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Evening star., 1952-01-19
Mrs. Laura K. Voorhees,,
Active in Civic Affairs

Memorial services for Mrs.
Laura Kase Voorhees,, SO, who died
December 80 in the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Julian Macmillan
in Peoria, 1ll.. will be held at
pm. tomorrow in SM Alban's
Church, Wisconsin and Massachu-
sets avenues NV. .-aaet ,75'r F,
The widow of Samuel Stockton
Voorhees,, one-time chief chemist
|of the Bureau Of Standards was
long active in civic affairs here
and had been a charter member
of the Twentieth Century Club.
Besides Mrs. Macmillan, she is
survived by two daughters in the
Washington area. Mrs. Ralph C.
Bing. 5018 Forty-second street
NV, and Mrs. Lemuel Banks, OF
TIT North Edison street, Arlington
Evening star., 1952-01-19
1900 Maryland Firemen
Attend Traininq Classes

About $500 1iremen are receiv-
ing fire. fighting instruction in 90
classes throughout Maryland, &C.
cording to Robert c. Byrus, Uni
versity Of Maryland Fire Service
Extension director.
A series of six schools for train.
ing instructions has started, while
plans are being made to include
actual fre-f1ghting in training
courses, he added.
Ten conferences for Maryland
fire company officers have beer
scheduled: Thurmont, January
2S; Frostburg, January 20; Refs.
terstown. January 81; Hughes.
vile, February 4; College Park
February 5; Hyattsville, Febru.
ary 6; East New Market, February
IL; Snow Hill, February IL; Cen
terville, February Is. and Havre de
Grace, February 1S.
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Jury lndiets Mother
! For Murder in Death
|0f Infant Daughter

Mrs. Ethel M. Jennings was in
dicted for murder today by q
special Fairfax County grand jury
in the death Of her 4-month-old
baby girl. '....'',. '...'.,..
She also was ordered sent to O
State hospital for mental exam
nation. :. !. 5s-ta 5sc[3
Mrs: Jennings, 10, had been held
in the county Jail since last TAes-
day. when She told pelice she
whipped her daughter. Ethel
Marie, because the baby would not
stop crying.
She was arrested at her home, a
converted chicken house, on the
Leesburg pike. near Alexandria
after the infant was pronounced
dead on arrival at Alexandra
Hospital.
Unable to Raise Bond.
After the grand jury returned
the true bill this morning at Fair.
fax, Assistant Commonwealth
Attorney H. Wise Kelly recon-
mended to Circuit Court Judge
Paul E. Brown that Mrs. Jennings
be sent to Southwestern State Hos
pital, at Marion, for mental ex.
animation. The judge granted the
request.
Mrs. Jennings had been held ir
jail because her husband, Joseph
26, who works at a Baileys Cross.
roads building supply Office, was
unable to raise a $1,000 bond.
On Thursday, however, Judge
Brown directed that Mrs. Jennings
be allowed to attend the funera,
Of her daughter under police
escort.
Brain HemOrrhage.
An autopsy disclosed the baby
died of brain hemorihage caused
by a blow. according tosDr. Johr
IA. Sims, Alexandria coroner. Sew.
eral bruises were found on the in.
fant's back. RI,
Police who went to the home
Tuesday said Mrs. Jennings tolc
them that when she beat the baby
the infant gasped and stopped
breathing. x
The Jennings were married five
years ago when she was IA, police
said. and moved to Fairfax County
from Pulaski, Va, about four year.
Iago. They have one other child
Joseph, 2.
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Edward B. Fletcher,
Retired Assistant
ID. {. Tax Assessor.


Edward B. Fletcher, 80, a re.
tired assistant District tax asses.
sor, died last night at his home
4101 Harrison street NV. He hae
suffered heart ailment for some
time. ~ a, Ses&
The veteran District ofaciaE re.
tired in 1941 after II years as an
assistant assessor. At the timt
|of his. retirement he was assigned
to the Board of Personal Tax Ap.
|praisers. a. His--job" was to make
Iappraisals of all personal prop.
|erty, check tax. returns and make
property inspections. He served
under three District assessors.
Lifelong d.. C. Resident.
Mr.. Fletcher was born in Wash.
ington and lived all his life here
Attending local schools. he begar
his 38-year District government
career as a clerk in 1903. He
worked his way up through va
rious positions to become an as
sistant assessor on October /. 1880
Mr.. Fletcher was a member o1
New Jerusalem Masonic Lodge No
9 and Columbia Chapter No. !
Royal Arch Masons. He also be.
longed to the Wesley Methods
Church.
t
His wife. Mrs. Emily Donatf
Fletcher, died in August, l948. !.
Funeral Set for Monday. /
Surviving are a son, Courtne.
Fletcher, 6204 North Eighteenth
road, Arlington; a brother, CharleI
Is. Fletcher, 2001 Columbia roat
NV; a granddaughter, Mrs. w. c
Mills of Drexei Hill. Pa, and (
Igreat granddaughter, Caro-
Fletcher Mills of Drexel Hill.
Funeral services will be hell
Monday afternoon in the Hine.
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Rocl
Creek Cemetery. The Rev. C
Stanley Lowell. pastor of Wesle!
Methodist Church. will of1iciate
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Sedan Parked at Living Room
Since Crash Last October 27

Somehow his house stood there
without a scratch for many years
even when it was a filling station
and sat closer to the curve.
But last October 81 a 1850 Sc.
dan came screaming in off the
curve. tore of a chunk of the
northeast corner and settled dowr
where a divan used to stand. The
time was 11:25 pm. Mr.. Sturgeon
knows. because the electric clocl
was knocked OF the kitchen, wal
at that hour. t....
Mr.. Sturgeon wanted to be sure
the owner, Edward r. Gray, o1
Evansville, paid for damages tt
his house, so he obtained writ
of attachment on the smashed
sedan.
Neither party has made a move
toward settling the issue since thai
time. The sedan just sits there
Evening star., 1952-01-19
'3-Card Monte Man
Fined in Prince GEORGES

Justice took the pot yesterday
in q flashing game with q three
card monte man.
The two-man Prince Georges
County vice squad slipped out OF
police court and into a crowd OF
about Is men gathered around a
'lunch-wagon at a construction Job
in Bradbury Heights.
There, plying his trade with the
payday players was the alleged
monte man. Robert Lark. jr., %,
of Philadelphia.
That was at 1915 pm. Less
than two hours later, Lark, who
is colored, pleaded guilty and paid
q $500 fine assessed by Upper
Marlboro Trial Magistrate w.
Britton Moore. A six-month
prison term was suspended.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Research Engineer
Sues Bethesda Firm
Over Stock Contract

A $4,000 suit charging breach
OF contract has been filed in
Montgomery County Circuit Court
against Donald H. Jacobs, owner
of the Jacobs Instrument Co., 47l8
Bethesda avenue. Bethesda.
The action was brought by
Michael May of Los Angeles, a
former employe of the company.
Through his attorney F. Bar
nard Welsh. Mr.. May claims he
was hired in April. 1948, with an
agreement that he would receive
l per cent of the stock in the COM
pany for each of his first 10
months of employment.
Dispute On Patents.
Mr.. May contends the agree
ment was never kept and that Mr..
Jacobs has applied for seven pa
tents, many of them embodying
ideas developed by Mr.. May, a re-
search engineer.
When informed of the suit, Mr.,
Jacobs said yesterday he had
never promised to give Mr.. May
any stock.
He said when he employed Mr..
May, he agreed to give him one
per cent of the profits for each Of
the first 10 months and that Mr..
May was to put up money in
the company in an amount pro-
portionate to that invested BY Mr..
Jacobs.
Worked For Salary.
| Mr.. Jacobs said Mr.. May failed
to invest any money. however.
and the agreement was termi-
mated. He AIDED Mr.. May then
continued to work as a salaried
employe until he resigned last
month.
The company has been cited by
1.-THE Navy for developing many
technical instruments, including
an "electronic brain"
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Charlottesville Church
To Open New Chapel

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Jan
|19 (SpeciaD The new chapel o1
the Church Of the Nazarene, the
first unit of a church building tt
be built on Monticello avenue. will
be formally opened at 7:45 pm
tomorrow.
Welfare expenses for December
totaled $11.450 In Albemarle
County and $12,988.07 in Char
lottesville. County administrative
costs were $1,805.77 and city adj
lministrative costs were $1.931.73.
The Albemarle tuberculosis AS
sociation has exceeded its $12,500
Christmas seal goal by $436.03.
Wallace D. Lane has taken over
the. Craftsmanship Of the 1852
March Of Dimes, succeeding c. L.
Searcy. who moved to Kansas
early this month.
There are about TOO persons un-
employed in this area as COM
pared with 750 four months ago.
according to an estimate by the
Virginia EmploynneI1t Service and
Oface Of Unempioynient Compen-
|Sation,
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Darn nf Thanka


DAVIS. MARY z. The family of the late
MARY E. DAVIS wish to gratefully ac-
knowledse their sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to- the Revs. ]. H. Peters. S.
solo by Miss Leonora Butler; to the or.
ganist. Mrs. Beulah Hall; lovely neigh
bors of Hopkins pl., relatives. other
Jarvis Co., Service Beauty Salon for their
thouehfulness and kind expressions Of
sympathy. and beautiful floral tributes
from the Senior Ushur Board of Ebenezer
Methodist Church. Ladies' Cliff Rock and
Terry family during our recent bereave-
ment ct the death of our loved one.
THE FAMILY. 20s
WOODLAND, J. ROBERT. The family of
to express their grateful Appreciation to
the many friends for their many acts of
kindness. cards. donation of cars floral
tributes. telegrams and mass offerings re-
cetved at the passing of their loved one.
THE FAMILY.
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HIT mrnturta,tt

PRYOR, OSCAR III. In loving memory OF
our devoted husband and father. OSCAR
H. PRYOR, who left us twelve years ago
today. January 10, 1910.
It is not that our lot is low
That bids our silent tears to now;
It is not grief that bids US moan,
1t is tn that We are all alone, and miss
HIS DE pEvofED WIFE AND CHILDREN
eRHoR; e;WHN1or,1N ;AND GRANDDAUGHTER
ROGERS, MARY e. AND WILLIAM n.
In loving remembrance of our dear moth
sr, NARY E ROGERS. who departed this
ary -. 1928. and our dear father, WILL
LIAM H. ROGERS, who departed this life
thlrty-three years ago, January IL. 1919.
The flowers We place upon their graves
May witheE and decay,
But the love Tor those who sleep beneath
Will never fade away.
Deep in our hearts lies . picture
OF loved ones laid to rest;
In memory's frame we shall keep it,
zSsh Sf5s soas q IL ssii
rowe: AUGUSTA R. % LOVING memory
VINO passed away suddenly twenty -four
years ago today, January 10, 1928.
v,;sn.r.s Goo gently called your name and
HER DAUGHTER AND soN-rN-LAw.
dRANpsoN. Letter sHT csMr52Fi +. coSisroN. AF9 !.
SWAN. CARRIE e. One sad and lonely
year cnsp nas E@ passed sanee our darling moth
10, 1851.
You were wonderful mother and sister,
II was so hard to let you 60;
Your memory is all we have now,
fouf wcr1G cares are Tar above this troubled
Happy are we who today can say,
We loved you and did our best.
Some day We know We will meet you
In that land so bright and fair,
Where there will be no more parting.
hGsaa fSs bsofaHR' RsSahHER oE6kdH kdAF + + TAx WE
SWAN, CARRIE 9. In loving remem-
branee Of my darling mother, CARRIE e.
SWAN. VINO let me one year ago today,
January 10. 1851.
4 could hear my mother, pray again.
could could hear her gentle voice once
How happy would be. 1t would mean 50
Hns sisS Sssss R;s' Ds RssasE s'iE sss'a
ERNEST 8. N memory 81
our dear husband and father, ERNEST
8. THOMPSON, who died one year ago
'0aas' ipaeSoedh pE3oFrps g. WIZ asSl. AND SON.
WEIGEL, SOPHIA d. In loving remem-
brance Of my dear wife, SOPHIA D.
WEIGEL, who passed away eiehteen
years ago today. January 10, 1884.
Her loving face hope to see again,
Though the days have passed away;
Sleep on. dear wife, and take your rest,
miss you most. who loved you best.
WORMLEY, REV. LEON s. In memory Of
Rev. LEON 8. WORn.EY, who departed
this life January 10. 194S.
You we're such comfort and so under
PiNKNEY ADAMS AND HIS oopsoN,
LEON WORMIEY ADAMS.
WORMLEY, REV. LEON s. A tribute Of
memory. to the late Rev LEON 9. WORM
LEY. who departed this life four years
ago today, January 10. 194S.
We reverence your memory.
MARJORIE WORMLEY FELTON, MAR.
JoEIE WoRMEY MoNTERo, cuRTE
YOUNG, EDNA &. In SAD and loving
memory Of my beloved cousin. EDNA L.
YOUNG, who departed this life one year
ago.
One year hss passed since that sad day.
When the one loved was called away;
God took you home. 1t was His will
But In my heert. Edna, you nveth stu.
DEyQTEp COUSIN. INDIANA N.
GREENE.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
A. D. jenkins Heads
Mount Vernon Firemen

A. D. Jenkins has been elected
president Of the Mount Vernon
(Va.) Volunteer Fire Department
/ Others elected were Dave Cleve-
land, vice president and assistant
chief; Richard j. Schooner, secre-
tary; James Swan, treasurer;
George w. Phillips, chief: Ashby
Poole, second assistant chief;
Lindsey Mundy, first captain; Ear
Newman. second captain; Bill
Painter, first lieutenant; John
Hayes, second lieutenant; Edward
Reynolds, hose commander: Ber-
nard Newman. first engineer; and
Archie Newman, second engineer.
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b
avenue NE.
Mr.. Parker was born In Bla-
densburg and attended public
schools here. At the age Of IA
he worked in q blacksmith shop
and later drove q horse-drawn
streetcar here.
In White House Detail.
Joining the force before the
turn Of the century. he began his
police career with No. 2 Precinct.
During President Theodore Roose-
velt's administration he was de-
tailed to the White House. He
later served with No. 8 Precinct
and had been with No. II for more
than 20 years when he retired.
Mr.. Parker was q member OF
Doth the Policemen's and Retired
Policemen's Associations. He for
merry was a parishioner at All
Saints Episcopal Church, Mime
sofa avenue and Fo6te street NE
He and his wife. Mrs. Mary A.
Parker. celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary nine years
ago. the year before her death.
Son i'm Harbor Police.
Mr.. Parkers son, c. Altor
Parker, is police sergeant as.
signed to Harbor Police here. HI
lives at 1880 Branch avenue Sc
Besides his son he leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Corinne Melton
3714 Thirty-sixth street, Mount
Rainier, Md: Mrs. Dora Bemis
Ticonderoga. N. Y, and Mrs. Mary
A. Bowie, with whom he lived, an6
two sisters, Mrs. Mary Spicer oi
BladenSburg and Mrs. Sadie Alsor
of Riverdale. Md. Eight grand.
children and nine great-grand.
children also survive.
Funeral services will be held al
q pm. Monday in the Gasct
funeral home, Hyattsville. Buria
will be in Addison Chapel Gene.
terry, Seat Pleasant.
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Sarah lydia Hawley, II,
Retired Post Office Auditor

Miss Sarah Lydia Hawley. II,
retired Post Office Department
auditor, died today while visiting
a brother near Westport, Conn.
A native Of Richmond. Va, Miss
Hawley had lived in the District
for about 40 years. She made her
home with a nephew, L. G. Hawley
at 318 Gallatin street NV.
Besides the brother, Joseph C.
Hawley. and her nephew. she
leaves a niece. Mrs. Virginia Bets
of Westport, Conn. Private burial
services will be in Culpeper, Va.
Monday. s.e.
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Ed East, Composer
And Rudio Actor
Rx the Assaeinted prss.

NEW YORK, Jan. led East
56. radio actor and composer, died
|of a heart attack last night at the
Lambs Club. ~.
In radio. he appeared in Sisters
|of the Skillet" and also teamed
with his wife, the former Pearl
Smith, in ED and Polly"
Earlier, he played in vaudeville
with Ralph Dumke as his partner
Mr.. East was a pianist and COM
posed Keep on Smiling" and
Swing Waltz" among other tunes
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Four Children Die in Fire
In Virginia Log Goblin i
BY the Asseeiassd Press.

GALA, Va, Jan. 10. fire
killed four children here yesterday
when it quickly engnlfed their log
cabin home.
The children, aged from / to s
were trapped in an upstairs bed
room. Flames prevented rescuers
from removing the children. the
sons and daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. August Grown. colored.
Gala Is about Is miles northeast
Of Fiucastle In Botetourt County.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
Bunk Increases Stock

NEW MARKET. Va, Jan. 10
BY the sale Of $4,000 additional
capital stock, the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of New Market has
increased its capital account from
$4,000 to $146,000. and has
elected Don r. Simpson to its
board of directors. .------
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New Market Elects
New Town Sergeant
spseiaI pi,puieh Is Iha sior

NEW MARKET, Va, Jan. 49,
John w. Good. town sergeant of
Timberville since May. has been
elected town sergeant here.
Mr.. Good succeeds L, E. Tidler,
New Markets town sergeant for
IL years. and who also was q part
time deputy sheriff Of Shenan-
doah County. Mr.. Tidler resigned
as sergeant when he was appointed
10 full-time deputy By Sheriff Gar
land Weaver Of Woodstock.
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Inuriltttn

KATE. SHIRLEY. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend the vnveiling Of a
monument to SHIRLEY KATE, on Sun
day, January 90. 1852, at 1890 O'Clock.
at B'nai Israel Cemetery. 19
yelling to the late TIIL.IE MILLISON
viii be held on Sunday. January 20.
1852, at pm, at the Ezras Israel Gem
etery. Leaving 434 18th st. ne. at
20
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'Archduke MuximiIiun

NICE, France, Jan. 10 (R.-
Archduke Maximilian of Austria
Sc, uncle Of Otto of Hapsburg, pre-.
tender to the Austrian throne
died here Thursday of q heart all.
ment. He was a great-nephew Of
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Aus
ltria.
Evening star., 1952-01-19
BROWN, LILLIAN NICKENS. In memor,
of LILLIAN NICKENS BROWN,

Deep in my life is lonely spot
Your bright face used to fill,
But naught can take your memory
AUNT. HAVxNA.
BROWN. LILLIAN N. In memory of our
dear niece, LILLIAN N BROWN. who
departed this life eight years ago today,
January 10, 1914.
Friends may think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies in our hearts concealed.
Let US think of her today.
Sleeping resting, lust away; ...
Only waiting for us all. ,...-..
AUNTS, SALLIE. HAVANA AND LUCY. =
BROWN, PAULETTE MARIA. In loving
memory of our beloved daughter, PAU:
LETTE MARIA BROWN, who departed
this HE two years ago today, January
Although two years have passed, 1t
seems but day since you went away,
darling Paulette. but some day we shall
HER LOVING MoMMIE AND DADDY. /.
BROWN, PAULETTE MARIE. Sacred to
the memory of my beloved granddaughter,
PAULETTE MARIE BROWN, who entered
INTO eternai lie two years ago today.
That two long years have not taken away:
fill.
ms; zIS Mro1!sfss fad EsMa slYsEi BEL VIII
MAHONEY, JOHN. In loving memory Of
our dear SON and brother. JOHN H. MA
HONEY. who passed away one year ago
| today, January 10. 1851.
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
| But time SO far has only proved,
DEVOTED MOTHER, DAISY Ma MaHoSEY.
ANp plsI RRoGHEEs TEGs AND SISTER; JAMES g
cHARLEs AND JuANTTA. -''-'.'
McCLAIN, EDWARD s. In sad but loving
memory OF our dear one, EDWARD 8.
MeCLAIM who passed away four years
ago today, January 10, l94S.
vow we ne ssddny sni sss Dsssa ps DAY esn Yosa
memory is as the brightest star and will
always light our home. Sad and sudden
Ds Gas TIE ,sb cal to the one we . oysd 50 well
today we send our love.
TS,pHAs Tw9 ApNTs. ONE UNCLE. GRAND
MILLER, HARRY WESLEY. In sad but
loving remembrance Of my beloved hus-
band, HARRY WESLEY MILLER, who
passed away one year ago today, January
19, 1851.
When When sa. aIl alone lone like to s.ra,
To live again in memory
The happy days that used 10 be.
i hear him laueh. ! see him smile,
talk with him little while;
love to hnser on the way
That leads me back to yesterday.
miss his love, his CHEEKY ways,
Please. God, Just let him know
That down here do not forget,
loved and miss him so.
LOVING WIFE. YOUR GUS" .
PALMER, JOHN w. In sad but loving res
| membrance Of OUR father, JOHN w.
PALMER, who departed this life eleven
years ago today, January 19, 1871.
HIS CHILDREN.
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Charles {. Parker, II,
District Policeman
Served Forty Years

Charles c. Parker. ~. q member
Of the Metropolitan Police De-
|partment for 40 years, died OF a
stroke yesterday at his home,
Evening star., 1952-01-19

$3.50 Wire ave-.
nue.. S liver
Spring.
! Mr.. Parker, q
foot patrolnnan
Iduring his en-.
tire career on.
the force, re-.
tired from No.
III precinct In.
1883. At the
time Of his re-.
|tirement he was
assigned to the.
school crossing.
at Benning road
and Minnesota
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HIT Mrtttnrtant,

BLADEN, BERNARD s. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, BERNARD s
BLADEN, who passed away fourteen
years ago today, January 10. 1888.
God gave me o wonderful husband,
One of the worlds very. best,
And when his work on earth was done
He called him home to rest
LOVING WIFE, MAUD z. BLADEN.
BROWN, ANNIE GRANT. In sad but low
ing memory of my dear godmother
ANNIE GRANT BROWN, who departed
this life fouI years ago today, Januar!
~, 194S.
Your memory is all I have now.
Your cares are all at rest; .
You will never be forgotten
By the one who loved you best
GODCHILD. LOUISE
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CEMETERY LOTS.

OM'HEH WI, II, hrs ,,5ats. so nome Ssate'
National Memorial Park. Terms or cash.
Ju. 7-9339. 20
FORT LINCOLN CElEETERY-Five heauti-
ful sites; leaving city. must sell. Germs.
Boz 4l6.G star. - =. 20s
b CRYPTS for sale In Fort Linc0ml Gene
terry. Much lower than asking price to-
day. Ashton 1871. 30
|FORT LINCOLN CEMEIERY-Lot 213
section IL" Value. $3.50. Price. $500.
JU. .7-oeh6. 30
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BROWN, LILLIAN NICKENS. In memor,
of LILLIAN NICKENS BROWN.
Your memory is all we have now.
Your cares are all at rest;
Happy are we who today can say,
w loved you and did our best
LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER
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DAVIES. ROBERT E. OF 1011 Rhode
Island ave. me-. on January II, 1852,
father Of Walter Davies and Mrs. Harold
Warren, brother of Frank Walter and
James Davies Of Cortland, N. Y, and
Cecil Davies of Birkenhead, England
Services and interment Tully, N. Y
Services by Chambers.
Evening star., 1952-01-19

Deep in my life is lonely spot
Your bright face used to fill,
But naught can take your memory
That shines there and always will
AUNT. HAVHNA
Evening star., 1952-01-19

DODDS. CHAUNCEY 7. suddenly, Of
Wednesday, January 10, 1852. at Emer
OF 272O Wisconsin ave. NV, beloved hus
band Of Charlotte w. Dodds, father, O.
Alan H. Dodds and Chauncey Y. Dodds
jr.: son of william D. Dodds of Mayheld
Ky; brother of Merritt Dodds Of May
field, KY Services at the s. H. Hine
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 18th ST. NV, OF
Monday. January 2l. at 2 pm. Inter
terry. 20
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CASTLE, BLACKWELL. special COM
n niunication of Lebanon Lodge
!; !;
AMN 1852, at 10 a.m.s at the Ma
~H New York ave. NV, to con-
" duct Masonic services at the
funeral of our late brother, BLACKWELL
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IN" ei CHARLES C. HOLDEN, Master. q

DAVIDSON, MARY RANKIN. On Satur-
day, January 10, 1852. at Leland Me
mortal Hospital, MARY RANKIN DAVID
SON of 3O2 Elm ave-, Takoma Park, Md.
Friends may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices and interment at Peekskill, N. Y. on
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BOOK, CLARA. On Saturday. January 10

BOOk, CLARA. On Saturday, January 10,
1852, CLARA BOOK. beloved wife OF
Harrison, Mrs. Mae Lapkon and Mr.
Simon Book. She also is survived BY one
brother. Max Cooper; two sisters, Mrs,
all OF Los Angeles, Calf, and six grand
children. Services at the C. D. Goldberg
d Son Funeral Home, AIT 9th st. NV,
terment Mount Lebanon Cemetery. In
mourning at 312 Allison ST NV %
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BfNUM. PVT. JOSEPH. On June II,
SAA 1851. at Wonju, Korea. Pvt. JO-
SEPH BYNUM, beloved son of
" Amanda ard Joseph Bynum, sr,,
" Of 22S st. NV. and brother of
Theodore Bynum. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
After 10 am. Sunday friends are invited
to call at the Mcguire Funeral Home,
1890 9th st. NV, where services will /he
. held Monday, January 21, at 2 pm In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 21