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Mrs. A. B. MiIIurd >.
Formerly of Laurel

Mrs. August B. Willard. a for
mer Laurel. Md, resident until
World War II. died yesterday in
a hospital near Unionville, Pa.
She was in her early 40s.
The former Ann Cough, she
was born in Charles County,
Md. the daughter of the late
Richard and Annie Sothoron
Cough. She was known as
Nancy.
Mrs. Willard went to Laurel
High School and a normal school
in Baltimore. During World
War II she and her husband
went to Unionville to live. He
now works for du Pont.
Besides her husband she is
survived by two children, Barney,
10: Sally. 8; six brothers and
four sisters. Richard S. and
Randolph L. Cough, both of
Laurel. Md; Henry Cough. La
Plata, Md; Sothoron j. Cough,
Norfolk, Va; Arthur P. Cough
Huntington, w. Va; Mrs. Michel
r. Stone. Waldorf, Md, Mrs
Olivier E. Ragonnet, 1910 Noyes
drive, an dThomas L. Cough
Falkland Apartments. both OF
Silver Spring. Md; Mrs. William
H. Marbury. 1923 o street NV.
ard Mrs. H. O. Bland, also oil
Washington.
Services will he held tomorrow
in Kennett Square. Pa. Burial
will be Monday in Baltimore
The family requests that any
tokens Of sympathy be con-
tributed to the Church of the
Advent in Kennett Square.
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Of Robert ]. T. White, heuten-
ant governor of Arkansas from
1868 through 1871 under the
administration Of Gov. Powell
Clayton. Mr.. White lived at
Long Moor, a family estate two
miles north Of Purcellville. His
horse, Red Cloud, was known to
Loudoun residents of that day
as the finest I.ding horse in that
part of Virginia. Mr.. White
paid $500 for Red Cloud. then
a considerable sum for a horse.
She was educated in private
schools and married when she
was 81. After her marriage. Mrs.
Scharf maintained her interest
in art by attending the Corcoran
Art Gallery school ard the Mary
land Institute.
Much of her attention in her
later life was given to the preser-
walton of numerous household
articles and furniture passed
down through her family. One
of her especial treasures was a
handwrought coin-silver mug
with the initial IN. Me" in
scribed. It was one Of II FASH
Toned in the early 1sth century
and belonged to Nancy Nell
benny. the daughter of Roxanna
Stuart.
Mrs. Scharf IS survived by her
only child, Edward q. Scharf of
1869 Blackthorn street. Chevy
Chase, Md. Mr. Scharf is a
conSrruction-c 0 c t consultant.
Several grandchildren also sur
vive.
Burial will be at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the Lake View Gene
terry Hamilton Vo
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MA. Bowie, AZ,
|Cafe'0wner

Marcellus A. Bowie. ST., 40, of
5505 Silver Hill road. Suitland,
Md, restaurant owner and a
resident Of the Washington area
for the past 80 years, died yester-
day after a four-month illness,
Mr.. Bowie had been in the
restaurant business for about 1o
years and owned Bowie's Restau-
rant. 6461 Marlboro pike, in
Prince Georges County.
He was a native of Pisgah,
Charles County. Md.
Mr.. Bowie is survived BY his
widow, Mrs. Eva N. Bowie; a
son, Marcellus, jr.; a daughter,
Dollie E. Bowie; a brother,
Henry Llewellyn Bowie. ST., of
Washington. and three sisters.
Mrs. H. Ethel WEIGH of WASH
ington. Mrs. Katherine A. Mills
of Hyattsville. Md, and Mrs.
Myrtle I. Shoup Of st. Peters,
burg, Fla.
Funeral services viii be held at
Q pm. tomorrow at the Simmons
funeral home, 1860 Good Hope
road Sc. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Dratha

Wal TON. FRANK A. On Wednesday
s hgI IL aos ls15 At SR 2s w + RS5sy
beloved hust ana Of Rose T. Walton and
son OF Frank A. Walton. ST. He also
is survived by. his sisters. Edith Wal,
s% E Esyd 5sn ssob An . sSss n sSa
ert and Rufin Walton, and q host of
nieces and nephews. Further notice
for funeral arrangements will be given
WARD, o LAuF. .,Is. On Th.sgysa.y; 4Ss II
p;sds St nv NV. S Sur are fiye
Mrs. Loretta whalen aid Mrs. Dorothy
Platter; one nephew, James, w. winters:
two aunts. one uncle, Other relatives
cali at the Mcclure Funeral Home.
1920 9th st. NV. REQUIEM mass will
70. at 81. ausastine sc Catholic ch nPi h.
Inta n Mount ove ahd Cemetery ter ms
WEMHElMER. ALFRED. On Friday.
April Is. 1876, ALFRED WElLHEIMER
father or MRS. Lotto Gellef and Winston
Richard geilheimeE, Funeral SERVICES
nne1 he H ssTeaF s5o I4h e. nv Son
! sns'z Ach aPa chev!a see Zion Moant
LsSsnon sasa Peas I1,, omit flowers
w Hs4 J. f sss ssxAs Sn s&atsEaag
Of carolvn wicker. she also i sur
yived by her mother, Mrs. Pearl Nc
auntss, six grandchildren and a host
may cali at the Barnes g. Matthews
Fune5a H E9ISsy el4 ap III + sw Fun afIsf
God and Christ. 9th and H sts.- s.w.,
Rev. Samuel Kelsey of6eiating. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Is
April Il, 1855. Il his residence: ss- s
Npf MLEARs bslon nso RaS wa Il sai
l,e \; Williams and father q James
John 4. Williams Of Fails Church.
ton Vars va anon Mrs Ii '0P'Sf # 8 satsin &
s Sur fies \ Funeral T. FF He%e may e W5 at
Friday. April Is. Funeral services will
be held on Saturday, April 10. at
g. G se9 so EDi NssSn cfuEsh' g s5ax
1nterment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
WOOD. LAURA GRACE. On Thursday.
Hospital Laura GRACE WOOD q
Las sGqts sartGn st. Sy ArliagtGp p.r vii
Mrs. Josephine L. Anderson Of Hyafts:
Of Bradford. Pa: sister q Mrs Lois
Marian Zahniser AMI Herbert Wood.
grandmother Of Kathleen and Allan.
l2 mon To- s pm. Friday. April Is.
Services and fntermelt Bradford. Pa.
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Canon Heeney, 81,
DIPLOMATS Father

The Rev. Canon William Ber-
tai Heeney, 80, father Of Cana
da's Ambassador to the United
States Arnold Heeney. died yes
terday at his home in Ottawa.
Canon Heeney was rector for
80 years at st. Luke's Church in
Winnipeg. He was the author of
many books on church history
and biographies of church lead-
ers. He wrote two novels on pio-
neer experiences and had just
completed a third before his
death.
Besides his son and widow, he
is survived by a daughter. Mrs.
Frederick D. Mott, of 1909 Wood
ley road NV.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Ottawa. Burial will
be at his birthplace, Danforth
Lake, Quebec.
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Toohey in 1888 and an honorary
decorate Of laws in 1885.
Authored Treatise
Father Toohey was a past
president of the American Cath
ole Philosophical Association
and the Jesuit Eastern Philo-
sophical Association. He was tile
author OF IAN IndeXed Synopsis
OF Newman's Grammar of AS
sent" a treatise in favor OF
Cardinal Newman's defense Of
orthodoxy against the modernist
movement in catholicism.
He is survived by one sister
Sister Anna De Paul of st. Anne's
Villa, Convent. N. Y.
His body will lie in Dahlgren
Chapel on the university campus
after 1880 pm. Sunday. A re-
QUEEN mass will be said at II
am. Monday at the Holy Trinity
Church. Burial will be in the
Jesuit cemetery on the univer-
sity campus.
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l. H. CompbeII, IS.
Ex-Putent Judue

Levin H. Campbell former
judge on the Board of Patent
Appeals and for many years
with the Otis Elevator Co. in
New York, died Wednesday in
Annapolis. He was 95.
Mr.. Campbell retired from
active practice in 1925 to return
to his birthplace, Easton, Md.
He was buried there yesterday.
Mr.. Campbell is survived by
three children. 1t. Gen. Levin
H. Campbell, World War II
ordnance chief: Mrs. Walter D.
Sharp. both of Annapolis, and
Worthington Campbell of Short
Hills, N. j. Four grandchildren
and several Observation-Disclosures
also survive.
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KIN OF SCOTTISH ROYALTY
Mrs. Mary W. Schorf,
Widow of T. RS Adviser

Mrs. Mary White Scharf. who
traced her ancestry To the royal
house of Scotland. died yester-
day at the Kensington MD
Gardens nursing home. She
was IS.
She was the widow of DR.. Emil
Scharf. friend and political
adviser to President Theodore
Roosevelt and Mark Hanna. Mr..
Scharf died in 1928.
The former Mary White Of
Little Rock, Ark, Mrs. Scharf
Was a descendant of Nancy
Stuart, who was married to John
McIlhenney. Mr.. McIlhennev's
family received 13.000-acre
grant of land n what later be-
came Loudoun County, Va.
Mrs. Scharf was the daughter
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SomueI Ritter, Sc,
Apartment Owner

Samuel Ritter. co-owner of the
Chalfonte Apartments here, died
Wednesday at his home in Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Ritter, Sc. was an owner
of the 2l0-unit apartment build
ing at 1901 Argonne place NV.
He also owned hotels in Miami
Beach and in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Ritter was active in jew
ish organizations in Florida. He
is survived by four nieces and
two nephews.
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Nnurtltnn

BROWN. IsIDoR. The unwilling Of q
monument to the memory Of the late
Mrs. Rose Brown and father Of Ber-
nard Brown and Lucille Kessler. Will
take place on Sunday, April IL. 1855,
at IL noon, at the Adas Israel Gene
ory Of the late ETHEL COHEN beloved
mother OF Mrs. Mary Pollack and Nor
man r. Cohen. will be held on Sunday.
April II. 1855, at 1880 pm, at the
friends invited.
GOLDsTEIN, MORRIS An unvei.lng in
memory Of the late MORRIS GOLD
STEIN will be held on SUNDAY: April
"a. 1855, aG l pm, at the Beth S.lo-
lom Cemetery Cars will be leaving
the Beth Sholom Synagogue at l2
noon. Relatives and -rien1s invited.
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Floyd B. Myers, 81,
ADVERTISING Executive

SAN FRANCISCO, April is tP).
Floyd B.. Myers. 81, widely
known in advertising circles, died
of a heart attack at the Bobo
Olson-Joey Maxim fight ut the
Cow Palace here Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Myers. a vice president of
the Hoist and Cummings and
Myers. Ltd, directed advertising
for the Matson Navigation Co.
and helped promote Hawaii's
tourist industry.
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One-Mun Show

WILMINGTON, N. C. (P.--A
TRANSMISSION was ordered for
Richard o. Sellars in a hospital
here. A pint of blood was brought
in-the same pint Sellers had
donated to the hospital a week
before,
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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN & SON, Auetioneers
III r 81. NV.

THos. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
IN r 81. NV.
TEqsts,sxs s gw of n XslSab bw THnSE
NUMBER sos r STREET, NORTH
BY Virtue CT q certain deed Of trust
dated June 4. 1852 and recorded
224s1 among the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and st the re.
quest OF the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees VIII sell.
at public auction IN I5opt OF r re
g g%nNf4 Sa T pHY 81 APRIL Fhs
Ap. 1855. AS THEE .,S o.SL0 5sIS
and premises. situate In the District
Of Columbia. and designated as and
div sion in Square s34. as per plat
recorded In the once Of the Sur
veySr Tor the District Of Columbia
in Liber 10 at folio ~.
Terms: Sold subject 20 prior lbuild-
n ans ass1siasl9n sa.i i So farthsr
particulars OF which Will be an
pounced at time Of sale. the pur-
chase price above said trust TO pc
paid IA cash: a DEPOSIT Of $4,000 300,
rnents made as Of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ed-
vertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
= HENRY sTEARMAN.
ABNER FRANK,
Trustees.
SAUL SCHwARTZBACH.
1109 Woodward Building,
Attorney for Eoteholder
ap15.1e.2l 1928 -
CONTINUED on next psseS
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HEDLUND, HARRY. In loving memory
of our dear husband and father, HARRY
HEpLUND. who passed away o year
ssE' kPT5l A n H is9a r HrnrINp
JENNINGS, LILLE M. In loving re-
membrance Of our dear mother. LILLE
NJ JENNINGS. who passed away five
years ago Today. April 10. 1850.
Time takes away the edge of grief.
But memories turn Jack every leaf.
Although hel soul is now at rest
And Tree from care and pain.
This world would seem like heaven
II she we're here again.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
JONES, TIA RAYMOND Z. In loving
memory Of our dear son and brother.
TIA RAYMOND e. JONES. who de-
PAL ed this life one year ago. April
Is, 1854.
A precious one from US has gone.
voice we loved Is stilled.
place Is vacant in our horne
, That never can be filled.
YOUR LOVING FAMILY. DAD, MOTH
EE. SISTER, BRoTHER.IN-LA
DANIEL. ANNA JONES. JESSIE. ELLA
MAE PIERCE.
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I'm Mrtt1nriattt.

BIRCH. LILLIAN VENDETTA. Ii, mem
Dry Of our dea- sister, LILLIAN VEN
tweLty-fcur years ago today. April 10.
1851.
The flowers we placed on her grave
VIII withe. and decay.
Bnt the 1--we for her who sleers beneath
sls Ml seT MAh lie c. aJ JACKSON. MARY
EiR15GgE K. B1s: 1Ip 'Nolh.A'
BGDD, EUGENE. A tribute Of love and
devotion to the memory Of our dear
iather, EUGENE BUDD, who left Us
t isIs' years ago s0da'' April 10
Father. life's dusty miles are softer,
with you to think of,
Our tired bodies md comfort in your
protecting love.
" Beyond The blue; " w
Here in our hearts we always see your
And hear your soothing voice. Just like
DEyofEp nSeo c 4 dSf EsTELLE
BERRY; EDWARD BUDD AND SEES
COLLMAN, NOR tCE LORENZO. In SAD
bu. loyins Temembranc. Of ny dey2tsc
MAN. who fell asleep in Jesus sixteen
wears ago today. April T.. 1899.
Rest. dear Ole. sweetly rest.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. KATIE M. col.
WEI l. COLEMAN.
DORSEY. VERNON MARTIN. In sad
hut LOVING reme' ibrance OF my dear
husband and loyal friend, VERNON
MARTIN DORSEY, who died one Syear
ago today holy Thursday, April 10
1854.
Anniversary mass at St, AIMS
Church Arlington. Va: EVELYN.
RAISER, RALrH, JR., AND RALPH, sR:
of my son, RALPH FRAZER. Jr... who
died hve years ago today, April 10.
1850. and to my husband. RALPH FRA
SER. ST.. who passed away April 81,
1s4S.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why seine things have to be.
But in His wisdom God hau planned
Beyond cur power to see.
In ms heart there. is a picture
Moro precious than silver and gold,
II is q picture OF Raiphie and daddy,
Whose memory will never grow old.
It's consolation 70 know
AS the years so by
The memory OF those we loved so much
Can never. never die.
LOVING MOI HER AND WIFE. MAE;
CHILDREN. PIP, BETTY. WAYNE: =
GRAY, LAWRENCE. A token Of love
Il. memory u my dear husband, Law
RENEE GRAY. who departed this lie
four years ago today, April 10. 1851
Not mine to know the reason why
From loved ones we must part,
But mine to live IN faith and hope,
Though bleeding from the heart.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MAuDE
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PERSONAL

EXPERT SPECIAL ASSIST. income
tax and troubles. Est. 50 years; =
f fAyt OK. 5ss 7eS Sc ' Ii. 1856.
ALTERATION OF FuRs and dresses
IN my home or yours. Full exner.
MHf22iEio ,SfSalpHrNG 500 copies, ss.75
h ns fxD S. Of n ssen k 1xS Il ~ sEE se G
FORMS 81. ., $, Job application.
rtspared and typed: personal ccln-
Sc ss nw f RoSn 81 sEF 81 SCI ssis e.? sJ
HAIR TiNTIyG Is our business. %
81 80 eomplets; Why pay 1902
FRENCH r aT A nsA 49as74 SHOP asal l lt'h
chevy CHASE private school. nurs-
s fa1eses 81 s sss grades transDi hot
and FEDERAL Cali Mr., scHIfpT.
2024 Fla. ave. NV. AID 4-s16s be-
tween s. a m. and o pm. Ills
PERMANENT. So. shampoo ana nngsr
S foEEIf PiEAs sssS Z aoME nT for elderly
io.ks; fine food, care, Tvs inspec-
ton inyitsa as No W, f Tr2942 w. mil,
&c ses Longer SB. e! e Ei.Oon'l'l' for z:uF
INCOME TAX RETURNS
1 Thomas CIR. Elk. 3-7070. 90 Yrs.
EXP. FED. .. c.. MD. VA IS up EA.
FUR GARMENTS
outmodsa,, yotn iu.s repaired rs,s and nd
est workmanship. Low summer
rates, Certified coat storage So per
garment. Open 0 It'll 8, AID. 4-324l.
AUCTION SALES
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ME. The officers and mems
bers OF Emmanuel Court, No
3. O. D. c.. are hereby noti-
fed of the death Of Sister
ANNIE STEEL. Funeral
services on Saturday. April
1S, 1866, at l DIN. at the
Third Baptist Church, 5th anC
Que SITS. NV. Calanthe Serv.
ices on Friday. April ID. 81
er Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
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CONAORs, Macy elizabeth. On Tues
Hospital, Miss MARY ELIZABETH
CONNORS. beloved foster aunt Of Mr..
and Mrs. Johr W. Mrathall NJ 1arboe
Md. Miss Connor rests at the Warner
e Humphrey Funera, Home. Si34
Georgia ave. Silver Sprins. Md. Mass
will be offered for the repose OF her
am. at st. Michaers Catholic Church.
500 Wayne ave, Silver spring, Md.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. is
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A1WELL. WILLIAM NJ. A special COM
Sol inunIcation Of Leba n II
IN Lodge. No. Z. F.. A. A. M
~ - is hereby called for Monday,
~ no April Is. 1865, at T. noon,
NN at the Masonic Temple. 18th
st. and New York ave. NV,
for the purpose of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother, WILLIAM NJ. A1WELL
AUBREY W. QUAIsLES,
WorshirrY1 Master II
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April -, 1895. JAMES A. BOORMAN,
husband Of Emile F. Boorman, father
of Comdr. James A. Bcornan. jr.,
U. S. N: Robert H. Boorman and
Ms. Fred L. Rich. brother of Deaconess
E. D. Boorman. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
free parking oppoS,tel. Services will
be held at Gawler's Chapel IN Saturday
April 10. at II noon. 1ntermcnt War
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BOWL MAKCELLus A. sR S on Thurs $.
Hospital. MARcELLUs A BOWIE, ST..
beloved husband OF Eva N. Bowie.
father of Marcellus A. Bowie, IT.. and
and the late Gather ne r. Bowie. b. other
of H, Ethel WEIGH, Katie. inc A. Mills,
Myrtle Shoup ana Henry LEVEL. n
Bowie. ST. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Saturday, April
II, at = pm. Inte-ment Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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MARGARET FLORENCE,

KNIGHT, MABEL. OfficeIs and mem
~ oers Of Queen y,,ctorins H9usehold
NJ & FUN are No Hereby es1l no 81 Of F. .S Sl
"a death of Inmate MABEL KNIoHT.
Household services on Friday. April
V@eaSE R sias BE- soRRE11. M. N. G.
LILLIAN @. WHITAKER. W. r.
KNIGHT 1 MABEL Y. II;;, The otticefs ana
Heroines Of Jericho, are requested to
assemble at the Frazier Funeral Home.
$3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV. on Friday.
the pur rS q coaducsins TIE 6uris
services Of cur late heroine. MABEL
GERTRUDE HARRINGTON: M. A. NJ.
lA Mli.bREb 4 + e cRossY. 81 sees y
LENZ, MARY &. On Wednesday, April
f}ssz ssr a sp5ss s ME- TH W. +
|. Holloway and Mrs. Mildred ".
Campbell. sranamother Of MIS-, Gloria
Christian and Walter alter; H 5EiSdseway' r.;
Msfsars Ct osrde 0u' and s'SMa ss Ruth
IS survived BY i've sreat-grsndehil-
&C. esen runs sssyi sem 2s sSf 18th
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
LUCKETT. REV. EDWIN A. On We'd
nesday, April -. 1855. Rev: EDWIN
A. LUCKETT. beloved son Of Francis
8. and Hazel !. Luckett (net Walter),
Elizabeth. Sisters Of Charity: Mrs.
Eelen Lewis, Mrs Catherine c.. Flans-
gan and Miss Mary Frances Luckett.
the Holy Comforter Church Rectory.
I4th and East Capitol SITS, until 6
pm. Friday. April 15: thence to the
Holy Comforter Church. Pontifical
requiem mass will be offered for the
10, at 1880 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. Is
IuCRrTT. REV. EDWIN A. All of The
lay directors and modera-
g. !; ]; ]; &;
April Is, 1865. at $3.50
pm. Tor the recitation o. the rosary
In memory ef its former spiritual di.
rector. Rev. EDWIN A. LuCkETT.
REV. q. CARL LYON AND ALFREc
a. McGARRAGHY.
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BANKS, DoREATHA A. On Tuesday:

April IL. 1855. DoREATHA A BANKS
o. Sa,o 3Sd2 Snirnia1 ave w. nv: apt a
Bell and Mrs. Joan NJ. Mcconnell.
Also surviving are two grandch; ldren,
Carolyn and Patricia Bell: one sister.
two brothers, william J. and Paul Hart:
other relatives ant many friends.
After pm. Thursday, April IA.
friends are inyit.d to call at the Nj
Cure Funeral Home. 1870 9th st. NV.
Services on Friday. April IA, at the
Third Baptist Church. 9Th and que
SIS. NV, at l pm. Interment Lin
con Memorial Cemetery. Is
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KNIGHT, MABEL. oficers and members
NA-x of Columbia Temple. No. 4242.
X1H I. B p. o. E. of W.. met in a
m6SA session OF sorrow on Thursday
VAj April IA. 1905 for Dsuehtel
W. MABEL KNIGHT. Funeral
~ services will be held at pm.
Aa SATURDAY. April IL. ct the Fra
zier Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV.
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BOTELEK. HATTIF a. OF S9U2 BaTtT-
more ave. COLLEGE Park. Md, on April
Is. 1855, wife. of ths late Willard
F. Boteler, mother of william M. and
Cha Gles A. Boteler and Mrs. Florence
l. Colbert. sister of Thomas. George,
Joseph and Samuel Whitehead and Mrs.
Effe Reese, Services at ChaIlbo RS
Funeral Home, 5SC1 Cleveland ave.
Riverdale Nd. on Saturday. April Is,
at pm. 1nterment Beltsville. Nd. 10
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BROWN. THOMAS LEE; On Wednesday

AprlI l3, 1900. THOMAS LEE BROWN
Of lap Buchanan bans ST. n.y. Rrow beio sen
OF the late j. w. and Annie Brown.
Friends may call at he 8 H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th. st.
NV, from 4 pm. Thursday April IA.
until moor, Satui day. April Is. Serv-
ices ard interment private. Please
omit flowers Is
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Cosmefes Trained cosmetcians staff the complete cosmetic
and perfume departments at sore! You'll find the big
prestige Drug Fair Shelves too Elizabeth Arden
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Council of Rockville,
Maryland will conduct a public
hearing in the office of the Mayor
and Council, 120 South Washing.
ton Street, Rockville, Maryland
AT 9:45 PM.
MARCH 22, 1856
on the application of the Mayor
and Council of Rockville, to re-
zone from Residential "a" to
Commercial 3D., that property
known as valentines Garden En-
larged", owned by A. E. Agnew
said property containing 1892
acres more or less, and lying
East of and parallel to route FAC
and west of and parallel to the
B & o Railroad, said property
adjacent to Frederick Ave. A
more detailed description being
on file in the office of the City
Clerk.
The Mayor and Council of
Rockville
BY JOSEPH P. BLOCKER,
Clerk 627
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Council of Rockville,
Maryland will conduct a public
hearing at the office of the Mayor
and Council, 120 South Washing
ton Street, Rockville, Maryland
AT $3.50 PM.
MARCH %, 1855
on the application of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Com
pany of Baltimore City to rezone
from Residential "C'' to CONNER
] sial ID" Lots 10 and II and parts
of Lots 8, 9, and II, Block in
the subdivision called 'The Park, Z"
said property owned by Victor R.
Beauchamp and containing 25,253
square feet more or less. A more
detailed description being on file
in the office of the City Clerk.
The Mayor and Council of
Rockville
BY JOSEPH P. BLOCKER,
City Clerk 628