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Edward Gurvey;
District Layer

Edward A. Garvey, IS, real
estate attorney for "a years, died
yesterday at his home. 1910 Ge-
ranium street NV.
A graduate Of Georgetown Law
School. he was o member Of the
University Club. While at
lGeorgetown, he also was . MEM
Der Of the RoTC.
Mr.. Garvey attended Nativity
Catholic Church.
He is survived By his wife,
Mrs. Sylvia Garyey; one son.
Edward Garvey, q student at
Mount st. Mary's College. En-
lmittsburg, Nd; three brothers,
John e. and william F.. Garyey
Iof Martinsburg, w. Va, and Ber-
lnard r. Garvey of 3503 Pat
lterson street NV, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Mary S. Mawhinney of
San Bernardino, Calf, and Mrs.
Adelaide LeBuffe, Silver Spring,
Md.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ling made by Hines Funeral
Home. 2901 Fourteenth street
INV,
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most Bohemian atmosphere pos.
sible. still In his teens. he wa,
Iaften in Paris jails for drunk.
Ienness. In later life he volun.
tarily tried several mental in.
lstitutions when he fell ints
moods Of despair.
Although he continued paint
ing throughout his life, all his
best work was done by 1920
The lonely streets Of his cits
scenes and his famous whites
marked his work. He was what
might be called a primitive,
in that he painted what he saw
and belonged to no school.
He did, however. draw from 9TH
ers for inspiration and several
painters Influenced his work.
Prodigous Worker
He turned out q prodigious
number Of paintings many oi
them In recent years when his
talents were obviously on the
decline. The critics raised thei1
voices but the pictures contin-
|ued to, sell even when everyone
knew that Mr.. Utriilo was otter
working from cheap picture
postcards. His best known art
are ia Butte Pinson. = '.Le La.
pin Agile, = Moulin de Ia Gal.
Ilette,n "Rue st. Marie" and "Ls
Rue d'orchamps."
Mr.. Utrillo is said to have hat
has only one genuine frient
throughout his life--aside from
his family. That was another
painter, Arnedeo Modigliani. whit
died in 1920. partially Of tn,
dissipation he had learned from
mfr. Utrillo.
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WiIIiom P. Meyer, Official
OF Restaurant Service Firm

William P. Meyer, So, vic,
president OF the Cleaves Fooe
Service Corp. died Of q hear
attack yesterday at his home
2O25 North Underwood street
Arlington.
Mr.. Meyer had just returned
from a vacation trip with Mrs
Meyer to the home Of their son
Richard. In Indianapolis.
He joined the Cieaves Corp.
industrial and institutional res.
Itaurant operators. in 1852, aftel
mine years as manager 81
Ewart's Cafeteria here. Among
the organizations served by tht
company are the Nationa
Bureau Of Standards, the FB.
Academy at Quantico. Va, ane
the Hercules Powder Co. at Rad,
ford. va.
MIR. Meyer began his career
lat the age Of Is as an apprentice
in his fathers bakery in New
York. his home town. Aftel
learning this trade, ne went init
1.-THE restaurant business. workin,
under chefs on the West Coasi
and In New York.
He became owner and operator
|of the Old Homestead Restau,
rant and Bakery In the Wal
Street financial district of New
York in 1928. Here. he serves
5000 persons a day. He alst
owned and operated the Steal
House in New York.
After World War I, Mr.. Meyer
served with Herbert Hoover
European relief program withou'
pay. purchasing food, primaril,
fish. In Nova Scotia and Canadt
for shipment abroad.
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Anuruing

COHEN. nERTHA. There win be n
memory sas Of The late sERaT'THiA eoHEN
beloved wife 81 sol Cohen and mother
Of Morris and Samuel Cohen. on
g nahas shs psssiss q So.amsia .Ss
18th st. and AlehaEne ave. sc. Rela-
tivss and friends are invited TO attend
DKNNIsoN. LOUIS, There win be a
memc1y ns 81 tie iate TO EouaS II ,DisENNisoN
beloved father 81 Robert /. and Rer.
nard Denriscn. Mrs. Norris Cnass
ne NoS. NE israil ,a5s asenTssa: e Sn smnday
the Ohev 6holon, Csmstegy. kslAtiyel
and friends invited. -
H0NIEMAE. BOSE: Thegs yii ss al sr
NAN. beloved wife Of irving Henikman
and beloved mother of Leslie Shelley,
8andrM Honikman and Stella Kilt. on
Sunday November Q, 1855, At 2 p.r1.,
at the District of Columbia Lodgt
Csinesery; Sc. Friends and relatives
KATz. IsADORE. The unYeiline Of .
monument to the memory Of the late
ISADORE KATE beloved husband o.
Lillian Kstz and devoted father Of
Jerfold Katz. will take place on sun
day. Noyemher -. 1858, at 2 Pm,
tiFes and friends Invited.
WIENER, BEN. The unveiline Of q
monument to the memory Of the. late
Rsy and devoted father sof stenart and
sharon Wiener, win tAk8 plaee on Suns
day. November g. 1855. at 1880 .. m.
at the 0hev GholoFn Cemetery Ala
banna ave. So. Relatives and friends
: yNEtfAn. e 4 I
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lii Asrittnria,i,

ygIT. CATHERINE III. IN loving mem
eTy .2i my dear mother. cATHKsiNi
NJ. VEIT. who left me nineteen year
ago today November 9. 1880,
When ,s,.E potter bresthes her ias
The stroke meshs more than tonru
The world seems quite another plac
Without the sEnile Of mothers face
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, MAR
HARET JACOBS.
WARD. EuNICE ALLEN. n memory q
&UNICE ALLEN WARD, who died thre
SehTs %. November O. 1889.
Time viii never heal our loss.
Only God can HELM ub bear Il.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, JOSEpF
Z; AND JosEpH A. AND MARIE q
xOUNQE. JENNIE M. This Is you
birthday, November 9. 1865.
Death touched you gently. dear,
And lightly passing by,
He set your spirit free
To soar on high:
No more with Us on earth,
IN heaven y0n found new birth.
YOUR DAUGHTER.
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Flying Doctor Safe
After Plane Crashes

WATERVILLE. N. c.. Nov. s
(H1 "A Dandridge tTenn.) ply
|sician. missing since Wednesday
lon q fight over the Smoky Noun
tains. walked into a ranger sta
tion today.
DR.. Samuel Sullenberger. AZ,
said his light plane crashed
Wednesday in q rugged noun
tain area near Waterville.
He was unhurt.
The doctor said he had spent
most Of the time since the crash
walking toward this little town
near the Tennessee border, only
about is miles from the scene Of
the crash.
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Darn nf Tllanka

GRANTTHNG, ROY n. / wish to thank
my friends and relatives for their
acts 81 klndness. cards and telagrams
during nay recent Bereavement.
HIS DKVCTED WIFE, NARY q.
GRANTING.
HARvEY, GEORGE h., sR- the family
81 the late GEORGE II. HARVEY. ST.,
wishes to thank their relatives and
many friends who 80 gractously re.
naembefed them duriug their recent
bereavement
PARKER, vANKgSA CAROL. We wish
70 express our appreciation Tor the
sions Of sympathy and eundclenpe ex-
tended by our friends ard relatives
eUrtng tde recent illness and death
Of our baby, VANE6aA CAROL
PARKER. THE FAMILY.
PRICE, MINNIE I The family qf
the late MINNIE ]. PRICE are deepiy
gTateful 70 their many friends who
60 graciously remembered them In
their recent bereavement.
ROBINSON. JOsEPH ARDELL. We wish
to express our appreciation Tor the
many acts Of Kindness. expressions
OF sympathy and enndpience extended
BY our relatives and friends:
1zR. AND MRS. JOSKPH JEFFERSON,
MILDRED Il. FEARSON.
WlGGENs, GERTRUDE b. The family
Of the late GERTRUDE p. WJQQlNS
wishes to thank their many fKiends
who 80 sraeiously remembered them
GurinG their recent Bereavement.
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Mr.. Meyer was a charter nem-
Der of the National Restaurant
Association. and . member Of
the Washington Restaurant As.
ISOLATION. He belonged to the
Washington Coli and Country
Club.
Surviving are his widow. Dor
Iotfy l.. and a daughter. Roberta.
both Of the home address: his
son. Richard: three grandci1il-
Idren: and q brother, Henry A.
Meyer, of Crawford, N. y.
Services viii be held tomorrow
lat the Prall funeral home In
lRoseIle, N. j., with burial Tues
day in Elizabeth, NJ. j..
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Mass Set Tuesday
For Msqr. Kelly

A solemn requiem mass will
be held at 9 am. Tuesday at
st. Francis Xavier Church
Twenty-eighth street and Penn
sylvania avenue Sc, for the
late Msgr. William E. Kelly
who died a month ago. He was
the pastor there.
Msgr. Henry r. Graebenstein,
pastor Of st. Anthony's Catholic
Church and lifelong friend OF
Msgr. Kelly. win celebrate the
mass.
Parishioners and other friends
of Msgr. Kelly will attend.
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h. H. james, Funeral Director;
Leesburq Resident 25 Years

LEEsBURG. Va. Nov. 5 tspe-
|cial, Herbert II. James, 81.
died Unexpectedly Of a heart at
tack this morning at Muse &
Reeds Furniture Store in Lees
burg. Mr.. James was q funeral
director and embalmer at the
Colonial Funeral Home here.
A native of Waterford, he was
the son Of the late Edgar Clayton
James and Elizabeth Hough
James. He had been q resident
|of Leesburg for IS years. He was
graduated from the Eckels Col
|lege Of Embalming in Philadel-
|phia In 1926.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Cora 8. James: three sons, Emer-
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Maurice UtriIIo, II, Dies
World Fomous Painter

OAK, France, Nov. 5 R.-
French Painter Maurice Utrillo
/ q mad genius whose life wal
tortured by drink and despair,
died today Of bronchial pneu:
monia at II.
He died In q Dax hotel to
which he had come about q week
Iago from his suburban home in
Paris. His wife Lucie, whom he
married in 1885. was at his bed
Iside.
Despite fading health and the
fact that for three decades he
Ihas lived In q world Of twilight
reality, Mr.. Utrillo painted until
the end and only recently played
himself in & short Sacha Guitry
motion picture bit. His best
work ranks with the greatest
land his paintings hang in the
worlds great museums.
d. g. Galleries Have Some
Goth the National Gallery
and the Phillips Gallery here
have Utrillo paintings. Those
at the National Gallery are
the Church Of st. SEVERN and
Mairzy-Ste. Geneyieve. The
Phillips Gallery has q painting
Of the Place de Terte In Mont
martre, characteristic of the
artists white period, and
an earlier painting, the Abbey
Church at st. Denis.)
His beginning marked him
either Tor q quick end or the
acclaim Of genius. He discovered
alcohol at 10 and was 3 drunk
ard by the time he took up
painting -on the advice OF q
doctor at 18.
Mr.. Utrillo was born In Mont
martre and that famous area
was his fayorite subject. He
asked and probably win be
granted funeral services in the
magnificent Sacre- -Couer Cathe-
draI that crowns Montmartre.
Father Unknown
Mr.. Utrillo's mother was Su-
zanne Valadon, q model for
many famous painters. including
Cezanne and Renoir, and . tall
lented painter who gave her son
much OF what little instruction
he received. Mr.. utrillo's father
was unknown. thought to be an
Iuntaiented painter named Bois-
Isy. His mother. however, is said
ito have told that either Degas
or Renoir could have been the
father. Mr.. Utrilio took his name
from the Spanish critic and
writer. Miguel Utrillo. who Of
fered it after hearing the
mothers story.
Mr.. Utrilio grew up In the
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Mrs. T.B. Jones, As,
After Long illness

Mrs. T. B. Jones. As, Of 6s12
Ninth street NV, died Thurs
day of multiple sclerosis in Car
field Hospital after a long ILL
mess.
The former Mildred r. Miller,
Ishe was a native of Washington,
and attended schools here.
Mrs. Jones is survived by her
husband: her son, Jerry A. Jones,
II. a student at Coolidge High
School. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Miller, OF the Ninth
street address; a sister. Mrs.
Dorothy L. Crouch. Of Ogden,
Md. and a brother. Norman II.
Miller. Of Wheaton, Md.
Services win be held at 5 pm.
tomorrow at the s. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. with burial in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Ison n. and william. both Of Lees
burg and Berkley, of Marshall.
Va; three daughters. Mrs. Har-
lvey Cockerill, Ashburn: Mrs.
Victor jackson, Leesburg, and
Mrs. James Brady, Hyattsville,
Nd: three sisters. Mrs. Frances
|Riggott and Mrs. Helen Leighton.
both OF Bridgeport, Conn, and
Mrs. Edwin L. Wisherd, 4704
Warren street NV. Washing
ton: one brother. Roy James. Of
Baltimore, and is andchildren.
Funeral services viii be held at
2:30 pm. Tuesday at the Colo
NAL Funeral Home. They will be
conducted by the Rev. George G.
Oliver. Burial viii be in Union
Cemetery. Leeshurg.
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With Regard TO o
Cord Of Thonks

Ven sftea . card Il shonks ID
The Stot meets 9 need which tan
haFab Be solved Ia any other way.
Not say is it,a sFecious expsession
Of srafituda 10 those Who have seai
fleral tributes, but also eeustsously
acknowledges he services aad kind.
aasses Of he Eaay 10 whom . per.
soaal note q thanks cannot web BE-
mailed o. whose aeanes end ed.
dresses ere not known. Insertions q
eoed 81 fhanks may Be arsaased
By teIsphoas 10 The sisf ST. 5000
The Evening and SUNDAY ssas
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DrathH

ADAMS. BETTY d. on Wednesdey, NO
vsmnsr & 1855. skILXs L.s.,u q Al,l AlR,Aalss =
asfea e n. onsss.s sss iaa sS.l.e 1ossss aIs ssasr
yiving are brother, Horace Kennedy
ct chicaEo. ~. and ether relatives
sna sna1Z ssssne1 41sss alasra. II - n9on s
vited b call 81 her late reside1ee
Funeral from the Tahernaels B9etistl
Chursh. 719 piyision ave. a-s.s on
assss Hiassln Msaeslai u c.ssssrn Al.
rAneenents BY Mcclure. INC
AKafxr. VIRGIL d. on saturday, mo-
yenbsf s. 1853. at PItnee qscrses
kssSshdf q Nsiiis y. f Arnei md . isthsr
a Ina s SsasI ssSsFs ,.F,iess = asd 4 aiSs sSs
Himmons Bros. FUNERAL Home. 1851
coed Hope I'd. a.e. on Monday. Noe
zen ys1aabsT ..:; Z; q pm. lnternsnt csear
ARsFEL. VIRGIL q. 4 special eom-
M LlsdE:; / ssr.ss ss. saail.ss I'll & 81 3 NON: m;:
AyX pm % conduct Masonic
~ ViRdn SaT'cS n asssSiEL. 81
ssdsr = We ). soHEIanNsRn5sY. HaNnY. sassa ssersssry.
nARBouK. KIMO. Departed This life
saddenly. On Friday. November 4. 1855.
ELMo 9ARHoUR acn q ne ,lsss lass
srOisT Iaa saa ars Mas aSdois nssaS srooss RsSss
Delaware o., William III. HaIph =. o.
Calvin and Rufus Barbour. He also
isSyss acss q niesss ys;.r nspneE9, s,.,sea 9nc
may cali after ! j m Monday. MoysIrl-
6cr 4, at the Ralph and lgabella Bar
6our Runeral Hclns 4s Il 4: nj
~. TassaSyg Novsrsiser 81 IL 1850
PM Rev. George o. Bullock cfaeists
lak. 1nterment Harmony CemeteEy. 2
BENTON. NADISA i. suddsnly % sun
day, October 81, 1893, ~ zoe sssIcsEg, .
Airinsn second Cisss Tioyd g; Bsntola.
flaughtev 81 william II. and Msly1 1s
4 Baker and sister q william =. nakeF.
Tests II ~ II tss | Warnes j. pasnirhfsy ru-
sprins. Nd. where frierds ma. visit oIl
Mlcnaay S essyssn sTssss on Is TssSa sSa Noysnssr
ssrassas sas AriiiMnstosR Al Il s' 'Nsiieasl T TdsmsssFs,
sIAxk, EMILY WIGsON. On 1tiday,
NeysRser 4 ~. i9sP q n1ssoss 8 4ssRasssi slrss4
va. wife. 81 the late Herrx nIaks.
snofher gf Mrs.. N4WaId =. ChanpeLi'
mrs. Eliis 81 Miqdiften end Mgs.
Sss5,ss nIsF. Sd5ss ]. y r.is is saasss chass VA Va
b ~ q. % sIster 1t Nh. Alfred ). cl9xton
81 Mszandria, 4, !, ana Mlss Il EIi.s. i,s
ICES icss Il Ire s. H. Hinss e: Funeral
Home. 1901 I4th st. NV. lfEee PARK.
inrl. ID Monday, November 81
mn. Intefment Rock Gfeek
Eiske renueSted that contributions bs
MADE to the American Hahle bgcigty.
fz3S d 81. nv. WashtnEton. 2. q
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iii @riitnriaiit

HAILEY. ANNIE Z. A sacred and sin.
ceEe sricuts gf love 70 my mother,
November 4. 1851
Thers,s 81 epsn sats q the end u
Tizronsh which each must no alone,
And there n nRht We cAnnns see
Our Father claims his own.
Heypnd that eats cur loved one
&inda happiness and rest.
pAuuTTEk BLANCHE b. BAILEY. :
n0L1NGER, RETTTE HUGEES, Died
November 9. 1882.
Gone with God.
HER MUBBAMD And TfIREE SONS. :
DAVIS. LUCINDA JENNINGS. fn aad
but loving memory 81 my dear mother,
LUCINDA JENNINGS DAVIS. who
passed away four years aso. Nogem-
bsr 9. 1851.
just linz Of sweet renAsnahrance.
just b memory. fond and true:
dust token of loves devotion,
Mother, my heart still longs for you
HEN DEVOTED DAUGHTER Luz
GINDA. q
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DAVIS. LUCINDA JENNINGS. III iov-
ErsndInothef. q LUCINDA JENNINGS
ioaf years ii sso todas. " November r. u y, 1868.
Loving memories never die
As Years roll on and days pass by:
Deep In our hearts memory ts kept
OF the one We loved and can never
youR b ip5EESvSoTEp ESvS son. oEoRoE JEN.
NINGE; GRANDDAUGHTER DONNA
JENEiN9s; lstg a s,s q DsNuo oHTEis -IN-LA VI.
cILLIARD. ADELAIDE Y. A tribute q
1 ADELAIDE v. GfELiARb. who erafersd ssssiss
into eternal res. eleven yeerR aeo 10
dag, November 9, 1914.
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Where loveliness never dies,
she lives n land Of glory.
With The blue and the gold Of the
And We who have known ana loved her.
VIII ssrsh hsF ne memory DTopsR alws " sais
DENoTEp ciiiLbkEN xNb GRAND
JACKsQN. LUKE. a menory 81 LUKE
sssier 81 wiIiia iRana ithsr Il @ Jssserson.
MARY. Lewis Cora. Alvin and Lave
renee who departed this world Mo-
KSNn&&s "a q A&pbe II VI
JcI5Ns0N. LOITlk. In fond and IoT-
inE memory c{ our dear mother, L1T-l
TIE JOHNSON. who departed this life
elght yehra $50 today. November o.,
1a47,
Our thoughts ot you win never fAds.
I You VIII be forever e 9 bright star in|
sons zBWzRD i. AND JOHN i.
EdRIEs0N. ETTfE a. "a memory q
my beloved mother EFFIE a. ROBINS
4 SON, who uessed away three years
ago today, December 9, 1862,
J. VIRGINIA. fETERA.
sT1RKs, CARRIE KsTELI,E. m Tiseni-
0ry or CARRIE EGTELLE sTAHKe. who
departed this life eight SeAts age
d November 8. 1947.
II wonderfui mother. woman and aide.
one who Was better God never made; !;
A wonderful worker, 40 lnyal and true.
one u d million. that mother was you.
Jusk ID your judgment. always. right.
f H0neet and liberal ever upriEht;
Loved by your friends, Al whom you
our sona.rial mother that. mother.
YoUK IovrNo cHIpREN. !.
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Btmha

RossI. ALFoHse: on Thursday, No.
RosSI heioved. husband. 81 ida Bot
gossi: tathsg ei Aida sna John 7
kos os az de1uaaansr sroshsa Lno So1aInsa Rosa, i
CHICAGO. III and Anita Tornashi d
Milan. Italy Prayers at the s. 81
Hines CO FunerAl Home, 2gQl l4th
s.. nv. tfres parkingl. on Monday
ths shrine Of he Sacred Heart. ietk
81. and Park I'd. NV. where requiem
mass viii be said ct 3 am. for the
repose ot bis soul Interment Rocl
sANnsTEAD, DR. HAROLD 4. SUD.
denly, on Tuesday November l. 1o6h
q LonEmont. Colo. HARoLD r
SANpSTkAD Of 1Dl4 Rosemary Hill.
Ssd S syiT y Tolsgnas sgss IA ssossd Ss, a
q Martha s, and Harold q. sSndsfesd
and brother Of Mrs RUBY wilson
Mrs. james Stewart, Ronald and Rus
sell sandstead. Services On Monday
SHssneia odss churs is.s ns sIs Ssoadsy q. hs, sa
e 1880 pm. lntermsnt Arlington
Contribution may s. made 70 ths
sandstead Memorial Fund for Med.
siss. afsl ssssatis sssssii. TssSs Tyaasreit unissr
sANDSTEAD. HAROLD y. A special
"a communication Of Hiram
IN Lodge: No. lg. J: 4; 4. ~
NV Z sonIe ssfePs fenpls sa,ea ior r. Ne Msnsas az,
WAN November 1855. at 1915
MN PIMA for the purpose pf At.
~ ssnaang the ians5al q q
w1fIfiH II fsp Ssss fSsrx ~-s4
Evening star., 1955-11-06
CFNfETERY LOTS
4 Tor SITES Il Fnrt Lincoln, neai
MsusoieuTii VIII sGcrlnce. 40. a-46g0

a Tor SITES 1t Fnrt Lincoln, near
Mansoleuzfl VIII sacrifice. to. 1-46g0.
z.SfTF LoT h bssasiiaI aatioaSI Ms.
,slOrfn1 PARK, desirable location; eAcri-
nee, 5000 cash. Nox A10.x. star. %
81. ETMCOTN, B choice sites. 2Dss on
list price. Ju. g-6eHD. 20 8i
CFDAR HfLE CEMETERY burial
sites Beautifully located. $500. EM. X
SaTi6SxE gS1ai MEMORIAL FKKKz zsaso.
lelifI WAL aacfifiee for quick sale. E4
lis3i3e: Mcnss TE 0-21Ae.
0ER lot. four aitea Natfonal Memo.
rial Park. Call Remington 01-F-l4 81
BOX 17a. Route 4. HeAietox. We:
FT. ETNCOEsN- rs. section u ".
Csiii An, a-5az4.
CEHXR NfLL CKn&kTERX--1g besMtifl
sItssA A 1, eh2iss 5:sss4IsSl9. 5s4S9 ssnsrs'ls 'oes'ed
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. G. SEAFFER, INC.
rxpressive noFal tributes, Moderate
Phone orders also aceepte4s $50 g
pm. Week niRhtA. 900 l6th - NV
Evening star., 1955-11-06

'ness sss,on q & Myroa rsIn n 'i,'.lRsaai PaTReI
LodEe. No A. a. NJ.
Is hereby called for II an.
Monday, November z. 1885.
for the purpose Of conduct
Ing Masonic funeral servieeE
for cur late brother. JAMES
Evening star., 1955-11-06

MULYEY, MnA. MARTHA. OfiiceYs ank
- y. 10S, Vasa Order cf America
- are hereby notified that Mrs
(H2teSX MARTHA MuLVEY died OK
f Thursday, Mevenher 3, 1893
RemAine Rt the aasrh EunefH
Home, 4T38 Baltimore ave. HyAtts.
vile. Nd Ii1terment Arlington Ma.
tlonal CGfneteTE 81 1890 an. Monday
Evening star., 1955-11-06

VIRGIL O.. a special eoIn-
Inurlication Of AnacogtiaI
Lodge. No. 21. p a. A. NJ,
Is hereby called for Mcn.
q day, November Y. 1856, a.
z I pm. to conduct Masonic
Y burial services for Brother
VIRGIL q. AEaMEIs. By
vsf u = fsTrHNTSYs Geerekarw
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Brama
nRsa. 1Axv

a 81 Hope :Lolse, No. 90. !. a.
N a. NJ e hereby called for
.NHNNIs funeral OF our late brother
~N JAKE HESS. on Tuesday. NO.
SNIyN vember 8, 1885, 1t Q a.nl.s
at the Mesonie Temple, 18th
1T and New York ave. NV
~. -' ELMER =. ROWAN, Master.
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The Nome nugget., 1955-04-27
P.T.-A. Will Ask
 School Board Aid In Lunch Program

A representative group of par ents and teachers attended the monthly meeting of the Nome P.-T.A. meeting Tuesday night at the High School Assembly room.
 The Nome P.-T.A. went on record as favoring the continual ton of the USO program in Nome after the closing of Nome Field this fall
 A committee was appointed to consult with the Nome School Board on action to be taken by the P-TA. toward an expanded school hot lunch program next year.
 The subject will be brought up for discussion at the next School Board meeting, which will be open to the public.
 Federal aid is available for schools having an integrated hot lunch program and it is for this reason that the P.-TA feels that the school board should conduct the program.
 Mrs. Wm. Barber of the Hot Lunch Committee read a report on the past winters activity.
 A nominating committee was elected to prepare for the election of officers at the May IT meet ing. They are: Margaret McDon- aid, Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs. Lou Oliver, and Sam Mogg.
 Following the business meet , ing, Isabell Miller of the Welfare Office gave a talk on the services | rendered and those available through her office and in con- junction with the Public Health Nurse and school authorities.
 Several girls in one of Miss Miller's Welfare classes present ed skit on baby sitting, depict ing some of the more unwhole- some qualities both by the sit ters and by the parents.
 Concluding the progam the Nome Eskimo Dancers entertain ed with several impromptu per formances.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-27
Ruby Blue Baby RecOvers From
 Critical Operation

SEATTLE, R-Linda Brittell, daughter of a Ruby, Alaska school teacher, is recovering here from a critical operation at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn, April 9.
 Linda, who is 12 years old to- day, had been 'iblue baby" since birth. An obstruction in the pull monary artery prevented the nor nal flow of blood from the. heart to the lungs necessary for proper qualification of the blood stream.
 For years, MT. and Mrs. Ken meth Brittell, Linda's parents, sought medical help for their daughter. A few months ago they learned of new operating tech nique that might give Linda chance for normal living
 Linda's schoolmates and teach CTS and other individuals and groups pitched in to help defray some of the expenses and to pro- vide moral support. Linda and her mother left for Rochester Apr. 3. Ten days after the operation Linda walked out of the hospital. The large scar curving around from her shoulder blade almost to her hip was almost completely healed.
 II feel real good,'" Linda said. Better than ever before"