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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
AH Institute
Calendar
April SO

Sunday, April 3-9:45-
1000 a.m.-Station WJBk-
TN Channel , SEE FOR
YOURSELF. The Detroit In
stitute of Arts program.
Tuesday. April 800
pm. Lecture Hall-The De-
troit Institute of Arts Lecture
Series "SasSetta. A Sicnese
Painter of the 18th Cen
fury" by John Pope-IIennes-
sey of London's Victoria and
Albert Museum. Reception
following.
Tuesday. April $3.50
am. or 300 PM. Kinder
gartcn Workshop. last of n
series Of four workshops of
music. stories and other ac-
tivities for children and their
mothers.
Wednesday. April 6-S 200
PM. GALLERY HISTORY
OF ART, third of a series of
four meetings dealing with
the art of the 10Th century
in Europe and America
"lmpressioniSm and tn e
Partisan Scene. Small ma
terials fee.
EXHIBITIONS
Opening April 6--EARLY
A MEXICAN JEWISH pOR-
TRAITS AND SILVER Nn
Concentration of the
American Jewish Tercen-
tenary), through May l..
Opening April 5--ANNUAL
EXHIBITION FOR THE
FRIENDS OF MODERN
ART (Sculpture) through
May l.. The Albert Strict
mann Collection of Color
Autographs. through April
80. Work in Progress: Cos
tune Designs for Opera and
Ballet. through April 10.
Exhibition from the BOYS
Club of Detroit. through
April 3.
VISITING HOURS
LOCATION: 5000 Wood
ward Ave. TELEPHONE:
Temple l-0360.
ADMISSION: Free.
HOURS: Closed Mondays
and Holidays. Tuesday
through Friday, ZOO pm.
to 1000 pm. Saturday and
Sunday, 900 am. to 500
pm.
Nursing office no later than
April /. Applications for
admission to the University
also have the April ! dead
line.
A nine-member award
committee will make rec
concentrations for the final
selection. Winners will be
i'm Nav.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Society DOINCS
By MARY BELLE RHODES

man and MI Neal By 4.
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&C M'ConneII, Jr.
Reserve Lieutenant

1t. (j.g) Clark Chrispy Nc
Connell, jr., 25, Naval Reserve
navigator, was killed in a plane
crash on July 20 while on ma
neuvers over Naples, Italy. He
was stationed aboard an air.
plane carrier.
Lieut.. McConnell's father for
merly worked at Harris and
Ewing. photographers, here. His
mother, the former Regina Cis-
sci, used to live in Silver Spring,
Md, where his grandmother, the
late Mrs. Mary Koechling Cissel,
also lived.
Lieut.. Mcconnell was born in
Nashville, Tenn. and was grad
uated from Yale University in
1858, after which he began his
military training.
Besides his parents of San
Marino, Calf. he is survived by
IA brother, John Cissel McCon-
nell of San Marino, and a sister,
Mrs. Edwin D. Dey of Alaska.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Friday at Fort Myer
Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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John Roland Kinzer, 81, for
mer Republican Representative
from Pennsylvania. died Monday
night in Lancaster, Pa.
The Lancaster attorney had
been in failing health for several
weeks and was hospitalized Mon
day.
Mr.. Kinzer served in. Congress
from 1880 until his retirement in
1947.
He was born on a farm near
Terre Hill in East Earl Town
ship, Lancaster County, Pa. In
1896, he was graduated from
Franklin and Marshall College
in Lancaster. He studied law
and in 1900 was admitted to the
bar. He began practicing in
Lancaster and served as county
solicitor of Lancaster County
from 1812.to 1923.
Mr.. Kinzer was delegate to the
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William F. Elliott,
Retired Undertaken

William F. Elliott. 81, who was
lin the undertaking business for
I65 years before he retired, died
yesterday at Resmor Sanitarium,
Bethesda, Md. He lived at 5623
Huntington parkway. Bethesda.
Mr.. Elliott was general man
ager of the w. w. Chambers Co.
when he retired in 1914 after
l8 years with the firm. He began
his career when he was II with
the former Baker funeral home,
Eleventh and F streets NV.
Later he was manager of the
John r. Wright Co., former
undertaking establishment here.
Mr.. Elliott was for many years
IA board member of the Lewis
Memorial Methodist Church and
Ia member of Harmony Masonic
Lodge No. II.
A daughter survives, Mrs.
Leonard Barrett, of the Bethes-
da address. Mr.. Elliott's wife,
Mrs. Florence Wilson Elliott, died
last September.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home. 1400 Chaplin street NV.
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Ward Hall, Ex-EmpIoye
.OfSunitury Commission

Ward Thomas Hall. SO. retired
from the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission, died yes
terday at his home, 5724 T'hir-
tieth avenue. Hyattsville, Md,
after a long illness.
Mr.. Hall was born in Venango,
Pa. He enlisted in the Navy
when he was 16 and retired 19
years later as a chief gunner in
1920. During his Navy career he
taught diving at Indian Head,
Md, and at the Torpedo School,
Newport, r. I.
Mr.. Hall worked 20 years for
the Washington Suburban Sani-
Itary Commission. He was a su-
Ipervising foreman in the main
tenance and operation depart
ment when he retired in 1852.
Survivors are his widow, Lille
R.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Dolores
LaDow, 9103 Hobart street, Ard
more, Md, and two grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at pm
tomorrow at the First Methodist
Church, Hyattsville. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Earle A. Reid, 63,
Printer for Star

Earle A. Reid, So, a linotype
operator for The Star, died
Monday at his home, 224 Mary
land avenue NE.
Mr.. Reid was born in Dublin,
Tex, and was an Army veteran
Iof World War I. He worked for
various Middle West papers be-
fore he came to The Star in 1925.
Mr.. Reid was a member of
Pentalpha Masonic Lodge No. %
and the Columbia Typographical
Union No. 101.
Survivors are his widow Ruth; !;
Ia daughter, Miss Stephanie Pa
|tricia Reid, and a son, Earle
Thomas Reid, both of Pasca-
lgoula, Miss.
Service will be held at noon
Tomorrow at the home. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Officer Found Dead
AT Putuxent Base

A Navy officer was found dead
in his room at the Naval Air
Station at Patuxent, Md, yes
Iterday.
He was 1t. Comdr. Phillip j.
Grace of Montrose, Pa, who
had served in the Navy since
his graduation from the Univer-
sity of Scranton in 1941.
The Potomac River Naval
Commands public information
office reported that Comdr
Grace's body was found at S::20
a m. in his room in the,bachelor
Officers quarters at Patuxent
His death apparently was from
natural causes, the Office said,
but the body was sent to the
Bethesda Naval Hospital for ex-
animation.
Comdr. Grace was assigned to
Patuxent June Is after gradu-
ating from the General Line
School. Monterrey. Calf. He
was commissioned in 1912.
The Navy listed his next of
kin as his mother, Mrs. Leonra
c. Grace of MontroSe.
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Mrs. c. w. Vuden,
81 Years in D. 6.

Mrs. Clarence w. Walden, 81, a
District resident since her mar
riage in 1903, died Sunday at
Sibley Hospital. She lived at
lot Fourth street NE.
Mrs. Walden was the former
Margaret M. Buechler of Wythe-
vile, Va. Her husband, who
died about Is years ago, was a
retired Navy Yard employe.
Mrs. Vaden was a member of
Eastern Presbyterian Church for
almost so years and became a
charter member of the Capitol
Hill Presbyterian Church when
the Eastern and Metropolitan
Presbyterian Churches merged
She was active in the Women's
| Guild.
Mrs. Walden was a life member
Iof Ruth Chapter of the Eastern
Star in HyattSville, Md. and was
a member of the j. E. B. Stuart
Chapter of the United Daughters
lof the Confederacy.
| Survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Katherine v. Tippett, Ar
Ilington, Va: Mrs. Margaret v.
Howard. of the home address:
two sons. Clarence, jr., Silver
Spring, Md; Raymond T. Vaden,
1903 Sixteenth street Sc, and
IL grandchildren.
Services will be held at II am.
tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth and Massachusetts
avenue NE. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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War. He served in the Philip
pine Insurrection, the Cuban
Army of Pacification and during
World War was adjutant gems
Ieral and later chief of staff OF
the Northeastern Department at
Boston.
Col. Williams attended the
Army War College in 1923-24 and
returned to head the college in
1880. In the late 20's he was
stationed in San Antonio and was
Executive officer of the 7th In
Ifantry Regiment at Vancouver
Barracks, Wash.
| Col. Williams formerly COM
manded the 18th Infantry Regi.
ment at Governors Island, N. Y.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Anne Mcknight Williams; a son,
Army 1t. Col. A. S. Williams, jr.
Philadelphia. and his sister, Mrs.
Edward Croft, New York City.
Services were held in Phila-
idelphia yesterday. Burial will be
later in Arlington Cemetery.
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|WiIIiom c. Johns, 50,
Retired U. S. EmpIoye

William Calvin Johns, 80, re-
tired assistant storekeeper at the
Naval Gun Factory's supply de-
partment, died Sunday at his
home, 3146 Buena Vista terrace
Sc.
Mr.. Johns was born in Frank
lin County, Pa. He Joined the
Marines during the Spanish
American War and served more
than two years in the Philip
pines. Afterwards he came to
Washington to live and worked
80 years at the Gun Factory,
retiring in 1910. For II years he
handled the Yards store of high
explosives.
He was a member of La Fayette
Masonic Lodge No. 10; Lebanon
Chapter No. 25 of the Eastern
Star and Richard ]. Harden
Camp No. 2 of the United Span
ish War Veterans.
Survivors are his widow, Ethel
A.; a daughter, Mrs. Amy Web
ster, Hillcrest Heights. Md;
three grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Service will be held at 10:30
a m. tomorrow at the Deal fune-
raj home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Sir Percy Noble,
British Admiral

LONDON, July 20 (P.-Ad-
miral Sir Percy Noble, leader of
the British wartime naval dele
CATION to Washington in 1912
A, died yesterday. He was rs.
Admiral Noble was commander
in chief of the western ap-
proaches in 1941-42. during Brit
aims fight against German sub
marines.
Among other important ap-
pointments Admiral Noble held
in a long and distinguished naval
career were commander of the
China station from 1888 to 1910
and Fourth Sea Lord from 1895
to 1887.
During his two years in Wash
ington he worked hard to in
form the American public of the
seriousness of the U-boat men-
ace to the Atlantic lifeline.
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Mrs. CIoro Luughlin,
Widow of Steel Man

HYANNIS PORT, Mass. July
26 (P).-Mrs. Clara Young
Laughlin, 80, widow of James B.
|Laughlin, former treasurer OF
the Jones g. Laughlin Steel Corp.
Iof Pittsburgh, died yesterday at
her summer home.
She is survived by two sons,
.Ledlie I. Laughlin, former asso-
'ciate dean of admissions at
Princeton University, and Henry
"A. Laughlin, president of Hough-
.ton-Mifflin Publishing Co. OF
Boston.
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Col. Albert S. Williams, IS,
Headed War College Here

Col. Albert Sidney Williams,
79, USA. retired, who was di-
rector of the Army War College
here from 1890 to 1894. died Fri
day in Philadelphia. He worked
there as personnel relations di-
rector with the Lanston Mono
type Co.
Col. Williams was professor
Iof military science and tactics
at the University of Pennsylvania
when he retired in 1943.
Col. Williams was born in Mo-
bile. Ala. where his father. Price
Williams, was probate judge. He
went to the University of Ala
bama and entered the Army
during the Spanish American
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son, MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS; son
CHARLES DAVIS.
DYE, MABEL f. In loving memory Of
my dear wife, MABEL E. DYE. who
passed away seven years ago today
July 26. l94S.
Her smiling way and pleasant face
Are a pleasure to recall;
She had a kindly word for each
HER HusBAND. Elmer.
DYE. MABEL HULL. A tribute of love
toe the memory OF our dear sister
years ago today, July 26, 194S.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by:
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
OF one we loved dearly and will never
HER nn6lEyr9g 5EEy99ggED SISTERS AND
IILLMAN. PFC. RICHARD w., JR. In
loving remembrance of our son, Pfc.
RICHARD w. TILI4MAN. Jr.. who died
1--WE wears ago today, July 20, 1850.
AS we loved him., so we miss him;
In memory, he Is always near;
Loved, remembered, lonEed for always,
MOTHER AND DADDY.
EILEEN LOUISE. was
born in sayre, Pa. May o, 1859. the
SECOND child OF Pr, and Mrs. Robert E
Whitmoyer of T0St2 Church St, Athens
Pa, at present with the Sudan interior
Mission Kano. .Nigeria West ,Afrca. Or
Monday, July 3. 1865, at the age OF
3 years she was lovingly taken to bt
with her Saviour at chanchaga. Nigeria
after brief Illness. 1nterment was
on July 4 1858. at the Mission Rest
Home at Mango: Nigeria. Eileen is tht
granddaughter OF Mrs. H. M Carpenter
Of 1881 end ST. South. Arlington, Va
EILEEN
Safe in her Saviour's loving arms
The little one He chose to take.
Her little hands can serve Him there.
Her feet run for His dear sake.
To US He gave the privilege
To plant garden here,
And may He give with it the grace
To tend 1t year by year.
And may it grow and blossom
And bear much fruit and then
May 1t be ours to harvest
The souls of black-skinned men.
Til one day up in heaven,
Uuited once again,
Well see her little life and death
Has glorified His Name
MRS. g. II. C, EDWARDS, SIM. JOS
NIGERIA
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John Roland Kinzer, 81, Dies,
.Ex-PennsyIvonio Legislator

Republican National Convention
at Kansas City in 1928 before
he was elected to the list Con-
gress to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death Of William w.
Griest. He was ranking Repub-
lican on the House Agricultural
Committee during the admins
tration of President Truman.
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Jim Croker, 81,
First DR.. |. o.

DALLAS, Tex. July 26 (P).-
Jim Crocker, 54-year-old radio
veteran who was the first ''Dr
I. O." died last night after an
illness of several months.
He bagan his radio broadcast
ing career in 1881. He was
named radio director for the
Pan American Exposition in
Dallas in 1887.
Mr.. Crocker joined Station
KRLD in Dallas as chief an
nouncer in 1898 and gained
recognition as the first DIR.
I. O." of the question-and-
answer show. He became assist
ant manager of KRIID in 1945.
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Mrs. Mae Spelshouse,
Former D. C.. Resident

Mrs. Mae Josephine McWil-
liams Spelshouse. rs, a Washing
ton resident until 81 years ago,
died yesterday at her home in
Fort Meade, Fla.
Survivors include two sisters
and brother of Washington
Services will be held tomorrow in
Florida.
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Darn uf ThankB

BoWLES, JAMES A. The family of the
late JAMES A. BOWLES wishes to ex-
press its deepest appreciation to Rev.
Louis McCombs for the eulogy. Rev.
James r. Miles and to Rev. walter
Jackson for their kind remarks and
To- Prince Hall Chapter. No. 5. R. A,
N; friends and neighbors for their
pspers, condolences and many acts of
kindness The family also wishes to
gratefully acknowledge and to sincerely
thank Charles Catcher Lodge, No. 15,
F. A. A. M. the Past Masters Council
4. of the Bureau of Engraving, Shop
No. 43, of the Navy Yard. the Tabu-
lating Section of the FHA. Flower
Club of the GPO. friends and
neighbors for their most beautiful floral
tributes. THE FAMILY.
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

q vey often card OF thonks In
The Stor meons Q need which con
hardly be solved in ony other woy
BOT only is it o groeious expression
q gratitude to those WHO have sent
Horol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
aesses Of the mony to whom per.
senoI note Of thonks connot well be
moiled OF whose nomes and 3D.
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
y card Of thonks moy be oronsed
" telephone to The Ster. ST. $4,000.
dhe Evening and Sunday Stor
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pose. OF conducting funeral services for
the late Sister MARGARET E. VADEN.
BY order of
l. FRANCES BARNES. Worthy Matron.
M. VIRGINIA THOMPSON.
WATERS. JOSEPH ]. On Sunday, July
2d1s iI2235, at San Francisco; Calf
late Unetta Rapee Waters. father OF
Miss Helen Margaret waters Of San
Louise Burford Of Norfolk. Va. Serv-
ices at the S, H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 290l l4th st. NV, on Thurs
day. July 2S. at. : pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
COL. ALERT S., U. S. A.
retired, will be buried in Arlington
National Cemetery at Q am. Wednes-
day, July ~, 1855. Graveside services
will be held.
WINDSOR. BESSIE. On Tuesday. July
20. 1865. at the Methodist Home,
1901 Connecticut ave. NV. BESSIE
WINDSOR, sister of Mrs. W; F. Pepper
OF Staten Island. N. Y: sister-in-law
OF G. Z. Proctor of Washington, D. C.
Services at the above home cn Thurs
day; July 2S, at ii am. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. ~
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS

CHOICE 11T;N LOTS Il TS Sde %S%S5P NaT{S EsT
st Arlington Va ia 2-s772. rs
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. = 8 ed.
Joining lots at LESS THAN HALF
PRICE Excel. location, Just across the
road from the fountain. Call FE.
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Iu Mrlttnrtattt

DAVIS, JULIA WILLS. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF our dear mother,
Mrs. JULIA WILLS, DAVIS, who de-
pared this life two years ago today,
July 2o' 1898,
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Dr;atha

TOoMEY. JOSEPH C. On Monday. July
2s is55 at his J6sEsn 5sSlfSHce lfea daS
beloved husband OF Pauline B. Toomey
father of Joseph A. Toomey. Mrs. j
T. Wilson and Mrs. George q. Tillots-
Baltimore, Md Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass ave ne. where services will
be held or Thursday. July 2S. at
pm. Interment For. Lincoln Gene
tery. ~
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Dfatha

denly, on Friday. July %. 1858, JAMES
ARTHUR FERGUSON. He Is survived
and Earl: one daughter. Mrs. Bernice
Berkley of Newark, N. j.: mother,
Mrs. Frances Ferguson: one grand
fasSse eSss Rsns hsF rssEss rs.ns at and hts sts
residence. 49I9 Sheriff I'd. ne. on
EuneTai Snnnsi'As Services is vii! e Be held on on
sinai Baptist s s c6uash re- p 1915 srd 0ua. st.
interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements by the R. N. Horton
FIELDING. ETHEL F. On Tuesday. July
loved sister of Mrs. Annie L. Holder
from the W W Deal Funeral Home.
July 20. at IL am. In.erment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 2S
GAsCH. NELLIE N. On Sunday. July
"A. 1855, at Cotton Point. Md. NELLIE
~ GASCH of 4002 4Sth st., Bladens-
burg Md. wife Of Frank E. Gssch,
mother Of Joan. Frank. IT.: Elroy arr M,
and Vera N. Crawford sister of Mrs.
Vera E. Rittenour. Andrew F.. r., and
Miles F. Crawford. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st, and
held on Thursday, July 2S. at II
am. Interment Washington National
Cemetery. 21
GAY. HENRY; On Sunday. July "a.
v Ia55. At washington gD, sSnitarigm'
Of Rose Maggie Gay. father OF Henry.
Frank and John Gay: so1 Of Riccardo
and Christina Cav: brother of Limo
Gay Of Of ssRtng e P s. S;.ss4s sna anFils hs
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol
t4th st. NV. on Wednesday. July -,
al $40 am. thence to Our Lady OF
sen sye catnsS skSms ehsGR srR snae .sre
the holy sacrifice of the mass viii be
offered at am. for the repose of
his soul. Interment Mount ohyet
GLENN, MARY. On Saturday. July %.
1855, MARY GLENN Of 337 oakdale
mother of Nathaniel ana Thaddeus
Mills, Martha Raye Lois Kelley. Thad-
se also nahane a safveG eGd BY so " oha
relatives and friends, The. late Mrs.
Glenn may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 II st. ne. from ,
Persl P to ana pm n1ermehl eFday wStmrs 5Elz e. e
Is
GOODNESS, FRANK LLOYD. On sun
day July "a. 1855, at Walter Reed
Hospital. FRANK LLOYD GOODNESS
of 2523 N. Winchester ST. Arlington.
Va, beloved husband Of Eileen v. Good
ness, son of Mrs. W. F. Bennett Of
Spokane, Wash; brother of Harold
Goodness of Alaska Services at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29O1
l4th st NV. on Wednesday. July 81
at $3.50 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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JOSEPH c. A special COM
of King David
Lodge. No. 2S. F. A. A. M,
is hereby called for Thurs
day July IS, 1865. at l2
noon. for the purpose of CIV
ing Masonic burial to our
late brother. JOSEPH c.
Members are requested to
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WILLIAM A. HAb1CHI, Master.
SMITH H. PURDUM. Secretary. %
MABEL HEWITT. On Friday.
July %, 1865, at Freedmens Hos
pital. MABEL HEWITT TUCKSoN OF
1920 Mississippi ave. Sc, Apt. l03,
beloved wife of Beverly c. Tuckson,
devoted mother of Doris Grigsby and
loving sister of Louise Hewitt also
surviving are three grandchildren and
many other relatives and friends After
) pm. Tuesday, July 20. friends mag
call at Campbelrs Funeral Home 423
4th st. s,w. Funeral services on We'd
nesday. July 81. at lG am. at st.
Monica Episcopal Church. l1Q1 s.
Capitol ST.. Rev. Bianchi oficiating.
1nterment Harmony Cemetery. 26'
MARGARET NJ. (nee Beuchler)
2ospita IN haI MARdARE o H. Wv 9ApEN aE Sn1ee ,nes
Beuchlerl Of 10T 4th st. ne, be-
loved wife. Of the late Clarence Walden.
mother Of Mrs. Kathern " Tippett,
Mrs. Margaret v. Howard. Raymond T
and Clarence. W. Walden, jr.: also II
grandchildren Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Wednesday. July 81, at IL a ms In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Wythe-
vile. Va. paper please copy.) 70
vADEN, MARGARET E. The officers and
T. a members of Ruth Chapter
WI No. z, order of the Eastern
MX Star are requested to as.
AAfN semble at the Lee Punera
Home, 4th St and Mass. ave
y ne. on Wednesday. July 81
1865, at 10 am, for the pur-
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You are gone mama.
But you are not forgotten
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS, MRS
EDNA SMITH. MRS. MYRTLE JACK
SON, MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS; SON
CHARLES DAVIS.