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COOK. ALICE 4. MILLER. The parents
q the late Mict z: MiLLER COOK
ana friends for he prayers. kindly
doWers. cards Of sympathy. teieerams,
~ fs *. e Rss ss psv.s .ss spaa RoSn.oo
tan a. X. Z. Church. May God shed
nItsS s T,sasst DsssIss sap M Hpen MlIRn shsl9 all
CowAN. MARTHA ]. The family Of the
press its deep appreciation and sincere
bcrs for their kind expressions OF SYM
pethy. beautiful flowers and many
bereavsment. GRANDCHILDREN.
aEt q t. ss IA MA Mrs anna Ms MAs 1iaHsiff aaRf
friends for the. many forai tributes
and the use q cars; Also for the e
@ Rev orssn SHsn and ana Rev ReV. 1 grosn for Ha sheiS i
70 thank the friends and Organizations
tor the cards ana teiiesrams sent her.
HUSBAND. Sr Isi iRv1N ST'i aART; IA sisTERs. 1as
CLARA z LEWIS AND WILHEL-
hADIN. John 6. We wish to express
our appreciation for the many acts
Of kindness and expressions Of SYM
pathy and condolences extended By our
relatives. friends and neighbors during
the loss Of our beloved husband and
father. the late JOHN @. RApIN.
THE RADIN FAMILY. ~
SCOTT. REV. JOHN 4. The family oi
the late Rev.. JOHN r; SCOTT. who
rs sincere thanks and deep apprecia-
tton to the ministers. relatives, neigh
bors and friends for their many kind
sssssndsd durinss 'cSls'i our recent SeTssvs.-
Ms JOHN r. SCOTT AND cH1L-
DREN.
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|cdpt. [. w. Bates.
Lived in District
Most Of Life

Retired Navy Capt. Louis w
Bates. rs. former District resi-
dent. died Friday at McDill All
Force Base. Tampa, Fla.
Capt. Bates spent most of his
life in Washington. A tennis
tournament player and golfer,
he lived at $3.50 Connecticut
avenue NV. before moving tc
st. Petersburg, about five years
ago.
Capt. was born in Brooklyn
N. Y. and was graduated from
Columbia University and an elec.
trical engineering school. Hs
worked at the Bureau of Yards
and Docks here, both as a civil
ian and while on active duty
in the Navy. He retired about
10 years ago
Survivors are q son, Howard
W., SIT Kerwin road, Silvel
Spring, Md. q Washington Gas
Light Co. employe; two daugh.
ters, Mrs. Nancy Blanton, st
Petersburg, Fla. and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Parks. Deale, Nd:
brother. Arthur H. Bates. Brook
lyn. N. Y, and seven grand
children.
Services will be held at Team
Wednesday at the Hines funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial win be In Arlington
Cemetery.
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IHenryc. Hedriek,
|Veterun Builder

Henry Clay Hedrick. n. long
time resident Of the District and
q retired construction superin-
tendent. died Friday at Carroll
Hail Sanitarium, KenSington,
Md.
Mr.. Hedrick was born IN Rock
|ingllam County. Va. where he
was educated He came to the
district In 1900.
In 1858, after IS years service.
he retired from the firm Of Davis
Wick Rosengarten Co.. Inc.
builders. as . construction sup
|erintendent. During his long ca
|reer he supervised construction
|of buildings at Dunbarton COLI
|lege and embassy buildings on
Sixteenth street NV.
He was q lifetime member Of
the Masonic Federal Lodge No.
II and q charter member and
past patron Of Federal Chapter
No. 80. Order Of the Eastern
Star.
He Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Katie p. Hedrick. Of 237
Missouri avenue NV. q brother.
William S. Hedrick. Of Harrison
burg, Va, an aunt, Mrs. Minnie
r. Ritenour. of the District. and
several nieces and nepheWs.
Funeral services win be at 2
pm, Tuesday at the S. II. Hines
|Co. Funeral Home. 1901 Four
|teenth street NV. Burial win be
In Fort Lincoln Cemetery with
Masonic graveside rites.
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Rudolph Ripper, 3,
inventor of Brush,
Dental Instruments

DR.. Rudolph Ripper, 73. a re-
tired Washington dentist who
invented toothbrushes and dent
al instruments. died July 4 Of
| a heart attack In Vienna. Aus
Itria. according to word received
here by friends. He left in
February on a business trip to
Austria. He. lived at 1915 Web
ster street NV.
DR.. Ripper came to Washing
ton in 1948 as a displaced per-
son and became q citizen Of the
United States. He was q d.
rector and consultant of the
Trident Corp. which manu-
featured a toothbrush he In
vented.
Born in Germany. DR.. Ripper
was a graduate of Humboldt
University In Berlin and at
tended the German Clinic at
Prague University. He prac-
ticed dentistry In Yugoslavia,
Germany, Czechoslovakia and
Austria before coming to Wash
Iington.
He Is survived by his widow
Sophia. Services and burial
were held in Vienna.
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Spanish government on totally
different occasions -once. during
the monarchy. in four gilded
coaches amid great show and
pomp, again to the Republicans
in q single limousine.
With his wife, who died IN
1850. Mr.. Schoellkopf built one
OF the show place homes In
Washington Georgian man
sion at 2700 Macomb street
NV, now occupied by the In
dian Embassy.
The house included grill work
and marble from England and q
floor from q French chateau.
It was occupied BY the Schoeli-
kopfs in the fan Of 1891.
Mr.. Schoellkopf Is survived by
his son, w. Horton Schoellkopf.
jr., 2733 Thirty NTH street NV,
and two grandchildren.
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Walter H. SchoeIIkopf Dies;
[Ex-D DipIomot Prominent Here

Funeral services for Walter
Horton 6choelIkopf, well-knoWn
Washingtonian and former Dip
Ilonat who died Friday. win be
held In Buffalo. N. r. at 4 pm.
Itomorrow. Burial win be in For-
lest Lawn Cemetery there.
Mr.. Schoellkopf died Of Q heart
Iattack in his home. 54ls Up
bingham street. Bethesda. He
was 73.
His family came to this eoun-
try from Germany. according to
llegend. because q member had to
take his hat on to the mayor Of
This village.
III / have to remove my hat.
he said. I'm go to America -
The Schoellkopfs were pioneers
In water power and its Develop
lment ct Niagara Falls. Mr.
lSchoellkopf was born In Buffalo
land received his early education
there. He was graduated from
Cornell University School of En-
|gineering In 1905.
Until World War I he man
aged the family business inter-
|ests In Buffalo. He joined the
Army, rose to the rank Of major,
and was decorated for his service
lin France.
After the war he forsook busi-
ness for diplomacy, serving the
country in Paris. Vienna, Bucha-
rest, Panama and Buenos Aires.
He served In Spain under three
ambassadors. When the Spanish
civil war broke out. he sailed
through rivers in northern Spain
lon q Coast Guard ship, picking
up stranded Americans to take
them out Of the war-torn
country.
He went with ambassadors to
present their credentials to the
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INV. He was to have retired In
about q month.
Mr.. Poole began his career. as
ID runner with the Washington
Loan q Trust Co. and rise to
assistant treasurer Of tht bank,
He left In 1927 to join the Ma
tional Geographic Society as
assistant treasurer, q position he
he'd held ever since.
DR.. John Oliver La Gorce,
president Of the National Geo.
graphic Society. said: ''Mr. Poole
has been a valued member Of
our executive crew. He was
greatly admired and respected
by everyone at our headquarters
! am greatly touched by his
sudden and unexpected passing.
Mr.. Poole was born and edu-
Gated in Washington. He was q
trustee and past treasurer oi
the Volta Bureau and q member
d the Sixth Presbyterian Church
Survivors are his widow, Ells
!S.:: four sons. John c.. 2l6 Gran
vile drive, Silver Spring, Nd, q
Washington lawyer; Herbert A..
|jr. 301 West Clifton Terrace
Apartments: Air Force LIST 1t
Robert S. Poole, Del Rio. Tex;
and David c.. Of the home adj
dress: two daughters. Mrs. Will
liam Watts, 4426 Greenwich
parkway NV. and Mrs. Sidney
Collin, 8805 Melwood road. Be
thesda, Md: two brothers, Court
ney L.. Germantown, N. Y. and
William T.. Los Angeles; a sister,
Mrs. Robert w. Talks. l06 South
Clifton terrace Apartments, and
10 grandchildren.
Services viii be held at 10 am
Tuesday at the Hines funeral
home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Mrs. cestone, s..
Wus Active in
Church Affoirs

Mrs. Anthony Cestone, So. q
native Of Scotland and . resi-
dent Of the Washington area for
|32 years. died Friday at the Ma
ltionai Institutes Of Health,
Bethesda.
Mrs. Cestone, who had been III
for the past six months. came 70
this country In 1928 and settled
Iin the Washington area. The
former Miss Jean McAnn, she
was married in 1894 to Mr.. Ces-
tone, Of the cestone Roofing and
ISheetmetal Co. They have lived
for many years at 4404 Fortieth
street. Brentwood. Md.
Active in church AFFAIRS. she
was Q member Of the st. James
Catholic Church, Mount Rainier,
and the church's sodaiity and
ITrinitarian Guild. She also was
Ia. member Of the Daughters Of
Scotia.
Besides her husband. she Is
survived by . son. John A., and
two daughters. Marie Ellen and
Patricia Caroline. Also surviving
lare four brothers: Patrick Me-
Cam. Of Canada: William J. Me-
Cam, l24 Darlington street
IS.W.; Daniel Al. McCann, 1885
Iotis place NV: and Thomas
MCCAIN. Of Scotland: and three
sisters. Mrs. Carolinr Barry. Of
the Otis place address; Mrs,
Catherine Basso. 9l8 Langley
drive. Silver Spring. and Mrs,
Helen Blanche, 309 Lexington
drive, Silver Spring.
Funeral services win be held at
8 am. Tuesday at st. James
Church, Mount Rainier. Burial
win be in the Fort Lincoln Gem
letery.
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Paintings on Peru
To Be Exhibited

An exhibition Of paintings on
Peru of Past and Present" will
open at 3 pm. Tuesday in the
foyer of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute's Natural History Building.
Constitution avenue and Tenth
street NV.
The artist, Kristian Krekovic.
lis a native of Croatia, but went
to Peru in 1850 to study Inca and
|pre-Inca cultures and is now q
citizen OF Peru. His paintings
Include aspects Of ancient cul-
lures and present-day Peruvians.
The exhibition win be open
daily from 8 am. to 4::30 pm.
Through August %.
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Charles w. Forni
Of Silver Spring,
Engineering Aide

Charles w. Forni, As, an EN-.
|ploye Of the Washington Subur.
ban Sanitary Commission, dice
Friday at his home. 1904 South
|Springwood drive. Silver Spring
Md.
A native Of Somerton, Ohio
Mr.. Forni came to the Washing.
ton area more than rs years ago
He was employed by the Griffitt
and Perry fuel company and thu
National Dyeing and Cleaning
Institute before joining the stafl
|of the sanitary commission as an
Engineering aide six years ago
He had been Ill for the past three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forni woulc
have celebrated their 25th wed.
ding anniversary in September
Their only daughter. Mrs. MARY
Lou Ridgeway. died six weeks
ago.
Mr.. Forni was q member oi
the Woodside Methodist Church
in Silver Spring, and served al
an usher and steward. He also
was active in the church's dra-
mates club.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Forni /,
survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Forni, Of Barnes.
willie. Ohio: four sisters: Miss
Lottie M. Forni, of GAINESVILLE;
Mrs. Harry Brock, Bethesda
Ohio; Mrs. @. Clyde Cook, Mar.
tins Ferry. Ohio, and Mrs. Anna
Lucas, Of Somerton, Ohio; and q
brother. Robert z. Forni, 81;
Thayer avenue, Silver Spring.
Funeral services viii be held al
3 pm. tomorrow at the Warner
|Pumphrey funeral home, 8431
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in the Rockville
Cemetery.
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|MoIcoIm 6. choce, 80.
New EnqIond Finuncier

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July IS
R Malcolm g. Chace, 80.
Providence financier, swho was
for years a leading textile figure
In New England and one Of the
most influential men in the de-
|velopment Of electric power in
the Northeast, died today at his
summer home in HyanniS, Mass.
Mr.. Chace organized the Berk-
shire Fine Spinning Associates.
Inc. now Berkshire Hathaway.
Inc, He was q founder Of the
New England Power Association.
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GILLIAN. CATHERINE NJ. A tribute ol
mother. cATHEREiNE EESti. N. SarIIIAM. who
left me tvsnty-four years ago today
July IL. 1881.
Many years have passed since that
when the one loved was called away,
9ca took her home Y E, vas His Miii.
HER LOVING DAUQHTER. VIRGINIA
HARRISON. LESSEE. In, loving memor,
Of our dear mother. LESSEE HARRI-
s1lS s4S' " yho 1915. gssssssd away 'iz years $50
DeSs 9n o,.y h1Sss ss. .s .sd 1.n. DS ors
We're happy that the good God rave
II only for while.
HER CAILDREE. JOSEPHINE. JOHN
HOLMES, MELVIN n. In memory d
ny g bel beloved husband; MELVIN n
two years aEo. July II. 1853.
God knew the way was getting rough
And that the hills were hard u
80 BE closed his wecry eyslids
And whispered, ''PeacN be thine"
But he's not dead to me. who loved him
ne vi lives 0s Il inss nv memory nsns SsiS5s now.
And yilI forever more, -.
HIS LOVING WIFE. PEooY"
HOLMES
|LANGHoRN, PHTIlP.. Sacred 70 this
memory OF our husband and father
PHILIP LAN0HoRN, who departed thi,
ne ,nIs ,ninseteen years aso today. july
Loysa ip lIss rsnssn1!sessss %! !e |, in I death; ,,l,,
TERe, FLORENCE L. JACKSON ANr
EIIZAnETH LANQHORN.
|LETCHER. ROSETTA ACHsAH. IN Low.
acassH AZ nsoTy e Hs %SsS @Sa a:Dss3sd M
life July II. 1928.
Today We think Of those who left N
On the battlefield Of life.
They have gone. but deep In memory
We rslive their pain and strife.
ldoBERG. IVA BETHEL. In iovins
memory Of our devoted wife and sister
IVA BETHEL MoBERG. who was taken
away one year ago on July 10. 1884
She 10 mot dead but Just away.
Beyond all grief and pain.
Earth's loss Is Heavens I gam. ~A''
WE MISS You DARLING: EDMuNr
B. MOBERG. JANIS B. HETHEL.
sMNsON, EDWARD, AND SMITH. HET.
TIE. A tribute Of love IN memory o,
my dear father, EDWARD sWfN6oN
| who passed away July AZ. 1887. ant
| my cousin. HETT1E SMITH. who passed
away July 4. 1s49.
How often my thoughts 90 wanderins
- TO the days when you we're here,
Are memories ri cherish for years
DEVOTED pAuoHTER AND COUSIN
MAUDE o. TWTTTY.
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LILLIAN {. IlH HADIEY. Ii YA ssss. :" Il s
HOLLAND. ALEXANDER d.. yR. ON
s'1IeoaEs HoELANpy ay IT, isss Noso. af4Annnf Il nsra
later. Arrangements BY Frazier Funeral
HOOVER. HARRY CHEsTER. On Thurs
ss gespits Any AaRY ssa esaEsTrRc ciGrsssHSn aoossR
beloved beloved husband Of Ru6y OSBORNE
Michael and and MS. Afs RUBY u NJ. SEsaI Gccsrths; u
caroie Ann x &ieSaei Seio IL Il siso IS snr1 ano
Erdsy yssa y ss nrss s SrS'hs' spd S s r.. sister ser
dence. 400 800 Ssburs Ash " d. IL NV. W. after .fssr
8 pm. Friday, July Is. Funeral
services at his sbove late residence on
and pOa ssIativss ives Invited nv rnssrment f1Gs Fors
Lincoln Cemetery. IA
HOWARD, RICHARD I. on Friday,
july Is. 1855, ct his home. Ciarks-
burg. Md, RICHARD L. HOWARD, be-
loved husband Of Ester M. Howard and
father of Catherine Duley. Dorothy
Helen Luck. Ruth a. Mitchell, Doris
Norman NJ. Carroll K. Jessie j.. I'd.
syoS., waEd vsTa e. ,s'. Jean snd Earl y HoEsrd
Elizabeth and Arthur N. Howard,
ioniai1 Funeral me Home Home q q Robert 4. ~ Pun @
Seeisvilis PrssSyterisn M Church Sss on = Mon. On.
DAY, July IL. at pm. Interment
church cemetery. II
MARY ELIZABETH. On
Saturday: July 16. 1855, at her home
EIi5AsEEgIias EIisonilH iHlHgsffifssieES6NS ffifsie sslsyss ssNs
of Mary V Virsinia Hnnsinston HStcDn ana p'ass III
late Ethel Huntington Chaconas, sister
Of Mrs. Ethel T. Norris and Ernest v
Athes silsS.,,,s1sn she alsc is survived bg tws tws
Theodore chaconss. Friends may cal
July IL. Services at the Grace Epis.
Sa.FsH gss t. c4a Il wssSn' D tern
6EcKHG 6EiscnxGia xRSSREr GsRssSsTsE On Friday. jui,
plls vi lsss; e Primes dscrsss e g. HSsPi.ai ao, {.
coinsr Manor. Nd. beloved wife u Iii Iii
late John Henry Joeckel,. and mother d
the 0asch Funeral Home, Hyattsviile
ksstise. Ss ssspa ssa isnas s ns.ss fs e Intsa
nient Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
ssy. july Il. lsSs' SEHi foTTfE l. e. skoWs HeSpi
N ssrsiysd ~ on one srothss @ Psniel 6iSi aa Finet
ney aunt q Irene 4; Robinson: Lett. \.
&. 0Tesory. Loretta {, Bryant. poro.
| thy M. stone, hester L. Dudley. Inezs
| Fox Eursline Oats, Mildred Marshall
Pofs siI Lyissd sSd Charles a.. ds.1 Msrshal R0bsr
other relatives and friends After I
| pm Saturday, July 10. friends ma,
| call at her late residence. Puneral
sservices q liSo pm. sunday; JnI,
10th st. and copstituticn ave. ne.
terment Woodlawn ccmetery. IL
HING, JOYCE LAyERNE. On Friday
4 July 15,. 1866. JOYCE LAVERNE KING
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
| EFT King Of 3I2 Taylor ct. NV. Inter.
/ ment on Monday, July Is, ut tn,
Moodlhwn Cemetery. Arrangements b.
Jarvis.
kNIGHT, NILDRED, On THURSDAY, J ysl, 4
e . LAOS ~, ST. s NV; belSysd EYED sister 3
Peterson. devoted aunt q Mrs. Made
Inc Brown. Mrs. Caroline Faulcon
sich.5d ~. Petersen ,s,a.a and n % Earl GlgSsr g.
EE Murray. 4 Son. 1887 10th St
n:yS where friends may call ate
\ services on. MONDAY July 49,. at
i pm. ct the Mount Qiiead Baptis
i Church, Rev Coleman ctilciating. In
i terment Harmony Cemetery. Family q
$3.50 uiinois ere. nv.
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PubIicists to Meet

The American Public Relations
Association will meet at l2:l5
pm. Wednesday at the Hotel
Burlington. l12o Vermont ave-
nue. NV. Wells Gray. Of the
United States Chamber of COM
lmerce, will address the group.
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Druths

ADDISON. JOSEPH. suddenly. on FRI
day. July l5, 1865. JOSEPH ADDISON
a Cedar Hill. PRINCE Georges County.
9ossps Jose sa.ass asdon q Af.nsrnss ans Misn
o, AdT0n fi0sy chareS csnson siSaSss = Ma sas
.n Sn Msnd ny Sy s f s nsss Hnesr
Marlboro. Nd In lieu Of flowers con-
tributic%ns ms may bs made TO the Heart
BANKS, WILMA GRrFFITH. on Fri-
day. July Is, I955, at Qecrsetown
atosrs,sssss rssss Win Wafs.id rHh e. shirlinason lRiaNas
wife q G; R. ssnks. sister of Oliver
can at the Demaine Funeral Home.
eSss srS,oss 81 Son. nj ysr cRaps
s;,s.niIi sin.,.I9 iatsTmsns Afiins'0n i Ss-
bARKER, CATHERINE r. On Friday.
July. Is. 1855. .st her residence, 502
fha nHRK 81 cS5Td SaIogsd Md 1i. a ths ste
James b. Barker and mother of Mrs.
Charles Richafd Meile. I. Funeral from
1881 dsorais Ss aye'on sye. NV, on Mondas.
a st. John the Baptist az La sale
Church, Chillum. Md. at 10 am. In-
BARR. HOWARD D. On Tnursday. June
BSRR sR q q lsPSl zao2 Russell ia ave-. M Mount
Rainier. Nd. beloved husband Of Louise
a. Barr Friends are invited TO call
ss The Esssssda, as.r Chevy Is,i Gha;s Tuns5sl Ss
Shesda. Nd. where servicss viii be held
ssrnsSs Aslissson Rasionsi csms,srs.
Please omit flowers. II
BATES, IOUIs v. on Friday. July Is.
Sa4as ssh q ST TrRss Rsan lyos Eopls sprins
Parks. brother Of Arthur II. Bates;
sssniss: Eo. ssel g ns g4ss a1ss Ss wsdns:
S1E 1rinssSn sSly Nssloasl e. c.msssry S Is
sLogKk. PETE r; O. Friday; S;.S. July ns 1s;; s;
Msrsaret { Blok. father Of Mrs. Mar
arg sde z y daSS Eons e rrisnah Msh NC Ms .ss
survived By four grandchildren: brother
81 John a Blok of Dearborn. Mich: !:
Mrs. Sara Francke and Mrs. Elizabeth
Friends Frs uissn NAY e can p st aasisrs % Chapel
July II tfree parking opposite). sery-
ss, ;sss and iDeermsnt Grand Rapids fs
BoARDLEY, SARAH Ann. on Friday,
a ~ ~. isSs Rsa s. AZ fsslSe1ss Sss SoAsp KS
LEY. devoted wife Of James R. Board.
ley, beloved mother Of Ernest and
mourn their loss one sister. Mrs. Ella
Brown Of Baltimore. Md: one brother.
Judge Price: three grandsons, julius.
insisT norcthy sad Msiess SoaTdies,
and host OF other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at her late
residence, 902 Gath. ave: ne, where
friends may call after 4 pm. Tues
Day July 1g:,. Funeral services 81 y
tSs IsoossGasM arscs M:shodiss sa chnreh, 5is seth
ave, Fairmount Heights.. Nd, Rev
EdWaYd 8. williams ofhciatinR. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements BY the John q. Rhines Y
CO. Funeral Home. Dol Srd st. ,s.w
poLLEs, MAJ. GEN. FRANK GRAN.
DALI, u. s. A. tretiredl. Of Seauin,
Tex. on July Il; 1885. father o
Mrs Robert nd, rsnt HsElst Ms 1bsi,es jane jT
sesman p. and John Il. Bolies. Re.
mains at Chambers Funeral Home
3052 M st NV. Services at Arlins-
ton National Cemetery on Tuesday
July 10, at ! pm. Fun military
honors.
noNskL, HENRIETTA MORRIS. or
saturday. July. Is. 1885. ct her resi-
dence, after long illness. HENE1ETIh
MORRIS BoNsAL. wife Ct The lat! lat!
stephen ss HSnsa mother tines. p "a phiI1D pDdle,
b. Bonsal. she also Is survived ,,
two grandchildren. Funeral private
Please omit flowers. 10
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Braths

WHITE, CHARLES Z. on Thursday
July II 1885. & his residence, 1915
Msssachusetts ave; So. CHARLES T
nssss 0 wts & .ns III rs Selossa lpsaps f.tSs, sns
and chsries Z. white. r.: Il grand. i.
father of Ruth. and Earl Black. III
aH sdn snS hosSs nS g sFe oss resss
and friends. The late Mr.. White ma,
Rs soms sisysS ~ A. ]. ne ste.sTt ssss guIera
nsaa On sanS., s gsl, 4 nPssa Psoples ssfy5Ss. co
nunity Church. Ilfh and q, stss ne,
ia.arsns @ ss WSedisva & ce$..:ss csas ssi.fip'
ssss sHs saGs n wslas q asEIs.s j, isas
81 Virsinia walker. fsthsr 81 '.SSssIs decrTe
Leonard and William walker. brother
Syea 81 sWsvs we've as fIsS other sSs
relatives and many friends. After
yitsd TO- ssli 81 the Jarvis funeral
Ssrs csaIe :er1sss rasa sGH n s. !: .d !. EsTs %
,sds;y.,, tuesday, Jy. July lg; Intsrmsnt Lincoln
WOLFE, MARY FRANCES. On satur.
Sts ga MA M sss 8 wGpf sSaSSesa q 5S1s aSs
Iennyson st, NV. beloved wife d
William W. Wolfe, sister Of Charles,
William and Miss Nellie. Campbell. All
H Hines Co Funeral Home. 2g0i 18th
st. nv. on Monday, July Is. ut 2
pm. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
IL
wRENN. NORA 3. On Saturday. july
16. 1855. at her home. g2IS Manchester
fo, Silver SnfiuR, Nd - NORA T.
WRENN. wife of the late John {.
Wrenn and mother of Mrs. MsrgaIet
Warner e. Pumphfey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
Services win be held on Tuesday. July
lg. ct 10 am. Interment Gienwood
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Mrs. H. M. McGregor
ALLENTOWN, Pa. July

ALLENTOWN, Pa. July 10 UT
Mrs. Howard M. McGregor,
40-year-old wife Of the treas
|urer Of Muhlenberg College and
la former resident Of Frederick,
Nd, died at her home here last
might.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
With Regard to o
Gard of Thonks

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Evening star., 1955-07-17
Herbert A. Poole, OfficioI
Of Geographic Society

Herbert A. Poole. 81, assistant
treasurer Of the National Geo-
graphic Society, died unexpect-
ledly of heart attack yesterday
lat his home. 1885 Kalrnia road
Evening star., 1955-07-17
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ChAIG. NUEMAN = Tribute Of low
5 our loved one, NORMAN n
@Ss.sS CRAIG. who died in the seryicl
z3 Of his country eleven years aG,
today, July II. 1914. at Por
In memory's lovely gardsn.
Where remembered 5oye bloom fair
Your memory, dear Norman.
How dear. how near your memory;
How sweet. how close. It stays,
TO W watch ci,,aa sncys tH.y yoar h.. Loved ones
DEVOTED FAMILY.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
JUDGE N. SINGLETON. w. M.
w. B. FURR, Secretary. II

HENRY G. Oficers and mem
No. 80. o: =. S.. are hereby
notified Of the death Of our
late brother. HENRY C.
HEDRICK. Funeral services
from 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV,
llllY 10 nt q n m