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MARCH 30, 1855
AT 500 PM.

in the matter of the appeal of
the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company of Baltimore
for erection of building on Lots
10-11 and part of lots 1912, Block
2 in the subdivision called THE
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because of the insufficient off
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Order of Publication

Equity No. 1904
Evening star., 1955-10-24
MRS. Elmer Green,
Wife Of Retired
Food Store Official

Mrs. Elmer w. Green, 66, wife
OF the retired superintendent OF
the A0sP food stores. died yester-
day at her home. Sweepstakes
Farms. near Damascus. Md.
Mrs. Green was the former
Mary A. Witte. a native Of Baltic
more. Her father was the late
Herman J. Witte. Mrs. Green
was educated in Baltimore and
was married in 1913. She and
her husband lived in Silver Spring
until he retired and went to
Sweepstakes Farm. stock farm.
to live.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Green is survived by three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Charles J.. Thomas,
Chester. Va: Mrs. Thomas s.
Ryon, Farmville, N. c.: Mrs. Vic
tor Brieger. Mount Airy, Md:
her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth n.
Witte. in the Lutheran Home in
Washington: three brothers, Her
man and Warren Witte, both Of
Baltimore; Rudolph Witte, Hy-
attsville. Md. and five grand
children.
Services win be held at I pm.
Wednesday at the Molesworth
funeral home. Damascus. Burial
win be In ParlWood Cemetery,
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
T. N. Mccurter,
Utility Executive

RUMSON, N. j., Oct. "a (R1.--
Thomas Nesbitt Met Carter, former
State Senate majority leader, at
torney general and president OF
Public Service Corp. Of New
Jersey. died yesterday at his
home here.
Mr.. McCarter, So, had lived
in retirement here since leaving
his position as chairman Of the
Board of Public Service in l945.
During his active business.
law. governmental and public
career. he served as q lawyer,
State Senator from Essex Coun-
ty, the States top law. enforce
ment ofiicial, q Judge Of Newark.
and head of Public Service.
Mr.. McCarter was a former
president Of the American Elec-
trio Railway Association and the
Edison Election Institute, and at
one time was on the board OF
the Chase National Bank and
Newark College Of Engineering.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

Alexander j. Lipske, ST., 65, re-
tired chief Of the 7th battalion
in the District Fire Department.
died yesterday at his home. l443
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Mr.. Lipske joined the Fire De-
partment In 1912 and retired in
1947. During World War ] he
was q rigger at the Naval Gun
Factory.
Mr.. Lipske played an active
part In organizing the former
firemen's Labor Day parade and
helped arrange the annual police
and firenen's Mothers Day
communion.
In 1928 he and another fire-
man built an aIl-rope safety net
for use at the Fire Department
drill tower. He also improved
the lifeline bag that firemen
carry up ladders In case they
have to make q quick descent.
He added q tWo-way draw cord
$50 both the fireman,s hands
would be free and they could
carry the life line knapsack
fashion.
Mr.. Lipske fell through a
burning roof at a clothing store
fire at 1913 Pennsylvania avenue
NV In 1928. A flremen with
him grabbed o IRE hose tossed
into the inferno by men outside
and pulled Mr.. Lipske to safety.
The fireman, Pvt. A. c. Kefauvel
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Robert {. Henry, Executive
In Cotton Industry for Years

Mills. New Orleans. From 1905
1914 he was general superintend-
ent Of a group Of mills headed by
Col. Leroy Springs.
From l917-l9l9 he was super
intendent Of Utica Steam and
Mohawk Valley Cotton Mills at
Utica. N. Y. He returned to
Greenville in 1919 to become
treasurer and general manager
of Duncan Mills. Two years later
he became president Of Duncan
and at the same time was named
president and treasurer Of Watts
Mills and the Aragon Baldwin
Mills and the Victor Monaghan
Co. In 1s46 these four COM
|panies we're merged with J. r.
Stevens q Co. and Mr.. Henry
was named vice president In
charge Of this group.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Sarah Emmie McCrary
Henry; one son. r. Carter Henry
Iof Greenville: two sisters, Mrs.
IS. w. Williams and Mrs. Char
.lotte Gillespie. both Of Roanoke,
Va; one brother. c. S. Ashby
Henry OF Charlottesville, and
four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
today at Christ Episcopal
Church, with burial in the
church cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

GREENVILLE, 8. c.. Oct. "a
CAP. Robert e. Henry. rs, Green
vile textile manufacturer and
a past president Of the Ameri-
can Cotton Manufacturers As
sociation, died In the Green
vile General Hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Henry retired in 1850 as
vice president In charge Of what
was then the Duncan group Of
]. P. Stevens & Co. He played
an important role In the forma-
tion Of Stevens in l946 and con-
tinued as o director after his
retirement.
Mr.. Henry received honorary
degrees from Clemson and Pres
byterian Colleges. He was a di-
rector of the First National Bank
Of Greenville, Of the Piedmont
q Northern Railway and had
served as q director Of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank, Charlotte
IN. CO. district. and on the
South Carolina Board of Bank
Control.
Mr.. Henry was born July o
1880. In Tazewell, Va, and was
q graduate Of Hampden Sydney
College. He attended the Phil
adelphia Textile School. His first
executive position was superin-
tendent Of Maginnis Cotton
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Robert AtherhoIt,
IndustriuIist and
Civic Worker, 81

LYNCHBUR0, Oct. - tE1
Robert Clark Atherholt, 81, in-
|dustrialist and widely known
civic leader, died 1T 3 hospital
here Saturday.
A native Of Philadelphia. Mr..
|Athefholt had lived here since
1880. He was general manager
of Hampton Looms. Inc, In Bed
ford.
Currently serving as chairman
|of the corporations committee
In andolpfi-Macon Worian's
College development program,
Mr.. Atherhoit was elected last
year to membership on the col
|lege board Of trustees.
Among directorates on which
he served are those Of Peoples
National Bank u Trust co. Vir-
|ginia Manufacturers Associa-
ton, Lynchburg Gas CO.. and
|Lynchburg Hotel Corp. He was
formerly president Of Central
Virginia Industries.
Survivors are his widow: q
daughter, Miss Louise Couch
Atherholt. and two sons. Robert
CLARK Atherholt, IT.. and William
Bradshaw Atherhclt. and q SIS
tier, Mrs. Frank Feiler Of Phila-
|deiphia.
Funeral services were to be
conducted this afternoon ct st.
Johns Episcopal Church with
burial in Spring Hill Cemetery
here.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Abel Archibald Norris, ST.,
Member Of Old Area Family

he was . guard at the American
Security 81 Trust Co. on Fla
teenth street NV. for q number
of years.
: He was q member Of the
knights Of Columbus and st.
Martins Catholic Church in
Gaithersburg for IS years.
Survivors are two sons. Nor
bert e. Norris, of the Gathers
burg address, a teller for SUBJ
urban Trust Co. In Silver Spring;
Abel Norris. jr., Rockville. Nd,
counselor at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School: a sister. Mrs.
Ralph Clarke. $50 Eighth street
NE. and nine grandchildren.
His wife, Mrs. Mary Beall Norris.
died is years ago.
Requiem mass win be offered
at 10 am. Wednesday at st.
Rose Catholic Church. Choppers.
Md. Burial win be in the church
cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

Abel Archibald Norris. sr., 90,
retired Railway Express empioye,
died yesterday of ! cerebral l1em-
orrhage at his home, II Meern
avenue, Gaithersburg. Nd.
Mr.. Norris was born near Leon
ardtoWn, Nd. In q home that
had been in his family for several
hundred years. During the War
of 1912 when the British sailed
up the mouth Of the Patuxent. a
cannonball landed on q part OF
the Norris house.
Mr.. Norris father. James Rom
anus Norris, was a Confederate
spy and was imprisoned at Point
Lookout. Md. Mr.. Norris mother
was the former Katherine Abel.
He was a descendant Of Gov.
Stone of Maryland.
Mr.. Norris worked more than
20 years with the Railway Ex-
press and after his retirement.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

NEW YORK. Oct. "a M. Will
liam A. Curiey, 8l-year-old edi-
tor of the New York Journal
American. died yesterday In
Harkness Pavilion. Columbia
Medical Center.
Death was caused by q heart all
ment.
Mr.. Curley was born in New
York on March %, 1874. He be-
gan his career as an Office boy
for an advertising agency. As q
young man he wrote bicycle
news for The New York Record
er until 1t ceased publication.
Joined Hearst In 1898.
He joined the william RAN
dolph Hearst newspapers in 1898
as q sports writer on The New
York American. Later he became
sports editor. He then rose to
Sunday editor Of the American
and news editor Of that paper,
published as a morning news
paper at that time.
Between 1911 and 1913. the
newspaper man was managing
editor Of the Los Angeles Her.
aid. In 1e13-14 he held . similar
post on the San Francisco Call.
He became editor Of the Chicago
American In 1914 and remained
in that post until 1927. During
that period gang warfare be-
Evening star., 1955-10-24
vviIIiom A. CurIey, 81. Editor
Of Hearst ournoI-Americun

tween Chicago racketeers became
commonplace.
During his tenure In Chicago
Mr.. Curley in 1924 was named
supervising editor Of the Boston
American. the Milwaukee Eve
ming News. the Atlanta Georgian,
the Detroit Times and the Hearst
newspapers in Albany. Rochester
and Syracuse.
Moved to New York
His permanent transfer to New
York came in 1927, first as man
aging editor and then as editor
Of the Journal. One week before
the Journal and the American
were merged into the New York
Journal-American he was named
editor In chief Of the evening
paper. After the merger he was
named editor Of the paper.
He also served as assistant edi-
tor in chief Of Hearst Consoli-
dated Publications. M ss
The widow, Mrs. Mary Grace
curley. survives. as well as q son.
Robert E. Curley, and q daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Machine. both Of Chi
cago: another daughter. Mrs
Fred Teich Of Kenilworth. Ill.:
a brother. John. and two sisters,
Mrs. Agnes Sullivan and Miss
May Curley.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Sir Richard Poeet.
Acoustics Expert

LONDON, Oct. "a R.-Sir
Richard Paget. s6, scientist, at
|torney and musician, died yes
|terday.
Sir Richards researches in
acoustics were credited with a
big share In the present effi-
cheney Of anti-submarine devices
and Of hearing aids for the deaf.
As an attorney, he was q pi-
|oneer of the arbitration system
now commonly used in Britain
to settle industrial disputes.
He made a lifetime study Of
deaf and dumb languages used
all over the world. Two years
ago he devised q new sign Ian
|guage for deaf children.
AS a musician he was skilled
in severai instruments and COM
posed many songs.
Sir Richards baronetcy passes
Ito his son. John Starr Paget.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Mrs. Dovid Greenberg, IS,
District Resident 90 Years

Mrs. David Greenberg. SO. q
Washington resident for so years.
died yesterday at her home. 1887
Fort Stevens drive NV.
Mrs. Greenberg was the former
Mary Frank, a native of New
York. Her husband is retired
from the tailoring and dry clean
irg business In Washington.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by two sons, Harry. $500
Georgia avenue N. W., and Ray
mond, 722 Peabody street N. W.,
who operate the McReynolds
cleaning business at Eighteenth
and q streets NV: two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Edith Baturin. 297l
Mckinley street NV; Mrs. Freda
Gordon. 6l12 Utah avenue NV:
a sister, Mrs. Louis Suchoff, New
York: four brothers. Isadore,
Baltimore: Abner, Quebec Apart
ments: Aaron, 1924 Military road
NV, and David Frank, 1924
Military road NV. and eight
grandchildren.
Services win be held at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
'WiIIiom Couthorne,
Retired Oil Man

RICHMOND. oct. "a R.--
William Iatane Cauthorne. 70, q
retired district manager for the
ESQ Standard Oil Co., died yes
terday at his Richmond home.
Mr.. Cauthorne came to Rich
mond from Alexandria nine years
ago following bis retirement after
81 years as district manager.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Mary Bruff Cauthorne, q daugh-
ter. four sisters and two brothers
A funeral service win be held
Tuesday In st. Johns Episcopal
Church In Tappahannock with
burial in the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Al. Lipske, Sr., Retired Chief
OF Citys 9TH Fire Battalion

became battalion chief when
Mr.. Lipske retired.
Mr.. Lipske had served as q
private at engine company No. l,
as q lieutenant at engine COM
pany No. s and as q captain
at engine company No. 81. He
had also been chief Of Bat
talon 8.
Mr.. Lipske trained members
of the Mount Rainier Volunteer
Fire Department In the 1920s.
Recently he was appointed hon.
orary chief Of the Mount Rainier
Fire Department.
He was q native Of Hudson.
N.Y.
Son In Navy
Survivors are his widow, Marie:
two sons, Alexander. jr.. Spring.
field, Va; Robert. aviation elec-
tronics technician lie In the
Navy at National City. Calf:
three daughters, Mrs. Catherine
Schuepbach. Mil Valley. Calf;
Mrs. Marjorie Broughton. Sausa-
Tito. Calf: Mrs. Marie Noyotny.
1445 Pennsylvania avenue S.E.:
six sisters and brothers and nine
grandchildren.
Requiem mass win be offered
lat 10 am. Thursday at Holy
Comforter Catholic Church, Four
teenth and East Capitol streets.
Burial win be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Sidney Horris, A.,
Theatrical AGENT

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Oct. "A
E Sidney Harris. ~. operator
|of 8 theatrical booking agency
that obtained talent for many
hotel night clubs on Miami
Beach, died yesterday.
Formerly connected with the
William Morris Agency Of Chi-
|caeo. Mr.. Harris had been agent
for Mickey Rooney. Rudy Valiee.
Dick Haynes, Martha Raye and
Katherine Grayson.
He was night club and yaude-
|yille editor for the show business
trade paper Billboard for many
years.
Mr.. Harris. who moved here
|fiye years ago. Is survived BY his
widow and 3 daughter.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

formerly president Of the Tako-
ma Park Citizens Association.
Survivors are o daughter, Miss
Marie Whitbeck, Of the home ad-
dress: his stepmother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Whitbeck. Mount Vernon
N. Y: a brother retired Coasi
Guard Commodore John E. Whit
beck, Fort Lauderdale. Fla. and
two sisters, Mrs. Marion Perry,
Mount Vernon. and Mrs. Ruth
Wise. Long Island.
Services win be held at 10 am
Wednesday at the Hines funeral
home. 290l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial viii be In Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
John P. Devine, ~,
Illinois Ex-Speuker

DIXON. H.. Oct. "a R.--
Funeral services for John p. De-
vine. former speaker of the
Illinois House Of Representa-
tives, were scheduled today al
st. Anne's Catholic Church in
Dixon.
Mr.. Devine. who served as
speaker from 1894 TO 1895. died
nt his home at Dixon Fri9ky
night. He was n. :
Evening star., 1955-10-24
DraMa

fSSN ,ss.s sE1SsSRS ssss, BrAgoF n EFids Ss;
81 Lewis 3. Young, Also surviving are
four sisters. Mrs, Bessie Btamper Pey-
Surrh sUn Pa sah Mrs nask Hei.n ycRs cheeS Green
brothers. Russell stamper OF Ports:
mouth, Va; William B. Stamper Of
E IaSsigoa ana John Gh.sf hS sI q 81 warren. S1sa.
ton., N. c.: her nieces, nephews, other
relatives and friends, After IL noon
Monday friends are invited to call ut
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890 gtn
St NV. Requiem. mass will be cele-
brated at st. Augustine's Catholic
Church. 18th st, between r and s Hts.
eI1nnt E oa uSSSsy WSoSaoS oS'oesT csmstsrs ss e.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Kenneth B. Boyd.
Baltimore Physiciun

BALTIMORE, Oct. "A tR1
Or. Kenneth b. Boyd. prominent
Baltimore gynecologist and OBJ
|stetrician, died ct his home yes
terday after an illness Of about
|a year.
DR.. Boyd, 81, was an active
member Of the stafIs Of seven
Baltimore hospitals and was Tor
rs years chief Of obstetrics at
Maryland General Hospital. He
received his medical degree from
the University Of Maryland.
He IS survived BY his widow.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
in @rntnrtail.

'GERACI. FRANK. In loving memory Of
our father. FRANK oEEAcI: whe s LEFT
They say time heals. all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time SO far has only proved
How much we miss him yet.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Anufutt.a

FRIEDBNsON. JULIUS. A monument to
the memory Of the late JULIUS FRIED
Friedensons viii be dedicated on sun
day. October SO, 1855, at pm. ct the
washington Hebrew consreRation Gene.
terry.
HoNIKsGAN. ROSE. There viii be an
unyeiling In memory Of ROSE HONfK-
and beloved mother Of Leslie shelley.
Sandra Eonikman and Stella Kilt. on
Sunday, November o, 1856, ct p.m..
at the District Of Columbia Lodge
are Invited. A correction has been made
on the date -
Evening star., 1955-10-24
CEMETERY LOTS

F0RT LTNcoLN-z plols. Bronze posts:
$500 Sh Ssiusj 30. s:SsSxts. -. "a "a
s SITES IN Cedar BIN. .reasonabls; yiIl
sell al or part Call Wa b-eI2V
Evening star., 1955-10-24

HEDGEnGAN, IDA r, In loving memorS
Of IDA r. HEDGEMAN, who departed
this ltfe. one year ago today. October
beyond the sunset she has gone
To rest q little while.
LeayinR. memories OF loving deeds
DEVOTED HUSBAND, WILLIAM l..
AND CHILDREN. BERNARD AMI
WILHELMINA HEDGEAAN.
JOHNSON. MARTHA L. In loving mem
9Ty q our dear mother IN. IMsARTHA I';r a, I I
Der "a, 1858. We would like 10 say
that We still love you and miss yot
more each day. Your loylng children
hAsASiasEEE AhsASisE. THE siaF11 FL1cRfNcE. s.i GEoRoE
u. AND MICHAEL JOHNSON
Evening star., 1955-10-24

POLLY. RAYMoND DoNALI. OF 1881
O ST. NV on October %, 1865. Fathsr
Of Jane Foley, son Of Mrs. Mary =,
Foley, brother Of Martin r. and John
Home, 3072 N ST. NV, wednesday.
October rs. at 0.30 q m Mass ut Holy
Trinity Church. Seth and o sts, n.wel
at 10 am. Interment Mount oiivet
Cemetery, 20
FOLEY. RAyMoNp p. Holy holy Trinity q, !,
Evening star., 1955-10-24

tomorrow at the Goldberg fu-
neral home, 42l7 Ninth street
NV. Burial win be In Obey
|Sholom Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO c. SHAFFER. INC.
xsgrsss%,ys I've vloTs! Zen. ar rribusss tea. Moasrs c
6sshtA 500 iztb Ct NV MA s-0i0B
Evening star., 1955-10-24
DpathH

APPLEsTEIN, ma, on Monday. octo-
Der ~. 1865. IDA APPLESTEIN. be-
loved mother OF Mrs Sarah MaIko-
witz. Mrs. Kate Eisenberg, Mrs. Ethel
Norman, Frieda Applestein. hairy. Ben.
jantin and Herman Applestein. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zAnsky y Soa Funeral Home, 35ul IAN
st. NV, on Tuesday. october 70, at
2 pm. Interment ESras Israel Gene
tery4
ATKINSON. ELLA. on Sunday. October
23, 1855, ELLA ATKINSON Of IS! FL
Hot 81. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements BY Jarvis.
BALANCE, VERNE \. suddenly. on
r. BALANCE Of 1880 Columbia I'd.
NV, beloved husband OF Barbara =,
Rallanee. father q vernis ss,sara Edsard
Balance Of wss6inaton. D. c.; james
and John Balance, Mrs. Minnie Ken
nedy and Mrs Nettie Peele, al q
Kenly. N. G. Services at the :. X.
Hines Co. Funeral Home 1901 14th
ST. NV. Gree parkingl. on Tuesday,
October 25, at e:30 Am. interment
Arlington National Cemetery. "A
Evening star., 1955-10-24

EmGm sII@,nsh.m n chaDs.4 Ms%1fss Ne, sSi 6
o. 3. g.. Beltsville. Nd. are
hereby notified Of the death
Of Sister NfRQIE M. pU-
VAIL, past matron, on Sum
TVApELL RAKER. VI. NJ.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
a ]. AMADEo. Pirs. Vice cmdr. "A

WILLIAM n. On Saturday.
WILLIAM II. BARNEfTE Of sos 49th
husband 81 concetta Theresa Bafnette
tnee Bruxzesel. father Of Ann Patricia
and Victoria Concette Barnette and
brother of James Eiwood Barnette and
and Mrs. Rachael Coffey. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
and Massachusetts, ave. me-, until 9:l6
an, Tuesday October 20. Requtem
mass will be offered ct st. Mathis
Catholic Church. 403 seth ave. Capitol
Heights, Nd, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

University Hospital. dEoRoF y wEfEcH w ssH
of 405 g y ne, Notice of funeral
Horton Co. Morticians, isca-S4 You It.
NV c
wHITBEcK. CHARLES N. on sunday.
Hospital CHARLES H.. WEfTBECK Of
husband q the late Helen r. whitbeses. !.
Of Mrs Elizabeth Whitbeck brother
rs mnron SerlS 3S and dE1 Mfs RS wsss:e %se
Home. 2a01 14th st. NV. free park
inEl. on "wednesday. October 20. at 10
am. Intsrmsnt cedar Hill Cemetery,
WILSON, SELMA r. on Saturday. oc-
toher 20, 1858, at her residence, 1Oh4
Eastern ave. n,w, SELMA p. WILSON.
sister Of Miss u n! Emma Wilson q New
Of ORLANDO, Pla., and the late Mrs.
and aunt Of Mrs. owen II. Howard oi
q Silver sprins na Nd hWssnie anS curtis u sOa aSd
Arthur Morself Of Milwaukee. Wis
Miss Wilson rests q the warner 2,
Pgmpnrsy eSn runs,al sn1,I Home s4s4 0sorsia n.
services viii VIII be ReId ON S Ta.sdsy dFAsssto. osso.
church ,cemetery. woodside silver
WILSON. THOMAS :. .on saturday, "a
Hospital cheysrly. Nd. THOMAS 3.
Nd. beloved HUSBAND Of Pearl 8. WI.
Charles NJ Wilson. s he also also & air survived Wa
by sister. Mrs Ben Smith or Chew
sTly: Md viewing a. Gasch's s,insrel
pm, Services and futeruient fsrtdnes
Evening star., 1955-10-24
pruhs

DOWD. JAMES. The oficers and Lesion
..Ns. naires Of Cooley M culiough
Post No. 22 are requested 20
attend memorial services.
conducted By the National
Guard OF Honor OF the Amer
lean Lesion. for our late
comradef JAMES DOWD, on
Monday, October "a, 1856 at $50 PM,
ct the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

BROWN. MARY WILSON. On sunday;
october %, 1895. at Vienna. Va. MAEa
WILSON BROWN, beloved wife OF Lesne
Louis Brown and sister OF cafroll eno
fnneral home of Money & King. Vienna,
va, where services win be held Wednes.
Sday. October 26, at 2 pm. lntefmsnt
Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Hefndons Va
Evening star., 1955-10-24

l...s..' Post No. 10 announces me-
[&N mortal services win be held
kNA for VERNE BALANCE by
the National Guard Of
Honor, the American Legion.
2. on Monday. october "a.
1855. at & pm. ct the s.
u. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2B0i l4th
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-16

this community Mr. and Mrs.
W T. MeCree, jrp are spending
a week visiting his father. Walter
McCree, his grandmother, Mrs.
anIe Harris Elizabeth anu
Cora Lee Hunter were Tuesday
guests Of Ermalene Haynie .
Miss Estella GeeteE OF Chicago
spent a week with her sister, Mrs.
Martha Harris and OctaVla Kelly
J. H. Harris, who has been
III for some time, spent Thurs
day with Mrs. jamie Harris. 9th
CT visitors Of the week were: Rev,
n Harris and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. ], J. Harris, Mrs. Nettie ST.
mon, Harry Bragg, Alberta Crane,
Mrs. Gonasol, c. NJ. Shivers, Bes-
sic Lee Sockwell, Martha Harris,
Octavia Kelly, A. Kelly, Jamie
Lee, Everline and Harriet McCree
. The Singing union Of Section
will be held at st. James Sep
TENDER 10. Rev. w l.. Morris is
pastor.