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Niscount Astor Is Dead at 73;
Was Widely Known Sportsman
British Peer Was
Married to Virginia
Women in 1906
BY the Associated Press

CLIVEDEN, England, Sept. 3d.
Viscount Astor, 73. prominent
British publisher and sportsman
and husband of Virginia-born
Lady Nancy Astor. died today.
Lord Astor, who was born in
New York, long had been a leader
in British social and political
life, along with his wife.
His death followed a long ILL
ness. He began sinking last week
end.
Unable. because of his title, to
hold a seat in the House of Com
mons, Lord AStor sponsored his
wife's political career and helped
her to become the first woman
ever elected to the lower parlia-
|mentary chamber.
He kept as close as possible to
the political scene and spoke fire.
quently in the House of Lords
But his wife's peppery tempera-
|ment and eagerness to get into
|all political arguments brought her
greater headlines.
when I married Nancy" he
once said, IT hitched my wagon
to a star. When she got into the
House Of Commons, I found ]
had hitched my wagon to a sort
of W. rocket"
Headed Newspaper.
Lord AStor was the chairman
for many years Of the influential
Sunday newspaper, the Observer.
His younger brother, Col. j. j.
AStor, is chairman of the London
Times. Lord Astor also had wide
spread real estate holdings and
was prominent in British turf
circles as an owner and breeder
OF race horses.
Born Waldorf Astor on May 19
1879, he was a great-great-grand-
son Of the first Astor and a great
grandson Of the Astor known as
the landlord of New York"
Lord Astor and his brother be-
came British subjects through the
of their father
William Waldorf Astor. in 1899
The father was raised to the
|peerage in 1916. and became q
|viscount q lear later. Waldorf
succeeded to the title at hi
fathers death in 1919.
In 1906 Lord Astor had married
Nancy Langhorne of Greenwood
Va. a noted beauty. The couple
had four sons and one daughter
The eldest, William Waldorf
Astor, now succeeds to his fathers
title.
Entertained in Mansion.
The Astors entertained thou
sands Of visitors at their massive
mansion, Cliveden. During thu
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Col. John J. Lap age,
Industrial Student

Army Col. John J. LaPage, As,
a student at the Industrial College
since August, died at Walter Reed
Hospital yesterday after he col
llapsed while listening to a lecture
at the college. He lived at SOTO
South Buchanan street, Arlington
Col. LaPage came to Washington
in September, 1851, assigned tc
career management Of the Army
at the Pentagon.
He was born in Birmingham
Ala, and was graduated from West
Point in 1929. During World Wal
II, he was with the staff of thu
l81st Infantry Division in the Pa.
cific. He was secretary of thu
general staff of Gen. Macarthur.
occupation forces in Tokyo aftel
the war.
| He was at the Armed Force.
Staff College in Norfolk and latel
at Fort Hood, Tex, before he came
to Washington.
Col. LaPage had received thu
Legion Of Merit and the Bronze
Star.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Mary LaPage, and two sisters, Mrs
Joseph Neese and Mrs. David Sink
both of Lexington, N. c.
Services will be held at II am
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington Gene.
terry.
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Mrs. Georgle Hudgins, 80,
Lifelong Virginia Resident

Mrs. George Hudgins, 80, life
long resident Of Mathews, Math-
ews County, Va. died Sunday at q
rest home there.
She is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. A. w. Lee, Westmore-
land Hills, Md: Mrs. Paul D.
Cofer. Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. John
ID. Williams, Mathews: and two
sons. William L. Hudgins, York
town. Va, and w. r. Hudgins,
Norfolk.
Services will be held at 2::30 pm.
today at the Foster funeral home,
Mathews. Burial will follow at
Mathews.
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late 1920s and on into the 193Os
it was reputed to be the place OF
high level, nd-the-scenes po-
litical planning.
The persons who gathered at
the Astor mansion became known
|as the "Cliveden Set" which just
before World War II became asso-
ciated in the public, mind with
appeasement Of Hitler and Mus
solini.
Lord Astor denied the "Cliveden
Set" ever existed. He said the
"set" was an Imaginary group
Ia myth from beginning to end"
Prime Minister Neville Cham
berlain visited Cliveden from time
to time before his ill-fated Munich
pact with Hitler. Lord Astol
pointed out, however, that he was
host to many other prominent
guests with widely varying polit.
ical opinions during the same
period.
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1t1 Mpn1nrtait:
GAsKINs, MARY rIBBs. Sweet me

GASKINS, MARY TIBBS. Sweet memories
Of my sister. MARY TIBBS GAsKINs,
who left me Two years ago today, Sep
l'D - 81 sRoTHER. TfnSs pANIEI. SiSi
GAsKINS. MARY, TIBBS. In loving and
fond memory Of very dear aunt MARY
TIBBS GASKINs. who passed away two
years ago today. September 80. 1850.
DEAR, AUNT MARY.
All to myself think Of you,
hnk 81 hs sns nss w We ussd to sss aS
Think OF the happy yesterday.
Sadly missed.
MILES. MARY e. In loving memory OF
our devoted sister. NARY E: MILES. who
ssDarssSS sDsstS.- this lfs one year ago today
You left US very suddenly.
We couldn't even say good-by;
We miss you very much. dear sister,
T, And think Of you and CRY.
Forget you? No. We never will,
s Your Gnsa sSu . hsn ss fresh " sSs ssSsy you still
As In the hour you passed away.
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHER.
OVER. r. WOODIE. In memory Of my
devoted father, T. WoODIE OVER, who
ses5 eps.bss esn s so iss
Gone but not forgotten.
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. GLADYS o.
PEARSON. LOIS HALL. In loving MEM
ory OF our dear daughter and sister,
LOIS HALL PEARSON, who departed this
life nine years ago today. September 30.
You are not forEotten BY the ones who
But to US who loved and lost you,
Your memory viii never grow old.
MOTHER. sIsTNR AND FAMILY. :
PETTIFORD. ROSA LEE. In loving mem
e5y pf our wife , and .nn mother Rosa S,. lee
years ago today. September 80, 1850.
Somewhere above this troubled world,
Safe from all grief and care,
Our wife and mother rests in heavenly
God Grant some day We meet her there.
PVT. WALTER r. PETTIFoRD. Jr.;
n sPqK5,, gHErfEoSp. ANR FAMILY, MRS. HATTIE
ROBINSON, MOLLIE. A tribute Of love &c
the memory Of my dear mother. MOLLIE
sso sosS ES M &C. &C. nassssn 1885,
Fresh in my mind. dear mother.
AS the day you passed away;
There can never be another.
You are in my heart to stay.
DAUGHTER. MYRTLE F. BUSH. .
SMALLWOOD. AGNES. In loving remem-
brance OF our dear mo6ner, AGNES
S1dALLWOOD. who departed this life
thirty-nine years ago today. September
sc. 1918.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, LOUISE
AND CERSTER.
SMITH. MARY. In sad memory Of my
mother. MARY SMITH. who departed this
life thirty-four years ago today, Geptem-
ber 80. 1918.
The month Of september once more Il
here,
To me the saddest Of the year,
Because thirty-four years ago today,
Ny darling mother passed away.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DAUGHTER, ALICE GRAHAM.
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Mrs. Charles Laupp, 10,
Printing Manager S Mother

Mrs. Charles Laupp. 70, moth.
er of Henry G. Laupp. production
manager Of Judd & Detweiler
Inc. printers, died Sunday al
Garfield Hospital. She lived with
her son at 1915 Varnum stree
|N.E.
Mrs. Laupp, the former 10.
sephine Klein, was born and edu.
Gated in Washington. She wa.
married 40 years ago. Her hus.
band, who died in 1886, owned the
old Rams Horn Inn on Queen.
Chapel road. Mount Rainier.
She was a member of the So.
dality at st. Anthony's Church.
Besides her son she is survived
by a sister, Miss Catherine Klein,
three brothers. william and 10.
seph Klein, all of Washington
and Henry Klein, Bethesda, anc
one granddaughter and one great.
lgrandSon.
Funeral services will be held al
10 am. tomorrow at st. Anthony.
Church, Twelfth and Monrot
streets NE. Burial will be il
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Carl Ashton Tavenner,
Retired Leesburq Grocer
Speeiol Dispefsh 10 The Siar

LEESBURG, Va. Sept. 30.-CarI
Ashton Tavenner, SO, retired mer-
chant and resident of Leesbure
for 16 years. died yesterday al
Loudoun Hospital after an illness
Of two years.
Mr.. Tavenner was the son ot
the late Henry and Annie Connol
Tavenner. He had operated q
grocery business at Philmonr neal
here for a number of years and
served as postmaster at Philmont
for 10 years. Since coming tc
Leesburg, he had resided with his
daughter, Mrs. Vernon Clagett.
Mr.. Tavenner's wife died ir
1921. Besides Mrs. Clagett, he Il
survived by q daughter, Mrs
Sewell Dawson, Philmont, and 9
son, Ashton Tavenner. Leesburg.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at the Colonial
funeral home of Lloyd Slack and
will be conducted by the Rev
David c. Crawford, Presbyterian
minister. Burial will be In Ebe-
nezer Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Charles E. Hall Retired
As Head Census Clerk
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Charles E.
Hall. "a, prominent Negro writer
and an employe Of the Census
Bureau in Washington for more
than 40 years before he retired in
1898, died last night.
Mr.. Hall started his writing
career as a newspaperman and
contributed up to the time of his
death to Negro newspapers and
magazines. In 1880 he published
Ia book, "The Negro in the United
States" He was head clerk OF
the Census Bureau at the time OF
ibis retirement.
Mr.. Hall had been in Chicago
visiting a nephew, DR.. Lloyd A
Hall. A widower, he leaves three
tother nephews and five nieceS.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Burglar Fovors SuIomi;
[Takes 1873 Pounds

A thief with a taste for Kosher
salami broke into Shulman's Meat
Warehouse Friday night and took
1873 pounds Of the meat.
Left untouched in the ware
house at " First street Sc. were
huge quantities Of other types o1
meat. Police listed the loss al
$25. John Adams, warehouse
manager, said he paid IS cents
q pound for the Salami-$1O1.75
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Mrs. Louis R. Maxwell,
Active Women S Club
And Church Worker

Mrs. Louis R. Maxwell. so, ac-
tive church and women's club
worker, died Sunday at George
Washington Hospital after several
months illness. She was the wife
of DR.. Maxwell, acting head Of the
solid state division of the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory at White
Oak, Md. She lived at 416 East
Leland street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Maxwell, the former Marie
Ellis Of Maquoketa, Iowa, was an
Executive Board member of the
Montgomery County Thrift Shop
and until recently was recording
secretary. She was chairman of
the literature section Of the Chevy
Chase Woman's Club and q char
ter member Of the Chevy Chase
OAR chapter.
Mrs. Maxwell was active in
women's work at the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church. She was in the
Fellowship Class Of Adults in the
Sunday School and was recording
secretary for the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Woman's Society Of
Christian Service Of the Methodist
Church.
A graduate Of Cornell College,
Mount Vernon, Iowa, she was mar
ried in 1925 and moved to Chevy
Chase in 1881.
Besides her husand, she is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Jean M.
Stringham, Kensington; q son,
Louis, jr., Of the home address;
her mother, Mrs. Alice B. Ellis,
1Maquoketa; a brother, Francis v.
Ellis. Rockford. ILL.,, and a grand
son, Ward Stringham.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Thursday at the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Shepherd
street, Chevy Chase. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
C. B. Little, Lawyer
And Ex-Representutive
speeinl pisnoteh "a 1he s.o,

OLATHE, Kans., Sept. 30.-For-
mer Representative Chauncey
Bundy Little, a widely known
Kansas lawyer, died yesterday at
his home here. He was 76.
Mr.. Little was a Democratic
member of the House for one
term, the Sixty-ninth Congress
1925-1927. He was defeated fol
reelection in 1926 and was ar
unsuccessful candidate for Gov.
ernor of Kansas in 1928.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
Merlin H. AyIesworth,
First NBC President
By the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Merlin
III. Aylesworth. 66. attorney and
first president Of the National
Broadcasting Co., died today after
la long illness.
He had been a patient at St
Luke's Hospital since April. but
had spent several hours daily al
his office until mid-August. he
Lived in Redding, Conn.
He was president Of NBC from
] 1926 to 1896.
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lived at 1928
Custer road, Be-
theSda.
Mr.. Cory was
general man.
ager and senior
account execu-
tive of the Lewis
Edwin r y a n
a d v e r t in 6
agency. He was
also vice chair.
man Of IN {
C. h e S a p e a k {
Chapter Of the
American ASSo.
citation of Ad-
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Thomas H. Melnnerney
BIZ ihe Associntad Press

GREENWICH. Conn, Sept. 80.
Thomas H. McInnerney, IS,
founder and chairman emeritus Of
National Dairy Products Corp,
died at his home here today.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
]. R. Cory, Manager
OF Advertising Firm

j. Robert Cory. Is, Washington
advertising man. died yesterday at
George Washington Hospital after
an illness Of several months. He
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ANN c. STUKES, W. NJ.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON. w. !


GLADYS BRIGGS. Secretary.
THOMPSON, 1 RAIHEL; i suddenly On Nor, Mon
THOMPSON. beloved husband of Idi
Thompson Of 912 18th st. ne, stepfathel
of William End and Louise Robinson
Osborne. Mrs. Pauline Carter, Mrs. Emil,
Ealum, Mrs. Helen Gaskins and Mrs
HUI Huida Williams. After pm; Wednes
NV, where services will be held Thurs
DAY 0ct9bsr 2 as pm Ar
Der =. 1872: JAMIE ,TtURSEh. s "a ]
St ss .msa mother e1 Ms 1llia chism
jamie Mitchum; grandmother Of Bett!
Mitchum and Louis E. Layton. Aftel
may call at Carver Memorial Funera
will be held at Zion Baptist Church, 431s
I. a. pm. pm Int interment m eaa Mbans. ca. 'cus 81
WAGES, ERMA. On Friday, septembe,
WAaEs wife ena of Andrew Re1s Wages. Ma AHMa AIS,
surviving are four children. one sister
other relatives and many friends: Aftel
9th st; NV where services will be hele
THURSDAY; October Z, ct I pm. Inter
WEAVER. yEAvs palsy. 9a!s ON Saturday. septsm
Of Mrs. Katie Bullock. CIV she TGso also 0sur IS sur
yived by stepdaughter. Mrs: Lilli'
Mae Nichols; stepson. Samuel Weaver
Mrs. Bessie Matthews and Mrs. Oh
Murdock, and other relatives and friends
Remains resting with !. Z; Murray Z
may cali after 4 pm: wednesday. .'''Fa' Ra'
from the Tenth Street Baptist church i
Rev JENNINGS ofaciating. Interment ir
WASHINGTON. JOHN R.. Departed thi,
ds,1sund lifs Sunday se September g. 1852. at HI.
R. WASHINGTON. He IS survived BY 4
devoted wife, Mrs. Gertrude Washington
one daughter. Mrs. James K. Warfield;
host hos 81 other relatives and many friends
Funeral Home. 621 Florida ave. NV.
where services will be held Thursday. Oc-
hciatins. intefment woodlsVn Cemetery
WOODsON, GERTRUDE. On Monday
September 20. 1852, GERTRUDE WOOD
s9N OF g20 st. sw widCT Of the lats
by many other friends. Remains resting
at Barnes g. Matthews Funeral Home
614 4th st. s.w. Notice Of funeral later
ZERBE. WILLIAM FRANKLIN. Suddenly
LIAM FRANKLIN 1ERBE Of S5O4 Riley
rd.. Silver Spring. Md. husband Of Dor.
othy M. Horne Zerbe. father Of Mrs
Carolyn Marcellino and David w. Zerbt
and brother Of James L. Zerbe. Mrs. Min.
ME Cubert. Mrs. Sadie Kimmel. Mrs. Bes.
sic Miller. Mrs. Blanche Moyer and Miss
Esther Zerbe. Mr.. zerbe will rest at the
Warner e. Pumphrey Funeral Home. s43z
Georsia ave, Silver Spring, Nd. from 3:3(
pm. Tuesday, September 30, until 1C
pm. Wednesday. October l.. Services
and internent Friday. October 8. In
ZWERGEL. SARAH GUIDE. On Monday
September 20. 1852. at Leland Memorial
Hospital. Rtverdale. Md. SARAH GUDE
ZWERGEL Of 1891 Flack- st.. Silver
Spring, Md, beloved wife Of Walter r
She also Is survived BY sister. Gertrude
G. Guide. and two brothers. Charles and
George GUIDE. Services at Gasch's Flu
neral Home. HyattsyiIle Md, on Thurs.
day October ., at 2 pm. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Erskine Boyce

GASTONIA. N. c., Sept. 80 (P).
|-Erskine Boyce, 81, Gastonia
businessman and the developer of
Ia weaver's knotter used in textile
plants the world over. died here
today.
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Drafha

|SCURLOCK. HERBERT c.. Past Master
N Oflcers and members Of
A Z :: ]:
Mast Msstsr HERBERT c. scuRLock. b
EARLE A. ALFRED, Worshipful Master.
Attest: JOSHUA B. LAWINGs. Secretary
sEARLE. A. BENSON. On Monday, Sep.
tember 20. 1852. at his residence. Az
Butternut st. NV. a: BENSON SEARLE
beloved husband Of Mae 8: Searle.. He
nephew, 5 su Remains @ restins esS at agsons! S HTi
services win be held in Fort Myer Chapel
Va N Thursday urS 9y.SS octGneE
to attend. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
sEARLE. A. BENSON; Members Of Henry
@rA G. Spengler Post. No. 12. the
E&5S American Legion. are advised
6sI&3 BENSON sEARLE. Legion
&3[ services will be conducted BY
S the National Guard Of Honor
at Hysong's Funeral Home
1, 1862. at 8 pm. All members are
LEONARD j. r. ScHENKE1. Commander.
Attest: GAIL T. JUDD. Adjutant.
sPAIGHT. JAMES JOSEPH. On sunday,
ss'f~SsF sss Sc ss JAMES yosEPH 81 Pr
spsigSt and father Of Mrs. Mary Stew.
t Ms ts Mls Hfstss ssn n MEs pu
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881
Ga. ave. NV, on Wednesday. October 1,
St. Aiossius Church. N. Capitol and Eye
sts., at 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.
CHARLES s. On Monday
Ma beloved husband q Mrs n o1SlsasSa; alisaSsss
Springer father of Mrs. Catherine ].
RUIZ Of Miami: Fla. and Mrs. Charlotte
L; I; Eittweger Ehtyys Of Ghurehton: Nd; brother
Milstead: ali Of washington. D. C.; Mrs:
MS mrs. !. Lula "a Smith ei Baltimore: ma; ,ssTv-
SSo1 i4th St. NV. on THURSDAY. october
A z, at pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
SUGAR. SAMUEL. On Tuesday. septem-
ber. 80. 1889. SAMUEL SUGAR. beloved
father Of Mrs. Lillian Umansky Of wash
Greenfield, Mass He also is survived BY
three brothers and two sisters. Joseph
Sugar Of Miami Beach, Fla; FRANK and
Mrs Bessie Lepowsky. all Of Brooklyn. N.
z. Services and tnterment viii be in
New York City. In mourning at 1921
Georgia ave. NV. Arrangements by the
G: p. Goldberg & Son Funeral Home.
4217 9th st. NV.
THOMAS. CHARLOTTE E. On Sunday,
n
THOMAS Of Ais st. NV, wife Of Morrie
Thomas. loving mother Of Mrs. Audrey
v: Brown. Evelyn. Morrie. jr., and Albert
Thomas; sister of Eloise. Marjorie. Vir-
ginia and Hazel Gilmore She also is sur
vived by nine grandchildren. other rela-
tives and friends. After pm. Wednes-
day. October 1. friends may call at
Frazier's Funeral Home. 3s9. r. I. ave.
NV. Funeral services will be held on
Thursday. October 2. at pm, at the
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, 1925 YER
mont ave. NV. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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HIT Mrt,turtaitr

ANDERSON, HENRY e. In memory of
HENRY Z. ANDERSON. who passed away
September 80, 1861.
ITO OUR DADDY"
Just one year ago today
Our dear daddy. Henry, passed away;
He is not really dead, you know,
For in our hearts. he lives forever;
He is the Creator who knows and sees.
Who gives US light as well as life;
He Is happy there, we know,
For the Bible tells us so.
just Ry. dear son. dear daddy. good
night.
ALL OF Us, HIS MOTHER, JENNIE;
DAUGHTERs. HELEN. RUTH. LOUISE
HAZEL,
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of Our Lady Of Victory
Church will gather for
prayers for the deceased
member, JOHN B. ECHEN-
RODE at Chambers George
town Funeral Home on
Tuesday, September 80, at
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CHARLOTTE E. Members OF
the Rose Of Sharon Chapter.
No. /, o. e. g.. are requested
to assemble at the Mount
Olivet Lutheran Church. 1926
Vermont ave. NV. at l Pm.
Thursday. October 2. 1862. to
conduct the funeral services
departed sister. CHARLOTTE
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

f0T OF 9 GRAvEsITEs, Mt. Comfort
Cemetery; $3.50. AL. 6062: -2
terry. Family has left town. WIN sell all
@ part. uN. 22SO. 80
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BOWEN. ROGER RICHMOND. In memory
of ROGER RICHMOND BOWEN. who de-
parted this life one year ago. September
Just a line Of sweet remembrance.
THE FAMILY. .
BRAsEL. EMMA r. Sacred to the memory
who passed to the Great Beyond eight
HER pEyoTED BROTHER. william H.
JACKSON.
BURTON. CLEVELAND. In loving mem
DRY Of my husband. CLEVELAND BUR-
TON. who passed away eleven years ago
today September 80. 1941.
He was Just q plain, dear husband,
With his loving smile each day;
Always trying to do for others
As he journeyed on his way.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. GoLDENA v. BUR-
|GAsKINs. MARY. In loving memory Of
our devoted and loyal wife and mother.
Two Years sso soaay ns so ni is5
Death touched you gently dear.
And lightly passing By.
He set your spirit free
To soar on high.
No more with US on earth,
HussANp 5HS 5oSnd aHskNs nsT s1sth SON
DIR. EVERETT E. GASKNS; DAUGH.
TER. MRS. GLADYS e. DURHAM, AND
GRANDSON. JULIAN e. GASKINS.
GAsKIlNs. NARY IIBBs; p loying mem
KINS. who fell asleep in Jesus two years
ago today. September 30. 1850.
| Nothing replaces your tender smile or
| gentle hand,
| But we bide you sweet repose In that
blessed land. - b
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JCKER. Financial Secretary.

OSLE II lie "A Special COWuuuls
cation Of Dawson Lodge, No.
10. F. A. A. NJ, will be held in
the Masonic Temple on We'd
nesday. October /, 1852. at l
o'clock pm, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of
our late brother. JOSEPH L.
BY order Of the worshipfuI
Evening star., 1952-09-30

OSEPH L. The ofilcers and
member Of Capital Lodge,
No. "a, Knights Of Pythias,
are requested to attend the
Pythian burial services on
Tuesday. September 80. 1852,
at 8 pm, at the w. w. Deal
Funeral Home. 4S12 Georgia
for our late brother. JOSEPH
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Attest: HOMER j. SMITH, Act. Sec.
sCuRLocK. DIR. HERBERT c. On Fri.
day. September e. 1882. at Emergency
929 Rhode Island ave. NV beloved hus-
band of Mabel 8. Scurlock, devoted fa.
ther Of Dorothea s. Dedmon, Helen 8
Brown, Mabel 8. Lewis Of Wilmington
Scurlock, and brother Of Miss Matte @
Scurlcck and Addison N. Scurlock. Also
surviving are three grandchildren. othel
relatives and many friends. After 12 moor
vited 70 call at his late residence
Funeral from Calvary Episcopal Church
$40 9Th st.. ne, on Tuesday. Septembel
Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements B!
Mcclure. Inc. 30
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sTUDEBAKER 1s4e Champion sedan;
private party; overdriye. heater;
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STUDEBAKER 1850 champion 2-dr.
sedan: heater. equipped; overdrive;
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dan; r. and h.; seat covers; original
black hnish: red trim: low mileage;
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metallic finish. Greet the Spring
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sTUDEBAKER 1850 Regal Champion
4-door; attractive aspen green finish
with blending custom nylon seat
covers; de luxe radio. air eondi-
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