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In Mri1tnriaiit

LANCASTER. GLADYS W. In memor,
Of my dear daughter in-iaw. GLADYS
w. LANCASTER. who left us suddenly
one year ago tonight, February 10
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Away from the world Of strife.
Our Gladys is Sweetly resting
In that land where there is ne
Memories are treasures no one car
Death leaves q heartaehs nothing ear
Some have torsotten, now that sh,
But / shall remember. no matter how
long. MA LANCASTER
LANCASTER, GLADYS w.. In sacred
". LANCASTER. who passed away sud.
dssnly o one year ago tonight Februar,
Some may think you are forgotten
And the wound is nearly healed.
But little do they know the sorrow
Inat lies in my heart concealed.
With which / shall never part:
Thoush God has, you in. His keeping
~ nave yog N my heart.
YOUR 81 LONELY HUSBAND, LEWIS O
LEY Efl n HAT TFvy B. In memor, of HAT
Four years ago today,
The Lord took you to rest,
And no words can tell mama,
no" miss Yo SGR s sei HAROLD.
tribute. of loving devotion to thu
memory Of our beloved husband, father
and grandfather. Capt. SIDNEY JOHN.
STQN MARKS, who departed this life
1914. anniversary masses viii +,
offered at the Church OF the NativitJ
and st. Peters Church. Maryland.
Twelve years ago you left us
But you are not forgotten
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. DAUGHTERS
GGERhANDsoNs AND oRANDDAuGH.
MASON. ARMsTEAD. Sacred to the
MASON. who passed to the Great Be
yend o one year ago today. February
JENNIE AND JESSE sNowpEN.
PARKER. MARY A; In loving memory
who passed away four years ago today
EDNA sNEAp. MILDRED AND WILL
LIAM H. PARKER
RUTH, MAMIE c In loving memory OF
my mother. MAMIE c. RUTH. who left
1854 ' '"'' 'fuS'' 10
Her life was one Of care and duty
,,,.AS she toiled from morn till night,
With gentle heart so tender,
Striving ever for the right.
DAUGHTER. VIOLA r. GREENFIELD .
THOMAS, JAMES z. AND CARRIE G,
In loving memory Of my father. JAMES
Z THOMAS. who passed away Febru-
airy 10. 1851 and my stepmother. CAR
RE q THOMAS, who passed away
January II. 1885.
Gone. but not forgotten.
YOUR DAUGHTER. BESSIE M. r, MA
MONEY, Newark, N. J.
WEIGH. DIR. WILLIAM II. In LOVING
memory of DR. WILLIAM H. WEIGH,
who departed this life thirteen years
ago today, February Is, l943.
Though the years have been cold and
dreary.
They have been made warm and
CHEEKY
By the beautiful thoughts Of you
And what you did for all humankind.
THE WEIGH FAMILY. HIS WIFE,
FATHER AND BROTHERS.
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Nv. O. FIRTH,


William Oscar Firth, 81, re-
tired lawyer and newspaperman
died Monday at the home Of his
son-in-law and daughter, Mayor
and Mrs. Charles r. Davis Of
1906 Princeton avenue. College
Park, Md.
A native of Franklin County
Va, Mr.. Firth was graduated
from the Virginia Agricultural
Mechanical College. now Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, in
1898. Two years later. he was
Graduated from the University
of Virginia Law School, Char
loCtesville.
For many years, he was g
prominent lawyer in Western
Virginia. practicing from Blacks
burg. At one time he published
a newspaper at Princeton, Va
He also taught school in Frank
lin County, later becoming su-
Iperintendent Of county schools.
At the time of his wife's death,
the former Miss Anna @. Keister
in 1888. Mr.. Firth went to live
with his daughter in College
Park.
In addition to his daughter
he is survived by two sons
Lawrence L. Firth, of Atlanta
Ca, and Thomas D. Firth
Blacksburg, and six grandchil-
ldren.
Funeral services will be held al
u pm. tomorrow in the Okey
Funeral Home. Blacksburg, with
burial in Fairview Cemetery
there.
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Sergt. Mario |. Estevez, FL;
La Plata Man, Crash Victim

Sergt. Mario Lawrence Estevez
III, Of La Plata, Md. who was
stationed at Fort Benning, Ga.
was killed in a head-on collision
Saturday near Phenix City, Ala.
lit was learned today.
Requiem mass will be said al
10 am. Friday in Sacred Heart
Catholic Church in La Plata, with
burial at st. Thomas Cemetery
lin Chapel Point.
Sergt. Estevez was killed along
with three other soldiers in the
car in which he was riding. Two
passengers in the second car in
lvolved also were killed.
Sergt. Estevez was killed Is
days before his three years ir
the service would have been up
After his discharge he had plan.
med to live temporarily in the
home of his parents, Mr.. ano
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Warren E. Grimes,
District Policemen,
IOn Force Is Years

Warren E. Grimes. rs, a Dis
trict policeman for Is years.
died yesterday at his home at
BAIT Nichols avenue Sc. after
a long illness.
Mr.. Grimes was one Of the
last of the Police Departments
mounted force. He was a mem
Der Of the department from 1910
until his retirement in 1885 with
the rank Of private. During fn
colorful career, he was COM
mended for the capture Of q
woman and her son, both armed
with revolvers, and again for
overpowering a burglar who at
tackled him with meat cleaver
in a market. He served pri-
marily as a patrolman in the
fourth, eighth and 18th pre-
cinctS.
Born in Maryland, Mr..
Grimes had lived in Washington
for more than SO years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Amy T. Grimes, of the
home address; a daughter. Mrs.
Theresa A. Simmons Of WASH
ington; a grandson. the Rev.
Paul E. Grimes, and a great
grandson. Wade E. Grimes, both
Of Fort Worth, Tex.
Services will be held at 1880
pm. tomorrow at the Simmons
funeral home. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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She was graduated from Al
bany Teachers College and re-
ceived a masters degree from
George Washington University
after she came to the District in
1908. She was a member of the
Deans of Women and Advisers of
Girls organization, the National
Guidance Association, the High
School Teachers Association and
Delta Kappa Gamma Gan educa-
ltional sorority for which she
served as treasurer for many
years.
Miss Monk is survived by her
Isister-in-law, Mrs. John E. Monk,
lof the Sixteenth street address;
three nephews and two nieces.
Funeral services will be held in
the Hines funeral home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV, at / pm
tomorrow. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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Mrs. Daniel Estevez. in La Plata.
with his wife and 3-week-old
daughter. Zebra Roxanne. Mrs.
Estevez was the former Rose Lee
Murphy of Charles County. They
lived in Columbus, Ga.
A native of Dentsville, Md, in
Charles County, Sergt. Estevez
grew up in the La Plata area,
and was a graduate of La Plata
High School. He was employed
by the Mudd Motor Co. there be-
fore going into the Army.
Also surviving, besides his
widow, daughter, and parents. are
his sister. Mrs. Francis E. Moure,
Iof La Plata. with whom his widow
lis staying: and three brothers,
Henry, of Pomfret, Md, George.
Iof Waldorf, and James, Of La
Plata,
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II. B. BIondford, Sales Chief,
With Tobacco Firm 26 Years

Roland B. Blandford. As
sales manager for the DAME.
Loughran Wholesale Tobacco
Co. here, died last night at Sib-
ley Hospital, apparently of 9
heart attack.
Mr.. Blandford was stricken ir
his home in Piscataway. Md,
and was rushed to the hospital
by the Clinton (Md.) Rescue
Squad.
A native Of Washington, he
lived in Prince Georges County
most Of his life. He was the
son Of the late Basil and Agnes
Roland Blandford. He had been
with the Loughran firm for 26
years.
Mr.. Blandford served with the
Quartermaster Corps during
World War II. with the rank OF
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technical sergeant. and was over.
seas in the European theater for
about 10 months.
He was a member Of the Holy
Name Society Of st. Mary's
Catholic Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret Bean Blandford, and
five children, Barbara Anne, Ma
rian Agnes. Mary Florence and
Roland B.. jr., all Of the home
address. and Mrs. Margaret
Hicks Of Suitland, Md. Also
surviving are two half-brothers,
Russell Blandford of Arkansas.
and Ogle Blandford, on duty
with the Air Force in Europe.
Mr.. Blandford was first cousin
of 1t. Ray Blandford of the
Prince Georges County Police
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Miss EIIoMonk 81, Dies;
C.Teocher So Years

Miss Ella May Monk, 81, who
for SO years exerted a profound
influence on thousands of Dis
trict youngsters, died yesterday
at her home, 5000 Sixteenth
street NV.
Miss Monk was a teacher Of
English and drama at Eastern
High School from 1918 to 1854.
one of the longest tenures in the
city's school system. Many of
the SO years she also served as
counselor Of the schools girls.
| Miss Ella" as most students
knew her. was a native New
Yorker, who would rather teach
than eat" Her many years of
teaching brought her the af-
rectionate title. "Eastern's one
woman institution.
Many boys and girls, who
have since been graduated. re-
membered Miss Ella even after
she retired two years ago. And
she remembered them.
! "She liked to hear bits of
news that told Of one or the
other assuming a worthy role in
the city's life." a friend said of
her.
/ Mutual Esteem
Miss Ella enjoyed her work
because she liked youngsters.
They in turn liked her. The es-
teen in which they held her
was expressed by the dedication
lin 1899 of the school annual,
"Punch and Judy" Her students
said of her:
This book is affectionately
dedicated to Miss Ella Monk in
recognition Of the faithful, eff
Gent and unselfish service she
has rendered the school over a
period of 20 years. Her faith in
and her devotion to young people
have had much to do with es-
tablishing and maintaining the
best traditions of the institu-
ton"
The stately, gray-haired wom-
AN, whose students found her
strict but always just. took par
Iticular pride in developing the
dramatic ability in her charges.
ut teaches them control as we'll
as appreciation of all kinds of
situations" she used to say.
There is no record which
would show how many students
Miss Monk taught" a school Of
ficial said, "but it surely would
amount to thousands"
| Sister Of Correspondents
Born in Cohoes, N. Y, on July
IS. 1888, she was the sister Of the
late John E. and Thomas o.
Monk, who for many years were
Washington correspondents for
New York newspapers.
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Miss Betty A. Cowie
World Wur WAVE

Miss Betty A. Cowie, a former
WAVE officer stationed here dur
ing World War II, who died last
Saturday in Greenwich, Conn.,,
was buried in Arlington Gene
terry today.
Her mother, Mrs. George D.
Cowie. a Washington resident
since 1945. lives in the North
Building at Ais Wisconsin ave-
niue NV.
Her father, an Army captain,
was killed during World War II
while heading the Coast and
Geodetic Survey In Manila.
Miss Cowie is survived by her
mother. a brother, George Cowie
Iof Ferndale. Mich, and q sister,
Mrs. Theodore Woodcock of
Phoenix, Ariz.
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lAru Weaver Brubuker

TAMPA. Fla, Feb. Is R.-
Ara Weaver Brubaker, So, Tampa
attorney and author of several
books dealing with real estate
and insurance, died yesterday OF
a heart attack. A native OF
Lancaster, Pa, he received
bachelor and master of arts
degrees from Penn State. He
came to Tampa in 1882.
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ANDERSON, CLADIoLA AMELIA

ANDERSON. GLADIoLA AMELIA. II
daughter and mother GLADIOLA AME'
LIZ ANDERSON, who departed this ~
three years ago today. February is
1858,
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many q tear.
Only God knows how we miss you
At the end OF three long years.
God gave us strength TO- bear II
And courage to meet the blow:
What 1t means to lose you.
This world will never know.
Your memory IS all we have now.
God called you to your rest,
But memory is gift Of God,
And God knows what is best.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. MOTHER ANT
BARRETT. LEAvEN T In loving mem
DRY Of our dear husband and father
LEVEN T. BARRETT. who passed
ava, o one year ago today February
The depths OF sorrow we cannot tel
OF the loss Of one We loved so well
And while he sleeps q peaceful sleep
His memory we shall always keep
WIFE AND CHILDREN,
BERGLING. WILLIAM wILFRED. II
sad but loving remembrance Of oul
dear husband and father. WILLIAM
WILFRED BERoLIN0.' who departed
this liie eight years ago today. Febru
HIS WIFE. LEvIENNA, AND DAuoH
TER, VIRGINIA MAE.
BUTLER. MARY. In loving memory O
our dear mother, grandmother ant
Observation-Disclosures, MARY BUTLER
who passed away two years ago today
February Is. 1854.
God saw the road was getting rough
The bill was hard to climb;
And whispered, Peace be thine"
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS GRAND
c cHTLpREN. AND oREAT-oRA.D'
FELTON,. CELIA W. In memory Of m,
sister. CELIA W. FELTON,, who dlet
one wear ago today. February 10. 1865
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
OF one . We loved dearly and will never
God took you home. II was HIS will
But In our hearts you nveth stu;
YOUR LOVING SISTER, COLUMBIA
BRoTHER-IN-LAW AND NEPHEW
FRAZIER. AGNES NJ. In memory oil
my lovinr mother. AGNES M. FRA.
zIER, who passed away eighteen year;
ago today, February is. 1888.
The years roll on and the days pass by,
Deep in my heart 2 memory is kept
"a one 'o'Sa NSeAS eHA VIII HS'S'
HER son. CHARLES e. MILLER.
GLEASON. JOHN r. In loving and
fSi ffisnd. e JOHN q ~ dIEAs s " who
passed away four wears ago today
February Is 1859.
John there Is never a day that passes
BY that don't think Of you.
HELEN.
brSnce q my beloved husband. HARRY
l: dosNELL, who died sishteen years
ago today rsH HIS WIZ II i Hvs.
Of my dear wife. NETTiE E GREEN
who departed this life twenty -four
years ago today. February Is. 1882
$500, Gone; but not forgotten:
HER p EQviNG HUSBAND; VILLAIN VII Ian. N N
ment, Retired
HOBBS. CLINTON r. In loving memory
OF CLINTON r HOBBS. who departed
this life four years ago today Febru-
airy Is 1852.
We miss his smile his loving ways.
Please. dear Lord. let him know
we love ana miss T naR FAMILY.
JONES, EVA JANETT. In memory oil
EVA JANET JONES. who passed away
February 10. 1916.
You slept away so peacefully,
You did not say good-by:
God took you home to heaven
To live with Him on high,
We miss you. yes we miss you.
Our hearts are sad today;
Ten long and lonely years have passed
Since you quietly went away
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. JOHN H
JONES.
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Darn nf Chunks

RELr. BOOKER T. wish to express my
sincere appreciation to friends and
nelghbors for their prayers. cards:
kilograms and other expressions OF
beloved husband, BOOKER T. BELL.
WIFE GLORVINA BELL.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices. Open daily Sun, holidays Phone
orders also accepted, $50 to 8 . m week
nights 900 l4th st NV MA S-0I06
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lE0E STs15Eicfi0ii 66067SM2Sm6EM
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FAwCETT, JOHN 7. On Monday. Feb,
ruary 10. 1865. At his home, 1904
beloved husband of the late Esther A.
Fawcett. father Of Thomas H., John
W. and Charles H. Fawcett: brother
OF Gertrude Thompson. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md. where services
Will be held on Thursday. February
10, at 2 pm. Interment Washington
National Cemetery. Is
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on Tuesday. February IA, 1865, at hi
residence, 6l7 Underwood st, NV
JOHN G. NONEEMACKER. beloved
father of DR.. J. j. Nonnemacker. Flu
neral from the Collins Funeral Home
1871 14th ST. NV. on Thursday, Feb
ruary is, at $40 am, Requiem mas
at the Church Of the Nativity at
am. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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day, February IA, 1856, at her resi-
dence, 3s0l Minnesota ave. ne,
JOSEPHINE M MULLIGhN. beloved
wife of Vincent J Mulligan.. mother
OF Mary Frances Miller, sister of
John j.. Leo A. Moriarity and Cath
crime Cornell and AGNES Boyle. Flu
neral Home. 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc. on
Friday. February II. at, 9:30 am;
Requiem mass at Our Lady Queen Of
Peace Church at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call
after 9 pm, Wednesday, February 10.
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day, February IA, 1856. at his resi-
dence. 2728 North Lexington ST., Ar.
lington. Va. ALBERT PERLEY
OWEN aged 81 years. beloved hus-
band of Mrs Abbie owen and brother
Of William A. owen Of New York City
N. Y. and Mrs. A. T. Shafer OF Fai-
mouth. KY Services and intermcnt
at Falmouth. KY. on Friday, Feb
ruRry II.
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OWEN. ELIZABETH BUSH. On Monday
February 10, 1855, at Ballston Spa
N Y, ELIZABETH BUSH OWEN, for
mer resident OF Washington. ID. C.
She was born in Ballston Spa, N Y
She was the wife OF Stewart j. owen
of Washington, D. c.. and daughter
OF the late George and Anna Bush
She also is survived by two sisters
Anna Bush and Mrs Anthony Di Pas
auale. both OF .Ballston Spa, N. Y.
and one niece, Mother Mary Bush. r
services will be held on Thursday
February 16 at Q am. at the Latti.
more. Funeral Home. Ballston Spa
n, Y. and at $50 an, at ST
Marys Church The funeral home vii
be open on Tuesday, February IA
after pm. and Wednesday after.
noon and evening. February 10. Buria
will be In 81 Marv's Cemetery. BaliStor
Spa, N. Y. Id
ROCCO. on Monday. Feb.
H fHstg Rdc eee PhLt selfEE M IL fs
4th st. ne, beloved husband OF An
tennetta Pellicano, father OF Sam
Michael and Dominic Pellicano, Mrs
Jessie Rector and Mrs. Marie Presti
pine. brother OF Richard ID. Pellicant
and Mrs Jane Mussiolino. Friendi
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, All
st. and Mass ave ne, until Thursday
February 10. at $50 am. Solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be held at tina Hol,
Rosary Catholic Church, Ord and
SITS. NV, at am. IntermentS SedaI
Hill Cemetery. rs
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FELTON,. CELIA w. In memory Of m,
sister. CELIA w FELTON,. who dice
Deep in our hearts a memory Is kept
OF one we loved dearly and will never
forget.
God took you home. II was His will
But In our hearts you nveth still.
BROTHER-IN-LAW AND NEPHEW
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tuesday. February "a, 1885. az George
ARD BRYDoN Of 1862 Mintwood pi
NV, beloved husband Of Sara Stealsy
Herndon Of Long Beach. Calf; sergt
Richard C. Brydon o. 8. NJ. c.. Camr
Lejeune. n c.; brother of Howard
BTydon Of washington. D: c. Services
at the g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2po1 18th At. NV, on Friday. Fepru
sry II, at o am. parking facilitiesl
Interment Rosehill Cemetery, Cumner'
land. Nd. 10
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MONK, ELLA MAY. suddenly, on Tues
dence. 1860 18th st. NV. ella MAY
MONK, beloved aunt of George Monk,
Margaret Larson, John Monk. Gaines
Monk and Virginia Walker: sister-in-
Jaw OF Mrs. John e. Monk. Friends
may call at the h Hines Co, Flu
neral Home. 2901 Iith st. NV. after
10 am. Wednesday, FEBRUARY Is
SERVES al the above funeral home
Or THURSDAY. February lS. a. ] pm
Intermcnt Rock creek Cemetery
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MeDANIELs. MATTHEW o. On Mon
day. February Is, 1865. at his resi-.
dence. 3Ol 47th st. ne, MATTHEW
o. MeDANIELS. He Is survived by
host OF friends. Remains resting 81
the Morrow a. Woodford Funeral Home
1922 1Ith st. NV. After 2 pm
Wednesday. February Is. friends are
invited TO call at the above named
on Thursday, FEBRUARY ID. at The
Incarnation Catholic Church. l0l2
Browning pl. ne. at am. Inter
ment Mount Odvet Cemetery.
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Spiritual Director.
Carroll, ANNIE r. On Monday, Fsbr
ruary H. 1855, at New York City.
N. Y ANNIE p. Carroll. formerly
of Washington. D c. Tntermeut at
New York City. N.
CoNLEY, HELEN L: On Tuesday, FEB;
Of 1871 Andrews. St.. Wheaton. Nd,
beloved wife of the late Edward p,
Coniey and mother Of Edward P. Con.
ley and Mrs, Betty johnson. Funeral
from the Taltavull Funeral Home;
1919 14th st. NV. Notice OF funeral
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February IA. 1855, EDWIN JOHN
LYNCH of 3s06 37th St. Mount
Rainier, Nd. beloved husband OF Hilda
Mae Lynch, father Of Franklin Ed
Louise and Raymond Edward Lynch.
Friends may call on Thursday. Feb
ruary 10, from to 10 pm, at the
Nalley Funeral Home, $500 Rhode
Island ave. At Eastern ave. ne
Services will be held in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery Chapel on Friday. Feb
ruary II, at 3 pm. Relatives and
M a.tar, i1rrI.ea. ht T.. nm A, d
kindly make contributions TO the Heart
Fund. 10
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FAWCETT. JOHN r. A special COM
a municatton OF William r.
m Singleton Lodge, No 80. r
IN A. A. M. is hereby called for
MN Thursday, February IL. 1856
~H at | pm. at the Masonic
Nv Temple. 444l Wisconsin ave
" NV for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral OF our late brother
JOHN T. FAWCETT, who died on Mon
day, February IL Services at the
Pumphrey Funeral Home Bethesda,
Md. at . pm. Interment WASHINGTON
National Cemetery.
JOHN C. HELD. Worshipful Master.
pAII q TApGFNT Secretarv IL
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BURKE. MARY z. OF e520 L st. NV.
on February is. 1855 mother. Of Edith
B. Cameron. John z and Charles E
Burke. Prayers at Chambers' Funeral
Home. 3072 NJ st NV. on ThursdaY
February l6 at $50 am. Mass al
ST. Stephens Church, 2436 Pa. ave
NV. at am. Interment HOLY Rooc
Cenaetery, ',"-. Is q
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Island ave. Mount Rainier, Nd. Fu'
neral services at 8 pm. Friday. Feb
ruary II, at the chapel at Arlington
National Cemetery. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
JAMES NJ INMAN. President.
MILTON L.. BECKER,
Rec. Cor Secy. 10
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Saturday. February II. 1866. near
Fort Benning. Ga, MARIO l ESTE
VEZ. beloved husband OF Rose Lee
Estevez. father Of Debra Roxan Estevez.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Estevez,
brother Of Mrs Rod o. Moure. Harry,
George and James Estevez, Funeral
from the krehart Funeral Home. Inc
La Plata Md. on Friday, February
II. at g:45 am Mass will be offered
at the Sacrifice Heart Church, La
Plata Md, at 10 am. Prayers on
Thursday, February 10, at 3 pm In
terment st. Thomas Cemetery. Chanel
Point Md 10
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You slept away so peacefully,
You did not say good-by:
God took you home to heaven
To live with Him on high,
We miss you. yes we miss you.
Our hearts are sad today;
Ten long and lonely years have passed
Since you quietly went away.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. JOHN H
JONES.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-01
FINAL RITES HELp FOR
MRS. CLARA ALLEN

Final rites for Mrs Clara Allen,
65I st. Anthony Az, who died at
her home Friday evening. May IL,
were held at . a. IN. Saturday
May "a. with the Rev. Dcnzil A
Carly officiating
Mrs, Aliens death was not dis
covered until Monday evening
May n. when neighbors. unable
To reach her by phone. summoned
police who entered her home and
found her dead In bed Death was
due 10 natural causes.
She was born In Toronto. Can
ada. February ?. 1888, and lived
In the Twin Cities for 30 years
She was q member Of St Phillips
Episcopal church. member and
past matron Of Pride Of the West
Chapter No, p. order of the East
ern Star. Minneapolis, and past
grand treasurer OF the Pincc Hall
Grand Chapter oES.
Surviving are her son Clyde
who Ii with the u, 8 Navy sta
toned In North Africa. one sister,
Mrs w. Deas. Toronto. four
brothers, Gilbert and Arthur Deas
nf Toronto. William Deas, Buffalo.
n Y and Roland Deas ot Cievr-
land, O,
Burial was in Oakland GENE
terry,
Her son Clyde. arrived Satur.
day afternoon and will be- home
on furlnugh 10 attend To business
matters. Mrs W. pcas, sister. Mr..
and Mrs Gtlbsrt Dsas brother
and sister in law and William
Dcas brother. all came "a st
Paul to attend funeral services.