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Holy Name Societies
Reflect Mcdonnell

Lawrence ]. Mcdonnell Of OF.
Francis Xavier Parish last night
was unanimously reelected presi-
dent Of the Washington Section.
Union of Holy Name Societies,
Washington Archdiocese.
The election took place during O
quarterly meeting Of the society In
St. Johns College auditorium. 1925
Vermont avenue NV. Nearly 200
members were present.
Principal speaker at the gathering
was the Rev Harry G. Graham, o.
P, national director of the Holy
Name Societies, who appealed to the
Washington group ito continue the
Holy Name tradition here" Father
Graham. will sail April for AUS
tralia and New Zealand to promote
Holy Name work there. 49,
Father Graham stressed the duty
in this age of secularism" to build
up Christian unity and spiritual
values and urged the assembly to
set up an example among them
selves and their neighbors. There
never was a time in the history Of
the world" he declared, when
spirituality was so necessary"
Other officers elected at the meet
ing were Clarkson Gemmill, vice
president; Lester F. Moss, secre-
tary; John J. Curtin, treasurer, and
Patrick F. Hannah, marshal. AL
held Office during 1947. -.,
Annual reports were presented
last night by the officers and Is
resolutions made at the October
convention in Boston were reaf-
flrmed at the meeting. Films Of the
convention were shown.
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Dratha

wEHRLI, EDNA FLORENCE. On Wed
nesday, January Is, 194S, at her residence
ss1 Nesh olsss AE Ed A s.osg s ys EpN
Ernest and Edna wehrli and sister q
Arthur wehrli, student at the Uniysrst!
q virainsa Remsins resting at the I've
ton, Va, where funeral services will b.
held Friday, January 80, at pm. Inter
ment private. 20
WHITE, HUGH E. On Wednesday, Jan
uary %. 194s. at his home. Cabin John
Nellie Iii N. White and father Of Austin Whit.
and Mrs Adele w. Smith. Remains rest,
ing at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funera
Nd, where, funeral services viii be held
m M n. Rock Creek Cemetery. 81
WHITE, LUCY A. On Monday, Jannars
%. 1913, at Freedmen,s Hospital; LUCY A
WHITE, wife Of the late John White Sht
nieces. other relatives and friends; Friend.
eau e th Yo w. Ernest ; .FeI
Hope Baptist CHURCH, Brook, Va; Rev
invited. Interment family cemetery. rs
WILLIAMS. LILLIAN MAGARITY. Or
MHasRITY ' WnIITAs Of fs4 411 {
nv. beloved ,d,, wife of the late BENJAMIN i,
the Birch " funeral sS;l Home. 3o34 N St
Church. 35th st. and wisconsin ave. NV.
on Friday. January 30, at 2 pm. In.
terment Lewinsville. Va.
WILSON. ROBERT JOSHUA. On Wed
nesday, January %. 1913. at the Johr
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funera
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on Saturday
January 81, at IL am. Interment Ceda'
Hill Cemetery. 80
WOOD. JAMES H. On THURSDAY. Jan.
b. st. Sc, beloved husband OF Mrs. Mabe
R. Wood, father of Juanita, James ant
Melvin Wood. He also Is survived b!
other relatives and friends. Remain.
resting at the Barnes g. Matthews Flu
neral Home, GA 4th st. s.w. Notice Of
| funeral later,
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I'm Mrttturtatit
MARTIN, ANNIE M. In sal

MARTIN, ANNIE M. IN sad but 10y.
Try ys MART Say sssasfs g. 81
70 US, the saddest Of the year:
6 6eSsu selo Seefs mother as PASSED away.
upright I and Just to the end Of her days;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
We miss you mother, our hearts s,a are sore
Your loving smile and gentle face,
Her n ONE D2 TShf san A tsfs se lseffA
EMMA c. AND DANIEL E. KING.
MATTHEW'S, EVELYN. A tribute OF
love to the ever sweet memory OF our dear lear
y sloyed nenr and Gassea s%ay to
i've years ago today, January 20, 1913.
Deep in our hearts lies picture
OF loved one laid to rsst;
In memory's frame we shall Keep u
Because she was one OF the pest
When we think of you, dear mother
And the happy days gone oy'
Our hearts ache with sadness
And tears roll into our eyes.
1t vas hard blow to tS lose lose y w,4i main.
1t would be like Heaven
To hear your voice and see your face
again.
For all of US YOU. did YOU best ,..+
G 9ouR plea IoN hEso eef cHfGpREN AND
GRANpcHiLDREN: MAGGIE JENKINS,
E I4zE MATHEW MsH Sos MAA FAEkEss
IouIsE GoDFREY, MAMIE SMITH.
Loving thoughts Of one SO dear, grand
Often bring a silent tear: ,onr mas,
YOUR GRANDCHILDREN; ELSIE sIMMsS'
B boRora sHo"P soSNY EVE bos, sM sbaA
MAYN, CHARLES E. Sacred to the
memory of our dear husband ana Iatnsr,
CHARLES 2. MAYN who Departed d, this i sa
1920.
Beautiful memories Of one so dear,
Wen always cherish with love sincere
"A day that comes with SAD regret
M LoV1NG WIFE AND CHILDREN,
NASH, REUBEN. In memory Of our "a
ther and grandfather. REUBEN NASH, VINO
passed away five years $50 today january
20, 1g43.
Five years have passed, We love you STILL
We talk and think Of you at night
SON Me DAs SshsIs e sFs si,sss DAM
TEL AND RHODA.
STEWART, WILLIE B. HUMEs. In Sad
but loving remembrance OF our Gear motn-
er, WILLIE B. HUMES STEWART, VIM
passed away January %, 1914.
We miss you more, our hearts are sore,
AS time goes by We Will miss you more,
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can ever take your place.
Loving thoughts of one so dear
| Often bring us silent tears;
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
Time rolls on, but memories last.
HER FAMILY.
TURNER. AMY EMMA. In loving mem
| DRY of our grandmother. AMY EMMA TUR-
NER, who left us i've years ago today,
January 20. 1943.
/ We cannot think of her as dead
| Who walks with US no more
! Along the path of life we tread.
| She has but gone before.
But stiIi her silent ministry
! Within our hearts hath place.
| As when she on earth walked with US
| And met us face to lace.
| Her life was made forever ours,
What she to us has been.
Hath left henceforth the seal and sigr
| Engraved deeply within.
Ours Is she by an ownership
Nor time nor death can free,
4 For God hath given to love and keep
Its own eternaly.
ETHEL, GENEVTEVE, CLARENCE, ANNA
MAE, BLANCHE AND HELEN.
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Boy, 7, Tells How Father
Stranded His Mother
BY the Associated Press

DENVER, Jan. "a vivid de-
scription of his mothers death was
related to newsmen last night by
Robert Berger, 7, who says she
was strangled by his father, John
J. Berger, 30.
Berger was released Monday from
Colorado's State Prison where he
served an arson term.
The boy said he saw daddy
choking her. He said Hurry up and
die"
Berger was arrested yesterday
near his home and held for cues
tioning after his wife's body was
found by a passer-by summoned by
the children. A medical examiner
said Mrs. Berger was strangled.
Berger denied the boys story and
insisted he does not know how his
wife, Pauline, 20. was strangled
Tuesday in their home. They have
three other children besides Robert.
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Richard H. Depew, Jr., s.,
Pioneer Aviator, Dies

GARDEN CITY, N. Y, Jan. 20
Richard H. Depew, jr, IS. pioneer
aviator who advanced from test
pilot to head of an aviation firm
died yesterday.
Born in Plainfield, N. j., he was
one of the first Americans to learn
to fly, making his first solo flight in
1911 after training under Maurice
Farman, famed French flyer.
During the First World War he
was an Army test pilot. After being
associated with Curtiss Aeroplane
and Motor Corp. and Fairchild Avis-
ton Corp. for many years, he served
as head of the Taylorcraft Aviation
Corp, at Alliance, Ohio, for several
years.
During the recent war he managed
special projects for Fairchild at
Hagerstown, Md, and after the wal
went to Germany on a mission for
the Technical Industrial Intelligence
Corps.
At the time of his death he was
director of domestic sales for the
Frank Ambrose Aviation Corp.
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Frank Williams Dies;
Ex-1yping Champion,
District Businessman

Frank M. Williams, SO, who began
his career at 16 as a world type
writing champion and was owner
and president of the Frank M. Will
liams shorthand reporting firm here
before he was 80, died of a heart at
tack Monday in Stuart, Fla.
He had lived in Stuart since his
retirement two years ago. Mr.. Will
liams had lived in the Washington
area for Sc years. His last residence
here was at 11o7 North Inglewood
street, Arlington.
For 10 years prior to his retire
ment, he was a shorthand reporter
for the National Mediation Board
He also had served as official re-
porter for congressional debates
and hearings.
Began, Business Partnerships.
He was born in Old Point Com
fort, Va, and attended District
public schools. His father, Joseph
A. Williams, was q White House
police sergeant.
After receiving his law degree
from Georgetown University, Mr.
Williams went into partnership with
A. H. Gait and formed the Gait &
Williams shorthand reporting firm
He organized the Frank M. Williams
firm about 1920 after Mr.. Cats
death, with offices In the Earle
Building.
Mr.. Williams was a deep-ses
fishing and yachting enthusiast anc
at one time was commodore of the
Corinthian Yacht Club here. He
also had participated in many
amateur golf tournaments in Wash
ington and was member OF the
Washington Golf and Country Club
Played in Several Bands.
| As q young man he played the
|cornet in bands in various Eastern
cities, and once was member Of
the old Roger Pryor Band.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Margaret v. Williams; two daugh'
tiers, Mrs. Norman S. Bowles, jr.
sos North Twenty-sixth street, Ar
lington, and Mrs. Edward Cannon
1889 Third street NV; two broth
ers, Robert A. Williams of Stuar
and Woodrow w. Williams, Forest
vile, Va, both former Washington
policemen, and six sisters, Mrs. w
Lee Santman, Mrs. A. Evelyn Smith
Mrs. Paul l.. Williams, all of Wash
ington, and Mrs. Richard H. Schu
bert, Roanoke, Va; Mrs. Joseph H
Flaherty, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Reg
inald Hoagland, Detroit.
Private funeral services will b.
held in Portsmouth, Va.
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and a brother, the late w. w. Beall
both had served as county sheriff.
During the Republican admins
tration of the late Gov. Nice, Mr.
Beall served as chief inspector OF
the Maryland Racing Commission
from 1885 to 1899.
He was a well-known tobacco
grower in Southern Maryland and
had operated a tobacco farm since
1926.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Mildred Richie Beall; six sons
]. Bernard Beall, jr., Of Takoma
Park, Md; Carlton G. Beall, 800C
Walker Hill road Sc, and Robert
L., Alvin L., William P. and Paul E
Beall, all of Ardmore; two daughters
Mrs. Evelyn L. Beane, Ardmore, and
Mrs. Lois L. Wells, Marlboro, Md.
three brothers, Howard E. Beall
Colorado Springs, Colo. Robert E
Beall, Cumberland, Md. and John
F. x. Beall, Upper Marlboro, and
seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
noon Saturday IN the Forestville
(Md.) Methodis1 Church. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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Dr.. AureIiu Reinhordt,
Educator, Is Dead
By the Assoeieted Pres,

PALO ALTO, Calf, Jan. 49,
DR.. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt, 10. one
Of the Vests most distinguished ed
ucators and only woman ever to be
moderator of the Unitarian Churches
Of America, died yesterday. She. was
president of Mills College for Women
in Oakland, from 1916 until she re-
tired in 1943. .....
DR.. Reinhardt had made extended
visits to Washington. She was
largely responsible for raising; funds
for purchase of the American As
ISOLATION of University Women's
national headquarters at 1884 I
street NV. She was a former ma
tional president.
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Mrs. X. CordeIIe Walters,
Takoma Park Resident, Dies

Funeral services for Mrs. x. Cor
dele Walters, u, who died Monday
at her home, 239 Park avenue, Ia
koma Park, were to be held at
2 pm. today at the Takoma Park
Seventh day Adventist Church, Of
which she was member.
The Rev. Charles S. Longacre and
the Rev. George S. Rapp were tc
officiate. Burial was to be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Born in Lancaster, Ohio, she mar
ried w. Bruce Walters and lived in
New York before coming to Takoma
Park A years ago. Mr.. Walters is
an employee of the book department
of the Review and Herald Publish
ing Association,
Survivors include her husband ano
two sons, DR.. w. Beecher Walters
Washington physician, and j. Ar
thur Walters, Takoma Park, owner
of Walkers funeral home there.
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Doctors II o s =
pital after a 10
months illness.
A lif e | on 6
resident of the
C u n ty. Mr.,
Beall had served
two years Of his
four-year term
on the commit
tee.
He was born
in Richie Sta
ton and was
e d u C a t e d In
county schools.
His father, the
late r. w. Beall
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DrathH

LIZ oA4Sh
ALLEN ALDRIDGE. On "Wednesday
abRE r. iat e. & 1888 asean
Allen. Notice q funeral later Arrange:
ments by MONTGOMERY Bros e13 FLORIDA
ave. NV.
=. ANDREWS, DAISY MAE; Suddenly: on
aN HSfi VS. the Beloved ~ wife q the late
H ens Aab Andf T. An are m0 Mr q
Eeessw Mrs Florence .ns Mrs q M Msaon MFs
Wiley. Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
where services will be held on SATURDAY,
Hill Cemetery. 80
AUSTIN, LUELLA. On "Wednesday, Jan
ne. LyEILA AUSTIN, beloved wife cos Of
f Ne gstls sss Geneva Smith Hmea
fferson. odell and John Austin: AM. and Ars shs
aiso fsaSes s'f sost Of srandesdren other
relatives and friends: After 8 pm; satur.
day, January 81 friends may ,S cal at rs
You st. NV, Funeral services Monday
February 2. at 9 PM. at the above funeral
shqreh R RestysS ana trends invited
BAILEY, DELBERRT T ,s4s IN avS On
FRANKL1N BAILEY Of 4s15, 18th St; ne,
husband Of the late Blanche C. BAILEY BAILEY
Some. asoi 18th st. NV. on Friday. Jan;
nary 80. at 2 pm. Interment Cedar % Hill
v, sEAH LEY tgs f & on Te EaE wife
mother a tstheF ~. sisters; three t Sroth,
Fanera H Fssnies 81 4tR S st. sx Notice
of funeral later.
BEALL, JAMES BERNARD. On We'd
H Hssasg ' JAMES B ss asH 4
loved husband Of Mildred Richie Beall
and father Of Bernard ssa geall IL; Carl Hri
Lois i wells Robert l. s Galvi Rro 4 Will II
a H. IT. T. 49, koOf Harry = aSG Sn CLAYTON
He also is survived by seven grandchil-
drsn Services will be held s ct the Forest 1sn
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 1Bsitimore papers
please copy)
sE ~ os II S 81 f On MSna' MHso
beloved iSi Husband Of RUBY Benton ana IA
th seT' Of john, Thomas and William Benton;
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, after. PM
Thursday January 90, where SERVICES Will
Inte nn1H aienwood Cemetery. 20
BERGER, WILLIAM F. On Wednesday.
S paIs1Ws rLI1AM F. REReER: Beloved rvs
sspd a of sher Of MRS Evelyn
Raymond r ond ". Berger II and Mrs Mildred
Hsa5 aema ss dso Tmo a7s
aish requiem mass at st. Francis De Sales
Church, 2O21 r. L ave; ne; at ~ am m
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
,aae45 ADR s1s rs hl ADD 4P Esos1
mother Of Mrs. Frank j, salp Mrs, ?. "
Rs. Mrs ss paya er ATE
te n asnfA Cedar 1A Hi Cemetery; " 20 :.
CARTER, BESSIE l.; On Tuesday: Jan ar,
BESSIE g.r Mobs7 s 81 Ms wife Gen Of R0s
johnson, James K. and Luther Martin and
Mrs. Dorothy Price. Also SURVIVING 4, are Z,
c Gar tshoe and Mrs ~" Mildred Reed; i've
brothers. Robert. Marshall, Samuel Nor
man and Lawrence Kelly, and other rela.
s s1eS lem & Davis Funeral Home Rockville,
Md, after 5 pm Thursday: January ~.
Funeral Friday; January 30 at e p;nls'
from Round Oak Baptist Church. spencer
vile, Md, Rev. B. Bolts oficiatins. Reia-
tives and friends invited. Interment in
church cemetery
CARTER, MRS. BESSIE: This is 70
n9ty you Of the dea Sf Mrs m.bsI y
the the Ladies of Olives immediate Relief s.
ciety. Funeral Friday, January 30 4 9 .Is.
Church DE sPfnsfs'! RoB N President.
Eta LYNCH. Rec. Sec.
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DR.. Anna Cove Dies

GREENSBORO. N. c. Jan. 20 (P>.
DIR. Anna M. Cove. 30, the third
practicing woman plfgsictandn North
Carolina and a member of the fac
ulty of Women's College sof the Uni
versity of North Carolins since 1893,
died at a Greensboro hospital yes
terday
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James Bernard BeaII,
State COP. 0fficiaIin
Prince Georges, Dies

James Bernard Beall, s., Ardmore,
a member of the Republican State
Central Committee for Prince
Georges County, died yesterday in
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Rottino Nest Worms Eqqs

A species of bird, the megapodes
of New Guinea and Australia. builds
a large nest of decaying vegetable
matter so that the resulting heat
generated matches their eggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

United States expenditures for
personal domestic service declined
about % per cent between 1929 and
1870
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Guy Y. Smith, ia, Dies;
Former mel, Arreu1 Resident.

Guy Young Smith, "A, resident
of the District and Arlington for II
years before moving to Florida three
years ago, died Monday in Braden-
ton of heart attack, it was learned
yesterday.
Mr.. Smith, a retired chiroprsctor
and rooming house operator. was a
native of Morgan County, Ohio.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Efie Smith, of Bradenton: a son
William Paul Smith, of Annandale
Va: two daughters, Mrs. Doris
Joffe, New York City, and Mrs.
Irma Pauline Jacobs, New Orleans
and nine grandchildren.
Coins were in use both in the East
and the West, as early as the eighth
century BIC.
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A-24 s"THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
1913.
Qarna uf Thanka

CROUCH, PATRICIA ANNE. The moth
e. and father of the late PATRICIA ANNE
CROUCH wish to express their sincere
thanks for the sympathy. Kindness and
horal tributes at the passing OF our daush-
ter
Nh, AND MRS. LIE ROY CROUCH AND
FAMILY
MANUEL, RICHARD II. To the many
friends and relatives Of our father and
UEL, who were so kind to US at the time
Of his passing. we wish to express Our sim
cere thanks.
CLARA MANUEL GRAY, DAUGHTER;
CLARA MAY, GRANDDAUGHTER.
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Dratha

DARCY, KATE v. On Wednesday. Jan.
Calvert I'd, College Park, Nd, KATE Y.
DARCY. beloved wife. of the late Alonza G.;
Darcy. mother Of Georse D. Darcy and
Mr., Ryan Franz at S Shsn
Epiphany Episcopal Church. Forestville.
Md. at 2:45 pm. Interment church GEM
etery. 30
DICKEY. GRANVILLE Z. On Wednes-
day, January %, 1913. GRANVILLE e.
DICKEY, father OF Rosemary Dickey, son
of Rose M. Dickey and the late RAYMOND
B. Dickey. brother of Mrs. Alice Beaten,
John Maxwell Diekey and m. RayWond NJ. r
Funeral Home. 4s12 Georsia ave. NV.
Notice of time later.
ENNIS, MARY 4. On Ws ssIs,,s Ian, Jan,
wife Of George ", T. Ennis ana sister Of
Mrs. Norlne Shai1er, Mrs. Catherine King
Robert, James ard Edward Brown. Fu-
neral from the W. W. Deal Funeral Home,
1872 Georgia ave. NV. Notice OF time
later.
FARRELL. CHARLES J. On Tuesday,
January ~. 194s, at his residence, 1S32
s ST. NV, Apt. /, CHARLES J. FARRELL
beloved husband of Ella Farrell and broth
Also surviving are Two nieces; Helen Hous-
verx and Cecilia Foster of New, Orleans
La: q nephew, Charles J. Farrell OF Chi
cago, ILL.,, ana other relatives and many
friends. After 10 am. Thursday, friends
are invited to call at The Mcguire Funsra 4
will be offered Friday, January, 80: at Il
am, at ST. Augustine's Catholic Church
/ 18th st. between r and SITS. NV. IN,
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 90
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MARTIN, ANNIE M. In. loving memory
of our dear wife and mother, ANNIE M.
MARTIN, who left US three years ago to-
day, January %, 1a45.
Three years ago you left us
For q beautiful place called rest.
But you are not forgotten, dear mother,
BY the ones who loved you best.
You babe no one a last farewell,
You said good-by to none;
The hea senly gate Just opened wide,
A loving voice said Come.
You had a smile that every one loved,
A heart as true as gold;
To those who knew and love you,
Your memory will never grow old.
God knew that she was suffering,
That the hills were hard to climb,
So Re gently closed her weary eye1ids
And whispered, Peace be thine
Gone is the face We loved SO dear,
Silent is the voice we loved to hear;
Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thoughts to reach.
Sweet to remember her who once was here
And who, though absent. is Just as dear
The stars are shining brightly
Upon a silent grave,
In it lies q precious one,
We loved, but could not save: ,,. ANT
DAUGHTERS, FRANK. ANNIE. LOUISE
CARL, HELEN. LORETTA, ANTHONY
AND GERTRUDE.
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fKELL. CHAHLES j. MtInUtIS Ul
- the St. Augustine's Holy Name
IN Society will meet at the Nc.
I'm CURE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
& st. NV, at 8 pm. on Thursday
XIV January 30. 1948. to .ecitt
. prayers for the repose Of the
- soul of their late brother
LES J. FARRELL.
ALFRED H. F. sELBy. President:
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HoSSICK, 1t. GEORGE G.. End A.. A. r.
iA2 In loving remembrance Of our
GEORGE C. HossicK, End 4:
A. F.. who died in the service Of
his country four years ago today,
January 20. 1914. REQUIEM. mass at st.
Anthony's CHURCH MhM AND BROTHER
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"aLh6n,
Hsspts DoR a5f Ct s %Hks Sans
daughter of Wayman and Ida Carroll
wife of Raymond Walker. She also is sur.
vived by two brothers, Wayman. tr., ano
Warren Carroll: six aunts, four uncles, one
grandmother, Annie Ford: two nephews;
five nieces and many other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Henry s
Washington Il Sons Funeral Home, 4925
Deane ave. ne. after pm; Thursday
January 90. Funeral Friday, January 80
at pm, from the Randall Memorial
Methodist Church, Browning pl. and Sheriff
I'd. ne Rev. Lloyd b. Garrison ofhciatins
Relatives and friends invited. Intefmeni
Woodlswn Cemetery.
WALL CARROLL J. On THURSDAY, Jan.
usry 80. l94S. at his residence, 3s41 Isl
st. Sc. CARROLL J. WALL, beloved hus.
bard of Frances c. Wall and father 81
Mrs. Thelma Callahan and Alvin M. Wall
He also Is survived by three sisters. Serv.
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT 18th
st. Sc, on Saturday. January 81, at $50
pm Intsrns p,v Fen lincoln csmsdseya 81
January Is. ,1s4s, EDWARD A; WALSH
of 900 Sheridan st. NV. beloved husband
of Alice r. Walsh, uncle Of John Francis
Weser. Services at the S; n. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 1901 18th Ct, NV. on Sat.
urday. January 81, at $50 am: thence
to the Church Of the Nativity. 18th ant
| Of the mass win be offered ct 9 am. fol
the repose Of his soul. Irterment Ceda1
Hill Cemetery. 30
Arizona sun., 1948-05-14
Seauiew Club In
Japan Claims

With the Eighth Army in Tokyo
Japan.-The Seaview Army Serv-
ice Club in Tokyo. claims the great
est sustained attendance of any
similar organization in the Far
East Command.
Since it's opening in September,
1916, 100000 soldiers have entered
the Seaview Club for relaxation
and entertainment. Most of the SOL
dier-visitors are on duty at the To-
kyo Quartermaster Depot.
Miss Ocey L. Smith, 935 st. Mich
olas Ave., New York City, is Di-
rector of the Club and has served
in Japan since April, 1916. Before
arriving in Japan, Miss Smith serv-
ed with the American Red Cross
in Australia, New Guinea and the
Philippines.
Other members of the Seaview
staff are Miss Gay A. Beverley, OF
2743 Tenth ST., Riverside, Calf,
and Miss Frances E. Hicks, 244O
Boulevard Place, indianapolis.
Miss Beverley has been in Japan
since May, 1947 and formerly was
with the USO in San Francisco.
Miss Hicks arrived in Tokyo in
October, 1947 and serves as activi-
ties director for the club. She is a
former employee of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington.