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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-04

Peas. green' Mr.. A. E. Hurd, Orange
Lake.
Peppers, bell: Mrs. c Z. Roberts.
Gautier; Mrs. Bryan Bilbo. Fountain.
bleau; Mrs. Denva Irving. -Pa5csESals.
Potato. Irish; Mrs. A. B. Campbell.
Mt. Pleasant: Mrs L, c. Roberts. MI.
Pleasant; Mrs. Carl Farley. Gautier.
Potato, sweet: Mrs. A c. Petersen.
Hurley; Mrs. r. V. Addison. Wade;
Mrs Douglas Brown, Fountainbleau
Rape; 2nd prize, Mrs. Denva Irving,
~pascagouia.
Turnip Green's Mrs. f w. Hamil-
ton. Hurley; Mrs. Ruble Roberts. Mt.
Pleasant; Mrs. Joe Wier, Gautier.
Tomatoes. Mrs. c. e. Roberts.
Gautier.
rurnips 2nd prize, Mrs. A. E. Hurd.
ErepIan;s, Mrs. Carrie Taylor.
Gautier.
Carrots: and prize. Mrs Denva Irv-
ing, Pascagoula
Beans, snap: Mrs. A. E. Hurd, Or
ange Lake: Mrs. c. f. Roberts. eau
tier, Mrs. Albert Holly Gautier.
Beans, Lima: Mrs. Denva Irving,
Pascagoula.
Rutahagas: End prize. Mrs. r. V. Adj
kison, Wade.
tOpen Class Exhihiisl
Dozen White eeBss Mr.. a. {. EIDE
sen, Hurley; Mrs. e.. C. Roberts. eau
tier; Miss Dixie Petersen. Hurley.
Dozen brown eggs: Mrs. Peter Jo-
hansen. Hurley; Raymond Nygaard
Harleston; Mrs. Denva Irving, pasca-
goula.
PASTRY PRODUCTS
Pound cake Mrs. Denva Irving. Pas
cagoula, Mrs. L. c. Roberts. Vancleave;
Mrs. Cliff Davis, VancleaVe.
Fruit cake; Mrs. H.. DeForest, pasca-
goula; Mrs. II. V. Addison, Wade: Mrs.
Lee Randall, Harleston.
Sponge cake. yellow Mrs. Hettie L.
Ware, Mt. Pleasant: Mrs. G.. b. Hague,
Bayou Casotte.
Angel food cake. Miss Myrtle Emer-
son. Harleston. Mrs. X. J. Van Horn
Vancleave,
Lady Baltimore cake. Mrs. Earl
Davis. Vancleave.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-04
Fight Over Man
Brings SIS Fine

Leila Moore was charged with
assault and battery on Isabelle
Jordon in Moss Point after the
two women fought over a man,
according to Mayor F, W. Cirlot.
The Moore woman was given a
fine Of SIS and costs. She was
jailed to serve out the fine, Mayor
Cirlot said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-04
(AduIfsl
GARDEN

Parsley. 3rd prize. Mrs. Denva Irv.
ing. ~Pascagoula.
Onions: cured, six. 2nd prize, Mrs
Joe Wier, Gautier.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
AmY's Newest Rectifier
Tiny as Head Of Match

The Army has developed a crys.
tai electrical rectifier no larger
than a match head.
Former rectifiers, used te
change alternating electric cur.
rent to direct, and vice versa, have
been 10 times that large.
An announcement last night
disclosed the new rectifier in the
Signal Corps 'miniaturization'
program to develop small, light
equipment which can be carried
easily and which will stand ex.
tremes of climate.
Other developments include 8
field switchboard weighing q
pounds, less than one-third the
weight of the old 72-pound one;
a portable teleprinter weighing A
pounds to replace a 225-pouno
machine. and a field wire weighing
only 48 pounds per mile com.
pared to the World War II type
which weighed 1872 pounds pei
mile.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Funeral Services Are Hell
For Mrs. AImira Birch

Funeral services for Mrs. Almira
R. Birch, SO, lifelong resident OF
Washington and a member for SO
years OF the Board of Lady Man.
ayers of the Episcopal Eye, Eal
and Throat Hospital here, were
held yesterday at the Humphrey
funeral home, 1857 Wisconsin ave-
nue.. Bethesda. Burial was in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Birch, who lived at AIS
Asbury place NV. died Friday
after brief illness. She was the
wife Of Corbin Birch, a retired
Water Department supervisor.
Active in church work for more
than half a century, Mrs. Birch
was formerly chairman of the
Women's Guild at the old Advent
Episcopal Church. She had been
a member of St. Adams Church
since 1882. A a member of the
board of managers of the hospital,
she was chairman for many years
of the house committee.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Catherine Cornman of Chicago; a
brother, George p. Carroll of New
York City; granddaughter, Mrs.
J. A. Lyddane of Asbury place
address. and a grandson, Frank r..
Ullnler of Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1949-12-25
DR.. Daniel Geary Rites Held
In Jersey; 6. U. Graduate

Funeral services for DR.. Daniel
j. Geary, Al, widely-known gyne-
cologist and graduate of George
town University medical school,
were held yesterday at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Geary. in South Plainfield. N. j.
DR.. Geary, native of New Jer-
sey, died last Wednesday in the
Leahy Clinic in Boston. Mass,
after a long illness.
Since 1885 he has been director
of the obstetrics department at All
Souls Hospital, Morristown, N. j
He was graduated from George
town University medical school in
1927.
Among his survivors is a sister
Mrs. Frank P. Cullen, of 400C
Cathedral avenue NV. Other
survivors are four brothers an6
five sisters. He was unmarried.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Yale Cannot Display
Gargantua Until Spring
By The Associoted Pres,


NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. "a
The remains of Gargantua have
arrived at Yale's Peabody Museum,
But the mounted skeleton Of the
famous circus gorilla will not be
ready for public display until next
spring.
Prof. Carl O. Dunbar, director
Of the museum. said today a spe-
cial case is being prepared in the
exhibition rooms for the newest
arrival. .
"We are planning an entire
new exhibit on giant apes with
Gargantua as the center of attrac-
tion," he said.
The skeletal remains of the go
rilla were shipped to the Peabody
Museum for Johns, Hopkins Uni
versity in Baltimore. The body
had been sent there for autopsy
following the animals death in
Miami, Fla, last month.
Prof. Dunbar expects the ex-
hibit to be among the most popu-
lar in the museum because of the
tremendous public interest in Gar
gantua.
"We've had more inquiries about
him than any other specimen
we've ever brought. here" he said.
People everywhere keep asking
when Gargantua will be ready for
exhibition.
Evening star., 1949-12-25

to the hospital c. G. Mccormack jr.
Friday when his mother found
him i'll in the Mccormack home
4849 Rodman street NV.
Capt. Mccormack said he was
at his Office at the time, and Mrs
Mccormack has returned from a
visit to hairdresser's.
When he asked his son why he
did it, Capt. Mccormack told a
reporter, the student first said he
didn't know and then indicated he
thought it would help him to find
peace of mind"
Capt. Mccormack said his son
was doing we'll in his studies and
appeared to have no particular
worries but had suffered from
spells Of depression and nervous
ness.
Young Mccormack was born
here and was graduate of Wood
row Wilson High School.
His father said the young man
had been Christmas shopping and
purchased several gifts for his
parents.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Soviet Plans Atom Plant
For Electric Production
Rx the A..aeiated Pres,

LONDON, Dec. pa Soviet
scientist, speaking on Moscow
radio tonight, said Russia will use
it's first atomic power plant to
generate electricity.
Gleb Maximilianovich Krzhizhk-
riovsky, a member Of the Soviet
Academy of Sciences, said Russia
intends to create "a single high
voltage system" to electrify the
whole country.
Electricity will be produced at
dams, by steam plants, gas tur-
bine plants and the "first atomic
power center" he said.
/ He did not say whether the
atomic power center has yet been
built. but indicated it has not be-
cause his talk discussed "the fu-
ture Of Soviet power production"
not present methods of produc-
ing electricity.
Russia recently said 1t can pro-
duce atom bombs.
Western scientists envision pos
sible atomic production of elec-
tricity through use Of heat from
controlled atomic combustion.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Porotrooper Shot Dead
By Brother in Accident
By the Associated Press

SAPULPA, Okla, Dec. "a. -
A paratrooper home on Christmas
furlough was accidentally shot
and killed today by his 10-year-
old brother.
The soldier was Pvt. Charles
James Castor, II. stationed at
Fort Benning, Ga.
He was shot by an automatic
German pistol fired by Bobby Joe
CASTOR. Police said the boy pulled
the trigger once but the gun
didn't fire. The second time the
bullet hit Pvt. CASTOR in the jaw
and he died a few minutes later
in hospital.
The two brothers are sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed CASTOR.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Janitor Convinces Officials
$500 Found in Church Is His
sy the Associated Pres.


GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Dec. "a
A 25-year-old church janitor has
convinced two officials he is the
rightful owner of $500 found in
the Methodist church at nearby
Trinway. .
Sheriff Harry Bealmear and
Prosecutor Clarke B. Barbour said
last night that James Right ap-
ipeared to have a valid claim to
the money found Monday night
under a draped communion table
near the pulpit.
The officials said Mr.. Right told
them the money represented his
savings and that he had, been
banking" his money in a secret
spot in the church basement for
some time. When workmen came
to the church to install new
gas furnace he moved the money
TO the spot where it was found.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Rites Set Tomorrow
For J. Wri|ey Jacobs,
Head Of Realty Firm

Funeral services for Judsor
Wriley Jacobs, president and a
director of the B. F. Saul Co. real
estate firm for the last 10 years
will be held at 2 pm. Tuesday in
the Wesley Methodist Church
Connecticut avenue and Jocelyr
street NV. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Jacobs, who was about IS
died yesterday at Doctors Hospital
after having suffered a heart at
tack Tuesday at his home, 5000
Thirty eighth street NV.
The real estate executive sue
ceeded the late John Saul as presi-
dent of the firm when Mr.. Saul
eldest son of the founder of the
business, left to become executive
vice president of the American
Security and Trust Co.
With Firm 40 Years.
The Saul firm is one of Wash
ington's oldest and largest COM
panies in the real estate field. 1t
was established by B. F. Saul De-
cember /. 1891, and its offices are
at 925 Fifteenth street NV.
Mr.. Jacobs was associated with
the firm continuously for about 40
years. He was a native of Brown
ingsville, Md.
Besides heading the real estate
organization, Mr.. Jacobs was a
director of the National Savings
and Trust Co., a director of the
National Union Insurance Co. and
a director of the Washington Bet
ter Business Bureau.
Ailing Several Years.
He also was a member of the
Kiwanis Club, the Metropolitan
Club and the Columbia Country
Club. He was member of the
Wesley Methodist Church. OF
which he formerly was trustee.
Mr. Jacobs had not been in good
health for several years, though
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Births Reported

fBy the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Walter and Hilda Baker. boy. ,
James and Marian Bankosh, girls t2),
william and Martha Brooks. girl
Eugene and Catherine Burke. girl.
Lawrence and Flora Dewitt, girl.
John and Isabel Fields. girl.
George and Betty Flemming, boy.
Frances and Ann Furey. boy.
Ernest and Leona ,, Grimm; 6i1;. ssI,; II.
Waiter and Helen Karcz. girl.
Eldon and Ardell Kitchen. girl;
Francis and Aline Krahling, girl.
Theodric and Alice Lipscomb: girl.
John and Alice Lusardi, girl.
Salvatore and May Monaco. girl.
Terance and Joan Moran, girl
Joseph and Elizabeth O'Brien. boy.
Morris and Marie Spicci. boy.
Frank and Marsaret Swarr. girl:
Herman and Vivian Templin. boy.
Ernest, and Ann nu, West; st.. boy Sav
Walter and Elizabeth Bowie, girl.
Clyde and Alice Brown girl;
Theodore and Emily Flack. boy;
George and Estelle Harriston, boy.
Ishom and Clara. Hunter, boy.
Thomas and Maxine jenkins, girl.
Cornelius and Deloris Lyon. girl,
James and Cleona Mobley, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Newman, boy.
Nathaniel and CORA RiehaEdson; sirl.
John and GsFtrnde srrares sanISfFSa. sm,FS eirI erII
keDsTt essy and and Lucy MaTestrs estsothsr. i airi
joseph and Helen Sumby. Girl.
William and Catherine Warins;. sirl.
Walter and Isabelle Wright. girl.
Louis and Alice Young, girl.
Evening star., 1949-12-25

A member of the l1-man COM
mission for 16 years, Mr.. Miller
served as chairman in 1887. He
was the first engineer to be ap-
pointed to the commission.
Mr.. Miller's widow, Mrs. Emma
Guffey Miller, is prominent
Democratic national committee
woman and sister of former Sem
ator Guffey, Democrat Of Penn
sylvania.
Planned to Retire.
Mrs. Miller said her husband
had planned to retire in 1850
and take up residence in their
summer home. "Wolf Creek Farm"
in Slippery Rock. Pa. to devote
time to his hobbies. dairy farm
ing and horticulture.
Mr.. Miller was appointed to the
ICC twice by President Roosevelt
and once by President Truman.
In June, 1948, Mr.. Truman issued
an executive order exempting him
from compulsory retirement for a
period not to extend beyond De-
cember 81. 1858. the expiration
date of his term.
Mr.. Miller was in charge of the
ices bureau of valuation of rail-
roads and pipelines. He was chair
man of Division 3 Of the ICC.
which handles rates. and a men,
ber of Division 4, which handles
all finance matters, including
issuance of securities.
Built Gas Plant In Japan.
He was a graduate of Stevens
Institute of Technology and be-
gan his career as an engineer with
the Illinois Steel Co. in Chicago.
Later he went to London with a
gas company. AS construction
engineer with another company
from 1901 to 1907 he built gas
plant in Osaka, Japan. It was in
Japan that he met Mrs. Miller.
who was visiting there. They were
married in Pittsburgh in 1902.
Mr.. Miller was with various gas
and electric companies until 1918
when he became vice president
of the Guffey- Gillespie Oil Co.
He was vice president and then
president of the Thermatomic
Corp. and Thermatomic Carbon
Co., in Monroe. La, until his ICC
appointment in 1888. At the time
of his death he was director Of
the Louisiana organization.
Mr.. Miller patented several in
ventions in connection with car
bon black manufacture and was
the author Of scientific papers on
the gas industry. He had travelled
in England, France and Germany
studying gas and chemical proc
esses.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by four sons, William Gardner
Miller, Auburn. NY; John Guffey
Miller. Pekin, ILL.,: Joseph F. G.
Miller. Plandome, Long Island. all
engineers, and Carroll Miller, jr.,
Pittsburgh businessman. A BROTH
er, Alien S. Miller. Princeton, N. j.;
a sister. Mrs. Jesse Reeve. of
Washington. and six grandchil-
dren also survive.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
DrathH

STETSON. IDA. On Friday, December
%, 1949, IDA STETsoN of 309 St. sw
She leaves one sister, Maggie Smith; tWt
nephews, Clarence and Lewis Brown: {
devoted friend, Lemuel Glascoe; other rel
atives and friends. Notice OF funera
later. Arrangements by Eugene Ford. q
sTRAUGHN, MILDRED E. On Thurs
day, December %. 1919, at her residence
80 9TH st. Sc, MILDRED E. STRAUGHN
devoted mother of Arthur and Thoma.
Strauahn. She also is survived by manl
other relatives and friends. Remains ma,
be viewed after pm. Monday. December
20. at Barnes g. Matthews Funeral Home
6l4 4th st. s.w., where funeral service:
will be held Tuesday, December 81. at
pm, Rev M F. Newman ofhciating. IN,
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
VARGAS, MARIO r. On Saturday. De.
cember "a, l949, at Garfield Memorial
Hospital, MARIO R. VARGAS, of 560l
:;3rd st. NV, beloved husband of Lig!s
Vareas. Remains resting at the Bethesoa
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md, where serVlces
will be held Monday. December 26' Al
. pm. Interment Venezuela.
WHITE. JOHN E.: On Friday. peeem: a,In:
ber 90. I949. JOHN E. WHITE, belovet
husband of Buelah L. White. iatner o!
Mrs Dorothy Ulinski and John e. Wnlte
stepfather Of Mrs. Charlotte Kama anc
Mrs. Marilyn Bianchini and brother o.
Edward and Charles white and Mrs. Dora
Ruebsen. Funeral from the w. W. Dea
Funeral Home 4S12 Georgia ave. NV, on
Tuesday, December 81, at l pm. Rela.
tives and friends invited. lnterment III
Glenwood Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Don MichoIove Sc, Dies;
Theuter Chuin OfficiuI
By the Assoeioied Press

BY me As&oetofed frest ~ ssess as
NE YORK, Dec. a.. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow
for Don Michalove, Sc, vice presi-
dent of the National Theaters
Corp, who died yesterday.
Mr.. Michalove had been in the
motion picture industry since 1918.
He was president of the Atlanta
baseball club from 1922 to 1926
when he became general mama
ger of Southern Enterprises, q
motion picture exhibitors group.
Later he came to New York and
was named general manager Of
the Universal chain theaters and
then Warner Brothers. He joined
Fox Film Corp. in 1888 National
Theater is a subsidiary of Twen-
itieth Century-Fox Film.
He leaves his widow, q son and
two daughters.
Evening star., 1949-12-25

he remained active in business
He had suffered a series of heart
attacks, his family said, beginning
about six years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Octavia Byrne Wood Jacobs; a
.stepson, Sumner Wood of Seneca
Md; and two brothers. Norman
and Merle Jacobs, both of Cal
therShurg.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Mrs. Judith Roberts Dies;
|Virqinia Film Censor
By the Associofed Press


RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 24.-Mrs
Judith Kemp Roberts, a member
of the State Division of Motion
Picture Censorship since 1887
died early today in a Richmond
hospital after an illness of sew.
eral weeks.
Her death is TIE second on the
censorship divisions panel o1
three this month. Mrs. Elizabeth
c. Chalkley, another member, dice
December 10. Mrs. Irving P
Whitehead of Amherst was ap-
pointed last week to fill the va.
cancy.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Artist to Show Slides

Miss Elizabeth Medinger, Wash.
ington artist, will present a series
of Madonna slides at BIS pm.
Tuesday at the Study Guild Cath
olic Library, l725 Rhode Island
avenue NV. She is chairman OF
the Art Guild of the College Of
Notre Dame in Maryland.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Death Of Woman, 43,
lis Declared Suicide

A certificate Of suicide was
issued by Coroner A. Magruder
MacD Donald yesterday after an in
vestigation into the death of Miss
mellow Helms, 43. Of 2468 Ontario
road NV. Miss Helms died early
in the day at Gallinger Hospital
where she was taken after she
SWALLOWED insect poWders
Evening star., 1949-12-25

oner F. j. Bros
chart said was
self = admins
tered.
The student
was Charles G..
McCor m a c k,
jr.. son of Capt.
Charles G. Nc
Cormack. W h o
is attached to
t he N a y S
Bureau of Med
icine and Sur
gerry.
He was taken
Evening star., 1949-12-25

Wash ! n g t o n
Hospital. will
be held tomor-
row a t his
h o m e. 1929
B e n ton place
NV. B ur | a !
will be private
in his native
Richmond. Va.
Mr.. M ! ! | e r
was IA. He had
been i'll with
p n e u m on a
since the mid
die of October.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Deaths Reported

(By the d. C. Bureau of vital Statistics,
Alr,ira r. Birch, s3, 4713 Asbury pl. NV
William c. woodward, 80, 27Ol Conn., aV'
Jennie ff s. Ellsworth. 81. 1877 Potomac
Patrick a. Quinn. 81. 1918 wis. ave. NV
James F. Freyer, 81, 1913 36th st. Sc
Thomas J. McKenna, jr., As, 1904 Rhode
st., Arlington, Va.
Frank Glascoe II. 710 32d st. Sc.
Noble posey, 80, I'LL srd st. s.w.
Lilly Kinslow, SO, 2705 Dumbarton ave
David Brown. infant, 1880 covinston st
NV. ast.s
Evening star., 1949-12-25


Lee Remkes, 80. Naval Air Station, ana
Lulu Adams, "a, Houston. Tex.
Willard Russ, 20. 272s 18th st; ne, and
Morris Metcalf. 40. and Matte Barnes,
rs. both of 2035 1st st. NV.
Robert Scrrlock. 30. 3S04 Kansas ave
NV. and India Hemphill. 81, 1909 10th
Marion cason. "a. Camp Lee. Va, and
Faye sutphin, 10. A Rhode Island ave
orrin Long. 30. 73e eand st. NV, ane
Virginia Rice, 80, 2139 r st. NV;
Thomas o'Rourkei 81. and Betty Culver
Jack Pieott, "a, Minge junction. Ohio
and Hazel Heilman, 2S, So Rhode Islant
ave. NV.
Andrew Horvath, IT,. 3e, and Toni Wal
tiers, As, both Of 1904 23rd st. sc.
David Sutherland. %. Great Falls, Mont.
and Mary Daman. "a, 1892 Blaine st
GEORGE wohlfarth, 80, 4oos 18th st. ne.
and Dorothy Reed. 80. 24s Rock creei
Church rd n.w .ns DIT. no,,.,..r
20, both of Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Chavez in Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Dec.
"a (P.-Senator Chavez, Demo-
crat. Of New Mexico. arrived here
today to spend Christmas. He was
greeted by his brother, Federal
Judge Davis Chavez.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Son Of Navy Doctor
Takes Life by Poison

A 23-year- old law student, son
of a Navy doctor. died in Bethesda
Naval Hospital yesterday of poison
which Montgomery County Cor
Evening star., 1949-12-25

Algeria is fighting insect pests
by spraying DDT from q helicop-
ter. fo4 the frst time.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Funeral Rites Set
For Carroll Miller,
||CC Member Is Years

Private funeral services for
Carroll Miller, a member of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
who died yesterday at George
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license OF,
one day, tDait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
CLIFFORD. cHaRLEs ]. Members OF

UNI, tuhhLLo n1CuoSAo
~&Ha Cissel-Saxon Post, No. Al, tn
after an extended illness. Amer
Warner E. Humphrey funeral Home. s43
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md. Monday
e ss at P chuTch
Arlington National Cemetery at ii am
At5enSaPfe s1p reSusStsdax %EiS saxry Commander
JOHN E. PATE. Adjutant. IS
cember s4, is4a. David B. COHEN, O
1345 Randolph st. NV, beloved husbane
Of Sophia ana devoted father Of Ma5vm =,
and one sister, Mrs; Fannie Dobkin
Tuners services aes st. the abe ReTnaTd atb
NV, Monday, December 20, at 1 pm
Interment Adas Israel Cemetery.
CREss, ALBERTA. Entered into .eter
nal rest on Sunday, December IL, 1919
ALBERTA CREsS of 1447 swann n.s st; nv;
ereIs Ct Mri we h9na nad ASTai s'fe1 aes
relatives and friends also survive: survive g. E@s @
funeral Pns 'iia Home. eoi srd st. s.W. FSneTa
and interment Concord, N. c. 1925
DoBY. SHARON E. On December q
E. DoBY, infant daughter Of Albert ane
sna5sT As4 Rssy Also snssznSashsr nszSas are
Erandmother James and Addie Harrison
ana other relatives and friends. Ate
the e;, Rollins s'fGs FUNERAL Home. FUNERAL sery
ReS sss e'emSeI elasstt " Ward "a ocstins on % inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20
DOVE. HARRY $. Suddenly on Friday lay
December %, 1949. HARRY S. DOVE. %;
bfe bSether sei nof' of Mrs. ' Susie B. scott oths
relatives and many friends also survive
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS 3!
Carver Memorial Funeral Service 1881
H st. NV.
EuEE, TENToN. y ,ssuaasdeny sm.Sssns; On sasus;
HOSPITAL @ @TENToN FgRR' Mls ef 4sl1 : heIEs5 lat
Mrs. E. E. knos.nsen MO5San: Mrs MRS y Ihf%as pish
;. T Il: Furr, service, ,at, at the s; H Hines M
Co. Funeral Home Sel at s. am
interment at Ebenezer Cemetery Blue Blue
mont, Va. 20
eember -, 1s4s, CARRIE GADDIE q
1895 corcoran st. NV. beloved mother mot , Q,
dsIffp sTIngsoa ssteq Of Mrs Ruby
Mrs. Leila Gibbons. Mrs: Willis Westly i,
Mrs. Annie Lee Brown. James, Walter anc
Frank Darlington. She also is survived
By other relatives and friepds Esmsin' 1nsra
Home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice OF funera
later. 20
GALLOWAY, CORA ANN. On satur-
day, December "a. l949' at the & arlington y
$40 N. Irving st, Arlington, Va. be; be-
loved wife Of JENNINGS 2. aId,sa Galidaway Ars ano
l. p MeEaehern' JsnninsS m.n: D; jT I.1tios Eisos
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. Notice OF funera
services later.
GLASCOE, FRANKLIN D: On Friday
coE Of no 3and st. Sc. son of Ramon.
E. and Elsie v. Glascoe and brother O
Henry A., Raymond E., jr.; Allen E., Rob
srt Edysrd " Evelyn G1ssSos Ms snFey geg
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 81
18th st. Sc, on TUESDAY, Decemnsr me, Sa, ,s a
terry, 20