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Capt. Hanson came to Wash
ington in 1925 with the war plans
division of the Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations. Two years
later he transferred to the
Bureau of Construction and Re-
pair. Between 1929 and 1882
he was assistant Naval Attache
in London. Paris, Berlin, The
Hague and Rome.
In the early l940s Capt. Han
son was assigned to the Cramp
Shipbuilding Co. in Philadelphia
and then in the Atlanta dictrict
as inspector of naval material.
He was a member of the
American Society of Naval En-
qineers. the United States Naval
Institute. the New York Yacht
Clubs and country clubs in Char
lotte and Arden
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Eleanor Rutled2e Hanson. and
two sisters in Toledo. Ohio.
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South Boston. Va, over to War.
renton police.
Mr. Musselman was born ir
Fredericksburg, Va. He came tt
Washington in 1910 and worked
at st. Elizabeths Hospital anc
the Washington Virginia Rail
way before he joined the police
department in 1920 Durine
World War l he was in the
infantry. He was a member Of
the American Legion.
Survivors besides his wife. anc
his son. who is polio patient
in the veterans hospital in Rich
mond, he is survived by q
daughter, Mrs. Clara Scott, 707
Rosemere street. Silver Spring
Md; two brothers, Elmer, 1915
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. who
retired last year from the Metro
politan Police Department after
33 years service; Martin, Har-
risburg. Pa; and two sisters
Mrs. Myrtle Craig, Chancellor
Va, and Mrs. Annie Arbast
Greenbelt. w Va.
Services will be held at l pm
tomorrow at the Sudduth funera
home in Warrenton. Burial vii,
be IN Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Capt. Ralph T. Hanson, 81,
Retired Naval Engineer

Capt. Ralph Trowbridge Han
son, 81, retired from the Naval
Construction Corps, died yester-
day Of a heart attack in Arden,
N. c., his summer home. He had
lived in Charleston. S. C. since
his retirement from the Navy in
1916.
Graveside services will be held
at 2 pm. Thursday at Arlington
Cemetery.
Capt. Hanson was a native of
Ohio. He was an honor graduate
In the Naval Academy class of
1907. In 1912 he received his
master of science degree from
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology.
Capt Hanson was assistant
ship superintendent of the New
York Navy Yard and was COM
mended for launching the battle
ship New York in 1912 and again
for preparing vessels for World
War l service.
After duty at Pearl Harbor
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Joseph Charles Edgar, 81,
Traffic Examiner for ice

Joseph Charles (CarO Edgar
ST, a traffic examiner for the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and former importer. dice
yesterday at Mount Alto Hos
pital after a short illness. He
lived at 2700 South Thirteenth
road. Arlington, Va.
A Princeton graduate of 1911
Mr.. Edgar was lieutenant in
the Army during World War l
Afterward he spent three years
in the Philippines as an i'm
porter Later he became owner
of Kapagold, Inc. manufacturers
of shell wall, covering. The
company was located in New
York and later in Kinsale. Va
In 1912, when the war made il
impossible to import shells from
the Philippines, Mr.. Edgar began
his Government career. He hao
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Allen W. Dulles
Talks at Church

The United States is carrying
out many of the principles Of
the Monroe Doctrine on world
wide basis, Allen w. Dulles. d.
rector of the Central Intelli-
gence Agency, declared yester-
day.
Mr.. Dulles spoke at a service
during which documents taken
from the old cornerstone of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
BIS P street NV, were trans
ferred TO new cornerstone in
the restored building.
President Monroe. himself,
laid the original stone. Mr..
Dulles took note of this. declar-
ing that this country today has
many elements of similarity"
with the problems faced by the
Nation in 1921 when the original
cornerstone was laid.
President Monroe, he pointed
out, was trying to protect the
new world republics against
totalitarianism just as today the
United States is attempting to
help other countries fend of
communism.
The Rev. DR. Albert j. Nc
Cartney minister emeritus of the
National Presbyterian Church,
prayed for President Eisenhower.
who sent q letter to the churchs
congregation.
Mr.. Eisenhower pointed out
that the congregation was
founded during the American
Revolution. The members" it
read. have demonstrated their
belief in tolerance, their con-
Germ for education and their
reliance on devine law. This
building and the historical heri-
tage 1t symbolizes surely will be
a continuing inspiration
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been with the ICC for the last
10 years.
Mr.. Edgar was born If
Cynthiana. Ky. His father. C. B
Edgar, was editor of the St
Joseph News Press for many
years and later owner anc
publisher of the Oklahoma City
Times. His mother was Aurora
Drescher Edgar, daughter oil
Judge William Drescher Of
Hannibal. Mo.
Mr.. Edgar is survived by his
widow. Jeanette, and a daugh-
ter, Miss Jean Edgar, of the home
address.
Services will be held at 1926
am. tomorrow at Arlington
Presbyterian Church, Columbis
Pike and South Lincoln street
Burial will be in National Memo
rial Cemetery.
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R. }. Roche, ST.,
Pressmen's Union
Head for 3 Terms

Raymond Joseph Roche, 81
former president of the Printing
Pressmen's Union, Local No. l
for three terms, died Friday at
District General Hospital after
a long illness. He lived at 212S
Suitland terrace Sc.
Mr.. Roche was a second
generation Washingtonian. He
was pressman during his entire
working career and was for
merly employed with Judd e.
DetWeiler. Later for 25 years he
was with the Government Print
ing Office. He retired in 1912.
Mr.. Roche was president of
the Pressman's Union in 1888,
1884 and about 1910.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Genevieve O'Connor Roche; four
daughters, Mrs. Cornelius j.
McBrearty, 502 Grove avenue,
Falls Church. Va. whose hus-
band is a routeman in Virginia
for The Star; Mrs. Leslie F.
Moss. 1000 Quebec street. Hy-
attSville. Md; Mrs. Martin w.
Lacey. Sunnybrooke. Md: Mrs.
William Drewes, 1881 Lebanon
street Hyattsyille: a son, Ray
mond, j., Wheaton. Md; three
sisters and brother. Mrs. John
F. WEIGH. Mrs. Mary Provost,
Miss Agnes V. Roche and Will
liam Roche. all of Washington,
and "a grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be offered
lat 10 am. tomorrow at ST. Fran
els Xavier Catholic Church,
Twenty-elghth street and Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. Burial Will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Polio Vaccine
Output Hailed
By the Associated Press

Secretary of Health Folsom
today hailed accelerated pro-
duction of polio vaccine ana
said the period of acute Short
age now appears to be over
in many parts of the Nation"
Mr.. Folsom made this state
ment as the Public Health Serv-
ice announced that more than
II million shots Of the vaccine
were released during June =
nearly twice the amount ever
before released in single
month.
Including the June supply,
more than 70 million doses have
been released to date.
Il am advised" Mr.. Folsom
said, that there are SO million
persons in the top priority group
of children under Is and expect
ant mothers. Enough vaccine
has now been released to pro-
vide two injections for three
fourths of this group"
In areas where demand still
exceeds supply, Mr.. Folsom said.
shortages will be eased if pro-
duction continues at the present
rate.
Il urge parents, physicians,
and health officials to cooper
ate in making maximum use Of
the increasing supply of the
vaccine as it becomes available"
he said. I'VE should all remem-
Der that vaccination in July
may prevent polio in August or
September = the months when
the danger is greatest
Record production of l7,172,-
1896 shots in June increased the
total released during the past
three months to 35.249,256. This
compares with slightly less than
IA million released during the
previous three months and less
than 80 million during the nine
months of 1855 after the pro-
gram started in April. 1855.
Earlier today, the Public
Health Service recommended
that States with enough vaccine
extend their incubation pro-
grams in the l5-2O-year age
group.
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Iii MrntnrianI

JENKINS, FLORENCE G. In loving re
membrane OF our dear mother. FLOR
ENCE G. JENKINS, who passed ava
one wear ago today, july - 1883.
Her smiling face and pleasant ways
Are a pleasure to recall
She had a kind word for each,
AND died beloved by all
Some day We hope to meet her
Some day. We know not when,
To clasp her hand in the better land
Never to part again
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
LANKFORD JOHN ANDERSON A trib
ute OF love and devotion TO the memory
OF our dear husband. father and grand
iather JOHN ANDERSON LANDLORD
who departed this life ten years sgt
today July = lg46,
Your love OF the years still fingers OF
and on
We miss YOU daily but hope to meet vol
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. CHARLOTTE
GRANDcHl1.DREN FRAN { s
SARAH AND JOSIE
RUFTNER LULA HOLMES In memor,
OF LULA HOLMES RUFFNER, Wht
passed away July = laip.
There is no death
What seems so is transition
This life OF mortal breath
Is but a suburb OF lie Elysian,
Whose Mortal We cal death
DAUGHTER MARY r SCOTT SISTER
SARAH CAMPBELL RANDDAuGH
TER CHARLOTTE, AND son IN
Law LEMUEL
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III Mrntnriant
AXIOM, EDWARD MN. In memor

ANON, EDWARD tNEDl. In memory OF
our dear husband and stepfather, Ed
WARD NED AXIOM who passed away
EIGHT wears ago today. July ., l94S.
No one knows the silent heartache
Only those who have loved can tell
OF grlef that is born In silence
For our dear one We loved so well
WIFE. SUSIE AXIOM AND DAUGH-
TIERS
BOSTIC, SOLOMON. SR. In loving mem
ory of our father SOLOMON BOSTIC.
SIR who passed away two years sgo.
july ., 1854
God saw the road was setting rough.
The hills too hard to climb
So He sently closed his weary eyes
YouR, LOVING DAUGHTERS ROSA
COLLINS, ESTEIIE v. In memory Of
my faithful friend and pal ESTElLF
V COLLINS. who passed away three
wears aeo TODAY. july . 1853
Memories are priceless treasures
Memories OF YOU are vha ! cherish
HELEN Z. ALEXANDER
GOLFER BETTE g.. In loving remem :
bfance OF our beloved mother and
grandmother, BETTE + COPPER. who
departed this life ten years AGO today
July ., 1876
They saw time heals all sorrow
AND helps US TO forget.
Bu time 81 far has only proved
How mach Ne mss her fe'
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

Mathia Spence, Parker. Ind,
Russell and Orval Britt. Indian
apolis, Fred, MlshaWaka. Ind
and John Dewey Britt. Susan
vile, Calf.
Services will be held at 3::3C
pm. tomorrow at the Deal
funeral home. 1912 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Dies on Second Leap

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2 (F.
William Wal Lum Chun, "a.
jumped out of his fifth floor
room at the YMCA Hotel yes
terday Badly injured. he climbed
to the roof of the 13-story build
ing and jumped again. That
time ne died. Police said he
left notes telling of i'll health.
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Charles E. Kellogg. II.
Newspaper Executive

NORWALK. Conn. July 2 up,
Charles E. kellogg. ", gen.
eral manager of the Norwalk
Hour, died yesterday at Norwalk
Hospital of a heart ailment. He
was hospitalized June Is.
He was a brother Of the
Hours owner. Mrs. Nellie M
Thomas. He came to the paper
as a bookkeeper IN 1901. be-
came advertising and business
manager, and was made gen.
eral manager about 20 years
ago.
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w. B. Duvis, Publisher

MOUNT STERLING, H., July
, OP,.-W. B. Davis. for 70 years
owner and publisher of the Dem
ocrat Message. Mount Sterling
weekly. died yesterday. He was
i92. Mr. Davis was twice APP
pointed postmaster of Mount
Sterling the first time by Pres
ident Grover Cleveland in 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
Bids Asked on Bins
To Store Corn Crop
BY the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department is
seeking bids on metal circular
bins to store another Is million
bushels of grain.
The bins will be used for stor-
ing l955-crop corn acquired
under price support operations
in Indiana. Iowa. Michigan and
South Dakota.
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Garn nf Gl1anka

GASKINS. ARTHUR H. For the many
kne attentions and condolences OF our
friends and relatives who were a great
source of comfort and ENCOURAGEMENT
during our recent hour of loss, and
for the expressive floral tributes, We
extend the most heartfelt thanks.
THE FAMILY.
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Dratha

ABBOTT HERBERT A. On. Monday,
July = 1856, a. his home, HERBER l
che1y oe cRast. Md nslovea f husband do Of
the late Catherine NJ Abbott tather
Of Mrs Albert Won Deenhof OF
Hampton, Va. and Ira H ABBOTT;
John Hennessie Moultonboro. N H
He also is survived by five Rrandchil-
dren Friends are invited 70 call Al the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A Humphrey, Bethesda, Mo
where services Will be held Tuesday,
July 3, a. y noon lnterment Wolfe
ALBRITTAIN, WARREN MASON on
sunday July L. al Rosewood Nursing
Home Baltimore Nd, WARREN
MASON ALBRIIIAIN father Of Mason
brother of Lemuei, James Harold.
Frank, Henry, Edith and Eleanor. Flu
nera from the HUNT Funeral Home
at ESQ NJ Services at Christ Church
Mount Rest Cemetery. 3
APPLEBY. ELLA NJ. On Saturday. June
: 80, 1856, at her home, Cedar Grove,
Nd. age 50 wife OF the late Willie j
Appleby mother OF Harry F Appleby
also survived by Grandchildren and
call at the Roy " Barber Funeral
Home LaytonSville Mo. where funeral
services VIII be held tuesday, july s.
at :! pm Interment Damascus Gene
terry
AuGH, AGNES l.. on Sunday. july
1886, AGNES ( AUGH OF Miami, Fla
formerly OF Washington, d c.. beloved
wife OF the .ate Henry Augh, ST
mother OF Henry j. Augh. IT., Mt Airy,
Md Mlldren L. keenan, BootnWyn.
Pa She also is survived by ten srand-
children and three sreat-erandchildren.
Funeral from the Ahern- Plummer Flu
neral Home. West Flagler ST. Miami,
Fla lnterment July D Wooolawn Gem
etery. Coral Gables. Fla
BAKER. NELLIE CECILIA. Suddenly. or
SUNDAY, July |. 1886. az heI home
bAKER DEVOTED a wife E Il Ear SEB SAIL
ana mother Q! Mrs CLAUDE Il Csrei
Of Post Osk; Va and John l Baker OF
TaEoma Park Md also survived by tWo
sisters. Mrs. Clarence S Disney and
Mrs. Edward Disney both OF Washing
ton. D C, and two grandchildren Re
mains resting a the Wheeler d Ihomp-
son Funers Home. Frederic Sburg Va
REQUIEM mass Will be offered for the
Ispose OF her soul at = am. ESI
Church Fredericksours Va. Inter
burg. Va
BARBOR. KATE s. The offcers and
members OF the Acacia
@ Fans cha!eh Va are
AAsS hereby notified Of the death
Of Sister Kate S BarDor,
P NJ, who passed away on
June 30, 1886. at Princeton.
" Va Services ana lnterment al
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HIrE, JOHN RICHARD. on saturds,

JUNG 30 lN3G AZ Arlington Hospital
JOHN RICHARD HITE Of 3gOG 6 I3rf
s. Arlington Va beloved husband O,
Eleanor D Hite and sther or Greer
Jean and Curtis Vernon Hi'e He also
Is survived bv his parents Nj and MS
Jesse V Flte of Youngstown. Pa, tire,
sisters Mrs Elaine GIBSON, Miss Jan,
Hite Of JohnstoWn. Pa and Mrs Ioann,
BoNlden OF Arizona, and Grandmother
Mrs John L,sht Of JohnstoWn Pa
Friends NAV call at the Ives Funera
Home "SIi Wilson blvd, Arlington
Va. whore funeral services will he helc
on Thursday. July ) az II am In.
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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HOHMANN. LOUIsE E. on satntda,

June 80, 1856. LOUISE HOHMANN
Of 6il Central ave MARYLAND PARK
vile OF the late Conrad J Holman
Elizabeth Hecht Mrs Anna Morgan
AND Mrs. Helen Eddns. John { and
George Hohmann Mrs Holman also
is survived By three grandchildren
inIiends NAV call at the Lee Funeral
Home ith ST and NiasSachusetts ave
ne where services viii be he'd on
TUESDAY Juy 3, At 2 pm lnterment
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June 20 1856 WILLIAM j. HAsKINs
Of ijH Holnrook 81 ne, husband Of
Alberta Ha skins and father OF Cora NJ
HaSE.ns. He also is survived by six
sisters four brothers and other rela-
tives Friends NAV call at the Malran
Jersey ave and r ST. NV. odav slter
p N and until 10 p m. Tuesday july
:. Funeral and interment Lynchbug
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bhUUhS' HUH UAVID. On SUNDAY .
July [. 1856. at Physicians Memorial
Hospital La Plata. Md. HUGH DAVID
+ BROOKS, beloved husband OF Carrie
Mae Brooks. and father OF Bonnie Mary
ana Hugh David Brooks, Ir and Mrs
Virginia Wingfeld He is also survived
Mrs. Grace Diees' Mrs Mary A Hicks,
and Jean Brooks. and Two brothers.
Emmett and Mathew Brooks Funeral
from Hunt Funeral Home. Waldorf
Mo on Tuesday. July ). 1856 al ; A.
am Mass at ST Peters Church al q
m ln,ermeni WASHINGTON Na'iona
Cemetery Rosary Monday evenlne at
$40 lRichmond papers please CODY
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CHAPPEIL, JAMES. Suddenly on
Medne. CAV. .Inne ~. Inhh LANES

Wednesday, June -, 1856. JAMES
CHAPPELL OF 50" ilth ST ne, son
Of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Chap
nell o. Clinton S C. brother OF Willie
and Roosevelt Chappell and nephew OF
Mrs TiCora BAYLOR Of Cleveland. Ohio
Roosevelt Fuller OF Washington d c
ana Mrs Pairlee Newton Of Cleveland.
Ohio Other relatives and friends also
survive After pm Monday, july
Z. friends may call al the Frazier
Funeral Home $50 Rhode Island ave
n where services will be held on
Tuesday July .. az $50 am Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery 2
CLLNELAND, JANIS. on Friday. June
- 1856. JAMES CLEVELAND OF liz
}3rd ST ne father Of Mrs Annie
Lee Harris apu Mrs. Matte Walker
OF Los Angeles Calif brother OF Mrs
Stella Sugss Other relatives ana many
friends also survive After pm.
Monday. July . friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home $50 Rhode
Island ave NV Funeral and inter
ment al CoVlngton, Va
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ALBERTA JONES, " NJ.
SARAH W. REDFIELD, SeCy.

BEACH. NEITIE }. on FRIDAY, june %
1886. NETTIE j BEACH, beloved aunt
OF Leroy owens. MABEL German, Ham
NETT Neltzey Louise Downs, Faith Nh
leT Carroll Neitzey ana Helen v GRAY
Friends may call al the Robert A
Matungly Funeral HOME. ~ ith 81
where services Will be held on
Tuesday July 3 at pm Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Pros
peel Hi Cemeierv
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BUTCHER, BEATRICE BOWEN. On Sun
NaF 1.t q

BuTcHER Of i366 Aravle tef' nv,
great-niece of Mrs Ida NJ Tower OF
Benedict Md and niece of Mrs
Nettie Jefr.es. Mrs Carrie c Hackett
Of Philadelphia, Pa Mr. Wesley Craig.
and the Rev Ernest Craig Also sur
WING are her cousins. other relatives
and manv friends Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE Inc
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CARROLL. EMMA ELSA. On MONDAY

JulN . IN1b AZ her reSldenCc Clinton
Nd. EMMA ELISA CARROLL. wife OF
the ate Charles ". l. Carroll mother
synder Russe.I Carroll and Mrs Lucille
Bro Of Hamilton. Ohio, sister OF Mrs
Ethel Hssmon MIS- Aenes Frishie, Mrs
Ann Monroe CLAYTON Barnes and John
grsndchildren and eleht sreat.eTsnd-
children. Friends NAV call al the Lee
Funeral Home 4th St and Massachu-
sets ave ne. until Q am Thursday,
July 5 Services will be held al Christ
Ep!scops Church. Clinton, Md at 10
am. Interment GlenWood Cemetery
va ~ inn m u {,
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DoWNLY. JOHN /. JAChl. on sunaay

July L. 1896 al Mount AFRO Hospital
JOHN L JACK DOWNEY. oeloved
son OF the late John ana Agnes DOW ncy
late Michael j and sara DoWney
trlenC> may cali al The | Costello
Funera, Home li22 n CapIto. 81.
after =! pm tuesday july 3 hrqulem
mass at ST AlOySlus Church on Thus
daS July = at . am Relatives and
friends invited Interment Ar'IrQJon
National Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
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DA\lEL |. Ihere VIII De a
e. meeting OF Printing Press
~ men Union No at the
'&S Union once, lou3 K 81 nv.
- on TUESDAY. july > at 45
6e m to attend the funeral
u OF Brother DANIEL LEANE
EDWARD P BEST President.
i T DEAN secy.
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BROWN. KATE H On SUNDAY I'M,

1856 a, her late residence lal4 orc
81, v. KATE H BROWN wife OF the
late Robert 2 Brown and mother of
Mrs Ma MaVrltte and RAYMOND H
Brown Also surviving are TWO sister.
Mrs Estelle Patrick and Mrs Dorothy
LeCounte. 10 grandchildren, two great
grandchildren other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral alter Az
raneemen.s hv Nf.Gnlre In
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BRUCE. NANCY On Sunday. July
1856, NANCY BRUCE formerly OF II;
r st. sw devoted wife OF John r
Bruce She also leaves TO mourn theil
loss other relatives and friends The
late Mrs. Bruce rests ~ the Morris A
Carter & Co Funeral Home 305 II st
NV Notice o, services later Family
NAV ne contacted a. $3.50 IND :! &c.
n .lnn Dl,n,an
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BRITT. OSCAR L. Ofhcers AND members
= IT OF William 2. HUNT Chap
MI ter, No. Is Oruer OF the
W Eastern Star are hereby
WN notified OF the death of
Past Patron OSCAR l..
~ BRITT on SUNDAY, July ]
" Funeral service from the
Deai Funeral Home. ASP Georgia ave
v, on Tuesday. July 3. $3.50 pm.
SELMA HUTCHINSON W. Matron,
HELEN NJ OTIE SecV
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oItO VtNT.NNT' N-NUTE T. vi ID TUINdN
June 80 956 al her home. Damascus
Nd. ANGIE BROWNING beloved
wife Of j OTIS Brownine mother OF
-Isene F Lewis. Mrs John W Hood
CLARK o. Browning. Mrs Gordon Knil
and Marvin c. Browning. and sister OF
Mrs Charles ingalls, and Oliver Wat
kins Mrs. Browning rests al the Olln
L Molesworth Funeral Home Damas-
Gus Nd Services on Tuesday July 3
a. 100 pm at Damascus Methodist
Church. Interment church cemetery
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NOW ARD. NAOMI. peparted Az M

ho"ARD, NAOMI Departed this life
S 9p 9stqHf oi, June w, a2b a. Emer.
2,36s Nichols ave Sc widow OF the
late, Charles z Howard devoted step.
h aIqbSs 81 I Riorothy ssyles and Miss
TN and MS Jane n Talbert: i've
cat-gTandchildren, two sisters Mrs
s ssie Chambers ana Mrs. Eleanor
a nephew Henry Chambers a grand
niece. Miss julia Delaney two grand
nepheNs Herbert Delaney and De
M wa Chs,moers snd other relatives
uay July friends may call at her
above late res 'dence, Funeral services
81 h I,uesSaay Juiy A. pm at the
oftciating lntermenl Lincoln Me-
moral Cemetery, Arrangements by
Robet' g. Mason Funeral Home
HOWARD. NAOMI. The oficers and
WI No 3 ot & E sie he qasD' fs.
NS& pueSfed 20 attend the funeral
1,ts3sa1S. Of Sister NAOMI HOWARD
- on TUESDAY july 3 lHi6 at
y b.G 2@ cs ct in' xt sSl7.'s scs
LNEL 9 PARKER. Worthy Matron
DENNIS q WILSON Worthy Patron
MARGARET 3 YOUNG Secretary
uON NM ANVIL MtWOtlh OF me
n lnterdenominattonal ushers
Union ar hereby notified OF
- the death az our beloved
member NAOMI HOWARD
Ill FuneId services Tuesday
NfI,,LlALstS luly = a. pm from the
SIlAQRSI Bethlehem Baptist Church
Nlunu- axe and Howard rd Sr
ALMA & HAWKINS President
IRENE STANCtl- Co, Secv
HORAN. NLLLIL A. On SUNDAY july &
lHi6, at ST Phiomena Rest Home
NELLIE A KORAN the Deioled aunt
OF Cornelius and Michael Koran Eu-
neral from the Timothy Haulon Funeral
Home 80 Oeorsis ave NV, on
Thursday July D. at q 81 am Hgh
teouiem mass al 81 Alovsiu' church.
Notth Capitol and Eve stt al 10 a m
ntermcnt Nj Oliyet Cemetery Rela.
tives and friends invited. 4