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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-26
In Mrn1nriant

DONOVAN. BERNARD p. In loyina
memory Of our husband and father
BERNARD I'm s5 F.. PoNo r..f. ~. who ,oo az
January %. 1852.
Not lust this day. but every day.
We will always think Of you.
CATHERINE RAY AND BERNIE.
JOHNSON, MARY JANE. In. loving
JOHNSON, who passed away JanusrS
20 1883
She heard q voice We couldn't hear.
She saw 4 hand We Couldn't see
That beckoned her away.
And when the sun In all It's state
Rose in the Eastern skies.
She passed through slory's golden sat'
pt A3S Tsis sfsTE r O Lucy SCOTT
MICKESS, LILY 2. In loving memory
OF our loved one LILY r MIcKENs
who passed away three years aso today
January 20 1858.
Loving thoushts OF one so dear
Often bring silent tear;
ThouShts return to scenes lGns psSt
THE FAMILY
NIZER. NORMAN. In. sad but loving re,
NizER' who departed this life on'
year ago today January 20, 1905.
You are gone. but not torgotten'
A sad memory fingers still;
A place Is vacant in my heart
YOUR Mf!en paEsyyooTEfD" SISTER ANNIE
PORTER. ELLIS D. In memory Of n,
dear brother ELLIS d, PORTER, who
departed this life four wears aso to-
day. January %, 1859
Beyond the sunset oh glad reunion;
with our dear loved ones who'V'
In that fairhomeland we'll know ne
Beyond Tie sunset forevermore
DEVOTED SISTER, GENEVA JOHNSON
REID, FRED d. In loving memory o
my dear husband FRED d. REID. wht
departed this life hve years ago today
January 20. 1851.
A daytime never JOURNEYS BY
That don't think OF you.
And though. you went away nVe year.
Your memory brings you near me
Like 1t was yesterday.
Your LOVING WIFE, oLIvlENE REID
sMALLwOOD. MAUD q. In memor,
OF our cousin. MAUD e. SMALLWOOD
who passed away ten years ago. jan
EMLY AND CORNELIUS BROWN.
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I. A. Sevenhuysen Dies;
Played for Mckinley

Theodore A. Sevenhuysen, re-
tired military bandsman and or
chestra player, who was sitting
behind President Mckinley when
he was assassinated, died Tues
day at Mount Alto Hospital. He
would have been 81 on Feb
ruary "a.
Mr.. Sevenhuysen was born In
the Netherlands. He came to
this country when he was 10 and
enlisted in the Army in Chicago.
He was in the Army Band from
1885 until 1893. The same year
of his Army discharge, he en-
listed in the Marines and served
in the Marine Band until 1915.
He was the oldest retired Marine
bandsman when he died, his
family said.
He often recalled the concert
lin which he played for President
Mckinley 20 minutes before his
assassination in Buffalo in 1901.
Mr.. Sevenhuysen. a first-class
musician. was sitting in the Ma
Irine Band at the time.
Mr.. Sevenhuysen had toured
the country giving concerts. He
played bassoon, violin and BARI
tone. a relative of the tuba. Once
on a band tour in Texas. the
Marines got stranded and had
to come home by cattle car, Mr..
ISevenhuysens family recalled.
Mr.. Sevenhuysen played in the
National Symphony Orchestra
under Hans Kinder. He also
played in orchestras at the old
Rialto Theater. the Raleigh and
Willard Hotels and the National
Theater and had performed at
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Mrs. Boumgorten,
Former Carrie Lyon

Mrs. Leopold Baumgarten, 80,
la lifelong Washington resident
died Tuesday at her home in the
Park Towers Apartments. 244O
Sixteenth street NV, after a
long illness.
The former Carrie Lyon, Mrs
Baungarten was the daughter OF
Jacob and Mathilda Lyon. She
was educated in District public
schools.
Her first husband was Abra-
ham Berwanger, who died shortly
after their marriage in 1891. In
1923, she married Leopold Baum
garten of Washington. who died
in 1887. Two of her brothers. the
late Simon and r. B. H. Lyon
were Washington attorneys.
Survivors are a sister, Mrs
Bertha Spitz, and a brother
Jerome Lyon. both of the Park
Towers Apartments.
Services will be held at 1890
am. tomorrow in Gawler's
Funeral Home. 1856 PennSyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be in Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.
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Mrs. J. Edgar GriIIo, 81, Widow
OF SPORTS Editor on The Stur

Mrs. J. Edgar Grille. 81. widow
of a one-time sports editor OF
The Star. died yesterday in Be-
thesda.
She lived at 6402 Winston
drive, Bethesda, Md. with her
daughter. Adelaide and her SON.
in-law, r. Clyde Cruit.
Mrs. Grille was the former
Blanche Bolles. a native OF Gin
icinnati. She came to Washing
ton in 1908 when ner husband
Joined the editorial staff of the
Washington Post. From 1910 to
1916. Mr.. Grille was sports editor
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Russell CuIp WeitzeI, 81,
Inspector of Plumbing

Russell Culp WeitZel, 81
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission plumbing inspector
died yesterday Of a heart attack
at his home. 1920 Quebec terrace
Silver Spring.
A native Of Shamokin. Pa.
Mr.. Weitzel came to Hyattsville
in l943 and moved to Silver
Spring three years ago. A men,
Der of Plumbers Local Union No
S. Mr.. Weitzel was a free-lance
plumber here before he Joined
the Sanitary Commission about
six years ago.
Survivors are his widow, Mel
lie; three sons, Robert. 4l2 Bel
ton road. an electronics engineer
at Johns Hopkins Laboratory
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Gas Pipeline
is Dynomite9

PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan. "a p.
"A natural gas pipeline SUI ply
ling the Chemstrand Corp. 3 zig
nylon plant was dynamited o.
day. The plant was the seem Of
picket line disorders two weeks
ago.
The sheriff's Office said the
United Gas Pipeline Co. bfa1ch
line supplying Chemstrand and
the Escambia Bay Cheztcal
Corp. plant near Milton "appar-
emily was sabotaged."
Production was halted az the
Escambia Bay plant. The bAnt
employs about $50 workers A
Chemstrand official said prpclc =
ton was sharply curtailed bare.
The branch pipeline was 0sna-
mited about 4 am, 4 miieSfvest
OF the plant. Officers saidks A.
foot section was blown out and
a crater was blown in the giplnd
about 10 feet by IL feet.
National Guard units pere
called out, by Gov. Leroy Ctlins
January II after massed pRkets
blocked construction wofkers
from entering the Chemsfand
plant area. Several wokkers
were beaten. cars were bver-
turned and car windows smashed
near the plant January 10.
The pickets said they were not
representing any union but we're
protesting the hiring of out -of :
State workers by a contracts for
an expansion project att the
plant.
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the White House. He played on
President McKinley's yacht. The
Sylph."
His son. Theodore. jr., Of
Dunedin. Fla. is also retired
from the Marine Band.
Mr.. Sevenhuysen was an ar
dent hunter until he became Ill,
Besides his son. he is survived
by his widow. Sadie A.; a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henrietta Cleary, Silver
Spring. Md; a granddaughter
and three great-grandchildren.
Services were to be held this
afternoon at the Robert Pun
phley funeral home with burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Cumbodiu Board Cut

| OTTAWA, Jan. rs R.-Can-
ada has slashed its personnel on
the International Truce Super
lvisory Commission for the Indo-
China kingdom of Cambodia
from 80 to %. All three nations
Ion the commission, which in
Icludes India and Poland, agreed
on reduction Of stats.
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|F.B. BeII,o1,
Tax Specialist

Frank Bradley Bell, 81. re-
tired tax specialist and former
Government employe. died Tues
day night at a sanitarium near
Rockville, Md.
Mr.. Bell, who lived at 1905
Huntington street, Chevy Chase
Md. until he went to the sani-
tarium on January 2. spent Sc
years in the Washington area
He first taught school in his ma
tive Rockhridge County, Va
After coming to the District, he
was an accountant with the
Southern Railway and later with
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
He held an executive position
with the Interstate Commerce
Commission and, at one time
was chief of the special assess
ments section under the income
tax branch when Andrew Mellon
was Secretary Of the Treasury
Mr.. Bell was a partner here
in the tax specialist and &C.
counting firm of Trussler. Nc
Cabe and Bell. He retired about
20 years ago. d,
He was a member of the Holy
Name Society Of Blessed Sacra-
ment Church.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Fannie Brand Bell; a daughter
Mrs. Edgar Clark. 31l3 Winnett
road. Chevy Chase. Md; a half
brother, Hansford Bell of Gull
pepper. Va; three grandchildren
and IL great-grandchildren. An
other daughter, Mrs. Adrian
Burnett, and a son, Charles F
Bell. an official Of the Treasury
Department. died 10 years ago
Requiem Mass will be offered
at 10 am. tomorrow in Blessed
Sacrament Catholic Church
Western avenue and Quesada
street NV. Burial will be in st
Mary's Cemetery. Rockville.
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James, lilo Dodson lane, a
Peoples Drugstore pharmacist,
both Of Silver Spring; Daniel,
Hyattsville. a plumber: four
daughters. Mrs. Anthony Rebar,
lShamokin: Mrs. Lawrence Yerke.
Albany, N. Y; Mrs. Allen Trott,
Ijr.. Waco. Tex: Miss Joan Welt
Eel, of the home address; a
brother and two sisters. Harry
Weitzel. Miss Sarah Weitzel and
Mrs. Harold Rarick. all Of Sha-
mokin. and seven grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Saturday at the Warner Pun
iphrey funeral home in Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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s Bus Drivers
lin Greyhound
|WuIkout OUT

Five Greyhound bus drrers
have resigned their iohf a
company official announced
yesterday, as part Of a bsck-
to-work agreement which rded
a six-day walkout TuesdsE in
this area.
Herman Ramsey, ReElOnal
Manager of the Eastern fp.vi-
sion of the company, said the
men had reported for work the
night Of the work stoppage and
then gone home. Other dfTerS
who participated just didnt re-
port for work, he said.
The five men were identied
as Steve Sturgill. Edgar Hulnnel
Roy Hockenbought and Edsard
Milstead of the Washington area
and Deloss Montoney of Bait
more.
1t was reported the tFsrzt
union of which the drivers are
members will begin grievance
procedure under the copt7ct
with the bus company I'd rim
back the jobs of the five men.
| The walkout was sparkle by
the firms firing of a HagerstrFH,
Md, driver who had been n
volved in a fatal accidents The
man had been cleared of VINE
in the traffic death by Per1ngl-
vania authorities, where thu &C.
cident occurred. The union las
begun grievance procedure to
win back his job. n
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of The Star. He died in 1920.
Mrs. Grille was active for 4S
years in the First Church OF
Christ. Scientist, here.
Besides her daughter, she is
survived by two sons, Jerome
Jack Grille, Tampa, Fla; Maui
rice William Grille, 2446 Twen-
Itieth street NV: four grand
daughters and three great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Fort
| Lincoln Cemetery.
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I410 Coal Miners {
Killed During l@5
Rise Of IS in Yedr
BY the Associated Press

The Bureau of Mines rtports
410 workers were killed il coal
mine accidents during 19s; an
increase of is over the preyious
year.
The fatality rate-the / num-
Der Of deaths per millionl man.
hours of exposure - defined,
however, to l0l from 1O4 in
1854. The lowest rate of Eecord
was 0 "a in 1858.
The Bureau said 1855 v Jas the
third year in the Nations coal
mining history without a major
disaster. A major disaster is
one in which five or mote men
are killed.
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Edward Bino-huey Lee

TAIPEI, Formosa, Jan. I26 up.
Edward Bing-huey Lee mem
Der of the legislatiyeI Yuan
(Parliament) and a former dip
Ilomat. died yesterday. Mr., Lee.
who completed his education at
McGill University, Canada, was
First Secretary at OTTAWA and
later in Washington. Early in
the 1930s he edited the Hewspa-
per Peiping Leader. He BIAS the
author of "Dr. Sun Vat SIN. Life
Achievements" and othef books.
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Darn uf Chunks

HANSBROUGH. JAMES Z. wish Ia
express my deep gratitude 10 our many
friends relatives. neiRhbors- once
workers and business associates for
their assistance. sympathy and nora
offerings at the loss OF my husband
the late JAMES E HANSBROUGH.
THF FAMILY 81
PATTERSON. MARIE L. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and deepest
gratitude to Rev r r Robinson. reis-
lives and friends for The beautiful
fiora' tributes cards kilograms cars
and other expressions Of comfort and
MORRIS T. PATTERSON AND NIL
TON EDWARDS.
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HIT Mrntnrtant

BARLOW. JOSEPH 7 In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband JOSEPH T,
years aRo TODAY. January 20 1851.
have only a memory, dear husband.
I'll cherish my whole life throueh,
But the sweetness will live forever
As treasure the memory Of you
DRY OF our devoted husband and
father, WILLIAM H. DAVIS. who de-
parted this life three years ago today,
January 20, 1893.
Eternal rest give unto him, o Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon
him. May his soul rest In peace. Amen.
WIFE. MARGARET. AND EONs. Ellis
WORTH AND PAUL.
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With Regard to o
Cord of Thonks

Ven often o cord Of thonks n
The Sto, meets o need which cor
hordk be solved in onS othe' woS
Not only IS il precious exoress'on
OF erotitude 10 these whe hove sent
floral tributes but olso eourteouslN
Acknowledges the services and kind
aessss Of the nony 10 whom per
sonol aote OF thenks eannot ~el' be
maIled o. whose aomes and I'D
dresses ore not known Insertions ~
cord Of fhonks msS be orroaSet
By telephone TO The Stor ST. 5000
The Evening and SundoN Sto'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-26

It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor of the District
Building and sign up.
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BAYLIs. Project.
ELMER I. FISHER

1aHhI GLlGhDE On LID EAEiESb.
MsoR. ELMER 7 FISHER
Spiritual Director.
WELLS, ADELAIDE R. Members. of the
Legion OF Mary OF our Lady Of Lourdes
Catholic Church are requested 70 meet
a the Robert A. Pumphrey fune "a
l nss ss'h Sph1A ~ wells fss 'as
Thursday. January 20. 1856 at 3 pm
KETHRYN 4 STEVENS; President.
MsoR' ELMER ! spi FishEf Director.
WILLIAMSON, HENRY; On Tuesday,
HospilaI HENRY NIP WILLIAMSON Il ief Of ep ISL
Wilkinson father Of James and Robert
WI, Wkeq Sf.b,i He ss9 re sSTyyed an. ss
nary q friends may salI ~ the
Latney Funeral Home, lss? 18th st
ss T sser January sssT,':s vi" pc D held
terment woodlawn Cemetery.
wINEHoUsE. ABRAHAM. On Monday,
Home for the AGED. ABRAHAM WINE
H2usG eelCysd hu'S 9S of Hf H.Y,R
WinehSsss and Mrs. ida KushneT. 81
z 3 .s SoIdsers ( Son i Fansrsl Home me-
tei7 9th st NV. on Thursday. .Janu.
Lebanon Cemetery, Georre Washing Ion
ddodRe. section In mourning at asiS
WYNN, LYLE z. OF Yorkshire. Va. on
January 20, 1885, beloved husband Of
Emily K Wynn. father If Gail AND
Dale Wynn, son OF ~urt ard 2ennett
Bridges Services At Chambers Funeral
Home, 3012 NJ st. NV, on Friday
January ~. at 10 am. Internent ~.
hnRton National Cemetery Is
YOUNG, MATTE PHARR. on wednes'
day, January rs 1895. at her resi-,
dence, 1911 Jay st. ne, MATTE
PHARR YOUNG mother OF Annie Y
johnson. Remains resting at the Morrow
A. Woodford Funeral Home, 1929 11tf
st. NV. Notice OF funeral later. 81
zIEGLER NV, WILLIAM ,ess on wsd Ines;
dence, iS0s 3oth st, Sc. WILLIAM
A, ZIEGLER, the beloved brother o.
Mrs Martha Bradhurst and Alhert
Zieeier OF Crawford, N, j. Funera
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1891 Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Saturday
January IS. at $3.50 am. thence Y
ST. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
where mass will be offered at q Am
for the repose OF his soul. Intermen
Cedar Hill Cemetery, ~
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1raths

II a SS No. F 4 A e. aill khS he'd I
M special communication on
!: J: !: I!
neral services for our late
brother. SAMUEL T. cLhRB. Mem
r. russell KICKER, W. N.
w. B. FURR. Secretary. 81
CLAYToR. sIMsIE z. On Monday. Jan
pa.y ~ 1854 s A. her G Ii,iSsnss l Vic
Of Or TillisT ( cIastOr. mother Of
clsytOr u New York City. N. r. and
!, su- Q % ~ ob. ThoT rssy ss' s snG
friends. After 8 pm. Friday January
& Allen Funeral Home. 10th st and
be held on Saturday. January IS. at
] pm. Rev HALEY Taylor ofiiat-
Ing Interment Lincoln Memorial
COCHRAN. STEPHEN ELKINs. On
Orleans La. STEPHEN ELKINs CocH-
RAN, husband OF the late Agnes Degen-
Cecilia c Klimkievicz He is survived
by his sons, Joseph S Cochran of Chevy
Chase Nd: sister. Mrs Catherine
Churchman and six grandchildren
Friends NAV call at Hysong'S Funeral
Home. 1900 N st NV, after IL noon
Thursday January 20 PRAYERS will
be held at the above funeral home on
Saturday January IS. at $50 am.
thence te the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart, 18th So and Park I'd, NV. where
mass viii he said at am for the
repoSe Of his soul Interment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery
DAWSON, WILLIAM n. On Tuesday.
initial, WILLIAM H DAWSON OF Hern-
don. Va. husband Of Mrs Jennie Dsw.
SON father of Mrs. Sara Kite OF Ar
lington, Va brother Of Mrs Welby
Weadon. John. Roland and Clarence
Dawson OF Washington d C. Friends
NAV car at the Reed Green Funeral
Home. Herndon. Va, Funeral services
Will be held at > pm Friday, jan
usry -. az s. Timothv's Episcopal
Church. Hern6on, Va Interment
Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
DAWSON. WILLIAM H. A special com
a munication Of Herndon Ma
81 ]: !: :: 81 |.
~" Temple Herndon Va, for
W the purpose Of conducting the
last Masonic rites for our late brother
WILLIAM 1AMSON. $500
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL SITES OF for cash or
sites and cash Tor car or car DIN and
rent buys home. AID 4.0060 ~
FORT LINCoLN-Block IL. 800 per
site Call Adams 2-6b37 after I'm
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
---2 border lots Section q. viii sacrl-
Ace FA 2-3n3l. IL
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK---4 grave.
cites near -Four ChaplinS statuRry;
saerince, 500: listed al Sl,095. Call
oil 2.7222 h -2S
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Flora Tributes Moaeratl
pr4ree Omen daily sun holidays Phon.
orders also accepted, 6;3u e. 8 q m, wet
riSEtS NnG i4ih 81 wv MA soldt
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nARRER Prime. mi snddenly.

thursday, January 10, 1866, at his
residence. STA 9th st: Sc, PRINCE
BARBER, Jr., devoted husband OF re
hecca Barber He also leaves to mourn
their loss sister, Mrs Masgie john
son: a brother. Willie Barber: fivs
sisters-in-law. four brothers-in-l and
9 host of other relatives and frlends
Remains resting at the John 7 Rhines
4 CO. Funeral Home. 90i 3rd st. sw.
where friends NAV call after 4 m.
Thursday. January IS; Funera! on
Sunday. January 20 from the ROCK
Hi Baptist Church. Winnshoro, S. c.
Interment church cemetery,
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vary "A. 1856. Mrs LILLE ADDISON:
formerly Of $50 F st sw.. devoted
mother of Thomas Coleman. - She also
Is survived by Eve grandchildren. seven
great-grapdchildren a dAushter-fn-laV.
Mrs. Willie B. Coleman, and other
relatives and friends. After ) pm
Friday, January -. friends may cal,
Of the Barnes d Matthews Funeral
Home GA 4th St sw. Funeral sery-
ices viii be held on Saturday, January
rs. at Q am, a. the 81, Vincent De
Paul Catholic Church Soufh Capitol
and NJ SITS, Sc, Interment Mount
OIiYet Cemetery.
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HOMER sTUTsMAN. Secretary,

DEAN, DIANNA T. On Tuesday jan
uary -. 1856, DIANNA T. DEEN. be-
loved daushter of Berlin and Dolores
Dean, Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure.
Inc
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pINGLEY. EMMY Ursula. nied {

Wednesday. January Is, 1855. al
pm. ct her home. lis South Royai
St.. Alexandria, Va. EMILY URSULA
DlNGLEY, aged "a years Friends may
call az HySong's Funeral Home, 18th
and N SITS NV. Washington, D. C.
where services viii be held at pm
Friday. January -. Cremation. with
interment ct Pulo- Ill
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81, 1855 lola 3. ADAMS OF l!09
9th st. NV. beloved mother OF Mrs
Valerie Smith. Ruth Alfred and Rus
Carter, Mrs Gloria Marshall and
Mrs. Jusnita Davenport, sister-in-ls v
OF Mrs Ulysses L Simmons, She alsC
is survived by eight grandchildren, tive
sons-in law and a host OF other rtla-
tives and friends. After pm. Fri
day, January % friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel. 49,
You St NV. where funeral services
will be held at / pm Saturday, Jan.
uary IS. Interment Lincoln Memoria!
remetery -
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GRILLO, BLANCHE. on wednesday
Jannsry, % 1885. BLANCHE GRlLLo
mother OF jerome JACK Grliln OF
Tampa. Fla. Maurice W Grillo o!
Washington d. C., and MIS-. r Clyde
CRUZ OF Bethesda, Nd She also Is
survived BY four grandchildren and
three Observation-Disclosures. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co Funeral Home.
IHUl lith st. NV, on Friday, jan
uaTy 81, at :! pm parking faciiitieSl
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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BOYD, MAMIE. Oh WtuHtSuag. TT
I'm s.. IT, nv, MAMIE BOYD, beloved
mother Of Julia WyAe, Lula Mae Rob-
inson. Francis Williams, Florence
SIake Eiyeda Wood Sam MEG III
iouah and Ran Boyd sister OF Lula
Mcintosh She also Is survived oy
eleven Grandchildren, thirteen, great
grandchildren and host OF othef
RoTd may De viewed at the Stewart
Funeral home, 30 II st. ne, from
vpm- to pm Friday. January y.
Funeral and interment, Rock Hi. & C.
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BRODEKs, IDA KUSs. OH 47IIA1Hl
January %. 1916, at tae D.sl'tct
IDA ROSS I5nODERs. she IS survived
by two Aicccs, AIRS, Casher.ne Jones
aud Mrs Bessie IimmonS four neptl-
ewS. Robert, Spencer, Charles and RlSh-
ara harris. and other Ee!atFts ana
friends. FRIENDS may call az the
Arnold Funeral Home Alexandra, va,
after ) pm SATURDAY January -
Funeral services on sunday, January
Baptist Church. FrsnconIs, Va. Rev
RarrinReI, pastor.