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Arthur w. Vinton,
Built Section of
Baltimore Hiqhwuy

Arthur w. vinton, e6. a gen.
eral contractor, died Friday
night at Emergency Hospital. He
lived at 9344 Harvey road, Silver
Spring. Md.
Mr.. Vinton was born in Dud-
ley, Mass, and came to the
Washington area about 20 years
ago. A general contractor, he
built part Of the new highway
to Baltimore.
He was a member Of the
Washington Engineers Club and
the Public Works Association.
Survivors are his widow, Mil
dred; a son, Kenneth W., 1720
Edgewater parkway, Hillandale,
Md; three sisters. Mrs. Ruth
Nichols, Mrs. Marian Baker and
Mrs. Earl Davis, all of Spring
field, Mass, and two grand
children.
Services will be held at II Am,
Tuesday at the Warner Pumph-
rey funeral home in Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Eagle before he entered high
school.
After finishing his public
schooling he moved on to work
on such papers as the Kansas
City Journal, st. Louis Globe
Democrat. Chicago Inter-O Ocean.
ISt. Louis Republic, New Orleans
Item. Chicago Tribune. Chicago
Daily Journal and New York
Tribune.
World War I took him away
from the newspaper business.
During 19 months in France he
rose to infantry captain.
Early Legion Official
After the war he set out to
help the fledgling American
Legion, serving as its national
publicity director from 1919 to
1928.
During the next 10 years he
was on the staff of the Legion's
monthly magazine.
Mr.. James. who was born at
Springfield, Mo, was married
twice. His first marriage to
Bessie Williams in 1914 ended in
divorce a few years ago. They
had one child, a daughter, now
Mrs. John Hugh Norwood of Rye.
Early last year Mr.. James
married Jaqueline Parsons, who
also survives.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
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Thomas H. BroyhiIl.
Furniture Maker

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Nov. Is
| I[P).-Thomas Hamilton Broyhill
78, Of Lenoir, nationally known
furniture manufacturer, a lay
leader in North Carolina Baptist
activities and a widely known
Iphilanthropist, died in hospital
here today.
| He was a brother of J. e. Broy-
hill of Lenoir. Republican ma
Itional committeeman from North
Carolina and a cousin of Repre-
sentative Broyhill, Republican oi
Virginia.
Mr.. Broyhill had served as
president of Lenoir Furniture
Corp, Harper Furniture Co.. and
Moore Cotton Mill Co., here and
as vice president and treasurer
OF Steele Cotton Mills Co. He was
owner of Mayview Manor al
Blowing Rock and part owner oi
Green Park Inn at Blowing Rock
He had other extensive real es-
tate holdings in Caldwell. Wa
tauga and wilkes Counties.
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julien S. Smith,
Retired Navy Mon

Julian s. Smith. IS. DefenSI
Department employe in Ger
many. died November 8 in Frank
fort. His home was at 6806 Far
Iragut street. Hyattsville, Md.
Mr.. Smith was born in Searcy
Ark. He was retired in 1858 a:
ia chief communications techni'
clan after % years in the Navy
For the last five years of his
Navy service, he was stationed
in the Washington area.
Mr.. Smith is survived by hi
widow, HELEN M; two daughters,
Margaret M. and Julia A. Smith
both of the home address: two
brothers, a half brother and two
sisters in Arkansas and Ala
bama.
Services will be held at 3 pm
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Arthur Parsons,
GAO EnpIoye

Arthur s. Parsons. 81. q native
of England who lived at 4 East
Uhler avenue Alexandria. for
l35 years. died Thursday at Mount
Alto Hospital after an illness Of
several months.
Mr.. Parsons had been an ac-
countant for 40 years in the
General Accounting Once. Last
June, he received pin from the
GAO In recognition Of his service.
Born in Hastings, England, he
was the son Of the late Henry
Arthur and Lucy Stanton Par
sons. He came to Scranton, Pa,
at an early age. and attended
schools there.
In World War I. he enlisted in
the Army Air Corps at Selfridge
Field, Mich, and saw service
Overseas.
Mr.. Parsons, tenor. was
soloist In many Alexandria
churches and more recently di-
rected the choir at the Del Ray
Methodist Church there.
He was a member of the New
Jerusalem Masonic Lodge in
Washington, the Ionic Club. Of
which he was a past president;
the Alexandria Veterans of For
eign Wars. and the GAO chapter
of the American Legion. Mr..
Parsons was a member of st.
lPaul's Episcopal Church in
Alexandria.
. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Caroline Wheeler Parsons,
of the home address; a daughter,
Mrs. James F. Mink of Parkers-
burg, w. Va; three grandchil-
dren, and two sisters, Mrs. H. D.
Sayres of Scranton and Mrs. w.
j. Williams of Detroit. Mich.
| Services will be held at 1890
lp.m. tomorrow at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery
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Mrs.G.L.B Baum,
Inferior Aide

Mrs. G. Lawrence Baum, who
was honored with the Interior
ID ep artmen e n It's Distinguished
Service Award last September.
died Friday at George Washing
ton University Hospital.
Mrs. Baum, who would have
been SO this Wednesday. had
been in i'll health for several
years and in the hospital for a
month. She lived at 4508 Maple
avenue, Bethesda.
Starting as a messenger in
the department when she was
III. she had been chief Of the
duplicating section since l948.
In 1949. her section received the
departments unit citation for
lmeritorious service.
The former Grace Butler, she
was born in New York City, the
daughter of che late Otis Windsor
Butler and Bertha Frances But
Ter. She had lived in Washing
ton since she was four years old.
Mrs. Baum attended Washing
ton public schools and Strayers'
College of Secretarial Training.
She and Mr.. Baum were
married in 1927. They have
lived in Montgomery County
since 1885. Mr.. Baum is associ-
Iated with the Fruit Growers Ex-
press Co.
Mrs. Baum was a lifelong
member Of the Episcopal Church.
She was treasurer of Chapter 10
of st. Johns Episcopal Church
in Bethesda, and one of the
leaders of the Couples Club of
the church. She frequently served
in the church's Opportunity
Shop and was interested for
many years in the Episcopal
Home for Children.
Mrs. Baum also was q member
iof Beta Gamma Phi sorority.
She is survived by her husband
Iand her mother. both of the
home address; an aunt. Mrs.
Gladys Bragg, Of Arlington. and
an uncle, John Pierce, of Wash
lington.
Services will be at st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Bethesda at
10 am. tomorrow. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
At her requests. Mrs. Baum's
family asks that expressions of
sympathy be sent to the Epis-
Icopal Home for Children. 1901
Utah avenue NV.
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Darn nj Uhanka

BLAKE, ALICE I. The family OF ALICE
thanks for the noral rememoranees
cent BOYD BLAKE.
rTANToN. HATTIE DREW. The family
AZ the late HATTIE DREW CLANION
wishes TO thank Rev. Holloman and
ministers for their expressions q SYM nm
relatives. friends, coworkers and neigh
boYsi for their horai otlerinSs. tele-
grams cards Stns. ana use o. sh6Sn 5aem US car s
the passing Of our loved one
DEVOTED HUSBAND, NJ ~ r / e Z
CIsANIOE. AND LOVING BROTHER
WALTER DREW.
eoGER. ETA. l wish to express my
, heartfelt gratitude ana apIeeialloh ~
kindnesses TO me and my tamly our
inr my recent bereavement IN the loss
Of my mother. ETA GoSERrr,o-rp
-pEsKINS, ANNIE n. We wish TO express
pur Appreciation t0 me issa1rs nsigne9rs sna sna
DESkINS FAMILY
nuvAIL,, yIRGIE M. We wish to ex-
So, rreSs our appreciation tor the many
an OF kindness and expressions oI
Il Nvulpathy ana cpnnolence eNtenoeo py
cur relatives ana friends. uurins tne
illness and deatn OF our belosed, wife
md mother, ViRGlE N DyEALL3
WILLIAM A. DUVALL AND FAMILY.
RRreGs. MRS. oTAELIA JOHNSON.
= we wish 10 express our Appreciation
9sfor the many acts OF klnoness ana
expressions Of sympathy eAfhsnesu ef.ia ~ ~
! friends during the recent hnSsS - "a
death Of our cousin. Mrs. otAEAAA
+ Johnson GRIGG5.
MR9. LUCY DORSEY. Bridsepoft'
Conn: Mr.. BERNARD e 1919. N,
osfs e,isfnslpaasab. paaasab.Eksos. Son r. ElshnoSa. "a.
trtrLAN. JOSEPH. We wish y express
y ylnif 10 the many trlenuS ana reta-
i rrSh Who conveyed tneiI kindneShes
ii our family during our recent uez
Pavement IN the loss ol ouI husDAnu
WRs LEAF kAfLAN AND FAMILY.
YnUcKs. RALPH g. We wish TO ex-
press our heartfelt thanks ana appte-
ciation Tor the many acts Oh knnuaess
and expressions OF sympathy teceitea
from our kind relatives, Ifienos ana
msft IN the loss OF our beloved nus
band and father, RALPH q. LOOEnS
MRS. r. O. LOuCkS AND DAOSh-
TER. BETTE.
NOBLE. MILTON JEROME. wish 70
express my sincere gratitude ana ap-
3rierris who conveyed their kindness
10 me and my FANNY during ny ressns
6ereayement in the loss Of my nus
band. MILTON ykRoME aoBLE;
WEIGH. GEORGE W: The wife Of the
extend her thanks TO al who sent
cards. telegrams and other tokens OIL
YemenbTance aurin1 my recent De-
SeaVement. PHYLLIS WEIGH.
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Mrs. Josephine Brown.
Stricken at Meeting

A brief memorial service will
be held at 4 pm. tomorrow al
headquarters of the National
Council of Negro Women, 1915
Vermont avenue NV. for Mrs,
Josephine Brown, executive COM
mittee member from Lansing,
Mich. who died Thursday.
Mrs. Brown was stricken Ill
November IL during the councils
convention at the Willard Hotel.
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Druha

ALLEN, CLARA. On Friday. November
fueky ave. se. CLARA ALLEN, wiis
Of the late BENJAMIN Lee Ailen a snu
And edward Crawford. A4so surviving
srs 4 niece. Mrs. Agnes Hall: a sister
in-lav, Miss Elizabeth johnson. anc
other relatives and many TRENDS
After u noSn y,is6 Monaas; y All " NJ lats
residence. REQUIEM mass will be ceie.
brated on Tuesday, November q
the Church of St. Benedict the Moor,
%snt Ky Mount ass 81 ioiiset cemetsry. Arranse-
inerts by MCGUIRE Inc. "a
ARAYANIs. ANTHONY G. tTONYl. oi
soils Mineola rd. coliese Park. Mo, on
November 10. 1855, husband oi bea-
srotsr sTiss 81 spiro sSn ana II pauline Arayans
PRAYERS ct Chambers Funeral Home
i4O0 Chaplin St. NV on Monaays NO.
smssS I e lso soa DH Helen Nag orsst &
fnterlnent GlenWood Cemetery.
RARRY. NELLIE NEAL. Formerly oi
Good Hope I'd. s.e.s Anacostia, on NO
vember lg. 1855, mother Of William y
chanbers ch % Funeral Home. 5l7 Ilth st,
F.e.. until Tuesday. Noyemher ~, q
cam services IN Emanuel MetnodiSt
BAUM, GRACE b. On FRIDAY. Noysa-
Der Is, 1885: e GsOrsss, ~. washinssSE aS sas,g
Mapie ave, Bethesda, Nd, beloved
vile Of q. Lawrence Baum and daughter
OF Bertha r. Butler. Friends arc M
vite., 70 cali At the Bethesda-CneyS
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert q
Pumphrey Bethesda. Nd. Services on
Monday. November 21s a. st. john
Episcopal Church. Bethesua, Md, Al
J6a.fa Infefment Fort Lincoln Gene
tery. In lieu Of flowers. cons.,butions
may be made 70 the Episcopal Home
for Children, 5D01 Utah ave. NV
NasltnRton. D. c. ~
BOYD, MARY CECILIA tTEssIE): On
Tuesday, November 1b, 1885, at tha
CECELTA tTESSIEl BOYD OF 242d <
81. NV, Apt. 3. daughter Of the late
Howard Boyd and Irene Boyd seippio
She leaves q son. Bernard Jefferson
4 brother, Howard Boyd: an aunt. Ads
Boyd, and q cousin, Shirley BOYD
Friends may call at Boyd's Funeral
Home, 1888 Goth st. NV. after 1t
am. Sunday, November 20. Funeral
on Monday, November 81. from the
above funeral home. 70
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Capt. FuIIinwider Dies;
Veteran Naval Officer

Capt. Simon P. Fullinwider.
USN, retired, "a, who was de-
corated for his part in the sue
cess of the North Sea mine
barrage against German SUBJ
marines in World War /. died
yesterday at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
Capt. Fullinwider was an 1894
Naval Academy graduate. He
saw service in the war with
Spain on the Mohican based at
Honolulu where he attended the
Hawaiian Islands annexation
ceremonies.
As aide and flag secretary to
the feet commander, he took
part in the round-the-world
cruise Of the Great White Fleet
in 1908.
Recalled in 1917
Capt. Fullinwilder retired in
1914, but was recalled to active
duty in 1917. Then he started
a study Of plans and devices for
an anti-submarine warfare cam
paign. He and his assistants
furnished plans for a joint Brit
ish-American offensive operation
involving the placing of a vast
mine field across the North Sea.
Approximately 125.000 mines
were manufactured and the
larger part of them used in lay
ing the deadly barricade. Some
25.000 others were projected
wnen the Armistice ended the
war.
Capt. Fullinwider received the
Distinguished Service Medal for
his duty "of great responsibility
in the development of plans and
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In Mrnturiaiir

JOHNSON. FRANCIS A. In loving mem,
ofy OF our dear son and brother, FRAN
CHS A. JOHNSON, who departed thii
hie twenty-five years ago today. No
Our loving memories Of you never dii
As time rolls on and the day8 paSi
swiftly by.
For deep in our hearts those memories
are kept
OF the one We have loved and VIII moi
DEVOTED FATHER AND SISTERS. !
LOCKLEY. ROsALIE. In loving mem,
ory OF our loved one, ROSALIE LOCK.
LEY, who left us so suddenly one veal
ago today, November 20. 1854.
When you departed from this life
The blow vas 50 severe
That deep within our aching hearts
II leit an endless tear.
So now we live with thoughts Of you
md ali you meant TO us.
That sometimes We feel you near.
But come what may.
We viii never forget you,
Those We love never die.
For rs long as We live and remember
MOTHER. aFf FA1HER HisR af AND SISTERS.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
MABEL. SPARKS.
RHINES, JOHN T. In sad but loyins
remembrance Of our beloved founder
and friend. JOHN T. RHINES, whC
passed away nine years ago today
November 8, Ie46.
Let US who knew him say 3 prayer
RoaERT Ii + fsS'as { PhusSER II Gs 6ireetOr snTs an.
stan Of tbs John u Rhines Co.
RHIAES, JOHN 7. In loving memorI
OF our dear brother. JOHN T. RHINES
who departed this life nine years aEt
today. November 20. 1e46.
Beautiful memories Of one so dear
We VIII always cherish with low
A xonderfni person, so loyal and true
On million, and that was you
DEv0IEpLI. AGNES AND WILLIAM
RoACHE. WILLIAM T, In loving memor,
OF my dear husband and our father
WILLIAM i. ROACHE. who departed
thsh life on November 20. 1854.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore
As time goes by, We miss you more
Your loving smile. your gentle face.
No one can I'LL your vacant place
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. FLoRINE AMI
sCoTT. RALPH. Beautiful memories
Nno ieft Sis te1i years ago today. No.
When in the midst Of life with 1T
problems.
Bent with our toll and burdens We
bear,
Wonderful thoughts and deep eonsola.
tion,
Jesus is always there.
Never burden that He doth not carry
Never a sorrow that He doth moi
share,
Whether the days may be sunny Of
afeaIy,
Jesus k always there.
iAoGENE SCOTT AND EDNA ROBIN.
SON.
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SCoTT. RALPH

SC0TI. RALPH. In sad but tender
memory OF my dear brother, RM4PH
SCOTT, who courRReouSly left this
world ten years aso this day. koyem-
Der 20. Ioa5.
When the trials OF this life make you
weary
And your troubles seem too much to
bear,
There's q wonderful solace and comfort
In the silent communion of prayer.
So lift up your heart 10 the heavens,
There's Q loving and kind Father
there.
Who offers release and comfort and
peace
In the silent communion Of PRAYER
God bless my brother,
GLADYS SCOTT ROBERTS
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thonks

vsry often cord Of thonks IN
The Stor meets q need which con
hardly BE- solved in any othe, woy
Not only Is Il . gracious expression
Of spofitnde to those who hove sent
fioFel tributes. but elso eourteoUslr
acknowledges the services ond kind
sesses Of the meay to whom o per.
soaol note Of thonks eonaot well be
mailed Of whose nomes and I'D.
dresses ere not known. Insertions ot
. card Of thanks moy be arranged
By telephone to The Stor ST. $500
Tbs Evening and sundoy S.or
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THOMAS. NOBLE n. In fond and ioyinI
memory OF my devoted husband
NOBLE N. THOMAS. who entered int
eternal rest fifteen years ago, Noyenl
Der 10. 1910.
Gone, gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face,
But YOU left us to remember
None on earth can take your place
A happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left q loneliness
The world can never nil
WIFE, KATIE j. THOMAS. AMI
DAUGHTER, LUCILLE r. JACKSON. |
WALTHER, WILLIAM ROBERT. A trib.
ute Of love and devotion TO the memory
OF our dear son. WILLIAM ROBERT
WALIHER. who passed on ten years
ago, November ID, lg45.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
- Sweetly. tender, fond and true:
Ihere is not day. dear Billy.
That We do not think Of YOU.
MON, DAD AND PAULINE
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STEWART, THELMA Z. In loving mem.
ory Of THELMA Z. STEWART. devoted
daughter, wife and mother. who de-
parted this life November 90, 1919
A million words could never say
How sorely we all miss you each day
But yet We know that God in His
special way
Chose you to enter into peace and lay
THE FAMILY
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In @pnanrtaii

DEMPSEY. GEORGE r.. In memory Of
our dear husband and father, GEORGE
=. DEMPSEY, who left US so suddenly
one year ago today, November 20, 1864.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly. tender, fond and true,
There is not 0 day that passes.
That we do not think OF you.
HELEN. SUE, MICK.
HAYES, HARVEY. In loving memory Of
our dear father and grandfather, who
passed away one year ago today. Mo-
vember 20. 1855.
More and more each day we miss him,
Friends may think the wound is
healed
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed.
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
son WALTER ALICE. EDNA AND
IRVING, MARY l.. In loving memory
OF my devoted sister, MAfRY L. IRVING.
who departed this life two yearN ago
today, November 20. 1858.
To 1--we in hearts We isavs behind Is
EtsSnaI rest gIan. unto her. oh Lord.
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pINTON, ARTHUR W. On Friday. No
sfaPer aP ATHrR III 5RSs at yNToE RNTs5sfnsf & asi a2s
Harvey I'd. silver Spring. Nd, believed
husband Of Mildred NJ vinton and
father Of Kenneth Y. yinton. NJ.
PamDhrey aSh sa Fanerai Home. me sfs4 a'1se Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. where services
VIII be held on Tuesday, November %,
At IL am. Inierment Fort Lincoln
WASHINGTON, DAISY R. & or Friday.
MsAssHHfhsoTos Of edi 1 st, ne ne. beloved
beloved mother Of Calvin Asns, she ,aa
Il aS sS 'SaSeo Mrs Let.ia M 01se0 Asne ana os.r
relatives and friends. Remains resting
with L. Z. Murray q Son, 1887 Tenth
st. NV, Funeral notice later.
WEAVER, THELMA ELMIRA. OF 30a4
Msfonsl sS dausSser sSs 81 SP %lsm SGTsmeer amnd I'd
Minnie r. Weaver sister Of Leonard
{. Wesyer. Services a. Chambers Fu-
asT neral rassss5 aoms so5g g. NV 11I.ren; Sn MS
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
WEITZEL, CATHERINE NJ. on Tues
nen.o. men NSsshD cslii., cATTHiEIRIisk n. VET.
EEL; beloved wife Of the late JOHN
Dick, oeorse B.. John r and Ernest
B. Weitzei. Funeral from the James
T Ryan Fanerai Home. 3l5 Pa ave,
s $50 en- Ann M0nsss sesuiem MOsemDsr ass Il a. the s
Church Of the Holy Comforter at 0
am Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Oltvet Cemetery. 20
WEST. JOSEPH D. On Friday. Novem-
sushss ss IL lSGs as Jules shf l. hfSs e
JOSEPH b. WEST, husband OF Pearl
Anne West. father 9t Mrs. jules I.
Marie aae'I sordeion: @ BROTHER q MRS. Kstha HIa
crime Dougherty and John +. West.
MI. West rests at the Warner = Pum-
Sas sss' silver neEss sprns aoI Ma Mass a e
offered for the Fepose OF his soul on
Monday November 2l. at 1880 AM,
e st. Bernadstte's Catholic Church,
kssoSs ESs eoTness cemat.ry Md in'er"ent Arlington
WHITMAN. HAROLD GEORGE. on
PARK. Nd. HAROLD dEoRoE WHIT
NAN beloved husband Of selsna ".
/ ia White, N Mrs. Bsr Berniee q M NJ sehner. nsss
Mrs. Betty J Tripp and Harold q,
,.tit whitman. r.: brother oi Ksnnsth
services wili be held on Sunday, NO
WasSS59ton sss5 ~ q sm.ssy, Dn interment oeS5se
On On = i8sR wednesday,. Nofember ls. is55.
ad rTess Res paTREck paaTfGRsEski HSER hSiptS w fnsTsf
Selossd husbSad of III ruth sefaSs sisstsr VII. vii.
lasns, father Of Mrs. w. l.. Renp.
Miss Naomi Williams, Mr., James Henry
Williams, John Paul williams and Rev
Robert R. Williams. He also is sur
yived By three brothers, two sisters
and Ave grandchildren. Rev. Williams
HyattsVille. Md. Services at the Green
belt Community Church. Creenbelt. Md.
on Monday November 81, at | pm,
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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cal eommunicstion Of coium-
bia Lodge No. 3, P. A. A. NJ.
vii be held al the Masonic
Temple on Monday, Novem-
Der 21. 1866, at l2 o'clock
noon, for the purpose OF
conducting Masonic rites
uneral Of our late brother.
G EoWLER; u. 49,.
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munication Of Anacostia
Is hereby called for Tuesday.
November -. 1855. at /
pm, TO conduct Masonic
burial services over the re-
mains OF Brother JAMES Z
BY order Of the worshipiul
w. B. HANDY. Heeretary, q
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FRANKS. EDNA MAY tnee haneyl.
1855. at TIE residence o. her sister
Chapel I'd, Mount Rainier. Nd; EDNA
NAY iassd raANks ne s. Mehssi as rshss as e
1871 Bryant ST. ne. mother of Mrs.
Catherine CFeamer. John and Frank
4 Rainey and sister Of Mrs, Robert s.
Al the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home
1881 Georgia ave. NV. on Monday.
November r,,s y s. g Z pm. inserment
GALLOWAY, LULA FRANCIS. Sud
ss dsss LILA gh MssssNscss hNess xnEoWaY SsEfoSf i q
Mrs. Eva Eussey, Mr., virginia Hsndsr.-
son. nTs E.nIly walEssa Lev yYnn,d N wal
GALLOWAY. She also leaves 70 mourn
their loss four sisters. Mrs. Anna War
ringtof. Mrs. Ethel Scott. Mrs. Sophie
tWo brothers. Eugene and Joseph Robin
son, six grandchildren. three daugh-
ters-in-law. Mrs. Ruth .. Galloway,
Mrs; Helena GALLOWAY and MIS- ,l vsIl
Bussey, Luther Henderson and Chaun-
and friends, Remains resting AZ the
9OI 3rd !. 81. s.w.. where friends may
call after l2 noon Sunday. November
20. and where funeral services will
be held on Monday, November q, et
ms Interment Arlington NATIONAL
|GILBERT. KAREN, At Raleigh, N. c..
KAREN GILBERT. beloved dauRhter Of
Len st9eis snd LsonsTS allbsf ter ns q
Mrs. Charles shapiro and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Gilbert, niece Of Mrs. Lii.
Ian oksner. Herman Shapiro and
be held on Sunday. November 20, at
.D;@ Pr, sss,,on Es.ionai Memorial Park k,nE 81
GIILIss, MORRIS MecoMAs Died on
Thursday. November M. 1855, at 9:I5
more @ < Nd n0pa MoRRHs MssSh MccoMH nSsp gil GIL
devoted husband Of Mable Hennins
S4dtssr Sss son 81 abb q me i1is sS Sohn s ass
Randall. Viola and Myrtle Gilliss
Mrs. Ethel Sauter, Mrs. porcie Richard,
son and Mrs. Florence Perry. Funeral
seSsds Wedsisld w Funeral e hea Home a 800 FEAST East
Sosds, niSSls 81 NoSsI,bes sa1.bE%ors' Nd at 6 M
GoTT. JESSIE ROW. on Friday, No.
yember ~. 1858, a. Siplsy n Hospital, tlI..s,
beloved wife Of the late Gordon s.
0ott. mother OF Kenneth w; Qott,
Huzstte Anderson, Rosalie Eskridge and
Dorian Taylor Eo Friends ds on may cal w.. e.
Vienna. Va. where services will be held
on Monday. November II, at 1890
am. Interment National Memorial
Park Cemetery. near Falls Church. Va.
HAWKINS, PEARL o. on Saturday,
November 10. 1865. at Casualty Hos
pttaL PEARL Q. HAWKINS. beloved
mother OF Dorothy L. Nolan and Lii
Ian l.. craghead. She also is survived
BY three sisters and one brother. Fu-
neral services ~ the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1861 Good HOPE I'd,
Sc. on Monday, November ~, at z
pm. TntermenL Washington National
Cemetery. 20
HEYHOE. MARGARET M. on Friday.
November rs, 1865, at her residence
2403 obseTvatory pl, NV. MAR
aARET IA !, HEYHOE, beloved vie OF
The late Ernest Heyfoe, mother OF
Mrs. Viola Finley and Dorothy Heyhoe,
sister of Mrs. Viola Marmaduke and
Chester Mccarthy and grandmother Of
Gall y. Finley. Friends may call at
the DeVol Funeral Home 2224 Wis
eonsin ave; NV, between and 10 pm.
and intefment private. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-20
FUNERAL DESIGNS

Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
prices. Open daily sun. holidays Phone
Hishts. goo izth 81. NV IA. s-oioe.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
MUNDY. WILLIAM Y. On Friday. No.

Vtmptf 70. 1893, WILLIAM H MUNUY
Of 400 You st.. NV. beloved husband
of Mary e. Mundy and brother OF
Adelena Mundy. Also surviving are
his nleces, other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements BY Mcclure. Inc. FL