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Evening star., 1955-07-31
Mrs. P. D. Sewers,
.Leesburq Resident

LEESBURG, Va, July sc
(SpeciaD Mrs. Annie Gather
inc Sewers, So, wife of Philip D
Sewers, died yesterday at the
Clopton nursing home, Paeonian
Springs, where she had been a
patient for three years.
Her husband, retired farmer
and former road supervisor for
Broad Run district, has been a
patient at Clopton's for the last
two years.
Born at Pleasant Valley, Mrs
Sewers was the daughter of the
late Peter Engard Adrian and
Harriet Howser Adrian. She had
spent her entire life in the COM
munity and lived at Arcola be-
fore entering Clopton's.
| Besides her husband, she is
survived by two brothers, Robert
j. Sewers, Ashburn, and Fred
erick H. Sewers, Hyattsville,
Md, and two sisters, Mrs.
Turner Kilby, Hyattsville. and
Miss Lavelette Sewers, Ashburn.
Funeral services will be held
lat 8 pm. tomorrow at the CO.
lonial funeral home in Leesburg.
Burial will be in Union Gene
terry, Leesburg. Service will be
conducted by the Rev. w. H.
| Calhoun.
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O. 0. Merritt, 68,
Retired Engineer

Orville o. Merritt, SO, a re-
tired stationary engineer whit
had lived in Washington since
1919, died Friday at Doctor
Hospital of a heart condition.
Mr.. Merritt, who retired {
lyear ago, was last employed al
the Woodner Hotel. He lived al
315 Adams street NE. Mr.. Mer.
ritt was a native of Lyndonville
NY.
He was a member of the Me.
mortal Evangelical United Breth.
rem Church, and was active ir
the work of the church.
Surviving are his widow
Bertha; a daughter, Mrs. Ger
aldine Whitman, Of Madeira
Beach. Fla, and a sister, Mrs
Florence l.. Jenny Of Medina
IN. Y.
Services will be held at the
is. H Hines Co. funeral home
2901 fourteenth street NV, al
2:30 pm. tomorrow. Interment
will be in the Cedar Hill Maui
ESoleuffl.
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Stuart Thomson,
Transport Topics
ADVERTISING Aide

Stuart r. M. Thomson, SO
advertising manager of Trans.
port Topics, national weekly
newspaper of the American
Trucking Associations, with
headquarters here, died yester-
day in Bryn Mawr Hospital
Bryn Mawr, Pa, following ar
operation.
A resident of Wynnewood, 9
suburb of Philadelphia. Mr.
Thomson spent about half of his
time at the home Office. living in
the Washington Hotel.
He was a native of Philadel-
phia, and a 1916 graduate of the
University of Delaware. He be-
gan his advertising career with
N. w. Aver in Philadelphia in
1920. He later set up his own
agency. Before coming to Trans
port Topics in 1945. he was with
the John Middleton Co. in
Philadelphia.
He was a member of the Poor
Richard Club in Philadelphia
and the New York Advertising
Club. ...... .
Surviving are his widow. the
former Elva Attix; three daugh-
ters, and three grandchildren.
Services will be held at II am.
tomorrow in PHILADELPHIA.
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Funeral services for Rabbi
Paul Richman. So, who died FRI
day night in New York, will be
held at pm. tomorrow at the
Danzansky fuperal home. 301
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in King David Cemetery
Rabbi Richman, 9 West Lenox
street, Chevy Chase, Md, was en-
route here from New Hamp-
shire visit when he died.
He was a founder Of two re-
formed Jewish congregations,
Temple Sinai in Washington and
Temple Emanuel of Montgomery
County.
Rabbi Richman was immedi-
late past chairman of the Juve-
nile Court Committee of Mont
gomery County, and was con-
nected with Education Research,
Inc, of Washington.
He was born in Latvia and as
an infant lived in Columbus
Ohio. He was a graduate OF
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Fronk Huntress, ST.,
Texas Publisher

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, July 30
G.-Frank G. Huntress, sr.. IS,
chairman of the board of the
Express Publishing Co., died to-
day.
He started with the San An
tonic Express in 1884, rising to,
president-publisher of both the
Express and the San Antonio
News, which he founded in 1918.
Mr.. Huntress supervised the
details Of running the two news
papers for many years. In the
last few years his son, Frank
G. Huntress. jr., has assumed
much of the responsibility. The
latter is now general manager
OF the company.
Mr.. Huntress was widely
known and received many civic
and professional honors. He
was a Mason and a Shriner.
He was married in December
1906. to Katherine johnson
OF Palmyra, Mo. They had
two children, Frank, jr. and
Katherine.
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DR.. Campbell Waters Dies;
Retired Chemist, Fern Expert

DR.. Campbell Easter Waters
50, a retired Bureau of STAN
dards chemist and an authority
on ferns, died Friday night at q
Maryland rest home after a six
week illness. He lived at 5811
Chevy Chase parkway NV.
DR.. Waters was born in Balti-
more County September IA
1872. He went to Baltimore City
College and Johns Hopkins Uni
Iversity. receiving his Phi. D. in
chemistry at the. latter in 1899
He taught chemistry at Con-
Inecticut Agricultural College and
Johns Hopkins University.
In 1904, he began his Ions
association with the Bureau o1
Standards. When he retired in
1912, he was chief of the organic
chemistry section and assistant
chief chemist of the Bureau.
DR.. Waters was also a botanist
and had published a book
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Mrs. H. c. Hunter,
Former Teacher
IAt SidweIi School

Mrs. Herbert c. Hunter, 80
former teacher Of drawing q
Sidwen Friends School in Wash
Iington, died Friday at White.
hall Sanitarium, Falls Church
Va.
Mrs. Hunter was the formel
Isabel Sewall. q native of Farm
ington, Va. She was graduatet
from normal school in Farming.
ton in 1893. and after teaching
elementary grades in Maine, sh,
studied at Massachusetts, Nor
NAL Art School.
Her late husband. to whom
she was married in 1908, worket
with the Weather Bureau here
From 1909 until her recent III.
ness Mrs. Hunter lived neal
Franklin Park. Fairfax County
Va.
She joined the teaching stafl
at Sidwell Friends School ir
1915. and except for a year al
Mckinley High School in 1917
18, she was at Friends until hel
retirement in 1884.
Survivors include two sons
Richard s. Hunter, 5420 Briel
Ridge road, Falls Church, anc
Gilbert T. Hunter, Indianapolis
Ind; a sister, Mrs. Helen S
Hunter, Boston; and five grand.
sons.
A memorial service will be
held September IL at Rock
Spring Church, Arlington, Va.
where She was a charter MEM
ber. Burial will be in Newbury-
port, Mass.
The family asked that any
tokens of sympathy be con-
tributed to Rock Spring Neigh
borhood House, Arlington, Va,
where a memorial will be estab-
liShed in Mrs, Hunters name.
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0tarns nf Chunks

JACKSON, JOSEPH E. We wish to sx.
press our sincere appreciation for TIT
many kind favors, the floral tributes
use of cars. telegrams. messase units
cards, pallbearers; all ORGANIZATIONS
and last but not least the ,hs Rev sSIss ss,on
Of the passing of my son and our
HIS Ipsis5ojHER MOTHER, MARY ALICE JACKSON
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
KNIGHT. MILDRED L. The family, Of
the late MILDRED L. KNIGHT wishes
to thank its many. friends for theil
beautiful floral work; cards and act Ct
SISTER AND BROTHER. HARRIET
PETERSON AND JOSEPH PETER
SON.
THOMPSON, HATTIE B. I wish to ex.
press my many thanks to friends, tc
HATTIE B. THOMPSON for lending
Of their cars. for floral tributes, tsle.
sTss Iecsn END ssres SI sympathy
~ HER son. FRANK THOMPSON.
ToYER, NAOMI B. The family wishes
to express its sincf5s nId thanks anS sohiD aD.
son, deacons and members of the Metro
friends and neighbors for the messages
of sympathy. floral tributes, cards
s9los and Al other r,es expressions 1sc.0i q
bereavement In the briei illness and
loss of NAOMI B. TOYER, who de-
parted this life on Thursday. July
DEVOTED DEVOTED NIECE. MRS. BEATRICE
GRACE Z. WHITE LEE: BROTHER,
Mr. GEORGE E. BROWN
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Ferns" which Is still an
authoritative work on these
plants In the northeastern
United States.
DR., Waters membership m
Icluded the Washington Academy
of Sciences, American Chemical
Society, Maryland Historical So
lciety and Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity. He was q past presi-
dent of the American Fern
Society.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Mary ,Snedeker Waters; q son,
IDr. Charles Emory Waters,
Petersburg, Va, a chemist; a
daughter. Mrs. Allan H. Graeff,
4109 Franklin street. Kensington,
Md; and five grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held
lat IL am. tomorrow at johnson
Chapel of Chevy Chase Presby-
Iterian Church.
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Brmhs

WATERS. CAMPBELL Z on Friday.
July %. 1885, At KensinEton Gardens.
Kensinston.- Nd, CAMPBELL Z.
WATERs, beloved husband Of Mary
Emery Waters And Mrs. Allen Il: Graefi.
Memorial services viii be held Monday,
August 1. at the johnson Chapel Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
at IL am.
WEAVER, MORAN NJ On Saturday.
SoRAE NJ iysIi %fAyER sf sis hHiRassa: afi!%0oI
s sS e s'f5 Daas sF1 r. Msssel Ma the MOTHER Ss 81
Mrs. Robert P. MacDousai Browning
and Dan Weayer: sister of Mrs. P. W.
Brcwn. Mrs. Dick Burke and Jessie
Smith. Al Of culpepsr. Va: She also
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne,
until 10 pm: Sunday, July 81. Serv-
ices at the Geest Funeral Home. Cul-
$50 p-m Interment FairvieW Gene.
terry. Il
go. 1855. JAcoB n. WERNER. Beloved wed
husband Of Sarah /. Werner. devoted
brother Of Meyer Werner Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, David and salo Werner Of Sac
Psule Brazil; Services at the C; D;
9th st. N.Y.. on sunday, July 81. at
I pm. Interment Mount Lebanon
Cemetery. 81
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM. On saturday.
July 80. 1855, WILLIAM WILLIAMS
the beloved husband Of Vernal F. viii
hams. brother Of Mrs Mollie DufIy
q indianapolis, Ind, and Mrs. T. W.
can at the w. w. Deal Funeral Home
1912 Georgia ave. NV. until 8 pm.
Sunday July 81. Interment Indian
X
WRIGHT. CLARENCE TAZE. On Fri
day. July 20, 1855. CLARENCE TAZE
WRIGHT of 1908 South 9Th St. Ar
hngton. Va. beloved husband of Cath
crime Marie Wright. father of Mrs
Clare Marie MeLendon. Mrs. Mar
guerite Dianne Aker. Laura Lee and
William Curtis Wright, stepfather of
Engn Flsis RscS RESSerss0p sTd brother q Mrs
He also is survived BY six erandeliii-
dren. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home 2S47 Wilson blvd. Ar
Lngton, Va. where funeral services will
be held Tuesday. August 2, at pm
Interment National Memorial Park. 1
KACkER. MAX Y. On Friday, July 20.
1855, MAX =. YACKER.. beloved hus-
band Of Bessie Yacker. devoted father
Po6i Pf Gap Everett a9s s Yaeser Yse.r Of {, West %
c, cage; &c.. III ,I He M also Is survived By his
Yacker Of Chicago. Ill. and three
grandchildren Services at the C. D.
Goldberg & Son Funeral Home. 4217
9th st; NV: on Sunday. July, 81, at
Cemetery. workmens' circle. In mourn mourn
ing at 1425 Saratoga ave. ne, Apt.
o4S-H. 5l
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70. A. Powers,
Music Tutor

George A. Powers. 50, Q music
teacher who used to be on the
stage in the SOS, died Friday at
the National Institutes Of.
Health. Bethesda.
Mr.. Powers came to Washing
ton more than q year ago and
was . piano teacher for the
Recreation Department at the
Paul and Stuart Junior High
Schools. He liver at 10310
Greenfield street. Kensington,
Md.
Mr.. Powers was born in Fitch
burg, Mass, and was q grad
uate Of the New England Com
servatory Of Music in Boston.
Early In his career he was with
the Jewett Repertory Theater In
Boston and appeared in stock in
New England, New Jersey and
New York. He was also with
the Al Luttinger Stock Co.
Mr.. Powers was best known
for his leading role in when
Heroes Sang" a play based on
the Finnish saga Kalavela. The
play, in which Mr.. Powers was
in charge Of production. was
produced in 1885 near Boston.
Mr.. Powers took an active
interest in the arts. He was q
founder Of the Open Forum, a
discussion group and play-read-
ing club Of Leominster, Mass.
He was a piano accompanist
in Boston and New York, and was
organist and choir director in
churches in Newton and Boston.
He also taught voice and piano.
Mr.. Powers was an Army vet.
eran of World War IL.
His widow, Mrs. Onie Hixson
Powers, survives.
Services viii be held at 1880
pm. Tuesday at the Robert
Pumphrey funeral home in Be-
thesda, Md. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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C. W. Knowles, 7o,
Church Curetuker

Claude w. Knowles, 70, care.
Itaker of st. Columba's Episcopa'
Church for "a years, died yester.
day after an illness of several
months.
Mr.. Knowles, who lived al
4804 Forty first street NV, was
IA native Washingtonian.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Ruth j. Knowles.
Funeral services will be helc
.at st. Columba's Church, Forty
second and Albemarle streets
NV, at $3.50 am. Tuesday
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Dr.. George H. Rounds.
Retired Professor

YARMOUTH, Me-, July 80
(P.-Dr. George Hayden Rounds
70, who retired in 1914 as pro-
fessor of Psychology at Columbia
University, died in a Portland
hospital last night.
A graduate of the University
OF Rochester, DR.. Rounds re-
ceived a masters degree from
Harvard and later taught at
Craslin College, Orangeburg, S
c., where he served for a while
as acting president. He was the
author of several books on psy-
chology.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

ver often Q card Of thonks b
The Ster meets o need which saa
hsrdb be solved n any other woy.
kof eaIy -is u o sroeicus expression
Of sretituds TO those vhe hsss sent
fieFol tribstss but eIso eourteously
oeknovledses the services and kind
aesses Of the meny to whom per.
sohel note Of thenks esnnot well be
mailed or whose nomes and 3D.
dresses are not known. Insertion et
Q card Of thonks may be eransed
sy telephone to The Stor. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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Hrathh

sANks ,ssg yosEPHE dgEFH 3 On ANKs Th9Essasf 81 ? iii
bank. * nat sbe. seod of
thompson. Richard: Charles and tn,
late John Henry Banks, He also !,
survived by nine grandchildren, othsl
sunday July 81. friends are Invited
Church. 1882 You, st, NV. where
services win be held on Tuesday; ;,.AI AZ.
lawn lawn Cemetery.
BARBER. CHARLES TURNER. Or
Thursday. July IS, 1885. at his home
e401 woodland dr.. Silver Spring. Mo
vels So sAssEa ssrbsr faSe1
OF Charles Turner Barber. ir.: Sara
Ann and Glen Nolt Barber. son Of
Mrs. William s; Barber Of Forest Glen
md Grace ans 0Eehss f. ssrssr % asi snd Gilbert shsl Nv
Warner Warner E. Pumphrey FUNERAL Home
s434 Georgia ave,,;, Silver Spring. Nd.
Snsrs Sa asas ssas0fi s " Pc a% nsid ct %n
Parklawn Cemetery. 3l
BARBER. CHARLES T. A special
8m communication OF Congress
~ Lodge, No. q. r; A., 4, NJ,
IN is hereby called for 10 am
~H Brightwood Masonic Temple
W. for the purpose Of conduct.
~ Ing Masonic services az Lns
r. BARBER. Interment ParkiavI
Cemetery. JAMES SGssV'ile 4. ggMARr. Master.
BARTON. LENA WISNER. On Friday
July 20. 1855. LENA WIsNER SAEIosh
H. Barton, grandmother of Stephen
Charles. Barbara Amy. and Mendel II
Barton; ir. Funeral from the w. "
peal Funeral a5 Mandas aons Ansust 4Snn eGtss az
Pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
BLAKE. oRyHLE X. On SATURDAY.
}Sly Hospts aG 1asSt 1oRStIE Il sEAKs ts
and Marearet N. Blake, Services a q
the S. +. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
gust ?, at 10 am; Interment ArliIng-
ton National Cemetery.
BLAND. EMMETT L.. Of 1928 E ST ne;
Minnie B Bland, father Of Emmst!
Mrs. Ida Mafiey, Mrs. Helen James
and Mrs. charles M. Johnson. He also
ryesy ssysf % Ry eTss Home
/, at $50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
BoARDMAN, ROBERT M. Suddenly. on
Thursday. July IS. 1855. at his home
Lens Point On the Salnv.S 9d SuiSo1 RoB
Of Helen B Yates. brother Of Mabel
Boardman. Marie Boardman and Mrs;
Thomas N. ,Tappy. grandfather Of Gail
F. and Eloise YATES: Frienas may
ea nm. at oaS the 4Ib + Hines Co. ser1ices
at St. Pauls Episcopal Church, Rock
Greek Parish. Rock Greek Church I'd,
on Monday. August l. at IL am. 81
BRANCH. BENJAMIN 4; On ThgISdsy;i Stsy;
July 2S. 1855. BENJAMIN H, BRANCH
of 623 Kenyon st. NV, son OF Mrs
Ethel BRANCH ~, sns husband nIS Of .,sn mrs !:
survived by four brothers, John; Booker.
Raymond and william Branch: three
sisters. Mrs. Alice Mills, Mrs. Estelle
Miller and Mrs. Ethelyn Thomas, and
other relatives and friends sIa Remains 1asa
10th st. NV. where friends may call
after . pm, Sunday. July 81. Flu
neral services on Monday. August l,
at 10 am. at st: Georges Episcopal
Church, md and YoH SITS nv NV rIr,thsI EsthsI
after services. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 3l'
BUBB. CLARA vERNA. On Friday. july
20, 1855. at Emergency Hospital. Wash
ington, D. c., CLARA yERNA BUBB
aged rs, beloved wife Of the late, Ed
ward B966 She nr is inTviyed Ss.sISst .ny oy
the Misses Mary and Doris Bubb: two
sisters Miss Anna Plasket and Mrs
Mollie Davis: one brother. James Plas-
ket: ave grandchildren. Remains rest
ins at the Hall Funeral Home: occ9, ,
81, at 4 pm, at the Crawford Me:
morial Church. 1nterment Crawford
Cemetery. 5l
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Nnuriltttn

WOLF, SAMUEL. An unveiling Of a
monument in the memory Of the late
SAMUEL WOLF will be held at the
Fzras Israel Congregation Cemetery
National Capital Hebrew Cemetery
SunSay. August z. 1855, at IL noon
sharp. Friends and relatives invited
to attend
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ShlIOhEN.
BOSTON. ROBERT. In loving memor.
OF our dear husband and father. ROB
ERT BOSTON who entered into eterna
rest one year ago today. July 81. 1854
Beyond life's final sunset
Lies a. house so great and fair,
In the land Of Gods tomorrow, WI
Where our loved one awaits us there
It's a place of wondrous beauty.
Where they know not grief nor fears
Where. God Himself in tenderness
Shall wipe away all tears.
So rejoice today in knowing
That our, loved one has fountl peac,
In the land of Gods tomorrow,
Where His blessings never cease.
DEVOTED WIFE, BLANCHE l.. BOS
TON. AND CHILDREN.
BUCHANAN, DENNIS AND fALMETTA
In memory of DENNIS BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN. who passed away JUL
Our hearts cannot tell how we mis-
Our lips do not know what to say
God only knows our true feelings
which we hide under our smile
Forget her. no, / never viii:
We loved her then, we love her stflt
know there will never Be another
will always try to be q good mother
Always so true, unselfish and silid.
A few in this world her equal. you'll
A breath fun of life that came . ar
She . .disd /. as she lived every one.
your LOVING MOTHER. MRS MA,
We HoTEB BucHASANi BRo4hERAl AMP IrT8pII Y8pE DE-
BUCHANAN
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HIT Mpnturiatit

BAKER, ELIZABETH JOHANNA. In sat
and mother, ELIZABETH JOHANNA
BAKER. who departed this life on,
year ago today. July 81, 1854.
God bless her.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTER
SON AND GRANDCHILDREN.
BoDKIN, EVA. In loving memory O
our dear mother. mother-in-law ant
away five years ago today, July 81
1850
Somewhere above this troubled world
Safe beyond all grief and care
Our mother rests in Heavenly peace
God grant someday we may NEE
her there.
HER CHILDREN AND GRAND
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Thursday. July IS. 1885, at the United
Ma. RAYMoNp CARLISLE HENsEEY.
beloved believe, son Of the late Mrs. Annie
Hensley Wellens, brother OF Mrs. Helen
o,.Ans y Ansel Mrs Mrs., Mary J. LYMAN and
SGseph yiseG r. MetzEer Hs also Is sur
Bruce and Stacey Weilens. Inquire 'a al
Chambers Funeral Home for time Of
services. tRosnoke. Va. papers please
HopKINsoN, BETTE. On Saturday
Beloved @ d. motSer S E 81 MRS EE1KisS0s E3ils Ki1es
Mrs. Lillian Aufdem- -Brinke. Clarence,
Robert and Norman Hodkinson. Fu-
neral neral from the ". ". Deal Funeral
ment dienWood Cemetery. ssy "'%' inief 4
members oi Washington Council, No No
8, Sons and Daughters Of Liberty. are
RssDs sss GStd sEE 4 shi Ss5Elfss II
Monday. August l. at 8 pm, at the
Deal Pee Funeral Home, asia asoEsis
ave; ELSIE siE B. r,LEARS. MAEK 7; seey! NICHOLS.
4ist st, NV. Claude ". Knowles Les,
beloved husband Of Ruth j. Knowles
Friends may call at the Chevy Chase
NV. until $50 am. Tuesday. August
Il; thence 70 St. Columbus Church
sFHasss F So b EnsSn nsd At 2sS
LIE CoMTE, VIOLET PAGE. On Friday
34th pl. NV. Mrs. VIOLET PAGE LIE
CoMTE. widow Of the late DR.. Ralph
N, lie comte and beloved mSther oi
p, G.: Mrs Charlotte Jane Casey oi
Stranton, Pa, and Ralph M. lie Comte
II. Of Falls Church. Va. Remains rest.
n st, NV. where prayers viii Se held
Holy mass YIN Be said for the repost
Of her soul st st. Thomas. the Apostle
Sc NV. on Tuesday. August ., at IL
am. 1nterment In Arlington National
MARsDEN, LoTTIE a, On Friday, Jul,
20, 1858, At her residence, 200 Tay'
shRDENT NJ TA6sSSsTd 6siovsd Sis Me- Of LenT Stanley
Marsden and sister OF Mrs. Arthur
Iscott Si shelby, Nebr; Mrs. oeore'
ESS%a' Rssss Rssss 81 4ss'o Anrs assr cans
Home 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
SaS Ssere S.s ssIyiceS VII ao es held on Men Men
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
MecAULLEY, HARRIET BEECHER. OF
Friday. July 70. 1855. at ArlingtoI
cAULLEY OF ESQ Key blvd, Arlington
fseld Sssf McCsulles | and % sister esf'eS Of Mrs Mrs
Hope wilkinson OF Washington, d. C.
and Miss Susane Ruckie.. Of Windsor
Canada. Friends may call at the I've
| iington, Va. where funeral services
| will be held on Monday, August /. a
! II am. Interment National Memnyia
Park. 81
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HENSON. BISHOP DAISY NJ In lovint
memory of my sister. BISHOP DAISY
NJ. HENSON. who departed this lif'
Gone, dear sister. gone forever.
How we miss your smiling face:
But YOU left us to remember.
None on earth can take your place
HER LOVING SISTER. CARRIE LANE
DEVOTED NIECE. EVELYN HAW
KINS AFFECTIONATE NEPHEW
ROBERT LANE
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July 20. 1855. LENA WIsNER BARTON,
beloved mother Of Amy w. and Mendel
H. Barton, grandmother OF Stephen
Barton. jr. Funeral from the w. W.
Deal Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia
ave. NV. on Monday, August l. at 2
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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FORD. JOSEPH NORRIS. In loving
memory of our devoted husband. father
AMI grandfather. JOSEPH MORRIS
FORD. who passed away thirteen years
ago today, July 81, 1a42.
Precious memories remain always.
WIFE. LOUISE FORD: DAUGHTER
EMMA CHRISTIAN: GRANDDAUGH-
TER, ISADORE BANKS
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HARRIS, MAUD MAY. On Saturday
10000 Nash pl.. Kensington. Md. wife
Of the late Albert z. Harris and mother
of Mrs. James E. Rawlings Of Kensing-
ton. Md: John Ralph Harris of
ris, tr. of Bethesda. Md Mrs. Harris
rests at the Warner E. PumphreyI
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. Notice of service LATER
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UNIV ~ ACAhNDENs huJulhHl,
sTRlNGFELLOw. HYDER.. On satur-
day, July 80. 1866, at his residence.
55l @ st. Sc, HYDER .sTR1NGFEL-
Low. devoted husband of Mrs. Isabel
Stringfellow. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by the Eugene Ford Fu-
neral Home. 81
TAYLOR, WALTER. On Thursday. July
~. 1855, WALTER TAYLOR. brother
Of Mrs. Matte Washington OF Baltimore,
Nd. and nephew of Mrs. Mary SimmS.
Mrs. Cecilia Tubman. Mrs. Carrie Cox
and Mrs. Bessie Simmons. He also is
survived by other relatives Notice OF
funeral later, Arrangements by Malvan
a. Schey, Inc
THoRNE. HARVEY T. On Friday. July
20, 1895, at Casualty Hospital HAIR
vEY T. THoRNE. beloved husband OF
Ida v. Thorne. He also is survived
by four sons and three daughters
Funeral services at the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home 1881 Good Hope rd
Sc, on Monday. August J., at II am.
Intermsnt s.; Barnabas' Cemetery.
Oxon HILL Md. 81