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Aussie Newsboys Spur
Drive

MELBOURNE, Australia, Aug.
is P).-The I'VE won't handle
muck" campaign of Roman
Catholic newsboys has spurred
demands for a government
breakdown on grille magazines.
1t is a boycott by pupils 9 to
IL years old at Catholic schools
in Melbourne against 81 Aus
tralian publications they deem
unfit to read.
The magazines are profusely
illustrated with provocative
nudes. The boys refuse to dis
tribute them.
The boycott was launched in
early June by 80 pupils at the
Christian Brothers st. Mary's
school in west Melbourne. Since
then about $50 other Catholic
newsboys have joined it.
The magazines still are on
sale at newsstands and are
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cREENREI.f AE eend.. G.. 5.777z
unk6No68A FREE PARKING

RUSSELL. Cinemaseope and Color $3.50
wnooRE skiRTs TON kwELI' shHiaEE
NORTH. 10 cinemaScope and Colcf, $50
Complete Shows 8 30 and sac.
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sighting a Mulled Gull, two Outa
Turns and even a Pickleated
Pelican. From Dallas, Tex, re-
ports from a member no longer
In good standing condition" bring
news of a Non Nesting Night
Babbler, a Tipping Overtipper.
a Wild eating Grower and a
Bottle Necked Borer. Also a Flask
Bottomed Thrush with several
Seven Up Set Ups.
4 ~
Also, there is more good news
to report. We've got Canada. A
new chapter has been established
there by Stan Helleur Of the
Toronto Telegram. Stan reports
that the chapter adheres to the
basic rule of Indoor Bird Watch
1ng-rare types are spotted only
through the bottom of cocktail
or other drinking glasses while
held aloft. Our Canadian friends
nave come up right quick with
some specimens not likely to be
spotted hereabouts.
For instance, one member
identified a Tight Tipped Lime
sucker. Another spied on the
playful antics Of an Ivy League
Bull Fiddler. And still another
watcher who got mixed up with
the wrong group Immediately
spotted a Stony Faced Greeter.
We welcome Canada as, recently,
We welcomed Australia. Well get
the entire British Empire yet.
Then 1t will be time enough to
work on heather lands.
-
Another new chapter has been
formed in Gerritsen Beach and
reports a Bird Drained Bungler,
a Web Toed Clam Digger. a
Spouse Thrasher and an Arrant
Piker. The ladies' auxiliary of
this group has identified an IN
inhibited Strumpet, an Addle
Pated Dowager and a Chicken
Breasted Spinster. A memo from
NEST No. 35" brings news of a
Sharp Tonged Virago, a Seedy
Bookie and an Undulating Wren.
Judi Lawrence, also of the
Brooklyn Watchers, saw a
MONDAY Napier and a Bottle
Stopper Pepper.
John P. Harnett of the Bronx
identified at the Archer Bar and
Grill two Undecided Umbrella
Carriers. a luke Box Jitterbug
and three Twittering Twerps.
Still no word from Russia.
The Pemberton chapter has
also pioneered in studying the
direct relationships between
country and city types. 1t has
established. for instance, that the
ordinary Barn Swallow is first
cousin TO the citified Pantry
Quickie. A similar relationship
exists between the Cat Bird and
the Catty Bird.
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Dan O'Herlihy, in England to
co-star with Phyllis Kirk In
Woman in the Opposite House, y
rushes back to Hollywood when
the picture is completed to try
to beat the stork. His wife ex-
poets their fourth child this fall
Cornell Wilde asked five of his
friends to go in on an oil well
deal a few months ago, but they
all turned him down. Yesterday
the well, near Santa Barbara
came in-producing 400 barrels
"a day. End Of press agents
dream.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is 1885

tributor he works for has tried
to hide banned magazines inside
newspapers he gives Max to
deliver.
But I undo all bundles first
and make him take back the
ones with dirty pictures" the
boy said,
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.Okinuwu Bon Eused

FIT. BUCKNER, Aug. is (P).-
The United States Army on Oki-
nawa has lifted an off-limits re-
Istriction on the town of Koza.
There had been infiammatory
meetings throughout central
lOkinawa, with a1ti-American
sentiments voiced. and a wide
area was declared off limits. But
Koza's Mayor Shinichi pledged
III will not permit any more anti
American peoples meetings"
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hold a rope across the entrance
to prevent the newlyweds from
"eloping." The bridegroom must
shell out money. The youngsters
drop the rope in the scramble
for coins.
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Brideqrooms Pay

NEW HAMBURG, Ont, Aug.
is (P).-Bridegrooms have to buy
their way out of church here
after the ceremony. Children
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W. S. Sawyer, Silver Spring
Insurance Man, Magician

Willard S. Sawyer, 81. Silver
Spring insurance man and anna
teur magician. died Monday at
Washington Sanitarium of a
heart attack.
Mr.. Sawyer was vice president
of the Sawyer-Kessinger Cas-
ualty Insurance Co.. and general
agent of the Atlantic Insurance
Co. for Silver Spring, with of
fees at 1905 Bonifant street,
Silver Spring.
He first learned magic as a
hobby while recovering from his
first heart attack in 1941. Since
then he had entertained at Wal
ter Reed Hospital and at schools
and clubs in the area. He was
stricken last Thursday night
after a performance at the Civil
tan Club. He served as presi-
dent two years ago of the So
ciety of American Magicians,
Washington Assembly and was a
member of the international
Brotherhood of Magicians, Wash
ington Ring.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Mr.. Sawyer was a veteran OF
World War 1. Early in his ca
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Mrs. Thompson,
New York Native,
Widow of Captain

Mrs. Terry B. Thompson, IS.
widow of Capt. Thompson, USN.
died yesterday of coronary
thrombosis at the Naval Hospital
in Bethesda. She lived at 270O
% street NV.
The former Virginia Leita
Montgomery, Mrs Thompson
was born in New York. She and
Capt. Thompson, who was a
native of this areeA made Wash
'ington thtir home. Capt.
Thompson died in l945.
She is survived by a son, Terry
IDunstan Thompson. Of London,
England; daughter, Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Brown, $3.50 T street
NV; and a granddaughter,
Mary Elizabeth Goodman. Also
surviving are two brothers, War
wick Montgomery. of Chevy
Chase. Md, and Outerbridge
Montgomery. Of Arlinton.
Prayers will be said at
Gawler's funeral home tomor-
row at 8 am. Mass will be
offered at st. Matthew's Cathe-
dral. Connecticut and Rhode
Island avenues NV. at $3.50 am.
Burial will be in Arlinton Gene
tery.
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Dr.DwiehtH.
Police Physician

BALTIMORE, NOV. Z (P).-Dr.
Dwight H. Mohr, chief physician
of the Baltimore Police Depart
ment since 1920 and wartime
commander of the Maryland
State Guard. died yesterday. He
was SO
DR.. Mohr, retired major gen.
eral in the Army. was stricken
Friday at his home in Towson
and died in Bon Secours Hos
pital.
He came to Maryland in 1909
after graduation from Trinity
College, New York. where he was
captain of the football team. He
was graduate of the University
of Maryland Medical School and
served with the 29th Division in
France in World War II.
In 1910, he commanded the
104th Medical Regiment Of the
National Guard but was retired
a year later for physical reasons.
Gov Herbert r. O'Conor APP
pointed him a brigadier general
and ordered him to take COM
mand OF the State Guard which
was organized when the National
Guardsmen were called into serv-
ice in World War II.
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Mrs. Brockett,
Virginia Naive

Mrs. Edgar s. Brockett, 80
mother of Mrs. Anton Druzina
of BOOT Glenbrook road, Bethesda,
died Of coronary thrombosis yes
terday at Suburban Hospital.
Mrs. Brockett had lived in
Bethesda with her daughter anc
son-in-law for the last is years
"A native of Alexandria. she livec
for many years in Virginia be-
fore her husbands death in 1885
She was the former Florence
Remington.
Surviving besides Mrs. Druzins
are two other daughters, Mrs
Robert N. Finks of Criglersville
Va. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Birge
Easton. Md: a son, Edgar L
Brockett, Decatur, Ga, and seven
grandchildren.
She also is survived by q
brother. Ralph E. Remington Of
1907 South Twenty-second street
Arlington, and two sisters, Mrs
Mamie r. Weatherspoon of Dur.
ham, N. c., and Mrs. Ethel r
Sturtevant of Burlington. VT.
Friends may call at the Be.
thesda Chevy Chase funera
nome of Robert A. Humphrey in
Bethesda.
Services will be held at the
First Baptist Church in Bethes-
da at 2 pm. Friday. Burial will
be in Pohick Church Cemetery
in Virginia.
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George E. Ervost,
Finnish Aide Here

George Edward Ervast, who
retired in September as vice
consul of the Finnish Embassy
here, died Sunday at his home
at Staten Island, N. Y. He
was IS.
Born in HelSinki and a gradu-
ate of the University of Helsinki
Mr.. Ervast came to the United
States in 1908. He was in the
service Of the Finnish govern
ment for more than 80 years
He was on the staff of the Con-
sulate of Finland in New York
until coming to Washington in
1912. where he was in charge of
the passport and visa section.
Mr.. Ervast is survived by his
widow, Thyra, of Staten Island,
"a son. Eric E., of Eltingville,
Long Island, and two grandsons.
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Harry Legore Watson.
South CuroIinu Editor

GREENWOOD, S. c., Nov. Z
(P.-H Harry Legare Watson, 80,
president of the Index-Journal
Co.. died at a hospital here yes
terday after a long illness He
was a member of the Associated
Press.
Mr.. Watson was editor and
publisher of the afternoon Index
Journal since 1919 and vas re-
garded as the dean OF South
Carolina editors.
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reer, he was an accountant and
later publishers sales execu-
tive. He had lived in the Wash
ington area for 10 years.
Mr.. Sawyer was one of the
seven founding members of the
Silver Spring Elks Lodge, a
Icharter member of the Silver
Spring Moose Lodge. member
of the Board of Trade and the
Rotary Club in Silver Spring and
was active in other civic affairs.
He is survived by his widow,
Rebecca, of the home address,
912 Patton drive. Silver Spring.
She is a teacher in the Mont
gomery County schools. His
mother, Mrs. Lidie Sawyer, and
ia brother, Russell, both of Brook
Ign. and a sister, Mrs. Helen
Ellsworth, Freehold, N. j., also
survive.
Services will be held at the
Takoma funeral home, 254 Car
roll street NV, at las pm. to-
morrow. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Actor Paul Kelly, S.,
Dies After Heart Attack

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. z Pr
Movie Actor Paul Kelly, Sc. died
in his West Los Angeles home
yesterday of a heart attack. He
had been in i'll health several
years and suffered a previous
heart attack in 1853.
The veteran actor began his
stage career in Brooklyn, his
birthplace. when he was years
old. He acted in more than 200
movies and in numerous stage
plays and had made many tele-
vision appearances.
Mr.. Kelly made an outstand-
ing comeback after serving a
prison term for manslaughter In
the death of Ray Raymond.
musical comedy actor. He was
accused of killing Mr.. Raymond
in a fist fight over the affec-
tons of the victims wife. Dor
othy Mackaye. in 1927. Mr..
Kelly served Is months in San
Quentin Prison and was paroled
in 1929.
Miss MacKaye, convicted of
concealing facts in her husbands
death. served 10 months in San
Quentin.
She and Mr.. Kelly were mar
ried in 1881, and Miss MacKaye,
who had been active on Broad
way and on the road in the
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Eugene Shorkoff
Ex-House Clerk

Eugene Sharkoff, former tally
clerk in the House. who died
Sunday in Lansing, Mich, was
to be buried there today.
Word of the passing of Mr.
Sharkoff reached the House par
Humanitarian, Lewis Deschler 10
a communication from Mr.. Shar-
koff's son, Capt. Glib Sharkoti
of the Army.
He was graduated in law from
the old National University here
in 1882 and practiced law fol-
some time in Lansing. For some
years up to the time of his death
he was director of legislative
research for the State Legisla-
ture.
He served in the House here
during the 1920s.
Besides his son, he is survived
by his widow. Alice: daughter
Jacqueline; and four grand
children.
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Dr.. Howard, Noted
Eye Specialist

CLEARWATER, Fla. Nov. Z
tP.-Dr. Harvey J. Howard, in
ternationally known ophethal-
mologiSt. die din a Tampa hos
pital yesterday.
He was on the staff OF the
University Medical School in
Canton. China, and later was
professor of ophthalmology at
Union Medical College in Pekin.
In 1927 he became head Of the
Department Of Ophthalmology at
the Washington University Med
ical School in st. Louis in 1927.
In World War /. as an army Med
ical Corps captain, he perfected
depth perception tests for exam
ing eyes.
DR.. Howard came to Tampa
from st. Louis and retired last
year.
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james F. Bunks,
Virginia Artist

James Francis Banks. a vir-
ginia artist whose portraits hang
in schools across the State, died
in Alexandria Monday. He
was Sc.
The Norfolk native was
stricken at an industrial plant
where he was employed as an
instrument maker, the Associ-
ated Press reported.
Mr.. Banks was recently COM
misSioned by the State police
to paint portraits of troopers
who died in the line of duty.
He was educated at the Uni
versity of Virginia and had lived
in Alexandria for about 10 years.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Mabel Banks; a son, a
daughter. a brother and a sister.
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Mrs. Gershom Hull,
Former D. c. Resident

Friends here have been in
formed Of the death October "a.
in Burlington, Wash. OF Mrs.
Gersham Hull, 81. the former
Miss Rebecca Wellmap OF Wash
ington. d. c.
Mrs. Hull previously was mar
ried 70 Frederick B. ALBERT. also
Of Washington. She was a stu
dent at the old Force School,
and was a graduate Of Miss
Bristow's finishing school. once
located at Nineteenth street and
Min wood place N. w.
She Is survived by = sister.
Miss Rita Wellman Of Waterford,
Va. and a nephew. Wellman
Chamberlain. also Of Waterford.
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HIT MRmnriant

COLBERT, JOHN W. In sad but loving
memory of my husband ana father,
JOHN w COLBERT, who passed to
the great beyond eight years ago today,
November :, 1913
Loyed in life in death remembered
BERT AND JAMES COLBERT.
DICkERSON, JULIA In loving mem
ory OF our dear mother. JULIA DICK
ERSON who entered into eternal rest
one year ago today, November :. 1855
Within our home when all was brisht.
Each hour We miss your smiling face,
But none on earth can take your place
D EX0T ED DAUGHTERS. ETA
WHITE AND ELIZA JACKSON.
DUCKETT, RICHARD n In loving
memory Of ny dear brother RICH
one year ago TODAY, November :.
Day BY day He guides me.
Yes One by one. they've passed
will endure whate'er betides me,
II is Gods will, / must obey
LOVING SISTER, BESSIE WILLIAMS. .
DUNCAN, BERNARD z. In loving mem
Org Of our father, BERNARD E. DUN
CAN, who passed away one year ago
today, November T. 1855
Gone but never will YOU be forotten.
Why does God awe US tine sunshine
And at nighttime take il away?
Why does He give US the roses
That only bloom for a day.
Why does He give US our loved ones
And teach US TO cherish them 50,
And then take them back into Heafen'
] guess we'll never know.
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
EDELIN,, THERESA. A tribute Of love
ana devotion to our dear mother.
THERESA EDELIN, who entered into
eternal Ees. eleven wears ago today.
As we loved her so we miss her.
In our hearts she is always near:
Loved, remembered, loneed for always.
BRINGING many a silent tear.
THE EDELIN, FAMILY.
GRAY. JAMES HARRY. Sacred to the
f atRsT JAMES Harry HARRY V CRAP VINO ho
passed away four years aRo today.
November z. 1862
May be rest IN peace.
ALICE Z. GRAY AND JAMES H. CRAY
JACKSON. CORNELIA p. In memory OF
ms dearly beloved mother, cORNELIA
r. JACKSON who passed from this life
two years ago today, November Z, 1864
Sometimes It's hard to understand
Why certain things must be.
But there's q reason Tor II all
Beyond our power 70 see,
And IL does comfort me a bit
To know the one loved
Has found eternal happiness
AND LASTING peace abote
LONELY DAUGHTER BEuLAH
MIDDLETON. HENRY 4. In loving
memory Of our husband father and
grandfather, HENRY L. MIDDLETON.
VINO died seven years ago November
You viii always Be in our memory
Gone. but never forgotten.
YOUR LOVING FAMILY, PHEf.O,
MARIE. WALLACE AND GRAND
CHILDREN
ScHLECEL EDITH sELBY. In loving
Iemembranee Of our mother EDITH
SELBY 6CHLE0EL. who Departed this
hie thirty-tnTes years ago today, No
DORIS Z. ANDREssgN HARRY y
scHLEoEL JR ROY D SCHOOL,
sIMMs. THOMAS Z. In loving memory
of our dear husband and father
THOMAS r sflfMe, who departed this
life three years aso ioday. November
:. 1883
In our hearts the torch OF memory
Burns unfickerina bright and true
Ia light a sweet for h IL fed
on iove ana tender thoughit OF you
one eay The bitter grisi o. parting
o. lonsiy moqrnins shan b Ger
And s.n re- y h.ss.n1y iol
pkIH. DORIS. THOMAS AND Wa.
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play 1.-THE Dove" gave up her
career.
She died in 1910 of injuries
received when her automobile
overturned while she was driv-
ing to the family ranch in the
San Fernando Valley. In 1941
Mr. Kelly married iona Mardell
Swicker, film actress known as
Claire owen. Two daughters sur
vive. Mardelle, IS, and Mimi, 81.
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Sofety PorIey Mishop

SAN DIEGO, Calf. tP.-
County Supervisor Frank Glib
son and his wife started out for
the State capital at Sacramento
to attend a Governors confer
ence on traffic safety. Minutes
later Mr. Gibson's county car
collided with another auto. Mrs.
Gibson suffered slight injuries.
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Anuftltnp

MATES, GUSSIE. An unveiling Of a
monument for the late GUSSIE MATES
II. 1856, at 2:3O pm. at the B'nai
Israel Cemetery. THE FAMILY.
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DrathH

Scr Macy 81 s s.. o MonIes and men
AA Auxiliary. No. I40 and Dis
tIict Auxiliary. No; 2, knights
~ M fa p 'h w1f GEAR Of e s,fiSs5
meeting on Wednesday. Novem-
Der z. 1856. At pm, at the Wash
ineton Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave
ne. Funeral on Thursday. November
s, at am, from the Incarnation
Church. l0l2 Browning pl ne.
BEATRICE HOLToN STEWART.
Auxiliary President.
GENEVA TIPPETT.
District President.
SADIE p. GREEN, Rec. Secy.
MARY A. The members OF
the Blessed Virgin Mary So
~ dality, OF st. Augustine S
at the Washington Funeral
uI Home, 1925 Deane ave e.,
~ at $50 pm. Wednesday. No
80 yem6er 1856, for recita-
RUBY z, BLACKWELL, Prefect.
REV. CHARLES WIKI,
Spiritual Director.
ANDREW P. On Mon
day, November ), 1856. at Prince
2 eOr'f ANpRE nsFa HSiSsi GNssYsr "
soc Crescent I'd. Greenbelt, Md.
beloved husband OF the late Sophie
E; Winebrenner and father of Mrs.
Thelma E. Kine, Mrs Vally A. Harper.
Mrs. Margaret E. Nordweld Wilbur
g., John p. Kermit T. and Mar
shall E, Wtnebrenner. He also is
survived by sister. seventeen grand
children and eight Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 1889 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
Vile. Md. where services will be held
on Thursday. November 3 at , pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DRatha

AHRENS, MARIE L. OF 4I2I South
wife Of Francis H. Ahrens, mother Of
mains at Chambers Funeral Home. 5I7l
18th ST, Sc until Thursday, NoYem-
Der s.. at II noon. Services at the
Faith Evsnselical Lutheran Church, l5sI
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
ANDERSON, MARSHALL FOSTER On
Tuesday, November Y, 1885, at z an,
e his resid SpsIv 81. N 5Srd s. ne Re
BY the c. Lewis Funeral Home :
BALLARD, JAMES HENRY. on Tues
day. November 9, 1855 at his resi- resi-;
S deEnss; 2oey 18Th st Sc JAMES AsisS
oS9natt Ballard, son Of Mrs. Nellie
q David L. Henri, Of Rockingham;
Miami g. F MRS priend " mas ste eai Il tS Oi
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne, untiltS:l5 am. Friday. No
S sspSsT 3 REQUIEM mass mass wy be
Catholic Church, 18th st and Pa
ave. Sc at am. Interment st
Marys Cemetery. GAINESVILLE, Md
BLADES. MARGARET A. on wednes-
Hospital MzRoARET a. BLADES Of
mother Of. Jack O.. Blades and Grand
mother OF John Lynn Blades Mrs
Blades rests at the Warner f Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, SABA Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md. where services
viii be held on Friday. November -,
at , pm. parking faeilitiesD Inter-
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
BOWMAN, JOHN STERLING. On Tues
day November o, 1856. JOHN STER-
LING BOWMAN OF Darnestown, Md
beloved husband of Helen Butts Bow
man. father of John u Jack. Thomas
S TOM and James NJ iJimi Bow
man, Mr.. Bowman rests at his late
residence. Services at the Darnes-
town Presbyterian Church. Darnes-
town, Nd ON Friday, November 9,
at IL am. Interment church Gene
terry. In lieu of flowers. contributions
may be made to the Darnestown Pres
byterian Church Memorial Fund, care
Thomas c Kelley. RID =, German
town, Md 8
BOWMAN, JOHN STERLING. A special
y communication of Pentalpha
IN Lodge, No 1914, A. F. & A.
IN NJ, of Gaithersburg Nd. is
M NC hereby called for 80 am
T0IX Friday November o, 1858. for
NY the purpose OF conducting
" Masonic burial services for
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WHITE. SADIE. on saturday Noyem.
Hospital SADIE WHITE, wife Of Boyd
White. mother OF Fred, sylvester. Rogef
and Norris White Thirteen Grand.
children. two ereat.Erandehildren and
many other relatives and friends also
survive Mrs White may be seen
after q pm. "wednesday. November 2,
~ he Chinn Funeral Home 1905
South Seminary I'd, Arlington, va.
Funeral services a. pm. THURSDAY
November =, 81 the Macedonia Com.
munity Baptist Church. Anaeostia ave
and Clay 50 ne. Irterment Carver
Memorial Cemetery Family will as
semols a. ZOOS Lamont 81. nv ~
- noon
MARY A. On Monday No
yemoef 8, 1856 MRS MARY A. VIII.
LIAMs beloved mother 81 Mayme ]
Ramsaure and grandmother Of Richard
4. Jones. Ma Contueio u Howard
and Mrs juanlta J Goodies she
alsQ a survived b three great-grano.
children. Howell Howard r., Janet
Jones and Lynn ooocioe ana many
other relatives and ffifpcs Funefai
mass g. an Thaffday. Noyen bsf
~ ths chafrh o. the Incarnation
1919 Brcwning 81 ne Rotary VII
VENEER a. ne WAkhlngton Flnefal
Pafiof. Omit houefa.
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COLBERT, JOHN W. In sad but loving
memory of my husband ana father,
the great beyond eight years ago today,
November :, lg4S
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ALMA C. HAWKINS. President.
IRENE STANCIL, Cor. Secy.

NELSON, MARTHA. On Monday. No
10th st. NV, MARTHA NELSON be-
loved mother OF Mrs. Clara Stanton
and Mrs Edith Cole Also surviving
are nieces nephews and many other
relatives and friends. After ; pm
Thursday. November s. friends may
call az the Snowden Funeral Home
Rockville. Md, After $50 am, until
/ 80 pm. Friday, November g. body
will lie in state at the GOOD Hope
Methodist Church. colesville, Md. where
funeral services will be held at 80
pm, the Rev T. Reed officiating
Iuterment church cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-07

TuesdaY November g. 1885, Al Sehas :
topul Calf after 4 Ions illness Az
BREY GuLicR GLASScOcK, beloved
husband Of Evelyn Glasaeock and broth
Va and Mrs Ida Lee Moore Of Edge-
water. Nd Services At SebaStopol,
Call on Friday, November In.
Francisco. Calf
JACKSON. MARTHA o. Suddenly. on
Monday Norembtf B. 1850. Mrs
MARTHA q JACKSON, wife OF the
late william u Jackson OF asa Meade
al ne beloved mother OF Mrs Rachel
Hutton William n Warren n and
BENJAMIN n Jackson Notice o. funeral
later Arrangements by Henry s
Warrington A sons