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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Atlanta II, Little Rock
Memphis 4, Birmingham 3
Mobile 6, Nashville )
Chattanooga 40, New Orleans 3.5 (second
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Chicago 5, Milwaukee 3
st. Louis 10-5, Cincinnati rs
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SOUTH ATLANTIC
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Alan Edwards and Wife
Buried in Double Rites
D.. BY ihe Assoeiofed Press

GLENDALE. Calf, May 15.-
A double funeral service was
conducted today for Alan Ed
wards, veteran actor of stage
and screen, and his wife, 20 years
his junior, who decided she
didn't want to live without him.
Mr.. Edwards, 81, who had pre-
pared his own obituary notice,
died last Saturday after a lengthy
illness. Three days later his
pretty wife. Nita Pike Edwards,
Al, took her own life with Sleep
ing pills and left a note asking
that she be cremated with my
darling Alan"
Their bodies lay in idential
caskets during the services.
Friends said that in accord
ance with a request of Mrs. Ed
wards numbers played on the
organ today included: Lady Be
Good" and "Captivatin' Rhy-
thm." These songs were remin-
iscent of the days when Mr..
Edwards appeared in musical
comedy roles on Broadway.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
DR.. WI. Sperry, IL;
Senior Harvard Dean
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, May 15.-Dr. Will
lard L. Sperry, 70, dean emeritus
of the Harvard University Di-
vinity School and chairman of
the university'S Board of Preach
ers, died today.
The senior dean at the unia
versity, he served as head of the
school for training ministers and
theological scholars for 80 years.
He had been principal preacher
at Memorial Church for IS years.
DR.. Sperry retired last July.
DR.. Sperry was the author of
several religious books, including
"Jesus, Then and Now" and
''The Ethical Basis of Medical
Practice"
Born in Peabody, Mass, April
S, 1882. he was a graduate of
Olivet, Mich, in 1908, and was
Rhodes scholar at oxford, Eng
land, winning first honor in the
ology.
He was ordained to the Con-
gregational ministry in 1908.
He leaves his widow, Muriel
Bennett Sperry of Cambridge,
and a daughter, Mrs. Henrietta
Wilson of England.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
M Sergf. Paul Keller,
Military Police Veteran

Master Sergt. Paul b. Keller,
so. who had been serving insGer-
many with a Military Police unit
since he left washington two
years ago, died April 26 Of q
heart attack at his German
home. !,
He died the day his wife, Mrs.
Merle A. Keller, arrived ih WASH
ington to visit her sick daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eleanor ScruggS, 813
Yuma street Sc. Sergt, Kelier,s
stepson. Jack aClaggett, is sta
toned at Walter Reed Hospital.
Sergt. Keller was born in Chi
cago and joined the Army in
1927. He had been stationed at
the Pentagon and Boiling Field.
Since 1912 he had been in the
corps of military police and had
served during the war as a COM
misSioned officer with various
MP units. He formerly lived at
1247 Pleasant street Sc. #
Services were held April 80 In
Nuhnberg. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Uarns uf Chunks

DORSEY, VERNON MARTIN. To those
relatives. friends and neighbors who
in any way extended sympathy and
performed acts of kindness when ]
lost my beloved husband. the late VER-
NON MARTIN DORSEY. l wish to ex-
press my heartfelt thanks
EVELYN MARQUETTE DORSEY.
GARLAND. MITTIE M. The family OF
the late MITTIE NJ. GARLAND wishes
appreciation for the kindnesses and
sympathy shown US during our re-
cent bereavement. and to all our
friends and relatives for attending
CYRUS And FRANCIS HONESTY
CYNTHIA H. KING.
MURRAY, ADA LOUISE CHASE. We
wish to express our sincere thanks to
our many friends and neighbors for
their kindness during our mother S
illness, the late. ADA LOUISE CHASE
MURRAY. and for their many express
eionS of sympathy and beautiful floral
designs at her death.
WEDLOCK. LUNA B. The family of
the late LUNA B. WEDLOCK acknowl-
edges with grateful appreciation and
wishes TO express its thanks to its
many friends for their floral tributes
and messages of coincidence extended
In sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment. The family also wishes to
ssknowledse ssos the kind ID and
Birch of st. Georges P E. Church of
Washington and Father E. Sydnor
Thomas of st. BarnabaS P. E. Church
'i ''SfHEn'STf, THE %EpL6ck 5Si FAMILY. IS
Evening star., 1954-05-16
/: Hillary T. VIM, IS,
Retired Official Of
Insurance Firm

Hillary r. Winn. 86. retired
assistant superintendent Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
here. died Friday in st. Peters
burg. Flay after q long illness.
Mr.. Winn has been living in
Florida since his retirement in
1889.
"A native Of Nottoway County,
Va, he spent his early life on q
farm there and at one time was
a tobacco buyer. He came to
Washington in 1867 ard began
with the life insurance firm as
an agent. He lived for many
years, before his retirement, at 20
Ninth street NV.
While in Washington, Mr..
Winn was active in the Upworth
Methodist Church where he
taught the Hummer Memorial
Bible Glass for many years.
He served as a second lieuten-
ant in the District volunteers
during the Spanish American
War and was a member of the
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Post of
Veterans Of the Spanish Ameri-
can War.
Mr.. Winn was active in civic
affairs while in Washington and
appeared many times before Con-
greSSlonal hearings on civic is
sues. He also was a life member
OF the Lafayette Lodge of the
MaSonS.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Annie Smith >Winn; two sons
Robert H. Winn, of 6315 Newburn
drive, Woodacres, Md, and Ar
thur E. Winn, of Savannah, Ga: !:
a daughter, Mrs. Edward Row.
ley. of Daytona Beach, Fla; nine
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Funeral services will be in St
Petersburg tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
1t. c. H.Griffith, Jr.,
Memorial Rites Today

A memorial service for 1t.
Charles H. Griffith, jr., son of
Charles H. Griffith, 1900 Noyes
drive. Silver Spring, will be held
at 4 pm. today at the Woodside
Methodist Church, 1918 Georgia
avenue.
1t. Griffith, flying as the navi-
gator on a B-26, was killed in an
accident near Kunsan, Korea, on
April 6. He was %.
In addition to his father, 1t.
Griffith is survived by his widow
Mrs. Charles H. Griffith, jr., and
his mother, Mrs. Terry Griffith,
of Batesville, Ark: a brother,
James L. Griffith of Silver
Spring, and his grandmother,
Mrs. Howard Griffith, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Mrs. Eckhardt, Jr.,
Native Of WASHINGTON

Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt. jr..
70, of 1912 Holly street NV.
died yesterday at a Washington
hospital.
The former Anna c. Loefier
she was born in Washington, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. A. Loeffler.
Survivors are her husband. a
retired administrative assistant
in the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce of the Com
merce Department; q SOM
Charles N. Eckhardt, 1922 Ocala
street, Silver Spring, Md; two
brothers, Carl A. Loeffler, 4615
Twenty-ninth place NV: Gar
nett G. Loffler, 1920 Morrison
street NV, and two grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at IL
am. Tuesday at Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Fort Lin
coin Cenneterv -
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Maj. Gen. EehoIs;,
'Northrop Head Ran
|MaterieI Command
BY ibs A:soeioied Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, May
15.-Maj. Gen. Oliver p. Echols
(ret). chairman Of the board
and chief executive of Northrop
Aircraft Corp, died today in st.
Johns Hospital. He was 62.
He became head of Northrop
in 1949 after serving for two
years as president of the Air
craft Industries Association in
Washington. D. G. He had re-
tired in December 1916 with the
rank of major general following
an Air Force career which
spanned 80 years and two world
wars.
Gen. Echols was a combat
pilot in World War / and saw
action in major air battles over
France and Germany. He was
awarded the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal and the Purple Heart.
In World War II he was COM
manding general of the Air Ma
teriel Command from March
1912 to March 1943, and then
was appointed assistant chief of
air staff in charge of materiel,
maintenance and distribution.
In April 1945 he was made
chief of the internal affairs di-
vision, supreme headquarters,
and later became commanding
general of the Office of Military
Government for Germany. From
March 1916 until his retirement
he was director of the War De-
partment's civil affairs division.
Northrop executives said ar
are being made for
burial in Arlington National
Cemetery, Arlington, Va. Sur
viving are his wife, Mrs. Mar
garet Bailey Echols, and
daughter, Mrs. Mary Echols
Simpson, Ft. Benning, Ga.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
| Joseph Henry Davis,
Military Unit Official.
Dies Here at S.

Judge Joseph Henry, Davis, SIS,
member of the Armed Services
Board of Contract Appeals at
the Pentagon, died yesterday at
Georgetown Hospital after a
weeks illness. He lived at 4637
South Thirty-sixth street, Arl-
ington, Va.
Judge Davis was a colonel on
active duty in the Judge Advo-
cate Generals Office here during
World War II. He then returned
to his native Muncie, Ind. where
he was made judge of the circuit
court of Delaware County.
He had been on the Armed
Services Board since February.
1858.
Judge Davis got his ALB. and
LIB. from Indiana University.
Afterwards he was prosecuting
attorney in Delaware County for
four years and a practicing at
torney. At one time he was a
member Of the school board in
Muncie as we'll as president of
the National School Association
there.
Judge Davis was a member of
the Judge Advocate Generals
Association, National Presby-
terian Church, Masons and Elks.
Survivors are his widow, Ellen:
a son. Cadet Joseph. .jr., in his
second year at the Military
Academy; a daughter. Miss Mary
Ellen Davis, who teaches Span
ish at Sweetbriar College. and a
brother, Eugene K. Davis, St.
MaryS, Ohio.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Gawler's fu-
neral home, 1756 Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Senator Hoey Buried
As Hundreds Attend
North Carolina Rites
BY the Associated Press

SHELBY, N. c., May, 15.-
North Cardinals senior United
States Senator, Clyde Roark
Hoey, was buried here today,
Hundreds of mourners, includ-
ing scores of high national and
State officials, attended the
services.
The body of the 76-year-old
Democrat, who died Wednesday
at his desk in Washington, was
placed in a grave next to that of
his wife, Mrs. Bess Gardner Hoey.
She died in 1912.
It was in memory of Miss
Bess' that the tall, silver-haired
Senator wore a fresh red car
nation each day in his. coat
lapel a sign by which thousands
of Senate visitors recognized
him.
Gov. William B. Umstead and
Secretary of the Army Stevens
headed an official delegation of
State and national leaders. A
special train brought about 40
Senators from Washington.
A crowd of 5000 gathered in
and around the Central Meth
odist Church for Senator Hoey'S
funeral. The church is Just
across the street from the court
house where the Senator, once a
printers devil" on a newspaper,
began a legal career that took
him to the North Carolina Gov
ernor'S chair and to Congress.
A wreath of white and red
carnations, from the United
States Senate, was at the head of
the simple gray caSket.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
With Regard. to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often q card Of thonks in
The Star meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is it q gracious expression
Of srotitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes. but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per.
sonoi note Of thonks connot well be
mailed or whose names and od-
dresses ore not known Insertion Of
O card Of thonks moy be orroneed
by telephone to The Stor. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Austin O'MuIIey, 50

CHICAGO. May Is (P-Aus-
tin O'Malley, Chicago news
paperman, died here today o1
a heart ailment. He was SO
Mr.. O'Malley started on the Chi
cago Tribune and later switched
to the Chicago Herald and
American. He is survived by
five brothers, three of whom are
priests.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
William March, Author
And Ex-Businessmun
By the Associated Press

by me AsSoeiufeo PTeSS
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-
William March. who gave up the
career of a steamship company
official to become a novelist, died
at his French Quarter home here
today.
The 60-year-old writer had
been i'll several months. Death
was due to pneumonia.
He was born William Camp
bell in Mobile, Ala, and was au-
thor of successful novels and
short stories. His latest book,
"The Bad Seed" received favor
able notices from reviewers.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Inurilittn

FINE, SAMUEL AND IDA. monu.
ment in memory of the late SAMUEL
mother OF Louis and Nate. win t b
unveiled on Sunday. May l6. 1854
at 80 pm.. at the Agudath Achin
Cemetery. Riggs rd. extended. Rela.
tives and friends invited. 16
RUBIN. MAX A monument to tn,
memory of the late MAX RUBIN viii
be unveiled on Sunday. May %, 1854
at l p.m.. at the Adas Israel Con
gregation Cemetery. Friends and rela'
tives are invited to attend.
THE RUBIN FAMILY.
SHERRY BERNARD n. A monument
in loving memory of the late BER.
NARD H. SHERRY beloved husband o.
Sophia Sherry. will be unveiled OF
Sunday May 16, 1854. at 8 pm al
the George Washington Memorial Gene
terry rifereth Israel Section tnewl
ktsgS rd. extended Friends and rela
tiVes are invited 16
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Dratha

day. Nav II. 1864, LEILA DANIELS
ANDERSON, of l439 T, st. NV, beloved
r s q SSen Farrell snG MT sister Ana E
Pruden of Atlanta. Ga. She is also sur.
vived by other relatives and many
il. friends are invited to cali at the
w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. Az
Y2n st. NV. where funeral services
VA be held ct 10 an An Tuesday, ma MAY y
Cemetery. IT
sAaTM4N May f. 1857 StEtESRh GERTRGDE ii BRRfhy BRHG
MAN Of 81 l Graham rd;, Falls Church
Nan Ts ssS espyss @dbsr wte Of Ot Ttna Sna Il Ann R and
SCI; at 1.-THE the PsaTSSon Funeral He%s: lS:
Church Va. Requiem mass will be
Fails Church. Va Ta.' on Mondas. May
M at 10 tbs an nbovs home of the
Sunday. May 16. at 7:3O pm. Inter-
ment St.. James Cemetery. Tokens
Of sympathy may sCc,t be sent to the AMER
BARTL, ANNE; OF Edgewster Md. on
NAV Il. 1854, wife of the late Forest
Bsrtl sister of Mrs. Alice .Drumm. Mrs.
Paul Payne IArs;;. .Marv Monteith, Miss
Nay NJ Bookmiller s.an;ds. and Curry and
bers' Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin st.
NV. m Tuesday May 1S at 2 pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
BAYLOR, GEORGE WALKER. On Fri
day, May IA. 1854. GEORGE WALKER
Of Of funeral ha i later. later ' ArranEements By
BECK. ANNIE L: On Friday, & NAV 4; /
sFK chsEy bsoy.d cRss %s Of Mr. FRANK ANNE n Beck /
md
Mrs. Elsie M Berkeley. Friends are in
Vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert - a.
nVRTfy ices Will be fSon held on Tuesday. @ May is
at | pm. 1nterment Glenwood Gene
BENsToN. EMMA. On Saturday. May
5 l9S4 EMMA BGNsT0N a2e at nee tSe
beloved wife of John s. Benston. She
also leaves many other relatives and
Arrangements arrange by Alexander s. Pope.
BOWLING. ARTHUR NJ. On Saturday,
Nav Is. 1854. at his residence. GOA
hRTayF hREff k'nSs sSNyL1Se sSy R%s5spd q
T. Paul Lucas, brother Of Mrs. Earl
Saum and Mrs. Lizzie Tal5ert. Funeral
services on Monday. May u; a: pm
NAV call at the Cunningham Funeral
Home. Cameron and Alfred sts., Alex
andria, Va.
BUTLER. JOHN H. Suddenly. on, Fri
day, Nav IA 1854. at his residence,
2I2 Indiana ave; NV. JOHN H BuI-
LER father of Tearline Butler. brother
of Mrs. susie jackson. He is also sur
vived by other relatives and friends:
Remains resting at Barnes 81 Matthew's
Funeral Home, GA 4th st. s.w. Notice
of funeral later.
CASSEEN. MARY GERTRUDE. On Fri,
day May IA 1854. MARY GERTRUDE
CkSSEEN of 1925 R st. Sc. beloved
wife of the late John J: CasSeen.
mother, Of Llewellyn e. g MeCartydi d ssYi Mrsi
N. Casseen. sister of William Conner
end Mrs Matte PqIIam Friends IdIs anag may
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave.
ne Funeral on Monday. May y: at
$50 am: thence to st. Francis
Xavier Church. $500 Pa. ave. Sc;
where requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. for the repose of her soul
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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Draths

WOLF. WOLF Harry A On FRIDAY. May a;
of the late Mary Wolf; devoted father
Mrs. Herbert Widmayer of wheaton
Park. Md. Mrs. Bessie Brickman of
Greenbelt. Md. Mrs. Reba Morning
star Of Saxton Pa. Mrs. Edith Getz
Of Los Angeles, Calf, William Wolf of
Portland. Greg. Services at the c. D.
9th St. NV. Tuesday. May IS. at IL
am. Interment Mount Lebanan Gene
terry, Agudas Achim Section. In
mourning at 249 Longfellow st. NV.
WOOD. JOSEPH VINCENT. Suddenly.
2n %1nTtlST ThSrSday; WcGy May 1s; 1854; JOSEPH
devoted husband of Lavester Wood.
beloved father of Leonard Gary and
brother of Mrs Loretta Evans and
Mrs Marie Clements son-in-law of
Julian and jamie Hammonds He also
leaves to mourn his passing two aunts.
Mrs. Annie Robinson and Mrs. Cath
crime Wood. Remains resting at the
John T.. Rhines q Co. Funeral Home
90l 3rd st. s.w., where friends may
call after 3 pm. Sunday. Nav 10. Fu-
neral services on Monday, May II. at
] pm. at the Way of the Cross
CHURCH. 4th st. and Virginia ave. s.e,.
Bishop Henry C. Brooks officiatinS
Ir,terment Woodlawn Cemetery. 16
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Charles 5. Keller, ST;
Founded Tailoring Firm
BY the Assoeiai.d Pres.

MONTICELLO. N. Y, May Is.
Charles S. Keller, 81. president
of the Keller Tailors Trimming
Co., died of heart attack to-
day at the home of friends in
Loeb Sheldrake.
Mr.. Keller, a native of Austria,
came to America at the age of
seven. He was 81 when he
founded the tailors trimming
firm which now has Offices in
New York, Baltimore, Chicago
and Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
1n MFmnriattt

BRECKENRIDGE. WILLIAM THOMAS.
dear husband and father. WILLIAM
THOMAS BRECKENRIDGE. who de-
parted this life eight years ago today,
May 16, 1916.
In our hearts you will live forever.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. "
BROWNE, MARY WALKER. tribute
of love and devotion sacred to the
memory of my sister. MARY WALKER
BROWNE. who entered into eternal
rest thirty years ago today. May 16.
1923.
In that mystery veil Of silence so
profound,
May your rest be ever peaceful
In that long eternal sleep.
DEVOTED SISTER. MARGUERITE
WALKER SNEAD
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
CEDAR HILL sites. $3.50 quick sale
Write CHARLES E WILLIAMS. 90 Tan
ner ave-, LexIngton Park. Md. Tel
@. NJ 2-3524. 16'
FORT LINCOLN BURIAL SITE. near
maCsoleum reas leaving town. RA.
6-4259. 16e
3 GRAVE SITES in Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry lust below rock garden; will sell
the for $500 Cedar 3-5312 liz
CHOICE lots. Washington National
Cemetery. Lots sos A. B C D, Section
&C.. reasonable offer accepted: owner
out of CITY Interested parties are to go
to cemetery to see lots.
CHOICE FAMILY LOT in National Me-
mortal Park nearby Falls Church.
Write owner. A. SALE. 8 Morris lane.
Newark. Del. for terms and appoint
ment.
SITES in National Memorial Park.
will sacrifice. TE 6-2106.
FORT LINCOLN, 5 sites. ideally loc.,
arately. DI. 7-192I.
MUST SELL 4 SITES. National Memorial
Park; sacrifice. no reasonable otter re-
fused. UN. 4-34S0.
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.Dfaths

CARRIco, RENA , g, on Friday. May
ssssa 81 EaSs Ss G. ResA cs4leo g. SH SARESo
ME D Bradfield.. Mrs; Violet v. Mori..
arty and Mrs. Charlotte I. Travis. all
the tn SnHag cnnnineham Funeral a Home men, sos
Cameron ST.. Alexandria. Va. Inter
ment Bethel Cemetery. 10
CHATMAN. wHITTIcA. On saturday,
Nav Is. 1854. at Qeorgetown uni
devoted husband Of josephine chatman.
son Of Ivory and the late Emma Chat
man. Also leaves three brothers, one
risnd. and Ed.,c. Ost Of rsasves
CHRIsTERsoN, RUTH. On wednesday.
lgs9 s6rH sRi Mass!Sf'Sas II
Beloved wife Of James as; Walton chi christer: ter.
ha% %0tss ass ft aewsTa as .on Masg
STshs% Sss FFisnS: sy Ioa ss at III Tie
Arlington. Va. where's funeral services
will be held on Monday May II. at
I9;4S am Interment Arlington Ma
CoDDINGroN. RALPH W. On Thurs.
day. May 13. 1854. at his residence.
lG a''N coppas4FoN Manor SeoTed Ned
husband OF Mary l.. Coddinfton. He
also is survived by four nieees. Clara
aad Haae r. coddnssos M dseaSlt. Hfl The
Funeral Home. Hyattsviiie: MD. ssrv-
ss WI Se sm he'a selStives and rendss mss
iay1ted' teEy lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
COURT, ELIZABETH ROSE. on Fri.
an lSsz 'i ROSE o@s'e!56isf
Nd R 6eoved sstee cd ca 8as Gnevy Anne Gsafi e.
MsrisnS. Frank NJ. y and Milton ' [. L.
Marland and Mrs. John M. Hudgins:
Homes a847 vii Wilson as bivd ives Arliassoa kesGai
Va. where funeral services will be
held on Monday. May II. at 2 pm.
trgton. D. c. 16
May Il. 1854 % NELLIE LIE MAY 9n cuRRANi TFissSi
beloved wife Of the late Mahion j.
Pierce Pierce of Memphis. Tenn; sister Of
Friends a5e invited to cali at the
Of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
fsdy Of %ourdes ucs Catholic ss church. n n es Bur
BE- BE-, offered cred at. at $50 am. Interment
CAMBRIDGE, GENEvIEvE. son Wed.
SGss asnsfsal Hospital af'ti aENfv1E1s e sRs
DANDRIDGE of 607 l. st. me-, mother
Of Mrs. Mabel White and Eugene YAM
cey. grandmother of Jean F. Yancey and
sister of Winfred Cole. She also is
survived by a host Of other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs Dandridge
may be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Sunday May 16. Funeral on Monday.
May II. from tine Mount Olive Baptist
Church. 9th St, between L and M
SITS. ne: at 80 pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
DeLANCEY. WILLIAM R. On Thurs
day, May -. 1854. WILLIAM R.
+ DeLANCEY, the beloved husband OF
Pauline s; Delaney and father of
Michael E. Delaney. Friends may
call at the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home 1861 Good Hope rd. Sc, until
services at South Post Chapel Fort
Myer. Va. at IL am. lnterment Ar
lingtol National Cemetery. 16
DE LANCEY WILLIAM oa3csr. ona
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membrane membrance dASSr' Of our dear n mother Sfln and md
grandmother, FRANCES LUCKETT. who
left us eleven wears ago. May 16. 1943.
It is lonely here without you
And SO sad along life's way:
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Till in heaven we meet some day
Evening star., 1954-05-16

BELL, MARY PATE. In memory of our
beloved mother. mother-in-law and
grandmother, MARY PATE BELL. who
died one year ago today. May 16. 1858.
Oft to our hearts comes a bitter cry,
Why. oh. why. did our mother die?
Then comes the answer so soft and
sweet.
She is not dead she is only asleep.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ETHEL PATE
Will S O. N; DAUGHTER-IN-L LAW.
HELEN LEN T. pa FATE; GRANDSON,
Evening star., 1954-05-16

MUST SELL 4 SITES. National Memorial
Park; sacrifice. no reasonable offer re-
fused. UN. 4-34S6.