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John F. Clarke, 6,
Paper Distributor

John Falcon Clarke, Sc, for
mer distributor for many years
of the old Washington Times
Herald, died Monday 80 minutes
after being admitted to the
Lemon Rest Home in Bristow
Va.
! Mr.. Clarke was q lifelong
resident Of Gainesville, Va. He
retired from his job just before
the paper merged with the
Washington Post.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Eva Clarke. and seven chill
dren: John r., Randolph S..
Mrs. Mae Nails. Mrs. Mary l.
Jewell, Mrs. Mildred Lunsford
all Of Gainesville, and Mrs. Es-
ther Thomas of Falls Church
and Mrs. Julia O'Roark of Ar
ilington.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Thursday at the
Gainesville Methodist Church.
Burial will be in the Stonewall
Memory Gardens, Manassas.
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William Scherrer,
Rockville Former

William Scherrer. 96, lifelong
resident and farmer Of Mont
gomery County. died yesterday
during convalescence from a
broken hip in Montgomery
County Hospital at Olney.
With the exception Of biref
stint with the Schneider Baking
Co. in Washington, Mr.. Scherrer
never left his home area south
Iof Rockville.
He is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Miss Margaret E. Scherrer,
chief deputy clerk Of the Mont
gomery County Circuit Court,
and Mrs. Edward w. Offutt,
both of Rockville; five grand
children, Edith A.. Charles w.
and James S. Koiner, Mrs. Fred
10. Lanier and Miss 4. Offutt,
all of Rockville. and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 am, Thursday in st, Marys
Church, Rockville. Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
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james R. Adams

DETROIT, Nov. 6 (P.-James
r. Adams, So, founder of the
advertising firm of MacManus,
John & Adams, Inc, died at his
home in suburban Bloomfield
Hills last night after a short
illness. He was chairman of the
board. Mr.. Adams was reporter
for the South Bend dnd) Trib-
une before entering the adver-
Using field in 1924 at Chicago.
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Miss CuIbertson,
|Ex-Chief of Nurses

Word has been received here
of the death last Wednesday in
Marion. Ohio, of Miss Mary H.
Culbertson. former chief Of
nurses at the Mount Alto Vet
Grams Hospital and World War I
Red Cross nurse in France.
Miss CulbertSon, who lived in
the Wyoming Apartments, 2022
Columbia road NV, was believed
to be in her late 70s. She moved
eight months ago to her former
home in Marion.
She was a member of the
Women's Overseas Service
League. the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the
Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities.
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the Philippine post late ir
March.
The embassy said funeral ar.
rangements would await wore
from Mr.. Nufer's wife, who is ir
Havana. She had been SEIZED.
uled to leave Cuba for Manills
tomorrow. 1t is expected the body
viii be flown back to the United
States for burial.
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1n Mrntnrtant
: BETTE HUGHES. d

B0LINGER, BETTE HUGHES. Died
November 6, 1882.
Gone with God.
HER HUSBAND AND THREE SONS. .
BUTLER, GEORGE. In lsvinE memory
Of my dear husband, GEORGE BUT
LER, who passed from this life one year
ago today, November 8, 1865.
To comfort you. did my best,
But GOD saw at to call you to rest
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, EUNIcE BUT
CLANTON. HATTIE DREW. In loving
memory of ms, dear. wife and beloved
sister OF Walter H. Drew HATTIE
DREW CLANTON. who passed away
November 8. 1855.
One One year has passed since that sad day
Mnen the one We loved was called away;
n our hearts = memory is kept
OF the one We loved and shall never
DEvoTTEEDE HUSBAND, MAURICE r
SLAMToN; BROTHER. WALTER H.
DAVIS. LUCINDA JENNINGS. In low
ing memory OF our dear mother and
grandmother, LUCINDA JENNINGS
PAWS. who entered into eternal rest
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep in our hearts a memory Is kept
OF the one We loved and can never
YOUR DEVOTED SON. GEORGE JEN-
NINGS: GRANDDAUGHTER, DONNA
L. JENNINGS: DAUGHTER IN-LAW,
GLADYS JENNINGS.
DAVIS, LUCINDA JENNINGS. In sad
LUCINDA JENNINGS DAVIS who
passed away hve years ago, Eovem-
ber d. 1901.
Just line of sweet remembrance,
Just q memory, fond and true:
Just token Of loves devotion,
Mother. my heart still longs for you.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LU-
DUSTIN, ALBERT NJ. IBROTHER), In
loving memory OF our son and brother
ALBERT NJ lBROTHER) DUSTIN, who
entered eternal rest twenty-five years
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearte
NON AND BUDDY.
FLETCHER. SIX SIC LEWIS. A sacred
q. and sincere tribute of love to
M 4; $F# H., 'Es !I!4:s ~! 4:
In our hearts your memory NnRers,
49, Sweetly, tender. fond and true:
There IS not q day that passes
Ihat We DO not think OF you,
LOVING WIFE, HARRIETTE: DE.
VOTED DAUGHTERS BARBARA
AND BEVERLY.
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GILLIAhD, ADELAIDE v. A tribute o
love and devotion sacred to the memoir,
o. our dear mother and grandmother
ADELAIDE v: GILLIA,RD who enteret
day, November 9, 1914.
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Where loveliness never dies,
She lives in . land Of glory,
With the blue and the gold Of TIL
And we who have known ana loved her
whose passing has brought us tears
VIII cherish her memory always,
To brighten the drifting years.
pEv0TEp CHILDREN AND GRAND
HILL. EDITH y. n loving memory o
passed. away seven years ago today
November 9, 1e4o.
A precious one from me has gone,
voice loved is stilled:
A place Is vacant in my home
YOUR %Rl'h bE HsSff cf aus e slsd JOHN
JOHNSON, LOTTIE. In fond and Low.
Ing memory OF our dear mother, LOT.
TIE JOHNSON who departed this life
nine years ago today, November 8
our theushts Of you viii never fade
You viii be forever as q brisht star IN
our hearts
SONS EDWARD T. AND JOHN l.
sTARKs, CARRIE EeTELLE. In mem
DRY Of CARRIE EsrELLE STARKS.
who departed this life nine years ago
today. November 8. 1947.
A wonderful mother. woman and aid
One who was better. God never made.
A wonderful worker, so loyal and true:
One in Q million. that mother was you.
Just In your judgment. always right;
Honest and liberal, ever upright.
Loved BY your friends. al whom you
Our wonderful mother. that mother was
you.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
VET, CATHERINE NJ. IN loving mem
DRY OF nv dear mother, CATHERINE
M. VET. who left me twenty years
ago today. November 8, 1896.
God gave me q wonderful mother,
She wies one who never grew old;
GOD made her smile as the sunshine,
He made her heart Of pure gold.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills were hard to climb:
He gently closed her loving eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine. /"
HER LOVING DAUGHTER MARGARET
JACOBS.
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Thomas w. Carter.
Retired Stute Trooper

FARMVILLE, Va, Nov. 6 (P)
"A funeral service will be held
at Hampden- Sydney tomorrow
for Thomas w. Carter. So, re-
tired State trooper who died yes
lterday at a hospital here.
Mr.. Carter, who retired March
l, 1866. carried on the last II
years Of his career as a State
trooper after losing a leg. An
accidental discharge from a
shotgun struck him below the
right knee in 1914. He was d
trooper % years.
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Justice Arthur Goqne

QUEBEC. Nov. 6 (PJ.--Justice
Arthur Gagne. "a. collapsed and
died yesterday while hearing a
case in the Quebec Court of
Appeals. He was a former law
associate of Prime Minister Louis
ISt. Laurent.
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thanks

Very often card Of thopks in
The StoF meets q need which con
hordly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
fIoroI tributes but also eourteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the mony to whom per-
sonul note Of thunks connot we'll be
mailed or whose nomes and I'D.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
o card Of thonks moy be arranged
BY telephone to The Stor ST. $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stcr
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Or. H. D. Junkin

CHICAGO. Nov. 6 (P).-Dr. H.
D. Junkin, II, Of Paris. H., presi-
dent Of the National Association
of Specialists in Fractures, died
yesterday of cancer.
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AHltrtltnp

GUTENBERG, JOSEPH. An unwilling IN
memory Of JOSEPH GUTENBERG will
be held on sunday. November II, 1855.
az 1915 p.m at the AdAs Israel Gene.
terry. Friends and relatives invited
THE FAMILY.
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MeDoNALD, RUTH. On Friday, No

vsnbsr :, 1856. az D. G. General Hos
pital. RUTH MCDONALD Of "a Myrtle
Donald. daughter 81 Jessie James and
the late Mary Harris. and grand-
daughter Of Mrs. Frances Thomas
She also ts survived BY i've auntS.
friends. The late Mrs. Mcdonald may
Be viewed At the Stewart FuLeral
Home. 30 II ST. ne, after 3 pm on
tuesday. Funeral on Wednesday. No
Church, 10th andtN SITS nv. at ~ 30
pm. Interment AArlinEton National
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CEMETERY LOTS

. sITEs fossiksfI Fost Tinsoin; Fsa.
aonahly priced On 6-sOs3. aiisr :
pm
NaIL. MN. PARK- sites. best lss.
sacrifice fpf eAAh. CA 4-o21l. II
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ANISIA N. on Monday,
November 5. 1856 az the Washington
SanlLarium. and HOSPITAL AVISIA NJ
spring, Md, wife Of The late Joseph
A, Mecraken and mother Of F. Vernon
MeCraken OF Richmond Va. and Mrs.
Lillian NJ Gardner of Silver Spring,
q RIkins. W Va Thefe also scare are
seven grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. Mrs. McCraken rests
A. the Ray. Myers Funeral Home. sol
viii be said on Thursday, November
5 At $3.50 am. thence to st. Mark s
Catholic Church. where mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul.
Interment Calvary Cemetery.
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is not to be taken
lightly

Obviously, experience important every field
said that Edison tried 200 different
for his electric light before achieving Similarly
field of funeral direction many years panstang
experience have enabled furnish highest
quality with famous sixty services.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Rxpressiys FiorAi tributes, Moderate
prices Open daily sun, holidays Phone
1rtere also accented ESQ % pm week
uiEh.s 200 isth 81 NV Ma e-0iO6
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MARSHALL. EnWARD }. on saLnrdav

SHALL Of 5000 s. 18th ST., Arlington
Va. father CT Mrs Helen Scott Mrs
Frances Miles, alfred and Georg,
Marshall. Also surviving are two sis.
Gertrude Peyton both Of New Yorl
City; other relatives, and mans
friends. After II noon on Tuesday
friends are invited to call at the Nc.
CURE Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV
Requiem mass will be celebrated al
10 am. on Wednesday, November T. al
Our Lady Queen Of Peace Catholic
Church, s. 10th and Fillmore SITS. Ar
lington. Va. 8
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WvsmSsi l. 1855. at PhSs h GsHl Ms,
EvERETT Z MiLlARp. 5e i5S: nus Ma.:
band q Annie Millafd, and father Of
and Orville T. MillaTd Of Mason
SPRINGS. Nd. He also Is survived by
seven grandcn.ldren. Funeral from
Hunt Funeral Home, Waldorf. Nd. on
Services ~ Mafoury Baptist cnUfch
a. pm. Interment church cemetery
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KLEINHEIz, HERMAN. suddenly. or

Sunday, November 4, 1856, HERMAN
KLEINHEITz. of 5415 Pine st.. Forest
Kleinheitz and father OF Herman j.
and Mary l.. Kleinheitz He also is
survived by three sisters and two
grandchildren. Relatives and friends
may call at the Gaseh Funeral Home,
4139 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd,
after 3 pm, Tuesday, November g.,
where services will be held on Wednes-
day, November z, at l pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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} IKATs0URos. FRANK. suddenly. on

Monday. November 5, 1856. FRANK
son of Mrs. Maroudia Katsouros,
brother of Nicholas. Steve and
the late Emanuel Katsouros and
Anna Protos, all Of Greece. Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th ST. NV.
parking facilitiesi, Services at st.
Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church. 36th
day, November Z. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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JOHNSTON. ESQ CONSUL CoLDMELL

SIDNEY tretiredD. On Sunday. No.
go coNs 2Ie co sHSVEH1n H spBgMs1
JOHNSTON lretiredl of 5000 Edgemoor
lane. Bethesda, Nd. husband of Etoile
B; Johnston and father of Coldwell
Sidney Johnston. jr He also is sur
vived by. two grandchildren Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pa. ave. NV. (courteSy parking OPP
positeb, where services will be held
ON Thursday, November s, at ii am.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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JOAN A. On Saturday. No
yember 8, 1856, at the Andrews Air
Force Base Hospital, JOAN A. no
GAN, the beloved wife OF James NJ
Loretta P. Hontz. sister OF Mrs. Marion
BuckleF, Mrs. Ruth Lowe Mrs Elsie
Williams and Lloyd W. Hontz, jr. Flu
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, on Wednesday, November z, at
2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Dfatha

BnLER. MELVIN A. Suddenly on Mon.
S415 Dixon ave, Silver Spring, Nd
MELVIN 4. BILLER, husband OF Rutf
Lucille Biller, father Of Margaret Anne
Sue Biller: son OF Mr. and Mrs Johr
E.. Biiler Of Timbervile, Va. Mr.
Biller will rest at the Warner z. PUN.
phrey Funeral Home S434 GeorRis
Tuesday, November tparking facili.
tiesi. Service and interment on Thurs.
Gay, November 8, in TimberVille, Va
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HUTCHINSON, ETHEL T, on saturday

November 8, 1896, ETHEL T, HUTCHiN-
SON Of 1929 Constitution ave. ne,
beloved wife Of Melvin j. Hutchinson.
mother Of Mrs. Dolores Nair. Miss Dor
othy Hutchinson. Mrs. Alma Meredith,
Miss Louise Hutchinson, Mrs. Jean Chat
man, Miss Annette Hutchinson, Warren
J. and Melvin E. Hutchinson She is
also survived by Is grandchildren, two
sisters, Ave brothers. other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed at her
November @. Funeral, Wednesday. No
vember 2, At pm. from Lane
c, M. e Church, 254 14th. st. ne, Rev.
Giles r. Wright ofnciating Interment
ments BY Barnes and Matthews. q
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HILL, CAROL BONE. On Tuesday, No.
va, CAROL BONE HILL. beloved hus.
band Of Kathaleen o. Hill and father
81 Re Ss0 fyt, p H E PTsnd bs4 may eel
blvd. Arlington, Va, where funera
services will be held on Wednesday
November 2, at 2 pm. Intermeni
Madisonville, Ky.
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BRooKs. WlLLIAM ALBEhI, On Mon

BERT P sRocks Of S 1907 w PIoTias ave- A
ne, the devoted husband OF Mrs
Viola II. Brooks and beloved father
Of Mrs. Juanita Lancaster and Will
liam Brooks, ir. He also leaves many
other relatives and friends Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by Alex
ander s. Pope Ala 18th st. Sc
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HML. CHRIsTTNE tJAKEl. suddenly

on Friday. November 2. 1856, at her
"a 18th ct sc. She is survived By
her daughter Mrs Ethelmae M. VII
liams: father, Willie B. Hill: two sis
tiers, Mrs. Mary A. Washington and
Hunter: three grandchildren. two nieces
six nephews, many other friends and
relatives. Friends may call at the
Der 8. after s pm. Services will be
held ct Morton a. Jones Funeral Home,
l242 H st, ne, on Wednesday. Novem-
Der z, at l pm. 1nterment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 8
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SMITH. CHARLEs JOsEPH.

SmilHs IHAhLES JOSEPH. Suddenly,
on Tuesday, November 8. 1856, at The
Washington Sanitarium. CHARIEs To-
SEPH SMITH OF So Varnum ST. NV.
beloved husband Of Marie d. Smith
ana father Of Charles J. and Francis
CLAW, Jessie Jones and Glenwood Dodd.
He also is survived by eleven grand
SnlluIsh ana Two Observation-Disclosures
Friends NAV call at the Takoma Fu-
me- ot 0m opp St Carr0l = NV paFss
Lewisdsle Baptist Church. Riggs I'd.
LeRisdale, Nd. on Thursday, Noyem-
per !. at 2 pm. Mr.. Smith viii lie
until 40 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
STANTON. INFANT LOUIS DARRELL.
". on Monday, November 5, 1885.
Saanco 9sa INFANT FAM i Ssyh b aSNRsPsn
Mae and serEt Louis DARRELL SIAM SIAM
ton ST. He also leaves 10 mourn
other relatives and many friends
Notice Of funeral later.
STROTHER, WILLIAM LOUIS. on Sat
I IEaSY: s9y gG4t1srS p 1925; WILLIAM
aye NV, beloved son Of Mrs. Kaoka
Sttother and brother Of Mrs. William
johnson; Mrs. Clement;E Atkinson and
o 1ehrsid M Strother Also surviving are
After y noon on Tuesday friends ndlen sre
invited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1890 9th ST. nv. where eerv-
ICES VIII be aeld on Wednesday. No
ysmIoer Interment Carver Memo
TATE, FRANK A. On Saturday. No.
Dumfries, Va, beloved husband Of
Grace late. father Of Ricky Recido
anu Mrs Arthur Lee Tate He also
- survived By other relatives and
friends. After pm. Tuesday, Mo-
ssmeer 9 friends are Invited TO call
nv Funeral on Wednesday, Noven-
PEI 81 l pm, from the Woodiawn
=. NJ Z. Church, Gum Spring, VA In
.eIment Arlington National Cemetery.
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BLAKEMORE. MARY A. On Sunday
Eoy NaSs,,s 4 l96e Der r ssKS
MORE, wife Of the late Harry c. Blake
more and mother Of Mrs. Edla B
Carter OF Manassas, Va. Mrs. Mar
Harry G.. Blakemore OF New York
Manassas, Va: Mrs. Betty B. MessicE
Of Manassas, Va, and Ms Nancy gS e q
frady Of Manassas, Va: sister of Mrs
Delmar Beatty of Erie, Pa, and Mrs
khlaire De Roeher of Parker, Pa. She
also Is survived BY seven grandchil-
dren. Friends received in the Baker
a. Son Funeral Home, Manassas. Va,
where services will be held on Wednes-
ment Woodbine Cemetery, Harris
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"a nunicstion o. Silver Spring
IN Lodge, No. 215, A. r. a A.
IN = M, Georgia and Wayne ayes,
~ NO Silver Spring. Nd, will be
MNSS/X held on Wednesday. Novem-
nv Der z, 1855, at 9:45 am.
for the purpose Of conducting
Masonic services for our late brother.
PAST MASTER GEORGE BILLINGS.
JAMES r HUTcHIsoN,
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day. November 4. 1866, at his resi-
dence, 1921 Girard ST. NV. BRADLEY
DONALD SMITH. devoted husband OF
Mary Elizabeth Smith, and lather Of
Hilda $; Cobb, Otwiner S. De Mond
and Ruth s. Lloyd Also surviving are
fye. grandchildren. one ereat-gfand-
child, other relatives and many friends.
after 12 noon Tuesday November g.
friends are invited to cali at the Nc
where services will be held on Wednes-
day, November z, at IL am. Inter-
inent Lincoln Memnrial Cnnnefnrr
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OTTtl JOE DAVID. On Sturdy, No
pitas JoK DAVID oTrs S ~ 9s0s RAE aEs.
dolph I'd, saver Spring Nd. husbana
Of Ann Frances 2 OTIS and father
~ joseph X. and Michael p Otts. son
q ME. and Mfa 4 n Otis ns AfanHaa
Pass Ter. Mr. OTIS rests a. the
warner n Pumphrey Funeral Home
where prayers vii ~ satd or Tnura-
caT. November :. 81 . 40 . m. fpafkine
faeiatiesl. Inierment FarkiaEn Gene
tery. "a
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In our hearts your memory linRers,
sweetly, tender; fond and true:
That We do not think OF YOU.
LOVING WIPE, HARRiETTE: DE-
VOTED DAUGHTERS, BARBARA
AND BEVERLY.
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day November S, 1858. AZ The District
MITCHELL Of "a You 81. nv, beloved
husband Of MABEL M Mitchell he also
Is survived By one sister. Mabel Powell
one brother, Lloyd Mitchell. one adopt
"a niece. Barbara Henson. one sister.
in-law, one brother-in-law and many
other relatives and friends Frienda
may call a. the tatney Funeral Home
1872 ilth q. Nv, from IL noon 70
I'm "wednesday. November Fu.
neral A. pm. from the Mount Leh-
anon Baptist Church, the Rev. Edgaf
Newton in CHARGE, lntefment North
Carolina.
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Novsmbsr T. 1855. A ROBERT RI F ADASi
JOHNSON Of I41 4Sth pl ne, be-
johnson, Jr, and brother Of Beryi
johnson. He also Is survived by other
relatives and friends. After pm.
on Tuesday, November 8, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1892 You st. NV. where services viii
be held on Wednesday. November Z.
at 9:15 am, Rev. Raymond r. Rob-
ertson officiating. increment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 6
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FLETCHER. SIX 37c LEWIS. A saered
and sincere tribute Of love to
~ our husband and father, SIX
He SIC LEWIS FLETCHER who
Ill., passed away eleven years
ago
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CARPENTER, FLORENCE Z. Suddenly,
s e. SSs aI,s N9 SsTS,,.;S 1885; At
FLORENCE p CARPENTER. beloved
vile Of the late Daniel w. Carpenter.
n1othert OF Daniel NJ. Carpenter and
sister OF Mrs. Mary T. Hart She also
As survived BY one srandchild. Notice
III "a
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CONVENTION BUREAU, SURE,
BUT STILL CAPITAL COMMITTEE

The Greater National Capital Committee by any other
is still-the Greater National Capital Committee
Some members expressed recently when news
papers announced the GNCC had adopted name.
Convention and Visitors Bureau
To allay the fears of longtime members of the Is
yearod organization Clarence A. Araa executive director
issued clarifying statement
"A decision reached to emphasize the convention
and visitors promotion aspect Of the GNCC by featuring
prominently Convention and Visitors Bureau
leterheads and releases" he said This we believe will
assist broader understanding of the functions
Of the committee"
News releases now have Convention and Visitors Blu
reau at the top and Greater National Capital Committee
at the bottom
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ZOO ANTEATERS TO SAMPLE
SOUP AND LLAMA

Such dishes as Kangaroo soup-not favored with hops
and Andes llama 10 be offered TO the Anteaters
Association Of the Zoo at its fall series Of uncheons
The association despite its NAME Is dedicated the
eating Of Wild game. The swollen membership now ass
with waiting list Of 7O0 pressed host Gordon Leech
TO serve the feasts twice week the National Zoo Park
Restaurant.
The FIRST luncheon will be November 10 and H. Mallsrd
duck will be offered There will be two more pairs Of
luncheons this month and brace IN December
The offerings will include Northern woods black bear
continental royal stag caribou steak pheasant
The animals al the Zoo need not b. these
announcements the game all purchased outside. Mr.
Leech made Il clear
The luncheons are helc from 1870 to 3 pm. The
association has no dues The luncneOn speakers
Mr.. Leech indicated. therefore. that the have
ulcers.