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Evening star., 1957-11-20
In Mrntnrtant
Announcement Of
Services ~ Chambers

DEMPSEY. GEORGE 7. In memory
of 4 very dear husband and father,
GEORGE T. DEMPSEY. who left us
so suddenly three wears ago today,
November 30, 1854.
Thpush absent. he is always near.
Sthl loved, still missed, still very dear
Time takes away the edge Of grief,
HELEN. SUE AND MICK.
DI BITETTO. ISABELLE c. In loving
memoir. Of our wife and dear mother,
ISABELLE c. DI BITETTO, who left
this world two years. ago today, Mo-
vember 20. 1855.
A wonderful wife. mother and aide,
One who was better, God never made
a wonderful worker. so loyal and true,
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. FRANK
MARY. VINCENT AND FRANK, Jr.
Dimes. MARY Z. Departed this life
four years ago, November 20, 1858.
The world may change from year to
And friends from day to day.
But never will the one we loved
cHIGpREN. niIg S."Sis oRARpcHfipkEEN Snss ffx5E AND
SISTER,
FIELDS. WILLIAM A. In loving MEM
Sory OF our father and DADDY BILL,
who passed away three years ago
today, November 20. 1854.
Always so true. unselfish and kind
few in this world his equal YOU
A beautiful life that came to an end.
He died as he lived. everyone's
Daddy. you left a beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told:
But to US who loved and lost you,
- Your memory Will never, grow old;
THREE oRANDsONs'
memory y AnS my beloved SaSsse sister %AReYs es
I IRVING. who departed this life
November 20. 1858.
Memory Ia q gift Of God
Which death cannot destroy
- Anniversary mass at st. Ausustine's 8
bEVoTED SISTER. HELEN NJ. KING.
AND BROTHER-IN-LAW, TEA0LE.
IRVING. MARY B. In loving memory
%ARSyg Sgr TesRsE i1RfsNa and bo ETsnsS%Uthsr gs.ssS
four, years ago today, November 90
Though gone. YOU are ever near.
Kept close by memories we hold dear
Still loved, stiil missed with ali our
ThrOash memories we shall never
DEVOTED SONS, FRANCIS AND
Tao9MSlAs Tao9MSlAs p DAgoHTER AI,5ITII 5.vs n y. lay y
oARET AND DORIS
JOHNSON. FRANCIS A. In loyinS
and uncle. FRANCIS A. JOHNSON
who departed this life twenty-foul
years AGO today. November 20, 1888
The golden sun mas disappeared,
The sky is dull and gray,
And We are lonely in our hearts
Because you went away.
Though other memories fade awas
Upon this mortal shore.
Your memory, like the laurel,
Stay green forevermore
FATHER, SISTERS AND NIECES.
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wish to lay them down to-
gether."
Board Chairman Philip D.
Reed was granted a leave Of
absence, also to serve the Gov
ernment.
Since the collaboration Of
Mr.. Swope and Mr.. Young was
an industrial legend. it was
natural that they should return
to active duty together. Mr..
Young. named general counsel
of G-E in 1918. had been
chosen board chairman in
1922 when Mr.. Coffin resigned.
Mr.. Swope and Mr.. Young
both laid aside their re-
sponsibilities again in Sep
tember of 1914, when Mr..
Wilson returned to the presi-
dency, and resumed their titles
of honorary president and
honorary chairman.
Mr.. Swope married Mary
Dayton Hill of New Brunswick.
N. j., in 1901. She died two
years ago. They had five chill
dren, Henrietta H., Isaac c.,
Gerard, David and John.
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Col. Maurice E. Gilmore. a
veteran of the Spanish-Amer-
ican War and the building of
the Panama Canal, died at
Suburban Hospital in Bethesda
yesterday. He was 70.
Col. Gilmore was a former
director of public works for
New York State (1933-1940)
and public works commissioner
and director of defense public
works for the Federal Works
Administration (1940-194D.
He also had been a consult
ing engineer in Central and
South America. A native of
Somerset. KY, he was grad
uated from Tulsa University
with a, BIS degree in engineer
ing. He later studied at the
Army War College.
He was one Of the few surviv-
ing members of Col. Leonard
Woods Rough Riders, whose
second in command during the
Spanish American War was
1t. Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
Col. Gilmore's military serv-
ice later spanned both the Mex
ican Campaign of 1914 and
World War I, in which he rose
from captain to-. his retirement
rank.
Before serving as an engi-
neer on both the Panama Canal
and Panama railroad projects
from 1906-1913. he was an en-
gineer in the Interior Depart
ment's Bureau of Indian Ar
fairs. From 1913 until 1888 and
from 1914 until he retired here
several years ago. he was en-
gineer on variety Of construc-
ton projects in Latin America.
He was a member Of the
American Society Of Civil En-
gineers, the Society Of Ameri-
can Military Engineers, the
American Geographical So
ciety. the Army-Navy Club here.
the Club Union Of Panama City
and the Clubs Internationale
and Union Of El Salvador.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Barnes Gilmore. a son.
Maurice E. Gilmore. jr.. 20,
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Col. M. E. Gilmore, Veteran
Of Spunish-Americon War

and a daughter, Mary E. Gil
more, IA, of 511 Moorland lane,
Bethesda. A second son, George
B. Gilmore, Is, is a Jesuit no
vitiate at Wernersville Pa
monastery.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Friday in the St.
Jane Frances D'Chantel Cath
olic Church, 960l Old George
town road, Bethesda. Inter-
ment will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
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1tt Mrntnrtaiit

KIDwELL. BARBARA MARY. In low
ing remembrance Of our mother, BAR
BARA MARY, who passed away two
years ago tooay. November 20, 1855.
Just silent tear,
Just a beautiful memory
OF the one we loved SO dear.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN AND
1s'GRANDCHILDREN.
LOCKLEY, ROSALIE. In loving mem
ory OF our darling daughter and sis
ter, RQSALIE LOCKLEY. who left, US
SO suddenly three, years ago today.
Just loving thought,
just silent tear,
Just a beautiful memory
or one We loved so dear
She was a sift from God
MOTHER; FATHER, SISTERS AND
LYLEs, FRIEDRICH. In loving mem
ory Of my nephew. FRIEDRICH LYLES,
who departed this life eight years
ago today, November 20, l949
youSo I,oOHs Brvo4rb sgt not IE@ iSrEOttsn,, izA +,
BECKWITH. formerly Of Washing
ton, D. c.. now OF Brooklyn, N "
QUEEN. BEATRICE ALICE. In loving
remembrance of our beloved one.
BEATRICE ALICE QUEEN. who de-
parted this life two years ago.
Sad and sudden vas the call
OF one so dearly loved by all:
II was to depart with one SO dear.
II only the sky could open
And YOUR face could see.
Oh. what a wonderful feeling
DADDY. GRANDMOTHER. AUNT
BEA AND UNCLE BUBBLES
RHINEs. JOHN 7. Sacred to the mem
ory Of our dear brother. JOHN T.
years ago. November 20. i946
Remembrance is the rose that blooms
eternal year by year.
Sweet memories cling to our hearts
ana keep loved ones near;
Tender thoughts that linger on are
Our loved ones who have gone ahead
with US, who are left behind.
DEy,oTEpLY; AGNES AND WILLIAM
SCOTT. RALPH. In sad but loving
memory Of nv dear brother. RALPH
sc9dT who SoSrsssSgsly ,ods sit th,s Na
Vember 20. l945.
Just line Of sweet remembrance,
Just q memory, fond and true.
There Is not q day, dear brother
That we do not think Of you.
For iove to think Of you, my
In mansions bright and fair.
Where gentle Jesus reigns IN glory.
There Is no sorrow there.
God gave me the grandest OF brothers,
One 80 thoughtful and kind
All my life I have been thankful
For YOU. wonderful brother Of
mine.
Then God saw the road was setting
And the hills we're hard to climb
$50 He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered, Peace be thine q"
GLADYS SCOTT ROBERTs
sCOTI. RALPH. In memory OF our
son and brother. RALPH SCOTT, Who
left US twelve years ago today, No
vember go l945.
Deep in our lives Is a lonely spot
Your bright face used 10 MI.
But naueht can take your memory
That shines there and always will.
IModENE SCOTT AND EDNA ROB-
INSON
TIPPETT, ALBERT I. In loving mem
ory Of my beloved husband. ALBERT
L. TIPPETT, who passed away two
years ago today. November 90, 1855.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. WINIFRED.
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A. B. Kelley, IA,
Congress Member
From Pennsylvania

Representative Augustine B,
Kelley, Democrat of Pennsyl-
vania. died today at Suburban
Hospital. He was "A.
His physician. DR.. Charles j.
Savarese. said Mr.. Kelley re-
ceived the last rites of the
Catholic Church earlier this
week. He said the Represent
ative had been suffering from
uremia. but declined to reveal
the full diagnosis.
Mr.. Kelley recently suffered
a fall at his home. $3.50 Ken
wood avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md. He underwent surgery
last September.
He is survived by two sons,
Regis and j. Hillary Kelley, one
of whom may run for their
fathers seat in Congress.
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Gerard Swope, "a, Dies,
Former President Of G-E

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 tR.--
Gerard Swope, "a, former pres
ident of the General Electric
Co.. died in his home today.
Mr.. Swope was president of
the company for Is years, from
1922 to 1910, and again for two
years, from l942 to 1874. Later
he became honorary president.
He was chairman Of the New
York City Housing Authority
from 1899 to 1912.
Mr.. Swope was a brother of
Herbert Bayard Swope, the
journalist and for many years
chairman Of the New York
State Racing Commission. He
started with General Electric
in Chicago in 1893 as a helper
at 81 a day. He became presi-
dent of the company in 1922.
Guided Firm in Two Eras
It was under his direction
that the company began extern
sive manufacture of electric
appliances for home use. Until
1922, the incandescent electric
lamp was the only GE product
sold directly to the public.
Mr.. Swope also guided the
company through two distinct
eras-one of seemingly limit
less expansion Of the Nations
economy and one of prolonged
depression.
Mr. Swope was born in st.
Louis. Mo-. December /. 1872.
While an undergraduate at
the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology, he visited Chicago
in 1893 to see the Worlds Fair.
He became a helper in the GE
Chicago service shop during
that visit. He returned to NIT
and was graduated in 1895 with
a bachelor Of science degree in
electrical engineering.
Returned to Chicago
After graduation he returned
to Chicago. this time in West
ern Electric Co. shops. He
served with Western Electric
until World War /, when he
became a member of the War
Department General Staff in
connection with procurement
and supply.
In 1919 Charles A. Coffin,
then president of General Elec-
trio. brought Mr.. Swope back
into G-E. Three years later
Mr.. Swope became president
and continued in the post until
1910, when he was succeeded
by Charles E. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson resigned in 1912
on President Franklin D. Roose-
velt's request that he become
vice chairman of the War Pro-
duction Board. Mr.. Swope
came out of retirement to re-
sumo the G-E presidency.
Young Also Returned
With him returned Owen D.
Young as acting chairman. Both
had resigned their respective
posts together on January i,
1910. under. GE's retirement
policy. In a letter of resigna-
ton TO the board of directors,
Mr. Young had said: I'VE took
up these Offices together and we
u -
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Mrs. Ethel {. Johnston
Former Area Resident

Mrs. Ethel E. Johnston. n, q
former resident Of Chevy ChAs4
Md. died Sunday at her home
in Milwaukee.
She leaves a daughter. Mrs.
Richard E. Burr Of Mequon.
Wis. and a sister. Mrs. Alice
Shirley Of Perry. Iowa, SerY-
ices we're held yesterday in
Triensville, Wis. =
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Garn. nf Thanks

scA9Ss @ 96zs 5ss IE ssPs z & b.as sSs
and KIND expressions OF sympathy.
pEASLEY. LLOYD G.. The family Of
! the late LLOYD C.. PEASLEY Of
,345 Cedar 81. NV. wishes to express
their thanks and appreciation 10 rela-
and other expressions OF kindness
and sympathy during their recent
IRENE PAISLEY AND FAMILY.
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ministry or other church work.
DR.. and Mrs. Miers celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding anniver-
sary June 16.
His widow, the former Mabel
Agnes Bruin. lives at 1T East
Jefferson street, Falls Church.
Also surviving are two sons,
James A. Miers, 1927 Mitscher
street, Kensington, and Dono-
van r. Miers, lis East Jeffer-
son street, Falls Church. :
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= Terrace q. s. s.ss on % NcsemSsr q 10 t ]
ssryisss a.cf Il chsnbsTs q s.Is .EIunersTi d Home, ss
iinrton DsT National a Pc cemeteSs atersrment Ar
M IsS, nFNE' sASUISI DaNIt,. 1''s Il on..,. :. ana
"a - Printing once Post, No. 33,
81 the american ne Legion. are are
requested 70 attend the ~
as5al sensadsa dSsr'ifss 6ANi9L iGI our T. De pf
yember "a. 1857. At s pm. at the
Gnamoefs Funeral Home. 517 llth
6v the National Guard Of 'AHSSsss Honor.
pnoer the direction OF MAJ. John
lie Foti
q ~ coopEn = ,'.tert tomtmander.'
D1MDLN; CHARLES VI. on Monday,
pass cHARfrs 81 NV 8 boMbEk WEEK HIs. sSc
beloved husband Of Mfs Thelma Dow
nen. father OF Ruth DpWden, brother
) q sfater Dowden.- MADEIRA Calf. I:
Mrs Lucille Baldwin. Santa Ana,
Torrance, Calf. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th at. and
Massachusetts ave. ne. after 10 am.
Tuesday. where services viii be held
pm Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
copy5 20
DQWDEN, CHARLES ". on Mondav.
A<Es<SA Hilicresf HeTrhff' Nd
EEArNA CHARI,fe " DfiWrF.N
Id EtH3H lH menlhfr a Cni,arnisiS T'vnn,, yI1ss,
VA\h01 t1 Rfarhicai uninn. M mi
MY and the Library Chapel
Funeral Honae 4th e. ana Mass
ave ne Services at the above fii-
neral home on THURSDAY Novemher
f.iincci,, c.,vsts,v r2v an ns,chrs Eu.s ~
union are invifed tn Sttend ths f,,s
neral services " s'eu '"s
RoBBEERI IAUBi PRESIDENT:
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GILMORE, MAURICE FIjCyFNE Mem

beTs Of the Holy Name
Society of Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church are
requested to meet at the
RoberG A. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. 1857 Wiscon-
sin ave. Bethesda, Mo, on
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NN lean Legion Auxiliary. Fu-
neral services ~ ST. David s
Episcopal Church, $3.50 Ma
comb st. NV. on Thursday, November
21. at 10:45 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery
ANNE SHERIDAN. President.
BETTY SCHENKEL, Secy.
FULTON, VIRGINIA E. On Tuesday,
Noye,1s NoyemDer vss;, da 1922, at EFT ETesamen; s@
2sOl 9Th st. ne, loving mother Of
Norma s. Lampkin. She also .eaves
a devoted son-in-law, Alfred K. Lamp
kin: sister-in-law, Katherine Evans;
oer Ssayes sTS sna end sSss anS Sess many
at Campbeil's Funeral Home, 433 4th
81. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
November 10, 1857. CHARLES W
GATES Of Bonifant rd., Silver Spring,
isther OF Harold Barfiss S Gates sand and
Mrs. Leonard Burriss There also are
five grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Mr.. Gates rests. at the
MePsr s4s4 pSmpnTey ElTera sRe saSns Home
Nd. tparking fscilitiesi, where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, Novem-
Der 22, at pm. Interment Bur-
louisville Union Cemetery. 2l
COL. MAURICE EUGENE,
NoysuSsf Il e SKMf T. fsi5sd s5 ManhcE 4n TqssdSy T
GENE GILMORE Of i5ii Moorland
lane, Bethesda. Md. beloved husband
OF Mary Barnes Gilmore, father of
Maurice Eugene, IT,; Georges Barnes
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chew Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd Services
on Friday, NOtemOer ~, et ST. Jane
FIapees oe Chantal Cathohe Church.
! AGf3f Sold GEORGETOWN rd.. where q
Z reuuien mass will be offered at 10
, mz tInterment Arlington National
Cefnetery New York Times and
Herald Tribune papers please copy.D
go Il
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BEATRICE 2. JOHNSON,

EsTELLE C. BRISCoE, Fin. secy.
BEALE. FREEMAN .. ON Tuesday.
November 10, 1857 FREEMAN o.
father Of John L. Beale. brother Of
Mrs. Bessie Carpenter p M, Glen,
Fred. George, Howard and Rena Beale.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne.
day, November ~, at 9:45 am. In
lieu Of flowers, please make dona-
tions to the D. C. Association for
Mental Health Internient in Arling-
ton National Cemetery 81
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cation OF ST. Johns Lodge,
No. IL. F A A. NJ, will be
held at the Masonic Tenn
q pie, 18th ST. ana New York
y ave, NV. on Friday, No.
yember %. 1857, at / pm,
for the purpose of attend
funeral Of our late brother,
J HURST.
EUdENE r REAvIs.
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day. November I6, 1857 BiSHOP N.I
BEARFIELD Of 2404 Virginia ave
\ ", devoted son of Mrs Mary Bear
fieid and neDisT of Mrs. Lucy Corbiri,
James, William and. Arthur CarpenIer
A host of other relatives and friends
also survive. After 3Ip.m. Wednes-
day November 20, friends may call
Rhode Island ave NV. Funeral on
Thursday November II, at pm.
from the Mount Carmel Baptist
Church, Interment Woodlawn Gene
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RrafhB

ARNOLD, WILLIAM LAWRENCE. on
Fesloence. 1901 Yosemite. dr., Alex
ARNOLD. beloved husband of Helen
". Arnold. father OF Mrs Norma A.
lWyat, brother Of Howard L.. J. Ray
lmond and Brooke Arnold Friends
may call At the DefnRtne Funeral
Home. go South washinston ST.,
be held on Thursday. November I'll.
lat 1:16 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
AYERS, CAROLINE MEDLEY. on
Monday. November Is, 1901. at the
LEY AYERS Of springfield, Va wife
lnez Di Giulian, Mrs. Caroline Lyies,
Mrs, Susan Gingell and Alfred Di
iGiulian; sister OF Mrs. Minnie Samp-
son. Mrs. Alice Magner and Mrs.
Grace Cooley. Funeral services on
THURSDAY, November 2I, at 10 an,
at 81 .Michaels Catholic Church, An
mandate, Va. Interment Bethel Gene
nineham Funeral Home, Cameron and
ALFRED sts., Alexandria, Va, until
time OF services.
HARTLEY. MARGARET C. On Tues
bay. November 19s 1857, MISS MAR
EAREI C.. BARLEY. sister Of Mrs
Eeleni T. HOUSTON, OF Big Sherman
Fember 21. friends ar; are invited invite, no to
Eall at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
Hs2O 9th ST. NV. where services
Eill be held on Saturday. November
k3, at 1880 pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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BEALE, OSWELL r. MembefS OF the
Association OF Retired Po-
[ licemen are hereby notified
Of the passing OF our
n late brother, OSWELL r.
e.aNA BEkLE, Oh Tuesday. No
~ vember 10, 1857 Remains
resting at the Zee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne,
until g:45 am. FRIDAY, November
81. where services will be held.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
RUBERT L. JENKINS. President.
RICHARD A BUR TON Secretary
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,EATRICE {. JOHNSON,

EsTELLE C. BRIscoE, Fin. secy,
LYLEs. DOROTHN E. On Sunday, No.
yember n. 1857. DOROTHY Z.
LYLES Of $500 llth st. NV. Apt. /;
beloved wife OF James j. Lyles, sr..
and mother Of Mrs; Dolores g: John
She also is survived BY five sisters,
four brothers. other relatives and
many friends. After 10 am. Wednes-
day. November 90, friends are in
yited to- call at the. MCGUIRE Funeral
mass will be, celebrated at the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church. 41O New
York ave. NV, on Thursday. No
vember Il, at Q am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
W NAnnHunwy
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49,, OF sorrow will be neld on
~ 1s5%-st $50 p,m.. at 15os I;
NI Que ST. NV, for our late
Assistant Grand Recorder,
Daughter BEATRICE WEST
LEWIS Of Forest Temple. No.
Q, /. B; ?; Q; :; Of W;o,,,,so,,
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TIPPETT, ALBEHT 4. IN loving men-
9ry q my beloved husband, ALBERT
years ago today, November 90 1855,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, WINIFRED.
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November Is, 1857, ELIZA
BETH C.. FRIES, charter
member of Henry c. Spang-
Ter Unit, No. IL, the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary. Fu-
neral services a. st. DaVid's
Episcopal Church, $3.50 Ma
W., on Thursday, November
D:45 am. Interment Ar
fational Cemetery.
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BaYLQR, JESSIE. Died ON Sunday.
HN pm, al the District Gen.
A " eral Hospital. Funeral on
Friday, November -. 1857,
As at l pm, from the Friend
ship Baptist Church, LIST
sa.. and II SITS. s.w All mem-
bt- tar Hope Chapver. No. 90,
= A. y Of Reindeer, will please at
tend the called meeting on Thurs
day, November II, at the Reindeer
Rest, 525 Florida ave. NV, for iu-
neral arransements of Princess JES-
PRINCESS ELEANoRA MYLEs,
PRINCESS FLoRINE A. POGUE'
Most Noble Fin. Secy.
PRINCESS C. ELIZABETH KING,
DeSuty.
BAYLOR. JESSIE. A session of sor-
49, row will be hela on Thurs
% $40 pm" at i5Gs Que Que :t. &
:, ssRtSH Il: SSi ( n S''Es'; :';;
pEATRrcE 4 .JouNsoN
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BEALL, HOWARD EUGENE. on Nom
cav November Is. 1857, HOWARD
Bowie, Md, beloved husband of Annie
Estelle Beall and father OF Lillian
Robinson, Elsie Foster. Alice Lowry.
Eleanor Bickerton and Ernest Beall
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home.
on % rhsrsday RS Soyember Move nS4''syliie' AZ nq'
pm Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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BEARFIELD. RISHnP n. A snecial

j. H. HANkt RSSN, Sscy- 20
BILSON. SADIE T.. On Monday, No.
temDer -, 1851. al Casdslty Hos
laFd) ol Is ,ird st. Sc. daughter Of
Mrs Fannie Is Ballard, SISTER OF
Oames C Ballard OF washington,
u C.. and Carl v Ballard OF Win
chester, Va Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST and
MISS, ave ne. where services will
be- held on Thursday, November ~
at 10 am. Graveside services will
be held at Mount Maria Cemetery,
White Hall Va at z n m
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BOGELLR, CLIFTON :. OF 540S
Branchvile rd., Branchville. Md. on.
November ~. 1857. husband Of the
Robert F.. Boteler, Elsie L. Huffer,
Florence v Corbin and Edna NJ
Corbin brother OF Annette Anderson
and Katherine Miller y services at
Chambers Funeral Home 1901 Cleve-
land ave, Rlverdale, Md, on Thurs
day, November u. at I pm. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln CemeterY. II
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1905 14th st. NV. Notice of funeral
NRUFFER. JULIA RICHARDSON. On
Tuesday. November ~, 1887, at her
EsslSaencs; 2Q9 LINCOLN ave-, Takoma
NE1FFERo. beloved ai4 notSeT SSsThafH4SES q JaIias
Neuffer and Claude v. Neuffer OF
Newberg, Greg: sister of Miss Louise
K Richardson of New York City
fakOma Fansrai Ilsasi Hone es ga q csrt6 t6s
services viii be held on Thufsdsy. sy.
George Washington Cemetery.
NIcOLAIDEs, z. J.. On Monday.
SoyemPer lsi 1857. at his residence,
NiccoLAibEs. husband Ss 4 Of Marie K kelly
Nicolaides. father Of John Dudley and
Richard Homer Nicolaides: brother OF
Mrs, Atalanta, Homer Of Mamaroneck,
parking oppositeD. Mass viii be Of
fered at the Shrine OF the Most
Blessed Sacrament, Western ave. and
Ss,ehsS 0seisda St NV; o,ao on THURSDAY; No
ment Mount oiivet Cemetery. 20
PECK. EDITH VI. On Tuesday. No.
yember 70, 1857. at Doctors Hospital.
EDITH M. LEX of 400 Fairmont
s. nws beloved wife. Of the late
eeCh, motnSn o. MISS Emme-
and. sister Of James and Fred Lntz
81 ssaroS, F' Miss Mri Ma3S SSr lufs kslief ef
HHstEhsSpii Hsths & Pa Mrs Pa iaa MarSEe ST
Funeral Home, ss6i i4th % ST NV, w,
Nogsr,bsr tTom p m to 10 Pm Pm Wtedn1,essday,
Services and interment Harrisburg. Pa
Scyember 10. 1861. HENRY PEN, PEN,
DARVIS OF 1915 East Capitol ST.
Sc. beloved husband of Esther
Pendarvis, father Of Mrs. Avis Rodgers
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vived by six sisters. two brothers. two
aunts. one uncle. other relatives and
many friends Friends may call at
Home s MAVEN NsR Serses sShes AVE- inf and FqRers q
nnS, nv after pm Thurlday. Novem;;
Saturday November. 80. .l2 noon
terment Lincoln Memorial Church :
PEPPER. SAMUEL. on Tuesday, No
yembeT ~ 1857, at his residence,
lilo sycamore ave Takoma Park,
Nd, SAMUEL PEPPER, beloved huss-
liam J. Pepper ana brother Of Mrs.
Jenny Myer of New York City, N. Y.
He also is survived by four Grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Tekoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
Sc NV. parking oppositel, where
services will be held on Friday, No
George Washinston Cemetery. 81
PERKINS, MARVIN. On Monday, No
PGRHkiNs PSiHi'h dfs'SSrs of s.s.nSy ya vsMsZA MARyS
father OF Henry L, Perkins OF college
Park. Nd. Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home, Herndon. va,
where services will be held at
pm. Thursday. November 81 In
terment Chestnut Grove Cemetery
RINE, HATTIE u. On Tuesday, Mo-
yember ~, 1857. at her home, 47iO
qlenerook pkwy.,, Bethesda. Nd. HAT.
Rnaen,iI,d Rine anS sis sister e. Of mrs, MIS-, Mae {.
Friends are invited 10 call al the
BctheSda-ch Chase Funeral Home
oi Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda.
Nd. where services will be held on
Thursday, November 81, at IL am
interment Rockville Cemetery
RIPLEY, ANNA ". on Tuesday. No.
yembtt IL. 1887. ANNA NJ RIPLEY
of 3Ol6 Plyers Mil rd, Kensineton
Nd beloved wife Of the. late Prank
r Swain and grandmother OF Patricia
Anne Swain Funeral services viii
be held at the Deal Funeral Home
4S12 Georgia ave. NV, on Wednes-
day. November 20. al s pm. Inter-
ment private.