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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-03-11
Sarahsvi|Ie Player Wins
County Top Scoring Title

. captured the Noble county scor-
he tailed 273 points to edge Nick
In third spot was Dellano Roe of
averaged 22.7 points per game as
.ame league schedule. The record
DeLong of Dexter City two years
Evening star., 1954-10-18

1oofsIosse note rse'' Nuoo 1890
dooosk doot k0"'' NoDDe' ----------2o9o .. 1le.c
Modern Ottoman 1890. Brown- 5ee5 100
Simmons Soto Bed. Red tweed. As is--lleoo 800
Z Fan Back Chairs. Gray fIorol------- 1850 29.t
Lounge Chair. Spring cushion. Brown
Duran Plastic. AS s----------------- o9oo 4o.t
Modern Occasional Chair. Black frame.
Black and white tweed d--------------- f4'So 49.t
Sleeper Lounge Foam Rubber Cushions.
Metallic red AS S0.>
| Modern Lounge Chair Foom Rubber
Cushions Metallic etoost--------------l59Oo 6o.'
G1een umso1 frie1e ao,e' roo' 145.t
! Lounge Choir. Tufted back. Modern black
and white tweed ------------------io9oO SS.'
G, Cushions KICK pIeot. ehortreuse @ e - 23e 90 16et
I Modern 2-Pc Sectional, Foam Rubber
Cushions. Bross legs Metallic white ----I99Oo l4S'
I Kn,,cke Arm LOUNGE Chair. Red frieze ooo5 49,
z Plastic Occasional Chairs. Grey Asis---- 1926 A.
HcI fIoroI topestT N.'o e45o g..
! Pillow TOP ottomon, 2ox26". Green 80 59.95 IS.
Lounge Choir, Foam Rubber Cushons. -.
Green m0telosse -.
Cushions easaio S'eSs,o' Green 0'o 10o 5000 zle.
| French Provincial Lounge Chair Foam
Cushions Metallic brown wn-------------l4 49oO lIO.
CUSHIONS cudaen 1Inree Inoe -oo" -0o'. "a.
toost So,e cover cve o-~--.~~---33eo NoDDe ~ 23e.
z Platform Rockers. Groy domosk-------- 1925 So.
Modern Sleeper Sofas. Metallic brown,
persmmon or n-----------------I5S.OO o.
Modern Lounge Choir. Foam rubber cush-
ioned scot. Nubby green-------------ll5.oO %
Lounge Choir Foam rubber cushions. But
ton back. Nubby brown lo9OO lZ3
2 Ladder Back Mahogany Chairs. Fiber scots l19o Il
Solid Mahogany Framed Occasional Choir.
Green velvet seat and bock------------ o993 ~
Modern Lounge Choir. Foam rubber seat.
Block frome. Nubby brown 99.9o %
8 Occasional Choirs Button bock Toost--- 1890 "A
Modern Solo, Foam rubber cushions.
Grey 80
16So No551 grey reyoes eoo roo" oDDs, - $3.50
Modern Lounge chair. Button seat and
bock Nubby toost ost----------------- 94oO @
Lounge Chair Foom seat. Metallic corol 1875 rs
o0urse oIeen eoo'' 10o' 'uDDs' ss IA
Evening star., 1954-10-18
BEDDING


seoy dyhs METRES Tres ono 0ox 'p'os set 1900 1895
4 Black Wrought-lron Hollywood Bed Legs oor roo
/ Osermoor Sleep Comfort Twin Set Blue 900 -o a.
Floor sample e-----------------s SET 'l9oo IS.Vv
Simmons Twin-Size Heodboord Beds
Green Satin Heodboord ,--------set lZsOO lS.vvO
Simmons Twn-Size Box Springs Red, grey 49So ZSOO
Osternoor Sleep Comfort TWin-Sze Box 5000
Springs Blue --------- 3S.o9 3SS.0e 5ss.VO 55ss.VVOO
Grey Plastic Night Tobe as s--------- 54S2 l2.Oy
Black Metal Adjustable Bed Frames 80 I49o S.So
a Twin-Size Heodboord Beds with Foom :. -
Rubber Mattress .-- lA9.2o. iS.VV
twsrze p,,hhsr naess 5tfoae0olo oeos w $500
honrds ,wn5s'ze r'ono-ro'eo ''oe" 2695 1876
pmaisze pos3js Deep 'u''eo f'eooD0oo M 4495 $500
pe.,;s pTaisze Deep loI'eo r'sooD0o.o @ 1926 $500
Inoszs s Pese 4ssR 'uf'ed eooD0o'o pe 495 1900
tos w1szs t,;,ad 1eodDoofd o0'o p'oS'e ~ 2e5 1900
w'sFa 1,sss Po.t;e Dsep oeo 'soo00o'o e495 $500
Evening star., 1954-10-18
furniture Clearance-25%o to 6O% Off!
DINING ROOM FURNITl

! Modern Breokfront Cordovon mohog-
4 Modern Side Chairs. Grey, chortreuse, e-
plastic seats s---------------------- lZ.90 0.19
2 Mahogany Sevo-Desks s------------I39oo SS.UU
Modern 5-Pc. Drop Leaf Dinette. Solid
Oak. Pumpkin color rseots----------i99.Oo S2.OO
I Cherry Extension Table, 4OxoO"------- o9oO 3o.OO
! 54" Cherry Buffet 7SUO
| Modern Drop Leaf TobIe. Lined Ook--- 14oo 3ZVO
| Cherry Arm Chair Tan slip seot--- AOo II.OO
Mohooonv Extension Toble 4oxoo" e45o $500
| Mahogany Extension TobIe, 3ex54"- 1917 49OO
IA Mahogany Side Chairs. Wine or green ar
5-Pc Mobooonv Dinette Fornico top-lleOO $500
i Modern 48d Buffet Nordic Brown-----l2oOO $500
, Solid Mohooonv so" Buffets 1880
Mohooonv Drop Leof Server --l1O!OO 1900
10 Mahogany Shield Back Side Chors WINE 1o.9o !z.S2
8 Mahogany Shield Back Arm Chairs Wine AAoo l4.So
2 Solid Mahogany Queen Ann 'oDes' 90 90 OK 90
% sssa - 81 a;, oo soa 6s '7S5 7S5
Medern 6-Pc. Dining Room Suite, with - - - "A
Buffet Cherry ---------------- Ao9oO lIS.VO
5-Pc. Wrought Iron Dinette. PomPeIon eoor noor
Green oSoS Tx
Sed d Mooso a9ay Side 5 G sak sss e6os 1888
Evening star., 1954-04-09

as a singer with a New York
Worlds Fair production, and in
1946 did a Broadway cabaret
stint. Three years ago she sang
at a Hungarian restaurant in
Manhattan.
TV and radio parts were COM
ing her way of late. She was
preparing for an appearance on
Ed Sullivan's "ToaSt of the
Town"
Daughter of Physician.
Miss Scheff's father was a
physician, her mother a prima
donna of the Imperial Opera
House of Vienna.
Miss Scheff was married three
times and each marriage ended
III divorce. Her first husband was
Baron Fritz Won Bardeleben, a
captain in the German Imperial
army; her second was John Fox,
jr., a novelist who wrote such
early Goth century best sellers
as "The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" and "The Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come" Her
third marriage was to George
Anderson, who was her leading
man more than 40 years ago.
Maintaining vigil over her
body until it was discovered by
handyman and maid was her
aged Pekingese dog.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
AT LAST! new AUTOMATIC WAYT0
REDECORATE WITH PAINT C0LORS JUST RIGHT
FOR PRESENT HOME FURNISHINGS!
DeC0r-matic C0I0rS
voted most beautiful
by over 100000 women

The beautiful selection of
DECOR-MATIC Colors that you can
now see at your nearest Devoe
dealer (listed below didn't just
come out of the blue sky. On the
contrary. Months of research
were spent on the project.
Asurvey was conducted in home
furnishing stores throughout the
country. In each store a team of
researchers set up a large dis
play of colors. Women passing
by were asked to select their fa-
vorite colors from this display.
More than 100000 votes were
cast. The galaxy of new Devoe
Decor-matic Paint Colors is
based on this survey as the "most
wanted" colors.
Dorothy Post, nationally
known color stylist, helped SUPER
wise the survey and group the
colors after they were chosen.
When you visit your nearest
Devoe dealer. you will see all
these beautiful colors displayed
in the Devoe DECOR R-MATIc Color
Rack.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
MRS. I. A. Dobyns,
WAS Descendant
OF Colonial Family

Mrs. Thomas A. Dobyns, de-
Scendant of an old Southern
Maryland family and widow OF
a Washington pharmacist, died
Wednesday at her home, Central
avenue and Ritchie road, Prince
Georges County, Md. She was SO.
Born at Graden Farm, Largo,
Md, she was the former Maria
Berry. daughter of the late DR..
and Mrs. George Washington
Berry. The farm had been in
the family since it was acquired
by an ancestor who was a SER
geant in the Maryland forces
during the Revolutionary War.
Mrs. Dobyns also was a de-
scendant of Benjamin Stoddert,
the United States first Secretary
of the Navy.
She received her early educa-
ton from tutors employed jointly
by her family and the Fairfax
family, whose estate, Northamp-
ton, adjoined the Berry farm.
In 1918, she and her husband
bought the farm on which she
died. This tract was also part
Of the land originally owned by
the Revolutionary War sergeant.
The couple ran it as a tobacco
farm, an operation Mrs. Dobyns
continued for several years after
her husbands death in 1945.
Mrs. Dobyns was interested in
genealogy and Colonial Mary
land history. She had been ac-
tive in the Colonial Danes and
the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy D. Morrison of 1923
Connecticut avenue NV; two
sons. George Berry Dobyns of
Bushnell, Fla, and Col. Thomas
G. Dobyns, U. S. A., of 1901
Worthington drive NV; a
brother, Charles M. Berry of
Gradon Farm: four grandchil-
dren and six great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at st. Barna-
bas Episcopal Church, Leland,
Md. She will be buried in the
church cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Complete room redecoatng for less than One Coat Velour

and woodwork colors go best with
those rose curtains-or with the
rugs or upholstery?
That is where the DECOR MATIc
Dial comes in. You bring a SAM
pie of the curtain color (or the
curtain itself) to your nearest
Devoe dealer listed below. In
his DECOR MATIC Color Rack is
chip that will closely match
your curtain color. And on the
front of that chip is the letter
you DIAL!
The dial tells the story. Three
decorator-approved color
schemes are revealed automati-
cally; each with a range of colors
which harmonic with your par
ticular curtain. You kno10 your
choice of colors for your walls
and woodwork will be fashion
correct. Because DECOR MATIc
Colors have been chosen the
"most wanted" in national sur
vey of over 100000 women. See
these beautiful colors at your
Devoe dealer right now.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
FRITZ Schen Is Dead at IN,
Star of Opera, Musical Stage
Made National Hit
Singing Herbert's
Kiss Me Again
BY the Assoeieted Press

NEW YORK, April 9.-Fritzi
Scheff. who sparkled in opera
and operetta from the turn Of
the century and whose blazing
star never quite set, died yester-
day at the age of "A.
The saucy,. piquant luminary
Of another era-she made her
stage debut in 1898-was active
in the entertainment field until
the very end. She had been ap-
pearing on television and radio,
with future commitments. and
even made a comeback four
years ago at the old Palace
Theater. where she last played
Is years before that.
The body of the little singer
was found in her memento-
crowded East Eide apartment.
A medical examiner attributed
death to "old age and natural
causes"
BOTH IN vienna.
Vienna-born and with Euro
pean start, Miss Schef made her
first appearance at the Metro
politan Opera House in 1901.
Her fresh voice and lively
manner led famed Pianist Ignace
Paderewski to call her that
little devil of the opera"
But it was as ''Fifi" in Victor
Herbert'S "MademoiSelle Mo-
diste" (1904) that she won the
heart of the Nation. Her first
rendition of kiss Me Again"
won 26 curtain calls and the
fond nickname of 'Kiss-Me-
Again Girl"
After opera and operetta, Miss
Scheff turned to vaudeville with
her usual flaming success until
the depression of the 1930s.
Her star dipped to the point
where she lost her Connecticut
farm house and had to go to
work as taproom hostess in
nearby Waterbury. At the height
of her career she had earned as
much as $4,000 a week.
She bobbed up again in 1910
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Burton K. Wheeler, Harold M.
Stephens, Robert V. Fleming
David Lawrence. John F. Crosby,
Thomas w. Brahany, Joseph E.
Davies, Sam Rayburn, James F.
Byrnes and Edward j. Hart.
Also John w. Mccormack,
John Wattawa, Raymond P.
Brandt, James E. Collifower,
Gene Buck, Orville Taylor
Joseph L. Smith, Jay Jerome
Williams, William F. Humphrey,
Warren F. Johnson and Thomas
L. Kerney.
Also Cordell Hull, James M.
Cox, Paul M. Hahn, William E.
Leahy, Jay G. Hayden, John
Nance Garner, FELTON, M. john
ston, Thomas H. Claffey, Fred M.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Joseph P. Tumu|ty
Funeral Services
Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Joseph P
Tumulty, retired Washington at
torney and close White House
adviser to President Woodrow
Wilson, will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow in the st. Thomas
Apostle Church, Woodley road
and TWenty-seventh street NV.
Burial will be in ST. Mary'S
Cemetery.
Mr.. Tumulty, who had been in
i'll health for a number of years,
died in his sleep Wednesday
night at his Olney (Md.) home,
"Ashwood." He would have been
IS years old on May S.
Before his retirement, Mr..
Tumulty was in active law
partnership with his son, Joseph
P. Tumulty, jr. The firm has
Offices at 1877 F street NV.
Honorary pallbearers are to be
Evening star., 1954-04-09
DrathB

sTALEY. MARTHA v on Tuesday,
Apris 1874 q at Miami Mani Fla IA. MhsTMA AsaTa
T. and Frank &. Harryman. Friends
neral Home, 1901 14th St: NV, after
the above funeral home on Saturday.
Creek Cemetery. q
TUMULTY. JOSEPH r.. sR On Thurs
asSvoagg dsSS april oneI s. 1854 At his osspa EsSaenc
TUMUITY. sT; husband q the ! late
F; Cahill and Joseph p. Tumulty. .ttr..
a. eaue1d oney' and Ms Ms EdTard MTs rhip
Phillip A., Tumglty Of St. Louis. MO-;
brother Of Phillip Tumulty of Ramsey.
y. j.. and Mrs. Joseph Igoe of South
twenty-five srandchildren. Friends may
said on. Saturday. April TO-. at s:45
am. Mass will be, offered at st.
Thomas Tn Apostle Ape Catholic CHURCH; Wood
terry. Rockville. Md Nd. ~
WRIGHT. GEORGIANA. On Wednesday,
Of MRS. Luvada Boxiey, Mrs. Youtha
Moore, Miss Leona Wright. Mrs. Blanch
Fain and Bernard Wright. grandmothev
Of Miss Jean Ellen Fain and Mn
Betty Wright Carroll She also is sur
vived by two sons s-in-law, Samuel Box
ley and Fred Fain. and many other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home. $50
Rhode Island ave. NV, from 3 to 8
pm. Friday. April 8. Funeral and
interment in Covington. Va. 9
WRIGHT. KATIE. On Wednesday. April
z, 1854, at T01 Que st. NV, KATIE
WRIGHT. She is survived by three
sisters, two brothers. four aunts, three
uncles, fourteen nieces, three nephews
and many other relatives and friends
After 6 pm. Friday. April 8, friends
may call at the johnson & jenkins
Funeral Home, 1902 18th st. NV.
Funeral and interment Rocky Mount.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Dr.. J. !. Meyers, 81,
Missionary in Japan
For Nearly 50 Years

The Rev. DR.. James Thomas
Meyers, retired Methodist min
lister and missionary. who mar
ried his childhood sweetheart
when he was 81. died yesterday
OF a heart attack while en- route
to Georgetown Hospital. He
was 81.
A native of Baltimore, DR..
Meyers was graduate of Ran
dolph-Macon College. He was
first assigned as a missionary
to Japan in 1898. He served
there for some AZ years.
DR.. Meyers also taught for a
time at Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, Tex, during
the 1920s. He retired from active
church work in 1910.
He married the former Mrs.
Susie E. Hoofnagle at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
here shortly after World War II.
DR.. Meyers was married twice
previously. His third wife was
the widow of a Washington
dentist.
At the time, DR.. Meyers ex-
planned his proposal was the re-
suit of a renewal of acquaint-
ance" with Mrs. Hoofnagle. who
had been his sweetheart" in
Baltimore in the early 1880s.
In addition to his widow, he
is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Ruth Cox of 4408 Edmunds
street NV. and Mrs. Blanche
Wilhelm of Baltimore, and three
sons, Theodore Meyers and
James Meyers, both of Balti-
more, and Charles Meyers OF Los
Angeles.
Funeral services will be held
at noon tomorrow at Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Shrewsbury, Pa.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
For easy spring
redecorating select
new fashi0n-c0rrect
Decor-lmatic CoIorS
with spin of Decor
matte Dial.

Here's the newest, easiest way
to redecorate without refurnish-
ing. New Devoe Decor-matic
room paint colors are already q
sensation in many parts of the.
country. Now they're here in
your community. ready to COM
pletely restyle your home in the
height Of fashion and at little
cost.
Now at your Devoe dealers
you can see and use the wonder
full Decor-matic Dial. 1t automatic
cally selects beautiful new Decor
matte Color schemes to go with
your present home furnishings.
Now you can be your own inte-
rlor decorator.
Decor-matic Colors come in the
famous Devoe One-Coat Velour
fiat wall enamel. It's odorless,
alkyd-based. auick-drying: ideal
for walls, woodwork and ceilings.
Most colors also available in
gloss and semi-gloss.
Visit your Devoe dealer (listed
below) today.
He's a professional in his field,
willing and able to give you the
best possible service for your
paint problem.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Hi mpn1nrtai1t

DORSEY, MARY ALICE. In cherished
memory of our beloved mother. MARY
ALICE DORSEY. who left US twelve
years ago today, April 9. 1912.
When we forget your laughter.
The brightness of your eyes:
When We forget your smile.
The sun shall forget to rise.
When we forget you.
Summer will forget the leafy glen:
When we forget, spring shall forget
YOUR Ioy1Sa sS engs9 pA9daTER aff1h AND SON
IN Law. LILLIAN AND WILLIAM. :"
CARTER, WALTER s.. In loving remem-
brance Of our dear father. WALTER S.
years ago today. April 8 i94o.
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss of one we loved so well.
And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep.
His memery ENG nETorsn we shall always keep.
braaee ei H our mother. Mrs.. lGy.nS NosH 5fe 4.
CATCHER, who left US SO suddenly
five years ago today, April o, 1919.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture
OF loved one laid to rest:
In RmemoPySS S frame ram wv we sha az k keep It,
THE FAMILY.
MACKEY. ANNIE X. In loving remem-;
<. MAcKEY. who, departed this life
AVG JS0Ao dBO bO0dJt <Ap1h lOFOs
Loved and remembered always.
THE CHILDREN.
MATTHEWS, GEORGANNA. In remem-
brance OF my dear mother. GECS3G-
ANNA MATTHEWS. who departed this
life thlrty-tour years ago today, April
8. 1920.
:. The days do not think of you are
DEVOTED d DAuGHTER. IRENE PAGE. 9
SARAH LOUISE. In mem
ory OF our mother, SARAH LOUISE
McCAULEY, who died thirty-seven years
O'NEIL. EMILY HATTON. In, loving
and great-grandmother. EMILY HAT
TON O'NEAL. who. departed this life
eight years ago today April 8. 1916.
Death is a heartache no one can heal
Beautiful memories are all we have left
OF one whom. We loved and will never
DEvoTED' DAUGHTER, BERN1CE B.
BERNARD. JAMES. ROBERT. EARL
SE SSEs5AaEEp2Pz6aHTER: n MET T E
mother. EMILY HATToN o'NEAL. who
passed away eight years. ago today.
April 8. 1916. She was the. mother
Nettie West.
1t is sweet to know we shall meet again,
Where parting is no more;
For the one we loved so dearly
DEVOTED GRANDsoNs, EARL F.
BEASLEY, LEON BEASLEY; GREAT
GRANDCHILDREN, JEANETTE. ROB-
ERT, ERIC BEASLEY.
IDA. In loving memory of
our darling mother. IDA WILLIAMS,
who departed this life four years ago
today, April 9. 1850.
Forget you? No, we never will
We loved you then. we love you still:
Your memory is as fresh today
AS IN the hour you passed away.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EDNA
BATTLE.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Virginia Prisoner FIees
Fort Meade Work Detail
Special Dispotch TO The Star

FORT MEADE, Md, April o.
An Army prisoner awaiting court
martial on an AWOL charge
broke away from a work detail
here yesterday and fed toward
Annapolis road.
Maryland State police broad
cast a lookout for Pvt. Joseph
w. Nutter, jr., "a. The dispatch
was relayed to police in Wash
ington and Baltimore.
The Fort Meade public infor-
nation Office, said the fugitive
was from Marion, Va. He was
wearing fatigue clothes when he
escaped, the Office reported.
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Exclusive DECOR MATIC Paint
Colors are keyed automatically
to furnishings now in your home.
For the average-size room little
more than a gallon of paint will
do the complete job.
Say you want to redo your liv-
ing room. Fine! But what wall
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Silver Spring VFW
To Install Officers

Edward j. Doyle will be in
stalled as commander of the Sill
yer Spring Memorial Post No.
1862, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
at 2 pm. Sunday in the Silver.
Spring Elks Club. Other officers
to be installed are:
Albert Kaizen, senior vice COM
mander; Charles H. Ferry, jun
ior vice commander; Richard H.
Hewitt. quartermaster; William
Hickey. advocate; Wilbur Tur-
ner, surgeon; Walter Grouse,
chaplain. and Ed Dolan, trustee.
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Vinson, jr. and Byron Patton
Harrison, jr.
Also James A. Farley, Henry
Suydam, Alben w. Barkley, Eu-
gene F. Kinkead, Simon F. Nc
Hugh. Louis A. Spiess, William
c. Breed, jr., A. Owsley Stanley,
Bennett Champ Clark and DR..
William G. Morgan.
Evening star., 1954-04-09

decorated with Decor-matic Col
ors have brought my whole home
alive and yet it was so inexpen-
sive to do. Even my kids could
roll it on. And my wife says
Decor-matic Colors are so easy
to keep clean"
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Beautiful col
ors." says Mr..
Allen M. Whit
ing of Long
Branch, N ew
Jersey. "The
rooms | have re-
Evening star., 1954-04-09

beautiful my room could be un-
til we redecorated with the
Decor-matic Dial and Decor
matte Colors. And l did it all
myself too" You can redecorate
yomr home. too, this easy, mex
pensive way.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
HomeoWners save time and money with
Decor-matic; easy to choose and use

- / W a s
|amazed," states
M r s. A. J .
|L'Hoste of New
Orleans, Louisi-
ana. 81 didn't
ealiZe how
Evening star., 1954-04-09
JIMMY FOREHAN. N. G.
JAMES LAMB, Secy. IL

s. 1874. ANY BROOKS Of rs 18th
st. Sc. the wife of the late william
Nathaniel brooks. She leaves three
Stewart and William J. Brooks: four
stepchildren, Mrs. Dorothy Ouander.
Russell Brooks. Joseph Brooks and
Mrs. Helen Dorsey: seven grandehil-
sisters. Rev. Mary G. Evans. D. D., of
Chicago. Ill: Mrs. Rosatta Forehand
tingtoa OF WASHINGTON D. c.. and many
other relatives and friends. Notice
of funeral later. Arrangements by Alex
ander S. Pope.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
BuRDETTE, STANLEY J.. On Thursday,

April S. 1854. at sibley Hospital. STAN
LEY j. BURDETTE of Apt. 8. 1000
Alabama ave. Sc. the beloved husband
of Lethia o. Burdette. father of Mrs
June G. Powell and Mrs. Shirley "
Pollock. son of Mrs Lucy " Burdette
and brother of Marshall B. and Earl
NJ. Burdette. Friends may call at the
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Monday, April IL. at II am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1954-04-09

~ Augustine's Holy Name Society
E
our late brother ARTHUR c.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
JOSEPH P. OUANDER. President.
CHARLES WHITLEY. Jr.. Secretary.

CHAPMAN, HENRY. Suddenly: on Mon
day. April 5, 1854, HENRY CHAP
MAN OF 1924 9TH st. ne. He Leaves caves
Die Johnson; a devoted nephew. Arthur
Arthur B. Johnson. and many other
relatives and friends: After sr So,l pm: M
the Morris A. Carter g. Co. Funeral
Home md and F Sts. sst;w:, services ef
the Northwest Beulah Baptist Church.
I0I7 Bird St. NV. Rev; w. Robinson
officiating. Interment Payne's Gene
Evening star., 1954-04-09

BEST. HARRY H. Members Of Central
~ Lodge Ledge No L / O. ~, O. F.: will will
VI neral Home. 4th St and Mass.
IN ave. ne, at 8 pm. Sunday. April
IL. 1854. to hold funeral services
ny for our late brother, HARRY H.
~ BEST.
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Monday April 5. 1854, JOSEPH CAMP
BELL of 1909 11th st. NV: son Of
the late Sarah and Howard Campbell,
Lucille c. Morsell and Maurice Camp
bell, brother of Mrs. Vallie Bush. Nora
Watkins. Florence. Herman and Charles
other relatives and many friends. After
pm. Friday. April 10. friends are
invited to call at the w. Ernest Jarvis
where funeral services will be held on
Saturday, April TO- at 2 pm. Inter-
ment WoodlaWn Cemetery 8
Evening star., 1954-04-09

CARSON, ARTHUR c. On Wednesday.
April z. 1854. ARTHUR C. CARSON
of 1928 Columbia rd. NV. beloved
husband of Helene E.: Carson, Also
surviving are a sister; Mrs: Ethel Allen
Robert. Walter and Edward Carson.
and other relatives and many friends.
After IL noon Friday. April q. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Solemn
high requiem mass will be celebrated
at 10 am. Saturday, April 10. at st.
Augustine's Catholic Church, 18th ST..
between R and S SITS. NV. 1nterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Draths

ELROD, ANNA NJ. On wednesday. April
2. 1854. at Loudoun Hospital, Lees.
burg, Va, ANNA M. ELROD. beloved
wife of Harry Elrod of Herndon. Va
She also. is survived by a brother,
Thomas Welsh. Friends may call at
her late residence, 428 Eden ST.. Hern-
don. Va. Services will be. held at the
St. Joseph Church Herndon, Va, on
Saturday, April 10. at IL am. Inter-
ment National Memorial Cemetery. near
Falls Church. Va. tChester Times pa
per. Chester. Pa.,l please copy.)
ESSEX. JOSEPH MICHAEL. OF 441s
Van Buren St. University Park, Md. on
April Z, 1854. husband Of Mary D.
Essex. father Of Joseph L.. George r.
Donald M, Richard j.. Charles B..
David j., Joan d.. Anne Marie Essex
Rita Molyneaux. Carol Howell. Betty
Derwent and Patricia Meagher. Pray.
ers at Chambers Funeral Home. 5801
Cleveland ave-. Riverdale. Nd. on Mon.
day. April IL. at 8:45 am. Mass al
st. Jerome's Church. Hyattsville, Md
at 9:l5 am. Interment Arlington Ma.
tioEal Cemetery. IL