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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, va, at corner Of N.
Hartford and Wilson blvd, next to
VEPCO-2Ox90; reasonable rent.
Ample parking. Ii. 7-7400: ewes.
JU. 9-4375.
249 18th ST. s.E.-Large store with
plenty Of parking. suitable for any
tyre Of business. 5000. Ii. $4,000.
8133 GA. AVE, N. Sill, SPG.-AAbout
1000 So. IT.. show windows, real
loading: only vac. store in area
KNoUsE, Ma. S-021s. EN-. 2-1643.
1535 CONN. AVE, N.W.-Restaurant
fully equipped. Excellent oppor-
| tunity for responsible person. Mr.
MILLER. KE. 7-l566.
1911 4th ST. N.W.-Lge. store rm..
! LIST n. with apt. upstairs. Avail. any
business: 500 mo. NE. S-0041.
34IB NJ ST. N.W.-Grd. fir. store,
15x4S, with plate glass show win
dow; very reas. rent. Call MRS.
1888.
near large safeWay and adjoining
open IN FEB. vii finish to to- suit
tenant. Size, 25x12O IT,. PARKING
FOR rs CARS. 1909 Lee hwy,
Arl. Call Mr.. sitkin, KE. 6-932S.
ALBERT H. COHEN CO., IA. q
1851.
ala r 81. N.W.-Eouipped for deli
catessen. groceries. good for any
kind Of business. S55 mo. RIA. g.
1928.
VIC. 18th AND g NV. = 27xI00
VIII improve TO suit or viii sell.
AID. 4-7011. MR.. BROWN
STORE FOR RENT, 400 SQUARE
FEET. AIR CONDITIONED; IN
LARGE MODERN Sc. SHOPPING
MILTON. CALL 10. 2-o15i.
WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
store Tsry in ds ss es1.r Va cs we eoTns5
aves. busiest shopping center. $3.50
mo-. incl. heat. water rent and
repairs; ample area parking. Also
I ideal once loe. HERBERT A. SONS.
Realtors, IL. 3-0129; ewes. and
Sun. WO 8-3sO0.
NEAR TURNER'S ARENA
2207 14th ST. NV.
Modern glass front: formerly tele.
vision and appliance store. Ideal
for record shop, Rent. Sl25 mo,
KOJAK's REALTY co.
TU. 2-i46s or TU. 2-4344
darlington Shop. Center
Store, 1890. Ideal location for re-
tail business recurring foot traf1c.
Available about January ]. Present
owner moving to new larger location
lin the center. JOHN c. WRIGHT,
INC. IA. 2-4777; ewes. IA. 2-1271
1904 N. Y. AVE. NV.
OPP. 2 BUS TERMINALS
Store 1888. win remodel front
to suit tenant.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
239 H ST. NE.
Store suitable for almost any re-
tail business; 28xi6 with one room,
Kitchen and bath apartment In rear
/ FITZGERALD. 1871 O st. NV, Ma.
S-33S6: ewes. II. 1880.
BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY
Store 20 Il. be- so t.. newly
moderated: Merculite Rlass door
back door for loading. plenty OF
parking; ideal for family shoe store
Women'a andJor children's wear. a
adioins this store; in the same blde.
block with Drug FAIR available Jan.
u. 1857. Apply BUCKINGHAM CON-
MUNITY, 313 North Glebe I'd. Ar
llihgton, Va, IA. 2-5O0O. Lawrence
lE Ketfeii ManaQoF
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CHURCHES WANTED

TO RENT OR BUY-A church build
Ing ~ good condition, located IN
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BgIcK 1855 special RiVisFa dafe.
iIg eyaafgN. q aG6 h.. q q
hnyb Master ~ tires { 3 no
MI thgNf01N sondftbr ~ M
sIAsLtY hpFs0F n.oser
b4lfs ytsstf III fffh y ~
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ILoTs, AcREAeE WTp. lcenl.l
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANTED BUILDING LOTS for
church, in Silver Spring area; Rev
2. II. McSWAIN. LII. l-2377.
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ALL CASH BUYER
For good 2 or 4 unit apartment
building In D: G, or nearby Mary
land. r. @. dunno. REALTOR, WA.
7-07S2, no. 10000.
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SHAVER SPRING

AUNT BLDOe.-NE AND NV.
Individual gas heat Tenant PAN
everything. PARTY pIieeo Good ~.
OF Wo 1874 TANFN RFILTY co
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200 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. M
". . s-2gl2 ..-..- oil. 5-S0ua
Z BUICK 1913 Dc luxe Eperiai ar
SEDAN, IN attfae 2-tone IVORY ara
blue eQuip. with dyna., ana h
seat covers and W.V, tres has
many thousand miles Of rafeffes
,,.lsnsp ior .seQnomy-mindsd family.
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BOATS
BOAT

| Aft. brand-new custom built
double planked solid mahogany;
single screw GIN motor. 225 diesel
Also generating plant making boat
completely self-sustaining. All mod
ern convehiences for year-around
Maine ave. s.w. See Mr.. IRVING on
boat
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

MOVING, hauling and delivery
Reasonable. HA. 2-2419.
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Ala r ST. N.W.-Eouipped for deli
catesSen. groceries. good for any
kind of business. S55 mo. RIA. g.
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WARtMoUsEs cor RENT
ANN so FT-

Modern i-story warehouse WITH
large drlye-in. door. vide alley II
rear, omees. heat ana ample toiltl
81 sfea: can provide additions
pAlking. Prompt possession.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
l7ae = O.. NV ma. $500
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

1900 BLK. WISCONSIN AVE. NV
"a rms. and lavatory suitable fol
doctor or dentist, etc. STORAGE shed
adjoining II business requires
PERPETUAL BLDG, Beth; eisxI7;
new mod. atr-cond.; $50. RASk,
OIL. 9-aI77.
LAW OFFICE, in air-conditionec
suite: furnished: excellent location,
reasonable. ST. 3-l227.
SUBLEASE--Fine once, furnished
feceptionist; large ONCE building
very reasonable. 924 Dupont Circle
Building. DU. 1880.
LAWYERS-WYATT BLDG.-Choict
fully equipped Ofilces, including
seeretaTial service and library for
l or more attorneys at reasonable
rentals. Write Box 319-T. Star.
BLDG, 1900 Ga. ave,
Sill. Spring-Chotce location: mod
ern air-cond. suites, some with
pvt. bath, from 500 per mo. AL
services incl nc ,I See Mt RlOSs pS On
STEIN & CO.. Agent. co. 5-3533
Mr.. CAPITOL. 800 Independence
brary annex. Caretaker, KE. s-6644.
NICELY FURNISHED OFFICE in
dignified suite; popular Conn. ave
building. Conference room for your
convenience. Parking next TO build.
ing. Reasonable to acceptable ten
ant. Phone MR.. IRVINE. AD. 4
1900.
1917 n ST. N.W,-Entire End floor
LOO square feet: suitable for bus.
mess once, studio or laboratory
reasonable rental. Inquire 8 am
to 9 PM. ST. 3-7766.
ARLINGTON---M0dern doctors suite
Aforementioned, whole or share
Parking. RE. 7-6320. IT.
NEAR BANCROFT OFFTcE
1919 Wash. BALTIC. blvd. RiVerdall
business area-6 large. rms, 2nd-fl
front; heat furn.. parking in rear
500 mo. Has apt. facilities.
KOJAK'S REALTY CO,
III. 2-446S or tn. 2-4344
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
1900 50. #; fully carpetted, ma,
No. parking problem. Next to How
ard johnson restaurant. OWNER
u. 7-7400; ewes, JU. 9-437b.
ENTIRE OFFICE BUILDING
los G ST. NV. (between Municipa
Building and Capitol, consisting o
1000 square feet, (6 ofiicesl avail.
able on long or short term lease
just completely remodeied: no park
ing problems; additional 1000
square feet available in connected
building to rear. Call MA. S-325t
between 2 and 5.
14th ST, BET. EYE AND X
9 rms. suit. for showrm. or once
2nd mr.. front: air-cond. and car
peted: 500 per mo. Also / room
$40 per mo JU. s-4776.
ARLINGTON
Radio Bldg, 203O N. 18th st.. mr.
cOurthouse--Modern air-cond. bldg
car. offer 260 50. IT. Rent, S65
Call Mr.. Reyle at
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
"a l4th St NV. Ma. s-234t
ARLINGTON BUILDING
1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
S-RoOM OFFTCE-$5OO
Choice location in building. Al
rooms communicating. wired for ali
conditioning Immediate occupancy
MARK wINKLER MoT., INC.
11l7 Vermont Ave. RE. 1920
DOCTORS
SILVER SPRING MEDICAL BLDG
Georgia ave. and Plyers Mill I'd :;
air-conditioned ONCE suite from SS5
including utilities: will lay out e
your specifications. For info, cal
Mr.. Mack.
WALKER AND DUNLOP. INC.
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont

n. ARL. DUPLEx-2-unit brick
bldg. provides rental income and
nice 2-bedrm. apt. for owner. close
70 shopping, transp.. Govt. ohlces.
Assume existing trust; $500 cash
needed, OWNER, JE. 2-4265, IA.
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N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons; VILLAGE MOTORS.
OUR STOCK is LOVING need 50
f nFi1 a once M;ort1 SR PRICES sSs, DSd i
Vernon ave, Alex. XII. s-9046.
DON'T DO IT YOURSELF. let ID
929 Florida ave. NV. NO. 7-Sl77
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des-
perately, any make or model trucks,
AUTO SALES. 1870 Rhode island
ave, Hyattsville. Nd, WA. 7-l26O.
VIZ pIck NEED w SA9S M ;etIS TafG SsI
Wisconsin ave. NV, Re. 3-4042.
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STORE. FOR RENT-Prime location,
1O.000-sQ.-ft. Drug Fair, due to
open in Feb. VIII finish to suit
tenant. Size. 25x120 IT,. PARKING
Arl. Call Mr.. sitkin, KE. 6-932S.
ALBERT H. COHEN CO., IA. q
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WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Very desirable: vacant, corner
store in the center of Wisconsin
mo-. incl heat, water rent and
repairs; ample area parking. Also
ideal once loo. HERBERT a SONS
Realtors, IL. 3-0129; ewes. and
Sun, WO. 6-3SOO.
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STORE FOR RENT-Prime LOCATION

3lI5 NJ ST. N.W.-Grd. ir. store
15x4S, with plate glass show win.
dow; very feaS. rent. Call MRS
GRABILL. CO. 6-7564 or CO
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s125 Plney BIZ. Ri. SIS. ~. $1,000
BUICK SO 4-dooT sedan. dynafioV.
.. ana H.. WV. tires; black finish,
:ustom interior; S495 down. new-esT
guarantee.
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ANS MOTOR'lS

BUICK 1906 Super hardtop: dynS.
nov. power steering, power bfakes.
:; and b.. 2-tone paint: Nv. tires.
mileage IA I-9lDp a.. Ifls
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-11-01
Marine of Month

Harold NJ Orendorf, sergeant in
the us. Marine corps. was named
marine of the month for Septem-
Der at his base at Ell Toro, Calf.
A letter pointing out Sgt. Oren-
DORIS exemplary attitude and out
standing performance of duty was
received from NJ. L. Dawson, his
squadron commander
Orendorf is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Orendorf, south of town. He
has been a member of the U. S.
Marine corps for two years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-11-01
RHEUMATISM - ARTHRITIS
Neuritis-SciatIca

Neuritis-SciatIca
Relief from those torturIng psIm
or no charge An absolute proven
remedy. Only one trip required
Disabled persons may send .
friend. As South Mt. Vernon Ave,
500 #. off Route 90, Uniontown, Pa
Office hours: Daily 1915. Sunday
10-4. Permanently located.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-11-01

GIVEN Under My Hand and the Great
Seal Of the State of Maryland, at the City
of Annapolis this LIST day of October in the
year of our Lord One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fifty-Six.
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Faye Roberts,
Child Victim of
Rore Disease

Faye Ann Roberts. 4-year-olc
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
"A. Roberts, 119 Raleigh street
Sc, died yesterday of cystic lib.
rosis at the National Institutes Of
Health.
Faye Ann was born in Wash.
ington December Z. 1851 She hac
had cystic f1brosis since she wa.
about II months old, her father
said, but the disease was moi
discovered until last July. Mr.
Roberts. who recently went tt
Utisa. N. Y, to work, was for.
|merly employed here as a book
keeper for the Heritage Supply
Co.
Besides her parents, Faye Anr
is survived by her grandmothers
Mrs. Helen Preil, of the Raleigh
street address: Mrs. Anna L
Roberts, Utica, and her grand
father, Gerald H. Roberts, AL
bany. N. Y.
Services will be held at l pm
tomorrow at the Simmons Bros
funeral home, 1861 Good Hope
road Sc. Burial will be in Wash,
ington National Cemetery
The family requests that any
tokens of sympathy be contrib.
uted to the Washington Chapter
of the National Cystic Fibrosi,
Research Foundation, in care Of
Mrs. John Mitchell, 1000 Brooks
road, Capitol Heights, Md.
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Mrs. Charles Hale, Widow
Old. c. Restaurant Owner

Mrs. Charles Hale. GA. widow
tof a Washington restaurateur,
died Friday at her home, Is
Bryant street NV.
Mrs. Hale. whose first name
was Shumas. was born in Amour.
Lebanon. She came to the United
States in 1914 and lived in Tren-
ton. N. j. She came to WASH
Iington in 1926. Her husband died
lin 1912.
Mrs. Hale was a member Of
lSt. George Ladies Myrrh Bear
ing Society.
Survivors are four sons and
four daughters, Nelson, of north
east Washington; Jack, l406
Fourteenth street NV, who
now operates Haje's ReStau-
rants: George, Silver Spring;
Thomas Hale and Mrs. Cath
crime Sitter. both of the home
address; Mrs. Mary Moses,
Chevy Chase. Md; Mrs. Sadie
Peterson, Wheaton. Md: Mrs.
Elaine O'Connor, Lewisdale, Md:
and II grandchildren. Another
son was the late Albert c. Hale.
! Services will be held at noon
tomorrow at st. Georges Syrian
Orthodox Church. 1885 Sixteenth
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Mrs. M. P. Wright,
Cancer Zone Chief

Mrs. Melvin P. Wright, 48, a
zone director for the American
Cancer Society, died yesterday in
Garfield Hospital of cancer.
When Mrs. Wright discovered
nearly two years ago that she
had cancer, she volunteered tc
aid in distribution of literature
about the disease and collection
of money for research. She was
active until about six weeks ago
A native of Durham. N. c., she
was the former Elsie Zoie Beck
She moved to Washington as q
young girl with her family.
She is survived by her hus-
band, a son, Melvin O., and q
daughter, Elsie Elaine, all of the
home address, 233 Ingraham
street NV; two sisters, Mrs
Mozelle Swank, 57l9 Fourth
street NV. and Mrs. Lucille
Jordan, Rockville; Md; a
brother. Hester Beck. 1920 Har-
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John |. Reilly, IS, Dies;
Labor Leader, Editor

John L. Reilly. industrial Sec
Rotary of the National Postal
Transport Association and editor
|of The Postal Transport Jour-
nal. died yesterday in Doctors
Hospital. He was IS.
Mr.. Reilly had been in i'll
health since an operation in May
1855. He entered Doctors Hospir
tai for the second time four
weeks ago. f
Long active in the labor move
|ment. Mr.. Reilly served for many
years on the American Fedora
ton Of Labor's Resolution Com
Imittee. He was the National
Postal Transport Association
delegate to many conventions Of
the ALL. and this year was a
delegate to the merger conven-
ton of the AFL-CIO.
Mr.. Reilly had lived in Wash
Iington since assuming his posts
as industrial secretary and editor
in 1945. He made his home at
1900 Quebec street NV.
He was widely known as an
expert on civil service retirement
legislation. and often served as
conSultant on retirement and
employe compensation matters.
His editorials and articles in
the Postal Transport Journal
were widely quoted in Federal
and postal union journals.
Born in Wilmerding, Pa, Mr..
Reilly moved with his family to
Hammond, Ind, when he was 10
years old. He took a civil serv-
ice examination in Indiana and
entered the railway mail service
on October 3, 1912. He served
continuously as a clerk and SUI
pervisor for almost 80 years.
Mr. Reilly became active in
the affairs of the National Postal
Transport Association soon after
entering the railway mail serv-
ice. and advanced through vari-
Gus union Offices to the posts he
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Michael ArIen, 81, Novelist
Famed for The Green Hat

Short story collections followed,
THE Romantic Lady" in 1915
and These Charming People"
in 1920.
Other books were young Men
in Love" (l920, Lilly Christine"
1929, Babes in the Wood
(short stories, 1920, Men Dis
like Women" q93D, MANS
Mortality" 1889, Hell! Saic
the Duchess" (1934). 1.-THE
Crooked Coronet" (l937), and
THE Flying Dutchman" Q939)
Mr.. Arlen married the Coun.
tess Atalanta Mercati in 1923
In addition to his widow he also
is survived by a son, Michael
John, and a daughter, Venetia.
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Gordner B. Jordan, So,
Government Accountant

Gardner B. Jordan, of 1913
Northwood avenue, Silver Spring,
died Friday in Mount Alto Hos
|pital on his 63rd birthday. He
was stricken with a cerebral
hemorrhage the day before in
his home.
A native of Vinegar Hill, North
Carolina. Mr.. Jordan was a re-
tired Government employee. An
accountant. he was associated
over a period of years with the
Agriculture Department, the Re-
construction Finance Corpora
ton. the Office of Civilian De-
Tense, the Federal Public Hous-
ing Authority. and the Com
merce Department. He was a
veteran of World War I.
Mr.. Jordan was a graduate of
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Kings Business College in Char
ilotte. N. c., and received his
bachelor of science degree from
Southeastern University here. He
also attended Georgia Institute
of Technology in Atlanta, and
American University here.
Active Mason
Active in Masonic circles, Mr..
Jordan was a 32nd degree Ma
son, a member of the Oasis
Shrine in Charlotte, N. c., a
Royal Arch Mason, Mount YER
non Chapter No. 3, a member Of
Washington Commandery No.
of the Knights Templars. and
member of Washington Centen-
NAL Lodge No. IA. He also was
three time illustrious master of
the Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters of the District of
Columbia, Brightwood Council
No. 6.
Mr.. Jordan also was a member
of Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church in Silver Spring.
: He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. LaRue F. Jordan, of the
home address: a son, Gardner B.
Jordan, jr., 9701 Dilston road,
Silver Spring; a step-daughter,
Miss Doris Lee Smith, of the
home address, and one grand
daughter.
Also surviving are five sisters
and three brothers; Mrs. Mary
Reilley, Charlotte. N. c.: Mrs.
Ruth Rushing, Jacksonville, Fla;
Mrs. Vangie Williams and Mrs.
Fanny Shelley. Clarendon, N. c.;
Mrs. Ellen Sheriff.. Mebane, N. c.;
Glen E. Jordan. Alpine, Calf;
Edgar Allen Jordan, Lumberton.
IN. c., and /. c. Jordan, Crescent
Beach, N. C.
Service in Silver Spring
A Masonic service will be held
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the War
Iner E. Humphrey funeral home.
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Services will be held
there Tuesday at 10 m. followed
by burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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held at the time Of his death
He served on the Legislativ,
Committee of the Elkhart dnd.l
branch. from 1927 to 1929. Ir
1929 he was elected vice presi.
dent of that branch, and in 1881
president.
He became president of thu
Ninth Division. National Posta
Transport Association, which in.
cluded Illinois, Michigan anc
New York. in 1888, and served
in this capacity for eight years
At the 35th National Conven.
ton in st. Paul. Mimi. in Octo.
Der, 194l. Mr.. Reilly was installed
as national vice president of tn,
National Postal Transport Asso.
lclatlon. He was elected indus
trial secretary Of the association
i'm 1945.
Mr.. Reilly was a member o.
the National Press Club.
Surviving are his widow, tn,
former Marie Mclaughlin of tn,
home address. 2sOO Quebec stree
NV: two daughters. Mrs. Carl,
ton A. Keys, Springfield, Va.
and Mrs. Joseph Rowland, Fair.
field, Conn; a son, Rober
Emmett Reilly of Chicago; a sis.
ter, Mrs. Margaret Rudolph, anc
Ia brother, Charles A. Reilly o.
Hammond, Ind.
Requiem mass will be Offered
at 10 am. tomorrow at st
Thomas Apostle Catholic Church
1865 Woodley road NV. Buria
will be in Calvary Cemetery ir
Gary. Ind. on Wednesday.
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Oarns nf Uhanks

CARTER, MRS. ROSE WADE. Durine
my recent bereavement your very
gratitude. MRS HATTIE RoTAN,
cLEMMINGs WINNIE. The family Of
the late Mrs. WINNIE .CLEMMINGS
wishes to express their deepest graft,
ks.v and tn thanks qsn SshCD Is sa9 Ss
for, that wonderful eulogy. his choir
and all clubs: the Rev. David Miles
EVANGELIST. Sister Julia Mills and the
list Church for cards. teiegrsms. solos
and beautiful floral tributes. use OF cars
and all other expressions Of sympathy
and LOUISE sUiRssfIa R6SN IS AN MISS FAMILY gnitS
iats E SMIETzAHuchHf n 1aais q ;as
press its thanks and appreciation to
our many, relatives and friends for
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
In our recent bereavement,
FORD, BERENIcE W. The family of
the late Berenice w Ford wishes to
relatives and friends for their kindness
and expressions Of sympathy in our
HEsiE FORD AND FAMILY.
FOWLER. WILLIAM z. The family Of
the late WILLIAM E. FOWLER wishes
W NAptCo ltS lAdhkS " tuhiS
relatives and friends for their kind
nesses and expressions of sympathy In
our recent bereavement Special thanks
to the Rev w Beckett and Senior
Adult Fellowship of the First Methodist
THE FAMILY.
GATHER. JAMES N. Mrs. Ollie B.
Gather and the family of the late
JAMES N. GATHER wish to express
their sincere appreciation for the many
acts Of kindness and expressions Of
sympathy extended US by our friends
and neighbors during the illness and
death OF my husband
JOHNSON, DANIEL F. The family OF
the late DANIEL F. JOHNSON wishes
to acknowledge with grateful apprecia-
tion all cards telegrams. kindnesses
and expressions of sympathy received
from neiehbors and friends during his
illness and our recent bereavement
when he passed, June ., 1856
WIFE. MARY C. JOHNSON: DAUGH-
TER, PEARL w. NEWMAN; SON,
LAWRENCE GRAVES.
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CARRICk, CARRIE. In sad and lovin
remembrance Of our dear mother an
grandmother. CARRIE CARRICK. VII
passed away eight years ago today
June "a. 194S
The world NAV change from year t
And friends from day to day,
But never will the one we loved
FROM memory pass away
LOVING SONS, DAuGHTERs-IN-LAv
EDELIN,: NATHANIEL. In loving mem
EDELIN,, who passed away I'VE year
ago today, June "a. 1851.
The time seems short. though the year
are long;
The bond Of love still fingers.
sorrow is too great to be told,
But to me who loved and lost YOU
your memory will never grow old.
MOTHER, BERTHE.
GRAY, JAMES Z. In loving memory o
our dear husband and father JAMES
z. GRAY. who departed this life nv
years ago today, June "a. 1851
Some may think you are forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more
But in memory YOU are with US,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND pe CHILDREN.
WIELIAM CHARLES. Il
loving memory Of our dear HUSBAND
=
DERSON. who passed away seven year
ago today, June "a. 1899.
There is 2 grief that can never b
md = wound that can never b
healed
The sorrow imbedded SO deep in m
heart
Can never be fully revealed.
Loving memories never die
AZ years roll on and days pass by
Although hfe's sun for each must set
DEVOTED WIFE MARY: DAUGHTERS
MARY. ADA, MARGARET AMI
MARIE: soN-IN-LAW AND GRAND
ELIZABETH. In memory O
my mother ELIZABETH MITCHELL
VINO passed away nine years ago today
June "A. I947.
Another year has gone by
With only memories of you
DAUGHTER. FRANCES KEITH.
KATIE Z. AND DIR. ROBERT
y. In loving memory Of our beloved
PLUMMER. who left u: fourteen fourteen year
ago. September I. 1912, and mother
KATIE e. PLUMMER. who left US s,
suddenly nVe years ago today, jun
So swiftly through deaths door yO1
So silently your soul passed by,
That We. who wept and mourned It
passing.
Heard no moan, nor faintest sigh.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, FRANK
Beatrice AND LUCILLE.
WALKER. GEORGE LEE. In loyinl
memory OF our beloved husband ant
father. GEORGE LEE WALKER, wn,
passed away four years ago today
June "a. 1852.
God saw the road was getting rough,
And the hills were hard to climb,
DO He closed YOUR weary eyelids
And whispered. Peace be thine"
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND Chill
KENNETH W. In sa,
but loving memory of our dear hus
band and father KENNETH W. WOOL,
FENDEN. who passed away one veal
ago. June ~ 1855.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often bring silent tear:
thoughts return to scenes long past
Time goes on, but memories last.
VIcKI AND DEBBIE.
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street NV. of which she was
a member. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
The family requests that any
tokens of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to st.
Georges Church.
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ward street NV, and a half
brother, Paul Costner, Palo Alto
Calf.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home. 4S12 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery