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DORSEY, WILLIAM II. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear father WILLIhM II
DORSEY. who departed this life eight
years ago, May 20, 1915.
Dear is the grave where he is laid.
Sweet Is the memory That never snail
fade.
HIS LoyING DAUGHTER. HATTIE
HALLIBURTON.
FRAZIER. CATHERINE. In loving mem
or OF my Gear sister, KATIE FRA
ZlER who passed away three years
ago today, May %, 1858.
Some may think you are forgotten,
lnougn on earth you are no more
But IN memory you are with me,
As sou were before
HER LOVING BROTHER. W. B. MA
MARCY. ELSIE Y. In memory Of our
1850.
They say time heals all sorrow
ALu helps one 10 forget
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss YOU yet.
A face. that is ever before us,
voice that We cannot forget:
A smile that will last forever.
IN memory you are with us yet.
God gave US strength to fiRht IL.
And courage TO bear the blow,
what i meant 70 lose you.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND. Law.
FENCE MARCY. AND CHILDREN :
MAUST, GEORGE &. In lovins memoir,
OF our dear husband and father
GEORGE &, MfUST, who departed this
lie two years ago today, May 20. 1884
You are not forgotten loved one,
Nor Will YOU ever be:
As ions as life and memory last
We Will always remember thee
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
MERRiCK. MINERVA In loving mem.
ory Of my dear mother. MINERVA
MtRRiCk who passed away four
teen teafa aRo today, May -, l942
Though absent, you are eser near.
stu loyeo stil missed with all ny
heart
Through memory we shall never part
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAG.
PRENTISS, VIRGINIA. In loving mem.
DRY Of my dear mother. VIRGINIA
PREN1ISS who departed this life
twenty-eight years ago today. MAY 80
ly.S.
And the smile Of the Lord is the feast
OF the soul.
Come as the dove and spread thy wings
The wings Of peaceful love,
And let the church on earth become
Blest as the church above
HER SON, CHARLES O. PRENT1Ss.
SELLMAN, GEORGE. In loving memory
OF my husband GEORGE SELLMAN
who departed this LIE four years ago
May 20, 1852
HIS life Is beautiful memory,
His absence my silent grief.
He. is asleep IN Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine OF perfect peace
DEVOTED WIFE SARAH
SIMMONS, ELlZABETH In loving mem.
Drs 81 our wife aud mother ELIZABETH
SIMMONS, who lcit us i've yeafh aKc
today May a3, 1851,
In our hearts your memory fingers
SWectlS, lendetly, iona ana true
There Is not a day our dear one
Thai We do not think oil YOU
HUSBAND FRANCIS SIMMONS, ANE
CHILDREN, LEO. RUTH ANT
AUDREY
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DR.. FredM. Gregg, fought
In College 50 Years, Dies

DR.. Fred M. Gregg. 80, who
taught for SO years, principally
in Nebraska and Ohio, died
Monday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Frank w. Hub
bard, 1908 Runnymeade place
NV. He had lived here for the
last year.
DR.. Gregg wrote a number OF
He had taught more
than 10000 students.
Graduated in 1894
After his graduation in 1894
from Ohio Northern University,
he taught in Scottsboro. Ala.
and then at Wayne State Teach
Iers College in Nebraska. After
wards he taught biological SCI
Iences in the Peru (NebrJ Teach
Iers College for IA years and be-
came head of the department of
psychology and education.
For 10 years he headed the de-
Ipartment of psychology and re-
Iligious education at Nebraska
Wesleyan University. At the
same time he was active in Meth
todist church affairs in the State
and also served on sessions of
the Nebraska State Legislature.
AT one time he served on the
town council in Lincoln, Nebr.
Retiring in 1913. DR.. Gregg
returned to his native Nevada
(Ohio) to farm and did manual
labor there until last year, de-
spite his age.
Taught During War
During World War II, when
there was a shortage of teachers,
he taught psychology at the
Bowling Green Ohio State Uni
Iversity. He had lectured in
psychology in 400 towns and
villages in Nebraska and Ohio,
using a yard-high wire brain
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John A. ForIonq, 70

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, May
% (P.-John Alexander For
long, 70, chairman of the board
of the Southern Brewing Co..
died yesterday at his home at
nearby Redington Beach. He
came here 20 years ago from
Winnipeg, Canada.
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Conudu- Sweden Trade

Observation-Disclosures i'm
ports from Canada increased by
100 per cent in 1855 over 1854.
and shipments to Canada adj
.vanced by about 80 per cent.
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Nnuftlittg

FARBER. SAMUEL. dwelling services
in memory of the late SAMUEL
FARBER will be held on Sunday. May
-, 1856. at 1890 am, at the Dis
trict of Columbia Lodge Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited. 20
RIMsoN. COLLIDE WALL. There will
BE- an unveiling OF a memorial stone
TO the memory of the late GOLDIE
WALL RIMSON on Sunday, May ~,
1856 at 3 pm, at the National
Capital Hebrew Cemetery. Workmen's
Circle Section, Capitol Heights, Nd.
Relatives and friends invited. 20
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Area B Youth Council
Chairman Is Named

Mrs. Mary Jane Stanley has
been named chairman Of the
Commissioners Youth Council in
Southwest Area B.
Named in charge Of plans and
policies were Mrs. Charles II.
Roberts and Mrs. Frank McCul-
loch. Publicity chairmen are
Mrs. Robert Richards and David
Britt: education, c. l.. Bowers
and Mrs Bernard Berman ac-
tivities, Miss Juliet L. Weitzel
and DR.. Bernard Fortner.
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IsroeI Tests Sorghum

JERUSALEM.--Israel is eXper-
.imenting with growing sugar cane
and SORGHUM in the hope OF
supplementing sugar production
from sugar beets.
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GarAs nf Tnauka

GAINES. MARTHA We wish to thank
all friends for cards and remembrances
in our recent bereavement
THE FAMILY, "a
JUDD, GAIL T.. SR. The family OF
the late GAIL I. JUDD. ST., wishes
to acknowledge with deep appreciation
the flowers, cards. kilograms and mes
ssges of consolation rendered us dur
ine his illness and death
THE FAMILY. IS
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Junior Chamber to Meet

Frank B. Riley. a publicist of
the Pacific Northwest. will adj
dress the Washington Junior
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
.at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
Burlington Hotel.
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Tour Gives Hope Reds
NAV Free Missionaries

HONG KONG, May % tA1.-Roman Catholic mission head
the Chinese had lenent treatment
the Paul Wahner Pittsburgh Franciscan
sionary held Shanghai
1t hope that the treatment might be prelude to
the release Father Wahner other Catholic missionaries
Father Wahner jailed 10. 1853 The mission
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ADELAIDE. ofhcers an,

Il>,h members of Columbia Temple,
WU No. 422, 1. B. P o. E. Of
~ W. met in a session of sorrow
IVY on Tuesday. May ~. 1886, for
our late daughter, ADELAIDE
~ BOWMAN Elks' services will
- be held at $50 pm. Wednes-
Gay. May -, at the Antioch Baptist
Church. l1U1 50th st. ne. Funeral
al pm. Thursday. May -. from the
Antioch Baptist Church no. oOth
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Kindness Lives On

Sometimes We wonder what is the right thing to
do on certain occasions When you are con-
tronted with the question of whether to send
flowers TO a funeral-let your innermost feel
ings prevail Flowers are mark Of respect
to the departed and comfort to the bereaved.
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day, May 2l,. 1856, DANIEL BusEY.
son oil the late Albert and Fannie
BuSey. He also leaves three sisters,
two brothers and q host OF other rela-
tives and friends Friends may call
at Boyds Funeral Home. 1898 @ntn
St NV. on Friday. May %, alter
3 pm. Funeral on Saturday, May 20,
at pm, from the above funeral
home. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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BYRD, OLIN. on Sunday. May 20,
1876. at the District General Hospital
OLIN BYRD he IS survived by ms
vile. Mrs Willie Mae Byrd. ana eight
children. DIN. iy Mllored, Robert.
Irene Dolores. James, Milhelmina and
10 Ann, and one brother, Ohltr Byfd
al the " H. Bacon Funeral Home,
Ia eth ST. NV. after > pm. Thurs
DAY. May "a, where services VIII be
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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BRISCOE. DELANEY. on Sunday. Nj

20. 1856, DELANEY BRIsCoE Of !05
c st. sw, beloved brother OF Mrs
Jessie BrlScoe Wilson of Round Hill
va He also is survived by other rela-
tlyes and frienos. Remains resting
with L. E. Murray e. Son. 1873! 10th
st NV, where friends may call after
! pm Thursday. May -, and where
funeral services will be held on Friday,
Nav -. at / pm. Interment Wood
iaWn Cemetery "a
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Nav ~ 1856, at Freedmen Hos
pital. ADELAIDE D. BOWMAN of lll2
9h D. Deacon Sea- She ndssv 0 ioa
sisters, Mrs. Susie Jordan Mrs Mar
tina Thornton, Mrs. Annie Green and
Mrs Bessie Carter, two brothers, Mar
daughter, Mrs. LawyuniS Hawkins. two
foster daughters. Mary Evans and
Yvonne Green. and a host Of other
relatives and friends. After pm
Wednesday, May %. remains will lie
in state at the Antioch Baptist Church,
ll07 50th st. ne. where funeral serv-
ices will be held at / pm. Thursday
May "a, Rev. Junius Wheeler officiating
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Richmond, Va. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Henry S. Washington q Sons.
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BuRRnuGnS. MALINDA MEADE. d

tuesday. May - 1886, al her resi-
denre. 1911 10Th 81. North; ArlinsL on
beloved wife of the late Herbert Z;
Burroughs, mother Of M Doris and
Julia Z. Burroughs OF Arlington. Va,
ana Thomas F Burroughs OF SardiS;
Ga. and C. William Burroughs of
Savannah Ga. sister of Thomas X
John R. and Elizabeth D. Meade OF
Moneta. Va. William R. Meade OF
Lynchburg, Va, and Mrs. Frank Grlggs
OF Big Island. Va She also is survived
by tive grandchildren and one great
grandchild Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2S41 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. where funeral services
will be held on Friday, MAY 20, at
1l.3O am. 1nterment National Me-
mortal Park. "a
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Dratha

n ~ u NJ -, ia5a noctnrs Hes-
pital, JENNIE A. McDoRMAND Of
beloved mother Of Alfred ". Charles
Warren and Raymond L. McDormand
Geraldine CIaudy. Friends may cali
at the Takoma Funeral Home. .254
Carroll st. NV. tparking lot oppositel.
day. MAY "a, at 3 pm. Interment
MERRICK. JOHN FLETCHER. on Tues
dsS MAJ ,ua az 1885 e. s,d his sh bone
band OF Mary Elizabeth Merrick. father
of Mrs Shirley Audiss and Robert r.
Merrick; brother of Ernest Merrick Of
Buffalo, n X. and Elmer Merrick Of
meth. Allen and Dale Audiss. Mr.
Merrick rests at the Warner f. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, St34 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md where services
1890 am; thence to East New Market
Md, where gTaveside. services will be
S held al HnT6e Upper G,sd pSrc best
convenience located on Wayne ave.
adjacent TO the funeral home.i "a
METZ, LILLIAN. Suddenly. on Monday.
May 81, 1856, LILLIAN METZ of 436
NJ st, NV, wife of Caddie Metz. daush-.
NEA Vi .flt9- + AhlttI. slaAfI Va
Mrs, Carrie Robinson, Mrs Louise
White. Mrs. Rosa Foust Haywood,
Robert and John MrCullah of Char
iotte. N. c. and stepdaughter of George
Fisher Other relatives and many
friends also survive. After 3 nm.
Wednesday, MAY 90 friends NAV call
at the Frazier Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral or
Thursday MAY a, AZ ., pm from
the Miles Memorial Church, 1880 3rd
st NV. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 20
MARY FRANCES. On
Tuesday. May -. 1886 at Freedmen S
Hospital MARY FRANCES MIDDLE
TON OF $40 d st Sc, wife of Richard
Middleton and devoted sister OF Mrs.
Anna Adams. She also leaves 10 mourn
their loss other relatives and MANY
friends. Remains resting at the John
7, RhineS d Co Funeral Home. Dol
'ird ST. sW Notice of funeral later.
MILLS. RANDOLPH A. On Tuesday,
Nav 80. 1856, at Calvert County Hos
pital RANDOLPH A. MILLS, beloved
husband OF Elizabeth j. Mills and
brother Of B. Carlyle and Ennis May
nard Mills Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home 1861
Coco Hope I'd Sc, on Thursday, May
"a, at > pm. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. fredericksburg. Va. pa
pers please copy %
MILLS RANDOIPH sneria1 rom
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FRANK PIERRE. MASTER.
+. FRANK KIMMEL, Secretary,

Hospital pGsi ARTHUR K i'p q i9$a
Reno I'd NV beloved husband of
Thelma Kettier father Of Miss MarilynI
Kettler and brother OF Mrs Harriet
Porter and Mrs Anna Greer, both
Of Chicago. III, Services at the S II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2aOl lAthl
ST. NV. on Thursday. May - at
: pm parking facilitiesJ Intcrment
Rock Greek Cemetery
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SARAH GREEN. Daughter Ruler
BLONGE W. HAWKINS. Fin. Secy,

BLONGE W. HAW h4No, FIJI otVS'
BRIGHT. NANCY LOUISE. suddenly, on
Monday, May 81 1886, at her resi-
Md NANCY LOUISE BRIGHT. beloved
daughter OF john c. and virginia Ii
Brieht: sister of Linda Lee Bright,
Carol Ann Bright, John Michael Bright
and Timothy Alan Bright. Remains
resting at the Gasch Funeral Home
Hyattsville Md. Mass at St. Bernard
Catholic Church, Riverdale. Md. oni
Thursday, May "A. at 10 am Rela-
tives and friends invited lntermenti
Mount OIiyet Cemetery 70
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JOHNSON. JESSE p. On Sunday. MAY
20 1856. Al his residence, d05 18th
ST S.w, JESSE p JOHNSON, son OF
Driver ana the late Marie Bernard.
brother Of Laura johnson and Mildred
Driver: neuheW OF Josephine McLauPh-
lin. Albert ana Matte Driver After
may call at the Campbell Funeral
Home 423 4th ST. s.w., where funeral
services will be held on Thursday, May
"a. at pm. lnterment Woodlawn
Cemetery
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kUNZ. LAWRENCE M. suddenly. on

hNNh, LAWhLNIE W. Slduenly. on
Georges Hospital cheverly. Nd, Law
RENEE W KUNZ Of 400 10th pl.
Seat. Pleasant. Md, beloved husband
OF Ruth V. KunZ. father Of Mary
Louise Kunz and Virsinia Lee Kunz
brother Of Louise Lodyson Of Cherry
dale, Kans. Services at the GaSch
Funeral Home Hyattsylle, Nd. on
Friday, Mas. - al | pm. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Ar
Hnnfnn NAtlnnnl CpmntnrA nl
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CARTER, MILTON ". On SATURDAY.
pital, MILTON W. CARTER OF 642
Que St. NV. He is survived by,
devoted wife and host OF other rela-
tiyeS ana friends. Remains RESINS az
Horizons Mortuary I324 You st, NV,
where services will be held in the
chapel at IL noon Thursday, May ~.
Rev lie Roy Waldo officiating. inter-
ment Wooulawn Cemetery.
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CnNNELL. IOHN A. On Tuesday. Nd

LONNELL, JOHN A. On IuesuAE' NAY
oil Health JOHN A. cONNELL OF 2D0g
Harris ave Wheaton, Md. husband OF
May V. COnnell, father of Mrs. VIII
liam + Wilder and steptather OF Mrs.
Mildred " Madden and James II. Cor
ron. Mr. Connell rests at the warner
f. Humphrey Funeral Home SIjl
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd. where
services will be held OIL FRIDAY, May
-, at / pm. interment Parklavn
Cemetery. private parking facilities
for your convenience located on Wayne
ave, adjacent to the funeral home
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BLIGH, AMELIA II. On Tuesday, May

-, 1856. at Mount Alto Hospital
AMELIA Ii. BLIGH NEE KehA OF 59O6
gath ave. Sc. wife of Thomas A
Bligh mother OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
A. Bligh III. sister OF William l.
Kehl Mrs ANNE HuhenSteln and
Miss Elinor Kehi. grandmother OF
Donna and Deborah Bligh. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, until
$50 am Saturday. May 70 Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at the Holy
Family Catholic Church at 10 a m
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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FUNERAL DESIGN
CEMETERY LOTS

Z GRAVE .sITEs-Beautifully situatsd
National Memorial Park ConSiderabiy
below present prices. IA. s-n322. oh
FORT 1INCotlN--6 sites. block IL, lot
s0Si nnihhed section, reasonable pO
s-tt0s. --a5
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HUWAKD, WILLIAM J. A special COM
~ {. ]: !: |: ]. !;
@ munication OF WASHINGTON
IN F. A, A. NJ, is hereby called
KNO/X "a, 1856. for the purpose OF
W rites for our late brother.
WILLIAM J. HOWARD All members
are urged TO attend
NORMAN w. FERRIS Master.
TETANn W WAPNEE Sr Seey on
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JOHNSON. THOMAsNE. On Sunday,

Esy 81 talG n, ". IN Slnu az
stitutes Of Health sI THfotMAsiiSS:1PA John
SON of 1900 o st. nv. devoted sis
ter of Gertrude GravOis julia Hamp-
ton and Anettie France, Bessie Bow den
Myrtle Dowdy. Mildred HAMPTON. Will
liam. James. Walter and Charles Nc
Laughlin. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Friends
may call at the BROOKS g. Allen Flu
neral Home 10Th ST. and Florida ave
nv, from 1 pm, till 9 M Thurs
DAY, May "a. Funeral and interment
Carthage.
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hhNDOLFH n. n special COIN
munication of AnacoStia
Lodge. No. 81, F. A. A. M
is hereby called for Thurs
q day. May -. 1856. at / pm.
= TO conduct Masonic buria
services tor Brother RAN
DOLPH A. MILLS. BY order
worshipful master.
W. B. HANDY. Secretary.
RANDOLPH A. The officers anC
members Of Electa Chapter
No. ., o. e. S. are requested
to assemble at the Simmons
= Bros Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope rd. Sc, OF
Wednesday, May 90, at IA,
pm. for the purpose of con-
services for our late brother
LPH A. MILLS.
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IAKL u. A Special commune
cation Of Pentalpha Lodge
No. %. T A. A. NJ, is hereby
railed for Wednesday, May
J -. 1886. at pm, Tor the
purpose OF conducting Ma
sonic burial services for our
late past master. CARL b
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Sunday May 20, 1856. EMMA DULA-
NEY BLACKWELL OF S07 st. NV, be-
loved wife OF John P. Blackwell. mother
Of Efie May Weaver, Ella j. Alexander
Emma Eugenla, John P. IT.. Joel D.
Blackwell and Raymond A. Blackwell
She also is survived by FIVE grand
children other relatives and friends
After 4 pm Wednesday May 70
Chapel 1872 You st NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday May
"a. at / pm. Interment DOUGLAS
Cemetery. Alexandria. Va %
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MAnONEY. MARY y on MONDAY. N

= 1886 a IPy59yiagnge III Hqspitai
St. ne, beloved wife OF the late John
A Mahoney, mother OF Frances l.
Wilson ,nee McIane1 Honofa McLaur
SISTER Rita Louise ) n. D. MARY +
Miller ,nee McLaue6 kathleen r.
Patrick A.. Joseph I ana Charles +
Mahoney Also surviving are seven
sisters, one brother ana four grand
children, Funeral from the Timothy
ave. NV, on Friday MAY -, at $50
am Hieh requiem mass at St
AlyoSius Church. North Capitol and
Eye SITS. at ~ am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery "a
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Nav Il, 1856 WILLIAM j. HOWARD.
beloved husband of Alice n Howard
and father OF Robert D Howard and
Mrs. Dorothy Starkweather. He also
Is survived BY four grandchildren and
four great grandchildren. Funeral
from the w. W Deal Funeral Home,
4Sl2 Georgia ave NV. on Thursday
May "a, at . pm. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 23
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DrathH

on Monday, May II. 1856. LoRING
MILTON BLACK, husband OF 10y Flea
nor Spencer Black and father of Loring,
Mrs. Robert D. Glascock OF New York
City; brother of Walter. Howard and
Leonard Black, also OF New York
1856 Pa. ave NV. tcourtesy parking
oppositel, from . to ) pm and
to 10 pm. where services will be
held on Thursday, May "a, at IL am
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lit Mrmnriant

DORSEY, WILLIAM II. In loving mem
Org OF my dear father WILLIAM II
DORSEY. who departed this life eight
years ago, May 20, lg4S.
Dear is the grave where he is laid,
Sweet IS the memory That never snail
fade
HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. HATTIE
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JONEs. LANES HENRY on Mondar

HELLER, CARL b. On Monday, May
y, 1856 CARL B KELLER Of 1911
Georgia ave. NV beloved husband Of
Nlreie Lambert Keller father of Hunter
/. Keller of Birmingham. Ala Mrs
Alice-Lee Baumgarten OF Silver Spring
Md He also is survived by three
grandsons. Friends may call at
the 5 II Hines Co Funeral Home.
29O1 l4th st. NV parking facilitiesl.
Services at the TRANSPORTATION Epis-
copal Church. I4I5 Gallatin st. NV,
on Thursday. MAY -. at | pm. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery 23
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-17
Alumni Principals in BTW Homecoming

Pictured here as the Booker T..
Washington High School Alumni
Homecoming queen, attendants and
majorettes, who will reign over
the BTW Homecoming festivities
tonight Saturday.
Leading the giant Homecoming
parade, which will begin at pm.
will he the majorettes Clarette
Oliver and Eunice Mann.
Bringing up the rear of the
spectacle will be the beautiful
alumni float. Riding atop the float
will be the queen, Helen McCray
and her attendants, Margretta
Sanders and Rita Smith.
Between the alumni maporettes
and their float, will come a long
line Of other floats and marching
units, representing practically
every class an organization in the
school.
Featured in the parade will be
three fine marching bands, in
GLIDING the BTW band in addition
to the Roosevelt High School
Band from West Palm Beach and
the billiard High School Band
from Fl. Lauderdale.
Following the game, featuring
Roosevelt High and the Tornadoes,
will come the homecoming foot
ball dance at the BTW gym with
music by Robert Jones and his
orchestra.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-17

Mr.. William c. Johnson. son OF
Mrs. Annie Johnson, Of 1880 NV
9th Court, who has been livino
In New York City for the past IL
years, returned to Miami on Sun
day on a short vacation trip. Mr..
johnson is a licensed real estate
salesman in New York represent
ing Besseye O'Riley Snead, IL
censed broker. Mr.. Johnson ex-
poets to return to New York on
Saturday.
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Personal Mention

Mrs. Viola Brice and Miss
Gwendolyn Smith of East Shirley
Street, Nassau, Bahamas, are Wis
ting in Miami. While here they
are the houseguest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Brice, of 927 NV 65th
Street. Mrs. Viola Brice is sister
in-law and Miss Smith a neice
of Mr.. Brice.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-17
NEW BOOK is
ONE OF BEST
ON NEGRO

"a Pictorial History of the Ne
gro in America" is the title of
a book authored by LangSton
Hughes and Milton Meltzer
Grown Publishers, Inc, 419 4th
Ave, New York Is, N.Y. and to
be published on Nov. 19.
The book is the first panoramic
picture of the story of the Negro
in America, and covers every as
pect of Negro life in this coun-
try from the landing of the first
Africans in 1919 to the present
times. 1t is profusely illustrated
with more than 1000 reproduc-
tons of pictures, paintings, draw
ings, woodcutS, broadsides and
cartoons, and contains short pic
torial accounts of all the im2or-
tant events in the Negroes untir-
ing struggle to be free. Included
are pictures of every Negro of
note from Nat Turner, DR. e d
Scott, Frederick Douglass to such
modern leaders as Ralph Bunche,
Adam Clayton Powell and Will
liam Heastie.
Beginning with the origins of
the Negro in Africa, the authors
unfold in words and pictures, the
story of the race as slaves and
freemen, the Negroes contribu-
tons to American life and his
outlook and aspirations.
"a Pictorial History of the Ne
gro in America" is the result of
years of labor on the part of the
authors. No description of the
book would be adequate. The
reader would have to see it,
Every home. school and church
should add it to the library.