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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03


Childhood Education Interna-
tional.
The children in today's ele-
mentary schools will live until
the year 1000 or some of them
until 2025 and the curriculums OF
our schools must take this fact
into consideration" DR.. Ken
worthy said.
Calls for Book Specialist
A Baltimore librarian, Miss
Elizabeth H. Gross of the Enoch
Pratt Library. recommended that
the Library of Congress obtain a
specialist in children's books.
The Library of Congress has
a great store Of children's books
she said, but they remain OF
little value until such time as
there is someone on the staff
who can coordinate and dis
Seminate their USE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
BLOSSOM FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

TODAY
230 pm-Ofcial opening of ceremonies at Stone Lam
tern Tidal Basin
TOMORROW
10 am-Nationa high school band contest on Ellipse
pm-Cherry Blossom illuminated parade down K
street NV. from Ninth to Twenty second streets.
THURSDAY
1880 pm-Luncheon fashion show Main Ballroom
Mayfower Hotel.
9 am-Conference Of state societies reception and
dance for cherry blossom princesses Presidential room
Staer Hotel Reception preceded by presentation Of
phes to drill, band and parade contest winners
FRIDAY
pm-Cherry Blossom Ball. Sheraton Park Hotel
Selection Of Festival queen will be made by spin of wheel
Of fortune.
SATURDAY
2pm.-Cherry Blossom Pageant and browning Of queen
at Jefferson Memorial Tidal Basin
pm.-Band concert, introduction Of festival queen
and prncesses. jefferson Memorial.
SUNDAY
2pm.-Repeat OF pageant at Jefferson Memorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
Nonresident
ak Repeal
Veto Seen

Delegate Blair Lee. Democrat
of Montgomery. said today that
Gov. McKeldin of Maryland has
decided to veto his bill, which
would have repealed the State
tax on the wage income of nom
residents.
Mr.. Lee said the Governor has
informed him that he concurs in
the objection to the bill raised
last week by the State con-
trollers Office.
Calls Plan Unfair
The controllers Office protest
ed that the bill would repeal
the income tax on residents Of
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
who are employed in Maryland.
Those States have no income tax
of their own. This would create
an unfair situation since Mary
landers working in those States
still would have to pay the in
come tax to Maryland, the
controllers Office argued in a
veto recommendation to the
Governor.
The bill. which was sponsored
in the recent Maryland Legisla-
ture by Mr.. Lee and Delegate
Perry o. Wilkinson, Democrat of
Prince Georges, would chiefly af-
feet District of Columbia resi-
dents working in Maryland. Most
of the estimated 100000 a year
that Maryland collects in income
taxes from non-residents comes
from District residents.
To Keep Up Fight
Mr.. Lee said the Governors
Office indicated to him that the
chief executive would favor a re-
pealer patterned after the law
in Virginia. TIL State does not
tax the income OF non-residents
unless the nonresident worker
lives in a State that has no in
come tax of its own; in that
cast, Virginia taxes whatever
wages he earns in the Common
wealth.
Mr.. Lee pledged that he would
continue to fight for a nom
resident income tax repeater. He
will seek first to get a bill pat
termed after the Virginia law
approved by the Legislative
Council. which would mean that
1t would be introduced in Gen.
eral Assembly next January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
Epicure

It doesn't have to be fancy.
Just a touch of home is
enough.
"A barber here says his Army
son, stationed in Turkey, wrote
that he couldn't stand Turkish
food, and was hankering for
some real American chow.
The barber sent him some
bologna and a can of beans,
and got back airmail: "It's the
best meal I've had in months"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
Street Scenes

A flower salesman on Eighth
street NV, pinning a bloom
on the lapel of his own coat
A small girl Dragging to a
big boy about her new Collie:
"He's a Cocker Spinal"
A man with white cane and
dark glasses, sitting on a door
stoop reading a newspaper. i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03

The whole climate Of St. EIizobeths
Hospital is being ehonsed by the
new tronquiIizins drugs, doctors re-
port. From on institution where
guard like ottendonts we're q eonstunt
need. the mental hospital is develop
ing q home like atmosphere in which
patients con help themselves. This
is the lost OF series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
Drug Relieves Tension
OF Incoherent Patient
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS

"Im getting well and I'm going back outside.
at all amusing to but it terrible while
1t lasted"
These two sentences episode in the life of mental
patient schzophrenicat St Eizabeths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Association for Child
hood Education continues its
meeting in the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
The American Institute of
Timber Construction meets
in the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
New Crop Rotes OK'd

RICHMOND. April 8 (P). =
The State Corporation Commits
sion yesterday approved new
hail insurance rates on tobacco
and tree fruits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-03
I eochers Told to Match
Pupils Jet Age Hobbies

In this Of jet and ships elementary school
will have to study to keep with their pupils professor
education declared yesterday.
Dr. Leonard Kenworthy Brooklyn College called for
cockpit view OF the world" rather than porthole
the surrounding community meeting of the
Evening star., 1956-08-19
IF. 0. Hengesboch,
Veteran, "a, Served
lin Two World Wars

Francis o. Hengesbach, "a. a
former Navy Department en-
ploye, died Tuesday of a heart
attack in st. Petersburg, Fla. He
lived at 80 North oxford street,
Arlington.
Mr.. Hengesbach, who was born
and educated in Washington,
served with the Navy in World
War I and with the Army in
World War II. He retired in
1948 after 20 years as a Gov
ernment employe. For eight
years he had worked in the
Nays Identification Bureau.
Two weeks ago he bought a
home in st. Petersburg, where he
planned to move. He was ther,
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Mrs. William Rosendorf,
Wife of Fur Dealer, Dies

Mrs. William Rosendorf, wifi
of the owner and founder o.
William Rosendorf Furs, 1915 G
street NV. died yesterday ir
George Washington University
Hospital Of a heart ailment. She
was "a.
Mrs. Rosendorf, the former
Hannah Kalichstein, was a ma
tive Of Austria but came to New
York as a child and was reared
and educated there.
She had lived in Washington
since her marriage to Mr.
Rosendorf. Her home was at
5607 Sixteenth street NV.
Active in civic and charitable
affairs, Mrs. Rosendorf was a
director and charter member of
the Hebrew Home for the Aged,
the B'nai Birth Women's Or
ganization, the Brandeis Uni
versity Women's Organization
and Hadassah.
She was also q member of the
Evening star., 1956-08-19

Jewish Consumptive Relief So
ciety and had been active il
Community Chest and Ret
Cross work.
Mrs. Rosendorf' belonged *
Adas Israel Congregation.
In addition to her husband
she is survived by two sons, Sid.
ney Rosendorf, of New Yorl
City, and Harvey Rosendorf, Of
the home address; a daughter
Mrs. Arnold S. Greenberg, oi
1430 Floral street NV; two
brothers. Max Kalichstein, oi
New York City, and Louis
Kalichstein, of 4607 Connecticut
avenue NV: a sister, Mrs
Charles Tolleris. of New York,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the Danzansky Fu-
neral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Adas Israel Congregation Gene
terry. Arrangements have not
been completed.
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Bpathn

jretired1. on Friday. August II, 1856,
at Walter Reed Hospital. Col. ENG
MANN A. ANDERSEN. y: s. A. 1retiredl /,
sfGsfS hasSafa sso 9shT d ffas hfP Ell
Andersen. U. s. N. s. c.; brother OF
Paul @ Andersen Of New York City.
n. Y: Camilla Andersen and Nina
OF Mr.. and Mrs. .Knund Herskind Of
Mrs. P. A. Herskind Of Denmark
Friends are invited to call at udIns the
OF Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd
Myer Chapel, Fort Myer. Va, At u
inteTmen,t ,s a Arlins1Sn aoSsqs cNnt1Ib Hat1Gna
Seme'frs tions may be ss made e to " the American
Cancer Society. Montgomery COUNTY
Chapter. Bethesda. Nd - ~
aospitaI, ass; aISqSI MABLE PEARL ANDERSON
OF Sail Roosevelt ST., Bethesda. Nd.
be9ysd wife o,Ssr Of the Mts lsts 6epESs septSs
vu1s MGCd%fn ~ Mss hnd bdro.hy Mrs sS
Friends may call at the Bethesda,
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rooerl
noon Sunday, August 10. Funeral sery,
ices and interment on Tuesday, Angus
u, IN st. Albans, ",
BLUE, DAlsE1 IRENE, vi rIIuaS,< Au'
eral Hospital, Cheyerly, Nd. pAIsEy
IRENE BLUE Of 604 10th St, Laurel
Md, beloved wife Of Thomas E. Blue
Brown. Hiram c. Blue. Thomas E
Blue, jr.. and Mrs. Doris &. Spalding
She also is survived by two sisters
Mrs Edna Foote and MRS. Mabel Jen'
nings Of Baltimore, Md: brother
Mr.. Reginald Gather OF Severn. Nd.
three aunts. Mrs. Molile Bowen Mrs
Katie Miller and Mrs. Annie Caulk o.
Baltimore. Md six grandchildren, one
daughter-in law. Mamie A. Blue, sisters,
in-law brothers-in-la host o.
nieceS and nephews and many othei
relatives ana friends. Friends ma,
call at her late residence alter
pm Saturday, August ls. Funera
services will be held az 1880 pm
Monday. August 20 at the Carver Me
mortal PARK Chapel. q. s. Route
south Of Laurel, Md, the Rev. Richard
johnson ofiiciating ~
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Maynard Roberts,
Tobacco Planter
AT Lundovek Md.

Maynard Roberts. 81. promi.
Inent Maryland tobacco planter
died Friday Of q heart ailment
at Prince Georges General Hos
|pital. Cheverly. Md.
Mr.. Roberts farmed at "Ingle-
wood Farm" Landover, Md.
A lifelong resident Of the Marl-
boro area. Mr.. Roberts was born
at Fairview, Prince Georges
County. He was a grandson Of
the late Gov. Oden Bowie Of
Fairview. and the son of the late
T. o. w. and Alice Carter
Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Helen Briscoe
Roberts. and a sister, Mrs. F..
Bowie Addison of Bowie, Md.
Services will be held at IL am.
tomorrow at Holy Trinity Episco-
pal Church. Collington, Md.
Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
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1n Mrmtnriaiit

BRAxTON, EDWARD H. In sad but low
Ing memory Of my dear husband. ED-
@ Ts year SsS gsd.. AusUst gus il r. 1sSS
You will live forever in my heart.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, FRANCES D.
COOPER, ROLANDUS b. In loving mem-
ery Of my beloved husband; RoLANpus
years ago. August Is. 1852. ~
The house is dust, the voice Is still,
But through the undying years TO- come;
h h 'PaFs sS nat m1 sSn e the s'
He went his way, but. oh. he trod
Such lives as this put death to scorn,
They lose our day to fRS poRoTaY. oTdIS morn
i; dear husband. a6- SAMUEL Z. CROSS Who tho
passed away fourteen years ago today
Memories are treasures no one can
Partins leaves heartaches no one can
Until memory fades and life departs.
YStR YSS E prHSrES W. aSreSfE Wr = HgE BETH
AND SON. 8. 3. CROSS. Jr.
d devotion and honor to the Tsysrsd
memory Of our beloved father, SAMUEL
D. MATTHEWS, who departed this life
fidteen years ago today August H.
Our memory Of his quiet. Christian
way Of life has been and shall continue
to E TucRrTS SSs SsEsnftR HsD sns sEGRb afSEEibon
Hc: loVin: iAIs and devoted ri N husSsRd. gs JAMES
D. KEMP. who departed this life one
year ago, AuEust ~; 1852.
His life na. Is 6sauttiitU,. .tifU. men! memory
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
Sometimes when life is lonely,
There is Joy in turning these pages.
For in them SEW Ds2oPsp TfP0rS WIFE. ! enc.
MILLARD. ANNIE. a tribute Of love
and deyOtiGn to thf Tbo SS6
To-Day. SsHSS'sl Ausast sus Is. i is4s..
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps Us to forget: ...a
But How ms uch sI tas Rs mss nas Gny yst
More and more each day, We miss her.
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed.
HER W11EIE REyoTEB TEP GHzk1EEN. GMHHkk1G6ERrrE! MARIE
SPENCER, SERENA. In loving memory
Of our dear cousin. SERENA SPENCER.
who passed away 10 yrs. ago today,
You have taken your last Journey.
On q beautiful ship called rest,
Away from this world Of sorrow
To q land of peace and rest.
YOUR DEVOTED COUSINS, EVA AND
LEIGH.
VEGA, GUILLERMO (BILLY). trib-
ute Of love to the memory Of our dear
son and brother. GUILLERMO BILLY
VEGA, who entered the eternal life
on Friday, August 10. 1885.
The Connie and Diane brought hoods:
You drifted away on the Potomac
Answering the Saviours calls;
Since then, q year has passed.
Our tears are still undried:
Within our home. where all was bright,
Your Smiling way and pleasant face
Always are present In our minds:
Down here we mourn, but not IN vain
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1956-08-19

ACCIDENT 'vICTIM-The
Rev. Louis M. Young. So,
minister Of the Lanham
(Md.) Methodist Church,
was injured fatally in an
auto accident Friday near
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mr..
Young was travelling to
Denver, Colo, with his
wife and daughter, who
were both seriously in
jured. They are now in
Mercy Hospital, Cedar
Rapids.
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to remodel his new house when
he died.
Mr.. Hengesbach is survived by
his widow. the former Margaret
Weaver Of the home address, and
a brother. Carl, of 4316 Nine
teenth place NE.
A requiem mass will be cele-
brated at 10 am. tomorrow ct
st. Thomas More Church. 101
North Thomas street. Arlington.
Burial viii be in Arlington Gene
tery.
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LWnlter Collins Of UP

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 18 B.-
Walter Collins, 81. Middle East
manager Of the United Press
since World War II, died today
lin a Cairo hospital after an
illness of a week.
Evening star., 1956-08-19
A Sincere Message to
The Practical Person
About Making Ones Own
Funeral Arrangement

The thoughtful man or woman-the type who
carefully plans such matters as insurance, trusts
and estates-should give pause to this sincere
message about planning ones own funeral.
Hundreds of people have turned to Joseph Cav.
lers Sons for these arrangements, and have
derived great personal satisfaction from this
wise move.
The planning and payment for ones own
funeral is practical approach to an emotional
crisis in the lives Of the ones who will survive
When you remove from them the added burden
Of funeral arrangements and payments at the
time Of your death. you are giving them further
reason for cherishing the memory Of you and
your thoughtfulness.
Over and above this, however, Is the very
practical consideration of saving your estate
money. BY paying for Gawler funeral during
your lifetime-either in lump sum payment or
through monthly payment plan that we can
arrange-you are paying todays price for to-
morrow's more expensive services. As Is the
case with all services, the costs Of funerals have
increased over the years. and there Is every
reason to believe that they will continue this
trend.
II you are the least bit hesitant about discussing
this matter. please bear in mind that hundreds
Of thoughtful and practical people have come
to Joseph Gawler's Sons over the years and
planned and paid for their own funerals. Many
are living today who have the solemn satisfac-
ton Of knowing that this problem will never
face their family. We have heard expressions
Of deep gratitude from the survivors Of others
who anticipated their own passing and spared
the bereaved many problems.
Please come in and discuss this most practical
matter In detail. and in confidence I. q. or phone
for an appointment
Evening star., 1956-08-19

wHEELEEsRsA ERANK KAEoMNk KML rsEy sfSTe.sES SATURDAY,
August IS. 1856, after q long illness,
at his home at the wyoming Apts.,
Washington, D, c.. MALONE .WHELESS
James H Dodge Of Arlington. Va, and
Mrs. David L. Anderson Of Hanover,
Md; his sister, Mary Wheless, living
in the Wyoming Apts.; four .grandchil-
Interment will be in Nashville. Tenn.
Please omit flowers. NASHVILLE. Tenn,
Banner, Philadelphia. Pa, Bulletin and
Greensboro, N. c.. and Shreveport, La,
papers please oapy.l 10
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FUNERAL DESIGN
GEO. C. SHAFFER. INC

Expgsssise flora, lTiputea MDdegate
priees Open daily sun. hoiidays Phone
orders also aeeepted 80 tc = pm week
uiEnts VOv l4th 81 NV HA SOLOS.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-i lot for
site. nice location. leadinE area. AP
lots n washington National Gene.
terry for Si95 Call between l2 and :
pm IL 3-lss3 .
sraScsitss Sis cah IL. A0;Ss S.sofS IL
3 CHOICE SiIEs. j aad 2, uarder
Area Fort Lincoln, $500 WA I-S7pl
3 BURIAL Plots, Parkiawn Cemetery
Catholic Section current price, sd75
eacrince MOVING sell S3a6. SIPS cash
ha $40 mo payments Call ~
Two GRAVESfTEg IN lot ia, Lineoii
Memorial Cemetery Cau any tine
~ . m. and . m, De. 2.s06O
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often o cord OF thonks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hordly be solved in any other woy
Not only is it o gracious expression
Of grotitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but also couTteousN
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses OF the mony to whom q per-
sonol note Of thonks connot we'll be
mailed o. whose nomes and od.
dresses ore not known Insertions Of
cord Of thonks moy be orronsed
BY telephone to The Stor ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1956-08-19

BRAxTON, EDWARD H. In sad but Low
ing memory Of my dear husband. ED
WARD H. BRAXTON. who passed ava,
one year ago. August 21, 1855.
You will live forever in my heart.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, FRANCES .
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} Ionic Lodge. No. II. r. d A,
n M, are requested to attend
W the funeral of our late BROTH
W. er. EMMETT T. CURRY, on
~ Monday. August 90 1856, at
. t,sa Pm cSnrcb. a. Mount sIs sisgan dalec saec
lie, ERNEST E. TINNEN,
Worshipful Master.
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RAGEN. GRACE AUDREY. On

RAGEN. GRACE AUDREY. On Friday
august, august Il iIo.,I;' 1896 at the p!stTis!
RAGEN OF Ti0 Eye st. ne. be-.
loved mother Of Mrs. Helen Apperson
Mrs. Edith Walker and Walter " anc
Leonard +. Ragen: sister OF Albert Miller
seven grandchildren. Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST. anc
Mass. ave. ne. until $3.50 a m. Monday
August 20 REQUIEM mass will b.
onered ct the Holy Name Catholic
Church, 11th and X sts. ne. at o am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. It
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PETER PHILLIPS Secretary. 10

DAVIS, MARY fLLEN. On Thursday.
August l6. 1866. at Arlington Hospital
MARY ELLEN DAVIS beloved daugh-
ter Of Preston and Carol Davis OF 1923
OF Suzanne and Mark Davis. She also
is survived by her maternal grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs Harry Markosky
OF Washington, d. c., ahd her paternal
grandmother. Mrs. Yirdie Davis Of Ar
lington Va Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home, Herndon. Va
Private graveside services will be held
lington National Cemetery. 10
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POWERS, JAMES JEROME. On sat.
urday, August 49, 1856. at his resi-.
JAMES JEROME PoWERs. Beloved nus hus.
band Of Myrtle Powers and father Of
Elsie Powers Watson. Hugh w ano
James Jerome Powers, jr. He Is aisC
survived by sister. Marie Powers, anc
three brothers, Harry. Jerome anc
Reggie Powers. Services at the Gascf
Funeral Home. Hyattsville, Md, or
Monday. August 20, at 10 am. Rela-
tlVes and friends invited. Intermeni
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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Dratha

wERNTZ. WALTER h. on Friday, Au
as WLrEk l. asSs $ERsra ss aaGss e go HSSDSsS SoSc
son st. n W.. beloved husband Of Lilli,
<. Werntz and father Of Mrs. Doroth,
brother Of Mrs. wayne Bender o 8
Akron. Pa. and william Werntz o
Milestone. N. J. Friends may call a
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. ant
Mass. ave ne. where services will b
held on Monday, August 90. at II: :3i
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
wRRNTz. WALTER n. A special com
a munication of Pentalphi
IN Lodge, No. %, +. A. A. M.
IN - is hereby called for 10:4l
M cX1 am. Monday, August 20
NA 1855, for the purpose Of con
nv Quoting Masonic burial rite
for our late brother, WAL
TEh d. "EhHGlNMr; III pGNr prEppr Mast.r
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Draths

MAcKALL. EMILY coKCoRAN; q
CORCORAN .MACKALL, daughter o
Mrs. Louise Mackall and the late DR.
Louis Mackall and sister Of Charles
NJ. Mackall of Greenwich. Conn.,: Mar
garet M. Israel of Cleveland, Ohio
Louis Mackall, jk, and Lucy H. Mackall
Services will be held at the Chris
Episcopal Church, GEORGETOWN, on Mon
day August 90 at 2 pm. Intermen
private. Please omit flowers.
MARKWARD, EVA (sIs). On Thursday
August 10, 1856, at Prince Georges
County Hospital, Cheverly. Md, EVA
MARKWARD of 4305 40th ST., Brent
wood, Md. beloved wife Of the late
Walter Markward and mother of Ads
Bates, Blanche McClary, Myrtle Daniels
George, Walter Dom and Harry Mark
ward. She is also survived by twenty
grandchildren and four great-grand.
children. Services at the Gasch Flu.
neral Home. Hyattsville, Md, on Mon.
day, August 90, at 2 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
MATTHEWS, JULIA B. Members Of the
Willing Helpers Association are hereby
notified Of the death of our beloved
member Mrs. JULIA B. MATTHEWS
Funeral ON Tuesday. August 81. at IL
am. from St. Augustine's Catholic
Church 18th ST.. between r and s NV
H TEAGLE KING. President.
MARIETTA II TVNTQnAT z pae Caov
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August le sD 1856, az s:4s IN q M IngTsd1y REHIi.
FORD PALMER Of 77iie6 :" Kenyon zen oaAS' st
NV, beloved husband Of Rhoda Palmer
father OF. Ed Willie, Lee Aloger, Price
and Nathaniel Palmer He also /,
Flournoy and Mrs. Evelyn Rolling: two
brothers. Mr.. Price and Spread Palmer
ana host of other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed after 10 am
Funeral Home, 81 X st. NV. Funera
and interment on Tuesday. August 2l
in Baury County, Ga.
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ETTsi N isrS.I soT q 1875 2, aIS. 5l,9 sSRd i y
thy O. Ritts ana 2o fatherp nthspanq nq q Dqro, po,
E. Ritts, Jr. He also Is survived By ont
grandchild Services at Chambers Fu.
neral Home. 517 11th st. s.e.. or
ntermsn. ASSstops Aasnst k.tos. O. PFC Gsm..I1
Evening star., 1956-08-19

IARBOE, WILSON T. A special com.
A J; ]. ] ! !: :|.|.; ;I !
NV 20 1856, at 9 am, for tht
" purpose OF conducting the
last Masonic rites upon our late brother
Evening star., 1956-08-19

.Ss.sS, men's uinion. No. i. rssssis ssi
A 10 announce the death Of
cMe Brother PERCY RusHTON,
49, Funeral services will be held
ytGI~ 81 the Donaghy 7nFaneral
Nj u Home. 465 County st.. NeV
KpwARp ?. BEsT. Prssidsnt.