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were Mr.. Walter Hampton and
step-soR. Junior Hampton and
Mr.. Thomas Love Of Milwaukee,
Wis. Mr.. Walter Hampton Il the
brother of Mr.. Al Hampton,
Miss DOrethA Roy of Little
Rock. Ark, left for her home
Tuesday, Sept. 5, after a months
vacation in the home Of her
uncle. Mr.. Walter Smith. S7As
Fifth Ave. So.
Miss Esther ByaES win leave
today for a three week vacation
in Philadelphia, New York. New
Jersey. Long Island and other
points in the East. She viii also
spend a few days in Chicago,
Miss Pauline Lee, founder and
president of the National Univer-
sity of Music in Chicago. was the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mira,
Ernest Putnam. SIS 18th Ave.
So. during the holiday. Mrs
Putnam, Is a board member, d.
rector and organizer Of the
school. Miss Lee, who organized
the school, is a protege OF Ma
dame ShumAnn Heinke. She Is
believed TO be the first organizer
Of a Negro music school in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Ida NJ. BurrrII Of IS Hoag
Ave. No. is recuperating from a
severe heart attack which has
kept her in bed and under the
doctors care since August 81. To
her friends. she is doing nicely
and hopes to be out and around
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ryan Jr.
and son, John Wesley III Of 343T
Smelling Ave. So, after Sept, IS
will be at home at S54 Iglehart
Ave. st. Paul.
Mrs. w. n. Richardson, 1919
Chicago Ave, and Mrs. Ida Bur-
relI. IS Hoag Ave. No. members
Of the Johnny Baker Post No. 2el
attended the installation services
Of the Fifth District league and
post auxiliary at Second Ave. and
Sixth st. So, Wednesday. August
80 Mrs. Richardson was elected
president of the Johnny Baker
Post auxiliary and Mrs, Burrell
LIST vice president. They will be
installed in their new Offices Sep
TENDER 2l.
Sgt. Henry Bowman, U.S.A.F.
spent Sunday. Sept with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bow
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hSvN named their son Douglas
Mitchell. They have one other
child, a daughter whose name 10
Paula.
MrS, GOldlc Barnett OF st.
Louis, Mo. left for her homo Sat
urday, Sept, 2 after a three week
visit in the city at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Felix Fogg, SToS
Fourth Ave. so,
Mr. and Mira John Brown and
Butch. and Mr., w, Johnson. lt0d
No, Tth Ave. motoTed Thursday
to Caraaeana, Texas, To visit
Mrs, Browns mother Mrs. Em-
ma Smith. They viii also visit In
Houston and Dallas. They expect
10 return 20 the city about the
fifteenth OF September,
The Twin CITY Reel and TriE.
ger club gave a three day out.
ing at Wares Resort over the
Labor Day weekend The NOM
bers and their wives were present,
MRrTics
Mrs iona Tyler, S2S Girard
Ave No, and Mr., Freeman n.
Robinson. 100 Hyland Ave. No,
were married August "a at Com
anche, Ia, MIR. James Robinson
acted a. witness, The couple was
tho week END guest of Mr., Robin.
sons parents In Clinton, Iowa,
MT and Mrs, Robinson are at
home at b23 Girard Ave. No,
Mrs. Wanda Bolts and daugh.
ter OF Sioux Falls, 5, u, Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs JuRnitA
Cuff, az Bryant Ave, No. Mrs
Bolts IL the wife Of Rev. H. w.
Bolts JT. OF st. Johns Baptist
church In Sioux Falls, \. u, Rev,
Bolts II At the prrScnt time at.
tending the National Baptist CON
vention In Philadelphia. MrA.
Bolts plans To vacation here un.
al about Sept IS
Preparation for the Billy Ora
ham Revival Is belnR mAde
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der Methodist church Sunday,
August ~. was reported to have
been very successful.
Attends 0.E.S. Confab
Mrs Eva Abbey. Ala E. 25th
St.. returned Thursday. August 81
from a short visit In Boston and
Chicago. In Boston she attended
the International meeting Of the
Grand Chapters OE.S. After
serving as treasurer If the organ
ization for the past twenty years,
Mrs. Abbey was unanimously re-
elected to the post. This confer
ence showed the best record In
attendance and financial reports.
Greetings were received from
President Truman, the minister
Of Liberia and other celebrities.
DIR. and Mrs. Raymond Harris
Of Chicago were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brady
Sr.. 5000 Fifth Ave. So.
Relatives Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. EsCue, 1852
Fifth Ave. So, have been having
a house full Of guests going in
and out for the past two weeks.
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, No, his wife, was at Mr., Lott
bedside during the operation,
Mr., and MrA. NIRcent shepherd
and son, Vincent Jr., and MT. and
Mrs, Arthur Moore m0torcd TO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for the
weekend, Their visit had TO BE-
cut short because Mr., shepherd
contracted pneumonia, Mr.. Shep-
herd Is home and improving
DR.. W. ID, BrOWR spent the
weekend in Chicago, He motOred
10 the Windy City.
NrS. Mariah JOhRsOR Of Monroe.
La, u visiting In the city At the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pos
ten. 6Il Girard Ave, No. Mrs,
johnson, who Is the mother of
Mr., Fred Jones. q patient at Glen
Lake. arrived in the city Mon
day. Sept 4 She Ia also affiliated
with an insurance company in
Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. JAck POatcn. Sal
Girard Ave No. and the twins
have recently returned from a
five state tour They went west
TO South Dakota where they visit
cd the Black Hills and the had
Lands, from there TO Montana
and on to Cheyenne, Wyo,, Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Colo;
Kansas, Nebraska, DeS Moines
and Mason city, la, In Mason
City. they visited Rev. II, r.
Parker, brothcr-in-laW OF MIR.
Posten
MrA Mary Lee Morris, 3b2s
Clinton Ave, So. returned to the
city from Chicago. Tuesday, Sept,
8. where she spent the Labor Day
week
Mr. Carl Fraction will be Off
cially discharged from Veterans
hospital Monday, Sept. II, where
he has been confined for almost
two years
Misses I.enOFR Davis and Jackie
Heron left Saturday. Sept 2, for
a visit In Kansas city, kRns,
They took with them Delroy and
Adrian Calhoun, Miss Heron
returned Tuesday night. Sept o,
after a week end visit.
Mrs. NJ. Dixon Of Dea MninoS,
Ia. has boon In the city since
Saturday, Sept. 2. She Is Visiting
her son. Wiley Dixon, who IL
patient at Veterans Hospital.
The Friday Night Out club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ava
Blackwell, 27I w. 3lst ST.
Miss EuniCc IeVeFrtt and Mr.
Lonnic Levcrctt, 3BOb Clinton
Ave. So. left Wednesday morning
Sept, 8 for three weeks vaca-
ton. They motoTed to New York
where they will attend the Broth
erhood Of Sleeping Car Porters
Annual Convention.
Mrs. EulR CASAiuS of New Jer-
sey In visiting her brother, Mr..
Frederick Hayes, u patient at
Veterans hospital. While IN the
city she Is residing at 4O4s
Fourth Ave. SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. WenEsII Miller,
622 Emerson Ave. No. were hosts
to the Busy Bee Club Of Hosicy
Memorial church at their meet
ing Tuesday evening. Sept. 3.
The Frank Pagers, 1924 First
Ave. So, announce the birth of a
baby boy. born August 20. They
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man, S6l2 Fourth Ave, So.
Tuesday, Sept. g. MT JohI
Peoria. Kans, after visiting hi
brother. Mr.. William warder fol
the past three weeks. While her
he was guest In the home Of Rev
and Mrs. Elijah Henderson. Ii2S
Bryant Ave. No.
who FIXED what"
Who Fixed What" was the
slogan carried out to Sylvia Phil
bps 18th birthday party held al
her home, tl46 Third Ave. So.
Saturday. Sept. 2. The gang was
puzzled as to what was going to
happen. Everyone soon found out
that girls are their mothers help
ers. The young hostesses, Anton
cite Hughes and Donna Carter,
decorated TIE table beautifully,
while jeanne Carter and Jane
Chivers made the drink. Sylvia
was busy decorating her cake,
Her sisters, Judy. Bonnie and
Paulette Phillips and Joyce
Hughes trimmed sticks for roast.
ing weiners. Jean Chivcrs and
Dolores Faison built the fire and
Mrs. Judson Phillips, mother Of
Sylvia took pictures OF the un'
usual affair. Prizes were given
for the youngest and oldest girl
attending. Joyce Hughes re-
ceived the prize for the youngest
and Jane Chtvers for the oldest
Sylvia received many useful and
Warder left for his home in
lovely gifts.
DclOrca FAISOn of AnokA, MINI
spent the week end with Sylvia
Phillips. Al46 Third Ave. SO,
Miss LOuVerRe Noble. 3732
Fourth Ave. So, was hostess "a
a miscellaneous shower honoring
the brtde-to-bc, Miss Hazel I'm
derwood The shower was given
Wednesday, Sept. 9.
Mrs. Lola Russell, 6iI1 Irving
Ave. No. returned home from
Eitel hospital, Monday, Sept, 4
She Is recuporating fairly well.
The WIIburt GriEsbyS and fam
lily spent the weekend at St
Francis, MINI, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Schofield. The
Grigsbys live at bOl8 Irving Ave
No.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Page OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. have returned to
their home. They were guests of
MIR. Albert Smith. 1924 Fourth
Ave. So
Arriving In the city Sunday,
Sept. ;. were Mr.. and Mrs Buddy
Veland Of Omaha, Ncbr. They are
the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora Parks, $50 Colfax Ave. No.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wat
sOn. 3755 Fifth Ave. So, spent
the Labor Day weekend In
Milwaukee. Wis. visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Nelson.
Mr.. Samuel Lott underwent an
operation on August 80 at Glen
Lake SanitArium. Mr.. Lott has
been a patient at Glen Lake for
the past seven months. lie IL the
brother Of Stafford Lott. who Ii
now a resident Of California Mrs.
Pauline Lott, 1868 Bryant Ave.
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throughout the city neighbor-
hoods A plan known as the Cot.
tAEe Prayer Service Ia held four
daya each week, II Is now going
into is third week and will con-
tinue to October Q, Mrs, Augustus
Owens. who 10 serving Ns heutcn-
ant In the ninth district says the
idea II to ind four different
houses to hold q short prayer SER
vice four mornings a week every
week until October 9, These
meetings are being held in pre-
PRrRtion for the Billy Graham
Revival 60 be held In the city
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Prepared volunteer commtes Neil Cook
Bldg, Minneapolis MIMI Nh''h
regular paid
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September ~. The Mmes. Nora
Crawford, Walter Edgar and A.
Evans were hosts to the meet
inRs this week.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs Roger johnson and children left the city
Tuesday morning Sept for their home in Cleveland Ohio
They had been visiting Minneapolis past months
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs L. EScue 1852 Fifth Ave So
parents Of Mrs. johnson.
The Boat Excursion sponsored by the Keeyes Club of BOr
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"M,m-m. 49,"
Americas
Most Refreshing Beer

That's why I drink bssT--for refresh
tnsnr Ana believe me, HAMMB 10 really
TsfrsshInK--cooi and crisp. with q clean
light taste that only the finest prem
iun beer can give. I've tried them all
but HAMAs IL my bssF from now on
MAMMA the EsfEsshisG beer
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Last Rites tuesday
For Dudley Richards

Funeral services for Dudley D
Richards, 81, retired national ad-
vertiSing director of Sears, Roe
buck & Co., will be held at 2:3C
pm. Tuesday at the Warner E
Pumphrey funeral home, Silver
Spring. Md.
Services will be conducted by
the Rev DR.. Robert E. Browning
of the Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer Burial will be in Mis-
soula, Mont.
Mr.. Richards died yesterday OF
a heart attack at his home, 1927
SedgWick street NV.
Born in MisSoula, he began his
career on newspaper there and
later moved to Chicago. where he
worked on newspapers before be-
coming chief announcer for Radio
Station WIS.
From 1927 until about 1882, Mr.
Richards served as national ad-
vertising director of Sears, Roe
buck. He served in other executive
posts with the company before
coming to Washington in 1914
Mr.. Richards also served as
director of the Audit Bureau of
Circulation before his retirement
last year after suffering heart
ailment. After his retirement, he
became secretary treasurer of the
Mail Order Association of Amer
lea.
He was a member of the Ma
tional Press Club and of the
Rotary Club.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Sam Lederer Dies at &c;
Noted Publicity Agent
By The Associated Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Death to-
day ended the long and colorful
career of Sam Lederer, one Of
Chicago's most widely known
publicity agents.
Mr. Lederer, Sc, veteran news
paperman, was a theater manager
and press agent for many of the
great names of show business.
He was active as a hotel pub
licity man until he entered hos
pital a few days ago.
Mr.. Lederer was born in Prague,
Czechoslovakia. He came to
Chicago when he was 20 and
started his newspaper career as a
reporter for the Chicago Tribune
in 1892.
His more famous clients as a
press agent included Will Rogers,
Sarah Bernhardt and Lillian
Russell. ....
Back in 1910, Mr.. Lederer per-
suaded John Barrymore to take
his first airplane ride to prove
that air transportation was not
hazardous.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Louis {. Sabin, 50, Is Dead;
Great Lakes Authority
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. 30.-Louis C.
Sabin, 83, vice president of the
Lake Carriers Association for 20
years before his retirement in
1948, died today at his home in
Cleveland Heights.
He was one of the foremost
authorities on Great Lakes navi-
cation and commerce.
In 1919, Congress named a
/ ,350-foot lock at Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, after him in recognition of
his part in engineering it and
other locks in the st. Marys' falls
canal.
He was with the Army Engi-
neer Corps for several years and
introduced several original meth
DDS for checking currents and
lake levels. He was general super
intendent of the 500 Canal from
1906 to 1925 and supervised con-
struction of new types of a NOV
able dam head and tail races for
water.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics. :,
Harvey Hamilton. 81, U. s. Soldiers Home
Agnes Sherwood, 90. 24S0 10th st. NV.
Mary Foster, "a, 1922 18th ST. NV
Bessie Kraft, 81, 1892 Spring rd. NV.
Horace Wylie. 81 3211 Mckinley st. W
Annie Connolly, II, 4905 5th st. NV.
Hannah Dodge. rs. 5709 14th St NV
Eva Browne, "a, 1895 Veazey ST. NV.
Carl Kriegstedt, 73, Ninde, Va.
Flora Dossett, ~, 1905 St. NV.
David Richards. 81. 1927 Sedwck St n. W
Richard Du Frame, 5S, 1904 Bryant ST. ne
| William Benthal. 55, 1892 Randolph st
NV.
Grace schliehter, So. 4755 Lee blvd. Ar
Charles Brown, So. 1900 Lee hwy.
Thomas Collier, 30 1884 r St Sc
BENJAMIN Lutskey, ~, ia Ingraham st
Infant Daniel. 4645 Berwer pl. NV.
Martha Snowden, SO, 1916 7th st. NV.
Elizabeth Brown, ST. 500 47th pl ne
Simpson Campbell, 20, 953 Golden ST. sw
Katie Browne, 81, 1888 st. NV
Lambert Ford, so, 1888 7th st. Sc.
Eva Gruchfield 81, 11o7 9Th st. NV.
Ben Frazier. "a. 1541 Sth st. NV.
Gertrude Wins, So, $40 N. H. ave. W
Julius johnson, 40, 269 N st. NV.
Garrison Fields, AZ, no address given.
Carlan Mickey. 40, 912 4th St Sc
Samuel Tinker, 15, 1412 Corcoran ST. NV
Evening star., 1950-12-31
HIT Mrtttnriattt

NARY ar dear osd IN fsd Pqt MsR% 19yps
BEAVERS, who passed, away 10 years ago
'o0AS' De'e"Oel 2LovINd. CHILDREN
COURTNY, ROBERT EARL. In Toying
ROBERT S2fs 4 EARL Ri eoURTNY, eea5 I Who passed
away one year ago To-Day, on New Years
eve December 81. 1949.
How strange it seems with so much gone
:. OF life and love to still live on.
Yet love will dream and faith will trust
That somehow. somewhere meet we
THE FAMILY
DAVIS. MAGGIE. In sad but loving mem
ory of our dear mother. MAGGIE DAVIS.
who passed away. nine years ago today,
December 81, 1871.
your cares, are all at rest.
You'll never be forgotten.
BY the ones who love you best.
HER CHILDREN.
GROOMES, BERNICE j. IN loving mem
ory of our dear wife, mother. daughter
and sister BERNICE J. GROOMES. who
left us three years ago, December 90,
1947.
Who shall say our grief is lessened.
Though the smile may hide the tears.
Memories keep the wound still open.
HER siois bESoTEn hs paUs aUsBAab an AND sfaI pAUeH
TER, OGDEN AND RITA; HER Low
JOHNSON.
eefgyn egn Of our n mother: -, CLARA HuTcHIN-
oN Who e S SIX oe years bssrs ago today
ROSA, MINNIE. MABEL, ALBERT.
LUCAS, THOMAS J. AND, ALICE F., In
Tznmas l1HnS renembrance I1lga of a,o my father
ago, October 30 1941. and my mother,
ALICE F. LUCAS, who died three years
ago today. December 81, 1947.
Somewhere there is no parting.
When they ring the bells for me.
D4HdzTFR fS5hzW wHlTER MAhHE bfeKS6s B5aKs69S' SON
sCHICKLER. KATHERINE M. In fond re-
methe kAfHERE Il snE kad NJ kGyPs
who departed this ho life 10 years ago today.
THE CHILDREN
TAYLOR, PERCY E. Always. PERCY e.
TAYLOR, the memory OF your love, de-
yotiqri and patience remains as fresh In
my heart as when you silently and sud-
today, December 81, 1916.
Darling, you we're my rock of strength to
In time Of JOY and stress.
You were an understanding loyal soul,
A heart of tenderness.
So perfect blend, of virtue,
one rarely flndS TO-DAY.
And that was you. my darling,
AS long as life lasts, you will always be
in my heart, sadly missed.
LILLIAN E. TAYLOR.
TOLIVER, MARTHA JOHNSON. In sad but
loving remembrance of my dear mother,
MARTHA JOHNSON TOLIVER, who de-
parted this life 10 years ago. December
81, 1910.
A mother who gave me the best of her life,
Who cherished my secrets my sorrows,
my strife
Who taught me to love and pray.
MY mother in heaven, God bless you
DEVOTED, DAUGHTER. BESSIE.
TOMPKINS, MARIA L. In sad but loving
renembrsnce Of my dear mother. MARIA
10 wears ago today, December 81. 1881.
You are gone but not forgotten.
In my thoughts you will always be;
For as long as there Is memory,
l will always think Of thee.
FLORENCE
Evening star., 1950-12-31

1910 and saw World War I service
aboard the battleships Nebraska
and Minnesota.
After the war, he served as a
lieutenant commander on the
U. S. S. Pittsburgh during a
three-year cruise in European
waters. After his promotion to
captain in 1888, he commanded
the U. S. S. Concord for tive
years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Cornelia Hughes Metz, a
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Biddle, of
New York City, and a grand
daughter.
Funeral services and burial
Tuesday will be private. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
William J. Wilkins Dies;
Southern Railway Officer
By the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Dec. 30.-William
j. Wilkins, vice president of the
Southern Railway System, died
today in Christ Hospital. He suf-
fered a heart attack yesterday.
A native of Roanoke, Va, Mr.
Wilkins came here in 1945 as res
ident executive officer of the rail-
road. He had been connected with
the company for 25 years.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Emma Franklin Wilkins; a
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Mason of
Lynchburg, Va; his parents, MIR
and Mrs. o. P. Wilkins of Orlando
Fla, and three brothers, Donald
Wilkins of New York, Chester Will
kins of Chicago and Lee Wilkins
of Washington.
Evening star., 1950-12-31

He lived at 2022
Columbia road
NV.
Capt. Metz re-
tired in 1912 be-
cause of heart
trouble a f t e /
heading a naval
m / S ion in
Buenos A ir e S,
Argentine, for
two years.
Born in Wa
pakoneta, Ohio.
he gradu a t e d
from the Naval
Acadia nv in
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Lee c. Gunter, 7S, Dies;
Headed Coal Operators
BY The Associated Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 30
Lee c. Gunter, IS, president OF
the Southern Appalachian Coal
Operators Association. died today
at a hospital.
Mr.. Gunter, who had been Ill
for several months. was vet
eran leader of coal operators and
was nationally known in mining
circles.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Injured Princess Enroute

ATHENS. Dec. 80 (R.-Princess
Mary. 68-year-old wife of Prince
George Of Greece. is leaving by
plane tomorrow for the United
States for treatment of a frac-
tured thigh suffered when she
stumbled and fell December 10.
She is an aunt of King Paul.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Garn uf ThankH

ROLAND, OLLIE. The family of the late
thank the many friends and neighbors for
their kindess and sympathy during the
illness and passing of cur loved one.
THE FAMILY.
LEE, LLOYD A. I wish to sincerely thank
the, Rev c. L. Murray, the Rev. Fields
and the .consoling choir of Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. the relatives, neigh
borS and many friends for cards, beauti-
full floral tributes, kilograms and other
expressions of sympathy extended during
the passing of my son, LLOYD A. LEE.
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND BROTHER.
ELLA NJ. AND ROBERT G. LEE.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Capt. Earle {. Meiz
Dies Of Heart AiImeni

Capt. Earle Calvin Metz. SO, re-
tired Navy officer, died of heart
attack Thursday at Bethesda Ma
val Hospital after a long illness
Evening star., 1950-12-31

OSIE B. FtII TER. 2. NJ, SecFelaFy.
on December 30 1850. at the Washing
ten Sanitarium and Hospital ROBERT
MAURICE CUSHMAN. of 10l05 Lorraine
ave-. Silver Spring. Md. beloved son Of
Howard C. and Helen G. Cushman, and
brother Of Howard c: jr., and Charles r.
Cushman Mr.. CuShman rests at the
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Nd. where
prayers will be said on Tuesday. January
=. 1851. at 9:45 am, thence to st. Mi
chaels Church. where mass will be offered
at 10 am. for repoSe OF his soul. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. l
Evening star., 1950-12-31
VIM, On SATURDAY.. Desembe

80 80. 1856. 'VsS WM. DAWSON,
member v F. W., Wash
ington Post, 2194. Services
on Tuesday. January .. 1851,
at 2 pm, from DeMaines
Funeral Home. $50 South
washington ST., Alexandria,
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Draths
SCHIHCHTER

GRACE LoURIE On
tors Hospital. GRACE IoURIE scHLICH-1 4
beloved wife OF william L. Schlichter.
daughter of Mrs Mary Emma Balser
and the late Arthur C Balser, sister of
Miss Esther v. Balser and Mildred Heinz
man. aunt of Arthur H. Eeinzman and
niece of Miss Jennie Balser OF St.
Petersburg, Fla. Services ct the S. H. |
NV. on Monday. January /, 1851. at
2 pm. Interment Epiphany Cemetery.
Forestville, Md. 81