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Mrs. Cook, Resided
In Area Since 1900

Mrs. Garrett Rezeau Cook, So
a Washington area resident since
1900. died here Thursday.
Her husband, one of the man
ayers of the old Palais Royal
now Woodward e. Lothrop's
North Building, died in 1921.
Mrs. Cook was the former
Clara camp-map, a native of New
York and the daughter of Henry
and Helen Cox Dodge camp-map
She was a member of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church for Sc years.
Survivors are a son, Charles
Morris Cook, 321 North Wash
ington street. Falls Church, Va,
a realty officer Of the General
Services Administration, and a
granddaughter.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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MRS. Fred Robinette Dies:
Sister of J. Edgar Hoover

Mrs. Fred G. Robinette, ST.,
IA, sister of FBI director j. Ed
gar Hover. died Thursday Of
Parkinson's disease at her home
in Lanham, Md. She lived with
her son, Fred G. Robinette, jr.,
assistant director of the inter-
nal security division of the In
ternal Revenue System.
Mrs. Robinette was former
Ischoolteacher and school dieti-
tan. She was the former Lillian
Hoover. daughter of Annie S
and Dickerson Hoover, sr.. and
la native of Washington. She had
lived in Lanham since about
1920
She was graduated from East
ern High School and a normal
school, after which she taught
in District public schools until
her marriage in 1908. Her nus
band. who died in 1885. was a
branch chief at the Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
After her husbands DEATH
Mrs. Robinette became dietitian
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Rev. DR.. Walter w. Van Kirk,
Peace Commission Chairman

NEW YORK. July 7 (P.-The
Rev. DR.. Walter w. Van Kirk,
"a, executive director of the
Department of International
Affairs of the National Council
of Churches. died today at We'll
lesley Island. N. Y.
A council spokesman said DR..
Van Kirk had gone to the
island. one of the Thousand
Islands in the st. Lawrence
River. to deliver a sermon to-
morrow.
He collapsed ana died in a
hotel.
Widely known In interdenom-
national church affairs, DR..
Van Kirk, Methodist minister,
had been scheduled to fly to
Germany Monday for the 10th
anniversary meeting Of the
Commission for a Just and
Durable Peace.
DR.. Van Kirk has been chair
man of the commission.
He and Secretary of State
Dulles were among its principal
founders in 1916. The commits
sion seeks to bring Christian in
fiuence to bear on international
issues.
! Under the Craftsmanship OF
Mr. Dulles. the agency mobi-
lized churches in behalf of a
world peace organization.
DR.. Van Kirk was a member
of the nine-member national
council deputation which visited
Russia last March.
He served as a consultant at
the founding of the United Ma
lions.
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Mrs. BIukemore,
Mother Of Pastor
In Alexandra

Mrs. John H. Blakemore, ST..
80, mother of the Rev. DR.. John
H. Blakemore, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church in Alexandria,
died of cerebral thrombosis yes
terday at her sons home, 1909
Cameron Mills road, Alexandria.
She had made her home with
her son for the past six years.
iMr. Blakemore, a wholesale gro-
lcer, died in l943. DR.. Blakemore
has been pastor of Trinity Meth
odist Church for the past two
years. He served earlier at Trim
ity, from 1910 to l945, and DUR
ing the 1930s served in Bethesda
and as associate pastor of Ep-
worth Methodist Church in
Washington.
The former Mary Sanders,
Mrs. Blakemore was a native of
Corinth, Miss, which was
founded by her grandfather.
Isaiah Pascal Young. She liI<l
there most of her life. She was a
member of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the
Colonial Danes of America. She
was active in civic work. the
Shakespeare Club and church
affairs in Corinth. At one time
she was State president of the
women'S auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion'S Forty and Eight in
, Mississippi.
Mrs. Blakemore was active in
: the work of Trinity Church here
and was one of the organizers OF
Susannah Wesley Group. an
older adult group.
Besides her son. she is sur
vived by three grandchildren,
Carlotta belong Blakemore, IA;
! Mary Sanders Blakemore, IL,
and John Haywood Blakemore
", 6.
Services will be held at Trim
ity Methodist Church, 2911 Cam
eron Mills road. Alexandria. at
1920 am. tomorrow. The Rev.
DR.. Roland p Riddick, and the
Rev. Charles L. belong will Of
ficiate. Burial will be in Corinth,
Miss, on Tuesday.
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iii Mrmnrtant
PROCTOR. BERTHA GERTRuDE

fkOCTOR, BERTHA GERTRUDE II
memory OF our dear mother and grand
TOR who passed away FIVE year
ago today, July 8. 1851.
Five years have passed since that sal
day | saw you pass away.
NO one knows how much we miss you
hE cHIEp AFH WILTON AND GRAND
STEWART. LOUISE f. In memory o
our dear mother, LOUISE E STEWART
VINO passed away July s, 1854.
Every day in some small way
memories OF you come our way:
lime and wears roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die
LOVING DAUGHTER. HELEN CHAP
MAN. AND FAMILY.
VANDERSLICE. MARGARET. In mem
9ry 81 my mother MARGARET VAN,
DERSlICE. who died July s, 1906
MARGARET.
WASHINGTON, ROBERT FRANKLIN
brother. ROBERT FRANKLIN WASH
lNGION, who passed away twelve YEAR
ago today July s, 1914.
We miss the clasp of your gentle hands
The warmth OF YOUR loving smile:
But we know we shall all be together
After little while.
MOTHER FATHER, BROTHERS ANr
MAshlNGION, WILLIAM L. In lovinl
memory of our dear husband and
I Hb6 d.o WILLIAM Ill L, WASHINGTON
ago today July s, 1870
Although, life's sun for each must set
Ihose whom we love We never forget
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER
RoMAY AND YVONNE.
WOODS, ELISE. In memory of ELISE
WOODS, who departed this life July
s, 1888
Gone. but not forgotten.
LOv1NG DAUGHTER, FRANCES w.
Y0UNGE, JENNIE NJ. In loving memory
q Wo,,mmSyr, dear mother. JENNIE M
years ago today, July 8. 1851.
You, often said | would miss YOU.
Ihose words have proven true
LOST my best friend, mother dear.
When ] lost YOU.
on; God, please take this message
10 my dear mother above
ana tell her ] sadly miss her
AND give her all my love.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, CHRISTABEL
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in charge of the cafeteria at
Eastern High School, a job she
held until she became i'll in 1916.
She had been confined to a
wheelchair and her bed for the
last six years.
Mrs. Robinette was extremely
active in Lanham Methodist
Church. She helped develop
various units there and was su-
perintendent of the youth divi-
sion.
Besides her son and brother,
Mrs. Robinette is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Smith, Delano. Calf; Mrs. Mar
jorie Stromme, Costa Mesa,
Calf; six grandchildren and a
great-grandchild. Her brother
was the late Dickerson N. Hoo
yer, jr.
Memorial services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at Lanham
Methodist Church. Burial will
be private. The family requests
that any tokens of sympathy be
in the form of contributions to
the American Cancer Fund.
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Mrs. Reuben Clark, at 1O1;
The Former Fanny Dorsey

Mrs. Reuben Clark, 101, a ma
tive of Howard County, Md, died
Friday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Dorsey M. Nc
Pherson. 1915 Chevy Chase park
way NV. after a long illness
She would have been 102 on
November Is.
Mrs. Clark was the former
Fannie Dorsey. She was borr
in Cooksville, the daughter Of
Walter and Julia Forsythe Dor
sey. Her father, an extensive
landholder in Howard County
was active in county and State
political affairs.
Mrs. Clark was educated in
private schools. She was mar
ried on April 13, 1875, and
lived in Cornwall-on- Hudson
Her husbands family was given
an original land grant in what
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Charles D. Sigsbee, Grandson
Of BottIeship Maine Skipper

GraveSide services will be held
in Arlington Cemetery at 10 am
Tuesday for Charles Dwight
Sigsbee III. 38, grandson of the
late Rear Admiral Sigsbee. who
commanded the battleship Maine
when 1t was sunk in Havana har-
Dor before the Spanish-Amer
War.
Mr.. Sigsbee. who died June 20
in an automobile accident near
Lexington, Va, will be buried be-
side his grandfather.
He was the husband of
Mrs. George Shepherd Sigsbee,
daughter of Mrs. Martin Shop
herd of 72l Jackson avenue.
Falls Church. and the late Mr..
Shepherd.
Mr.. Sigsbee was program di-
rector for KOMU-TV. televi-
sion station of the University of
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is now Orange County. N. Y.
and settled the town of Corn
wall on Hudson. Mr.. Clark.
who died in 1923. was agent and
manager for more than 40 years
for the Hudson River Line Of
steamboats,, operating between
New York and Albany.
Besides Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs.
Clark is survived by two other
daughters. Mrs. Orvetta C..
Conklin. Washington; Mrs. Will
liam r. de Lashmutt, Chevy
Chase; a son, Walter Dorsey
Clark. Queens. N. Y: seven
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.
Private services will be held
tomorrow at the Robert Pun
phrey funeral home in Bethesda.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Frederick. Md.
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lit Mrntnriant

BRADFORD, LAURA GRACE. In sac
and LOVING remembrance of my deaf
mother LAURA GRACE BRADFORD
who passed away three years ago today
July +. 1858
God gave me a wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old
God made her smiles as the sunshine
He made her heart of pure gold
LOVING SON. THEODORE r. BRAD.
FORD.
FOSTER, BERNICE. In loving memory
OF BERNICE FOSTER, who passed away
three years ago today. July \, 1858
Three years have passed since that sac
day
When the one we loved was called away.
GOD took her home II was His will
But In our hearts she lveth still
THE FAMILY.
CAROLINE. In loving re-
membrance OF our dear wife and mother
CAROLINE NICHOLSON who passed
away twenty-five years ago today, july
4, 1884
God took you home to rest,
Beyond all grief and care:
He left your love to guide us still
Until We meet Won there.
DEVOTED HUSBAND CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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From 1886 to 1949. DR.. Van
Kirk conducted Religion in the
News" over the National Broad
casting Co. network. and was an
NBC commentator at many reli-
giouS conferences around the
world.
He was born in Cleveland and
was graduated from Ohio Wes-
leyan and Boston Universities.
Survivors include his widow,
Gladys; a daughter, Mrs. David
Van Tassel of Mount Vernon,
N. Y; his mother. Mrs. Oliver
Gotshall of Canton, Ohio: four
brothers and three grandchildren
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Mrs. Mildred F. EchoIs, 80,
I ought Music for 3OYeurs

Mrs. Mildred Ffcklin Echols.
SO, a music teacher in Alexandria
and Arlington for the last 80
years, died Thursday at the
home of her son, James H.
Echols, 1926 Old Barnaby road,
Temple Hills. Md.
Mrs. Echols taught piano and
music at her home, TIA Duke
street. Alexandria. and also had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Lawrence Preuss, 81,
International Expert

ANN ARBOR. Mich, July
I(P).-Prof. Lawrence Preuss of
the University of Michigan,
widely known political scientist
in international law, died today.
He was 81
Prof. Preuss was twice on the
executive council of the Ameri-
can Society of International Law
and a member of the Board of
Editors of the American journal
of International Law.
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Nnurtltnu

SCHWARTZ. J. MICHAEL tMIKEl. In
memory smT1ry Of J. MICHAEL lMIKEJ
SCHWARTZ, on Sunday, July Is,
1895, at 2 pm, at the Friendship
Lodge Section Of the George Wash
ington Memorial Cemetery. Riggs I'd,
Mo. Relatives and friends invited
SHAPIRO. MoLLIE AND JACOB. IN
Yelling Of a. monument in memory OF
our beloved parents. MOLLIE and
JACOB SHAPIRO. win be held on sun
cay. July Is 1855, at IL noon. at
the B'nat Israel Cemetery New, Oxon
HI. Md. Relatives and friends in
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With Regard to q
Card of Thonks

vsy often o cord Of thunk, In
The Sto' meets o need winch con
hardly be solved in any other woy
Not only IS Il erueious expression
OF gratitude to those who hove sent
tIorol tributes bur also courteouslv
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the mony to whom o per.
sonal note Of thonks eunnot we'll be
mailed o. whose numes ond I'D.
dresses ore not known insertions OF
q cord OF tnonks moy be arranged
BY telephone TO The Stor ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stcr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

HARRISON FUNERAL
Services for Herbert T. Har-
rison, ST., 66, Montgomery
County roofing contractor
and business leader, will be
held at 1880 am. tomorrow
at the First Baptist Church
of Silver Spring. Mr.. Harri-
son, SOC Gilmour drive, Sill
yer Spring, died Thursday at
Washington Sanitarium.
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A Message for Every
Family
That Would Prefer a
Distinguished GaaCIer Funeral

We wish to reaSsure every family that
might hesitate to seek the comfort of a
distinguished Gawler Funeral because of
price consideration. The Gawler tradition
OF service considerate, sympathetic,
efficient service F.. j. is available to all.
Many families of modest income turn to
us for WaShington'S most distinguished
funeral service, secure in the knowledge
that price alone is not a criterion of
Gawler service.
We invite you to study the chart below
as proof that the Gawler tradition of a
distinguished funeral regardless of
price is tradition in fact as we'll as
in statement
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Uarna nf Chunks

the late pEAk kHAc coLEc ec fsml Wishes Si
to express its appreciation and sincere
bers of the church and organizations
expressions Of sympathy flowers. cards
telegrams and acts of kindness during
DoMfNIc coLEccH1A.
FUNGER, WILLIAM MOE. The family
OF the late WILLIAM MOE FUNGER
wish to express its sincere thanks and
friends for their many acts Of kindness
n our recent Bereavement.
MRS sSr BETTY ETY. FUNGER AM, FAMILY
KIRvEN. RUDOLPH. We wish to ex-
citation to our many friends and CO.
workers for floral tributes. telegrams,
cards and expressions Of svmpathy rem:
one. RUDOLPH KfRVEN. Special
thanks to the Rev: Riners.
WEE IS,,, JgL1A MAE KIRvEN, AND
PAsKELER. PAUL F. For the many
kind attentions and condolences Of
our friends and relatives who were q
great source Of comfort and encourage
a msH for dur tn our sfsnt 60pF Of loss
we extend the most heartfelt thanks,
THE FAMILY.
oUALLs. RoSIA s. For the many kind
attentions and condolences OF our
friends and relatives. who were q
great source OF comfort and encour-
ageenent during our recent bereave-
ment, and for the expressive floral
tributes We extend our most heartfelt
thanks THE FAMILY
ROSEMAN, ROBERT. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton to our neighbors for floral tributes
offered at the passing of our beloved
one. ROBERT ROSEMAN
SHAPIRO. BENJAMIN w. For the
many kind attentions and condolences
OF our friends and relatives who
were great source Of comfort and
encouragement during our recent hour
OF loss. and for the expressive floral
tributes and cards We extend the most
heartfelt thanks. THE FAMILY.
WRIGHT. ELOISE. We wish to thank
the ministers. friends and relatives
for their kind expressions OF sympathy
which were Of great comfort and
announcement during our bereavement
ELLIS AND ANNA WRIGHT AND
FAMILY.
YOUNG, HATTIE H. wish to extend
my heartfelt thanks for the many
kind attentions and condolences of
our many friends during the Illness
and passing of my beloved mother.
HATTIE H YOUNG.
DAUGHTER, ALGERETTA BLUE.
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CEMETERY LOTS

10 BURIAL SITES. section 90, Cedar
Hill Cemetery for sale BY executor
to settle estate. MA. S-0gg5. Q
q LOTS OF 4 gravesites each for sale,
IN Fort Lincoln Cemetery. will sci
separately Box iO4-G. Star
CHOICE BURIAL SITES, section 30-A
lot IS, Cedar Hill Cemetery. value
$3.50; will sacrifice for 5000; owner
leaving city, Call UN 4-21i0
CEMETERY LOT, National Memoria
Park. for sale, bargain: to close estate
JU. 9-634S. sun. or Dl. 7-B523 Mon
TWO LOTS OF 4 eravesites each vii
sell separately: sacrifice. KE. S-6243
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
Ia burial sites, beautiful spot, $3.50
o. DoDSoN. WA. 7.30A7
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, neal
Fountain OF Faith. 4 sites. S6g5. ov
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Dratha

CAFARDI, LUCY. Suddenly, on Thurs
lucy cAFARpi DIV wife q ei NICK ca fn'di
Of Clinton Md. and Mrs. Phil Psrisi
At the Robert A. MattinEiy Funeral sai
Home, l3l 18th st Sc, where services
2 pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
CANNON gs ENA L. On Friday. July 8;
Center ENA L; CANNON, daughter of
Of zoo Maine Hall Fort TN Mye r., Va. "s sSe
also is survived by four sisters and
gEf,,ainI H Mrs. Alma Cannon. Mrs
dale and other relatives Friends may
call az the Malvan 81 Schey, Inc.
Funeral Home, New JERSEY ave. and
s. N MI wS.T on Nc Monday nd. Jply after
At s pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Tuesday. July 10.
at 1890 am.
CLARK. FANNIE DORSEY. On Friday.
chyy chase sO SEvs at n Rer ra RSRf p SSRe
late Reuben Clark. mother Of Mrs. ne
soD, MRS cOn MiI1i. Mrs D N. McpheT
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home H0ms Of Robert a; Pumphrey Be
noon MO IS SH @Gnday Mount sn' o &
Cemetery, Frederick. Md s
CeOk 1855 S.A CLARA On coSK S.S S"s
wife of the late Garrett r.. Cook.
mother Of Charles NJ Cook Of Falls
c coOE 81 T Ea GSnnsb Of Lucille
mother Of Suzanne Cook. Services at
the s, H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
39Ol I4th st NV, on. Monday. July
terment Gl Glen oodFs cem.t isSilitie In
cox OK DORA r. On Friday. July 8.
Va, DORA F. cox. mother Of leila
R ReSs. Of rHerndon;;, Va: Mrs. Dora
Of Larry keys oay ye B ETSnd%OthsF
Frances Cox She also is survived
BY three brothers and three sisters
E Enms l may call st the Green Funeral
will be held at. the Floris Methodist
Church. Floris. Va, at II am. Mon
aaG July = lnterment in National
DAVIS, JESSE. On THURSDAY july &
i956. JESSE DAVIS of 647 K st. sw.,
He also is survived by three dauehters.
nye sons, three sisters. two brothers
other relatives and friends, After i
pitsd Monday 10 July 9. friends are in
I432 You ST. NV, where services will
be held on Tuesday. July 10. at ii
an; Interment Lincoln Memorial
DEMUND. FREDERICK o. (DUKE). On
thursday, July s.. 1856. at his resi-
EERICK Q. DUKEJ DEMUND. SON Of
Jane Osborn Demund. Services at
29O1 18th st NV. on Tuesday. July
~ a. 20 am. (parking faciiitiesi
Anterment Arlington National Cemetery
DITTO, REV. EARL o. Recently of
DITTO passed away in Tampa, Fla
July 8: 1856. He is survived BY his
Mlte' Alma Bryant Ditto of Tampa
snree brotherS and sister residing in
MIcnigan. Following services in Tampa
Naf iisIns VIII be shipped to Arlington
services at Arlington National Cemetery
on wednesday July IL. at :, pm. 10
DOWNING, WILLIAM F. On SATURDAY.
July :. 1856. at Mount Alto Hosp,taiI'
WILLIAM F. DOWNING of 1898 r st
NV. beloved husband Of Bess Downing
re is also survived by three sisters
services at the S. H. Hines Co Funeral
l hTmei 29ol nth st. NV. ON. Tuesday
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
IN lieu OF flowers contributions may be
MADE to the WeStoyer Baptist Church
Arlington, Va.
DOWNING, WILLIAM F. A special rom.
~ munication OF Petworth /. odge
I'M No. :, F. A. A M. is called
KN n for Monday July q. at
~ ~ pm, for the purpose Of con-
KIN G6ucting; services at Hines
." Funeral Home for our late
brother WILLIAM
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Flora Tributes Moderate
prices open daily sun. holidays Phone
orders also accepted $50 TO y m week
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WOLLETT, WINFIELD. The comrade,
IHIuI Of Admiral George Dewey Ma.
DH=c val Camp, No. z U. S. w
Ii8RFSVN y, will assemble at 10 am
IHH,1SIHM Monday, July q, 1856, al
&ENzNA the Lee Funeral Home, 4tf
IM9s0 ST. and Mass. ave ne. fol
I'LL the funeral Of our late com.
rade WINFIELD WOLLETT.
HARRY c. SCHAFER. Comdr.
FRANK E. BERRY, Adjt.
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WOLLETT. WINFIELD on wednesday
July 4, 1886, at bis residence, Co
LETT. beloved husband Of Edith L.
Violet tnee Sammons) and father
OF Mrs. Winifred HardenbUrg. Mrs
Betty E Holloway, Victor W and
W Payne and Ernest S Violet. He
also Is survived by ten grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
where services will be held on Mon.
dav. July .. at 1890 am Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 8
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DURNIAK. PAUL JOE. suddenly. q

%9ssday' July 8 ' 1859, 'q PHGI JOE 81
DURN1AK. aged 81, beloved husband
vived by four small children, his
mother Mrs. Mary Durniak. six sisters
and two brothers Friends NAV call
Va. Services on Monday july q, at
noon, EST. at the Greek Catholic
Church. Hoadly. Va. Interment Ar
Mnglon National Cemeterv at q d m s
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WILSON. MARY {. On Sunday, Jsly l,
NV. MARY. c. WILSON. beloved mother
Drsyton. She is also survived by other
relatives and friends The late Mrs
wilson will rest at the Stewart Funeral
Home. 80 st. ne, after II noon
sunday where services will be held
Monday, July . at IL am Casket will
not be opened Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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5AMUEL EAHF5i FTts.
]. v. WRIGHT. Secy.
RACKEY, ANNIE E. OF 400 5ath ave
Capitol Heights Md, on July 3. 1856
mother Of Mrs. William E. Milstead
Mrs BENJAMIN NJ Deyerle. Maurice F.
Lester R. and George H; Rackey. Six
teen grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren also survive. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home SIT 11tt
st. Sc. on Monday, July 8, at 1C
am. Interment st. Barnabas' Gene
terry.
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DUBOIS. PHYLLIS tPHLLIPAI n On
Tuesday, July g. 1856 at the Districf
General Hospital. PHYLLIS (PHILLiPAi
II. DUBOIS Of 1915 10th pl. Sc. be-
loved mother of Mrs Regina Bradley
leaves to mourn her passing a grand
son, Charles Thomas, and other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains resi-
Ing at the John 7. Rhines d Co.
friends may call after 5 pm. Satur-
day, July =. and where funeral services
will be held on Sunday. July & at >
m. the Rev Colbert n Pearson
officlating. lnterment Harmony Gene
terry.
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ECHoLs. MILDRED FICKLN Z

FICkLiN ECHoLs of 80? 3ol South it9N CO
Iumbuss St. Alexandria. Va, mother of
Mrs Mary E. Tallant and James II
Echols: sister OF Mrs. Frances x
Echols also is survived by five grand
ehlloren and one great-gfandchild
Friends may call at the Cunningham
Funeral Home, Cameron and Alfred
SITS. Alexandria, Va, until gao am
Monday, July 9 Requiem mass at
st. Marys Catholic Church al 10
an. lnterment Bethel Cemeterv &