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Mrs. Blake, 40, J
Active in PTA

Mrs Lamont v. Blake, 40, wife
of a Navy radar consultant, died
Sunday at Providence Hospital
after an 18-month illness. She
lived at 1852 Highwood drive
Sc.
Mrs. Blake was the former
Charline Names. a native of
North Little Rock. Ark. She was
married in 1898 in Little Rock
where her husband was with the
Arkansas Power g. Light Co. She
came to Washington in 1910
when her husband Joined the
staff of the Naval Research La
boratory.
Mrs. Blake was active in PTA
work at the Randle Highlands
and Adelaide Davis schools in
Southeast Washington. She was
also active in Community Chest
and other charity drives. A
bridge enthusiast. she frequently
played bridge at the Oakcrest
Country Club, of which she was
a member.
Besides her husband she Is
survived by son Donald. IA: a
daughter Barbara, 6, and sew
eral brothers and sisters.
Services will be held at 2:S0
pm. tomorrow at the Simmons
Bros. funeral home, 1861 Good
Hope road Sc. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Miss Lunmun, 60;
Retired Teacher

Miss Lula Lanman, 80, retired
District school teacher. died Sun
day in George Washington Hos
.pital after a short illness.
She lived at 1857 Monroe street
NV. with a sister, Mrs. Ethel
J.. Ward, executive secretary of
the Rotary Club of Washington.
Miss Lanman was born and
educated in Washington. She
was the daughter of Lewis H.
and Mary A. Lanman. Her ia
ther was an engraver for the
Government.
Miss Lanman began teaching
about 1895 and retired in 1910
as an English teacher at John
Quincy Adams Junior High
School.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Thursday in Sacred
Heart Catholic Church, Six
tenth street and Park road NV.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Dovid Weinberq,73
.Workmen's Circle
Officer 20 Years

David Weinberg. 10. treasurer
of Branch 90. Workmen's Circle,
for the last 20 years and a
member for so, died yesterday at
George Washington University
of a heart attack. He lived at
1857 Roxanna road NV.
Mr.. Weinberg had operated a
hardware store at 528 Fourth
street S.W. for the last As years.
He was active in the Work
mems Circle Home, Media, Pa,
and helped raise funds for the
United Jewish Appeal. He was
Ia member of Osiris Masonic
Lodge.
A native of Russia. he came to
Washington as a young man.
Survivors are a son Abe, 1863
Roxanna road NV; three
daughters, Mrs. Seymour Kritt,
SIPS North Capitol street: Mrs.
Jack Gershanov of the home ad-
dress; Mrs. Albert Dunayer, 9712
Braddock road, Silver Spring
Md; a brother and a sister,
Jack, Los Angeles: Mrs. Benja-
min Glazer, Detroit, and seven
grandchildren.
Services will be held at IL am.
tomorrow at the Danzansky flu
neral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
the old Workmen's Circle Gene
terry.
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DRatha

WILLIAMS, LANDON. On Saturday. June
Z, 1865, IANDON WILLIAMS. Of fi36
henllworth teri. ne. beloved husband
Of Lottie Williams. brother of jamie Nc
powell, Mozelle, Cargell, Pearl, Samuel.
Ai1red. JASPER. Horace, Lille Mae, and
cleveland Williams. He is also survived
oy otner relatives and friends. The late
MI Williams NAV be viewed at the
stewart Funeral Home. 80 VI St ne.
GIter pm, Wednesday, where Services
VIII be held on Thursday. June z Al
terry
WISE. SUSAN ALKALINE. On Monday.
june 4, 1856. SUSAN ALKALINE WISE,
beloved wife of the late Samuel Otho
Wise. beloved mother of Mrs. Thomas
LoWery and Ohio j. and James Mac
Arthur Wise. Hour of services later
Joy Mortuary Service.
JULIA A. (nee FIetcberl
JULIA a. WOODWARD Of $3.50 Cali
Iornia ST. NV. beloved wife Of Claude
Il. Woodward mother Of Mrs Marx
NJ Shoemaker and sister Of Mrs,
Maude F Collins, all of Washington.
granddaughter. Mrs. andrew E. Nell
son and three Observation-Disclosures all
Of Reno, New. Services at the S. II,
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290I i4th
81. NV. on Wednesday. June 6, at II
am; parking facilities). Interment
ROCK Greek Cemetery
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Mrs. John Boyden GoodeII,
Long Resident of Chevy Chase

Mrs. John Boyden Goodell
43, wife of a retired Army colonel
and active in various organiza-
lions in Washington, died yes
|terday at her home in East
Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass. Until
several years ago, Mrs. Goodell
lived at Williams lane, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Mrs. Goodell was the former
Mary Aileen Burdette, a native
Iof Newell. N. C. She grew up
in Baltimore and after her mar
Iriage in 1882, she came to Chevy
Chase, Md, to live for 20 years.
Mrs. Goodell was active in
World War II circles of all ma
tionalities here to promote good
will. and closer friendship among
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Francis o. Byrd,
Owned Old Estate

RICHMOND, June 5 P).-
Francis Otway Byrd, former
owner of the historic estate up
per Brandon" along the James
River, died yesterday at his home
here.
A native Of New York. Mr..
Byrd was the son of the late
George Harrison and Lucy Car
ter Wickham Byrd. He was 70.
Mr.. Byrd was a graduate of
Harvard. a member of the Rae
quet Club Of New York, the
Harvard Club and Richmond's
Commonwealth Club.
For the past five years he had
lived in Richmond and War
renton.
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Robin Spencer, Novelist,
u. S. Weather Aide, Dies

Robin Z. Spencer, SO, Weather
Bureau employee and writer, died
Sunday Of a heart attack at his
home, 1906 Porter avenue, Suit
land, Md.
He was the author of four
novels. one of which, 1.-The Lady
Who Came to Stay" (1931), was
later made into a play and pre-
scented in New York in 1941. The
novel originally was the wealth
erman's writing exercise in a
correspondence course. A ply
Geological ghost story, it went
into three editions and was
chosen by the Book League of
America, published in England
and translated into French.
| He also wrote "The Incompe-
tents" 1889, Felicia" (l937)
and "The Death of Mark
1899.
Mr.. Spencer. assistant chief
OF the Genealogical service di-
vision for the United States
Weather Bureau since December.
l949, thought the weather was
as fascinating as writing. The
only magazine article he ever
wrote. he once said, was about
weather proverbs.
Joined Bureau in 1919
Mr.. Spencer joined the Wealth.
er Bureau in 1919 at North Head.
Wash. Later he served at Bis
marck, N. OAK; Moorhead,
Mimi, and Indianapolis.
AS a meteorologist in the CEN
trail Office here, he had served
in the office of the assistant chief
for technical services. the man
agement planning section and
the Arctic operations section.
! Mr.. Spencer was born in
Ogden, Utah. He served in the
Army Medical Corps in World
War I. He attended the Uni
versity of Chicago, Georgetown
University and Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Mr.. Spencer was a member of
the Authors League of America,
the American Geophysical Union
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Mrs. Walter BROMLEY, SO,
Ex-Operutor of Candy Stores

Mrs. Walter BROMLEY, SO, who
with her late husband owned
and operated the former Brown
ley candy stores in downtown
Washington. died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital after a 13-week
illness.
She lived at 1901 Webster
street NV. with her brother,
Ernest J. LeeSnitzer.
Mrs. Brownley and her hus-
band, who died 26 years ago
started Brownley's candy store
at 1905 G street NV. about
38 years ago and then opened
Brownley'S Fruit and Nut Shop
at 1881 G street NV. They
also had Brownley'S candy
and bakery at Thirteenth and F
streets NV, where Mrs. Brown
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ley was cashier. She was vice
president of Brownley's, Inc.
Mrs. Brownley retired about eight
years ago and the last store at
1904 F street NV, closed in 1852.
Mrs. Brownley was the former
Emma Leesnitzer, a native Of
Washington and the daughter Of
Edward j. and Mary Virginia
Leesnitzer. Her father was in
the express business here.
Besides her brother, Mrs.
BROMLEY is survived by a sister,
Mrs. jeremiah J. Quinn, 1910
Jefferson street NV.
Services will be held at IL am.
Thursday at the Hines funeral
home, 29Ol Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Congress
Sional Cemetery,
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With Regard to q
Card of Thonks

Very often q card Of thonks In
The Stur meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other wuy.
Nor only Is Il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses OF the mony to whom o per-
sonul note Of thunks connot we'll be
mailed OF whose names and I'D.
dresses are not known Insertions Of
o cord Of thanks may be arranged
BY telephone to The stor ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday StoF
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AnuriItnn

S IN memory AN 81 the nV iate FA lylsh
BuCKOFF will be held on Sunday,
June TO- 1855 at 1890 p.m.. at the
Adss Israel Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. s.
OsTROwER. DIR. MEYER. unveilinv
services in memory of the late. Or,
Sunday. June 10, 1856. at 1880 pm.
at the B'nai Israel Cemetery, st.
Barnabas and Wheeler rds. Oxon Hill.
Nd. Friends and relatives invited
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anu the american METEOROLOGICAL
Society.
Commended for Papers
He was commended by De-
partment of Commerce officials
on many occasions for his excel
lent technical papers.
Survivors are his widow Eve
lyn; two daughters, Miss Caro-
Ign Spencer, 2143 Suitland ter
race S. E.; Mrs. Dorothy Ross of
the home address, and a sister,
Mrs. Patricia Barkwell, Coos Bay,
Greg.
Services will be held at 1890
am. Thursday at Gawler'S flu
neral home. 1756 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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GarAa nf Thanka

COwAN. FRANCES WILLARD. The fam
ilv OF the late FRANCES WILLARD
COWAN wishes to express Its sincerestl
appreciation for the many acts Of
kindness and expressions OF sympathy
and coincidence extended by our many
friends during the recent death of our
loved one. THE FAMILY.
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1n MFmnriant

HAWKINS, IVY l.. In loving remem-
pran,ce nc, Of our devoted mother, IVY
life four years ago, June 5, 1852.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord.
and let perpetual light shine upon
HER LOVING CHILDREN, MARY, WILL
JAMES HAWKINS. ETHEL w W1rk RER
AND SARAH BRAG
HILL, EN0CH. In loving memory of
LTMocH HILL HILL who departed this life
Two years have passed since that sad
When the one we loved was called awav.
goo took him home, 1t was His will,
but in our hearts he liveth still,
Mrs. ENOCH HILL AND CHILDREN. =
JOHNSON. MARY REED. In memoTy Of
MRS MARY REED JOHNSON, who
g Jlsn g on la thss day seven years ago.
devoted and loved mother who is
49,, missed SO very much.
HER DAUGHTERS, MRS. ALMA MI
NOR AND MRS MhRY NELSON:
HER SONS AND GRANDCHILDREN. :
KING =, g., ETHEL n. In loving memory
M, KING, who left us fourteen years
ago today, June 3. 1912
Mother, your life is a beautiful memory
- iour absence our silent grief.
You are asleep in Gods beautiful
In sunshine of perfect peace.
But days of sadness still come over us
:. Hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near us
because We loved you SO.
JOIN HEp,AA AND GHUIdLDREH, MAURICE,
JANE z. In loving memory
OF our dear mother. JANE g. LIMA.
HAN. who passed away seven wears ago
today, June D, 1919
PATTERSON. SERGT. JAMES z. In
- Bs xlds s menor JAMES ii ny d Pa hgs
IA SON. who departed this life
lEEE June 5, 1884.
He heard voice couldn't hear.
" "nieh said you cannot stay:
ne saw hand ! couldn't see,
Ihat beckoned him away.
And when the sun in all its state
- Rose IN the Eastern skies,
He passed through glory's golden gate
And walked in paradise.
His life is a beautiful memory.
:. his absence my silent grief,
He is asleep in Gods beautiful garden
IN the sunshine of perfect peace
Never shall cease to love you.
,r Never shall your memory fade,
Inc greatest love forever fingers
In nv heart for you today
some m ,S Gay IN, I'm going e see you
His precious voice will call me, too.
And | Will meet you there.
LOVING WIFE, BERTHA NJ. PATTER-
ROSS. WILLIAM r. A tribute Of eternal
Iove and memory OF my dear husband,
WILLIAM +. ROSS. who departed this
nie TWENTY-FIVE years ago today, June
FORGET you. no. never will:
loved you then. love YOU stiIl;
your memory is as fresh today
As IN the hour you passed away.
HIS LOVING WIFE, LILLE A. ROSS o
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ALMA BOWEN. Worthy Matron.
EFFIE BOYD, Secretary. = g

ALMA BOWEN, Worthy Matron.
EFFIE BOYD. Secretary. . g
CALHOUN. DAVID. On Monday. june
1, 1856, AZ the District General
Hospital, DAVID CALHOUN OF 604
18th ST. ne. DEVOTED husband Of
Hattie Calhoun. He also leaves one
daughter, three stepdaughters, one sis
ter, two brothers. one uncle, seventeen
grandchildren and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Notice OF funeral
later
COGAR, MARY r. On Monday. June 4,
1856 MARY r. COGAR OF 800 Belle
view ave, Alexandria. Va. beloved wife
OF Joseph r.. cogar and mother Of
jean Monkey. Velma Frey, Mary Jc
coRar,. Claude O.. Russell A.. Burton
L and Arden Cogar. Mrs, Cogar rests
at Gasch's Funeral Home, Hyattsviile,
Md. Services at the Riverdale Pres
byterian Church, Riverdale. Nd, on
Wednesday June 9. at pm. Rela.
tives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN-.b lots, Blk. No. a. 500
lot Nj. noral clock. ~. b-i24O.
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bers Of Prince Frederick
.!;| III. !: J; a:
v residence, Prince Frederick.
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GRAY. JOHN T. On Saturday, June 2,
1856. at D. G. General Hospital, JOHN
T. GRAY of 3 N ST. NV, beloved
father of Francis E., Lawrence M.
John T. and Leon S. Gray. He also
is survived by nine grandchildren. other
relatives and friends. The late Mr..
Gray may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 30 H ST. ne, after 4
pm. Tuesday. June 5. where prayers
will be said on Wednesday June
g. at Q am. Interment Woodlawn
rematerv
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BLONoE W. HAWKINS. Financial 5ecy
JONES RUFuS II. on Thursday. Ma,
81. 1886, RUFUS n. JONES. OF $40
ST. NV beloved father of Sylvester ant
James II. Jones. He Is also survived b,
other relatives and friends. After
pm ruesday. June 5. friends are in
yited TO call at the Jarvis Chapel 1d3.
u ST NV. where services Will be hell
on Wednesday. June o. at 1910 . m
tnterment Arlington National Cemetery
KANE, CONSTANCE ANN. On SUNDAY
June 3, 1885, at Georgetown HOSPITAL
CONSTANCE ANN KANE q 7ol
George p Kane, and mother Of Pa
tricia Ann and Daniel Nicholas Kane
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Nichola
kiatta friends ,nn, NAY call q ,,th
be said on "wednesday. June 8. at III
where mass win Be offered '' at n no.S'
am. lnterment Washington Nafiona
Cemetery, In lieu Of flowers. the famii
suRgestS that contributions De made h
the Georgetown Hospital Kidney Re
search program.
KAUsE, HELENE .. on Monday, Jun
4, 1856. az her residence, 4p4S 3Otl
pi NV, HELENE ]. KAUsE. belove'
wife Of Robert L, Kause. Belovel
mother Of Mrs Helene X. oliver AM
Miss Charlotte A. Kause: sister .
Mrs. Grace B. Fletcher. She also /
survived by one grandson Services q
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. no
l4th s. NV on "wednesday. June q
AZ pm. Parking facilitiesJ Inter
ment private.
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1faths

ROSS so. csHA ri 2; on Meossd.,, I yn:
aaum st ne. the beloved husband
Mrs. Alberta Shields. sadie lie and Thomas
Ross; He also Is survived BY other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of q f w,s,,.n later ..,. ARRANGEMENTS By
524 sth 1t. ne.
SCOTT, FLORENCE. On Monday. June
4 1885. At FIeedmen's Hospital FLOR
loved wife Of William ". Scott. step
mother OF Juanita Spriggs Cornelia
Hussell, Henry. Percy Robert, Alphonzo,
IT.: sister of Fennellia johnson, Rachel
stevens, Charles Ambrose. Harmon and
Rev. z. L. Green; She also is sur;
yiyed by a host OF other relatives and
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
20 II st. ne. after 4 pm. Thursday.
May z; Funeral on Friday, June s,
i ls.n the Peace Baptist Church. ~
Carver Memorial Cemetery.
sIMMONDs, MARY KEEHAN. On Mon
cay; june 1875; At Miami. Fla,
EdwSrd Simmonds. both formerly OF
Washington D g, Services at Combs
Funeral Home, Miami Fla. on Thurs
gay gay June thence to Little Flower
NAN"' NNAeA oaSAess rlh,
Lr. ROGER, q. s. C. q
on ,Wedn n May 80. 1855, IN
beloved husband Of Mrs. sylvia Small.
wood. father of Don and Susan Snail
wood and brother Of Stanley. Kenneth
ana RAYMOND Smallwood, Mrs. Ruth
Maryland and Carlton smaiIwood 81
at the FitzEeraid Funeral Home. as4S
Moons MsOH rue sayS June Arpst0e r.v ys ttsl
ices viii be held on Wednesday, june
9, a. = pm, in Arlington National
SMITH, EARL HAMILTON. On satur-
a aes slnf EA1 1915 A. oN Mes s11, Ate
Of Olga Nicholson Smith. father OF
Mrs; Paula Ferguson of Washington
p G. and Miss Lillian Nicholson Smith
81 u,n DalSs, Tex Services at the S. H
ST. NV; on "wednesday. June 8, at
pm: tparking facilities). Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
SMITH. EARL HAMILTON. A special
~ Lodge. No. II. r. A.. A. M,
NV June g g. 1885, ns5S on az %e Soon for
NO[Y the purpose of comforting the
w last s Masonic rites upon our
TON SMITH. The members of the
lodge are requested to attend
HENRY X. MINAMI. Master.
J r. ZIMMERMAN, Secy. 8
SMITH, EARL HAMILTON. onicers and
.,S9HeaA members of George S. Pat
,fu$A ton, Jr., Tank Corps Post No
. 49, the American Legion. are
hereby notified of the death
vs. of our late comrade. EARL
We HAMILTON SMITH. The
National Guard of Honor will
conduct memorial services at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st.
NV. on Tuesday. June 5, 1856, at
s p.m
GLEN H. ROBERTSON, Comdr.
JOSEPH A. POWERS. Adjt. 5
SMITH. EARL HAMILTON. This is to
uFNQ< express the deep regret OF the
<SS1SA officers and members of Grand
AE4H 4 Voiture ia Forty and Eight,
NJ upon the passing OF our good
Voyageur EARL HAMILTON
SMITH. Members are re-
III auested to attend services OF
Tank Corps Post, conducted by the
National Guard Of Honor. at s pm.
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WALLED. BERTHA. on FrIday. JUNG ].

1856. at her residence, 1881 Eighth st.
Walker mother of Randolph Sydnor
and sister OF - Rev. Armeta Riddle,
the Rev. Vernon Laws and Milton and
Abe ews: grandmother OF Bernard and
Randolph Sydnor, jr. She also is sur
vlved by a sister-in-law. Mrs. Lucille
McElroy; q host Of nieces and nephews
and ether relatives. Friends may call
81 the Malvan & 5chey,f Inc. Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV,
on Tuesday. June 8, after 4 pm,
where funeral services will be held on
Wednesday. June g. at ] pm Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 81
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day. June 4, 1855, at Arlington Hos
pital. MARY BELLE VEERHOFF OF
6502 Carlyn court. Falls Church. Va,
beloved wife OF Harry C. Veerhoff
mother OF Mrs. Rosehelen .Horstman of
Springfield. Ohio: sister of Miss Gene
We've Clancy OF Dayton, Ohio. and
grandmother OF Francis x. horstinan
OF Springfield, Ohio. Services and in
terment will be held in Springfield
Ohio. Local arrangements oy Fitzger-
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HARTLEY, BESSIE. On Saturday, June
.. 1856, at Freedmens Hospital. BES-
SIZE HARTLEY of $40 Newton pl.
NV. beloved daughter of Bertha Fam
Notice Of funeral later. Services by
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WHALE!, 1T. COL. GERALD EDWARD
iffetirrsndd). Or on MondSy; June 4; 1856;
(retiredl. beloved son Of Walter b.
and Anna NJ. Whaley, father OF Paul
Whaley. II and brother of Bernard,
Paul. Mary Catherine. Adele and Sister
Anastasia. Friends may call at the
Walsh Funeral Home. 74l 18th St..
Sc. where prayers will be said on
requiem mass at St Peters Church
AZ $3.50 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 4
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BUCKLER. LILLE v. on Monday, June
PRINCE Frederick, Nd, beloved wife of
the late Alvin T Buekler and mother
OF Mrs. Norman Humphreys, Mrs.
Maurice Gettier, Stanley Buckler, Mrs.
Reverdy Hall Mrs. Carroll Wood. Cor
man Buckler Thomas Buckler. Mrs.
Raymond Trott. Mrs. Lewis. Phelps and
Mrs. Philip Phelps Friends may call
at her residence. Prince Frederick. Md,
Funeral services at Trinity Church.
Prince Frederick. Md. on Wednesday,
June g. at . pm. Interment Wesley
Cemetery.
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PRICE, ANNIE Z. On Monday. lime
4. 1855, at MONTGOMERY County Gem
s srai Hospital ANNIE Z. PRICE. be-
i T1nr mother Of Mildred Eastburn.
rice' sister Of Mrs. Rosie Leizear and
MIS- MIS- Eiizabeth Turner. Friends NAV
SCI SCI a. the Takoma Funeral Home.
snoof,. Ssrrol 81; NV. parking lot OBJ
pusiLe services at the CoIesviils
Meethodist Church on wednesday. June
o, AZ pm. Casket will NOT be
open IN church. Interment church
RFAn rpNpsm
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and Mrs. Morris Smiley have re-
turned 70 ST Louis Mr.. ana
Mrs. HerseheI Finley, and Nj.
and Mrs. Freda Locke spent Sun
day afternoon as guests Of hI.
and Mrs. Autry Irving Of Newport
Sgt. and Mrs. Charles L MI
Ion of Fort Sill Oklahoma,
are visiting his parents for
week. Herbert, Maurice and DAVID
Milon will return vita them for
a short visit at Fort Smith =
Mrs. Mary Liza Patterson OF Little
Rock vas guest Of M. and MIS-
". p. Doores last weekend, at
tending the baptizing OF her
grandson Mr. and Mrs. one
MeSpadden entertained the Mllon
family Friday.
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inson and Mrs. Mary Lou Cant
ana family Of Cotton Plant were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Cap
Gregor Chester Wright and
family Of Howell have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lie Branes 4.
lionel LoekhaTt has returned
home from Detroit III. and
Mrs James Young and Jerry
Young made q shopping trip to
Cotton Plant Rev. ana MIS-
7. P. johnson accompanied MIL
dred Pearl Scott back home from
Il Dorado where she has been al
tending the Bible school g.
Shawnee Valentine and Rev. Ma
this Mcknight motored 10 JUDI
sonia on business Mr., and
Mrs. johnson Of Cotton Plant
were guests Of their relatives e
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Doss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Haggins and Mrs. L
Barnes, Doss Jones and brother
Daniels went 70 Mariana for the
funeral OF Buster Haggins, who
was the victim Of q traffic acct
dent The Mems City fedora
ton Of Augusta vii render
program at ST, Paul June "a
sponsored by Brother lionel
Lockhart Tie Gregory Giants
defeated Gum Flat last Saturday
~ a score Of 6 TO /.
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Newport

Mrs j. A. smith
Mrs Sadie Hughes. Mrs John
nie Neal. Mrs. Alice Radcliffe
Mrs. Leila Stephenson, Mrs. Whit
enhlll are On the sick list .
The home economies department
will be open each Tuesday. Eve
ryone is invited 10 use the de-
partment on this day Visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown and
family is Mrs. Pearhe NJ. Bum
Of Chicago Joe Saunders
spent Sunday with his son, Allen
Miss Joyeelyn Rowan Of
Memphis was guest Of Miss Jean
Croft and family Mrs. / J,
Oates spent last weekend II
Clarendon with relatives Send
your children 70 the playground
on Arlington and Luster streets
Rev. L. 7. Thompson held an
appreciation program last week al
Emory chapel Mrs. A. Irving
spent the weekend in Pine Bluff
with her mother -. The women