa al
Gem etery. 80
HUDSON, LULA. On Friday. June -.
l9f7. LULA HUDSON of 467 Florida ave.
Nv. mother of Jonnetta Shumate Marie
and Carl Hudson; sister of Agnes Clark and
Annie Franney, grandmother of Johnetta
Coleman Many other relatives and friends
also survive. After pm. Monday June
30. friends may call al Frazier's Funeral
Home. Inc, 3S9 r. I. ave. NV, where
services will be held on Tuesday, July l.
at l pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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JACKSON. MAGGIE. On Saturday. June
2s. 1947, MRS. MAGGIE JACKSON. of
"21sIs lIth st; NV; wife of the late
Jackson, Thelma E. Mosbv and Eva r.
Butler She also is survived by one broth
or. Samuel Jet, and one sister. Lima
Wooden: five grandchildren and one great
qrandchild and other relatives and friends
Remains resting with L. r. Murray Il
Son. 1897 10th st. Nv. Funeral notice
later.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

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met Monday evening octooes
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