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Evening star., 1949-04-07
Funeral for Henry Knoeh
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Henry
Knoch will be held at ? pm.
tomorrow across the street from
the shop where he worked for
40 years.
The services will be in Gawler' S
Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Mr.. Knoch once operated
an electrical and locksmith buSi-
ness opposite the funeral home
He will be buried in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Knoch died Tuesday at the
age of Sc in Crestdale Sanitarium,
Arlington. He had been hospital
lied for the last five years.
A native of Rockville. Md. he
came to Washington as child.
After his retirement Is years ago,
he travelled in Florida and Cali
fornia before becoming Ill. He
was a life member Of Lafayette
Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are two sons, Charles
Fl. Knoch of Baltimore and j.
Kendall Knoch. ll04 North Ken
lucky street. Arlington. Three
grandchildren also survive.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Services for Dr.. Sheorer
Conducted at St. AIbons

Funeral services for DIR. Joseph
Pardoe Shearer. So leadine
Surgeon here for many years. Will
be held this afternoon IN Inc
ST, Adams Episcopal Church. WIS
consin and Massachusetts avenues
NV. Burial will be private III
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
DR.. Shearer died Monday In
Doctors Hospital. where he had
been a patient since Friday
The chief OF surgery A. Prince
Georges General Hospital. he had
been on the STATS OF most Of the
hospitals in Washington He was
also associate clinical professor
OF surgery at Georgetown Unlver-
Sity.
A native OF Milton. Pa. Or
Shearer was graduated from Buck
nell University and John Hopkins
University Medical School prior
to opening practice here - years
ago. He lived at 3o24 Forty
fourth street NV. with offices al
1925 X street NV.
DR.. Shearer. who was member
OF many medical associations. be-
longed 10 st. Adams Church. Al
mas Temple. Chevy Chase Ma
sonic Lodge and the Columbia
Country Club.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
; Die in Plane Crash;
Talent Winner, 6, Hurt
o. tt.s A..s. - t..l Rt.l.

ALLENTOWN Pa. April "A
e-year old radio talent show win
ner remained in a critical eondi-
tion today after plane crash in
which his mother and two other
persons were killed
The boy. Kenny Biekicki, \ sAxo-
phonist. Was placed In an oxygen
tent at Allentown General Haspi-
tai last night. Doctors did not
disclose the exact nature Of his
injuries,
A small plane carrying five res
idents Of Reading Pa. home from
a radio talent show At Utica. N Y.
apparently ran out O, gas and
crashed Tuesday nieht on Bake
Oven Knob in wooded area 20
miles north Of this Eastern Penn
sylvania city,
Killed IN the crash were Arlene
Blekicki. s.. keuny'S mother.
Bernard b Kenney, 20, president
of the Rajah Theater Of Read
ing. and +. r. HostetteT. 26-yeAf-
old pilot OF the plane
Danny De Turk, 3&-yeAr-eld
banjo player. sustained D leg
fracture in the crash, but man
aged TO crawl down the hillside.
A farmer. John Walters. heard
his cries for help about noon yes
terdAy.
Kenney had won the children 0
contest on the radio show for
the third time and pocketed eiO0.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mrs. Margaret Trumon
Dies:Widow of DC. Man

Funeral services will be held al
10 am. tomorrow for Mrs. Mar
garet O+Toole Truman. widow of
a District employe. She died un-
expectedly Tuesday at Pro'''''''''.'o
Hospital. The services will be in
st. Peters Catholic L. "a
Second street Sc. and burial will
be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The former Margaret Ann
O"Toole. who came TO Washington
from Ireland as young woman
Mrs. Truman was the widow of
William A. Truman. who worked
in the District Engineers De-
partment. She lived at 20i Sec
ond street Sc. and was a member
of the Ancient Order oil Hiber-
mans,
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mrs. Kate I. Abrams.
CIubwoman Here,
To Be Buried Today

Funeral services for Mrs Kate
Trenholm Abrams. 81. prominent
for many years IN cluowomen S
circles here, were 10 be held this
afternoon IN the Chambers funeral
home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
streets NV. Burial Will be private.
Mrs. Abrams died Monday in
Emergency Hospital. She was q
strong supporter OF the League Of
Nations when United States MEM
bership in The league vas a lively
issue.
A native Of Charleston. S. c..
she came 10 Washington as &
young girl with her father. who
had been named controller OF cur
reney IN the first Cleveland admin
istration. She married Jesse
Abrams. a teacher OF classic Ian
guages. who later became asSoci-
ated with the Treasury Depart
ment. He died a number Of
years ago.
Grandfather in Davis Cabinet.
Mrs. Abrams grandfather was
George Trenholm. who was Secre-
tary of the Treasury IN the Con-
federate cabinet Of Jefferson Davis
Her ancestral home in Charleston.
Ashley Hall" is now a girls
school.
After the First World War. Mrs.
Abrams became interested in pro-
noting the ideals OF the League Of
Nations. She attended meetings
of the League at Geneva as an
observer and for a time was in
charge of the Washington Office OF
the League of Nations Association.
For many years Mrs. Abrams
was chairman of the annual
Woodrow Wilson Memorial held
at National Cathedral.
Son Survives.
She also was active in the
women'S suffrage movement. in
the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy and the American AsSo-
citation of University Women. She
lived at the All-States Hotel
Mrs. Abrams is survived by one
son. Maddox Trenholm Of 906
Green street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mrs. May Radcliffe,
CIubwoman, Wife Of
Fisheries Aide, Dies

Mrs. May OStrander Radcliffe.
So. clubwoman and wife OF Lewis
Radcliffe. a former deputy COM
missioner of the Fisheries Bureau.
died yesterday al Doctors Hospital
after an illness OF seven months.
Funeral services viii be held al
2 pm. Saturday al the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. with
burial in Rock Greek Cemetery.
A native Of Ithaca, N. Y, where
she studied at the Conservatory Of
Music. Mrs. Radcliffe moved TO
Washington in 1908. She had lived
at $500 Thirty-second street NV.
for % years.
She belonged to the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church,
where she was a leader IN the
Red Cross Sewing Unit for eight
years. She also was charter
member of the Radcliffe Sewing
Group, which was named for her,
and a member of the Women S
Guild. Mrs. Radcliffe's other
clubs included the Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase. the Chevy Chase
Chapter of the YWCA and the
Gladys Phipps-Florence Critten-
ton Circle. She was the first
president of the Columbia Chap
ter of the IZaak Walton League
of America and a member of the
Political Study Club of Washing
ton.
Besides her husband, she leaves
two daughters. Miss Helen M.
Radcliffe of the Thirty-second
street address and Mrs. Allen E.
LIE Hew. Clifton Forge. Va; a son.
Raymond w. Radcliffe. Landoyer,
Md: two brothers. Wellington H,
Ostrander. Ithaca, n. Y, and
Floyd F. Ostrander, Vestal, N. Y;
three sisters, Mrs. Viola E. Mac
Whorter, Elmira, N. Y; Mrs.
John C. Bates, Rochester, N. Y.
and Miss Ella Ostrander of the
Thirty-second street address and
four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

and he was a 1910 graduate OF
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
Sergt. Bell entered active serv-
| ice with the National Guard in
February, 1941 He was wounded
| in Normandy the day after D-day
Sergt. Bell, who was % at the
time of his death, was member
of the 11th Infantry Regiment
29th Division.
Surviving besides his parents are
his widow, now remarked. and q
sister. Miss Elizabeth H. Bell OF
the home address. His fatner
operates an electrical appliance
store in KenSingtOn.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Sir Seymour Hicks, 7S,
Actor, Producer, Dies
BY the Associotsd Press

FLEET. England, April 7.--Sir
Seymour Hicks. actor. producer
and playwright, died at his home
here yesterday. He was 78. He
never fully recovered from an at
tack of influenza a month ago.
His death ended a long part
nership on the stage with his
wife, Ellaline. The couple. who
won the affection of playgoers
around the world, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary in
1943.
Hicks starred in both comedy
and dramatic roles. He played in
some movies. but his career was
primarily a succession Of stage
triumphs, broken temporarily by
a venture in theater building
which loaded him with debts.
He wrote and produced "a
plays. Among them were THE
Clock" "One of the Best" Catch
of the Season." Earl and the
Girl" With Flying Colors, y
Vintage Wine" and THE Miracle
Man"
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Funeral Sci Tomorrow
For Dr.. Fanti, Former
Standards Bureau Aide

tNsarsA ~svxez ug2 e~ hf's
q: - IN sosaasrcw fsg ~
AE3s,s3e Pant ka.vvAr~eaa ~
tssea strnt4aS 3aasAslAn .. ths
Natsag.a2 Bureau AZ ss&ndAgaA
~ho asc4 Tar>aAy e. r,.nes
u~ogsvs oersesal Hosp.sAl A:,rs
ts1ef lines
7Ese srfgaces ~3yl ~ in oAwlfrS
chApe! ls$s F'sgAsss lvAa.A ave
r4s NV
IN Faas! SAS ea,n n CAggL
ltAty ana wAa e~ssseAsrd at Tho
Universities cs Parma. Bologna
ard favaA.
After teaching Ia The Reg.lsa
Schoo2 Of LANGUAGES - He;l.n
and lonaan. ne came Go shs
UnIted States n 1904 hs Ap-
piled for citizenship pApcEa tAe
dAy re arrived
He 1as appointed 10 9 psasl-
ton n taas catassS ast IssUn cI if2e
Library q! Congress la 1894 and
he scfaed there uatll 1910 When
he eec anne scientific librarian at
The Bureau q Standards ils.
Fana TrssrrG IN 1855
Dr. PANT SAN ggvatlS Inlrr-
estrd IN tho International iAa-
ss4s.s 60 80, ,g,g-ass,..,s - -. 800. A
larse.y 10 TIE development cf an
international auxiliary tangGAss
known aS lniefilnguA he vAs a
member Of the American Library
association.
He lived with friends at l4Ss n
street NV. and has no living
relatives
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Rites for Mrs. Daniels
Will Be Held Toniqhi

A memorial service will be he'd
at 8 O'Clock tonight for Mrs, Mary
A. Daniels. 10.
The service will be in the
Pumphrey funeral home. Silver
Spring. 1t will be conducted by
the Rev. Wilford P, Fowler OF
Babylon, Long Island. q nephew
of Mrs. Daniels, and the Rev.
Philip G. Edwards. pastor OF
Woodside Methodist Church.
Mrs. Daniels died Tuesday nj
the home of her daughter. Mrs,
Roy c. jacobson. sol Dale Drive,
Silver Spring. Md. where she had
been living for 10 years. She had
been active IN Silver Spring Red
Cross work.
Besides her daughter. she is sur
vived by two grandchildren. three
sisters and two brothers.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

New York ave-
nue., T a k o m a
Park, Md. who
W a S killed in
action at Kos
lar, Germany,
F e b r u airy %,
1945.
S erg t. Bell
was a native of
Yonkers, N. Y,
who a me to
M aryl a n d in
1887. He and
his family for
merly lived in
K en- in G t on,
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mrs. Pauline A. Keyser
or Luroy Dies at SO
By the Assoeicted Press

LURAY. Va. April Mrs
Pauline Albaugh Keyser. 80. died
yesterday in a Washington hos
pital. She was the widow OF VII
liam F. Keyser. for a quarter OF
a century Commemorative at
torney of Page County.
Mrs. Keyser was a native OF
Frederick, Md.
Surviving are a son. Robert W
Keyser. Luray attorney. and a
daughter, Mrs. Margaret K. Mar
tell, Washington.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Draths
TRrMAS. MARGARET 4

:. "a "a +It ~
HosDitai. tosnd aARoARET at 4 Truman nee
OToolet. beloved wife OF the late william
A. Truman. slseer OF Bridget M. Morrison
Funeral from the James 7. Ryan Funeral
Home. 3l7 Pa ave. Sc, on Friday April
offered al St Peters Church a. 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited Interment
WALLIS, THOMAS sMYTHE On Thurs
day. April =. l949. al his residence, 1906
fgonAs fah sm2aE MAs "a h5sSn 6soFsd has xs
band of Ellen Ixham Schutt Wallis and
brother OF Henry Hill Wallis. John Charles
Wallis, Mrs. Howard Elton Perry, Mrs J,
Percy Wilson. Mrs, 7. Reverdy Sasscer
resting at the ives funeral Home, ss47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. unal SatGT-
day, April 8. at am; thence TO his late
residence, where funeral services will be
held for the family and close friends a. 2
p m. Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. Please omit flowers. s
WALKER, MILTON. On Wednesday,
N. c., MILTON WALKER, husband Of Sara
Walker and father OF Mildred Walker. He
also IS survived by other relatives and
friends. Remains resting with L. z.
Murray g. Son, 1887 10th ST. NV. Fu-
neral notice later.
WASHINGTON. FRANK r. On We'd
pital,. FRANK R. WASHINGTON of l236
Maryland ave. ne beloved husband OF
Mrs. Carrie B. Washington, son OF Mrs.
Sarah Payton, brother of John H. and
Arthur Washington. James Payton, Mrs.
Louise Robinson and Mrs. Lena Doss. He
friends Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements by w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
WEST. PFC FIJRsIEY r. On septem- =
Evening star., 1949-04-07
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J.
Hnnrtlinn

WEISS, SOPHIA. The unyeiling Of q
monument in memory OF the late SOPHIA
WEISS, beloved mother OF Mrs; Pau! Pearl
man and grandmother of Dr.. Ira w.
Pear!man, will be held Sunday. April 10.
1919, at u O'Clock, at the Warrington
Hebrew CONGREGATION Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Arlington ReburiaI Held
For 5 /Sergf. Richard Bell

Arlington reburial services
were held yesterday for S/Sergt.
Richard M. Bell, son of Mr..
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WOOT

survive I1TaFeSlQe ScTFlCeS dnO
interment Friday April 8, 1949, at 2 pm,
at Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited. Y
YATES, ADA X. On Wednesday, April
8, 1949, at her residence, I'll 14th st
ne, ADA K. YATES, wife of Henry C
Yates and mother of r. B.. Edward A. and
Henry w. Yates. Friends are invited to
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St ano
Mass. ave. ne. Services at Cedar Hill
Mausoleum on Friday, April 8, at pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. s
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Dutch Making Machinery

ANetherlands firm has started
/ to make machinery of types
once supplied by Germany-bak-
cry, woodworking and bookbind-
ing machines and machine tools.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Ell Salvador, with some 35 900
users of electricity. has built its
first steam generating plant.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

ber IS, 1915, at Okinawa. Pic
EURSLEY B. WEST, beloved sor
Of Eursley and Martha West
brother OF Elvin and Henry Wesi
and Eloise West Skinner. Re
burial services April 8, 194a. al
at Arlington National Cemetery
and friends are invited. 7'
LIN, PVT. JOHN T. tTEDDY), q
S. ARMY. On November 81
1914, in Germany. Pvt. JOHN T
som Of The "LLahNM late William M i B AIWy VIZ
helm, nephew of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilhelm Wetherbee and brother
IL HrraIla.I...
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Bello of Chester, Pa; nephew Of
l. Wilheim; Services at Chambers
Id, on Saturday. April q. 1949. at
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
s
ID, PFC. THOMAS EDWARD. On
october &, 1945, at Okinawa,
- Pfc. THOMAS EDWARD WOOD,
= beloved son of James and Ro-
q berta v. M Wood of 432 21st st.
u ne. devoted brother of June
- Wood Morris, Jules " and James
s. Wood. Other relatives also
Evening star., 1949-04-07
osEL, NATHAN j. Albert Pike Lodge;
HORACE HOCTER, =.
Grande Correspondent

3. 1949, at the home Of her daughter, MRS
ES,nS Boy G. Ma HrcGSsGn srs MsRY Ar af a m D b
s.psndmether .Gssa mSnsF 81 81 Mar eharie.
held at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funera
Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver spring
Md, on Thursday. April 2, at pm
Friends are invited to attend flease o5ni'
flowers.
pICKERsoN, WILLIAM II. On Wed
fsda' pitsi' william H. picKERsoN. beloved
Husband Of Edith s; Piekerson Snee E9Te. Fore
ana ma .nd aad Robeft soeeF 8 hse
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 tn st. Sc
on Saturday, April 8, at 1880 am. IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery
EADs, ALIEN. On nesday, April pil
SAps as4S Of 81 4 Myrfie HA st. ne sister Of Dor
othy Thomas, Lucille Moore, Lola Byers
William, James and Alonzo Demings; nlece
She also leaves other relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later. services oy o'e"-
art.
FANTI. DIR. ARIsTIDE. On Tuesday
eral apiH Hospital, q cheveriy, Md; Dr.: ARIsTIDE
chapel: 1856 Pa. ave NV, wheFe nsTs serv; y;
4:So @ T pm. 1nterment private.
Apri1 hUSi 8. 1913, CLARA M. FAUcETTE q
1747 Swami st. NV, daughter o! MT. w
bert and the late Mrs. Fannie Ellis, wi1e
leaves to mourn their loss one daughter 'g r
Rose and Frances Nicely: one brother
Charles W. Ellis; one adopted daughter
Rosemarie Tyler: other relatives and many
friends, After IL noon Friday, april 3
friends are invited to call at the Morrow
4, Woodford Funeral Home, 1872 lth 81
NV, where funeral services will be held
Saturday. April 8, at l pm heV; Jerry
Moore ofhciating. lnterment Lincoln Sie'
mortal Cemetery.
GRAYsoN, SHIRLEY. On Friday; Apri ri
1. 1919, at New York City SHIRLEY
Major. Also surviving are other relatives i've
3, at pm. at the Mcguire FMnera
Home, 1920 9th ST. NV. lnterment WOOD
lawn Cemetery.
GRIFFITH, wILFORD CALLAWAY; on
Wednesday, April 6, l949, at his res TeSlaenee ISe
c20AAWAY GRIFFITH, the beloved hus
band Of Elma Heaton Grifhtn, IatneI q
Iaes GTN1ith and son of the late Winfree
p and SSa Giles Grifdth. Services a.
Chambers Mineral Home. 14oQ Cnapm rS 81
NV. on Friday, April cs,,s,sr1 8, at pm. IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
HAYS, URIEL C.. JR. suddenly, Suiy,,sa sa OF
sSos aand st. ne, URIEL G; HAYS. a, SsSIt Ut;
Tisg' Robert Cupp and Muriel Lynne Hays
son Of Uriei c. and Elsie Fl. Hays: orotnsl
Of Cecil c. Hays Services at the = Il
T,nes Co, Funeral Home, 2901 14th st
NV, on Friday, April s. at IL noon. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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Draths

AMER, CLYDE L. On Tuesday: Aprn ,
1949; at Mount Alto h9spm,tsi. IA. cLIDiE H,hoi I I
Daughton, brother OF Mrs, Ruth l. Kaiser
and Harry L. Amer. Friends may call a
the Lee Funeral Home. Attn st. sns ~ MAS S.
ment. Cedar Hill Cemetery
ALTIZER, SARAH E.. On Tuesday, A2ri
5, 1949. at the Naval Medics! Genter; BE.
strstton. Remains resting at Chambers
Funeral Home, 517 llth St. Sc ,Iia, unit
Thursday: April T. at @ 3;"o pm inter
ment Huntington. W. va.
AMINGER, CHARLES. Departed thin
Ha.pts ls MandcE cAAkPEs hpE AMsoER seh ae eaSe'
to mourn their loss three nieces, Margarel
Perry. Emma Watson snd Marie Dancy
OF other relatives and friends. After 4
pm. Thursday, April z. friends may cal
the yda r. Horton ReIe Ge seqTces Viz
held on Friday, April s, at I2 noon. In
terment woodlawn Cemetery.
BANKS. MOSES n; Suddenly; on Wsd, We I
nesday, April 8, 1883 MOSES II; BANKS IS
three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Barker, Mrs
Marian Forman and Mrs. Minnie sch SehnuT' W
Albert and Jack Banks. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzsnsky & Son Funera
Home, 1901 14th St: NV" on FTiosy' @ etnn. Aprl
etery.
s. pi NV, w. Albert BERNARD. beloved ,hus.
band Of Susie Bernard Also. Also 9 s9rplvinE pn,1ss
mouth, Va: other relatives ana many
friends. Funeral and interment Ports
mouth, Va. Local arrangements BY NC
Guire.
BURRIs. MARY THERESA, On r Tues, gy .
su1RRis ssSu1R pi Of near coiesviIIe, Md wife d
the late George WASHINGTON Bqrris 1 ano
mother. Of George w.; ir. Alec E. ItIiI 0Seai
Home s434 Georgia ave., Silver Spring
No IR. y Ths5sdsy .r s. bome Apa whsre ss prayer
will be said on Friday, April g., at LIS
pm; thence to the ColesvilIe Methods,
pm. interment colesVills Cemetery Coles
.DE s4s JOSEF yogHpE q surnEH aaE'dby 5
loved son Of the late William B. ano
Maleare. Butler Of Medfofd OF Mas ho
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon Funera,
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV. Notice oi
time later.
COLLINS, GUY W. On Tuesday; ; April ri
B, 1949, at Cleveland Onlo, w
COLLINS of 9507 Saybrook ave: silver
spring, Md, beloved husband OF Haze
Eileen di and Wilson Collins; son Of Mrs
Clara Powell, brother of Mrs. Iva Walden
Mrs. Mary st. Clair and Roy Collins serv-
Ices at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral HOME
2e0l 14th st. NV, on Saturday, April y
at 2 pm. Notice OF interment later. .
CORE, RICHARD. On Sunday: April 3,
1915, at the Naval Hospital, BetheSda M
Nd, RICHARD CORE, beloved son OF Eu-
gene and Alice Core. He also leaves one
sister, three aunts, one uncle and other
re nesday. April g., friends may call at The hs
w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church; l432
You st. NV. Funeral services Frioay'
April 8, at 1870 pm, at the above ~
neral church, Rev. Augustus Lewis ofhciat-
ing. Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Arlington National Cemetery. z
CosEL, NATHAN J. On Wednesday,
April 6. 1949, NATHAN J. COSEL, beloved
Husband of Antonnette Cosel. Remains
resting resting at his late residence, 51o2 3rd St
NV, until Thursday evening. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky o. son
Funeral Home, 3501 14th st. NV, on
Friday, April 8. at II am. 1nterment
Washington Hebrew Congregation Gene
tery.
COSEI. NATHAN ]. Albert Pike Lodge.
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E. Di B,
Harry L.
Funeral I
dale, Nd.
2 pm. J
Evening star., 1949-04-07

BERNARD, ALbEhI. oH Auesa0y
April S, 1919. at his residence. 1910
st. NV, ALBERT BERNARD. beloved hus.
band of Susie Bernard. Also suTvivlhe
are one sister, Mrs. Hattie Jones OF Ports
mouth, Va: other relatives and many
friends. Funeral and interment Ports
mouth, Va. Local arrangements py NC
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Meridian pl. NV CATHERINE A. NEE
HAN. beloved wife of the late James F,
Meehan, mother of Mrs, Mary o,Brien,
and John x. Meehan. Funeral from the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home, 3l7 Pa.
ave. Sc, on Friday. April 8, at $40 am
Requiem mass will be offered at st. Jo--
sepf's Church at 9 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount olivet
=
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SEN, EVALD Z. On Moliuay,
April 4. 1919; at q; s; Soldiers
. Home, D. c.. EvALD E. PETER
A SEN. Funeral, with military
H honors, from Soldiers Home
Il Chapel at 10:40 am. Friday.
April 8. Interment in Soldiers
Home National Cemetery. Col.
b .Astor Camp, No. 8, U. S. w. v.
F. N. DAVIS, Commander.
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BURRIs, MARY THERESA. On Tues.

ApEiI sG1LIf = fs4s' a JOSEPH P. B1UT1LER, Be-;
foved son OF the late William B. and
Margaret Butler Of Medford. Mass and
father Of Joseph J. Butler Of DAYTON; ONO;
FUNERAL from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV. Notice OF
TINA later
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COLLINS, GUY ". On Tuesday; AprIl
4, 1919, at Cleveland, Ohio, GUY W.
COLLINS of 95O7 Saybrook ave. Silver
Spring, Md, beloved husband Of Hazel
T. Collins. father Of Mrs. Betty Dove
Eileen and Wilson Collins; son Of Mrs.
Clara Powell, brother of Mrs. Iva Walden.
Mrs Mary st. Clair and Roy Collins. Serv-
ices at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
oo01 14th st. NV, on Saturday, April 8,
at 3 pm Notice of interment later. q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
IN OSS PCINT..
Social Events

Mississippi Southern where she
is a student.
A party attending the Mardi
Gras festivities in Mobile on
Tuesday was composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Norville Suthoff, Bar
bara Suthoff, and Ann Bond.
Misses Bobbie Thompson, Jean
Parker, Virginia Upton and Jean
Grafton were among those. from
here who spent the day in New
Orleans on Mardi Gras.
Ann Crabtree, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Crabtree, left
last week for a visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Ann Harden
bergh at Marion, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mixson for
the pleasure of their daughters,
Marilyn and Elizabeth, and the
twins, Brynda and Lynda, motor
ed with them to Mobile Tues
day where they saw the carni-
val parades.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mixson had
as visitors the formers mother,
Mrs. M. F. Mixson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Jackson of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, with whom they visited
Bellingrath Gardens. The party
from Tuscaloosa had been visit
ing in New Orleans where they
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spann and
young daughter, Sherry, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward A. Khayat and
ydung daughter. Kathy, spent
the day in New Orleans or Sun
day where they attended the
carnival parades.
Miss Jane Sparkman, who is
attending Newcomb, spent the
weekend in the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. F. c.. Spann,
Sr., and returning to New Or
leans on Monday she was ac-
companied by Miss Duvergne
Watts who spent Mardi Gras in
New Orleans.
Miss Bobbie Nell Germany,
who is a student at Perkinston,
spent the weekend at her home
here having come to attend the
Carnival ball where she was a
member of the court.
Miss Pauline Colley of New
Orleans spent the weekend at
her home here having come over
to participate in the coronation
ceremonies at the carnival dance.
Miss Barbara Watts who was a
member of the carnival court
spent the weekend at her home
here returning on Sunday to