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USN. Of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Gretchen to Ensign
Richard Schwoebel, USNR, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Scho-
webel of Ardmore, Pa. The
wedding took place June is
in Grace Episcopal Church.
Humpol-Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Hiner
Monroe announce the mar
riage of their daughter EloiSe
Lindsay to Mr.. John James
Humpal III, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Humpal, jr., of
Lakewood, Ohio. The wedding
took place June is in st.
AIMS Roman Catholic Church
The couple will live in Lake.
wood.
Plotkin-K0minsky
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kess-
Ter announce the marriage of
her daughter. Harriette Janice
Kaminsky, to Mr.. Leonard
Plotkin, son of Mrs. Annie
Plotkin of Miami Beach, Fla.
The wedding took place June
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Mrs. Lawrence G. Peterson Of
Weymouth, Mass. The wedding
took place June Is in Trinity
Methodist Church. The couple
will live here.
Spicko-Albert
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer r. Al
bert Of Cheverly announce the
marriage of their daughter
Colleen to Mr.. Edward John
Spicka OF Chicago. The we'd
ding took place June 2. The
couple will live here.
Cohen-BruSheors
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin L.
Brashears Of West Lanham
Hills, announce the marriage
of their daughter Ellen Eloyce
to Mr.. M. William Cohen. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cohen. The wedding took
place June 9 in the West
Lanham Hills Baptist Church.
The couple will i've in Kent
Village.
Wynn-Howerth
Mrs. Dorothy Fletcher
Howerth. daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Sergius S.
Fletcher, announces her mar
rage to Mr.. John Frederick
Wynn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Richard Wynn of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The
wedding took place June % in
The National Presbyterian
Church. The couple will live
in Fort Lauderdale.
Schwoebel-G Glenn
Capt. and Mrs. Fritz Glenn,
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Burbcnk-Fogcn

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Pagan
of Silver Spring announce the
marriage of their daughter
Judith to Mr.. Alan Ira Bur-
bank. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Burbank of Brook
Ign. N. Y. The wedding took
place Friday in the Hotel 240O.
The couple will live in Brook
Ign.
Dopson-Lonier
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson
Lanier announce the marriage
Of their daughter Marie Fleet
wood to Mr.. Arvid Eugene
Dopson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. B.11
~,

June 10 at the Shoreham
Hotel. The couple will live
here.
Eisner-Leyking
Mr. and Mrs. Robert v. Ley
king announce the marriage of
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her hotel would pack all the
loot so she could mail it home.
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Washington's
Ancestral Home
BY JOHN LEONARD

NE OF THE few places where George Washington slept
" his ancestral home Sulgraye Manor Banbury
England.
Though Washington certainly did England Sulgave
Manor his famys
as monument to more than century Of between the
United States and Great Britain Purchased in 1914
British friends America
and by board Of Bons and Americans dedicated
pepetuatng friendly relations between the
are displayed not only memorabilia of Washington himself
excellent portraits and replica Of the famous Houdn
Historically Sugrave Manor mentioned early
in the famous Domesday Book
didn't become property Of the Washington family 1882
Henry VIII sold to Lawrence Washington pncely
sum Of 324 pounds IA shinings, pence.
Soon after he took
the Ushaped house which still stands
ranked Of the stately homes England its
oak construction and pleasing proportions the early
Washngons prosperity well his good
John Washington left there
In the New World.
The English branch Of the Washington family
Manor Tor many generations and made changes
style has been restored to is for the style
In which it originally built furnished
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Augustus S. Hale,
rs, Retired ice
IConsuItunt Auditor

/ Augustus Smith Hale, rs, {
retired consultant auditor fol
the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission, died yesterday at hi
home at 5000 University ave.
nue. NV.
He had been stricken by 6
heart attack last month.
Mr.. Hale. a native of Macon
Ca. served 80 years with. the
commissions bureau of evalua-
ton. He retired about six years
ago.
Besides his wife, Mary Walker
Hale, who lives at the home ad-
dress, Mr.. Hale is survived by q
son. Walker Augustus Hale, 9
member of the international
Staff of the North Atlantic
Treaty organization stationed in
Paris, and a daughter. Mai. Mary
Janice Hale of the Marine Corps,
stationed at Atlanta.
He also is survived by three
sisters, Miss Ruth Hale of jack
Isonville, Fla: Mrs. Homer
Herrin. ST.. Of Macon, and Mrs.
Duncan Killen of Coral Gables.
Fla. and two brothers, Chapel
Hale of Columbia. S. c., and
Carroll Hale of Macon.
The Hines funeral home, 29O1
Fourteenth street NV, is ham
ding the arrangements. Service
and burial will be In Macon on
Thursday.
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Charles c. Torrey,
TheoIoqiun, Author

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 R.-
Charles Cutler Torrey, theolo-
gian, author and lecturer, died
yesterday in a nursing home OF
heart disease. He was go.
At the time of his death. he
was writing book on the Apoc-
alypse of John. His works in
clude several on religious and
historical subjects.
Mr.. Torrey was born in East
Hardwick, VT, December 90
1863, and was educated at Bow
dom College, Andover Theological
Seminary and Strasburg.
After serving as director of the
American School of Archaeology
in Jerusalem. he was professor
of Semitic languages at Yale
University from 1900 to 1892.
Mr.. Torrey is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Anne Frueth, jr.,
whose husband Alfred is a
member of the University of
Chicago faculty.
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Mrs. Davis, 43,
School Teacher

Mrs. Joseph S. Davis, 43, Q
teacher in Prince Georges
County schools since 194l, died
of cancer yesterday at Garfield
Hospital.
The former Lubow Metrinko
Iof Olyphant. Pa. Mrs. Davis
was in her classroom at the
Wildercroft Elementary School
in Riverdale until three weeks
ago. She had previously taught
lat the Wildercroft School for
mine years and at the Riverdale
Elementary School.
Her husband is also a teacher,
at the Chillum Elementary
School. Mrs. Davis, who lived at
5605 Fortysecond avenue, Hy-
attsville Hills, came here after
her marriage Is years ago. She
was a graduate of Mansfield
State Teachers College, Mans
field, Pa.
She was active in the Holy
Family Ukrainian Catholic
Church here, and in Alpha Delta
Kappa. honorary education So
rofity.
Besides her husband, she Is
survived by q daughter, Paula,
10. and a son, Joseph S. jr., 3.
Services will be held at 9 am.
Thursday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Pierpont Wood, IS,
EXC. o. P. Official

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. IS
(R.-Pierpont j. E. Wood, 66,
prominent GAINESVILLE attorney
and industrialist. died last night
at his Florida home at Siesta
Key, near Sarasota. it was
learned here today.
Mr.. Wood was Wisconsin's Re-
publican national committeeman
from 1886 to 1910.
He was chairman Of the board
and vice president Of the War
ner Electric Brake & Clutch
Co.. South Beliot, ILL.,, and was
president of the Daily News Pub
fishing Co. at Beliot, Wis.
Born In New Orleans, DR..
Tschopik received degrees at the
University Of California and
Harvard University. He pub
lished number of scientific pa
pers on his subject and belonged
to several professional organiza-
tons in his field, which includ-
led archaeology and social an
lthropology as well as ethnology.
among the AymaFas and Mesti-
EOS Of Peru. His last expedition
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Capt. F. H. Creech Dies,
Naval Reserve Veteran

Capt. Fulton Hunter Creech
USNR (retired). an active Ma
son and veteran of 80 years in
the Naval Reserve, died of a
heart ailment Monday at the
Naval Hospital in Bethesda after
IA brief illness. He was 81.
Capt. Creech was born in -Four
oaks, N. c., the son of Ezekiel
and Laura Pool Creech, North
Carolina civic and religious lead
.ers. He attended Buies Greek
Academy and Wake Forest Col
Ilege.
He came to Washington before
World War as secretary to the
late Edward Pou. Democrat Of
North Carolina. He later re-
turned to North Carolina where
he practiced law in Smithfield
with the late George Ross Pou
Ia son of the Congressman.
Served as Petty Officer
After World War I, in which
he served as a chief petty officer
Capt. Creech became a law as
sociate of Charles Cleaves DAN
iels, brother of Josephus Daniels
in New York City. He re-
turned to Washington in 1922
as legal adviser for Henry
Ford's Dearborn Independent
and resumed his law practice
here.
Recalled to active duty in the
Navy on December s, 194l,
Capt. Creech was assigned to
the newly created Office of the
Chief Cable Censor. in charge
of the censorship of cables and
some other international COM
munications to prevent the in
Perception of information by the
enemy.
As eyenutive officer and later
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Mrs. Lopez Quesudo, Mother
of Retired Air Force General
weep through

Army in its sweep through
Europe.
Shortly before his retirement
he commanded Joint Task
Force 8, which conducted the
third group of experiments al
the atomic proving ground al
Eniwetok Atoll.a
After leaving the service, Gen
Quesada was an executive with
DIN Industries, the Missile Sys-
TENS Division of Lockheed Air
craft Corp. and Topp Industries
He is now retired and lives in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Quesada also is survived
by another son, Graham
Quesada, a civilian serving in
Japan with the Military Sea
Transport Service; a daughter
Mrs. Walter B. Kennedy OF
Pelham, N. Y: nine grandchil-
dren and 26 great-grandchildren
Her husband died about Is
years ago.
Mass was offered today in the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Burial is in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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Jacob WIKI, Editor
And LiterorYAqent

| NEW YORK. NOV. 10 tP.--
Jacob Wiki, 10, for many years
eastern story editor for Warner
Bros. Pictures, Inc, and later
a free lance literary broker, dice
yesterday at Mount Sinai Hos
Ipital.
Mr.. Wiki was with Warner
Bros. from 1929 to 1852, wher
he resigned to become a broker
lof literary properties. Recently
he was associated as a broker
in the production of the movie
l"Giant."
In the 1930s Wiki was active
in directing Warner Bros. in
lvestments in Broadway produc-
lions, among them Three Men
On a Horse" and Brother Rat.
Born in Minneapolis, he was
graduated from the University
of Minnesota. Mr.. Wiki worked
for theatrical publicity agencies
until he became an independent
film-rights broker in 1916.
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Mrs. Lnnez Quesada. 8!

Mrs. Lopez Quesada, 8e
mother of 1t. Gen. Elwood R
tPete) Quesada. USAF, retired
died Sunday in Emergency Hos
pital of heart attack.
The former Helen Mcnamara
Mrs. Quesada was born in New
York City and had been a resi-.
dent of the Washington area fol
about so years. She was de-
voted member of the Shrine Of
the Sacred Heart at Sixteenth
and Park road NV.
Gen. Quesada retired in 1851
at the age of Al after 26 year:
service. He gained fame II
World War II as commander Of
the Ninth Fighter Command
which covered and supported the
troops at the invasion of Nor
mandy and later as commander
of the Ninth Tactical Air Com
mand which supported the Isl
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as the Chief Cable Censor, Capt.
Creech was instrumental in de-
Itermining the policy of cable
censorship.
He was highly praised by
various Government depart
ments for his work, including
the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation, and the United States
Customs. Capt. Creech also was
associated with the Joint Chiefs
of Staff for a period during
World War II.
He retired from the Navy in
1915.
Active as Mason
A charter member of Barristers
Lodge, No. 48. FAAM. he had
remained active in Masonic af-
fairs as a third degree Mason
In 1948 he served as master OF
Barristers Lodge, and at the time
of his death was a member OF
the Executive Committee for the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
He had served in this capacity
for several years.
Capt. Creech lived at 840l
Bradmoor drive, Bethesda. He is
survived by his widow, Mrs.
Pauline Bryan Creech, of the
home address. and three daugh-
tiers and a son, Mrs. Roy Preston
lSandidge. jr.. Tampa, Fla; Mrs,
Paul Leider Havenstein, 1872
Irvington parkway. Bethesda;
Mrs. Frank Meade Bell, 1922
Parkston road. Springfield. Md,
and Fulton Hunter Creech, IT,,
University of Virginia Law
School, Charlottesville, Va. Eleven
grandchildren also survive.
Services will be held at the
Fort Myer Chapel at / pm.
Thursday. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Marshall B. Walker

DETROIT, Nov. Is R.-
Marshall B. Walker. 81. news
editor of the Detroit Times, died
at Saratoga Hospital today after
IA long illness He had been
news editor of the paper since
he Joined it in 1920.
Born on a farm near Dowagiac,
Mich, Mr.. Walker was q gradu-
Iate of Western Michigan College.
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With Regard to q
Cord Of Thonks

Very often o cord Of thonks in
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other wuy.
Not only is il O gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
florul tributes but also courteousiy
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per.
sonul note Of thonks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose names and 3D.
dresses are NOT known Insertions Of
o cord Of thonks may be orruneed
BY telephone to The Stcr ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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GarA nf Chunks

W IL a.. M Nary MARY The w gfny &
acknowledges with grateful apprecia-
ton all expressions Of sympathy dur
ine their recent bereavement. Sincere
thanks.
MRS MAYME j RAMsAUR AND
GRANDC HILDREN. RICHARD, CON-
SUELO AND JIJANITA
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Anurtltnn

KAsNETT, HENRY. dwelling of the
monument Of our beloved husband and
on Sunday. November is, 1856, at
! pm. at the Beth Sholom Congreaa-
ton Cemetery, 5335 Fitch st. Sc.
Friends and relatives invited.
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WILSON. ATRMAN I/c CHARLES o. JR.
On Guam, Saturday. November 10,
1856, AIRMAN ! Il CHARLES o. WILL
son. JR.. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
o Wilson, ST., OF PAS N. Columbus st..
Arlington, Va. Notice Of funeral serv-
WHITMAN. ALICE MARY. OF Acco.
E Essk' ~ ma *. on NoyemSer III 1855
beloved mother Of Mrs. vincent +. Bar
Der Miss Jane. Whitman and Elmer
Beach. sister Of Mrs. Carrie Sullivan
Mrs Sallie Maraev Mrs. Ella O'Brien
and Charles Beach Sin erandehil-
dren also survive. Services al Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ st. NV.
nm. Interment Walkers Chapel, Va
wYNNE. GEORGE s. Of $40 kennedy
St. NV. on November 10, 1856. Hus-
band Of Helen A; Wynas; father Of
s ~, John n , wynne usMC; Mrs
z. Mitchell: brother OF Mrs Irene
PRAYERS. at Chambers Funeral Home,
3u12 M st. NV. On Thursday No
vember 10. At S.90 am Mass In
Shrine OF The Sacred Heart, 18th and
Park I'd. NV, at . am Inferno nj
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
WYNNE, GEORGE S. National Guarc
gCGSsx, OF Honor viii have service:
n 19E our 6 late S,v,5 samrad a
2kfe 1856, at s nm, at Cham
VE bers Funeral Home, 3072 N
ST. NV. Funeral services a;
sacred Heart Church on Thursday, No
yember ID. Department of Commerce
Post No. 45, the American Legion
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:. 80 Well Remembered"

When We can no longer stretch out hand in
friendship, sending flowers-for remembrance-is
natural, comforting gesture There is then feel
ing Of saying we recall with affection-that every
thing we remember is good Always the sending Of
flowers is gentle soace to the giyer as well as to
those who mourn-for one so well remembered
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CEMETERY LOTS

SENTTTRY LoTs-Pigt 81 ois sec.
Of cecaF Hi. ysrg- desirable locatinn.
value. 81 600 sac $500. Nh. BLACK
WEiI- IA. s-ss2s.
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wIsEMAN, MARIAN zucKERMAN.

1 1TIrUr I rg W KS msmTFy 81 MARIAlIN
and mother. will be unveiled at the
Beth sholom Conversation Cemetery.
$685. Fitch st Sc, on Sunday, No
vember 3, 1855. at l pm. Friends
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Dra1ha

AED, Wade S. OF rs RisEs I'd. ne,
on November II. 1856. father Of
Georgiette Holtzhauer and Dianne
Hamaty, brother Of George and Tofe
Aed. Mrs Victoria Courie, Mrs. Julia
Nader. Mrs. Wadia Nader and Mrs
Faheme Ladany. Prayers at Chambers
on Wednesday, November IA at 1890
pm. Services IN st. Georges Syrian
Orthodox Church, 10th and Webster
SITS NV, at pm. Intermeht Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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WORTHY NATION
= RUSSELL b NARKLF
HELEN L. MURRAY. sscrsisry Va

MIKUOtk. FANTHENIA on eafur.
aay, November iu. 1856 PARTHENIA
MURDOCH Of a5is 26th a. ne, be-
liam, Ezra and Robert Aufd0ck She
also Is survived By tWa nieces, three
nepheNs other relatives and 4 host
q friends. After Z pm. OH Tuesday
November Is. friends are invited to
cal AZ the jarvis Chapel fs3a You
- nv whore funeral aerpires van
be held a. pm. on wednesday. No
vember interment Arbutus Gene
tsfy. BalfimoFe. Nd. 10
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CASSATT, BERNARD A. suddenly. on
Friday, November y, 1856. BERNARD
A cASSAIl Of $40 South Buchanan
Helen Chess OF Chicago. Ill friend Of
Bees / and Harold L. Mytinger OF
Hlu South Buchanan st.. ATiington,
Va Friends may call Al the Arling ton
Arlington. Va. where services Will be
held on Wednesday, November ~. AZ
II am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery In lieu OF flowers contrinu-
10
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Flora Iributea ModsrAts
prices Open daily Sun. holidays Phone
sishis 900 ists 81 wv "a s-oios
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d dHEsl 4 = aTD9AEN HfSSI Master. 10

CARR, DIANNE DOLORES. on Mon
f acs.pi EHssP pfSNNE p 5s2e cARs d
III Penn ST. ne, beloved infant
daughter Of Fred and Dorothy carr carr
also leaves to mourn their loss her
Grandfather. George Carr an aunt,
Mrs Lilly George Butler; an uncle,
Elliott Carr and many other relatives
and friends. Remains resting az the
John r Rhines A. Co. Funeral Home;
aui 3rd st. s.w, Notice OF funeral
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'+Et' ITO . " Et'FHFIVsN n lIETIIUtI
-AAy,z.,szs Of Washington Post. No. 2T94.
flks V. +. W, are requested TO
fSxFN attend National Honor Guaru
07E0fE services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 3O12 M st. NV.
s at pm, Wednesday. No
vember IA. 1856. Funeral
services at 2 pm. Friday. November
10, 1855 Interment Arlington Ma
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BURNS, GEORGE A. A special COM
n munication Of Hiram Lodge
IN No. To- F. A. A. NJ, is
IN called at the Masonic Tenn
MINI pie on Wednesday. Novem-
XNLX Der IA 1856, at . am, for
nv the purpose OF attending the
~ funeral Of our late brother,
GEORGE A. BURNS, -, :,
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ALLEN, HOWARD ].

November. 10, 1856. HOWARD j.
ALLEN OF 4540 Macarthur blvd. NV,
husband OF Elizabeth Allen, brother OF
Marion Peters Hayward A. Allen. Mrs
Alma Means, Mrs. Astrea A. Rector.
Mrs Helen Debnam, Mrs. Opia Briscoe
and Mrs. Elois Kaiser. He also Is
survived by five nieces, seven nephews
. and many other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan a. Schey Inc,
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave and
: r ST NV, today, after 4 pm, where
funeral services will be held on Wednes-
day, November IA, at pm Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. :
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NlLLIlM &. Suddenly. on
Thursday, November s, 1856. WILL
LIAM K. MEADS Of i345 Vermont
ave. NV. lie is survived by eight
uncleS, other relatives and many
friends. After /. noon on TUESDAY,.
November 3, friends are invited 10
call at the District Mortician Funeral
Home, 100 vermolt ave. NV, where
services will be ned on Wednesday.
November IA. at 1 pm. ARRANGEMENTS
BY John d. Watson. Interment Ar
ington National Cemetery. l3'
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BURNs. GEORGE A. Suddenly, on sun
day. November IL. 1856 GEORGE A.
BURNS beloved husband OF Susie M.
Burns father of William F., Georse
A ir Kenneth W. Burns and Bette
cannella, brother OF William F Burns
and Ida May Selby. Also survived by
:. Srandua ent.le Friends my caii
at the Robert A Mattinsly Funeral
Home 1871 llth st Sc where services
will be held on Wednesday. November
IA at 10 am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
10
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GREENi JAMES. on SUNDAY. Novembe
H. 1855 % bis residence the MAY.
n9vsr Hotel JAMEs GREEN husband
nay call At Oaviers Chapel. 1888 "a
ave nv tcoGrtfty narkluF oppctitel
Notice q services later.
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Dratha

CLARK, ALBERT. On Saturday. No
H SSfs zLB2Ri q CLARK R aS Gsser a
6ernice tension Smith and Sylvester
SS sa gfeps tsa q Shirley Out
o. Sarah Tyson apo William o.
speaks. He also IS surv we'd by 0 most
81 other relatives ana friends The
s Iate MI s Clark may be yyieweo at the
after pm. on Wednesday. where
private services win be held November
70, az 10 n. Intermen. Payne's
coE. MAI. GEORGE CLIFFORD. On
Sass M sGse asoRr cEIFro 3 Bos zoe
Helen Z Miller Gee. formerly q Bos toH n,
Mass anc brother OF Wayne I'd Earl
Services at Fort Mye- CHAPEL Jnet on
wednesday. November a. at . pm
lIntsrment Arlington National Gene
cREECH, CAPT. FULTON HUNTER. U.
;: retired, On Monday, Ncyem
CREEcH Of s4GI Bfoadmoor Dr.. Be.
tInesoas Md, beloved HUSBAND u Pau
Sandidge III. Mrs. Paul L. Haven
stein, Mrs. Frank NJ. Bell and F
hunter Creech, y He. also is sur
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Il Robert
A, Pumphrey. bethesda, Nd, after ~
noon Tuesday November 49, Services
at Fort Myer Chapel Fort MyeT, Va
on thursday, November Is, at l pm
interment Arlington National Gene
CREECH. FULTON HUNTER. A spe-
n etal communication of Bar
IN risters Lodge, No AS. r. A.
~A A. NJ, is hereby called for
(M ~ 1880 am. Thursday No
T%y% vember Is, 1856 in STAINS
NY bury Masonic Temple, for the
purpose OF attending the flu
neral of and conducting Masonic
burial services for our late brother,
FULTON HUNTER CREECH past
master.
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n special communication OF
IN Mount HerInon Lodge, No
IN ~, A. F. g. A. NJ, is hereby
MNA called for Wednesday. NO
WlX vember IL, 1856. at I:I5
W. N, at the Masonic Temnle,
~ Hyattsviiie, Md. for the pur-
pose OF conducting the last Masonic
rites Tor our late brother ROBERT
CLARENCE " PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-13

oAIsLEHEh' LULN Maf. On 5uhnay.
November ! /. 1856, al Doctors hos
Terrace dr.. Falls Church. "a. wife
OF the late Charles w. Galleher. and
mother OF Mrs Dorothy l. Limerick.
Mrs. Edna NJ Glass, Mrs Grace @.
William r. Galleher. she also is SUR
Ytved by seven x. andchild.Pn and TWO
Ereat-srandchildren. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Will
son blvd. Arlington Va, until y noon
st. Adams Church, Annandale, Va.
where services will be held at D m
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-13

WILLIAM s, MORTIMER. tr., secy.
LOWE, FLORRELA n On Monday, No
wife of the late Nina Lowe and mother
OF Mrs. Martha Alfred, Mrs Marearet
sullivan, Howard F Love- Mrs. Myrtle
Sehinerle and Albert Lowe Friends
Az North Washington ST., Falls
Church, Va, where funeral services
VIII be held on Wednesday November
Il, at pm. Interment Chestnut
Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Va.