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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

BROWNING BAPTIST CHAPEL
Villes Emmel. Missionary.pastor
Bank Annex:
Sunday: Sunday School at 1000
q. m. Worship service at HOO
q. m.
Starr Sehool:
Sunday: Sunday School at 100
p. m. Worship service At 500
p. m.
Mid.week Bible study 7:30 p. m.
Starr School.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

FOR SALES milk cows. One Z.
yr. bred heifer. one 9.month
old heifer and two 3-mo. bull
calves. Ralph Sangsland, Black.
foot, Montana. 30.tfc
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Mrs. AIderton, 50,
Wife of Elder in
Buptist Church

Mrs. Virginia Soper Alder
ton, SO. wife of Elder Charles
w. Anderson of the Brightwood
Va0 Baptist Church. died yes
terday at Smiths Nursing
Home. Charlottesville. Va.
Mrs. Alderton was born in
Clarksburg. Md, but lived in
Olney, Md, most of her life.
Besides her husband she is
survived by a son. Charles w,
Alderton, jr.. Of Burlington,
N. c.; a daughter. Mrs. d. M.
Butler. of Silver Spring; her
mother. Mrs. Robert p. Soper,
Of olney: three brothers: Rob-
ert p. Soper, jr.. Of Olney; Le-
roy b. Soper. Of Bethesda, and
the Rev. Elgar C. Soper. OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. Alderton is also survived
by two sisters. Mrs. John Rob-
ert Dillon of Olney and Mrs.
ID. Hance Fooks. Of Bethesda,
and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at the Rob-
inson River Primitive Baptist
Church. Brightwood. Burial
will also be In Brightwood.
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W. J. Mcclure
Services Held

Services were held Tuesday
In the Robert A. Pumphrey
Funeral Home in Bethesda for
William John Mcclure of 1928
Rugby avenue. Bethesda, who
died Sunday as the result Of in
juries suffered when he was
struck by a car June S. Burial
was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
He was IS.
Mr.. Mcclure was an account
ant for 20 years with the Gen.
eral Accounting once before
his retirement, when he went
with Airtronics, Inc, with whom
he was associated at the time
Of his accident. Before his Gov
eminent service he was in the
contracting business with his
father. the late William John
Mcclure Of Alexandria. Mr.,
Mcclure was born in Philadel-
phia.
He had been q member OF
Lafayette Lodge No. 10 FAAM
since 1905.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Mollie Rogers Mcclure; a son
Rogers. and two granddaugh-
ters. all Of the home address
A sister. Mrs. Edith Henderson,
5l4 North Norwood street, Ar
lington, also survives.
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R. F. Henderson.
Building Guard

Robert F. Henderson, 81,
died Unexpectedly Thursday
night in q physicians ONCE
after a heart attack. He lived
at 1915 Luzerne avenue, Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Henderson was a SER
geant in the building guard
force at Johns Hopkins Applied
Physics Laboratory. Silver
Spring. He had been there
about six years. Before joining
the laboratory he worked as
a roofer for many years.
A lifelong resident of the
Washington area. he was a
graduate of Mckinley High
School. He was q member of
st. Michael's Catholic Church
in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Henderson is survived
by his father, Duncan Hem
derson, and a sister. Miss Mary
E. Henderson. both Of the Luz
zerne avenue address.
A requiem mass in st.
Michael's at $50 am. Monday
will precede burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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DR.. Charles c. Clark. 81.
Ex-Weuther Bureau Officiui

DR.. Charles C. Clark, as
sistant chief Of the United
States Weather Bureau until
his retirement In io45, died
early today at Suburban Hos
pital. He was 81.
DR.. Clark, son Of the late
Maj. Ezra Wescote Clark and
Sylvia Ann Nodine Clark, was
born on Woodley Farm, on
what Is now Woodley road.
After attending District pub
lie schools. he was graduated
from Temple University in
Philadelphia and the George
Washington College of Juris-
prudence here.
Active In Sports
Known to local sports fans
around the turn of the century
as Cotton Clark" he quarter
backed the old Central High
and Columbia Athletic Club
football teams. He also held the
District tennis singles title in
the early l900s.
DR.. Clark was appointed an
American delegate to the In
ternational Institute Of Agri-
culture by President Taft in
1909. After several years in
Rome, he returned to WASH
ington as chief clerk Of the
Department Of Agriculture and
later moved to the Weather
Bureau.
One Of the earliest residents
of Chevy Chase. Nd, DR.. Clark
lived 46 years at 81 West Irving
street. He was one Of the
drafters Of the act Of the
Maryland Legislature which
created Chevy Chase a special
taxing area in 1914. organized
the Chevy Chase Fire Board
and became its first chairman.
Survived by Wife
A past commander Of the
District Commandery of the
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Moy Bradshaw Dies,
d. Educator 48 Yeors

Miss May Paul Bradshaw.
70. q prominent figure In the
field OF education here for
half q century. died yesterday
In Doctors Hospital. She was
q resident Of 1891 8 street NV.
Miss Bradshaw suffered q
heart attack In October and
had been confined to the hos
pital since that time.
Although she established her
reputation as q teacher and
principal in the local public
school system which she served
for 48 years. there are those
who will recall another phase
Of her service TO Washington.
During the depression years.
Miss Bradshaw became sonhe-
thing Of q one-man job place.
ment agency.
Hard-pressed. former stu
dents would seek her OUT
clutching at anything to find q
lob. Miss Bradshaw would then
contact one Of her more FORUM
ate students and demand that
q job be found for the un-
fortunate. A close friend recalls
that 1t was next to impossible
to say mo" to such q request
from such q woman.
Teacher Of Judges
She was o native Of the Dis
trict. Her father. the late Aaron
Bradshaw. was active In Re-
publican political affairs and
her mother was the daughter
Of Robert Leech. for years the
auditor Of the Old District SUI
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District Yokers
Find Goinq Hard

Robbery was not paying of
today, at least in two cases.
Two robbery squad detectives,
Sergts. Herbert c. Young and
Murray Kutner. caught a young
yoke bandit early today in the
act Of robbing John c. Perry,
A. of 558 Twenty-third place
NE, while Mr.. Perry walked in
the l400 block of Ninth street
NV.
The boy. II, already on Ju-
venile Court probation for
burglary. was charged with rob-
berry and held for Juvenile
Court.
And last night. 10 minutes
after Rex Wright. 46. Of 3l2O
Eighteenth street NV, reported
he was beaten and robbed of
Sal on Seventeenth street and
Kilbourne place NV. police
picked up three suspects.
They were Calvin Williams,
20. Of 1916 Trinidad avenue
NE; a l7-year-old boy and q
l5-year-old boy. Williams was
charged with robbery and the
juveniles turned over to Ju-
venile Court.
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In MRmnrians

ROY. LOUISE W. In loving memory
OF our devoted mother, LOUISE W.
ROY. who departed this life thirty
.ggS. wears aso today December 90
To-day brings fresh memories
You oi s IoTsS rs,.p pns g sGos sossUe,sn q ns'
By the ones who loved you best.
cHIEPHSssA HEp HaSsANbsoN, TSSis LoTls, .LLi.N' j.
y IT. mS.R:I. 5SsErhlE MRs sEgHiNfE HgsHnSNEE
sHoRrER. who passed one year ago
today, December IN, 1895.
MOTHER
sAnsSs SSSsA % a. SS SSs SSsn nO Ss.n %I' SSS
I cannot help but fssi the palm.
strong.
l know / should be happy
When 1 think what God has done
He has elven YOU His tender mercy,
His breast TO lay upon.
The DAYS seem so Ions and dreary.
wSTYhys The p,Eh,s 50 ,S SSlc ,n,, and . bare, 4 "a,
Without YOU there's no one 70
l mi'' '0u' Mother l MS. RI.: you.
STy q our .mOthsr, SARAH q IT'S.
NIGER, vac passed away twenty.slx
years saO today AxR RsssTRS5 SsIII'SRaS SS 1881
WILLIAMS, EMMA A.. In loving mem
9sX, ,et my dear sister, EMMA "A.
December rs, lo26.
The month Of December once more
is here,
To me the saddest Of the wear;
ii was twenty-nine years ESQ today
That my sister passed away.
DEVOTED SISTER, BuRNScKANA
SMITH.
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Mrs. Hepner. 50.
Resident s. Years

Mrs. william Hepner. 50. a
Washington resident for IS
years. died here yesterday in a
nursing home.
The widow Of q Washington
real estate man who died in
1858, Mrs. Hepner was the for
mer Elizabeth Geary Of Wood
stock, Va.
She Is survived by two step
sons. Nevin v. Hepner. of 1850
Minnesota avenue Sc. and
Volney f.. Barcelona, Ven-
ezuela.
Two brothers and a sister
also survive, william Geary. Of
Harrisonburg. Va: Leo. Of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, and Mrs.
Irene Burgess. Of Charlottes:
vile. Va.
Services will be held at 10
am. Monday at st. Johns
Catholic Church in Woodstock.
with burial In the Woodstock
Cemetery. Dellinger's Funeral
Home is handling the arrange
ments there.
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]. P. 0'Lone,
Retired Printer

Joseph p. OL0ne. q retired
printer and o 1910 candidate
for the United States House
of Representatives. died yes
terday at his home. l44
Thirteenth street S.E. He was
"a.
Mr.. OI.one joined the WASH
ington Herald in 1923 and
worked for the paper (which
later merged with the Times)
until his retirement In 1850.
Born In New York, Mr..
OTOne moved to H0boken,
N. j.. where he became active
In the trade union movement
and served for 10 years as
treasurer Of the New Jersey
State Federation Of Labor.
In 1910 ne ran for the House
unsuccessfully from the 10th
District Of New Jersey on the
Independent Labor Ticket. He
also served on the New Jersey
Prison Labor Commission,
He came to Washington In
1918 to become secretary to
Cornelius Ford. who had been
appointed Public Printer by
President Wilson.
Besides the International
typographical Union, he was
q member Of the Potomac
Council. knights OF Columbus:
the Holy Name Society Of the
Holy Comforter Church, the
Manresa Retreat Movement and
the Association Of Veteran
Union Printers.
He Is survived by seven Of
his II children. II grandchil-
dren and Is great-grandchil-
dren.
A requiem mass was offered
this morning at Holy Com
forter. Burial was In Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Military Order of the Loyal
Legion and q past president
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League. DR.. Clark was also a
member Of the University Club,
the Torch Club, the Columbia
Historical Society and the
Oldest Inhabitants.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Swingle Clark; q
daughter. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Hassell of the home address;
two sons, Charles c. Clark, jr..
Of Fairfax, Va. and r. Duncan
Clark, Of Chevy Chase: a
second daughter, Mrs. Anita
C. Bogley. Of Potomac, Nd.
and IL grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Frank Shomo,
Community and
Church Worker

Mrs. Frank Shomo, so, ac-
tive in church and community
work In Falls Church and Vi
emma. Va, died Of cancer
Thursday in Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
An area resident for IS years.
Mrs. Shomo was past noble
grand Of Laurel Rebekah Lodge
No. a Of the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows auxiliary
and past president Of the Past
Grand Club.
She also was past president
Of the ladies auxiliary Of the
Patriots Militant Of Falls
Church.
Mrs. Shomo was q long time
member Of Wesley Methodist
Church in Vienna, and past
president Of the Women's So
ciety Of Christian Service there.
to which she held Q life men,
bership pin.
The former Sylvia Shahan,
she was born in Parsons. w.
Va.
She is survived by her hus-
band. Frank. of the home ad-
dress, 36o Holmes drive, Vienna,
and six children. Mrs. Winston
d. Saunders, Of Alexandria: /:
Robert E., GAIL Wilston drive.
Falls Church: Mrs. Ronald E.
Whittall. Philadelphia: Mrs.
Howard Dale Wolfe, sol Steph.
ans circle. Vienna: Mrs. Rich
ard Talbot. lis Greenwood
drive. Falls Church: and Nancy
Lee Shomo. Of the home ad-
dress. Six grandchildren also
survive.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Monday in the Money and
King Funeral Home In Vienna,
with burial in National Memo
rial Park.
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Miss Lucy Foster. 79,
Retired VA Employe

Miss Lucy E. Foster, 70, q
former Veterans Administra-
ton employe. died Wednesday
In her apartment at 2ll5 PENN
sylvania avenue NV.
Miss Foster retired in 1912
after 20 years with the Veter-
ans Administration. Born in
Chautauqua County. N. Y, she
taught school in Sinclairville,
N. Y. before coming to WASH
ngton.
Miss Foster was a member OF
the United Methodist Church.
and formerly was active in the
Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church.
Services will be held tomor-
how in Frewsburg. N. Y. Friends
may call today in the s. H.
Hines funeral home, 290l Four
tenth street NV.
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In Mrmnrtant

cRAwLRY. MISSOURI. In lovins
memory Of our dear mother. MIS-
souri, CRAWLKY, who entered into
eternal rest three years aRo today,
December brings sad memories
yoo rl loved rsS,, one :, sSns ssssose.5 e rest;
ny the ofles who loved you best.
HER DAUGHTER, SON AND DAu0H-
ZERb ZERbb-ik;hSw; ANS h;AkohRHhrIA' kposhkRRHIA' RICH
Kills, CATHERINE n. In loving
memory Of our daughter, CATHERINE
i Sso todss. De- DsesmSer NIB 'Si'i ~. isSs. '''''
VINE The brishtnsssy yVS' of your SInsss eyes;
when 1 forget your smile,
Inc sun MAMMA NAV MISrsss AND = pInlpfbY. pInlpfsbY
Ellis; LIS caThERIN2h 2 r cl5,,ys n lSsy,,1g ,SI
3; sso kLaIs Ills wbs s.s,, S1sS years
Dear is the srsvs where our dariins
sweet . the memory that never will
TS' ps sn wb bitter &. on. the '. o'i o::s s:s',
Her little soul. 50 pure ana sweet.
HER SISTER, HkLEN.
FEnoUsON, MABEL, In sad but loy-
lne memoIy OF my loved one, MABEL
FkhOt'1ON, who passed away two
years aGo today, December 26, 1obb,
NY heart still aches with sadness.
NY eyes. shed many tear;
Only God knows how I miss you
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, I'D
NNAnAs
NILSSON JENNIE J. In ioyinE mem
ory OF our dear mother and grand-
mother, JENNIE j. NILSSON, vh0
passed away eight years ago today,
December 20, 1919.
The love you gave W. many years
VIII never from ~ depart.
Though you are gone beyond our
You are always IN our hearts.
HER CHILDREN, cARAH N. THOMAS
AND GEORGE q. NEflSON;
REENY REhEANEYppAuoHrER' cARAH L
PALMS, THOMAS r, In sad but Low.
ing memory Of my dear husband
THOMAS P. PALMS, who passed
eva, az III years aso today December
NY heart stili aches with sadness
NY eyea. shed many tear:
Only God knows how rve missed YOU
LOVING WIFE, ELLA NJ. PALMS.
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Mrs. Lewis,
OF Arlington

Mrs. Raymond w. Lewis Of
Arlington, wife of q retired
Internal Revenue Service at
torney. died Thursday in George
Washington University Hos
pital.
Mrs. Lewis, who had been
married ~ years. had devoted
most Of her life to being q
housewife. She was mother Of
one daughter, Mrs. Warner T.
Smith Of Arlington. and had
two grandchildren, Katherine
and Betsy Smith.
She went to. the hospital
November 4 and underwent an
operation November 18 to re-
lieve pressure on her brain.
She was the former Eula
Mae Ashton Of Warrenton, Va.
Her husband retired in 1853
from the appellate division Of
Internal Revenue Service. Their
home is at 556l North Sixteenth
street. Arlington.
Mrs. Lewis and her husband
played golf frequently. usually
about once q week at East Po-
tomac Park. Mrs. Lewis was
a member Of Trinity Presby-
terian Church in Arlington.
Besides her husband, daugh-
ter and granddaughters, she is
survived by two brothers, VIII
liam Ashton Of Leesburg:
George Ashton, Arlington, and
q half-brother. Archie VIII
liams. Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held
at l0:30 am. Tuesday at Trim
ity Presbyterian Church, Six
teenth and North Inglewood
streets. Burial win be In Ar
lington NATIONAL Cemetery.
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{. J. McGuiness, So,
CuhtoIic Bishop

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 2e
B.-The Most Rev. Eugene
J. McGuiness. So i year = old
Bishop of the Tulsa and Okla
homa City Roman Catholic
Diocese. died yesterday at st.
Anthony's Hospital here.
DR.. L. j. Starry, hospital
chief Of staff, said Bishop Nc
Guinness suffered a massive
coronary occlusion." The Bish-
op entered the hospital yes
terday for treatment Of q cold.
Evening star., 1957-12-28

pAyls; .l. IN EsAnRs; I. \. An! An Snysillng . q : !
e LoSas ' ssssSn e hsls houns " ne LsSsnsn LSasaSs
sasssSs. sssss HS. oS SoSS Sunday. n'sI p.csS.' s1'
ber. 20. 1887, n $40 pm, Friends
aud relatives invited.
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preme Court-today. the u. s.
District Court for the District
Of Columbia.
She was the sister-in-law Of
Judge David A. Pine Of that
court. Interestingly enough. she
knew and had taught other
judges of the court. including
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws.
and the Judges Joseph c. Me-
Garraghy. Henry A. Schwein-
haut and James r. Kirkland.
Miss Bradshaw had close
friends In both business and
professional circles.
She was q graduate Of East
ern High School. Washington
Normal School and George
Washington University from
which she held the degrees Of
A. B. and M. A.
She started her teaching Ca
reer In grade schools. From
Brent and Towers Elementary
Schools. she advanced to the
old Business High. which even-
tually became Roosevelt In
tribute to the memory, Of the
first President Of that name.
Her students called her the
affectionate Miss May" in
private and Miss Bradshaw"
when she stood before them.
Miss Bradshaw, In turn. called
students by their first name,
knowing who they were and
the substance Of their past.
She taught Latin and history.
In 1895. she became principal
Of Roosevelt. the second woman
to hold such q post in the
school system.
Retired In 1sl9
During her entire career she
fashioned her life in such q
way as to represent a symbol
Of an entire generation Of de-
voted teachers.
She retired In 1949. She told
q reporter ct that time: There
Is nothing else I would rather
have DONE"
Restless in her retirement,
she went back to teaching -
this time at American Univer-
sity. In recent years she had
given that up. finding the 8
am. class hard to meet.
Each summer, Miss Brad
shaw could be found on the
coast Of Maine where residents
valued her friendship as much
as 1t was sought locally.
She was q member Of st.
Marks Episcopal Church.
Miss Bradshaw is survived by
four brothers. Henry. Paul and
Maj. Gen. Aaron Bradshaw,
all Of Washington. and Robert
L., Of Sarasota, Fla; a sister.
Mrs. David A. Pine, also Of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held
at st. Marks Episcopal Church.
Third and A streets Sc, at
IL am. Monday.
Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

'ocJ 'o5co LlscSasi .sfiss: Tor 'fIRsS;Go ,.ISs s..s
~. b-sjoo.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun1

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lfn 81 and Mass Ave NE u. $4,000
ments By jarvis IS
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
f24 r st. NV. NO. '7-0133
2Os
Evening star., 1957-12-28

READY. AGNES G. OF 5000 3 st,
wife Of ne late Bartholomew =.
avss arssr.. s. 4. kssas sss and sss: Joseph M.
Ready; I've grandchildren and tive
s!sysf. y cSsmSsr., rssSsr.I' 'IiCIs.. Home.
smisT sr.ns; s Xavier ssC cSSnsA % asa, sstS 4: e.
Ssn. aaa nosSs ass' olive. if csms.sas. s iSisr-
sALLEY. MONROE. on Thursday, De-
snsss ss%sss 81 2o.nlHss lHs Nm the M6sHDh 6IsiEls!
AsL1x os.d hu.SsnS g SoS 3, Mr. g. Eas.. a: Ss, es
lather o. stanley. CLYDE and Arlene
Aailey and brother Of Dave. Leon.
Freddie, Willie and Madeline 1ailey,
ss Garter srviyss HnS TSanssn' Y shss IsIs H
lives and many irisnds. Friends are
invited TO call at the william npang-
ler Funeral Home, .b24 sth ct. ne,
after ~ noon Saturday, DecembeI
y. Funeral and interment In South
sCHATTER. EARL DAVIS. On pn.
pitsI, hs Dfsi EARL pHSis 3 scHHSfRk, IsSf hGs Ss
beloved husband Of aula cintron Cor
Ssa h.s sehssE 81 Sue O. ASDi SSi Sss.s sss g @ ssd
Mis. Ruth KInl and Ray sehsifsr
sons, one stepdeughter, nieces and
nnesphswa. Friends may cal et !hs
sunday, December rs and 10. serv.
Ices 81 the Trexler Funeral Parlor
Allentown, Pa. on Tuesday. December
81. or January 2, 1865. To
Evening star., 1957-12-28

washington Post, No. eS,
| 29th Division Association,
4 Inc. are hereby requested
70 attend Post services for
I STT SSTuTApIselt Iets :, 1sgdey; \ . Z, Snn1H., SIIMHy
December 80, 1857, at the
=. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
sorgia ave. Silver 6prine, Nd.
;.M WahsoN. w s2. cGmmandsrs;
Evening star., 1957-12-28

A past commander Of the
District commandery of the
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'aal,..,la, .AIsn z; 4 sP..st,aIl Gem
s hereby called Tor Mon. ..
day. December so, 1897.
g 10 ana % the Masonic
TEMPLE. 18th 81. and New
fesk d..,,.,,,. ave; n;s. 70. The
|. SSr la.s brother.
Evening star., 1957-12-28

Thursdsy. pee 20, 1857. 10 hRNRrErqpaa "a
nRETzPELDER, beloved mother 81
Mrs.. Erpest Woln. kari BrstSfsldsr
survived by 9 brother. Isaac Prsnk-
enberger, New Haven. Conn. and fouv
eranoehildren, Funeral services a.
the Bernard DAnsansky 4 sons Pu-
neral Home. 35Ol l4th st. NV. on
sunday. December 20. at 10 am.
gregation Cemetery 60
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aaInTFa 1h4Slh 1. WIS FWIsDsls. Ils.'a'n''
Rae Oneg

membsis % q The catRoIIe ssnsneiSi
Society are hereby notified OF the
death Of our late sister. ROSrNA
BROWN Called meeting on sun
ssy; g me Dsss5ssT Ns6ap, Sentps Psslors & ss
eth st. NV. Funeral on Monday,
December 80, from st. Augustine's
Church At 10 an.
ANN TAYLOR. President.
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Is7 II,ss G1 s,,., Tsus,Ssy, s,I.Y ,,,ID Dsss%SsT
oTHf JOHNSON OF Siil 18th st.
NV, devoted husband Of Mrs. An
Yivsd by one son. Timothy JOHNSON.
IT,: one daughter. Mrs. Barbara ].
johnson: two grandchildren, four sls-
ters. Mrs.. Beatrice TAYLOR. Mrs. Madi-
lene Brewster, Mrs. Deborah Mason
and Mrs, olevia Brown: q host Of
other relativea and many friends.
Remains may be. viewed on sunday,
psespnsr 70; after I pm; e. ths
dsss,. dss nv; p.s.uIn.1 Svnsrel ~ services On Mon;
the First Church Of Christ. isi6
4th ,st, s.W.. the Rev, Stephen PyoI
ofnciatinG Intsrment Lincoln Me-
JONES, ELIzABETH CORKERY. ON
ThuTsday. December 20. 1857, at Bsi.
boa Heights, Canal Zone, ELIZABETH
coRkEkY JONES. beloved wife oi
sister Of Michael J. and Annie b.
Cookery. and Mrs. Agnes G. Jaslnow-
ski Of Arlington, Va, Also survivlna
are other relatives and friends. In
terment on Friday. December 27, Al
Balboa. Canal Zone. rs
LENNON, PRANK D.. OF 43s 18th
nephew Of Grace Moreisnd isGc and
cousin Of Opal johnson and Lillian
nllsdge, Services at Chambers' Fu.
Riyerdsls. Nd, on Monday, Deecm
SiInitoja 70 S.tlonsl II" Gem S.%.t.ls. In''rAn'
Evening star., 1957-12-28

ass s.5., Dfssmss1 Ns.0,sa "a iSS en- g 5@sy s9.y
Is,.is p. Murphy is ssa s. Ia. 5s, s.,
James o. Murphy. Friends may cali
ct oavler'a chapeL l5b0 "a. ave.
& Service. sogEss's VII Z. S:Id SsIEfi1s .I
Chapel On Monday. becemher 30.
- pm. Interment Arllngton Ma
tional Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers.
onertng may Be sent to the Or. Iva
q Murphy Memorial FUND, care Mrs
Or. Ralls Church. We. 90
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oAAbINo d ISfs Gearoe 81 st. a.e. =
BELOVED HUSBAND Of EstsIls AGnss
twelve ehsld1sn an ana " seven ssss''sn sTanS.
Nsiisy Funeral Home. $500 Rheds
Island ave. a. Eastern ave. ne.
a s:aS an: thence 70 81. Dominic !:
Cfureh, where mass win be offered
at $50 an for the. repose Of his
soul Relatives and friends invited
Interment Arlington National Gene
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% Z So$$S P;;;SS;. sSSS.s I: !;
Mr.. James and Lucy Cooper. II
Is survived by three sisters, Mrs
Emma Smith, Mrs.. Diana Thomas and
Mrs. Bessie e, Freedmans: q devoted
friend. Mrs. Ruth Colbert; two broth.
james b. Ffeemsns: several nsphews
friends. Remains may be~Vieved on
sunday, December 20. after ~ noon
at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, e21
HF' VII Ss S.id on TGon6ss. ss.' D.:sms:' ssrHiSs,
%. at pm, Interment Lincoln
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Auxiliary PreSidsnt.
aSpBhyfs sapiEy , TnIRsRREFEETE. ks. ps:' s.,, rss''

B90WN. BOSNIA e. On THURSDAY.
bRoWE. cousin q Mrs. Bertha n.
Parker and Miss Louise b HendeF-
son- Also surviving are other rsls-
noon sunday. beeemSer 90. friends
are invited TO call At the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 stn 81. NV,
Reauiem mass will be eelebrated at
81 Ausustine's Catholic Church. 18th
Monday. December 80. ct 10 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
CFamily may be contacted at 1874
Columbia 81. n.VJ %
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bLANDNG, JAMES, On wednesday,,
Deeember Is. 1887, at his residence,
A3e Massachusetts, ave. NV. JAMES
1LANDINo. brother Of Mrs. MaEEie
Pniladelphia. Pa. ana Ma Eilas-
beth ManiEault Of COLUMBIA. 81 G.
After . pm. sunday. Deeember -,
friends are invited 10 can 81 the
sserig sf z sonsin & Home Inc. 4sisI
be held on Monday. December so.
g II an. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery. eQs