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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-16
Navy Crew 10 Meet
Princeton Tomorrow
In Season Opener

Nays crew, carrying col
legiate rowing'S longest winning
streak with 20 straight victories,
opens its season tomorrow against
Princeton in O mile and three
quarter race on the Severn River
at Annapolis.
At the same time. Columbia
and Rutgers will dip blades in
the Harlem River at New York.
Thus will begin the official sea-
son Of the Eastern Association
Of Rowing Colleges, to be eli
NAKED by the associations
heavyweight sprint champion
ships May Is at Hams Point.
Tomorrow's rowing program
at Annapolis will open at S pm.
with the freshman race. The
junior varsity shells get under
way at $50 and the varsity
boats at 6.
Six Veterans Back.
With six two-year veterans
back for their final season in the
Navy varsity boat. Rusty Callow
has been searching for a pair of
oarsmen to I'LL the bow position
and the No. seat left vacant
by the graduation of Frank
Shakespeare and Bob Detweiler.
Unless the Middle coach makes
a laSt-minute switch, Roger
Scott Of last years junior varsity
will be in the bow and John
F'ordrick. up from the plebes,
will pull the No. S oar against
Princeton.
Navy holdovers are Bill Fields.
z: Jim Dunbar, 3; Dick Murphy.
4; Henry Proctor, 6; Wayne Frye,
Z, and Capt. Ed Stevens, stroke
A full schedule of meets rang
ing from dual contests to. long
established events for traditional
cups will precede the Eastern
sprint classic and each is calcu-
lated to whet interest in the
races on the Potomac.
Childs Cup Next Week.
A week from tomorrow. Column
bia. Princeton and Penn will row
on Lake Carnegie for the Childs
Cup.
May l, Columbia and Penn will
journey to Derby, Conn, to row
against Yale for the Blackwell
Cup. while Princeton again is
host on Lake Carnegie, this time
to Harvard, Massachusetts, In
stltute Of Technology and Rut-
gers in the Compton Cup
Regatta.
May 8. the Saturday preceding
the races here, Navy, Harvard
and Penn will clash at Phila-
delphia for the Adams Gun
while Cornell is host to Prince
ton. Yale and Syracuse in the
Carnegie Cup Regatta.
Syracuse at Navy April "a.
Other events April "a include
Navy-Syracuse at Annapolis
HuCgerS-LaSalle at New BrunS-
wick, and Harvard, NIT and
Boston U. at Boston.
Wisconsin makes it's first, East
ern appearance this season Nav
! against Navy, Syracuse and
Cornell at Syracuse. Columbia
will be host to NIT and Boston
U. May 8 and on the same day
Wisconsin will take on a COM
parative newcomer to rowing.
Purdue. at Madison.
Competing in the regatta here
will be Boston u, Columbia,
Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard,
NIT. Navy, Penn, Princeton,
Rutgers, Syracuse, Wisconsin
and Yale. The Washington Row.
ing Association will be the host
for the second STRAIGHT wear
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Bomu Grid Stur Stoned

CHICAGO. April Is (R.-Cen-
ter Ralph Carrigan, star line
hacker for Alabama. today signed
with the Chicago Cardinals. The
former Oak Park Qll.) High
School star was the Cards 26th
draft choice. He is %, weighs
1876 and stands SILL.
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Mrs. Munson Winner
Of New Golf Trophy

Mrs. Curtis Munson, who now
plays golf just for fun. won the
first Handicapper's Cup of the
Chevy Chase women golfers with
an 80-11-69. The trophy was
donated by Mrs. Philip N. Israel,
Mrs. Muuson is former Nation
al women's champion.
Mrs. Jarrett White was second
with a 97-23-74.
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Mrs. {. {. MeCarfy,
Yard Manager's Wife

Mrs. Charles E. McCarty,
so. whose husband is manager
Of the Potomac Yards in Alex
andria, died Sunday at her home,
1107 South Washington street,
Alexandria. She had suffered a
stroke in June.
Mrs. McCarty was the former
Thekla Emmons. She was born
in Culpeper. Va. and was reared
in Philadelphia. She lived in
Kansas City, Mo-, from 1925 to
1910 when Mr.. McCarty was with
the Kansas City Southern Rail-
road. They had lived in Alex
andria since 1943.
Mrs. McCarty was a member
of the Women Of the Rotary in
Alexandria.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a daughter, Mrs.
William H. Hume, Albuquerque,
N. Mex; a brother, French M.
Emmons, De Land. Fla, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2:l5.
pm. tomorrow at Demaine's flu
neral home. Alexandria. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Il. Col. Robbins, "A,
Officer in Arctic Unit

1t. Col. Charles A. Robbins,
jr., A, deputy commanding Of
flcer Of the Transportation Corps
Arctic Group at Fort Eustis, Va,
died Saturday at Walter Reed
Hospital.
For the first half of last year
he was on the staff of the Army
Chief Of Transportation here and
performed a key role in a study
of scientific techniques and
equipment required for military
transportation in Arctic areas.
He had been in the Army since
1910 and formerly was with the
Far East Command. His home
was in Tacoma, Wash.
Survivors are his widow and
two sons. and his parents and
twin sister Of washington State.
Services were to be held today
at Fort Myer Chapel with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. J. B. Wyckoff,
Active in Social and
Charitable Endeayors

Mrs. j. Bernard Wyckoff. SO.
active in Georgetown social and
charitable endeavors, died last
night at Emergency Hospital
She lived at 1852 S street NV
The former Harriet McNair
Evans. Mrs. Wyckoff was born in
Amherst. Va. She was 1915
graduate of Sweet Briar College
and was formerly a member Of
the Sweet Briar Alumnae Coun-
Gil. She was married in 1921 to
Mr.. Wyckoff, who is with the
Office Of Defense Mobilization.
Mrs. Wykoff was an active
member Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Georgetown and was
head Of the Girls Friendly So
ciety.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two sons, j. Bernard,
IT,, Amherst, Va; Theodore E..
Menlo Park, Calf: two brothers.
Peyton r. Evans. 5000 Forty
fourth place NV, attorney with
the Washington Newspaper Pub
fishers Association; the Rev.
Theodore H. Evans. Episcopal
minister at the University of
Virginia, and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am.
Thursday at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, 3244 O street NV.
Burial will be in Rock Creek
cemetery. The family requests
no flowers.
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Mrs. David Sellers,
Widow Of Admiral

Mrs. David Foote Sellers. 76.
widow Of Admiral Sellers, who
retired in 1888 as superintendent
OF the Naval Academy, died yes
terday at Bethesda Naval Hos
pital after a long illness. She
lived at 2216 Wyoming ave-
nue. NV.
The former Anita Clay Evans,
Mrs. Sellers was born in Chatta-
.nooga, Tenn, and went To
schools in Tennessee and New
England. She was active in the
Grey Ladies, Children's Hospital
affairs and the OAR.
Mrs. Sellers and her husband
mad maintained home in
Washington for almost so years
Her husband was Judge Advo-
cate General of the Navy from
1929 to 1881 and was Chief of
Naval Operations in 1898. He
died in 1949.
Survivors are a sister, Mrs,
Joseph w. Johnson, of Chat
tanooga. and several nieces and
nepheWS.
Graveside services will be held
at 1880 am. tomorrow at Ar
lington Cemetery. The Family
requests that any tokens of SYM
pathy may be contributed to
Children's Hospital or the Naval
Relief Society. &
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In @rntnrtaii

SHIPMAN. BERTHA. In loving niemory
Of my dear wife. BERTHA sHIPMAN
VINO died August 3. 1945.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Secret tears SO otter now;
memory keeps you ever near US,
Though you passed nine years ago.
Memory is 9 golden chain.
Death tries to break. but all In vain;
TO have and love and then depart
Is the greatest sorrow of our hearts.
oESN93 gE ~ HUSBAND. CHARLES W.
TR RsEa.RT DoMlMS1LIsoN. In loving
who passed away five years ago today.
August g. 1949.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No one knows the hitter pain
Life has u never Seen Ses x e. l0 same sou
No more upon this earth wen see 4
Your kind and lovinR face;
No one In this wide world
VIII ever take your place.
Io TES M WE IhETsLIE. AND DAuosH-
WARREN ELIZABETH. In loving men7-
DRY OF my dear mother, ELIZABETH
WARREN. who departed this life eight
years ago. August 3, i946.
Beautiful memories cherished forever
au asPRH say oE " GENT s SEowF
WEIGH. PETER 3. and sARAn g:
parents. rETER Il. WEIGH. who de-
ported this life nine years ago, July
3. 194S. and SARAH E. WEIGH. who
passed away seven years ago today,
August s. 1947.
Gone are the faces we loved So dear,
Silent are the voices we loved to hear;
Too Tar away for sight or speech
But cot too far for thought 70 reach.
Sweet to remember those Who once
Ara -hn thn,,rh .h..rt -. ,r.. :.
CAMPBELL. AND FAMILY.
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7 AAA 40VU AAC WdS
appointed assistant postmaster
in his native Salem. Ten years
later. he joined the ICC in Dem
yer as a clerk-typist and later
was private secretary to Conn
missioner Frank McManamy
from 1923 until 1899. He came
to Washington 20 years ago
with the ICC.
When he was 81, Mr.. Green
began studying law. He received
his bachelor and master of laws
degrees and master of patent law
from National University.
For a time, Mr.. Green was in
the building business. AS a part
ner in the firm of Oliver and
Green, he built nearly q score
OF houses in the Northwest sec
ton Of Washington during the
post-World War I years. After
he retired from the ICC, he was
real estate salesman for Cuvier
A. Metzler.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Margaret Pow Of Salem.
with whom he celebrated his gold.
en- wedding anniversary in l949;
a son. Frederick H. Green, Cedar
lane, Fairfax, Va, Senate editor
OF the Daily Digest Of the Con-
gressional Record, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow In the Hines funeral
home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. His ashes will be buried in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Mrs. 6. c. Keuhne,
Cancer Victim Who
Won Earlier Siege

Mrs. Grover c. Keuhne, Sc,
former archivist for the Presi-
dents Special Commission on
Immigration and Naturalization,
died Sunday of cancer at her
home, 3817 Beecher street NV.
In 1850, Mrs. Keuhne under
went an operation for removal
of her larynx. She trained at
Walter Reed, however, on how to
speak by using the muscles in
her throat and abdomen. She
became so good at it that she
was made a delegate to the First
international Convention of
Laryngectomy held in Cleveland
in 1852. Doctors often called on
her to give speech demonstra-
tons.
Mrs. Keuhne was able to re-
turn to work. She retired in 1853
when the Commission on Immi-
grafton and Naturalization COM
nleted its work.
The former Vera Miller, Mrs.
Keuhne was born in Saratoga,
Ind. She came to Washington
in 1917 and began Government
service as secretary to the libra
rian of the Army Medical Lii
brary. Later she was with the
Federal Security Agency.
From 1948 to 1852 she was
chief of files and archivist for
the Displaced Persons Commits
sion, co-ordinating displaced per-
sons files in the United States
and overseas.
Survivors are her husband, a
retired attorney; a son. Richard
w., $40 Fenwick drive. Alexan-
dria: two sisters and two
brothers, Miss Gwendolyn Miller
and 0. A. Miller, both of Tren-
ton, N. j.; Joseph F. Miller,
Houston, Tex, and Mrs. Wilmer
Marsh, Ridgeville, Ind, and a
grandson.
Services will be at 10 am. to-
morrow at DeVol's funeral home,
1924 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery. The family requests that
any tokens of sympathy be con-
,tributed to the cancer fund.
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Deaths Reported
tFromsD. c. Bureau Of vital 3

FromsD. C. Bureau Of Vital statistics J
Elizabeth A. shipe. ss. e12 Kennedy
Sarah Sites. 90. e47 East Capitol st.
Minnie l.: Howe. 81, 21O1 Connection,
Mary E. Murray. 90, 1901 calvert st.
Ellen J. Jameson. "a, Gloucester City,
Mary ]. Locke, "A. $40 SARATOGA ave.
Frederick F; Leapley. ~. 637 c st. ne,
George F.: Mockabee. II. 1897 Mime
franklin E. Dove, IS. Arlington. Va.
samuel E. Harris. sr., So, 325 Franklin
Marion ii. Mann. SO. ss7 Maryland ave
Elmer J. Kintz, 81. 1913 Harvard St.
William ]. Cox. so. 5425 9Th st. NV.
"lc aH domaine 81, 1922 Massachusetts,
sssss %&s ass s. e. & S1S7 Rhode Island
H j. nj! G@sT,,5G;,, rs Alexsndrls. "a.
La s HAIL, &c. a Ahe sod n: G;
IsRs a Miadlstq o. Il Ia l5s g. st. ny"
Bertha q. Thomas. as. i1sS Il st. NV
s saIsht X ke1 q. - shs End St. s;y;
Charles M. Wright. 81 2o7 v st. ne
Annie z. Brockington, IS, 5436 3Oth
Mary Mary 4 g E.,eS.I IS q ssl3 7th ss ne.
NV. s'
Frances Catherine Riss, SO. NY goth
st. NV.
Fraude Manning, 81. 1880 Columbia 3D.
NV.
Jennie T. S. Shade, so. 1908 Farrarut
st. NV.
william e. Koenn, 70. 1900 10th st. NV
Annie Krucof. 7S, 27I7 Woodiey ri. NV.
Marion H. Jones, 70. 1884 Garfield st.
NV.
Eliza " Goode. 6s. Herndon. Va.
Mamie Reid, .65. Triangle. Va
Nancy T! johnson, so. 2712 South Da-
Leona R. K. Sloan, So. 2eo1 Connecticut
Vera p. Keuhne. SO. ss17 Beecher st.
Elizabeth j. Baker. 4S. 6213 Massachu-
sets ave. NV.
Eugene p Harris. 40, Corpus Christi.
Tex.
Howard E. Hasse. As. Baltimore.
Louis So Fran A. 1922. North Capitol
Marjorie A. Moravecky, %. 2223 H st.
NV.
william Adams, 81. 4s1e Alabama ave.
Maggie v. Elliott. "a. 1926 You st. NV.
Birsee Davis. 40. 500 North Capitol st.
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Mrs. John 5. SeweII,
Widow Of Army Colonel

Mrs. John s. Sewell, SO, widow
of Army Col. Sewell, died Sum
day in a hospital in Franklin.
N. C. She had lived in High.
lands. N. c., for the last Is years.
Mrs. Sewell was the sister of
Frank Lyon, 1881 r street NV.
and the aunt of Mrs. Jacob l..
Devers, Fairfax County, Va. wife
Of Gen. Devers. Mrs. Sewell was
born in Petersburg. Va. the for
mer Agnes Temple Lyon. daugh-
ter of John L. and Margaret
Springs Lyon. &i
Private services will be held
here tomorrow. Burial will be
in National Cemetery, Arlington,
Va. b Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
John ". Fisher, 80,
Veteran Ohio Newsman
BY the Assoeioted Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. g.
John w. Fisher, 80. a veteran
Ohio newspaperman, died at his
home today.
At the time of his death Mr..
Fisher had been a member of
the Dayton Daily News Column
bus Bureau more than 80 years.
In between he had been a print
er's devil, an editor and a pub
Usher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
In Mrit1nriaiir

COLEMAN. JAMES s. IN precious mem
DRY of my dear husband, JAMES s.
COLEMAN, who passed from his world
OF pain to home OF eternal bliss
four years ago today. August 8. 1850.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal
PARTING leaves heartaches no one can
Tin memory fades and life departs.
You Will live forever in my heart
DEVOTED WIFE DEMETRIUS.
Owe CoRPL. LARRY. In loving menu
p coRPL.. LARRY DOVE. Who
l@ vas killed in Korea two
- years ago today. August 3.
Gone but not forgotten
May his soul rest in peace
MOTHER AND FATHER. BROTHERS
AND SISTERS.
LEWIS. MINNIE. In memory of our
mother MINNIE LEWIS. who passed
away two years ago today. Aueust 8.
1852
Through the darkest hours Of life,
Gods hand Is always there.
To comfort and to guide US.
To soothe our grief and care.
Gods love wiIl never fail US.
Gods love is ever true;
II we but put our trust in Him.
God VIII see Us through.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. SONS AND
- WI 9kSk9.
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died Sunday
at Fairfa x
Lodge.
He W ould
have been 80
on August Is.
u n til last
year, he lived
at 30l0 Forty
fourth place
NV. +.
Mr.. Green
began work as
q reporter on
the s q le m
(Ohio) News.
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Dr.. c. c. Brennecke

RALEIGH, N. C., Aug. 8 Dr.
DR.. Cornelius G. Brennecke, AZ,
head OF the Electrical Engineer
ing Department at North Caro-
INA State College, died yesterday
after a long illness. He came to
N. c. State in 1945, after serving
three years at Lehigh University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Moscow MosIems to Mecca

MOSCOW, Aug. 8 (P.--Two
planeloads of Moslems left Mos
cow yesterday on religious pill
grimage to Mecca. The group of
about 100 persons will also visit
Cairo.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thinks

Very often card Of thonks IN
The Stos meets o need which can
hordly be solved in any other woy
Not only is il sroeiou. expression
Of sreatude to those who hove sent
florol tributes. but also courteousiy
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses OF the mony 10 whom o per-
sonoI note Of thonks eonnot well be
moiled o. whose aomes and 3D.
dresses ore not known. insertion Of
} cord Of thonks moy be oroneed
by telephone to The Stor. ST. $1,000.
The Evening ond Sunday Stos
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Darn nf Chunks

GILLIAN, JOHN r. The family Of the
late JOHN r. GILLIAN wish to thank
the ministers, the ONCE OF Naval In
telligence and the many friends. neigh
hors and relatives for the floral tributes
and many cards and telegrams sent
the family during their bereavement.
ELIZABETH q. GILLIAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Hiram K. Green, 10,
.
Retired in 1913
As ice Examiner

Hiram K. Green. who retired in
l94S as an examiner for the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
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HENNIG, HENRY =: On Mondsy, Az
HENRY j. ,HENNIG. father Of Harry L.
Henning of Chamblee. Ca. and Robert
1; Henning Of Arlinston, Val; brother
Mass NJ FRIENDS hsnn es o. It Ns aMs
side, services viii be held at Arlington
National NAT Cemetery On Ihursd dsSi Az
attend may assemble at Memorial Gate
HERMAN, w. SCOTT, On Saturday, July
band Of the late Nettie I. Herman.
mortal services will be held at date
to be announced later.
HILL. RALPH WALDO sNowDEN. On
Sae osSiss Ar RxEpH Wx EsEsfasS
HHI1L,LLs, beloysd husband Of KasheEine
Mrs; W. Royce Powell Capt. ueorae (.
srsG s ST. y Il B e Mass T Rhode Is S
Island and Conn: aves. NV. on We'd
nesday. August 4. At 10 am. Inter-
ment private.
HOOKER, MARGARET C. OF 1880 Rhode
Island ave. me-. On August l. 1854;
mother 1lti Of Mrs: cara " Miller; Mrs.
sister Of Wheeler Delawdsr Of Mount
Jackson, Va. services At Chambers
Riverdale. Md, on Wednesday. August
4, at 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
HORN. EMIL. On Monday. August @
1864, at Riverside Convalescing Home
Fredericksburg, Va. EMIL HORN Of
Horn. The body rests at the r. D.
Marks Funeral Home, warsaw. Va
Funeral services and interment on
Wednesday. August 4. ct pm. EST
at Lebanon Methodist Church, Temple
mans, Va.
HUBBARD, DIR. JOHN CHARLES. sud.
denly, ,o On Meonaay Ausgs ,nl = 1864 I;
43Q4 18th pL ne, the beloved husband
OF Gertrude l., Hubbard Funeral from
the James. T. Ryan Funeral Home. 81 Z
gust /. at $50 am m REQUIEM mass aa Al
late Conception, Catholic University Of
America, az 10 am. Relatives anc
friends invited. Interment Richmond
Ind. Baltimore, Md, papers please
copy.)
JONES, MABEL KEISTER. on August
l, 1854, mother Of Mrs. Horace L
Petit, sister Of Mrs. Melvin Hackett
of Miami Fla; Richard E. and John n
Keister. Also survived by three grand
children. Prayers at Chambers Flu
neral Home, SIT 18th st, Sc. Thurs
day, August 5, at $40 Am. Mass In
st. Peters Church. End and C SITS. Sc
at am. Interment Columbia Gardens
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GATHER, ABBIE J. Oficers and mem
ue-.,k hers of Columbia Temple, No.
Mc% 422, !. B. P. o. e. of w, met
MA in session Of sorrow Satur-
VAl day, July 81, 1854, for Daugh-
W. ter ABBIE J. GATHER. Elks'
services win be held at $40
. pm, Wednesday, August 4, at
the. l.. E. Murray Funeral Home, 1887
10th st. NV. Funeral Thursday, Au-
gust 5, at | pm, from the st. Luke's
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eency HOSPITAL. HARRIET McNAIR
EVANS WYCKoFF 81 3s52 8 st. NV.
beloved wife Of J. Bernard Wyckofi:
Amherst, Va. and Theodore Evans
Wyckon Of MEMO Park. Calf: also
surviving are two brothers, Peyton
and the. Rev. Theodore Hubbard Evans
Of Charlottesville. Va, and four grand
children. Services at St. Johns Episco-
pal Church, GEORGETOWN, on Thursday,
August 8, at 10 am. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. 1t Is requested that
flowers be omitted.
zEIGLER, JAMES EDGAR. on Sunday.
August /. 1854. ut the Washington
OF Colesville. Md. beloved brother Of
Miss Helen B. zeigler. Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home.
254 Carroll St., Takoma Park; o; C.,
day, August 4. ct Q pm. Interment
Union Cemetery. Burtonsville. Nd.
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terment Oak Hill Cemetery.
NOAKES, MINNIE ELIZABETH. On SUM-
49, ASsust aniio 1894 81 ,h hsF residence
EiRss so smith Roi as6 q Hd RSih
spd o ass FFsnsy smith aane II sssyfss
Md, on Thursday. August 5, 3at / pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
CHARLES WINsToN PAYNE, at the
age Of so. lifelong resident Of Rich
mond; w, MT. Pa 9;,,,s Is survived BY
Church Va. ROLAND w. Payne of
Norfolk: Va. Mrs Beth Payne stratton
Towers Of Richmond. va. q. wexford
ehildreI.s two great-srsndehildren two
Winston Payne; three sisters. Mrs. Min
2. Cunninsham. ell Of Richmond, va.
os nsTs seryss ss win g h held at the
August !. 1ntsrment Msarss cemeterss.
POWELL. CHARLES 5. on Friday, July
30. 1854. at his residence. 120 Florida
Sos n bH;s. GaAS Y re-. RogEL c de-
Mrs. Dorothy Bank. Many other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
2 pm. Tuesday. August 8, friends
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home,
329 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
Wednesday. August 4. ct 1890 Am.
at the. Asbury Methodist Church. 18th
and X SITS. NV Interment Lincoln
Memorial cemetery. 3
SCHEUCH, REV. herman LUDWIG
Of 1739 10th st. NV, on July 81,
1854, husband Of Delpha N. Scheuch.
father OF Rev. Herman Louis Scheuch
Of Holly Hill. Fla. and grandfather
q Rtckie I. Scheuch. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 400 Cha
pin st. NV. on Wednesday, August
4, at l pm. Interment GEORGE WASH
ington Memorial Cemetery.
SEARCY, MALTA. Suddenly. on Sunday,
August l. 1854, at her residence, 1UI s
loved mother q. Mrs. Seyilla !. Boyd
Of Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs. Priscilla
T. wilkes. She also is survived BY
three grandchildren. Gordon Truman
Boyd. Washington, D. C.: John w.
Boyd and Sevilla G. Carroll Of BaIti-
more, Nd. and four great-grandchil.
dren. Services held ct House Of Boyd
Funeral Chapel. 522 sth st. Sc, at 3
pm. wednesday,. August {. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGE
ments BY the House Of Boyd.