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ERNEsTINE l. DAVIS. W. NJ.
HUGH c. RUSSELL, W. P.
KATIE W. TODD SccretarY

KATIE W, TODD. Secretary
STRAIT, ERNEST T. On Sunday, March
lg56, at Casualty Hospital. ERNEST
husband Of Minnie p P Strait ST. it, Friends Friends
III ST. fA and Mas Lee ave- euh ee Were
prayers will be offered on Thursday,
March ;, al 10 am Interment Glen
To0MdEY, JOHANNA DESMOND. On
sunday. March !. 1886. at her resi-
a aensS 643G Esh dgmf5 d 4oNousS 10 10
loved wife. o., the late Daniel Toomey;
Helen Richel$en and Daniel Ioomey.
Us r, Funeral 0frm The Iimothy Han
NV, on Wednesday, March :. at 9
am. High requiem mass at St Gabr;-
els Church. Grant circle NV. at
$50 am. 1nterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery, Relatives and friends in
WEAITHALL. BERTHA CLAIRE. sud
denly. on sunday, March 4. 1886, al
WEALTHALL Of. 500 18th 81. NV,
mother of Mrs. Roberta W Hanna Of
Napoleon. OHIO; sister of Mrs. Florence
Of springtield. Ohio: three .srandchil
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2a0l l4th
st. NV, on Tuesday, March o. at
pm. ParSing taciIlties) Interment
wEALTfHALL. BERTHA. othcers and
X IN members Of Acacia Chapter,
I: +; Is:
W l4th St NV. for the pur-
pose OF conducting Eastern Star serv-
ICES Tor our late sister, BERTHA
WEALTHALL, past matron
ELllABETH R. JAMES, W. M,
MAY A. WATTS, Secy. 6
wEALTHALL, BERTHA c. Officers and
CD s$:f s.,:s, ::.s i i:
death OF Lady BERTHA c.
WkALTHALL. Members may call at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 18th st. NV. Interment Spring
LADY MITE B. CAROL,
High Priestess
LADY JUANTTA P. LOVE, Recorder
WEST, ELSIE GOLDEN. On Saturday.
March 3, 1856. at her residence lOId
lst st. Sc. ELSIE GOLDEN WEST, be-
loved wife OF the late SerRt William
II. West. She is survived by devoted
cousins, Mrs. Mamie Z. Cain OF Phila-
ana many other relatives and friends
After $3.50 pm. Tuesday. March s
friends may call at the John T. Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home, 90l 3rd ST, s.W Fl.
thence to the Rehoboth Baptist Church
1924 1st st, ,sw.. where remains Will
pm Wednesday March :, al which
time services vii! be held, the Rev, A
H; S johnson offlciatins Interment
ArlinSton National Cemetery.
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SISTER ANNA MAE BERRY,
Financial Secretary.
CAMPBELL. LUCILLE. On Saturday

CAMPBELL, LUCILLE. On Saturday
March 3, 1856 at her residence. 1909
North Carolina ave. Sc LUCILLE
CAMPBELL, devoted wife OF Eddie
Campbell sister OF Mrs Rosetta Clark,
Mrs. Mildred Redmond Mrs Annie
Mae Recder, Mrs Dorothy Graham,
Henry, Francis and William Proctor
and Alfred Minor She also is sur
vived by other relatives and many
friends Remains may be viewed at
her late residence after pm Tues
day. March d; thence TO lie in state at
St Matthews Baptist Church, il05
New jersey ave. sc. from 10 am to
/ pm ttime OF iuneraD Wednesday.
March Z, Rev. Frank Randall officat-
ing Intement Woodlawn Cemetery
Arrangements by Barnes a. Matthews.
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BoUTELL. CAROLINE. On Friday. March
. 1856. at the Worthing Nursing
Home. Portland. Me, where she had
been patient for several years, CARO-
LINE BOUTELL daughter of the late
Lewis Henry and Anna Greene Boutell
for many years residents of Evanston
III Funeral services at the First Con-
gregational Church. Evanston, III at
gao pm. Wednesday. March :. 1856.
III
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RRnMMELL RERrHA M suddenl,

BROMWELL. BERTHA NJ. suddenly
on Monday. March 5 1856, at her
residence, 1912 Van Buren, st. NV,
BERTHA NJ CROMWELL. beloved
wife of Dwight L, ~ Bromwel.
mother of Berton A. Bromwell and
sister of Charles, Elwood and Valentine
Ashford Of Takoma Park. Md. She also
is survived Ih1ktwo grandsons. Notice
of funeral 1ater.
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Draths

HoFF, MARGARET P. On Saturday
H Hospital, o cheyerly, Nd. MARdAR d
/ ?; HoFF OF sos 62nd ST.. Seat Pleasant
mother Of Mrs. Catherine Tsymsn
George L. Anthony j., Robert F., Henry
j., Edward, Frances L. and William
Hof. She also is survived by twenty
children. a sister and a brother Friend.
may call at the Gasch Funeral Home
Hyattsville. Nd. where prayers will bs
said on Wednesday, March Z. at
Ole Ole church. seat Pleasant Nd, Wher,
requiem mass will be offered for the
repose of her soul at $3.50 Am. Rela.
tives and friends invited. Intermenl
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HOFFACKER, IDA NJ. On Monday
March .. 1855, IDA M. HoFFAcKER
Robert A. Mattinely Funeral Home
l31 1th st. Sc. where. services will
be held on Thursday' March :, al
1890 am Relatives and friends in.
vited. 1nterment Lorraine Park Gene.
terry, Baltimore. Nd.
HOWARD, EDWARD. On Sunday. March
4, 1856, EDWARD HOWARD OF 9la
loving wife, Matte, Howard; two daugh.
tiers, Mrs Lucille Moray and Mrs
Ida Williams. Mrs Minnie Perry and
Mrs. Effie Simpkins, Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by the w H
Bacon Funeral Home, 1922 9TH st. NV
HUDSON. CORA ANN. On Monday.
March 5, 1856, at the Washington
sa cs4ro CORA T AN HUDSON p0sS MD
beloved wife of irby P, Hudson and
mother OF Frank P, George H, Ralph
c. and Miss Meta Hudson. Edgar L.
and Miss Florence Hudson and Mrs.
Cora Ann Chandler. sister Of Mrs. Tunis
Fritz, Louis and Fred Marks; She also
is survived by eight grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home, .254
where services will be held on Wednes-
day, March z. at . pm 1nterment
George washington Cemetery.
HUTCHINSON, ALBERT T. On Sunday.
March 4. 1855, ALBERT T. HUTCHIN-
SON. beloved husband of Marie Mona
han Hutchinson. brother of Rosa Sny-
son. Friends may call at Robert A.
Mattingiy Funeral Home. 1871 11th st.
Sc. where services, will be held on
Wednesday, March Z, at am. Rela-
tlves and friends invited Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery. Falls
Church. Va. 6
JACOBS, MARY McENEANEY. On Sun
day. March 4. 1856. at her home 734
Easley St, Silver Spring, Md, MARY
McENEANEY JACOBS, wife Of the late
Joseph Jacobs and mother of Mrs.
George Fitzgerald Of Ocean City. N. j.;
Mrs, Edward McConville of Philadel-
phia, Pa: Mrs. J. Frank Hushion OF
Silver Spring, Md. and the late Mrs
Theodore Quirk. There also are five
grandchildren and five great-grand-
children. Mrs. Jacobs rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md,
until 10 pm Tuesday. March g.; thence
to the Oliver H. Bair Funeral Home,
1920 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa
Mass will be offered for the repose OF
her soul on Thursday March s. at
10 am, at St Anthony's Catholic
Church, Philadelphia Pa. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery. Private park
ing facilities for your convenience To-
Gated on Wayne ave. adjacent to the
funeral home.)
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FORT LINCOLN sites. Mt. Calvary
Must sell Immediately JU. 9-Sg3s. e
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DYER, WILLIAM W. A special com

munlcatlon OF Columbia
Lodge No. 2S5, A. f. and
\ A. M, Arlington, Va, is
!" called at 2 am. Wednesday,
ny March +, 1856. for the pur-
" pose of conducting Masonic
services at the funeral of
ate Brother. WILLIAM w. DYER.
L " FOB 2 ESTER Master &
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BRopT, WILLIAM PAUL.. on Tuesda

March 6. 1856, at his residence,
2Sl7 3Sth st NV, WILLIAM PAUL
BRODT, beloved husband of Bertha
Louise Brodt (nee Streitbergerl father
OF William Charles Brodt. grandfather
OF Doris Anna Brodt and brother OF
Mrs Elsa Loeffler Carl and Alex
Brodt Services at the S H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l 18th st. NV
on Thursday, March g. at 8 pm
tparking facilities. Interment privae.
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LOVE. ADA CONSTANCE. On sunda,

March 4. 1856, at Emergency Hospital
ADA CONSTANCE LOVE of $3.50 Nor
rison st. NV, beloved wife of William
Love; mother Of Wyllie F Love. Mrs
Mrs H II. Mead and William F. Love.
sister of Doris F, GlaSspole and Mrs
] P MacGregor. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda-Cheyy Chase
funeral home Of Robert A. Pumphrey
Bethesda. Md, where services Will he
held Wednesday March 7, at 10 am
Interment Washington Memorial Gene
terry.
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BUCK, FLORENCE NJ. On Sunday
March 4, 1856, at Spring Grove Hos
pitaL FLORENCE M BUCK, beloved
wife OF Oliver Buck and mother OF
Mrs Lillian Donley and Floyd Buck
She also is survived by five grand
children. Funeral services al the HUNT
Funeral Home, Waldorf Md, or
Wednesday, March :. at } pm. Inter
ment Mount Rest Cemetery, La
Plata Nd
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BRIGHAM. NoRsIE. On Friday. March

2. 1856, Mrs. NoRs1E BRIGHAM Of
2lS Adams st ne, wife of Russell
dell and Roy Ford and Mrs. Dorothy
Hunt She also is survived by other
relatives and friends. Remains rest.
ing with L, e. Murray L. Son 1897
10th st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday. March Z
at ] pm, Rev. Hall officiating, In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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DpathH

8. 1855. at District General Hos
pitsl, LUTHER LYNCH. beloved nus
band of Fannie Lynch of l226 orreII
81 pm nS fuesd asseho March h' So can at Boyd'
Funeral Home, 1888 Goth st. NV
Funeral on Wednesday, March Z. al
l pm, from the above funeral home
MAHONEY, MAMIE ARLENE. On Mon
day March s, 1885 a. the ?; c; Gen
HONEY Of 325 o st. s.w.; beloved wife
OF Henry Mahoney. Sr. She also leaves
TO mourn their loss eight children
MGs YsEna ph Mis- a fqf
cent Carolyn and Henry Mahoney, ir.
four sisters, two brothers and many
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting At the John I, Rhines & CO
friends may call after pm. Wednes-
day March. =. Funeral services or
THURSDAY March & at l pm. at tht
NJ 81. s:w., f The Rev. Charles W. green
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
MARTIN. LEO B. On Monday. March
leo b Martin FIN bei Ha broth SH''s q
Mrs. Elizabeth White. uncle of Mrs
Grace Davis. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home 4th st. and Mass
At $50 am. Thursday. March 8
Requiem mass will he offered at the
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
2Sth st. and Pa ave. Sc. at 10 am
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. s
Mccoy L,9 1 r., R.; suddenly. on
S23S Nsllyoo a,G Td PRet d,s Nd
Mary A. and 1 Thomas Mccoy and
William j. Mccoy. Friends are Invited
TO call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home CT Robert A. Humphrey.
Bethesda. Md Services on Wednesday.
March al St Jane Francis de Chantei
Catholic Church. 91OI Old Georgetown
I'd, where requiem mess will be of
fered at $50 am. Interment Park
MusGRoVE, EDWIN N. On Monday,
March 5. 1856, at the Veterans Hos
pital,. Msrtinsburg w. Va, EDWIN N.
MUSGROvE of TIA F st. ne, beloved
husband of Evelyn Musgroye and brother
OF Mrs. Alice M. Archer. Services
and interment private.
NORRIS. LIT. COL. JAMES WARREN.
On Monday, March o, 1856. at Be
thesda Naval Hospital, 1t, Col JAMES
sshing Or, ellington, Va, beloved hus-
SAL at The, Ives Funeral Home 1917
noon Wednesday, March Z: thence to
ices will be held at | pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
NORRIS, JAMES W. A special COM
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CAMPBELL. CELIA. The officers and
members Of the Womens Auxiliary
of the General Baptist DeaconS Asso-
citation are hereby notified OF the death
Of our late sister, CELIA CAMPBELL
Funeral services on Wednesday, March
Z. at | pm, al 81. Matthew Baptist
Church, New Jersey ave. and M st
Sc Please wear badges.
SISTER IDA S BURKE. President.
BROTHER SAMUEL HESTER,
President of Association.
SISTER ANNA MAE BERRY.
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LAMB AN ROBERT SCOTT. ND. On Sun.

day March 4, 1856. at George wash
ington University Hospital ROBERT
SCOTT LAMB, M D: father OF Eliza :
beth Scott Lamb mrs. Gene lamb
and Robert Keen Lamb deceased.
DR.. Lamb also is survived by five
grandSons. three nieces and three
ncphews. Friends may call at the Lee
> Funeral Home 4th st. and Mass ave.
ne. where services will be held on
Wednesday, March : at 1870 pm
1nterment private, in Lower Burial
Ground, Germantown, Pa 6
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BERNARD. CARRIE w. All members
of ST. Augustihe's Sodality
IF j; \; ]: /
~ 9th st. NV. on Tuesday
March q, 1856, at 100 pm.
EULA s. TRIGG, Prefect.
ETHEL LEE, Promoter Band 5.
PEW EHARIES VII <
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LAMB. ROBERT S. A special communi-
o. cation OF Hiram Lodge, No.
a. : J. : !: =; e. ':: ].
N 10. F.. A. A. M. Is called at
IN the Masonic Temple, We'd
~NN neSday. March :. 1856, at
NAJ/Y 800 pm. for the purpose
NNT of conductine Masonic serv-
W ices for our late brother.
ROBERT SCOTT LAMB
CHARLES S. MCDANIEL, Master.
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In Mrntnriant

CORDER, MARY L. tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of MARY
E. CORDER, who departed this life six
years ago today. March 8, 1850.
HUSBAND, DAUGHTERS AND GRAND
DAUGHTER
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STOKES, PATTIE V. Oficers and mem
" III bers of Gethsemane Chapter
VII No. B, o. (. s.. are requested
N@R to attend the funeral of our
AAAE> late sister, PATTlE v
STOKES, on Wednesday
u March z, 1856. at pm
at the Mcguire Funera.
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BERNARD, CARRIE W. On Saturday
ALarch % 1 nsE 2IIr I2I,I2 Z

March j. 1866 CARRIE " B aasSIsRi
of 1474 Meridian pl n W.. beloved sis
ter of Mrs. Lucille w. Mills. Also sur.
viviug are other relatives and many
friends. After II noon Tuesday. March
6, friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 9th st.
NV. Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 2 am. Wednesday, March z. at St.
Augustine's Catholic Church, 18th st.
between R snd SITS NV. Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery. =
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DYSON, HARRIS r. On Sunday. March
4, 1856, in Freedmens Hospital HAIR
RIS R. DYSON, devoted husband Of
Lena 5. Dyson, brother of Mrs. E.
West Marshall Mrs DOME Dodson.
Mrs. Copsie Decker. Mrs. Goldie Will
son. Mrs Rubie Thomas and Miss
Margaret Dyson. He also is survived
by many nieGes and nephews. two
sisterS-in-law. four brothers-in- law
and other relatives. Friends may call
ct the Malyan & Schey, Inc. Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV.
on Tuesday, March d. after pm and
until L pm. Wednesday, March T. after
which remains will lie in state at his
residence in Bel Alton, Md Funeral
from the Shiloh Methodist Church,
Newburg, Md on Thursday. March &,
at ! pm. Interment church cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan g. Schey. Inc
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IS, JAMES w. A special COM
munication OF Potomac Lodge.
No. 5 F. A. A. M, is hereby
\ called for L. noon Wednes-
. day, March :. 1856. at the
~ GEORGETOWN Masonic Hall, for
~ the purpose of conducting
Masonic services at the flu
OF our late brother, JAMES
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ave, Fairhayen. Alexandria, Va, on
March :, 1856 husband OF, Marie L.
Duyall, father of George P, jr., Rich
ard E. Eugene A. and John A. DuvaIl
and Marian L. ADAMS. Services at
Sc. on Wednesday, March Z. at 10 m.
lnterment Mt. Comfort Cemetery. Alex
andria, Va. &
DYER. WILLIAM W. On Sunday, March
4, 1886. at Soldiers Home Hospital,
WILLIAM w. DYER of the Soldiers
Home of Washington. d. c., husband
Of Frieda Dyer, father of Evelyn v.
Dyer, Hazel d. Marmaduke and Will
liam W. Dyer. jr, brother of Mrs.
Nellie FRANKIE. Services at the chapel
Of Soldiers Home on Wednesday,
March Z, at l. am. Friends may cali
at Soldiers Home funeral parlor. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery. q
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LAM A. COLLINS. Prefect.
Holm AgTID pLIU

5, 1855. MARIE L. JETER Of 1901
18TH ST. NV. Apt 3, beloved wife
Mrs. Bernlce Elan. Mrs. Alma " Lee.
Mrs Ruth Kilson, Anne. William E.
ir.; Thomas and Josiah Jeter and de-
voted daughter of Mrs Annie " FL
lott. Also surviving are her mother
in-law. Mrs Mamie p Jeter. and
other relatives and many friends
Noffce of funeral later. Arrangements
BY MCGUIRE Inc
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March 3. 1856. MRS LOTTIE FEN
RICK of 1869 Independence ave. Sc,
widow Of the late George Fenr1ck, de-
rick, ir. She also leaves to mourn their
loss, one daughter, Mrs. Helen Herbert;
. sons, Joseph and Melvin Fenrick; flve
grandchildren. two great-grandchildren
pm. on Tuesday, March d. friends
may call at her late residence. Funeral
on Wednesday, March T. at pm.
from the Temple Church of God in
Christ, 9Th and H SITS s.W.. Elder
Samuel Kelsey officiating. Arrange
mentS By the Eugene Ford Funeral
Home Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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DuRkIN. MASTER sERG1. RICHARD

March 2. 1856 Master Serst. RICH
ARD F. DURKIN, U. S. A. beloved
husband of Cathleen r Durkin, son
phia' Pa, and brother OF Mrs Ria
Rizzo of Mount Epmraim, N. j.
Friends may call at the Rinaldi Flu
neral Home, SIG H st. ne Services
Center. on Thursday, March s. at 9
am. InteFment Arlington National
Cemetery. New York Times and
PHILADELPHIA RfIlietin pleaSe CoDy =
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IS, MRS. MARY NJ. Members Of
ss MGeas IL t Soda Wsrn are
~ Humphrey Funeral Home.
ii s434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Md. on Tuesday,
- March 6. 1856, at S PM,
for recitation Of the rosary
he repose of the soul of MARY
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az Hnndav 49,, , tnee (SmpDelil ;.
dence. 81 Allison st. NV. JANE E.
DONOHUE (nee Campbell. beloved wife
OF the late Dennis j. Donohue and
garet NJ Gleason and Catherine c.
Fitzpatrick Funeral from the above
residence on Friday, March g. at $50
am. Requiem mass at St Aoysius
friends invited. Interment Mount
OliIet Cemetery
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BELL, WILLIAM y; on SATURDAY, March

BELL, WILLIAM n. on Saturday, Marcf
j. 1856. WILLIAM N. BELL of Bowie
brother nf GLADYS Jackson. Mildred
Jackson, Helen Bates. Lillian Bell and
Raymond, Stanley. Lawrence Earl
George. BENJAMIN and Charles Bell
Also surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After . pm. Tuesday
March s., friends are invited to cal
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1926
9th st. NV, where services will b,
held on Wednesday, March r. at II
am. Interment Ebenezer Methodist
Church Cemetery. Lanham. Md. 6
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Dratha

Saturday. March ), 1856. al his resi-
dence. II Virginia ave. s.w.. HILL
Ashton and beloved father of Mrs
Doris Day, Miss Bertha Haskins and
Willie Jackson. He also leaves to
mourn their loss four brothers. -four
sisters, three grandchildren, a step
father two aunts and a host of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines g. Co Funeral
Home. Dol 3rd st. s.w. Notice OF
funeral later
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5th st. NV. LYDIA FUNK KRoUT,
belqEed Tif eoh Of Russell I, s. krout;;
Mrs Miriam Krout Meloy; sister of
Miss Anna v. Funk OF Spring City
Pa. Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 25+ Carroll st. NV.
Takoma Park Baptist Church. Piney
Branch I'd. and Aspen st. NV. on
Wednesday. March T. at II am. tMrs.
Krout will lie in state in church from
1890 am until time Of services on
Wednesday, March ~ Interment Cedar
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FUKT' sAMULI. SludvMIy, on M04usyi
1907 Old Bladensburs rd.. Silver Spring,
Md, beloved husband OF Sima Fort
and devoted father of Mrs. Marian
POms Mrs Sarah Stein, Mrs. Irving
Morris and Sol Fort Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzanskv g. Son FT-
neral Home 350l 14th st. NV. on
Tuesday, March &. az 3 pm. Inter
ment King David Memorial Garden
I'd Silver SnrinR Nd.
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Kay Birch spent a few days
this week visiting at the Maynard
Cellmer home.
Ross Bradley was a caller at
the Grin Patch home Wednesday.
The Stan Patches attended the
school play Thursday evening in
CulbertSon. Kay Birch accompan-
led them and vas an overnight
guest with Jane.
Don Birch returned from Bill
lings Thursday but Dee remained
there to be with Larry. Don tells
us that Larry is improving rap
idly but is still not able to return
home until next week. Bee has
a room across from the hospital.
Don and Lee Birch and Ross
Bradley were evening callers at
the Kenneth Hill home Thursday.
Mrs. Pete Johnson and Harlan
helped out at the Sam Antonson
home Thursday as Mrs. Sam
Antonson has been i'll.
The Ira Palmers were supper
guests at the Cap Hodges Friday.
The Antonson twins, Lois and
Louise helped at the Sam Anton
son home Friday.
The teacher had an Easter
party for the pupils Friday with
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candy and colored eggs for an
Easter hunt. Jane Patch was a
visitor at the school that day.
Circle Stanford and Mike were
callers at the George Baker home
Saturday.
Little Miss Linda Hodges shop
ped for her new Easter shoes
Saturday to complete her outfit
for Sunday. Her mother accom-
panied her.
The Pete Johnsons, Cellmers
and the Birches were among those
in Culbertson on John Deere day.
We had an enjoyable evening
of candlelight, music and pop
corn at the Cap Hodge home Sat-
urday since the electricity was
off most of the time.
The Fred Thompsons were
Easter guests of the Bakers.
The Paul Patches were Easter
Sunday guests at the Stan Patch
home.
Don Birch, Kay and Lee were
supper guests Sunday at the Ken
meth Hill home.
Afternoon guests at the Baker
home Sunday were the Maynard
Cellmers.
Grin and Marie Patch and jamie
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-05

Anybody with any sense at all
knows that the n sure way TO
achieve health, wealth, and hap
pineSs is to eat eggs and plenty of
them. This. belief was pounded
into my childish head years ago
and there it has remained. Now
/ ann dutifully trying 10 pound it
into my own youngsters heads
and am making heavy weather
of it. Probably because my chill
dren hate eggs. Put ten of them
into an angelfood cake or devil
them until they're hot as Dutch
love and everything's fine; try
to serve them au natureI and
you'll be sorry.
I sometimes wonder if this
strangea version is hereditary. I
have always found it difficult to
look an egg in the face, but in
my case the reason is clear. 1t
is as follows: my father is a doc
tor. When we were growing UP
the depression was in its heydey
and consequently a good many of
fathers patients were short of
cash. So they often brought him
produce of all kinds: chickens,
vegetables, and - you guessed it
eggs. One patient and one alone
is responsible for my dislike of
this most worthy food - a Mrs.
Mohr. Mrs. Mohr was a chronic
asthma sufferer and she came to
consult father every day. Not one
day a week, or two or three but
every day. The office at that time
was in the front of the house
and every morning when / got
up, there sat Mrs. Mohr with her
basket of eggs. She brought a
dozen or two at one whack and
my mother was sore pressed to
figure out ways to use them. We
ate Floating Island until we turn
ed family yellow and then we
concentrated on cakes and on
pies with six egg meringues.
There were always plenty of eggs
left over, too, for good hearty
breakfasts. This condition existed
from the time my memory began
until / was sixteen. Then Mrs.
Mohr and her asthma departed
this world, and the inundation of
eggs ceased abruptly. However,
by then the damage was done,
and from where I'm sitting, it
looks as though Mrs. Mohr's in
fluence has extended even into
the second generation
4
Edwin, barely four, has an i'm
'aginary p~lay-fellow by the name
of Tommy" This companion is
everything the baby wishes to be:
he's already five, he plays with
matches adj day long, he never