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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-03-15

four full-length wardrobes)s to ID
windows with venetian blinds In
laid asphalt tile throughout is
JOY to behold.
The kitchen is a brides delight
with one piece stainless steel sink,
overhead cabinets for lots OF s.or-
age space and ~. oven-typh stove
There's even ~ six cubic foot
refrigerator :,
One of the features that really
sold our friends on their home is
the amazing convertible uphoi.
stored love seat dinette SECTION
which TRIPLES as dining space
beautiful lounge and comfortable
double bed Living room space with
its double duty couches is as gra-
clous as you'll find All this and
separate bedroom, too The bed
room boasts a full-sze BAD, box
surlng and mattress. one Of the
coaoh's two chests of drawers with
clothes hamper comb ned. land q
spacious hn>n or util ty cabinet
The lavat )rV q Joins the bedrooms
and both wash bowl and separate
shower provide hot and cold water |,
My fresh-ar fien1 husband really
got excited about the coach's ven
tilating system. AS he explained il.
q series of duets Eeens fresh air
circulating throl D the coach -
even through the wardrobe cab4
r=ts He pointed OF tat tta svs.
lom eliminated afV Il. veuli,.9rs
thich are possible trous.s spots
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-03-15

!port, Louisiana. who has been
iselected as the "He c of the
Month" by the DAV Because he has
hefused to let serious handicaps
Keep him from being useful cit
teen, with the same fighting spirit
Ne displayed on the playing field
land the battle field.
! The selection is part Of a ma
Itional program to honor each
Imonth a seriously disabled veteran
iwho has successfully rehabilitated
himself.
& Mayence is now helping other dis
Yabled veterans readjust themselves
les an employee Of the Veterans Ad-
Iminstration.
l Before the war he played pro-
lfessional baseball with the FL Dor.
lado Oilers of the Cotton States
LEAGUE and was under contract to
itho Detra;t Tigers Then came the
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-03-15

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Evening star., 1949-01-02
1n Mrn1nriant

NElTZEf, WILLIAM J. (BILD. In low
B e a oesl aho orosass psss.d sTsZ Am
years ago today January .. 1889
The covers of lifes book are closed
But loving deeds of bygone days
Are what the pages tell.
Each chapter in it leaves a thought,
AS dear and precious as can be,
For US to keep within our hearts.
HIS EovlNG BRoraERs 2YRs HsD nsp0sY SISTER
NELSON. MAMIE o. tribute of love
and devotion to the memory Of our dear
wife. mother and grandmother. MAMIE o.
NELSON; who died five years ago. Decem-
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time SO far has only proved
How much we miss her vet.
God gave us strength to fight it
And courage to bear the blow,
But what it meant to lose her
THE FAMILY,
sKIPWITH. ERASMUS. A tribute of de-
er ERAsMus % sKIPWTrH " Vno'ed Who depspted Ospte
this life January !. 1885.
Fourteen years ago you left me
For a beautiful place called rest,
But you are not forgotten, brother. dear,
BY the one who loved you best.
The covers of lfe's book are closed
For the one ! loved so we'll
But loving dee0S OF DygOne days
Are what the pages tell.
Some day know will meet you, Ras,
In that land so bright and fair,
For Jesus, our Saviour invites me
His beautiful home to share.
So sleep on, sleep on. dear Ras,
And take your rest;
loved you dearly,
But God, our Maker, loved you best.
Still lonesome for you, Ras
YOUR EVER DEVOTED SISTER, SARAH
SKIPWITH PETERSON.
WEIGH. HENRY H. In loving memory
Of my beloved husband, HENRY H. WEIGH,
who entered eternal rest three years ago,
January l, 1916.
God took you frst and I remain
To walk the road alone:
III live in memorys garden. dear,
With happy days we've known.
Each thing you've touched along the way
To me is hallowed spot;
So many years with one I've loved
Cannot easily he forgot
DEVOTED WIFE. RUTH.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

rector of the society, in New York.
The medal will be presented to
Mr.. Collins at ceremonies next Sun
day in Carroll Hall at Catholic Uni
IVerSity.
Mr.. Collins is former president
of the Archdiocesan Union of Holy
Name Societies of Baltimore and
Washington, treasurer and board
member of the National Council of
Catholic Men and master of the
Fourth Degree knights of Colum-
bus here.
A native of Bondsville, Mass, and
a graduate of Georgetown Univer.
slty Law School, he has lived in
Washington 30 years. He was an
Assistant United States Attorney
from October, 1924, to January,
1888.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins and their
two sons live at 1929 Locust road
NV.
The Vercelli Medal was first
awarded to five prominent Catholic
laymen in 1947 at the national con-
Vention of the Holy Name Society
in Boston. 1t was instituted by the
Holy Name Society and named after
the society's founder, Blessed John
OF Vercelli, master general of the
Dominican Order of Preachers, who
started the Holy Name movement
in 1874.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Francis N. Hickey Dies,
Former Special Fb| Agent

Francis M. Hickey, Sc, Central In
telligence Agency employe and for
mer FBI special agent, died unex-
pectedly Friday at his home, 1914
Webster street NV.
A native of Saltwater, N. Y, Mr..
Hickey joined the bureau in 1923
and served with it until 1941, when
he joined the Army Air Corps as
a civilian employe of its intelligence
division. He left the Air Forces in
1945, and after a year with Ameri-
can Airlines, became associated with
the CIA.
He was past president of the
Society OF Former Special Agents
OF the FBI, and he also belonged
to the Army and Navy Club, Mr..
Hickey formerly had been in the
Naval Reserve.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Marie Leasure Hickey, his mother,
Mrs. Thomas F. Hickey of Still
water and two sisters and a brother,
Mrs, Frank C. Mayhem, Albany,
N. Y, and Mrs. Mary Killelea and
Arthur R. Hickey of Saltwater.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
for him on Tuesday in St. Peters
Church, Saltwater, with burial in
the church cemetery there.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
N. J. 5heehy Rites Set;
Father Of T.. US Head
OF Religious Education

Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 10 am. tomorrow for Maurice j.
Sheehy, 76, father of Msgr. Maurice
S. Sheehy, head of Catholic Uni
versity's department of religious ed
ucation. Mr.. Sheehy died Friday
in his home at the Kennedy-W War
rem, 1888 Connecticut avenue NV,
after months illness.
Msgr. Sheehy will conduct the
services in the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception at
the university. Graveside services
in st. Mary's Cemetery will be con-
Quoted by Bishop Edward Fitz-
gerald of Dubuque, Iowa.
A Washington resident since 1881,
Mr.. Sheehy was born in Utica, ILL.,,
but spent most Of his life in Iowa
Before coming here he had been
president Of the American Fur and
Tanning Co., Mason City, Iowa.
A member of the knights of COL
umbus, Mr.. Sheehy was general
secretary of the Sheridan Qll.) unit
during World War I. He was also
a member Of the st. Vincent de
Paul and the Holy Name Societies
and of the Modern Woodmen of
America.
in addition to Msgr. Sheehy. Mr..
Sheehy is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Houlahan Sheehy, and
three other sons. They are Greg
Sheehy, New Hampton, Iowa; Frank
Sheehy, Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Will
ham j. Sheehy of Takoma Park,
Md. Also surviving is daughter,
Sister Mary Maurice Sheehy, a fac
ulty member at Catholic Univer-
sity's School of Nursing who is on
a years leave to teach at Mercy
College, Detroit.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Dfatha

WEBSTER, PFC; GEORGE SMITH, U. s.
AIR FORCE. Suddenly on November 10.
sR sh 2n f isRd g. g. a ro4ee ss ased
years. Of 2743 4th st. ne formerly Of Fl
+ st; NV: He is survived by his mother
through st adoption and aunts, Miss Louise
webster Of ia W. Rosemont ave. Aiexan-
dria, Va, and also BY his father, brother
day, January 5, 1949, at 2:3O pm, Dr.
Henry E. Woodine, pastor Of the Eckington
prayer BY Presidene ea aeorse sk 8. Miles of ~ the
Washington Bible Institute. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery, with military
honors. 3O,3l,2
WILLIAMS. ANNA E. On Friday, De-
eember d. 194s, at Groom, Md, ANNA E.
friend of Mrs. Alberta Galloway. super
intendent of Groom Settlement Schools.
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home, 3sS
q sMTy i: at pm, from the Lincoln Temple
ShqFch nr1dt ddth and sts NV; the aaN Rsy
invited. 3
day: January /, i949, JAMES c. WOLF
Of Of $2s7 Hiatt l,, pl,n;x beloved HUSBAND
Wolf OF Miami. Fla; brother OF MIS-
William Potter. Mrs. Thomas White, Mrs.
3. E. Dawson and L. H. Wolf Remains
resting at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV Notice of fu-
neral later.
WOLF, JAMES T.. Members of United
NeuA States Treasury Post 24OO.
E;;|: ;; !; :!
/, l949. whose residence Is
held January B. l949. at s:1b pm; at the
st. NV. Notice of funeral later.
GEORGE H. BEHRENS, Commander.
F. G. STEIN, Adjutant. 3
WRIGHT. LULU MARTEL. On Friday.
pital, LULU MARTEL WRIGHT. wife O Of
James r. Wright, mother Of James R., jr.;
Ben'amin G.. Mrs. Blanche Wright Mel
son son. CHURCH; Mrs. Marie Wright Smith.
Woisst Xioles Wrisht; Wright srandmethsr Of shirley
and Ernest Wright. Friends may cali at
the w; Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church,
3D. You ST. NV. after ] pm. Monday,
January 3, where funeral services will
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ZIMMERMAN, JAMES. On Wednesday,
December 29.194s. JAMES ZIMMERMAN,
husband q Elease Zimmerman. brother of
norman may be viewed at stewarts Fu-
neral Home, 80 H st. ne, after IL noon
Sunday. January Q, 1913 Funeral and
interment Orangeburg, 8. c. 3O,31,2
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Capitol Policeman Shot
On Duty to Get $1,000

Fred J. Crenshaw, 81, Capitol
policeman shot on duty by an ar
rested man last June, is going to
receive two years salary as COM
pensation-a total of $1,000.
Senator Maybank, Democrat, of
South Carolina, who sponsored a
resolution passed by the Both Con-
gress before it expired Friday, said
Mr.. Crenshaw will not be able to
work again as result of injuries.
Mr.. Crenshaw is formerly of Wal
halla, S. G. His aSsailant is serving
5-to-15 year sentence for the
shooting
Evening star., 1949-01-02
St. E|izabeths Patients
To Mark Festivals Close

A celebration marking the close
of the Festival of Lights will be held
at 1:30 pm. tomorrow for the
patients OF St. Elizabeths Hospital
by the National Jewish Welfare
Board and the Hebrew Sisters Aid
Circle.
Canton Jacob Barkin of the Adas
Israel Synagoge will light the can
dies and Rabbi Morris Pickolz of the
Washington Highlands Jewish Gen.
ter will speak on the significance
OF the festival.
The patients will be given gift
packages and refreshments by the
Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Man Gets Year for Theft
Of Brothers Radio

For stealing a radio from his
brother. Wayne R. Garden, 20, yes
terday was convicted and sentenced
TO a year in Jail by Judge George
D. Nelson IN Municipal Court.
Wayne Garden was arrested on
the complaint of his brother, Ar
thur, who told police the radio was
stolen December % from the room
ing house in which both live in the
500 block of Ninth street Sc.
Police reported the defendant
took the table model set after a
domestic dispute.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Studebuker's Prices
Raised SIS to $50
BY the Assoeioied Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. In
creases ranging from s25 to $50 in
the list prices of passenger car and
truck models have been announced
by the Studebaker Corp.
The new passenger car prices
ranging from 13 per cent to 35
higher, apply to l949 models to be
introduced later this month.
The new truck prices become ef-
fective Monday.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Rev. Amos Spie|man Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. l.-Private flu
neral services for the Rev. Amos
Edgar Spielman, 80, retired Meth
odist clergyman, will be held here
tomorrow He died last night at his
home here
Born in Hagerstown, Mr.. Spiel
man had served for almost so years
in the Baltimore conference of the
Methodist Church which includes
parts of Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and the District of Co.
lumbia.
His last assignment was at CATH
ersburg in 1882
Survivors are his widow, the for
mer Linda M. Jones of Leonard
town, two daughters and a son.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

ldyuIdh III IIIe
Holy Name So
ciety.
The announce
ment was made
last night by the
Rev. Joseph M.
Moran. spiritual
director of the
Union of Holy
Name Societies
of the Archdio-
cese of Wash.
ington, after no.
tifcation by the
Very Rev. Harry
c. Graham, o.
p national di.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Uarh uf Thanks

DURDEN, EUGENE C.. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appreciate
to our many friends Tor their beaurilul
floral tributes, telegrams and cards of SYM
pathy at the passing of our beloved
brother. EUGENE c. burden. in New
York City December Is, 194S
MABEL WHITLEY AND FAMILY. 8
mccoy. EDWARD A. We wish to THANK
our many friends ana neignborS tor their
kindness sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the passing of our loved one,
EDWARD A. MCCOY
NELLIE MCCOY AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
IW,H, Collins Awarded
Holy Name Medal

William H. Collins, Washington
attorney, has been awarded the Ver-
celli Medal for 1949 in recognition
of meritorious service as a Catholic
Evening star., 1949-01-02

Egypt is considering construction
of railway tunnel under the Suez
Canal.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
DfatAa
Z EvS yrAT TED u

KEYS. WALTER HAYES. On Friday
81 Is4s at Beasgn Lsht ssni
Ks asea beloved ga WAhbsR aAY6s II ths
son, Eastman Keys Of Dumfries, Va: one one
dfaHsftcr; fon 4 Mrs 81 Viola lola Brawner Of Washing
nnargaret na;r Smith and Mrs, Katherine
Games. Remains resting at the home of
ms NJ SON. where, services will be held Sun
Dumfrles Cemetery.
geie6fs # Ssos Ma oRaysnsSood sa1sv 49, r. RiveTdaie
NJ Kitchin inee orton1. 1us1 father o. of HaIia Mrs
anna Ann .haEt Lucille Apstin and brother of the
ave- will # bss'fr9 bs he1d a7s Tuesdsy ds
January an Ts,.a;as 4; 1e49: at , pm Relatives
Lincoln Cemetery Z
semseF s. 1918 RaRR2 On kFEVAi4 FEEE1dsf BE- bs.
INted loved husband Of Celie Krevait and de-
the GoIdberg funeral Home, ONE 45I5 9th 9th St. t.
ssIra 5ntsTmenS T.. iRRf{srasti3pa workers order
In mourning at 1911 Underwood st. NV.
LEMON, Lemon, WILLIAM H: On Wednesday,
December 30. 194s, WILLIAM H. LEMON
Of l237E Duncan pl: ne. He leaves
Pearl Lemon! two sons. Robert and Samuel rid
Efsndson Wllam Lemon, @ats snddfi sna Ss wis GRe
Edna H and Mary s0 Lemen; other reis
tives and friends. After II noon SUNDAY,
January :, l949. friends may call at Eu-
sw where funeral services services ' viii be- e'1 bed 81
Monday, January 3, at l pm, Rev D. A.
BeL ofhclatins. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 3I,2
December g. ia4s. d her r residence MeaneSosy sGs
dsTdST.u GordSn ave ~, ne, GERTRUDE Lowe
inner a, snd Edward Leroy Johnson sister
drew Foster. Services Monday, January B.
1949, at 80 pm, at Stewards Funeral
Hc Home. 80 st. ne. 1nterment Payne's
cemetery 3031,2
MARCH, JAMES L. On Saturday, jan
James Jam L March, husband Of the late
Martha Ma ma. E; March Friends may call at
rs,a.Ilss ave ne where services will be held on
tuesday. January T. at II am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
,anhsTA MsGARTHX, 1i.5 MARY r. J. On SATURDAY.
Z - s. A NARY e' MecHRTHY tsslss9ff; lGs: Be-:
ant and sister nt E,S Of Mrs Ellen F. Mccarthy and
ard !; d, D. Mccarthy. Notice Of d'u funerai ne1ai
MCKENZIE, MARY ELLEN. Entered
INTO eternal rest Wednesday. December 20,
l94S. at her residence. 453S 4Ist ave
brentwood. Md MARY ELLEN MCKENZIE
Mrs, Golden v. Mckenzie and Mr.. LLOYD
f. Mckenzie. She also is survived by
eight grandchildren, six great-grandchil-
Mckenzie. and a host Of other relatives
and friends. Friends may cali after 10
noon Sunday, January. >. 1949. at the
above address. Funeral Monday January
B. at l pm, from st Luke's Church. 18th
and Corcoran sts. NV. Interment Lincoln
memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Raiph Barboilr's Funeral Home. 312
MCKENZIE, MARY ELLEN. Members of
mn James Reese Europe Unit No.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
SORRELLE. CHARLES B. On Monday
Oecembtr - 1913. CHARLES q s6pS

Friday December 81. l94S, in Ouebec
Canada, EMMA E. STERLING Inee KIN.
SEY Ha ,sio8 Of ;543;5 tGuilford ter Baltimore
Mo;' beloved wife of George s. Sterling
Nelson Sterling and Mrs Harold S. Hill
Frienos fr may call at the Mitchell home
IJO0 EutaW pl.. Baltimore, Md. after 3
m. today. Services on Monday at | o m
lnterment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 5
Evening star., 1949-01-02
STRAUSS, ADMIRAL JOSEpE

On Ihufsday, December 30. 1873
~ at the United States Naval Med.
g lcal Center, Bethesda, Md. Ad.
eS miral JOSEPH STRAUSS, u s
a Navy. retired. the beloved hus.
~ band OF Mary S. Strauss, father
of Capt. Elliott B. Strauss, U. s
Evening star., 1949-01-02
PEARL, D. CHAPMAN, Pres.

MARIAN A. BELL, Secy
McLACHLEN, MARY MARGUERITE. On
Thursday, December 30. 194s. al Homeo-
LACHLEN. beloved daughter. Of John NJ.
nv Nv. Puneral Pune from the Collins Funeral
uary g. 1S49, at $40 am; Requiesn mass
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3O.3l,2
MORGAN. WILLIAM HENRY Sud-
WILLIAM HENRY MORGAN, beloved
brother of Audrey Johnson. Buelah Hodges,
Adrienne Morgan and George Morgan and
nephew Of Isaiah Marshall: he also leaves
other relatives and friends Friends may
call at the w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Church. 1882 U st. NV after L. noon.
Sund ay. January >. Funeral services
Monday, January 3. at . pm, at the
above funeral church, Rev. Fields ofic at
ing. Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemtery.
MORRIS, WALLACE H tWALLY). On
Thursday, December 30. l94S. at his resi-
dence. 1929 Lincoln I'd. ne. WALLACE H
tWALLYl MORRIS, beloved husband Of
the late Nellie Balm Morris and father Of
Bernard F; and Andrew J. Morris and Mrs
above residence on Monday, January 3
1949. at $50 a m. High requiem mass at
st Martins Church at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Glenwood
cemetery. BIZ
Evening star., 1949-01-02

H'HE' yUnN Z. On december 81
IS: g.: :; i:
Funeral services at the above residence
Monday. January 3; l94g, at $50 am.
JOSEPH z. Inns. Secretary Treasurer.
HARLAND. MAMIE On Thursday, De-
cember 30, l94s. at Gallinger Hospital,
MAMIE HARLAND, mother Of Lillian Har-
four grandchildren. one son-in-law. one
daughter-in-law and other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs, Harland may be
80 Eye st. ne after ii IN. Sunday. Fu.
neral Monday, January g. 1949. at i pm :,
from the New Bethel Baptist Church, 1st
psvD. s. between and sts nw
HAYES, THERESA v. On Wednesday. ediS
pital. THERESA V HAYES Vs'0s6Se Of SIS south aDf
Hayes; Friends may cali at the Lee
until $50 am Mondas JanaaTy sT! aSe' j. 1919 as;.
Requiem mass will be offered at St Peter S
Catholic Church. End and c sts. Sc, at 10
am, 1nterment Mount olivet Cemetery.
HERRoD. HERBERT. Departed 'Hii this life,
ThuTsdsy RecapeeT 90 ats At Galn
father Of Bertha. Pugh. Estella, Marceilus
Gene. Raymond and Gary Herrod, brother
Herrod; he also is survived by two grand
children. other. relatives and friends
Friends, may call at the Maiyan g. schey
after II noon, noon Sunday, January y :. where hM
at 3 pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene.
terry.
HICKEY. FRANCIS M. Suddenly, or
Friday, December 81. 194s. at his resi-.
denee, 1914 Webster st. NV. FRANCIS M
De9vsd o MRS h9S1sna Tbsma, q AsE Marie
e. Mayhew q Of Albany: n = =; TTi Ms. flsns Mars
killelea and Arthur R: Hickey Of Still.
%ent ,sI1t on y. TgesSay' January A. la49, at
t. leaa nx cARE A shE Il homo SEX
beloved wife Of the late Harry R. HoWser
sr, and mother of Harry r. Howser. jr
Remains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd Notice Of serv.
II HUFF. t1Ff. CHARLES a: On Thursday. De-
Mrs. Loune T. Huff and brother of Johr
J. Huff. Friends may call at Hysong's Flu.
sSmS 5auss S Il a4s ~ Funera assF
ices viii be held ON Monday, January )
at II: 80 am. in Fort Myer Chapel, Ar.
| lington, Va. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Interment Arlington Nationa
| Cemetery. 31,3
JACKSON. ANDREW M On Friday, De.
cember 81. 1g4S. at Providence Hospital
ANDREW M. JACKSON. beloved husbanc
Of Annie v. Jackson tnee TippettJ ane
father of James Kenneth Jackson, brother
of william A. Jackson, Mrs. Albert Krey
and Lenora Jackson. Prayers at Cham.
ber's Southeast Funeral Home. 517 It'll
st. Sc, on Tuesday, January 4. at $50
| Catholic Church, 18th and " st. Sc. a
8 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

LACE H. MORRIS, enrolled NAY | pa, # igi9;
died December 30, 1a4s BY order of
GUY A. CAPONNETTO. Exalter Ruler.
Attest: l.. NJ. YOUNG. Secretary.
NICHOLSON. ELDRED. On Friday, De-
36th St ne ELDRED NICHOLSON, be-
loved husband of Daisy E. Nicholson and
father Of Eldred W. Nicholson Friends
st.. and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held Tuesday, January 4. at 2:3O
pm lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery 3
NOLAN, BERNARD F. Printing Press
Evening star., 1949-01-02
1tt Mrn1nrtat1t

BAILEY. SADIE C. In sad and loving
remembrance Of our dear sister and aunt
SADIE .A. G; BAILEY, who departed this life
seven years ago today, January >, 1912.
Gone, but not forgotten;
Always in our hearts
SISTER, BROTHER, NIECE AND NEPHEW
Evening star., 1949-01-02
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RHODES, CHARLES e. On, Thursday,
81 30 1919 at his resiasnes eas
ther of Mrs; Mary A Doyle Charles W
and Albert Rhodes; brother of Mrs. Bertha
Fitzgerald; na I,,lns; Mrs Olive Brown Mrs Ella
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Monday, jan
uary 3, 1949 at 11:30 am. 1nterment
Glenwood Cemetery 31,2
RILEY. THOMAS GEORGE. suddenly,
GEORGE RILEY beloved husb and Of
Sadie M. Riley (nee Turner) and father
Michaels, and Mrs. Olive Perry. Friends
ma may call at his late residence. .1349
st. s Pnneal thrpes TUESDAY }a1u
Anthony''ss Catholic Church where requiem
mass will be offered at 9 am. for the
ep3.d OF MS soul Fends and 1esyss
terry. 3
eember 80: I94s. at the Naval Hospital,
B.thesds Bet ss Md h. ARTHyR r RoARY Friends
Sunday January >, 1949. Funeral services
tGesoay, les January A. at 10 am. at Wood
December 80, 1913, MORRIS v. RossoN
ten; is, ! p; He is survived y his VIE,
Crawford and Mrs Helen GesneT; ss yFsnla son
George W; Rosson sisters, Pearl E. Locke
Amy A. Rosson and Mrs. G. R. Jennings,
ST.; brothers, W. Witty and John H. Ros-
SON, Funeral Monday. January 3, 1949
at 9 am, from the Heus Funeral Home,
Fort Lee, N. j.
RYAN. ROBERT L: On Saturday, jan
uary l, lS49. ROBERT L. RYAN, step
father of Mrs. Edna Davis Russell C.
Wood Annandale, Va; Mrs. Lola E. os.
borne, Cattlet Va; Maude l. Rerenson OF
Hartford. Conn; brother of Evert S. Ryan
OF Dearwood,, Md; Mrs Gertrude E, Lewis
and Mrs. Nan r. Street, Washington,
D. C. Funeral from the w. w. Deal Fu-
neral Home, 4s12 Georgia ave. NV. No
tice of time later
SEEK. MARY c. tnee BREADICAMP).
On January l., 1949, at her residence,
SEEK nee BREADICAMPl, beloved wife
of David o. Seek. Surviving are nine
children. Remains resting at the Gasch
Funeral Home, ,hyattsyille.. md, Funeral
vile, Md. on Monday, January g. at 2:3O
pm. Interment George Washington Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited
SEIS, PEARL A. On Saturday, January
!. 1919, al Mount Alto Hospi-