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Evening star., 1950-05-25
CAP Ends 3.Day Session
With Dinner Here Toniqht

National officers of the Civil
Air Patrol will close a three-day
session here tonight with their
annual Congressional dinner at
the Shoreham Hotel. About TOO
persons are expected.
Guests at the dinner, which
begins at 1880 o'clock will in
clude IS Senators and $50 Rep
resentativeS who have accepted
invitations to hear an informal
report to Congress by Mai. Gen.
Lucas v. Beau. USAF, COM
mander of the CAP.
Appointment Of nine regional
officers to serve on the CAPS
national executive committee will
be made today.
The CAP is seeking to boost its
cadet enrolment to 100000 by
the end Of the year, it was an
nounced.
Liberia has embarked On a
Evening star., 1950-05-25
English Grapefruit GIut

Bristol. England. had a grape
fruit glut. with SOC. 900 pounds in
storage and grocers selling be-
low the fixed price Of 8 cents a
pound.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Works On q Brand New Principle

The name of this newday cleansing miracle Wondra 1t
not soap Its not like anything ever used before
Developed by Proctor Gamble after years of research
Wondra works on brand principle that does away
with soap; does with cleansing creams Results ara
acknowledgement in hardest water.
You smooth Wondra your face-then massage in
water with your finger tips Instantly Wondra from
cream into beauty cleansing foam that thoroughly re-
moves daily CRIME ol-even cake makeup Leaves skin
goriousy soft, younger looking. agow with esher color
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Leaves your skin clean and
refreshed as soop but nosieeobly
softer, smoother, more slomorovs

This remarkable discovery leaves no soap m deposit
your face. Doesn't drawn, dry feeling Yet il rid
skin of hardoremove makeup easier and quicker thar
SOAP And actually soens and smooths at the same time
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-20

Social Work Group, Y.M.C.A.,
Y.W.C.A. Recreation. E V. Ras-
mussen, General Secretary, Cleve-
land Y.M.C.A. Chairman, Tom
Meinhardt.
Teaching: Mr.. Albert B. Harvey,
Asst. Superintendent of Schools,
Cleveland H ei lights. Chairman,
Carol Inman.
Welding: Charles Herbruck,
Assistant to Secretary, Lincoln
Electric. Chairman, Vince Sauer.
Friday
Aviation: Mr.. Wilson H. Hun
ter, Office Chief of Research,
N.A.C.A. Chairman, Dave Baum
gartner.
A Career in Fashions: Miss
Fannie Arms, Fashion Director,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-20

Frank Hamilton.
Law: Judge Lee Z. Skeel,
Judge of Court of Appeals. Chair
man, Mary Gibian.
Medicine: DR.. J. L. Coughey,
Associate Dean, School of Medi-
cine, Western Reserve University.
Chairman, John Wisbrun.
Music: George F. Strickling,
Director of Choral Music, Cleve-
land Heights High School. Chair
man, Janet Sampson.
Nutrition and Dietetics: Miss
Helen Mallory, Director of Diet
etics, University Hospital. Chair
man, Pat Jones.
Photography: Madison Geddes,
Conner, Geddes Studios. Chair
man, Dick Swain.
The Technique of Finding Job:
Harrison H. Flick, Chief Counsel
or, Ohio State Employment Cen
ter. Chairman, Roger Moorhead.
Thursday
Art as Career: Professor
Otto Egge, Dean, Cleveland School
of Art. Chairman, Marilyn Ste
phenson.
Civil Engineering: Mr.. C. Mer-
rill Barber, Consulting Engineer,
Barber Magee Co. Chairman,
Roger Sauer.
Dentistry: DR.. Carl E. Miller.
Chairman, Kareen Morris.
Laboratory Technician: DR..
Nathan Kaufman, Assistant Path
ologist, City Hospital. Chairman,
Barbara Smith.
Mechanical Engineering: J. o.
Geissbuhler, Development Engin-
eer, General Electric Co. Chair
man, Al Hancock.
The Ministry and Religious
Work: DR.. Wayne Mcqueen,
Pastor of Windermere Methodist
Church. Chairman Bob McCul-
Tough.
Secretarial Training: Mrs. Kath-
leen Crotty, Director of Women's
Personnel, Thompson Products.
Chairman, Beverlee Barrett.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-20
Career Week

the year he was varsity track
captain at Princeton and while
in England became British A.A.A
champion in the quarter mile, He
was in the team that broke the
Olympic 1900 meter relay RECORD
in Paris in 1924.
Because of his growing interest
in the educational, social anG
spiritual problems of young
people, DR.. Stevenson retired from
the New York law firm and is now
the eighth president in Oberlin's s
lit years history.
Conference, speakers and stu.
dent chairmen for Career Week
are as follows:
Tuesday
Accountancy: Mr.. Glenn H
Shakley, Instructor, Fem College
D ep artm ent of Accountancy
Chairman, Bob Veil.
Air Transporta tion: Mr.. W. B
Westphal, District Traffic Man
ager Eastern Air Lines. Chair
man, Dick Baumgartner.
Dramatics: DR.. William G
McCollom, Head of Department OF
Dramatic Speech, Cleveland Col
lege. Chairman, Marty Ashcraft
Electrical Engineering: John
Fuller, Manager of the Large
Motor Department Reliance Elec-
trio and Engineering Co. Chair
man, Bill Schroeder.
Library Science: Miss Fern
Long, Department Supervisor
Adult Education Special Lecturer
W e S term Reserve University
Cleveland Public Library. Chair
man, Carolyn Clark.
Machine Trades: T. L. Strimple
Secretary and Assistant Treasur-
er The National Acme Co. Chair
man, Carl Zowasky.
Nursing: Miss Elva Evans,
Executive Secretary of the Cleve-
land Council, Community Nursing.
Panel-Three student nurses, St.
Johns College, Huron Road Hos
pital, and Mt. Sinai Hospital,
Chairman, Peggy Oates.
Physical Education for Boys;
DR.. Robert NJ. Greuninger, Pro-
fessor of Physical Education Adel-
bert College, Western Reserve
University. Chairman Dick Fort
Radio: Wayne Mack, Program
Director of WDOK. Chairman,
Mary Hoge.
Tree Surgery and Landscaping:
Charles F. Irish, Arborist. Chair
man Ken Watkins.
Wednesday
Advertising: Sanford B. Ketch-
UNI, Fuller and Smith and Ross
Inc. Chairman, Jack Reulbach.
Agriculture: Roy D. Bundy,
Breeder of Brown Swiss Cattle,
Royal Acres. Chairman John
Wills.
Architecture: Paul K. Barnes,
S Sp a hn G. Barnes Architects.
Chairman, Paul Reid.
Chemical Engineering: Robert
L. Savage, Associate Professor of
Chemical Engineering, Case In
stitute of Technology. Chairman,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-20

Halle Bros. Company. Chairman,
Barbara Nussel.
Communications: Miss Laura j.
Daily, Director of Women's\ Per-
sonnel Bell Telephone Company.
Chairman, Helen Newman. \
Cosmetology: Miss Anna Stasia
Owner Of Anastasia Beauty Salon,
Chairman, Joan Beattie.
Industrial Engineering: Mr..
Emil Gibian, Chief Industrial En-
gineer, Thompson Products. Chair
man, Charles Barrett.
Journalism: Miss Elsa C. Berg,
Associate Editor East Cleveland
Leader. Chairman, Silvia Green.
Metallurgy: Mr.. G. M. Cover,
Professor of Metallurgy Case In
stitute of Technology. Chairman,
Bill Gaines.
Military Careers: L. B. Hall,
Chief Torpedoman's Mate, U. S.
Navy; Sgt. Iona, Marines; Corp.
Zandrello, Air Force; Chief Petty
Officer Paul, Coast Guard. Chair
man, Jack Mulhauser.
Personnel; What an Employer
Expects Of You: T. A. Billenstein,
Assistant to Loan Controller
Cleveland Trust Company. Chair
man Jerry Young.
Physical Education for Girls:
Miss Lillian Aitken, Director of
Physical Education for Girls, East
High School. Chairman, Marilyn
Lamont.
Television: Don E. Pierce, Pro-
gram Director, Station VIEWS.
Chairman, Jack Meyer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-20

Many cancer cases are durable
if detected early! Help in the fight
to control cancer completely! Sup
port Cuyahoga Unit Of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Hit Mptttnrtattt

JORDAN. JEANETTE. Sacred to the low
ing n. Nns msmories o Of our darling mother,
den 81 yseas oRDAM aso gaS nSdas left Nav rs s1a
N. j. ~ "' !" 49, A' ''''
Through all years at times she smiled
A smile of heavenly birth
And when the Savior called her home
She smiled farewell to earth.
You nursed us in our infant years
You loved Us as a child
You shared with us our hopes and fears
With counsel good and mild
When our erring footsteps strayed
How sad that heart of thine
You loved us better than before
Dear mother: mother mine.
Ds sEANcaE a9HsESBERRY EsES K siAfls, j 4 PER,
SIS H PATTERSON.
LENNON. EMMA DOLORES. In loving
memory Of our beloved one. EMMA DE-
10 years ago, May 10, 1910.
Her life is a beautiful memory
nc "O1'A'e sl'eTi The FAMILY.
MADISON, FREDERICK A.. In loving
e Who
194S.
A happy home we once ENJOYED.
But SeafS fSefs sas the et memory ss
The world can never flll.
The love you gave us many years
snail never from us depart
Though you have gone beyond our reach,
You are always in our hearts
Thoughts return to scenes long past
Time rolls on but memories last.
LOVING WIFE, LILY and SONS. FRED
AND GEORGE.
MILLARD, ANNIE. 'Mother's Day"
mother. ANNIE MTLLARD. " who % passed ssaSto e
those Celestial Realms August 10,
God gave us strength to bear our sorrows
But what it meant to lose You you
No one on earth will ever know.
Somewhere back of the sunset.
Where loveiiness never dies,
LoyiNa cHILpREN MARIE. WILLIE
MAE AND MARGUERITE.
PROCTOR, JANE A. A Mothers Day
dear one. JANE A. PROCTOR.
Today recalls sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest
And those who think Of you today
are ie HUsBANp Ssss gna 2ND f1'ee cH{GbRsN YGq sfss
RAvNALL. JOHN AND ELLA. In loving
Day mother; ELLA RAvNALL, father,
celestial city not made by hands
THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
ROBINSON, HARRY G.. Sr. 1t was nine
years ago today, on May IA. 1941, that
our dear husband, father and grand
father, HARRY G. ROBINSON, Sr. left
us to Join the heavenly hosts.
Years of sacrifice, little of play
Loving and giving. smoothing the way
Strong in adversely, ready to do
oen''e' unSeinSn Lov1Na 3 N fSsf TAMlLYs' lhLEY9e'.
ROBINSON, PEARL In loving memory
Of my mother, PEARL ROBINSON who
departed this life ten years ago, May
8, 1910. in Memphis, Tenn.
Each day I think of you. mother dear;
Your angel presence always fingers near.
A LOVING DAUGHTER, VERNEICE ".
FINLEY.
ROBINSON. WILLIAM A tribute Of love
to the memory of our dear father and
brother.ln-law, WILLIAM ROBINSON
Who se left US IL years ago today May IA,
Not ours to know the reason why
Unanswered is our prayers,
But ours to walt for Gods own time
nrvc%vn To litt the erpss We 5eaT s1srv.
bAWovyg Lay, VIRGINIA ROBINSON. BLANcH
STEWART, CARRIE. Mothers Day
token, in memory Of our mother, CARRIE
STEWART. who departed this life. Feb
God gave us q wonderful mother
One Of the worlds very best
God called her home to rest.
Oft to our hearts comes bitter cry
Why. oh why did mother die?
Then comes the answer soft and sweet
She is not dead. she is just asleep.
SON AND DAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Mrs. William Gamble Dies;
Mother Of 7 Florists

Mrs. William H. Gamble, IS,
mother of two brothers who op-
crate a florist business in Arling-
ton, died yesterday in her home
at 1890 Chesterbrook road, Ar
lington.
Her husband had been in the
nursery business most of his life.
A native of Fairfax. Va, Mrs.
Gamble was married more than
60 years and leaves, besides her
husband. three sons and three
daughters, 16 grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren Two Of
her sons, F. H. and w. H. Gamble,
jr., operate Gamble Bros. florist
shop at SOIL Wilson boulevard,
Arlington.
Other immediate survivors are
her daughters, Mrs. j. F. Pearson,
of Falls Church. Miss Marie
Gamble. of Washington, and Mrs.
Joseph Hughes, of Arlington, and
a third son, Owen Gamble, Of
Hyattsville.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at Walkers Chapel
Methodist Church. Burial will fol-
low in the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
R. Carl Mitchell Funeral
To Be Held Here Tuesday

Funeral services for R. Carl
Mitchell. Sc. a Peoples Drug Stores
executive who died yesterday, will
be held at l pm. Tuesday at the
S. H. Hines funeral home. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Mitchell was a director of
the Peoples Drug Stores and mer-
chandise director for the COM
pany's tobacco and candy depart
ments. He died at his home. 480l
Connecticut avenue NV, after a
long illness.
A native of Obion County,
Tenn, Mr.. Mitchell came here in
1913 and started as a cigar clerk
in the Peoples store at Seventh
and K streets NV. He was made
a company director in 1910. For
several years he also had been
president of Gold Craft Candy Co
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Clara Burgess Mitchell; two
sisters, Mrs. Charles Tohla, $500
South Capitol street. and Mrs
Maui Hammond. Union City,
Tenn. and a brother. J. Horace
Mitchell, Washington.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Col. WoIfe's Mother
Dies Here at 81

Mrs. Helen NJ. Wolfe. 81. mother
OF Col. Henry c, Wolfe. Army
district engineer here. died yes
terday at Walter Reed Hospital
after a two-week illness.
Mrs. Wolfe. who lived at 2sIs
Connecticut avenue NV. was
born in Penn. Yam, N. Y. and edu-
Gated IN Philadelphia. For many
years she lived in LewiSburg, Pa,
where her husband. the late
Charles J. Wolfe, was q druggist,
Mrs. Wolfe had made her home
here for the last Is years and was
a member of the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church.
Her son. chief engineer for the
9Th Army Group in World War
II. became acting district engineer
in l948. A veteran of both World
Wars, he served as a member OF
the Efficiency Valuation Board Of
the Army before taking over his
present position.
Col, Wolfe lives at 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Mrs. Wolfe is also survived by
two other sons. Jonathan Wolfe
OF Chicago and Karl Wolfe of
Peru.
Funeral services will be held at
2:3o O'Clock this afternoon in the
Hines funeral home. 290l Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
tomorrow afternoon in Lewisburc.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Funeral Rites Today
For Everett Sanders

Funeral services for Everett
Sanders will be held at / O'Clock
this afternoon at Gawler's Fun
eral Chapel. Burial will be in
Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. Sanders collapsed at his
desk in his law Office in the Shofe-
ham Building Friday afternoon
and died almost Immediately. He
was 68 years old. He has suffered
a heart ailment for some time.
A friend and confidant of Pres
idents. Mr.. Sanders was one of
the most influential men here
during the Coolidge and Hoover
administrations. He was Presi-
dent Coolidge's secretary at a
time when only one presidential
assistant had that title. Mr..
Sanders went into private law
practice when Mr.. Coolidge left
Office.
President Hoover selected him
to run the 1882 campaign as
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
| Scheduled for Tomorrow
Mrs. Harry Watkins Rites

Funeral services for Mrs. Harry
NJ. Watkins, Baptist church
woman who died yesterday. will
be held at / pm. tomorrow at
S. H. Hines funeral home. fol-
lowed by private burial at Fair
fax.
Her husband. who has been in
the paint business in Washington
for 48 years. is head of the Wat
kins- Whitney Co.. 1882 P street
NV.
Mrs. Watkins, a native of Fair
fax. made her home here for the
past 40 years. For many years
she was a member and vice presi-
dent Of the board of the Baptist
Home for Children in Bethesda.
She also was active in the work
of the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church. She lived at 3710 Ingo-
mar street NV.
She is survived also by a son,
Whitney D. Watkins; a daughter,
Mrs. George F. Linkins. Washing
ton. and nine brothers and sis
tiers.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Gas Blast Wrecks House
In Staunton; Owner Hurt
BY the Associoted Press

STAUNTON, Va. May 13.-
Escaping gas from an unsealed
line exploded here today and vir-
tually demolished an eight-room,
two-story house, injuring its one
occupant.
Graham A. Pitsenberger, owner
Of the house, was treated at a
hospital here. but his injuries
were reported not serious.
An eyewitness said Mr.. Pitsen-
berger appeared to have either
leaped or been blown from the
rear door of the house.
John v. Wise. vice president of
the Virginia Gas Transmission
Corp, said the gas had been shut
off in the house Friday at the
request of Mrs. Pitsenberger, who
had moved out with her son the
day before.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Garha nf 1hanks

BROWN, HELEN SINGLETON. We the
family of the late HELEN SINGLETON
BROWN, gratefully acknowledge the kind
expressions Of sympathy, and deeply ap-
preclate all that was done during our
q hours of bereavement and sadness by the
many friends.
GERTRUDE SCOTT.
HALL, FRANCES o. I wish TO express my
sincere thanks and appreciation to the
friends, netghbors and co-workers for
their floral tributes, cards of coincidence
and kind words Of sympathy at the pass
4 Ing Of my friend, FRANCES o. HALL.
Z DEVOTED FRIEND, GLORIA MELON.
Johnson, WILLIAM L. The family of
E the late WILLIAM L. JOHNSON wishes to
+ express their many thanks to all during
their bereavement.
MRS. BLANDENA JOHNSON. WIFE, AND
I nooGYiEN' MooDY MNS' CLYDE 'ohNeoN
PAYNE. THE REV. BENJAMIN FRAKLIN.
I wish to thank the pastor, members and
/ friends of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church,
Fairfax Courthouse, Va. and members of
the Israel c. M. E. Church. Washingto ton,
{ D. c., the Northeast Neighborhood Aid
and the Kingman Park Flower Club both
/ Of NE. Washington. D. c., my friends at
the Nebraska Hall, Arlington Farms,
. Arlington, Va, and my immediate friends
? and neighbors for ali of their kindness,
sympathy and aid during the Illness and
passing of my beloved husband. the REV.
7 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PAYNE.
MRS. ADA WOODS PAYNE.
RICE. ROBERT Jr. We wish to CRATE
fully thank the Rev. Dillard H. Brown,
/ the Judges of the District United States
Court, the messengers of the District of
! Columbia United States Court, the friends
OF the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
other relatives. friends and neighbors,
for their sympathetic expressions. beauti-
I full floral tributes and many kindnesses
during the recent illness and the passing
OF our loved one. ROBERT RICE, Jr
I WIFE. EVA s. RICE AND FAMILY.
TANNER, HENRY. Thank you sincerely
Z for your kind expression of sympathy
1t was deeply appreciated and is CRATE
fully acknowledge
MRS. SELENA TANNER AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Rites for Basil Manly
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Basil Man
", "a. retired chairman Of the
Federal Power Commission and
more recently Southern Natural
Gas Co. vice president. will be
held at II am. tomorrow in
Gawler's Chapel. 1756 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The widely known official. a pio-
neer for shorter working hours
in the Government. died Thursday
night at Emergency Hospital.
Death resulted from an internal
hemorrhage. He lived at 5059
Sedgwick street NV.
Mr.. Manly was a member of the
Federal Power Commission from
1888 until he retired as chairman
in 1945.
Surviving are his widow. former
Miss Marie Merriman Bradley: a
daughter. Mrs. Laura Manly
Briggs, of Detroit, and three
grandsons.
The family has requested that
instead of flowers contributions be
sent to Children'S Hospital.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Dr.. Howard Reed Dies;
Wife Wus Dewey's Aunt
BY the Assoeiosed Press

BERKELEY. Calf, May l3.-
DR.. Howard S. Reed. "a. professor
emeritus of plant physiology at
the University of California. died
of a heart attack yesterday as he
drove his car onto the campus.
AS he lost consciousness he
pulled his car to the curb, slightly
Clipping a bus, and stopped it.
Prof. Reeds wife. Mrs. Hannah
Dewey Reed, was an aunt of Gov
Dewey of New York.
He was on the California facul-
ty from 1915 to 1916.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Talk on Pointers Set

The Study Guild Catholic
Library will present a discussion
on Some of the Great Masters
at the National Gallery" by Miss
Elizabeth Medinger at 8:15 pm.
Tuesday at the library. 1725
Rhode Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Anurtltn1s

BROWN, SARAH. The unveiling of a mon
Inent to the memory of SARAH BROWN,
beloved mother Of Harry. William, David
ana Betty, will take place Sunday, May
IA, 1880 at l:15 pm at B'nai Israel
Cemetery, Oxon Hill, Md. Friends and
relatives invited IA
Evening star., 1950-05-14
" CHARLES S. COLLIER, K. C. C. H.,


CHARLES .. -CCLL4GrS' IA " ~ ~-'
Wise Master.
WILSON, MAJ. HAMPDEN.' On Wednes-
fls.. fls' MAJ. MAJ HAMPpEN WILSON. formerly {; ML!
Of Washington. D: G. father ther OF INF MIS-:
Ms. % ". o: Hapkins Of Danville, Va, and
Mrs. R. W. james of Richmond, Va; Va;
brother of Pym Wilson OF Suf1olk, va;
Mrs. E. E. White of Wellville, Va, and
Mrs Petite Nv Of eeSt yypsnSsSdren
ana four great grandchildren Services
at the s, H. Hines 60; dndaH Funeral Nh Home, e
at 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 14
WOLFE, HELEN M. On Saturday, May
Is, 1850, at Walter Reed General Hos H;
pital, HELEN M. WOLFE, mother OF Col.
Henry c. Wolfe of this city. Jonathan
Wolfe of Chicago, ILL.,, and Karl Wolfe OF
Peru Services sao1 ss the H t. HINES nw GS On
Sunday. May IA, at 2:30 pm. 1nterment
Lewisburg, Pa. IA
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Draths

TRABAND. IRVING B. On Saturday. May
Hospital. cheveriy. Nd. RVING B. IRA
RSp os2Esd g. Is anssa9d bs y MasE
Irving 3. IT,. Horace W. MIS-. Eleanor
Braunat, Mrs. Mary Edna La Ferrie5s
and Fred W Trahand and Mrs. Agnes
Wsyson and i've grandchildren Friends
are invited 70 call at Ritchis Brothers sE
FSnersi services viii be held On Tuesday.
Nay r. r. at Ii rrnasI an" m.1Tnoro n finig MS
Interment Church Cemetery. 10
TYLER, ALEX A. on Friday. May IL,
ST. SIS Sc. Beloved " father Of Elmore W,
Tyler, grandfather Of Ruth and James
Tyler He is also survived by other
VeSdsl viewed after ter i's' Dms. Monday: May i.
at his late residence. Funeral Tuesday.
May. TO- at l Pm, from SaTnss q
Mst'hsEs sa Rev fIRsfit r. H. Hms RandalI ociatins.
interment Harmony Cemetery. Is
May ii, 1850. WALTER RAY WAL
DRON. beloved husband OF Beatrice F.
WaldrQn and father Of walter /. NAL EsaI
Funeral Home. 1872 Georgia ave. NV,
on Tuesday, May 10, at 10 am; Esla,
tys snd sstana steaai azsse
WASHINGTON, ELLA. On Thursday, May
II, 1850, ELLA WASHINGTON OF 1lS@
New Hampshire ave. NV. beloved moth
lie Harley and Carroll washington. She
also leaves two sisters, other relatives
and friends. Friends may call at tas
w Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. 49,
You st. NV, after 10 Am. TUESDAY, May
16. Funeral services wednesday, May
daarch hi a' Rsaes R At sae sssds
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery:
WATKINS. ETHEL Jones; On satggdssy: iss
OF 3710 Ingomar st. NV, beloved wife
Of Harry M. Watkins. mother OF Whitney
b. Watkins and Mrs George r. Linkins;
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on MONDAY
May. Is, at pm. interment, private
WRITTEN, FRANCIS S.. On THURSDAY,
May IL. 1850, at Miami. Fla, FRANCIS
S. WRITTEN, husband OF katharlne
Lewis Whittep, father father of Mrs; tna w. Lewis
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ql 14tn
st. NV, on Monday, May Is, at Pm
Interment Abbey Mausoleum.
WILSON, HAMPDEN. Evangelist Chapter
N OF Rose Croix A. A. S. R., in
N the Valley OF Washington, Will
A !; !;
" st. NV, on Monday. May Is
." CHARLES S. COLLIER, x. C. C. H.,
Wise Master.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

GRINNELL, KATIE SELMA. In loving
remembrance of my dear mother, KATIE
SELMA GRINNELL. who died IL years
ago today, Mothers Day. May IA, 1899.
Mother dear. your loving memory will
always be with me.
DAUGHTER HAZEL.
HOLLAND, EMMA LOUISE. Ny Mothers
Day tribute to the best Of mothers,
EMMA LOUISE HOLLAND, who left me
June 90 1945.
/ had the best of mothers,
And I'm as grateful as can be
For all the happy memories.
Mothers Day brings to me.
So on this very special day,
And all the long year through,
I thank the God who gave me
My motber-noble, kind and true.
EVA HOLLAND ROYSTER.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

JORDAN, GEORGIANA c. Mothers
Day tribute to our mother, GEORGIANA
C. JORDAN, who died 16 years ago, De-
cember Is, 1884.
wonderful mother in every way,
One who was better God never made.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

JOHNSON, EMMA. In loving memory of
our dead wife and mother, EMMA JOHN
SON, who passed away two years ago,
May 8, 194S.
precious one from US is gone,
A voice we loved is Stilled,
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND
CHILDREN