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Evening star., 1954-10-31
In Mfnturiaitt
TURNER. MoLLIE & in memory 9

my % dear mother. % MolL1E 81 T E. mSWfsS TuRSER. r.
who left me October 81. 1887.
God took YOU from me, mother.
IT. was SO hard to bear:
So j left it all with Jesus,
Who understands and cares.
The path has been hard to travel.
Lonely. OH, SO lonely. without you
mother dear; -,
xosr @nd e % Eaias N. M sac
LoSHnS LeSa.nS y6aii yp6aaiuioHrEn. LULU.
WALLACE. MARY I. Sacred to The
memory Of my dear wife. MARY l.
Wal wALLAcE ACT sasy wC dePssa ss ts di thrs'
Today recalls the memory
OF one so kind and true;
You will never be forgotten
For the lovely things you have done
Beyond the golden sunset
rs Che lama anq q sf Gods an' tomorroW: anS row.
Hen, ff5s fTfgssgsASfD.' AN '.a5ss .GosnPa 'PPsfaEssTos
WASHINGTON. ROBERT n. In loving
fl WASHINGTON. who departed this
life two years ago today. Octsbel
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days 60 by:
Deep in my heart memory is KEPT
OF one loved and can never forget
DEVOTED WIFE. LILA.
WEBER. ELIZABETH w. In memor,
Of our dear mother. ELIZABETH w
WEBER. who passed away one yeal
ago today. October 81. 1858.
Somewhere above this troubled world.
Safe beyond all grief and care.
Our mother rests In heavenly peace:
God grant some day We meet hel
= DAD. ELSIE AND HENRY.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Boy and His Dog Embrace
AS Court Kills Lookup Order

the reformatory and raced down
United States Highway 80. He
was picked up, but at the train
ing institute. bounded from the
car again. This time he headed
for his young master and pro-
ceeded to paw Joe's new clothes
and lick his well-scrubbed face.
Tippie and Joe will leave
Wednesday for the Webb School
for Boys in Bell Buckle. Tenn.
Mr.. Noe has agreed to UNDER
write the 11-year $18,220 educa-
ton plan in case donations fall
short.
Aroused Sympathy.
Mr.. Noe said the boy and dog
episode that reused nationwide
sympathies gave Monroe and
adjoining West Monroe "a black
eye" and he hoped the drive
would put the twin cities in a
more favorable light.
At the jubilant coming out
ceremonies were Mrs. I. l..
Cooper, Joe's 65-year-old wild
owed mother; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Foy, who will have official
custody Of the boy, and l7-year-
old Lavelle Cooper, another half
sister.
Joe said the first thing he
wanted to do was to visit his
classmates at the Ransom
School. where the shotgun Incl
dent occurred.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Mrs. SALESMAN Dies;
Guided Thousands oi
Cathedral Visitors

Mrs. James A. SALESMAN, 10,
who guided thousands of visitors
through the Washington Cathe-
dral during the last % years.
died yesterday at the Washing
ton Sanitarium. Takoms. Park.
Mrs. SALESMAN, who lived at
3107 Thirty-fourth street NV,
was founder and head Of the
Pilgrim Aides, a group Of volun-
teers who conduct tours through
the Cathedral. She remained
active in the organization until
last March.
Mrs. SALESMAN began her work
at the Washington Cathedral in
1881. when the late Bishop James
E. Freeman commissioned her to
organize a corps of volunteers
to replace the student clergy who
were then conducting the tours.
Volunteers Enlisted.
An enthusiastic worker. Mrs.
SALESMAN enlisted a group OF
volunteers and indoctrinated
them on the features. signific-
ance and mission Of the Cath
edral.
Since then she personally
trained scores of volunteers
Anxious to have visitors ac-
quainted with all aspects of the
cathedral, Mrs. SALESMAN would
take each new aide around on
the tour. At the end of the
rounds, the new volunteer would
have to read back her notes to
make sure they were complete
and correct.
When the Pilgrim Aides began
in 1881, only two chapels were
open to visitors. AS other Sec
tions of the Cathedral were COM
pleted, Mrs. SALESMAN expanded
her tour.
Nat1Vc OI LccSDuEBs
A native of Leesburg, Va, Mrs
SALESMAN came to Washington
with her parents in 1901. She
was the former Robert Wallace
Harper and attended Eastern
and old Business High Schools.
She had been member Of the
St. Adams Church for many
years and was active in its Rec
tors Aid and Women's Auxiliary
She also sang in the church
choir and was a founder OF tht
Young Peoples League of thu
parish.
Mrs. SALESMAN is survived by
daughter, Mrs. John Browning O.
Orange. Va, and a son, James A
SALESMAN. jr., 3405 Turne
street, Chevy Chase, Md. Als'
surviving are two brothers
Randolph M. and Bernard F
Harper, both of the Thirty
fourth street address. and fou
grandchildren. Her husband
whom she married in 1911, diet
in 1920. Her late brother. Rob
ert N. Harper. was a prominen
Washington banker.
Funeral services will be hell
at 2 pm. tomorrow at st. Alban'
Church. Burial will be in Oal
Hill cemetery. The family re
quests that tokens of sympath,
be sent to Washington Cathedral
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Dratha

sSnnHs: day octoser .s IS. 1864 si st RichmOnd:
Va, WILLIAM 8; soyARsS, os,aIsS s. Sri Of Of
isian and Miss m Ii Lucille iN sogars. M % MIS-. Earl Earl
F: Pace, Mrs, joseph A. Nicholson.
e Patterson. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass:
ave. ne. where services win be held
fnssrmens Arlington National Gene
TALBOT, EDGAR M. On Friday. Octo-
ber, 20. 1854. at Washington Sana-
tarium. Takona Park, Md. EDGAR
ese ~ psas q 5SeR Seovsa cavfrs bs5ad 5a Coli
E. M, Yates, Mrs. Rose suit. Mrs. Alma
Parish, Mrs; Lois Lohr. Mrs. Jean
hs'4ik aiiton n. Taibott. @ He is lss slso saryived
by grandson, James Stewart Talbot.
Notice Of funeral later.
% ossssss e isSs 4 sssg1ssR sulfas ges,
beloved sister Of Miss Ada q. Thrasher
and Mrs Fred J. Weiprecht. both Of
the home address. and Allan ! @. Of
Md; Paul Lee Of Cumberland. Md. and
Ralph H. Thrasher of Burtonsville. Md
Miss Thrasher will rest at the Warner
Georgia ave. Silver spring, Nd. until
Ices on Wednesday, November 3, at IL
oafan ai fas ad Bfaen ranes Deer PaTi
Cemetery. Deer Park, Md.
WATKINS, HOWARD r. On Saturday,
Ps%sscqs; Ma.. HOWARD r r WXT::
WafkinE fathaP Mrs Cho rIAe GrAAn
j.. and Parker B; Watkins. brother Of
Brown. Mr.: Watkins rests ct his
5s4 sSme SERVICES eso on an.
Methodist Church. BroWningsvilIe. Md.
Interment at church cemetery. Mr..
fEom MsfBss sso S lie to in 1886 Sae a. thf ShsS
WINKLER, JOHN WILLIAM. sR. Sud-
denly, on Friday, october 20. 1854. at
Providence Hospital, JOHN WILLIAM
WINKLER. Sr.. of 1901 Minnesota ave.
Winklcr; father OF Dr., John William
Winkler jr.; brother Of Ralph M. Wink
Ter of WASHINGTON. D. c.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Eintini of Triangle. Va. Services
s9ol I, l., 14th St NV; on Tuesday; No, No;
Lady. Queen of Peace, Catholic Church
Bdgs bos ssace Fa snd ely he p s mass ~hsff w the
offered at 10 am. for the repose OF his
soul. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
ZELLER. LOUIS. On Sunday. Octo-
ber "A. 1854, LOUIS ZELLER, the be-
loved father of Harriet Huddleston
Charlotte Clayton. Dorothy Dorth,
Laura Hughes. Louis. ir.. Howard
Gordon Zeller and son of Mrs. Mary
zeller Friends may call at the
W.. w. Deal Funeral Home. 1912
Georgia ave. NV. Services from Fort
Myer Chapel on Tuesday, November 2
at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Isaac R. Hit Sd, s.,
Son Of Late Judge;
28Years u. ). Service

Isaac Reynolds Hit. Sd. SO.
son of the late Municipal Court
Judge and Mrs. Hit Of Wash
ington, died Friday in st. Agnes
Hospital, Baltimore. after a long
illness.
Mr.. Hit, a native Of Wash
ington, had resided in Baltimore
for IS years. At the time of his
death he was an Internal Reve-
nue. officer in the alcoholic and
tobacco tax division.
World War I Veteran.
During his % years of Federal
service, Mr.. Hit also had been
connected with the narcotics and
prohibition departments. He was
a veteran of World War I.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Libby L. tSullivan) Hit, and two
sisters, Mrs. Ruth Hit Eakin
and Mrs. Leila Hit Eakin. both
of Washington.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the
Witzke Funeral Home, 4101 Ed
mondson avenue. Baltimore. with
| the Rev. E. William Hall Of
+ f1ciating.
Pallbearers Listed.
Burial ceremonies will follow
at Arlington Cemetery at 8 pm.
conducted by DR.. Orris G. Robin
son of Calvary Methodist
Church, Washington, of which
Mr.. Hit was a member.
Pallbearers will be Forrest w
Lord, Thurman A. Darr. Anthony
w. Kasal, Clifford L. Moore, Viii.
liam L. Morrison, and Uric g
Brock, all of Baltimore.
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Deaths Reported

Eddie Ayerill. SO. 2o02 N. Adams ST.
Arlington, Va.
gertrude Headleys 79, 21s 9th s.. s.w.
Austin Clark. "a, 1sIS wyoming ave-
stalios sefodoamino SO, I'LL Pennsyl-
Leonard ndd eHsi CLARK 2 ss, Bowie, Md.
Mary Morgan. 81. Al q st. ne.
Stephen orphanos. 4S. 1888 Kalmis I'd
Liliie schaper. 40. 17os 9. Nelson st..
Ida MnnsEer. ls. 151 Tuckerman st
Morris 9enhan, AZ. Baltimore. Md.
Robert Allen. .Westover Field. Mass
Charles Osborne. infant. Gorhafn, Ne
Martin Wallace infant, Lexington Park
Infant Courtney. .217 18th st. ne.
Mary Moore 20, 2909 Sherman ave
NV.
clyde James, AZ. 1921 Kalorama I'd
Infant Bright. 80 Eye st. NV.
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Uarn nf Th.anka

ANDERSON. WILLIAM. The family of
the late WILLIAM ANDERSON wishes
to express Its sincere appreciation
for the many considerations HhoWn
them IN their recent bereavement.
CARRIE A. SWAMI ROBERT E.
ANDERSON.
BELL, JULIA. We wish to express our
appreciation for the many acts OF
kfr,dneSs and expressions OF sympathy
and coincidence extended by our frienoS
and neighbors during our recent pe-
reavement. THE FAMILY.
BOWMAN. JAMES o: The wife and
family OF the late JAMES o. BOWMAN
wish to express their SINCERE THANKS
and appreciation to all friends ana
neiehbors for flowers and kindness and
for the service OF their cars;
DEVOTED WIFE AMI, FAMILY.
late Mrs. Daisy T. BREWER wishes
10 express its sincere thanks 70 tne
pastor, Rev. John Bussey: the ofhcerS
and members of the Bethesda Baptist
Church. friends and neighbors for the
beautiful flowers. cards, kilograms. use
OF cars and many other kind express
sions of sympathy extended US our
ing our recent bereavement.
Mr.. ROBERT BREWER AND MRS
ANNIE JUDD AND FAMILY.
SOLLERS, MARY ANN. We wish to ex-
press our appreciation Tor the many
acts of kindness and expressions OF
sympathy and coincidence extended by
our friends and nelghbors during our
recent bereav emeEt.
MIR. AND MRS. OTIS L. McCAULEY.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Mrs. MacDougall, 81,
Admiral S Widow,
Kin Of Danish Envoy

Mrs. w. D. cDougall, 81.
widow of Rear Admiral William
D. MacDougall, q. s. NJ. retired,
and the mother-in-law Of the
Danish Ambassador to the
United States, Henrik de Kauff-
mann, died Friday at her home,
2101 Connecticut avenue NV,
Mrs. MacDougall was the for
mer Charlotte Stone. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone
She was born in Syracuse. N. Y.
and had lived in Washington
more than 20 years. She was
married in 1893. Her husband
was commandant Of the 5th
Naval District in Virginia when
he retired in 1882.
Earlier they had lived ir
Washington when Admiral Mac
Dougall was superintendent o1
the Naval Observatory and wher
he had other Navy assignments
here. At one time he was Nava
attache to London and later wa.
commandant of the Portsmouth
N. H., Navy Yard.
Mrs. MacDougall was active ir
st. Johns Episcopal Church anc
was a member Of the Sulgravt
Club.
Survivors are two daughters
Mrs. de Kaufman, 1889 Wood
land drive NV; Mrs. Masor
Sears, Dedham, Mass; a brothel
and sister in Syracuse, foul
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at st. Johns Episcopa
Church, Lafayette square NV
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry. The family requests tina
any tokens of sympathy be con
tributed to the discretionar.
fund of st. 5ohn's Church.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

MARSHALL, MARY J. IN loving memory
mother. MARY J. MARSHALL. who
esfsfa pesober asav si' 1stSSsS. tSS years ago today
Before our eyes you faded.
Growing weaker every day.
Patiently bearing your suffering
Until God called you away.
Some day we hope to, meet you.
Some day we know not when,
To clasp your hands at Jesus feet,
LoViNG HusBAND. CHILDREN AMI
GRANDCHILDREN.
MARSHALL, MARY. In sad but loving
memory of our dear wife, mother an6
grandmother. who departed this life
two wears ago today, october 81. 1862
There's garden where Jesus is waiting
And our loved one has gone with him
And some; some day We will meet in tina,
His gIories and blessings to share.
% HAND, iRAI GRANDcHfIpREN. har n9S'
PATTERSON, THOMAS r. In sad bul
smd iGynf aer Tao%s Sf ouF dssT aassep
who departed this life four years agt
today. October 81. 1850.
We do not need this special day
be TO dsyH sying ve y9G ~ to not oqF tpnn minds d
Are very hard to find.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PRYOR. MARY LOUISE. In lovint
memory of our dear mother. MARY
LOUISE PRYOR. who passed away fivs
wears ago, October 81. 1949.
Loving memories never die:
AS years roll on and days pass by.
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
of cne we love and never forget.
HER DEVOTED SONS. RUSSELL
HADEN, GUY. HUNTER AND JOE
SPRIGGs, WILLIS AND ELSIE. In Low
WILLIS SPRIcGS, who passed twenty
four years ago, october z. 1890, ant
our loving mother. ELSIE SPRIGGS
1944.
I In that blessed land called Heaven
We pray we once more be unitef
as We were on earth for all eternity
r LOVING CHILDREN. -
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Annrilinn

FELDMAN. LEO H. There will be an
LEO a. FELDMAN. husband of Dora
FeIdman and father of Freda. Koen,
Ruth Bresler, Zelda Rosenthsl and
Arnold Feldman. leaving at 1880
from Beth Sholom Congregation. Sth
and Shepherd stS. NV. on Sunday
OCTOBER 81 1854. In case of rain.
services postponed till following sun
day. Friends and relatives invited.
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AIubumuns to Hear BuiIey

Howard p. Bailey. assistant to
the managing editor of The
Star, will speak to the Alabama
Supper Club at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row In the Mickey Grasso Res
taurant, 1872 Fourteenth street
NV.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often eord OF thonks in
The Star meets o need which con
hardly be solved in eny other way.
Not only IS il q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
fIoroI tributes but also courteousiy
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per-
sonol note Of thonks cannot well be
moiled or whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known. insertion Of
a card OF thonks muy be orronsed
by telephone TO The Star. ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1954-10-31

ALEXANDER, CLAhENCE w. IN loving
cLARENcE VI. ALEXANDER. who
passed away nineteen years ago. Octo-
HATTIE H. ALEXANDER AND FAM
ARLINGTON, CORPL. Ebert, JR. In
Ma Ebert ARLINGTON, Jr.. who
(& tober 81, 1851. in Korea.
All Ger earth. be we rich or poor.
The mothers love is the same:
When the angels of death take our
IT'S alike to US all the pain.
DEVOTED MOTHER, LUCILLE Ar
BARNES. FANNIE A. AND J. ALEX
dear ones: Mother. FANNIE A. BARNES.
who passed away. fourteen years ago
today, Noysmber yl9H ppMHt l. 1870. and father
years ago. March 81. 1881.
Gone. but not forgotten.
VIOLA B. REID.
BOWIE. ALICE b. Sacred to the mem
ory OF our dear mother and grand
mother, ALICE B. BOWIE, who sud-
denly left us twenty-five years ago
today, october 81. 1929.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
dRANDDAUGHTERs. GLORIA AND
ROSE,
BUSA. DENISE, On Saturday, octo-
Der 30. 1864. at Walter Reed Hospital,
DENISE BusA Of II Pine ave-. Takotna
Park. Nd: beloyed daughter r., Of Amerigo
calla the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. nw.. after 3 pm Monday.
November / Grsyeside services and
tpry TnPShay N0Vpmhnr y. al m
CARTER, ADA. A tribute Of love to the
cherished memory of q devoted mother
and mother-in- law ADA CARTER, who
departed this life twenty-five years ago
today. October 81. 1929.
God gave me strength to bear it,
And courage to meet the blow.
But4Ehat 1t meant to lose you
THIS world will never know.
Some day hope to meet you
In that land so bright and fair,
His eses; bea;utiful m SH1Hut home to ius share. US
ofSSo55R SRo6Rs. DAUGHTER VIOLA
Her kind lhsart was ever cheerful
~ She sHv was sfa faithful to o., the END.
LOVING soN-IN-LAW. CHARLES
COLE, JAMES S. In loving. memory. Of
our dear, husband and father, JAMES
S, COLE. who passed away October
Just a thought of sweet remembrance
Just the love and sweet devotion
OF ones VINO think of YOU.
Loy1NG MHH5 WI6E G6Er aNP mp rr2AgqIEE RAgqRTEs E
COLLINS.
GAFF, MERRILL H., JR. In sad but
loying memory of my dear son. MER-
years ago today. October 81, 1884.
es Thousands and Of ffInf ehiidren @ stand. Ga
Children. whose sins, are all forgiven
A holy, happy land.
Up there among the throng
My little Merrill stands.
Waiting for. me to Join him
In that happy, holy land.
I think Of you, my darling Merrill
Not as dead. but living still.
"sns f. Erect tms me sa'e as aods 81 nesHfn VIII
HIS LOVING NOM.
GARNER, WILLIAM JOSEPH. In iovini
a Hah athE W1EEa
years ago today, October 81. 1884.
The FAMILY.
GEORGE, MclvER. In sad but lovin!
GEORGE. who departed this life fif
teen years ago yesterday. october 80
1899.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. W1LLIl
GEORGE HARDY.
| HAKGETT. ANNIE Il. In loving memor,
| of ANNIE E. HARGETT, who departel
this life two years ago today. Octobe
81. 1852.
| Gone. dear mother. gone forever;
How we miss your smiling face:
| But you left us to remember,
None on earth can take your place
HER CHILDREN.
MARCY, MARY c. In loving memor
| of our devoted wife and mother. MAR
! C. MARCY. who passed away 81
| years ago today, October 81, 194S
| HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHH
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FORT LINCOLN. Mount Calvary section.
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CEDAR HILL CEMETERY = Beautiful
sites, single or In lots; 259s of list
price. Oh. .4-7450.
IT. LINCOLN---1 lot containing sites;
good location. Reasonable. Call DU
HN717 any time Sun.
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lrafhB

OCTOBER IS, 1884. at United states
Soldiers. Home Hospital, WILLIAM T.
CoNRAy q lS29 You st. ny bT0thsr
Md He also is survived by devoted
friend. Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins and
other relatives; After 2 pm. Monday.
Frazier Funeral Home. $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral services on
Tuesday. November 2. at 1 pm. ct
Rev. Jerry A. Moore officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery, l
GROOM, ISABELLE. On Friday. octo-
Der 20, 1854. at Emergency Hospital,
ISABELLE GROOM Of 1913 Kansas ave.
NV. She is survived by loving mother.
Mr.. MI william Villain Il. 0 Groom. m and and a host oi
other relatives and many friends: Re-
mains resting at Horizons Mortuary.
1924 Yon st. NV s,sn.s on Monday; ;.sdsg alter
FHssaesf FfiendssIp Baptist q chareh @ Frsi
st. s.w, the Rev. B.. H. Whiting ON
Cemetery. Family be seen at S34
Madison st. NV.
CARPENTER, MARY A. Funeral services
for Eafe MAR9 R1 a. n cARPENfER. fSPESafi 70 widow
Of BENJAMIN F Carpenter. from u, The
Mth the Rev Glen HSm B. WaeT
of st. Paurs Episcopal Church, off,
ciating. Interment was In Bridgevilie
Cemetery. Mrs. Carpenter is survived
by daughter, Mrs. E. w. Halpin OF
Geergetown,. and son. George w
grandcbild and one great-grandchild
CONRAY, WILLIAM T. Oficers and
=. members of Sojourrer Truth
Az Court. No. /, Order oi
&AMW Calanthe. are ordered to at.
~HANS tend a session of sorrow fol
.3AS our late brother, WILLIAM
H9NSA T. CONRAY. on Monday. No
GEN~ vember 1. 1854, at 8 pm.
at the Calanthe Home, 81;
MAYME WHEELER. W. C.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. G. SHAFFER. INC
Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
prices. Open daily. Sun, holidays Phone
orders also accepted $50 to o pm week
nights 300 14th st. NV. Ma. SOL 06
GUDE BROS. CO.. FLORISTS
f2i2 81 NV MA s-427e
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MARCY, MARY c. In loving memory
c. MARCY. who passed away six
years ago today, october 81, 1913.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND chill
DREN.
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1n Mrntnriatt1

ALEXANDER, CLARENCE W. In loving
memory of our husband and father.
CLARENCE w. ALEXANDER. who
passed away nineteen years ago. Octo-
ber 81.
HATTIE H. ALEXANDER AND FAM
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Dratha

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May satlmofs Estl5sd ma Sf sst Seov.S wifss has
saad nsi.ed q 4haes ea niss he
Shfy ehass Ma 81 on
aas pn oe'0ssr srvises s aa0a the FRI R Mser a
sGHsassl sSnston aationa a. = cemetery e n'effn 81
MacDOuGALL. CHARLOTTE STONE. On
Friday. October 20. 1854. at her
cHARLoTTE STONE MacDoUGALL.
MacDouEail. mother Of Mrs. Henrik de
Kaufman of Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. Mason Sears of Dedham, Mass.
aors eeiseopal Wi chupeh. &c ns Lafayette ~ s SQUARE @
pm interment Arlington National
that en e Sms Be
to Or. Glenn's Discretionary, Fund
at st. Johns Episcopal Church. La
fayette Square. 81
MONROE. MARY JANE. On Thursday.
October 2S, 1854. at her residence;
JANE Sssaasn beloved sys Wis ns of 4hE 4hS
man Monroe aunt of Laura Frazier.
Mary Ellen Banner, and Harold Smith:
survive. From IL noon Sunday until
s am. Monday. friends may call at the
Crouch Funeral Home. 81 < st. NV.
Body will lie In state at the Trinity
Methodist Church. 627 Park rd. NV.
from 8 am. Monday until time Of
funeral at ] pm. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
MONROE. MARY ]. oficers and mem
- bers of Martha Chapter No.
VI IL, o. E. S., are hereby
NT notified of the death of Past
Az& Matron, MARY j. MONROE.
Funeral services will be held
" on Monday November i,
1854, at / pm, from the
Crouch Funeral Home, 81 K st. NV.
No Eastern Star service.
BLONDINE SCOTT. w. M.
JAMES DAVIS. w. P.
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HAKGETT. ANNIE e. In loving memory
of ANNIE E. HARGETT, who departed
this life two years ago today. October
81. 1852.
Gone. dear mother. gone forever:
How we miss your smiling face:
But you left us to remember,
None on earth can take your place.
HER CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

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$l0! Pre-shrunk, eosy-cIeon! Non-skid back.
Blue. Nile green. Hunter. white gold. grey, rose.
cinnamon. red and wine.
Lansburghs- Floor
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Naval An,,er Owe
To Be Hostess At
Fit. Taylor July 2

The wives of the Naval Annex of.
ficers met for coffee June 8 and
elected to change their name to
the Naval Annex Officers Wives
Group.
The business meeting was con-
Quoted by Mrs. H. G. Leahy, chair
man. Over coffee and cookies the
group, formerly known as Surface
Development Officers Wives, dis
cussed plans for the next Fl. Tay-
lor Officers Wives luncheon on
July q Mrs. j. c. Wheeler. Jr..
luncheon chairman, named her
committees.
Mrs. J. D. Higgins, Mrs w. L.
Halleck, Mrs. S. A Phillips and
Mrs L. E Woodmansee were well
coined as new members Mrs. A..
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.GS Leaders Plan
For Summer Troop
ActiUities Here

Summer troop plans were dis
cussed by Girl Scout Leaders at
their meeting at the Wesley House
last night.
Some of the troops have suspend
ed their meetings and will only
participate in the summer swim
ming program at the Seaplane
Base pool. Others will continue
meetings for most of the summer.
The proposed "day camp" in
August was also discussed and it
was decided that if the plans for
this camp materialize, a special
meeting of the Leaders Club would
be called.
Miss Mary Trevor, registrar for
the Florida Keys Girl Scout Coun-
Gil, attended the meeting and ans
wered questions ON the new pro-
cedures of registering under a Girl
Scout Council instead of directly
with National as Lone Troops. !"
She stressed that all new and add.
tional registrations should be sent
to her and not to National.
After the business meeting, Mrs,
Neill Saunders, volunteer trainer,
gave instructions for several sing
ing games and square dances.