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Evening star., 1955-06-27
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Marks Its tooth Year

OXFORD. Ohio, June q
(NANA). "A college fraternity
appealing strongly to the 7
can desire to belong to
thing and set upon for
thing from snobbery to la.
StudiousnesS to kicking t..
presidents dog, is nothing is not
durable.
Starting in 1776 with Phi Beta
Kappa, then a social group, the
fraternity system today is boom
ing and robust. Some 5000 chap
ters on practically every campus
are a big factor in student life
welding influence far greater
than indicated by the figure OF
l college man in 10 who is
listed in membership.
They admittedly attempt to
set the college social and political
pace, would like to enlist every
acceptable big man on campus,
and provide some of the fondest
memories of college days for old
grads.
OF these, one of the best known
is Sigma Chi. which started here
100 years ago this month in a
second-floor room over a drug
store on the fringes of the Miami
University campus.
Begins Celebration
Sigma Chi begins its centen-
nial celebration today at Cincin-
natl. 35 miles from oxford, and
tomorrow, actual anniversary of
the founding. a pilgrimage will
be made to oxford.
Sigma Chi's white cross badge,
worn by President Grover Cleve-
land at his Inauguration, is the
emblem most often recognized
in the nonfraternity world, and
its sweetheart song, put together
by a student poet and a student
organist at Albion (Mich.) Col
lege for a reunion A years ago,
is the most familiar of all frat
ernity melodies.
Sigma Chi also is one of the
oldest. one of the largest (sec-
ond in total membership with
$4,000 over the century, seventh
in number of chapters with 124) =,
and one of the most solid. own
ing the biggest share in the $100
million that college fraternities
have invested in chapter houses.
Fraternity bonds are enduring.
SigS-The first lesson a pledge
learns is that the only abbrevia-
tion for Sigma Chi is Sig-have
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held ritualistic reunions in Gen.
Johnston's Army of Tennessee
"hile William Tecumseh Sher-
Il was hammering at them
re Atlanta. and they have
cd together in Santo Tomas.
e Infamous World War II
japanese prison camp in the
Philippines.
1856 Alumni Chppters
In happier days graduated
Sigs file into one Of the 1856
alumni chapters-more than any
other fraternity-which meet
regularly in every American
town of note. One De Pauw Sig
wore his badge every day for So
years.
The forming of q fraternity
man begins in his probationary
days. A Sigma Chi pledge Is
told that fraternity life is "a
pocket edition of social evolu-
Ition" and is handed a 164-page
manual that follows up the
learning of the Greek alphabet
and fraternity lore with admoni-
tions on such items as dress ono
baggy-trousered Bohemians or
zoot-suited LotharioSO, table
manners ono banjo grip on
forkD, paying of bills c"chapter
must have income for operations
as we'll as a hotel"), campus
etiquette Cnever pay frat'), and
attitude toward study ("some
college men belittle the i'm
portance of scholarship~.
Belittling of scholarship goes
hard with Sigs. The fraternity
has a full-time counselor whose
official duty is to travel the
country prodding the boys to hit
the books. One Of its top old
grads is Senator Fulbright Of
Arkansas, who set up the
scholarships for foreign ex-
change study. One Sigma Chi
chapter at New Mexico has pro-
duced six Rhodes scholars.
BY the time a pledge is ready
for initiation into active mem
bership, with learning sometimes
helped along by paddles that are
officially supposed to be only
symbolic, he is expected to know
bits of information that many an
active member has forgotten, be
polished socially. stable scholas-
tically, and conformed and dis
ciplined to the best interests Of
the fraternity and the university.
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Miss Harris Rites
Held in SykesviIIe

Miss Margaret Louise Harris
"a, Sykesyille MD church anc
civic worker who died Thursday
was buried yesterday in Spring
field Cemetery, Sykesville.
A lifelong resident of the
Maryland town. Miss Harris re-
tired in 194S after she and hei
brother, Marion, had operated
the Harris Department Store
from the time of their fathers
death in 1926.
Active in church welfare work
and the Red Cross, Miss Harris
in 1941 was named the outstand-
ling woman in Carroll County by
the Soroptomist Club for hel
charity work.
She Is survived by,three broth
ers, the Rev. F. Paul Harris. OF
the Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church. Silver Spring. Marion
Harris, Sykesville, and James G
Harris. Philadelphia, and a sis
tier, Mrs. c. H. Leyfleld. Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Funeral services we're held ir
St. Paul's Methodist Church
SykeSville.
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bhOWN, HANNAH l.. In loving me-nOry
SsoWyS S1 Wy dear ar, mother. 9I,,a HANNAH ! I
twenty-four years ago today. June "a
1881.
Forget her, no.
] never will
loved her then.
! love her still.
Her memory is as fresh today
AS on the day she passed away.
FER DAUGHTER.
CHISHOLM, CLARENCE L. In constant
loving remembrance of nur devoted
and beloved father and brother. CLAIR.
ENCE L. CHISHOLM. who passet or
suodenly five Years ago today, JUNE
Days Of sadness still come over US.
Hidden tears SO often flow:
Memories keep you always near us,
Although you left us five years ago
Daughter AIRLINE, AND SISTER
DATCHER, JOSEPH C. In loving re.
C. DATCHER, who left US so suddenly
six years ago today, June 81. 1919
They say time heals all sorrow.
And helps US to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss him yet.
HALL. WILLIS P. In sad but Iovini
WILLIS p. HALL, who departed thi,
life fourteen years ago today, June ~
1941.
Gone, but not forgotten.
The memory with US shall ever lin
HIS sf5 pESorEp Sc WIFE HENRIETTA
AND SON. FREDDIE HALL.
MAGRUDER. CLARENCE z. In iovfnl
memory Of our dear brother and uncle
CLARENCE E.. MAGRUDER. who de.
parted this life one year ago today
June ~. 1854.
Some may think you are FORGOTTEN,
Though on earth you are no more
But in memory you are with Us,
AS you always were before.
YOUR SISTER, MRS. RUTH JONES
SPRIGGs. JAMES ". In sad but iovinr
JAMES sPRIGGs. who departed thi,
life nine years ago today, June 81
1916.
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time SO far has only proved
WIFE, LUCY SPRIGGs.
STEPNEY, RUTH BENFORD. In lovinI
memory Of RUTH BENFORD STEP.
NEY, who left US suddenly two yeari
ago today, June 27, 1858.
Quickly and suddenly came the call
Her sudden death saddened and sur.
prised US all:
But death is q heartache that only Coz
Memories are treasures that no on,
LOVING HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
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Mrs. Ella RuwIinqs

DAYTON. Ohio, June q (P)
Mrs. Ella Rawlings. 73, mother
Iof Air Force Gen. E. w. Rawl'
ings, who heads the Air Materie
Command, died yesterday al
Wright Patterson Air Force Bas,
Hospital. She had been here fol
two weeks on a visit from hel
home in Tracy, MINI.
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for many years until he resigned
about six years ago. He was also
Ia member of the Presbyterian
Church.
In 1917 he married the former
Mabel Maffett, who survives him
Other survivors are a son,
James p, Fairfax; a brother, H
L. Nickel, Fort Myers, Fla. and
three sisters, Mrs. l.. N. Cook,
New Philadelphia, Ohio; Mrs
Edith Young. Union, w. Va, and
Mrs. D. P. Hutchinson, Chantilly
Va.
Services will be held at Q pm
Wednesday at his late home.
Burial will be in National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery.
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b. Marion Reed

TAMPA, Fla, June ~ (R.-
B. Marion Reed, 81. former head
of the Florida State Board of
Embalmers and a past president
of the Florida Funeral Directors
Association, died yesterday. A
native of Centreville, Md, he
came here 40 years ago.
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ROBERT W. LIVINGSTON. comdr.,
RALPH 8. GIBSON, Adjutant.
ANNIE WILEY. On Sunday
ns ANNIE @iEY = TAVENNGR 1SsHsfEh Of GsRi Gsit
csrense etn s g. rssennsr ws snd 0a mother as
Miss Mildred L. Tavenner. Mrs. Mar
saret T. Bradtield and Mrs. Elizabeth
4, Headley. Also survived BY, 2 grand;
Monterey, Non re- cMs cai Services a. 81 LII Luxe e
Methodist Church. Wisconsin ave. ano
calvert st. nv" on Tuesday. June
THOMAS. FLORENCE Z. Suddenly. on
ENCE R. THOMAS. Of 34l2 2lst 81.
Mrs. Lillian Washington, Mrs. Elvynn
Richardson. Mr.. Morris, William. Wal
ter and Sterling Thomas; She is also
sreat grandchildren and q host Of othss
relatives and friends. Friends may call
after pm, Tuesday, June %, at i249
Hall st. s.w. Funeral services will be
held held at &c am 1n,sn On MednssSsy Jgns ~
Church. Interment Carver Memorial
Park. ARRANGEMENTS by Barnes a
THOMPSON, MARY O. Suddenly. on
Saturday, June 20, 1855. at Freed;
mems hospital, MARY o. THOMPSON
of I175 46th st s.e.. devoted wife of
Robert c. Thompson. mother OF Lucky
d. and Robert Dewitt Thompson.
daughter Of Robert B. Rich and Olivia
Williams. One sister. two brothers,
five aunts, a devoted grandmother.
Alice Gray of Gum Springs, Va. other
relatives and friends survive. Aftel
o m, Monday, friends may cali at
1911 Sth ST. NV. Funeral Tuesday.
June 2S. at the Bethlehem Baptist
Church, at 1 pm, j. l.. winters otfici-
atiIIg. Inlerment Centreville, Va. Ar
rangement by the hoffman Funeral
Service. OH & ST. NV.
THRASH, MILE MAE. On Saturday
June 20, 1865. AZ Johns Hopkins hospi.
tai, Baltimore, Md. MILLIE MAE
Vile Mo. beloved wife Of o; L. Thrash
Mrs. Alice Cassidy, Louis and Robert
Gaseh's Funeral Home, Hyattsville, Md
where, services will be held on Mon.
DAY. June ", at $50 pm. Relative,
and friends invited. lnterment Middle.
town, N. Y.
WILSON, FIDELIA H. On Sunday, june
70, 1865, at her residence, 1891 Con-
necttcut ave. NV, FlDELIA H WILL
son. Survived by q niece, Mrs. Edward
W. Warren Of Waverly. Pa. Services
At the s.. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l l4th st. NV. on Tuesday, June
IS. at IL am. Ipterment Louisville,
Ky In lieu OF flowers Q memorial may
be made TO the Community Chest.
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Draths

ALLEN, JAMES T. On Sunday. June 26,
1855. at Freedmens Hospital. JAMES T.
ALLEN OF 1901. Douglas ST me-: the
ss ssiaVse d.TotsS nasSshd father n q Nathaniei
James: John; Donald and David Allen,
Mrs. Ruth Peyton and Mrs. Mildred
Tys s Hs asG o5.s Leaves I.styes sTanS and
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Alexander S. Pope.
BREWER. ALICE B. tnee scottl. sud
denly. on THURSDAY June 49, 1898.
I1es efT B 5e'isfasWs sRfWER ,nes us Scott, S
loved mother Of Mrs. Martha A. Taylor
and Joseph 4. Brewer: mOthsr in law
3eayes to mourn their loss fiye srand-
Alma B. Bailey. Mrs. Bessie B. Waters.
FaSior: eight sreat-srsndehiidren. two
iends iisssds osfsa aatsr Is sa' noen Monday. n
M ,ends 4,dsne. sps py:ss Nbsss ..pvesI tS ssl v;
sm. IntsTmsnt asrmony Cemetery.
God always knows best. 81
BREWER. ALICE SCOTT. All onicers
n Il. H. Of Ruth No, III G. q: o.
IA our late inmate. ALICE SCOTT
BREWER. on Tuesday, June 2S,
1sss 1ssia.nes. C. 1872 sT ass srSm st. her ns nas.
sffkE1S sEsTSgPE y SafFzKEa. SSHEz5a MEs v! &:
BUCKNER, GEORGE. On Saturday. June
25, 1865, GEORGE E BuCkNER , OF 75S 55
one stepdaushter, Mrs. Mary Mcbride,
one son-in-law, Mr.. Ivory Mcbride.
and four srsndchildren Friends may ma
neral Home. New Jersey ave, and st.
NV. Tuesday June 20. after pm,
where funeral services will be held on
sS, %sSneSasy %oSdlsWn 1ne csmeser7 ss Ct PM ssr
BYRD. ARTHUR. Suddenly. on satur-
day, June 25, 1865. ARTHUR BYRD
OF l125 7th st. ne, beloved husband
Of Hortense F. Byrd. and devoted father
Also surviving are four sisters, Mrs.
Alice Byrd Wilson, Mrs. Fanny B. Gold
man. Mrs. Elizabeth B. HaGser and
n.snS Mrs Cora B. two E2r6 Srohfrs
pm Tuesday. June 2S, friends are in
yited to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Mount Gilead Baptist Church 13th
and Corcoran SITS. NV. on "Wednesday,
June 29. ct pm. lnterment New
CALLAHAN, MARGARET C. Suddenly, i,
on Saturday. June 25. 1855, at her
residence, 3407 Dent pl. NV. MAR
GARET c. CALLAHAN, daughter of the
late Jeremiah and Margaret Callahan
sister of Lawrence A. Callahan. Friends
may call at the s. H Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, where pray
ers will be offered at 9:30 am. on
Wednesday, June 20: thence to Holy
Trinity Catholic Church. 36th and OI
SITS. NV, where the Holy sacrifice of
the mass will be offered at 10 am; for
the repose OF her soul Interment Holy
Rood Cemetery. 2S
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Bratha

THOMAS. STAFFORD. On satur-
Hos Hospital. % sTAFFoRD 81 FfeS FoxeTHoGAs. eiIioas
. Si 0Fs as sssnns ss survived 81
sister-in:law, Edith Fox-Thomas; two
nieces, Lucy osgood Miller and Mrs.
Royal Bertrand Lord. Funeral services
10 am. from the Emanuel Episcopal
Church: Russell rd. and Mason ave,
Alexandria, Va. Interment Mt. Comfort
Cemetery. Remains resting at the
WIeatley funeral Home. 500 King st.
FREEMAN, OLIVER L. Departed this
life on Sunday, June 20. 1855, at his
residence. Il:.2 Park I'd. NV. OLIVER
l, FREEMAN. husband Of the late
and father Of Hazel Whisonant. Irma
Rudd. Emma Freeman and Percy
Freeman, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the Nor
1922 11th st. NV. Notice Of funeral
GEARING, ROSE B. On Saturday, June
rd:, Ritchie, Md. ROSE B. GEARING,
0 OEfa M S g. aaas she dhsaIns also sister sa
and friends. The late Mrs. Gearing
may be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
T4esday d 80 Funeral al on nv Wednesda7 asst june R
%. at Jones Methodist Church. Age
Ernest Steele oficiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. -2S
GOLIAN. ADA GOULD. Suddenly on
Saturday. June 25. 1855. at her resi-
dence. 1892 Massachusetts, ave. NV,
ADA GOULD GOLLAN, mother OF Mrs.
Mary z. Coulehan, Miss Ada Gollan,
Mrs. Marearet Jelleff and John Gollan.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
1875 Pennsylyania ave: NV. Free
held at tine above chapel on Tuesday;
June 2S. at Ii an. Jnterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, 81
GREENE, FRED T. Members Of Wash
E4Nse ington Gas Light Co. Post A
AHUSA Of the D. c. Department Of
notified Of the death Of
&4kN charter member and fellow
Wf79:H comrade, Fred T. Greene, on
Friday. June "a, 1855 at
Mount Alto Hospital. Funeral services
Tuesday; June 2s, at Chambers Funeral
Home. 3072 NJ st. NV. at 1890 am.
Burial in Arlington Cemetery
CARL FRYLING. Post Commander.
HOOVER, EVA MAE. On Saturday. June
MAE HOOVER of $500 Hamilton Manor
dr., West Hyattsville. Nd. beloved
wife OF Edwin A. Hoover and mother
Of Alberta Frvman and Comdr George
W. Hoover. Services at the Gasch
Funeral Home Hyattsville. Nd. on
Tuesday. Jure 2S. at 2 pm. Rela-
tiyts tive. and INl,I friends invited. 1nterment
HOOVER, EVA MAE. The oficers
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Draths

on saturday. June IS. 1855, REV.
JOHN PAUL NICHOLS Of 1928 Irving
st. ne. the devoted husband Of Mrs;
ssDsssa s. cSs oSsl sshGs SIohsI as ws sG sehos
Detroit. Mich, one sister. MIS- Lucretta
johnson Of Winterville. Miss. one
stepdaughter. Mrs Yetta Harrison. one
relatives and friends. - Remains yin
Church. 942 st. NV, after 8 pm.
Monday. june 25 Funeral services on
MetTopSitsn Tst1opS snnf baptist I churcR haa5
interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Arrsngements by MONTGOMERY Bros;
Funeral Home 93I Flarida ave. NV.
POWELL. MERCER J; On MSnaay, june
I734 9Th st. NV. Notice of funeral
latter. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
PRICE, JENNIE MAE. On Sunday. June
2s 1852 a; PTovidsnes Der s.,oEsd no;plt;ati n;t.
Of virginia Mae Hglme: Evelyn NJ
Ferrell GLADYS Lucille Harris. Jesse
T., J Douglas Paul L. and Richard
2: Price. Friends may eall at the
nm Tuesday, June 2S. Services at
Anacostis Methodist Church at 2
pm. Interment Cedar Hill cemetery.
RAY, LIZZIE LEE. On Sunday. June
26, 1855, at her residence. S34 Madi-
son ST. NV, LIZZIE LEE RAY, beloved
daughter Of Dan H. Ray: beloved sister
Of Mrs. EverlenG jenkins. Duncan A.
and Dan Ray. jr. She also leaves to
mourn their loss, devoted aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Mccoy. other aunts and uncles
and q host Of other relatives and
friends Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 90l
3rd St NV. where friends may call
after 5 pm. Tuesday. June 2S. Fu-
neral on Wednesday, June 90. at
pm, from the Friendship Baptist
Church, lst and H SITS s.w., the Rev.
3. II. Whiting officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 2S
REEVES. WILLIAM d. On Friday, June
"a, 1855, at the Memorial Hospital.
Chattanoosa, Tern. WILLIAM p.
and father Of Miss Ruth Reeves, Mrs.
Roberta Blount, Edward l., w. Howard.
r. Judson and Wilson D. Reeves.
Stepfather Of Mrs. Susie Williams and
Mrs Mable Ingle. Brother Of Mrs.
Alice Turner of Chattanooga. Tenn.
Also survived by IL grandchildren
and 3 Observation-Disclosures. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
ST. and Massachusetts, ave. ne. where
services will be held on Wednesday,
June 20, at S:45 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. -2S
u-px,rC uxrrUrAM m .~..,.i -.
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EVA MAE. The officers
and members of Adah Chap
ter, No. %, o. E. s.. Mt.
Rainier. Md, will meet at
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville,
Md. on Monday. June 81,
at 7:45 pm. for the pur-
funeral services
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ID. A special com
munication OF the New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. q
F. A. A NJ, will be held al
the Masonic Temple. 18th
st. and New York ave. NV.
on Wednesday. June %
1855, at 8 am. for tn.
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purpose OF attending the funeral OF
our late brother WILLIAM D. REEVES
JAMES T. BROOKS, Master.
ROBERTSON. LILLE a. On Monday
June ~, at Casualty Hospital. LILLE A
ROBERTSON Of 613 Eimira st. Sc.
the wife OF the late James W. Robert
son. mother of Mrs. Emma Louise
Faxons Norman. Francis and Gilber:
Robertson, sister Of Miss Cannie Rob-
ertson. Eppa H. and John r. Robertson
Also survived by IL grandchildren and
four observation-disclosures. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, Atm st.
and Massachusetts ave. ne. Notice
of funeral later.
RUTLFDGE, MARGARET z. On Sunday.
June 70. 1855, Al National Institutes
Of Health. Bethesda. Md, MARGARET
E. RUTLEDGE, beloved wife Of Eddie
B. Rutledge, daughter Of Mrs Anna L.
Gale ban, sister Of Timothy w. Gala
han. Sven p. Steig, and Lulan Ahlstrom
and Annie Van Fmon. Friends are in
yited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd. where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday, June
20, at pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, -2S
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!. MARGARET. The members
Of FEDERAL Chapter. No. :}o,
o. E. S.. are hereby notified
of the death of our sis
ter, MARGARET RUTLEDGE.
Services at 2 pm. on We'd
nesday. from Humphreys
Funeral Home. 1851 Wis
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ELLEN S. BAIKo. Worthy Matron,
Lillian E. HADLEY. Secy.


1865. LEO sHARTs1s. Of 4514 W:
Virginia ave; Bethesda, Md; beloved
Arthur Shartsis. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky g. Son Funeral
Home. 3501 14th st. NV, on Monday,
ship Lodge Section. Mt. Lebanon Gene
SIMS. DANIEL c., at 1853 Columbia rd.
NV. on June 20. 1855: father of Mrs.
BERTHE Jones, Mrs. Mary Huddleston,
Mrs. Eva Glass: Roy, Jim and Spencer
great-grandchildren. Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 14OO Chaplin ST.
NV, Tuesday, June 2S, at 10 am. In
terment Washinston National Gene
terry.
denly, on Friday. June "a, 1865, at
IEHMaAN GRAY sfGa.. sa. form formerly 5'Ma Ui
s HeSss n pd ,ssssh asgfhtsr e esmsn S5 hs
Beloved T wife 7 Of I Jean j: siss and ai mother
OF Mrs. John L., oakley Of Silver
Spring. Md; She also is survived by
two grandchildren, Janet and Tommy
Gaklsy q Keno, Asfsnsements sey and inteFmsnt 81
STONE, EDNA MAY. On Sunday. June
EDNA MAY STONE, beloved wife Of
Bennett Thurman Stone, and sister of
Mrs. Myrtle /. Gill. Friends may cali
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope rd. Sc, until 10 am.
Wednesday June 20. Services at Ana
costa Methodist Church at 1890 am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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TAYLOR. PAUL. On Sunday. June 20.
1855. at the United States Naval Medi-
cal Center. Bethesda, Md. PAUL IAY-
LOR OF 1919 K ST: NV, husband Of
Dolly Williams Taylor, father Oh Mrs
Frances v. Schooley and foster son of
Dudley A. Williams. He also is sur
vived by two grandchildren. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel 1856
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Gree parking
opposite}. Services will be held at
Gawler's Chapel on Wednesday, JUNE
~, at 2 pm. Interment at Arlington
National Cemetery. rs
TAYLOR, PAUL. Comrades of Gen. NJ
NN<A Emmett Urell. Camp No. 9,
U. s. W. ", will assemble
Gawler's Chanal ly5H
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PAUL. Comrades OF Gen. M
Emmett Urell. Camp No. 3,
U. s. w. ", will assemble
at Gawler's Chapel. l25t
Pennsylvania ave. NV, al
z pm, Tuesday. June 2y.
to attend services for our late
comrade, PAUL TAYLOR,
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CIFFOLILLI, MICHELE S. On Friday.
June "a. 1855, at his residence, 172S
Buchanan st, ne. MICKEL.E s..
T. Ciffolilli. father of Josephine Luci-
ano. Amelia Stellabotte and Anne Cif-
folilli. He also is survived by three
gTandsons. Friends may call at the
ave. ne, until $3.50 am. Tuesday.
June IS. Requiem mass will be Of
fered at the Holy Rosary Catholic
Church. 3rd and SITS NV. at 8
am. Intermcnt Mount Olivet Gene
terry. "a
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ANNA KTTTOCK, Financial Secy.
CARTER, MARIE. On Saturday. June
3a. 1855. MARIE CARTER Of 1910
Georgia ave. NV. She is survived by
Mamie Carter: one brother, Ruben
Carter. jr; one sister, Mrs. Emma
Clark: two uncles; five aunts; grand
father. Mr.. Will King: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carter, cousins. host of other rela-
:ives and friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by the w. II.
Bacon Funeral Home, 1722 7th st. NV.
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W.N
zEiii1I &
Church, Fa,
wishing to
the Frazier
Island ave. ]
am Please
BROTHER
I'd ENE d
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Bought Bankrupt Paper

But newSpapering still inter-
ested him and when the bank
rupt Nashville Tennessean was
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CRoNIN, EDWARD F. Suddenly, on Sat-
urday. June 25. 1855 81 Ocean City.
Md, EDWARD r. cRoNIN of 37I7
Warren st; NV. beloved son Of Thomas
Mrs. oswald F. Schuette Of Frank
fort, Germany, Mrs. Justin Malloy
Of Falls Church. Va. Thomas j., jr.,
OF Seattle, Wash, and Ensign John
neral Home, 1921 14th st. NV, on
Wednesday. June 20, at $50 am
Requiem mass at st. AIMS Church.
44OO Wisconsin ave. NV, at 8 An.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
louisville. KY. papers please COPY
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1n Mrttturtant

BROWN, HANNAH L. In loving me:nory
Of my dear mother. HANNAH l.
BROWN, who departed this life
twenty-four years ago today. June "a
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MAhUh hEI z. The Objects
and members of Court Dis
trict OF Columbia, No. 212.
Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, are requested to assem-
BILE at the Hines Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV.
Tuesday, June rs, at 1::e
cite the RnsarV fnr our late
Evening star., 1955-06-27
;IFFoLILLI, MICHELE S. onicers and

June 20, 1855 husband of Mary Edith
Cox, father Of Thelma s. Kelly. Re
mains at Chambers Funeral Home, !
5l7 l1th st. Sc. until WEDNESDAY,
June 20, at l pm, Services, Lower
Marlboro Methodist Church, Lower
Marlboro. Md. at 2;30 pm. 1nterment'
church cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1955-06-27

Il. All PRESENT and past
grand officers of the A. /. o
OF Moses are hereby noti-
fed to attend the funeral
of sister. ROSE LUCAS
on Tuesday. June %, 1855,
from Second B q ptist
lis Church. Va. Members
attend please assemble at
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode
NV. on that date. at l1:30
wear white.
JOHN MARSHALL. G. NJ.
Evening star., 1955-06-27

cox, LESLIE S. A special communica-
,0 tion of Anacostia Lodge, NO;
A II, F. A. A. M, is called
I'm for Wednesday, June -,
NNN3l955, at II noon. to con-
~JX duct Masonic burial services
nv for our late brother. LESLIE
S. cox BY order of the
Worshipful Master.
The frontiersman., 1955-03-24
MTA AREA DESIGN NOW READY FOR REA

The completion of the area coverage design for the Matanus- ka Telephone Association system is expected this week, according to Lew Hanks, MTA chairman. The engineer who has been working on the design has been held up somewhat by the neces- sary information that must be correlated to complete the design. It must now have approval ot REA officials in Washington, D. c.
 Hanks stated that MTA man ager Robert D. Partridge of An chorage, will be put on pay roll as soon as REA sends a release on the equity funds. A request to release these funds so that the manager may begin necessary preliminary work has been made, he said. Another request has also been made by MTA for funds with which to purchase the exist ing City of Palmer telephone sys- tenn.