Evening star., 1952-04-04

q llCdtlOu VI NO4CoIu AuusC,
IN called for the purpose of con-
ANN ducting the funeral of our late
NIX brother, HUGH w. GUNNELL,
ny on Saturday, April 5. 1852, at
~ 1890 pm. Services will be
held at the Money & King Funeral Home.
Vienna. 1;;ra Va; at 1:s0 Pm. ,. VIZ u
Attest: JAMES JAMES e. Hill. a; Secretary. '
HALL, REBECCA. Departed thas life on
3ia Queen en- st., strasbure. Va. Mrs. RE,
BECcA HALL. She leaves to mourn their
loss a devoted husband, Phillip Hall;
four daughters, Mrs. Mayme Evans, MIS-
Bertha Throckmorton Jones. Mrs. Hylda
Morgan and FRANKIE Hill; two sons, Clay
ton Han and Harry Han ;r;Hnd and nHm6es NGt9es
of funeral later.
2, 1862. LoTTIE HARRIS Of 329 @ St.
s.w., daughter of Luke Woodford, sister
Mrs. Susie Davis. She also Is survived
other, relatives and friends: Remains
may at b sanes yayes fsT Hos
614 4th st. s.w. Funeral Saturday. April
5. at | pm, from the Mount Joy Baptist
Church. 5l4 4th st. Sc, Rev. r. M. Ran
dali officiating. Interment in woodlawn
Cemetery.
HEvESI. DIR. FRANCIS. On Sunday. March
80. 1852. at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,
DR.. FRANCIS KEVESI, beloved husband
Mrs. EhreS aea also is
vived by two brothers, Eugene Hevesi of
New York and Emmeria Hevesi of Hun
gary. Funeral services at the Bernard
14th st. NV, on Sunday, April 6, at 1890
Please omit flowers. 6
HOPKINS, MINNIE. Departed this life
Wednesday; April 2, 1869; At her ,,;i resi-
K1Ns. She is survived by her husband.
Andrew Hopkins; three sons. four daugh-
ters, six grandchildren: one sister. other
ma1 1eatSes Se veWed ana rSay ap9 er
pm, at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 621
Florida ave. NV. Funeral services Sat-
urday. April 8, at l PM at the above
etery.
HUTT, MISS SYLVIA C. On Thursday,
April 3, 1862. at Doctors Hospital, Miss
SYLVIA G: HUrT Of 1913 Van guren
st. " daushteE Of MIS- Lima H Hut
Edwards. Mrs. James v. Reidelbach and
George l.. Hutt. Remains resting at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th
10 10 am AM sstnrday Ar April g. sePvices Pv at
Andrews Chapel Methodist Church,
Montross, Va. on Saturday, April 5, at
$3.50 pm. Interment church cemetery.
JOHNSON, MRS. MAYBELLE. Suddenly.
arrival at Gailinser Hospital. Mrs. MAY
BELLE JOHNSON, devoted wife Of Joseph
johnson and loving mother of Willie Mae
Cherry. She also leaves to mourn one
and host OF other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed at Crouch,s Fu-
neral Home, Inc, 81 K st. NV. after IL
viii viii be sstG5ds5 sed on sunday ADE April st ssr1s.
Bishop Barnes officiating. 1nterment in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
JOHNSON. ROBERT LEE. On Thursday,
April 3. 1852, ROBERT LEE JOHNSON
Lillian L. johnson. He also leaves two
DAUGHTERS, Esther and Theresa johnson;
five sons. Robert, IT,; Kenneth, Milton,
isSe lsSeh anS Sah SchaIa a ws hissa
Daniel. Conway, James, Georse and
Henry Johnson, and many other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm. Sunday. April
g. relsiyss and friepSs may ea e., e. EI y.
sw, where funeral services will be held
Monday. April z, at 1 p.m, Rev. Harold
Gsns,.ro Garter ooficiatins, 1nterment Harmony
JONES. ADDIE. On Friday. April 4. 1862,
ADDIE JONES Of 6O2-A 18th st. ne,
beloved wife Of George Jones and sister
Of Mrs. Mabel HarrelI Of New York city
and Dan D: Malloy Of Norfolk, va. Also
friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Mcclure, Inc.
KERLIN. MALCOLM. On Wednesday.
April 2. 1852, at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital, MALCOLM KERLIN Of 5000
Of elizabeth Rawlings Kerlin, father Of
Mrs. Anne-Mar:e Nichter. John Herbert
and Robert Malcolm Kerlin; brother OF
and A. Harold Kerlin OF Trenton, N. J..
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV. on Saturday,
April s. at II am. Interment Fort Lin
KEYS, CORA v. On Thursday, April 8,
1862, at the residence Of her daughter,
1928 Boxwood dr.. Falls Church. Va,
CORA ". KEYS, wife Of the late John r;
Keys Mother Of Mrs rs craSx and
Va; Mrs. James Burdiss Of Fails Church.
Va; Mrs Norma Loutt Of PreaEness. n.
l. John .d Keys 81 Sf FOrestvils St Md
Va: She. also is survived by two half
sisters, two half-brothers and twelve
grandchildren. Friends may call at the
Arlington, Va, where funeral services
will be held on Saturday, April 5, at
pm. Interment Columbia Gardens Gem
MACK. BESSIE LORRAINE. Departed this
N her residence; Pomonkey; Nd
::!i 8 {,
Mack. She also leaves to mourn
their loss one brother, John o. Keys;
twenty grandchildren and q host Of other
relatives and friends. Notice Of funeral
later Arrangements by the John T
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home, 9O1 Srd So
| S.w.
MADDOX, LENA M. On Thursday. Apri
/ 3, 1852. at her residence. 1716 West Vir-
/ ginia ave. me-, LENA M. MADDOX, be-
| loved wife Of Hugh M. Maddox and moth
| er OF Eleanor M. Maddox. She also l;
| survived by her parents, Philip 8. ane
Emma Petit; two brothers, George Z
| and Philip A. Petit, and three sisters
! Mrs. Marian Padgett, Mrs. Grace Munsor
| ing at Hysong's Funeral Home. 1900 \
st. NV, where services win be held o.
Monday, April Z, at 10:30 am. Inter.
j ment in Arlington National Cemetery.
MAXWELL, JESSIE w. On Thursday
w. MAXWELL, wife Of John M. Maxwell
Of $500 jackson st.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
II mother Of Mrs. John n. Ehrenfeld ant
i John M. Maxwell, jr. Services win 3
held at the Samson Chapel, 637 Nevill
St., Pittsburgh, Pa, on Saturday, Apri
s, at gao pm.
lMcNAMEE, PAUL d. On Wednesday. Apri
2, 1852, at Georgetown University Hos
pital. PAUL D. McNAMEE. beloved hus
band of Ruth K. McNamee, father Of Johl
and Jeanne McNamee, brother OF MRS
: Ralph Hartman of Camp HILL Pa. Friend
D may call at the Walsh Funeral Home, "a
7l 1lth st. s.e.. WARE services will be hel
I'll on Saturday, April 5, at IL am. Inter
81 ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Cinctnnat
Ohio, papers please copy.D