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Edwurd Stafford Funeral
Set I tuesday, at Fort Myer

Funeral services for Edward
Stafford. IS. Washington attorney
who died Friday after q brief
illness, win be at / pm. Tuesday
in the Fort Myer (Va.l Chapel.
Burial win be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Mr.. Stafford is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Marie Peary STAFF
ford, daughter of Admiral Robert
E. Peary, discoverer of the North
Pole, and one son and seven
grandchildren.
Mr.. Stafford, who lived at 1905
Allison street NV, was a member
of the firm of Fairbanks. Stafford
& Fairbanks, 1011 Fifteenth
street NV. He was chairman of
the Committee on Admissions
ant Grievances Of the local
courts.
Son of Justice
His father was the late Justice
Wendell p. Stafford, who retired
in 1888 after many years on the
bench of the U. S. Supreme
Court for the District of CO.
lumbia.
A native of st. Johnsbury, VT,
Mr.. Stafford came to Washington
in 1906. He attended Western
High School here, Dartmouth
College. and the George WASH
ington University Law School.
He was admitted to the bar in
1914, interrupting his career to
serve as a captain in the Coast
Artillery in World War I. He
went to France in 1917.
In that year he married Marie
Peary, known as the Snow
Baby" because she was born
north of the Arctic Circle. They
had two sons, Comdr. Edward
Peary Stafford, a naval aviator
now stationed here, and Navy
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Hurcourt Parrish,
Veteran PubIicist

NEW YORK. May 81 (P).-
Harcourt Parrish, a member of
Barber g. Baar Associates. a
public relations firm. died today
in St. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. Parrish, Sc. became i'll
yesterday at the Hotel Bedford,
where he lived.
Formerly with the Ivy Lee
public relations firm. Mr.. Par
rish had handled public rela-
tions in connection with Charles
Lindbergh's series of cross-coun-
try flights following his history
making solo fight to Europe and
for the Rockefeller family.
A graduate of the University
of Virginia, Mr.. Parrish was ac-
tive in the alumni affairs of the
university and established a COL
lection of public relations ma
terial there.
He was a State Editor of the
Louisville Courier Journal and
later worked with the Associated
Press in New York before join
ing the Ivy Lee firm.
Mr.. Parrish once retired to
Richmond. KY. but after a year
of inactivity, returned to New
York to join Barber & Baar.
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Druhs

TOLsON. HENRY 2. OF Clinton. Nd.
on May 2l. 1855. husband Of Mary
t. se1 Joseph 'hss s and q tssrense ssIss foIson
He also is survived BY eleven grand
children. PRAYERS at Chambers Fu-
ass H HGme On SsG aonGas MaS S. at sso
am. Mass ct 81. Ambroses Church,
Cheyerly, Nd, at 10 Am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
TuoHY. KATHRYN 3. On THURSDAY,
TUoHY. beloved daughter Of Edna K.
Tuohy and the late Thomas B. Tuohy,
fSs from the h. oi above Ass residence ' on Monday
at the Church Of the Nativity at 3
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery IS
VALENTINE, EDWARD L. Suddenly on
Saturday. May 81, 1855. at Sibley Hos
pital. EDWARD L. VALENTINE Of Avon
dale. Nd. beloved husband Of Berthe
sntinei en- iisV Washinsson. set 8. 8. G.; % MAJ, Harold
Craig Air Force Base, Selma. Ala
srother Of vdienns vasntl1s Pont,ae MiSh
He is also survived by three grandchil-
Funeral Home. -29Ol 14th St. NV. on
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 23
WALDRoN. LILLIAN HAZEL. On Fri.
General Hospital: LILLIAN HAZEL
watb.I wAbDRoN Of LAO Ist St sy beiSyse
Brenda. Clarence. Henry, Robert. Al
phonso and Leonard .Waldron. She
also leayes to mo mourn their loss three three
Johnson and Maizie Johnson; two broth
ers. Clarence and Nathaniel johnson;
six grandchildren. many nieces, neph,
eys and a host of other relatives and
fTfendg Remains resting at the .lnhn
T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 901
3rd st. s.w Notice OF funeral later. 2!
WARDEN. GEORGE A. Of 30a5 ontario
I'd: NV: on May 20, 1865, husband O.
Warden and stepfather Of Beach John.
son. He also is survived by four grand
children SERVICES at Chambers Flu.
Arlington National Cemetery.
WEIGH, sWILLIAM v. On Friday. MAJ
20 1852, vE at Emsrgency me yo Hospital & VII
hi rena Ghush chspps p 's9efa Mss tasher
Barbara and William E. WEIGH, son oi
Sue and the late Verne WEIGH. brother
ef Dorothy FSley Betty Flick and sss Siste'
Friends are invited to cali at the BE,
thesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home o.
Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Md.
iington National Cemetery. 23
WILSON. MARY v. On Thursday. Ma,
10. 1855, MARY v. WILSON. daugh
ter OF William L. and Emma B. Wilson
devoted niece Of Mrs. Carrie B. jackson
sister OF Frances pc Sales Wilson
Mrs Carrie W. Roberts. William L
Wilson, ir., and Mrs. Emma W. Dyer
niece of William G. Nickens. She alst
is survived by two nieces. two nephew'
and other relatives and friends. Friend:
may call at the Arnold Funeral Home
3l1 North Patrick ST., Alexandria
Va. after 12 noon Sunday May ~
Funeral services on Monday, Nav %
at 10 am. at st. Joseph's Catholic
Church. Interment St. Mary's Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by the Arnole
Funeral Home.
wINDER, HANNAH JANE. On Thurs
day. May 19. 1855. HANNAH JANE
WINDER of 2014 Savannah pl. Sc.
beloved wife of William Winder. mother
Of Marie Winder. Martha H. Young
Earl Winder and William F. Winder
grandmother of Allan, Warren ant
BY host of other relatives and friends
Friends NAV call at the w. Ernes'
Jarvis Funeral Home. l432 You st
NV. after 12 noon Sunday, May %
Services at the above funeral HON,
on Monday, May %. at / pm. Intef.
ment Carver Memorial Park. 90
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James B. Stockett, 80, an
Anne Arundel County farmer
for many years. died yesterday
after a brief illness.
He suffered a stroke about a
week ago at the home of son.
Marvin H. Stockett at Gam
Drills. Md. He spent several days
in Annapolis Hospital, then was
transferred to a. rest home at
Gambrills where he died in his
sleep.
Mr.. Stockett spent most of his
life on his farm. Locust Clusters,
at Davidsonville. His principal
crop was tobacco. He sold the
farm in 1914 and since then has
been living with sons and
daughters.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Emma C.. Stockett, and IL chill
dren, five of whom are by a pre-
vious marriage. The surviving
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1t. Peary D. Stafford, killed in
an airplane collision in nearby
Maryland in 1916.
Active Alumnus.
Mr.. Stafford was a member Of
Phi Delta Theta at Dartmouth
College and Phi Delta Phi at
George Washington. He was
active in Dartmouth alumni
activities and for several years
was a member of the National
Dartmouth Alumni Council.
He was a member of the Uni
versity Club here and served
several years on its board of
governors.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Warwick Memorial Clinic.
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james B. Stockett, 80,
Anne Arundel Farmer

children are Mrs. Grace CLANCY,
Gambrills; Mrs. Evelyn Turner.
Gambrills; Mrs. Mabel King,
South River Park; Flemon
Stockett. Annapolis, and Mrs.
RoSella Dawsons Annapolis. all
by his first marriage. Also, Mrs,
Helen Needham, Hyattsville;
John Stockett, Annapolis: Mrs
Ernestine Whitted. Wheaton;
Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson, Wash
ington; Mrs. Virginia Hopkins,
Annapolis; Calvin Stockett, Da-
vidSonville. and Marvin Stock
EFT. Gambrills.
Forty-nine grandchildren and
80 great-grandchildren also sur
vive.
Funeral services will be held
at ii am. tomorrow at the All
Hallows Episcopal Church in Da-
vidsonville. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
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1t. GurtreII Buriol
Services Tomorrow

Funeral services for 1t. Bern
ard P. Gartrell. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Gartrell, Of 1926
Varnum street NV, will be held
at the MCGUIRE funeral home,
1920 Ninth street NV. at 9 am
tomorrow.
1t. Gartrell. "a, died in Ger
many May /. He graduated from
Dunbar High School in 1949. and
from Howard University in 1854,
Before his assignment to Ger
many, he trained at Fort Ben
ming, Ga. and Camp Dix. N. j.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Businessmen May
Suggest CIV Topics

George Washington University
will accept requests from local
businessmen for studies of sub
jects in Washington. school off,
cials announced yesterday.
Subjects which, the business
executives suggest may be sell
ected as topics for doctorial dis
sertations by GWU candidates
for the degree of Doctor Of Bus
mess Administration.
The university now has II
candidates for degrees working
on this type of dissertation, au-
thorized in 1852 by the board Of
trustees. They include employees
of local business firms. officers
in the armed forces. Govern
ment employees. and several who
are studying full time for doc
torate.
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Lena M. Phillips,
Founder of Club

MARSEILLE, France. May
81 (P).-Lena Madesin Phillips,
"A, founder of the international
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women and its presi-
dent since 1880, died here last
night.
Miss Phillips, who lived in New
York. was also an organizer. in
1919, of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club in New
York and of the national fed
Grafton of these clubs. She was
admitted to the bar in 1917 in
Kentucky and first practiced
law in that State.
She was en- route to a meet
ing of professional women in
Beyrouth, where she was to rep
resent the American Federation
of Business and Professional
Women's Club. Doctors said
death was caused by uremia.
Funeral rites will be Monday
in the Anglican Church of Mar
seille. The body will be sent to
Nicholasville, KY, her birth
place, for burial.
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Mrs. Phoebe Fox, ,
Postal Telegraph
Officials Widow

Mrs. Phoebe Fox, q Washing
ton resident for so years. died
yesterday after q long illness.
in st. Elizabeth's Hospital. She
was ~.
She was born and educated in
Stratford-on-Avon England.
After coming to America as a
young girl she worked as a
button-hole maker in Baltimore.
Her husband, the late Morris
Fox. was traffic chief of the old
Postal Telegraph Co. here for
many years.
Survivors, include a son. Ma
than. and daughter. Mrs. Ruth
F. Harley. both living at the
family home. 1912 Reservoir
road NV. a son Elias of Arling-
ton, and a daughter, Mrs. Elsa
Colburn. of Fairfax. There are
eight grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. Tuesday in the Cham
bers Funeral Home, 3072 M
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Children Graduate
As Nuturulists

More than 400 children re-
ceived certificates as Junior
Naturalists from Ronald F. Lee
of National Park Service Friday
night.
The graduation ceremonies"
held at the Departmental Audi
torium on Constitution avenue
between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets NV, marked the
completion of the Junior Nat
uralist Training Course con-
Quoted by the Park Service. ;,
The course is offered each
spring to the school children to
foster appreciation of parks and
the out-of doors. The children
prepare a project book. which
is graded and returned with
their certificates.
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DEATHS REPORTED
From D. c Health Department.

Rebecca NJ stearn. 81. 1893 Spring rd
Agnes Wallace. SIS. 1861 Crescent pl NV
Nazha Rattal .s4, 533 Buchanan st: NV
Sarah F. Smith 81. 1011 Bryant st. ne
Walter H Nolan. II. 1419 Columbia rd
Irman Pick. 7e. 4s01 Conn. ave NV
Guy E. Ives, II. 22l Constitution ave
James B. Grice. II, 1346 r st. NV
Elsie l.. Brooks, 80, Bradbury Hgts., ND
Charles Fl. Orme, 81. 1854 Van Buren, st
Stephen ]. Sullivan. 65, 1860 Clinton
weldon T. eallihugh. 81 Arlington. Va,
Anna L. Abelson. 81, 5000 39th ST NV
uarriette Eigrlberner so, Arlington, va
Kenneth L. SaVee, SO. 563l Coloraoo
Edna NJ May. So, Arlington, Va;
Mildred r. Casey, 81. 81 Sth 81 Sw.
Norman W Sheets. AZ, 7s4 Van buren
Marion Ss mr. r. Lipphard, as. a7s s7th st.
Charles if C. sechrist, 10 eoo7 jackson
Gordon Gt n R. Holt, :, Maryland PARK, Md.
John H. Jones, rs, 324 BRYANT St NV.
Berry c. Brown. 65. II Fentou st. ne.
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George c. Mason, 70,
Historiun, Lecturer

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May
81 P.-George Darlington Ma
son, 10, of Warwick. widely
known historian and lecturer
died here yesterday in Riverside
Hospital after a short illness.
He was author and editor OF
a number of books and for the
last IA years he had been his
Photographer for the Episcopal
Diocese of Southern Virginia.
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Anurilttt1

BACHRACH. IDA. The unveiling Of q
monument in memory Of the late IDA
BACHRACH, beloved mother of Mrs.
Morris Fischer and sister Of Mrs. Abe
Rosenberg and Mrs. Theodore Grant.
vii take place ON Sunday; May 22;;
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited. 22
KOBLEN. MARY. The unveiling Of
monument in memory OF the late
MARY KOBLEN. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Lyman Berman and Mrs. Murray
T, Braunstein. and sister Of Mrs; Abe
Rosenberg and Mrs. Theodore Grant
will take place on Sunday. May 22;
1855, at 3 pm. at the Adas Israel
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited. 22
RUBINoWITZ, IDA. An unyeiling will
be held for IDA RUBINOWITZ on
Sunday. May 90. 1855. at . pm. at
King David Cemetery, Family and
HusBANp. LEO. AND SONS, MARTY
AND LEONARD RUBINOWITZ.
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Correction Is Made
In KidweII Obituary

Mrs. Mary C. Kidwell. rs. who
died last month in Alexandria,
was incorrectly listed in her
obituary May / as the owner OF
Arch Hail." in Alexandria.
The reference was to the Arch
Hall Antique Shop which had
been rented by Mrs. Birdie Davis.
daughter of Mrs. Kidwell. The
shop was in a building called. in
Alexandria, the old Downey
House.
Mrs. Kidwell worked for years
in the shop with her daughter
before she became an invalid
nine years ago. The building it
self has now been dismantled
and removed for relocation.
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Garn nf Thanka

Bolts. Rev; v EIcHARD gIfI ysn gicu.sn 81 VS. the h
BOTTS. wish to gratefully acknowledse
fuiness and sympathy during the, Ill,
ness and passing of our beloved husband
and father: Especially DO We than thank
T. Murry for the consulting eulogy and
the nurses unit Of Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, Salem Baptist SnurSn
%s also Wish b., to thaaF the gshsTs, ,1.
Zion Baptist Church Of alexandria.
Va; and all its auxtliaries. the March
Baptist Church the Census coworkers
Va: the Elks' Lodge. No. So: the CO.
9 records 0e ahG fd 5 5hs III SSo
sent cards and foral designs. May
THE FAMILY
CHURCHwILL, CHARLES l.. We
an e fndnss sh of srftfn 1enda danT
cHURcHwiLL we wish to thank
sincerely the pastors for their services.
those who sent kilograms. cards and
cars in our recent Bereavement;
WIFE aTD MRS Pst,eH4ERs MARY F. SAoNf SHSEfHMxck 1xck
SON AND RUTH JoYNER.
BOWLING. MARY HOWARD. The fam
lily OF the late MARY HOWARD
BOWLING wishes to express its appre-
citation and heartfelt thanks to the
Rev. Shelby Rocks of the Lincoln
Temple Conversational Church and to
thoughtful neighbors and the many
kind friends for their cards, offers Of
cars. beautiful flowers and other acts
Of sympathy at the time Of our re-
cent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
HUDSON, SIDNEY G. The family Of
the late SIDNEY G. HUDSON wishes
to express its sincere thanks to their
many friends, coworkers and organi--
cations for the kind expressions of
sympathy. offers of cars and beautiful
floral offerings extended during Cur
recent bereavement
MRS. VIOLA HUDSON AND FAMILY.
PATTERSON. LoTTIE, The family Of
the late LOTTIE PATTERSON wishes
to express its profound gratitude to
the minister. choir and members of
the Galbraith Church and also to
the many friends Of our dearly beloved
mother for their many acts of Kind
ness. floral tributes. telegrams. cards
and other tokens OF sympathy during
the time of their Bereavement:
THE FAMILY.
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DrathB

ALLEN, ELIZABETH We wish to thank
the officiating ministers. all of our kind
friends, neishboIs liSsa psliSSearers nd snd
tor p'f their cir many m 'ta acts Of Eindness, ex.
for their beautiful floral offerings at
sTttS, sPf grandmother the late ELIZABETH
mrs: MARY WILLIAMS, WILBUR
BAILEY. PEARL. Departed this life on
BAILEY of 331 10th. st, Sc She is
daughter; Mrs Marsaret Nichols FIVE
nan, and other err relstSes and many
friends, Remains may be viewed on
SUNDAY; T., May 22 fss after Il on0s noon si At
held on Monday. May %. at l pm.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
Il. 1875. LEWIS LEWIS /. BEAzEEY BE 7fis'f' Of :iIss ss
Caspar, Beazley, United States, Army
Va. Services at the s. H. Hines Co,
Funeral Home, .29O1 14th st. NV. on
ment Fort NAY Lincoln Sa at Mausoeum a n's9O %
BEAZLEY. LEWIS L. Brothers Of Co
VSN are requested to attend funeral
N services for our late brother.
IN LOUIS L. BEAZLEY, at the S.
lM H. Hines Co Funeral Home, 2901
nv 14th st. NV. at s pm Monday.
ri May 90, 1855. By order of the
" S. F. DILDINE.
Recording Secretary. 81
S1HooMas eas, Nav 20. % IS55. MILDRED NJ.
BoRoUGHs. beloved wife of the late
Hayden W. Boroushs, mother Of Mrs.
Evelyn M Young and MIR. Roy E.
Boroughs. sister OF James r. BeRgs
and Mrs Louise M. Smith of Balti-
more, Md Funeral from the W: k;
HUntemann 6t Son Funeral Home 5132
Georgia ave. on Monday, May ~, at
pm. Relatives and frisnds end, Iiniviteid Iinoid
Cemetery. 22
BLACK. JOHN WESLEY. On Saturday,
May Il, 1855. JOHN WESLEY BLACK
of 4O4 Richardson st. NV, husband OF
Mrs. orolee Black. son Of Mr., and Mrs;
JEFF Black OF Lawrence. s. c. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Carver
BRILL. NELLIE CHIsELDINE. On Sat
urday, May 21, 1855, at her residence,
1901 Shepherd st. NV. NELLIE CHS
ELDINE BRILL. beloved wife OF Mich
olas L. Brill mother Of MIS- Ralph na
ACE J. and Roland J; Brill. all of Wash
ington, D. c. She is also survived by
three grandchildren. Friends may call
at the g. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2aOl 14th st. NV, after II noon Sun
day
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often O cord Of thonks In
The Stor meons q need which con
hardly be solved in any other way
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of srotitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but olso courteously
acknowledges the services ond kind
nesses OF the mony to whom per
soncl note OF thonks ennnot well be
moiIed or whose nomes and 3D.
dresses ore not known. Insertion OF
o cord Of thonks moy be arranged
,y telephone to The Stor. ST $1,000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Henry J. Novok

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May
81 (P.-Henry j. Novak, so, a
partner in the Service Engraving
Co. and former head of the
Charleston Daily Mail engraving
department, died last night of
a heart attack.
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CEMETERY LOTS

Z CRYPT SITES = TT. Lincoln Mauso-
leum; valued at ST 500; will sell for
S1,4Oo cash For further information
call Hemlock 4-5096 80
WASHINGTON NATIONAL, Suitland rd
SEC border lots. sacrifice II sold at
once Fairview 2-393l -.2
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-sites !.
Q. 3 and 4. lot 903, blk HH. Masonic
section worth $500; very reas After
IL noon LU. 4-4570. -22
CEDAR HILL-Section Of 10 lots. excep-
tional location: reasonable. Box lS0-k
FORT LINCOLN|4 sites, block 6: price
$500 Ki. $1,000. -22
FOUR CHOICE SITES at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, worth SIPS each; will sell
for S4O0. Sites I. 2. 3 and 4 lot C
sec. "A. Block 3. Call Taylor $4,000
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
- choice lots. Sl00 each. ia. S-lO5s
CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY % n {
plot. four sites. very reasonable. Phone
FORT LINCOLN-Four sites in choice
location, must sell. LU. 4-969S.
WASHINGTON NATL, CEMETERY
Family lot, beautiful location: Will sac
rihce for cash. RE. 5-5Sl4. -
NATIONAL MEMORIAL Farm sites
Masonic SECTION; best offer. JU. e-2e2o
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MOORE, MARY ELIZABETH BARKLEY.
On Saturday, May Il. 1855, at her
dsisdspfs' dfis E1sfn III 4sfsR ssRR
LEY MOORE, wife Of Carroll David
Simmons and Mrs. Margaret Anne
Arnold. sister of Mrs. Levi Allen. Fu-
reral services on Tuesday, May "a. at
IL am from Christ Church, Alexan-
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NOLAN, WALTER II. Comrades OF Rich
srr.xna ard J. Harden Camp. United
Spanish War Veterans. will
A8v assemble at south side OF
~ washington Circle at / 80
p.m.. Monday, May 23, TO
attend funeral service of
t" our late comrade, WALTER
H. NOLAN, at Arlington National
FREDERICK L. FRIDLEY. comdr.
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L. Objects and mem-
/, bers of Cissel Saxon Post.
y No. Al, American Legion, are
a. requested to assemble at the
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave.
y Silver Spring. Md, on SUM-
Gay, May 22, 1855. at 8 PM.
, purpose Of conducting Legion
; for our late comrade. KEN
L SAVEE. BY order of
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day. May 10, 1850 at her residence.
379 31th pl. Sc. Mrs MARION RUTH
LIPPhAkD. the beloved wife OF Thomas
B. Lipphard, mother of Holmes j.
Willingham. jr: daughter of Mrs. Emma
Mccormick and sister of Mrs. Cath
crime Rich, Dorothy Mccormick. Mrs.
all OF Washington, D. c.. and George
and Kenneth Mccormick of Baltimore.
Md Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. I've.
ne. where services will he held on
Monday. May 23 at 2:3U pm. Inter-
ment WASHINGTON National Cemetery. 22
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LEONAkU, ALICE MAKE. On SatuIuay,
May II, 1855, at her home, S6O6 Cedar
LEONARD. mother OF Alfred c. and
Joseph Z. Leonard and Mrs. Stepnen
Tuhy. sister OF Mrs. Annie M Duffy
and William Bowler. Mrs. Leonard rests
at the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd. Mass will be offered for the repose
OF ner soul on Tuesday. May "A, at
$50 am. at st. Micnaels Catholic
Church, 500 Wayne ave-, Silver Spring,
Md. Interment St. Marys Cemetery,
Tawton, Mass. %
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
~The Mother City of Georgia.
Suvunnuh Jewish Women
Appoint Convention
Delegates

AT the recent meeting of the
Savannah Section Of the National
Council of Jewish Women held at
the Mordecai Sheftall Memorial
Chapel Mrs. Charles Furchgott
and Mrs. Albert Marks. Jr. were
appointed delegates TO the bien-
NAL convention of the National
Council of Jewish Women March
1924 in New Orleans. La. Mrs.
A. J. Cohen. Jr. is alternate. Mem
bers of the appointing committee
were Mrs. Raymond Kuhr. chair
man. Mrs. Edwin Feilsr and Mrs.
Henry Coleman.
Mrs. Louis Alexander reported
on the collection of magazines and
books for hospitals. She. read sew
eral letters of appreciation which
were received from those hospi-
tails. Mrs. L. M. Steinheimer, Jr.
reported on packages which have
been sent to the needy overseas.
She stated that plans are being
made for additional packages to
be mailed in the near future.
Mrs. Irwin Giffen and Mrs.
Baldwin Kahn were welcomed as
new members. and visitors were
Mrs. Mace Ensel of Cleveland.
Ohio. and Mrs. julius Edel.
Mrs. Stanley Harris read the
opening prayer, and decorations
were arranged by Mrs. Frank
Traub and Mrs. Herschel Harris.
Mrs. Solomon Starrels and Mrs.
John LETTER served refreshments.
It was announced that the next
Golden Age party will be held
February % at the J. E. A.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-18
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
NOTED ISRAEL DIPLOMAT
TO HELP OPEN 1855 UJA

Abraham Hartman.
fright. Israel's Consul
General in New York, will
be one of the top speakers
at the UJA's National
Inaugural Conference TO
be held at the Saxony
Hotel in Miami Beach on
February Is, 26 and u.
The three-day conference
will hear also from Jack
Benny, William Rosen.
valid, UJA General
Chairman, and other
prominent personalities.
The conference will mark
the Opening of the 1855
campaign in behalf Of
the United Israel Appeal,
Joint Distribution Com.
mittee, and New York
Association for New
Americans.