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Evening star., 1955-02-28
1.3Q Printed
Greuse-Resistiraq
Cotton Sofin
7os ys.

Fresh, sparkling floral prints on white rose,
blue, green and maze grounds. Their crease
resistancy will help you look your best all
day . and they are easy to wash, easy
to iron. SO" wide.
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A.o5 to 7.o5
Spring eootings
3.6o ys.

A fashionable collection including washable
Orion fleece, washable Nylon fleece, fine
wool suedes, fleece and Novelties. AL 54-
inches WIDE
Kaann's-Street Flooy-Washington; Arlington
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Honor O'Mchoney

The District Democratic Club
will honor Senator O'Mahoney,
Democrat, of Wyoming, at a
Evening star., 1955-02-28
I||llI||' 7|||ETl1|e'|0
e"rna D.~me Alot ,sst. %S po"Rs." Aon
For q Limited Time Only %. Add
To the Set You Already Have!

Now you extend that treasured set you bought years
ago-add the extra pieces you've been wanting. Don t
delay, orders accepted only up to April 1st! Delivery in
early fall.
Evening star., 1955-02-28

luncheon at 1890 pm. next
Sunday at the Women's National
Democratic Clubhouse. 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
81 ou,d 1.2o Crease
Resisting Cotton
Prints for Spring
So ys.

These "Everglaze"' and embossed pattern
cottons are perennial favorites with fashion
wise home dressmakers. They're easy to
sew, wash, iron :. look smart, wear well.
SO" wide.
reg.
Evening star., 1955-02-28

Father-I'm putting your We
locipede away for the rest of
this week to help you remember
you must not ride it in the street.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
PONGEE
PRINTS
s. ,..

These miracle prints are as fresh, as gay as
the first spring flowers. You'll love the new
patterns on backgrounds of tan and pastels.
You'll love the way they look after repeated
Tubing. And you'll love that important
savings of Sic on each yard you buy! All
in 42-inch widths.
Kann's-Street Floor-Washtngton: Arlington
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-28
Virginia Y eteran
Population $4,000

Taa hum3e of Veterans III aI
VI y wars returned w c.yl life
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Reg. 24.95 Adjustable TV Base
Blonde or Mahogany Finish
On Easy Rolling Casters
Holds any IL" to "a" TV SET
~'ss.;sA' sss1 go e...'';'.. .'.'':.

You save olmost sic on this portoble.
base thot adjusts from 8" to %" vide
to fit olnost any ~ set. Wooden
bose with decorative front tdesien may
voy). Eosy rolling eosters enobIe you
to move your set at will. 20" deep
Lansbkrchs-TV AND ~ FURNITURE
6fs Seventh st. or through ASchapdg, MGis
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Little girls will love her and and dod will love the big sowing
She wos sleeps sits down. Individually rooted hair con be washed
eombed cured Unbreokoble plastic, II" toll
(dbooe eft) Outfit for Mary jane. Reg. i9siz9
(GboUe right Outfit FOR Mary Jane Reg 498z99
Lanbughs-TOYS-ThHdF Floor
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Reg. 5.08 each, in 4 Colors
Plastic Upholstered
Tubular Steel Chair
~':.;;''' s.;1 2 for 8ss

Podded back and seat covered in leotheriook. core
free viny Plastic in green, red, yellow Or chorcool.
Rubber tipped legs huve dark charcoal finish Sutoble
for kitchen, dinette or os an estro chair.
LansbwgAs- rtoor
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Soyre
Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. A.
Nelson Sayre, who died Of q
cerebral hemorrhage Thursday
in Mercy Hospital In New Or
leans, win be held at st. Colum-
ba's Episcopal Church, 420l
Albemarle street NV, at Q pm.
tomorrow. Burial win follow in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Sayre was stricken in the
plane en- route to the annual
meeting Of the Geological Society
OF America in New Orleans with
her husband. d.. Sayre is chief
of the Ground Water Branch,
United States Geological Survey,
Department Of the Interior.
Active in civic and social work
here, she was q member and
former president of the District
OF Columbia Film Council, and
organizer OF the Community Film
Council. She also was District
representative Of the American
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
an active member Of Alpha
Gamma Delta Sorority AluTnnae,
q member Of r. z. O.. and super
intendent since 1888 Of the
primary department Of st. Co
lumba's Church. Mrs. Sayre was
president Of the Washington
Wellesley Club. and past chair
man Of Wellesleyis development
fund.
Surviving besides her husband
Is her daughter. Elizabeth, q
senior at Wellesley.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Dr. CorIeton H. Schlesmon,
Navel Ordnance OfficiuI

DR.. Schlesman lived at the
Sheraton Park Hotel. He came
TO this area in 1919 Is q tech
|nical consultant and chief Of the
torpedo division ct the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory.
A native Of Allentown, Or,
Schlesman was graduated from
|Lehigh University In engineer
ing In 1922. He got his Ph.D.
from Johns-H Hopkins in 1925 and
|afterward Joined the Socony
Vacuum OIL Co. In Brooklyn as
chief automotive engineer. He
Travelled extensively to all parts
of the world while with Socony
In lo45 he became associate
laboratory manager Of the oil
company In New Jersey, the po-
|sitipn he held until he came to
washington.
Or. Schleslnan held patents In
petroleum and Instrumentation,
His hobby was color photogra-
ply.
His memberships included the
American Chemical Society,
American Physical Society, In
|stitute Of Radio Engineers, So
|ciety Of Automotive Engineers,
A-.~~A~ 49, g. Az =
Evening star., 1955-11-14

A lifelong Democrat, DR.. Dur
kin had made speeches for Gen
Eisenhower's opponent in the
1852 election, Adlai Stevenson.
Eldest Of Eight
He was born on March 10
1894. In the stockyards section IN
|ChicaGo. Of Irish immigrant par.
ents.
Martin was the eldest OF eight
children. He attended Visitation
tparochial) School and ther
went to work on the killing
floor Of a packing plant. wher
he was II he got q Job that hi
liked steamfitter's helper.
He went to France IN 1911
with the 332d Field Artillery
In 1921 he was elected busi.
mess manager Of his local and
during the same year married
Ann McNicholas.
Besides the widow and sons
Martha B.. 5903 Ipswich road
Bethesda; william, 240 Whit.
more terrace. Silver Spring. and
John Of the home address. sur.
|vivors include Q sister, Sistel
|Bernada, q nun in Los Angeles
with Our Lady Of Victory order;
and three brothers. James, Johr
and Joseph. all Of Chicago.
The body may be viewed II
Humphreys funeral home
chapel In Bethesda until tomor.
row night. Then IT win be taker
10 Chicago. Requiem high mas
win be there In the Church oI
the Little Flower on Friday.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Joseph Donovan, D,
City Postal Official

Joseph Donovan. 20. retired
assistant superintendent Of mails
|at the City Post once, died
Saturday at his home, sac
Quincy street NV.
A lifelong Washington resi-
dent. Mr.. Donovan was educated
here. He spent many years with
the City Post Once. retiring In
Il946.
He Is survived by his widow,
Mamie E.. with whom he cele-
brated his 50th wedding anni-
versary last December.
Requiem mass win be offered
lat $3.50 am. tomorrow at st.
|Gabriel's Catholic Church. Grant
circle NV. Burial win be in
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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MortinP. Durkin, 81, Dies;D G. S. Holm,
Noted AL Union LeoderDair Chemist

Martin P. Durkin. 81. AL
union leader and President
|Eisenhower's first Secretary Of
Labor, died yesterday IN George
town University Hospital after
Ia long illness.
He had been hospitalized much
of the time since the onset Of
Ia brain turnor IL months ago.
Mr.. Durkin resigned from the
Cabinet after serving seven
months, the shortest term Of any
LABOR Secretary.
His resignation touched on
an angry exchange with Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Today the White House re-
LEASED q letter from the Presi-
dent to the widow with Q marx
ledly different tone.
Distressed BY Death
The President wrote:
"The word Of Martins death
Is deeply distressing TO me, as It
must be to all those who had
the privilege Of friendship and
association with him over the
years. His career was marked
by an unfaltering devotion to
high ideals and to the service Of
his tellowmen. He viii be greatly
missed BY those who knew him.
Martins dedication Il his re-
Iligious faith and to the welfare
of his fellowman made his life
both exemplary and purposeful.
He was q good and distinguished
American.
Mrs. Eisenhower joins me In
extending our deepest sympathy
to you and your family"
Mr.. Durkin's wife and their
three sons were at the bedside
when he died.
Mr.. Durkin had been president
Iof the AFL Plumbers Union since
l94S, except during his brief
Cabinet term. From 1898 until
le4l he was State director Of
labor in Illinois. He was one
Of the Nations most prominent
Catholic laymen.
The Durkin home Is ct $500
Pembroke terrace. Bethesda.
appointment Big Surprise
Mr.. Ddrkin's appointment as
Secretary Of Labor was the big
surprise Of the Eisenhower cab.
met Senator Taft called it ''in-
credible. = But he made no OBJ
lection later when the nomina.
nation came up for confirmation.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Mrs. John H. Gilpin, Jr., 43,
Naval Hospital Officials S Wife

Mrs. John II. Gilpin. IT.. -
died yesterday at Bethesda Naval
Hospital, where her husband. 1t
Comdr. Gilpin, Is administrative
ofncer.
Mrs. Gilpin was the former
Alice Hill. q native Of Norfolk,
Va, and the daughter of the
late Comdr. and Mrs. Patrick
Hill. longtime Washington resi-
dents.
Mrs. Gilpin's first husband wal
Marine Mai. Gen. william H
Rupertus. who died here In 1915
She had lived IN various parts
Of the world. She had returned
to Washington only two months
aRO after living IN philadelphia
Evening star., 1955-11-14

Dr.. George e. Holm, 81, Agri-
culture Department research bio
chemist. who retired September
/. died Friday Of q heart attack
ct his home, 3513 r street NV.
DR.. Holm specialized In dairy
research and had received many
awards. In t942, as senior chem.
ist In the Bureau Of Dairy In
dustry. he received the Borden
Award for outstanding research
In the chemistry Of milk over
q 22-year period. He received
the award at the American
Chemical Society meeting in
Tennessee. DR.. Holm aided In
perfecting methods for shipping
whole milk powder to the Allies
during World War u.
A native Of Cokato, MINI, DR..
Holm received his bachelor Of
arts from Carleton College and
his masters and PhD. from the
University of Minnesota. He was
an instructor and assistant pro-
fessor at the university. During
World War I he was In the
Army Chemical Warfare Service.
Afterwards he came to Washing
ton and began more than 80
years service In the Agriculture
Department.
His memberships included the
Agriculture Post Of the Ameri-
can Legion. Cosmos Club, Amer
ican Chemical Society, Ameri-
can Dairy Science Association.
Washington Academy of Science
and the American Academy for
the Advancement Of Science.
Survivors are his widow, Julia
T.; two daughters, Mrs. william
w. Bedsworth, Los Angeles.
Calf; Mrs. Lewis B. Timber
lake. 1908 Florida avenue NV.
and his mother, Mrs. Anna s.
Holm, Minneapolis.
Services win be held at 10 am.
Wednesday at Chambers funeral
home. 30T2 NJ street NV. Burial
win be IN Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Bernard De voto, So, Writer,
Won Pulitzer History Prize

Ogden. Utah, and was graduated
from Harvard College. where he
later was q lecturer for several
years.
The Pulitzer Prize was awarded
Ito Mr.. De Voto for nis book,
Across the Wide Missouri" /" The
American West and its history
also was the topic Of his current
|CBS-TV broadcasts. The SUBJ
ject was one he always described
as "close to my heart"
Mr.. pc Voto was q leading
authority on Mark Twain and
was custodian Of his unpublished
papers.
He was an outspoken defender
Of civil liberties and passionately
devoted to the preservation Of
the Nations natural resources.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. IL R1.--
Bernard DE voto. SO, writer.
critic and scholar, who won the
Pulitzer Prize for History In 1947,
died Of o heart attack last night
lot Presbyterian Hospital.
Mr.. De Voto. who lived In
Cambridge. Mass. had been here
to take part In the CHS televisior
program Adventure" While
talking with friends and assoc
ciates shortly after breakfast
he collapsed and was taken to
the hospital.
Since 1885. Mr.. De Voto had
edited .The Easy Chair for
Harper's Magazine. He also at
one time was an editor Of the
Saturday Review Of Literature.
Mr.. De Voto was born In
Evening star., 1955-11-14

where her husband was sta
toned. Her address here was
1901 Connecticut avenue NV.
Besides her husband. Mrs,
.Gilpin is survived by q son BY
her former marriage. Patrick
Hill Rupertus: q brother. Comdr.
Owen Hollis Hin, USN. retired,
1852 South Thirty fourth street,
Arlington. Va: two sisters. Mrs.
Robert Brodie, jr. Formosa, and
Mrs. Beverly Carter, 100 Surrey
lane NV.
Services vii be held ct ! pm,
Wednesday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial win be In Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

DR.. Carleton II. Schlesman.
deputy chief Of the underwater
ordnance department at the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
White Oak, Nd, died l,nexpect-
edly Of o heart attack yesterday
while on q weekend visit to
Allentown, Pa. He would have
been 54 on Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Cjarns Of Uhanks

DALEY, GEoRGk 7. I 1ish 20 sx-
probation 10 my many friends for
their eards. flowers and Kindness dur.
ing my recent befeavenaent IN the
MRS. knEDRED Z. PARKER. IS
EVANS. GEoRG8 A. (BUzz). We wish
e sSeEss 1s e Ssss Sss sny saSs' .nS r: ss
ttyes and neighbofs for their mass
cards, flowers and kindnesses during
our recent bereayemens IN the loss OF
GIoKoE .. EEaNs AND MRS. KATH-
LEEN 3. PURKe.
RossI, ALFONSO. The family Of
ALFONSO RO9SI wish TO express their
thanks for the floral remembfances
and kind condolences durinR their hour
iDx. JOHN AND AIDA Ross1.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Hermun ?. Evans,
D. C. Area Builder

Herman Phillip Evans, 50.
Washington area builder, died
Saturday at Georgetown Hos
|pital. He lived at 6 Burning
Tree Court, Bethesda. Md.
Services viii be held at Q pm.
tomorrow ct Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church. Burial win be
in Parslawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
JOSEPH J. CROTTY

81 our 6eicvsd vie and mother. IfL-
years ago today. November IL. i54S.
Gone is the face we loved 50 dear.
Silent is the voice We loved 70 hear.
bS o ass soo Sa ar III aor sEns tou SeiS e sach
Sweet 70 remember her who once was
s siNE 'asSSs aSgs.aS sS,.n' ossI 1 sss 4 a;s Ss
DR. LEE PRICE. IN memory
Of my dear husband. DR. LEE PRICE
CALEEE. yho departed this life Novsm-
Come unto mo an ~. that labor and
are heavy laden and will awe you
LoSSsiisAcsESYs' HIoSs6R ISs6 WIFE MARn.
pasisass ns sassand RRp pl0yl0i pasiRf RffSory yrSa g
goy.@s.. gs,ssS svty fSso. fflSsss years ago today
You lett, me % very suddenly
We didn't even say good-byei
And think Of you, and CRY.
No. never will forget you,
loved you then, love you still.
AZ Y the day Xou passed away, and
DEVOTED WEE, Anne.
PAULINE, IN memory Of
my dear sister. PAULINE HOFFMAN,
who departed this life nine years ago
today, November IL. 1916.
Loved IN life. remsmhered In death.
HEB LOVING BROTHER. JOHN p
JOHNS. SENiAMfS FRANK. In loyins
and grandfather. BENJAMIN FRANK
JOHNS who entered the realms Of
glory, November IA. l047.
Deep in our, hearts Hes q picture
More precious than. silver OF sold,
It's 4 picture Of our dear loved one,
Whose memory will never grow old.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HATTIE, SIS
IEH HATTIE AND GRANDSON
LEAHY, ELIzABET1l. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. ELlZABETH
LEAHY, who passed away seven years
ago today. November IA. 104s.
Today recalls SAD memories
OF . loved one gone 10 rest
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
God Enve us q wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old:
God made her smile % the sunshine.
He made her heart q pure sold;
Evening star., 1955-11-14
fit Aarnlnriaiil

BARBOUR. 3. LILLIAN. IN loving mem.
ory Of my wife. LILLIAN 3. BARBOUR.
who passed "a eternal life two years
Aeo today, November IA. 1853.
No one but God knows the heartaehe
No one but He sees the hitter tears
get. when asleep or when awake
feel thy lcFlnG spirit near.
We Who loved you dearly shah keep
Your memory nlwAyD in our hearts.
GRACE AND TOM,
Evening star., 1955-11-14

MITCHELL. JAMES n. We pause again
today for moments Of meditation a
the precious memcry o. eur dear hus-
bend and father. yAl1xs D: MITCHE1L.
today. November II, 1851,
We can't believe four years have gont
Dad since you went away
FOR We. want 70 think YOU Just stepped
And viii soon be back 70 star.
We lived and loved each other 80
OUT Ths,s iiv.. nsyss eye. ;u Eai q s,sa,p. sans
And every day was fair.
We felt our world would surely end
II you went on before
90 much you were part Of Us
We couldn't love you more.
You are still our life, our hope, dear Dad
Our courase and our PRIDE
walk real close beside
The boys, daughter and me no mattel
Where. our paths may lead 70 here
We know that you are with Us Tor
We feel your presence near.
We would not take the world and ail
The other plafiete TOO
In place Of what Il means to us
To be part Of you.
50 daddy. darling when you're ssrollin'
Hesven's beautifui sight 10 see
Just look way down the road piece
There viii Be- the boys. daughter
sSghE EzE. yas s6as .SEas SZs8HsF1 Enp psSSSHB9gaas SSRBga
srwALL, IN. oroEdE i. ana sES.
TKICE. m LOVING memory Of our dear
father, DR., dEORdB 7. SEWALL, who
psaSer SsaiSse aH is4s sss ad siaI our an @osss a
s5aAHA1css 5anaass ]. sXlL' siSab. slss'n Yeas as0'
4iIss Z zSb SEvoaaD 4 f;ai
srEWART. SARAH asADrE,. a trisus.
q love end dsyCtsSn % ths .s.,. Seinory ,S p
ssHnfE, vtbS sfHWzsT. VIZ Sseartsd t6li at;
We ave sears aso today. November -
Day, Of sadness stili come over us.
Mmofss hoasn fsep ssTs yc g Gis sxays nGM near u.
LOVING pAudHTKR, VIOLA, SON,
sEbSSIsRi sEb SSSIssRRNipcsElaEIbRfh. sIaEIbaRHfs' BROTHER
TIGN0R. DR. WILLIAM Z. A tribute oI
Syi SSyn ad SsSsSS SsyS:S5 e ses sSsy wIa% e Y
TIqNoR. who entered into eternal
fest November IL. 1899.
Deep In my heart are memories cf ths
Happiness We always shared,
HIS pEYoTEp WIFE MATTE p
vSIGT: vsSI.G,T:: HE.Nax Z. ~ Z ,.|aI e iVyinE Ismsn:; 3;
father. EHNRYS p 'vaDi 'vvaODioT ~ Who Is1I passeS SS
S.r SMay \. swilsc iSTs years ssO today Nossn-
There are many sad things IN this
- worid @ ours !.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
FUNERAL pEsI0Ns

GEO. G. SHAFTER, INC.
s's.s sa.:s.l;: Ss.a yss sss Essi: z'ls:
sisSi: s'sis ''s sSC 'isiRs's islS u S;Se
Evening star., 1955-11-14
BRONZONIE, JOHN A.
In Memory Of our Past Member Of
The American Society
OF Sanitary Engineering
John A BRONZONIE

who departed three years ago today.
November II. 1859. John A. BronzQnie
gss man .,, wth ,ls,, Bs,Tsonality, n painss. ms
ministered the AFFAIRS of his ofiiee IN
an Impartial and dignified manner that
won him the respect and confidence
Of al who knew him. He was an i'm:
favorable sentiment ana Appreciation
Of plumbing inspection. He gave fidelity
to fTiendship. loyalty TO duty and un-
swerving AlleeiAnee 70 principle. II
.ssarsd re- % " his 1s1sl aSillts q ssrvo in man. :
.'1a Joseph i CROTTY
Evening star., 1955-11-14

~ recike the roSsfy for an
REv. 0xRARp MeMILLIAMs.
rEo ). MeLARhNiEsxi. MY prssidsSs Fl
|Duwy. MAnY HAYS. on saturdey. No
MaRT es A15 bEs6rY 3 aaissIS 1856 He:sia' R:ssn
Duty. 90: nlctheF * william " q.
.a sGnssa sSnp Ssk hsc & Ms5
Marshall Keysey, John Kefsey. Friend
may cali &. the. bemsine Funeral Home
$40 ., .Washington st.. AIexanarin
easSos nais w chupsh as osifo q sss
BE 1889 $3.50 &. 70 an snssrhent q
|DwYER. JULIA A, On sunday. NoysHa
Westcfester Apts, beloved mother D
Eila DIVER aio5 kgnsLis, si,s rom COLIN :,
Ws6nssdsy. VI Nossmbsr HaaS IL. ss D IN q
Eeauiem mass ~ ne Church q tli
Mount oiiyet cemsteTy. is
EDWARHg. nosA LEE, On sunday. No
ysmber l3. 1865, q her residsnse, : 90! 9!
54eth 4as g q n;sy 4! aqSA PEE - .Dy4sps Dy A3'Ds
SsSshss SEX g ns sf ss Il aia issSeh e sd Ed
tiee of funeral later,
IKTCHELLs, JOAN. on saturdsy, No
yember IL, 1885. JoAH ETcHEklS o
t40i 3. Edgeweod 81, Aliington, VI,
beloved husband Of Sue Scott Etcheli
and brother of L0uis. rtcheils u Yaie
MlchiKani william Etehelis n spftnG
Aeid, Pa.: Mrs. blanche Wilson anl
elizabeth EtchelIs Of 81. pskefsbufa
T!a RSisnds s .nsy ss1 cSll ,,ss, y ne sJ Iyss M
Va. where funeral services wili be he'll
on wednesday. November 10. nk II
an; an; .,.lS Intermsns columbia oaFdsn
EVANS. HERMAN 7. on saturday
NcysIMeer ssIga In III IenS tA q 9sofE:scw, g.lav.,
husband of Gertrude W. Evans, fathe
| Of Mrs. Arthur Christie, James A. an!
Evans nS q rock Hln. B q, snd i bscsDs 81 3
| Of esth Evans, Houston, Tex. Mrs.
| Weslel Huehanan, Venice. Pa, anI
| Efandfether OF Richard. and PhIllil
| Christie. Friendg ere Invited 70 call .
| the Bethepda- -cheYy Chase fnneta
| home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Dethesda
| the Chevy Chase prcsbSkerian Chnfch
| chevy Chase Clfeie. at 2 pm. Inter
ment Rerklavn Ccnetsyy. IL
Evening star., 1955-11-14

ISas Sss.aas;r l lsss. q 6.essss;ssss; sSS;sss;
hps6snd q Anna Helen DufEin. isthsf
q Martin Barnard. William james and
children Friends are Invited @ esii at
ne Bethesde-chery Chase funeral home
q Robert a. Rqmphrey. nethea4a. Nd
SettleeS and interment VIII b. held Ia
Evening star., 1955-11-14

gsS.1 IA A 9s.E q p, 81 MsCas.s " "
2gtA st:: AriinFssn. ys;. Ida Exi!A I
HiekoS. mother ii Mrs.. Alma Hickea
Alekox, pltss6argh. Fenns. wiiiian a.
Hiekez y Hyattsyiile, Nd, and ths
s oM1 & is SSaf suisissa WA 3 snisaGz e. srsna &
children. Friends may cail 81 tie Lee
shusssts ave n.s Notice q ssrHssa
aoEs ss,s cEoacE :. Z. a &. s..!.s .s..asns;.
Holm. father 81 MTs WiiiisaS ".
BedsWorth and Mrs Lewis B. Timber.
lake son q 9rs; Anna {; Holm. rraysE:
81. NV. on wednesday. November 10,
ct 10 an. interment Arlington
Netlonal CemekerY. IL
Evening star., 1955-11-14

mother 81 Mrs.. willard Brocke, wiiiicn
a, and Joseph n. Howe; sister ef jane
v. Hananlest; also survived ~ threl
Hn. Hsrneshilagsn . RssysFs q chamber! q
Mass q 81. Matthias Church. 105 5gfi
Interment Mount 0iivst Cemetery. IL
HgCMEs. THOMAS L. on saturday
the Mestchester Apartments, THOMAi
;.s sHVc5Hhs Z Hs.. ssiGysd r,, susSeHa q WI. Mi
D. IsNssiy SIs os hsSicn. 0SSSls 0Sio Il r,s6a SGR
may call .at dawief's Chapel. lf6y
rsnnsylynnia ave. nv. Gree parkinI
81 Tsssday. 'its Nsyesnbst sst Is. ~ Il 2 p.m pi's
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HUME. MARGARETTA \. on Thurs
HcspitsI MABdRhfsTfTf2 1d sff Z. EUasH fsas' !
q Mrs. Rpsssh b. 6apiSb sf omsr
n.. g CO. pi'snsr ssnsr.i PsE so:a s:n soi 81 Fl 4
Monday. where seTvices viii b held 81
Tuesday. November Is, ct II Am
Intermsnt priyate. Please omit lowers
sAASTsSss; AS1.Ss.; a. auiS isS asSOAk e F..sssa + zsE
son 81 46i8 Grant II. me-. Art. 9IS3
beloved husband Of Katherine Z. Jack
son and father Of REGINALD jackson
virginIa Thomas and Mrs. Annie Wii
llauas; one uncle, one aunt. thfe
nieces, one nephew. other yelatives ans
many friends. Notice of funeral later
Afrangements by Mcclure, me. 16
JAMESON. MAK1ARET FRENCM, oi
MQmday. November u. 1855, at lB3,
peimQnt II. y W, MARdARET FRENCf
Js.sS ,sssr Sals MUrrsSn ns lss qhaEss ssps
Qk Concord, Mas. and Louise rrenci
tsrment Bsnsor. Ne. X
JoHNsoE, EVELYN Y; oa SUNDAY, No
yemher ~. 1856. EVELYN W JOHN
R nsr sns EOssl sd nssTss srranssm.nts q MsS 3
JONES, JESSIE. on sunday. Noyembe
10. 1865, JESSIE JONES Of 62B 6ti
81. Aw. Notice OF funeral later. AZ,
renge1lents by Frazer. Free parking 10
JONES, RoEKRzs n. on saturday, No
yefnbtr ~. 1855. Ro5tRT IL. JofEl
II el2 lh q, ne. ksl9yed husband p
Bailey and EdWsfd Jpnes. Ne also i
After pm. Tuesday. November 10
friends are invited 70 call st the Jafyi
sssl 6eal'l s.lsis:s aSss ynIih & RAD nsFe p.s -
xxsifisss;sssA xsiisssss Ai:isssI aiSss7Is n'sf;a
Il
Evening star., 1955-11-14

'Hrs vrdss NoyonS.l 5sM II iYSSSS.' iSSS, WinlR HH s
.rl5 fHEsxi Hs X. I ss.ssEs snssls.d g . As' 'sh
dfsn. four sisters and three brothers
n:ss Ho. isszss& & q ses asos sR@cns R5ps "a sss
on Tuesday, November is. ct 3 pm.
fntermsnt WashinEton National Come
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