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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
British Authorities
to Admit
u. S. Playwright

SOUTHAMPTON, England.
Oct. 80 P.-Nathan Cooper. a
bearded, 3l-year-old Pennsyl-
vania playwright, was refused
permission to land in England
when ne arrived here aboard
the liner Queen Elizabeth last
night. The liner is due to be-
gin the return trip tomorrow.
Immigration officers gavetno
reason for Mr.. Cooper's deten-
ton aboard the liner under
Britain's Aliens Order of 1858.
Informants said, however. ne
had failed to satisfy authorities
on the reason for his visit.
United States Vice Consul
William Ryan went aboard the
ship to interview Mr.. Cooper,
who was educated az q quaker
school in Pennsylvania and has
been living recently in New
York.
Mr.. Ryan told newsmen later
that Mr.. Cooper came to this
country to study the arts. but
he is a bit vague about when
and where"
There is no question Of dis
elimination against an Ameri-
can citizen. he said. Il under
stand that the immigration laws
here. as in my own country. ex-
pect visitors to be more specific
about the purpose of a visit.
Over the telephone from his
cabin. Mr.. Cooper said:
Il think Britain acted under
American pressure. l wanted
to discuss a film script with a
producer in Britain. 1t is about
an anti-American government.
But I am not a Communist.
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Mrs. J. N. Mckay,
Treasury Ex-Aide

Mrs. Joseph Neal Mckay, SO,
l4Ol NJ street NV, a restau-
rant hostess and cashier, died
Saturday at her home.
Mrs. Mckay was a former
Treasury Department employee.
The former Mary Jane Do
veil, she was born in Luray, Va.
She is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bedwin H, Steely, and
a grandson. Bruce Steely, 4, of
Frankfurt, Germany; three
brothers and two sisters. They
are Mrs. S. T Pool. Waynes-
boro, Va. Mrs Ileene d.
Coons, Front Royal. Va; G..
Eldon Doveli, Reliance. Va;
Bernard Dovell, 1873 Forty
first street Sc. and Edwin Do
veil, White Post, Va,
Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today at the
Reliance. tVa), Evangelist
United Brethren Church, with
burial in Leaksville. Va.
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In MrmnrianI

LAGANA. SALVATORE. In loyin,
memory OF or dear husband ant
father. SALVATORE LAuANA. Wit
died seventeen years ago today, Octo
Der 80, 1910.
Just loving thought,
just q silent tear
just a beautiful memory
of the one We loved so dear.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
LANAHAN, CORNELIUS q. In loylnl
memory OF our dear father. CORNE
LIUS b LANAHAN. who passed ava!
nine years ago, October 10, l9fS
HE CHILDREN
PARKER, MRS. ROSA B.. REV. VIII
LIAM a. AND FLOYD n. In memor!
B PARKER, who left US thirty-thre,
years ago, August \, 1924 our father
REV. WILLIAM A. PARKER. twenty
eiRht years aeo, November 5, Ip2g
i ,sS11 years ago today October 80
Beyond llfe's dim horizon
Is happy, peaceful land
Where our loved ones we're welcomeC
BY our Saviours outstretched hand
BLANCHE. CATHERINE AND VIII
ory OF my sister, coRETHA THOMAS
who passed away three years ago
October 30, 1854
When a sister breathes her last fare
we'll
The stroke means more than tonEu'
can tell.
The world seems quite another plac,
Without the smile OF a sisters face
SISTER, ADA THOMAS
WILLIAMS. ANNIE v, In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother ANNIE v
WILLIAMS who departed this NJ
eieht wears ago today, october 80
lnlU
There is a long and winding roAt
Along which each must 80,
II leads beyond the hills OF tim,
Into the sunset GLOW
But only for little while
Our loved one leaves our stsht,
For lust beyond the hill she watt
In Gods eternal light
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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james J. Sullivan,
Mansfield Ex-Aide

James J. Sullivan. 81. former
administrative assistant to Sem
ator Mansfield. Democrat of
Montana. died Monday in ST.
James Hospital. Butte, Mont.
of a heart ailment.
Mr.. Sullivan worked for Sem
ator Mansfield from January.
l943. until mis- retirement in
September last year. He was
formerly owner of a school bus
business in Butte and was once
in the wall paper business. His
residence was the Finlen Hotel.
Butte.
After emigrating from his
native County Kerry, Ireland,
at the age of 20, Mr.. Sullivan
lived in New York before NOV
ing TO Butte. During World
War ! he served in the Army.
His wife. the former Anne
Fleming. died in 1852. He
leaves a sister and a brother,
Mrs. Mary O'Sullivan and
FURRY Sullivan. both OF New
York.
Services will be held Satur-
day in Butte.
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1928. received a degree Of doc
tor Of canon law from Catho-
lie University in 1926 and later
q degree OF doctor OF sacred
theology there, He joined the
faculty In 1891 after serving
as priest at Old Cathedral. Gin
cinnati. He was made a do
nestle prelate with the rank OF
monsignor in 1850.
Msgr. Rocker published ar
ticles in THE Jurist," edited
by the faculty of the school OF
canon law, the American Ec-
clesiastical Review of the uni
versity and New Scholasticism
He also taught logic at Trinity
College and at Sisters College
OF Catholic University.
He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. John Raeckers Of Ludlow,
KY.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 1890 am. tomorrow
at st. Vincent de Paul Chapel,
Catholic University. Burial ID
TO be Saturday in Cincinnati.
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later general news editor of the
Newport News Daily Press.
He joined the Washington
bureau Of the Southern divi-
sion Of the Associated Press in
May. 1917. and successfully was
night manager of the division
and early morning editor Of
the Washington bureau of the
AP.
He is survived by his widow:
two sons, C. Bradley Spencer
Of Portsmouth. and John Spen-
Ger. jr.. OF Norfolk; three
daughters. Mrs. Joel S. Poor
man Of Columbus. Ohio. Mrs.
Sidney King of Norfolk. and
Mrs. John P. Meyer of Albu-
queruue. N. Mex.
He was a member of the
Epispocal Church and for many
years had been a member OF
the American Society Of News
paper Editors. the Associated
Press Managing Editors. Associ-
alton. the Virginia Press Asso-
citation and the Virginia ASso-
ciated Press.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow at Hollo-
msn-Born funeral home here.
with burial in Norfolk's Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
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J. w. Hummett,
Hospital Pointer

James w. Hammett. 70. 8
painter at Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital for six years
died in that hospital on Mon
day.
Mr.. Hammett known as
Mudd Hammett. retired last
year. He was formerly a paint
ing contractor in Hyattsvillt
and Mount Rainier for IS
years.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Lucy Dyer. at the home
address, 34l3 Rhode Island
avenue. Mount Rainier; three
daughters. Mrs. Harold Mitch.
ell. 4504 Rittenhouse street
Riverdale; Mrs. Albert Boswell
5405 Hamilton street. Hystts-
vile, and Mrs. Donald Shift
lett. Goodluck road. Lanham
Md: two stepsonS. George r
Hammett, of California. anc
Clinton S. Hammett of Bis
Sandy, Mont. and a step.
daughter. Mrs. Norvel SaulS
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Funeral services will be helo
at 2 pm. tomorrow in Gasch'S
Funeral Home. Hyattsville
with burial in Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
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.sqr. Rocker Dies:
Law Dean

Msgr. Edward George Roel-
ker. go. dean Of thes school OF
canon law at Catholic Univer-
sity. died yesterday Of a heart
attack at his residence In Cur
ley Hall of the university.
Msgr. Rocker was an au-
thority on laws OF the church
and ancient Roman law and
was known for research on the
liturgy and music of the
church. He was the author of
two books, "Precepts" and I'm
validating Laws" published in
1855 by ST. Anthony's Guild
Press. Paterson. N. J. He was
made a full professor at Cath
Ollie University In 1916.
A native OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
he graduated from st. xaxier
College and ST. Mary's Sem
mary there and In 1919 was
chosen to study at the Amer
lean College IN Rome.
He was ordained at st. John
Lateran Church In Rome In
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Mrs. Jackson, 20,
Former Resident
OF Washington

Mrs. Henry +. jackson. SO
former Washington resident
died Monday in Pitman, N. j.
after q long illness.
Mrs. jackson lived here from
1915 10 1927 while her husband
the Rev. Henry e. jackson, was
associated with the Office OF the
United States Commissioner OF
Education, Mr.. jackson later
became PRESIDENT of the Social
Engineering Institute OF New
York City.
Since the death Of her hus-
band in 1888. Mrs. Jackson had
lived at Moylan. Pa.
The former Viola Laughed,
she was born in Morgantown,
w Va. and attended Swarth-
more College.
Surviving are three sons, I.
Preston Thomas. Woodbury., NJ
j.; Aubrey L. Thomas. SUPER
visor Of public relations. APP
piled Physics Laboratory. Johns
Hopkins University, Silver
Spring, and Robert d. jackson
South Salem. N. Y; a daughter
Mrs. j. Mason Read. Souta
Salem; two sisters. Mrs. May
Wade and Miss Gay Laughed
and a brother, Guy Laughed
all OF Morgantown. and eight
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be pri-
yate.
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Alexander Paul, 43, PubIicist
For Tax Group, Ex-U. S. Aide

Alexander Paul. 43. public
relations director for the Tax
Foundation OF America. Inc.
died yesterday in Chicago OF
a heart attack where he was
attending a business meeting.
He first Joined the tax foun-
dalton as assistant director Of
public relations in 1871.
A native OF Pittsburgh and
q graduate OF Carnegie Insti-
tute OF Technology in 1886,
Mr.. Paul worked in public re-
lations for the West Penn Pow
er Co. before taking the posi-
ton with the tax foundation.
He enlisted in the Coast
Guard in l94l. transferred TO
the Navy as an ensign, and
spent four years aboard a Navy
transport. the Samuel Chase,
In Europe and the Pacific.
After wartime service he
joined the Department OF
Commerce as chief Of publica-
tons and periodicals. In 1851
he became director Of manage.
ment services for,the Printing
Industry OF America. He re-
turned TO the tax foundation
in 1855.
Surviving are his widow. the
former Ann Reiss of Omaha
Nebr.: two children. Elaine. 9,
and Stephen. 4. Of the home
address. 45l6 Gretna street
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John A. Proctor,
Berkeley Springs
Business Leader
Special Dispatch 70 IN, star

FN~A"- eS@-SoNN~- ~ A1N ofaA
BERKELEY SPRING
w. Va. Oct. 30.-Former STATE
Senator John Armfleld Proc
tor, n. died at Morgan Coun-
ty War Memorial Hospital here
on Monday.
He came here in the early
1905 with Harry Hanna to be-
come interested in operation OF
sand mines with the West Vir-
GINA Sand Co.. and subsequent
ly became superintendent OF
operations for the Hazel Atlas
Glass Sand Corp. with extern
Sive holdings in this area.
A Democrat. he served a term
in the West Virginia House OF
Delegates although the county
is normally Republican. and in
1888 was elected to the State
Senate from the 18th district to
serve one term.
Mr.. Proctor had been presi-
dent Of the Citizens National
Bank here since it was organ
lied in 1884 and also had been
president of the Bank Of Nor
gan County that preceded it.
He was president OF the
Berkeley Club and Bottling
Manufacturing Co. when it was
organized in 1884; in 1885 was
named TO the Morgan County
Relief Board; and was a d.
rector of the Eastern Panhan-
die Association.
He also was active in estab-
lishment of Cacapon State
Park. Just south Of this city.
Survivors include a sister
Mrs. George A. Simon Of Bel
Air Md.
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Mrs. Murray, Widow
OF Former B&O Aide

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf. Oct.
80 R).-Mrs. James S. Murray,
widow of a former vice presi-
dent of the Baltimore e. Ohio
Railroad. died yesterday after
a lingering illness.
Mrs. Murray, 80. was the
former Martha Pryor List of
Wheeling. w. Va. Her hus-
band retired in l945 and died
four years later. Since then,
Mrs. Murray had lived here
with a son, DR.. James S. Muir
ray. jr.
Funeral services will be held
in Baltimore, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray lived for many
years.
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John Spencer, u, Newsmon
As Years in Virginia and D. c.

NORFOLK. Oct. 30 (R.-
John Spencer. ~. retired man.
aging editor OF the Norfolk Vir-
giniap- Pilot. and a newsman
with As years Of experience in
Washington. Newport News and
Norfolk, died last night in a
Norfolk hospital.
A native Of Henrico County,
he spent his boyhood and young
manhood in Newport News. He
came TO Norfolk in June. 1924,
as city editor Of the Virginian-
Pilot and was elevated to the
managing editorship in March,
1871. He retired in 1855 after
81 years of service.
Mr.. Spencer. or Cap'n Jack
as he WAS known by his asSo-
ciates. began his newspaper
career as a reporter on the
Newport News Times-Herald in
1909. later becoming city editor
and sports editor. Several years
later he became city editor and
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David 6. Morgan, 70, Aide
To County Agent in Rockville

David Cough Morgan, 20, q
Department of Agriculture
agronomist at the county
agents Office. Rockville. Md.
died today Of a stroke at hi;
nome. Glen road. Potomac, Md
Mr.. Morgan was the son OF
Judge and Mrs. 10 v. Morgan
1920 Moorland lane, Bethesda.
Judge Morgan is judge of the
Tax Court Of the District OF
Columbia and a Washington at
,orney for 40 years.
Mr.. Morgan was a graduate
If Landon School. Bethesda,
and the University Of Mary
land, where he received a
bachelor of science degree in
1884. He was married the same
year TO the former Alice (Cissy)
Berry. daughter of Mrs. Rich
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mond B. Keech, 2746 Woodley
place NV, and Maj. J. Banks
Berry, TOO Bells Mill road,
Bethesda.
Mr.. Morgan was a member
of st. Francis Episcopal Church.
Potomac: Sigma Phi Epsilon
Fraternity and the Chevy Chase
Club.
He leaves his wife and daugh-
ter. Alyne Carroll. 2. both Of
the home address; his parents.
a brother and a sister. 10 v.
Morgan. ir.. an attorney, 5l2O
Westpath way. Sumner. Md,
and Mrs. William H. Olsen.
Elyria. Ohio.
Services will be at II am.
Friday at the Humphrey funeral
home. Rockville, with burial in
Union Cemetery. Rockville.
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R. l. Smith, Jr.,
Attorney Here

Robert Lee Smith. jr., 81
attorney. died yesterday at
George Washington University
Hospital after a long illness.
Mr.. Smith, who lived at 52ll
North Washington boulevard
Arlington. was born in Abe
marie. N. c.. and came to the
District in 1916. He was grad
uated from Duke University
and the University of North
Carolina Law School.
Mr.. Smith is survived by his
widow. Ruth Miller Smith, Of
the home address.
Funeral services will be held
at 9 am. tomorrow at St. Pat
Kicks Catholic Church, Tenth
and G streets NV. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Bethesda: his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Paul Of 4740 Brad
ley boulevard. Chevy Chase
and two brothers. Oscar and
Joseph Paul. both Of Pitts
burgh.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. Friday at the c. d. Gold
berg and Son funeral home,
42l7 Ninth street NV. with
burial in Arlington Cemetery
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Miss Williams. 90,
Former Teacher

Miss Isabel Catherine Will
iiams. 90. died at 1890 am.
Monday at l7l7 Lanier place
NV.
Miss Williams was q former
teacher Of shorthand and typ
ing at the Temple Business Col
lege. She was the oldest mem
Der of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church and a lifelong resident
Of Washington.
Funeral services will be held
in st. Paul's Church at 10 am.
Thursday with burial in the
Glenwood Cemetery.
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Fred [. Wolf

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. SO
(Pl.-Fred l.. Wolf. 80. former
president of the Washington
Newspaper Publishers AsSocia-
ton and the Washington State
Good Roads Association, died
yesterday. For 38 years he
published the weekly Newport
Miner at Newport.
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Bullitt Will Probuted

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct, 80
lPl.-Former United States So
licitor General William Mar
shall Bullitt left the bulk Of
his estimated Sis million estate
to his widow. Mrs. Nora I.
Bullitt. The will was probated
yesterday. Mr.. Bullitt died
october 3 at the age Of "a.
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Ruy |. Dudley

HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. 30 tP)
Ray L. Dudley. Sc. president of
Gulf Publishing Co. publisher
Of oil industry magazines and
books, died at his home last
night.
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'AuurniuR

eoDNICK, BENJAMIN N. there vii
the memory Of the late BENJAMIN
n bQDNiCK, beloved husband 81
Title Hodntek and devoted father 81
Jerome and Nelson hodnick, anc
itaI Hebrew Cemetery. New Taimnu
Torah Section, on sunday, November
1881, a. pm, Relatives and
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lit Mpmnriam

BUTLER. WILLIAM H. In memory OF
WILLIAM Il BUTLER, Who departed
this lie one year ag0 today, Octo-
Der 80, 1870
May his soul rest IN peace with God
MARY A BUTLER, PROCTOR v.
Butler, MARIE Il WILLIAMS,
GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT
GRANDCHlLD
GEORGE, MclNER. Sacred TO the
memory Of my dear father, McIVEt
GEORGE, who departed TINS lie
eishteen years ago today, October 30,
1850
May he rest In peace
LOVING. DAUGHTER, WILLIE O.
HARDY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorillm

j. William Lees Sons Co
FUkEEsi DIRECT URs
en- 81 and Mass Ave NE IL $4,000
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c SHAFFER. INC

Expressive Flora tributes Moderator,
priced Omen daily, Sun Phone orders
also accepted, $50 to y pm, week
nights. 300 18th st. nv, MA, s-0lUB.
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R I!!Isl.I ELLAN g SANFORD 9,

sHNFoRD REicHARb OF Of Is Ni Aspen
81 NV beloved sister OF Merton p.
SANFORD OF Rochester, n y and
Earnest ? Sanford Of the above adj
dress stepmother Of Mrs Carl Fien
Of Miami Fla Mrs Maybelle Pafk.n-
son of White Plains N y and
Services at the s Il Hines Co Fu-
neral Home, 'iDhl llth ST. NV on
Thgtsdas, october ~ ~ 10 am
ipafl.lng tneilitiesi intefmcnt Che
shire, n Y
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norIKrn nIGur nry Msun IN

NNNU q, JII IUtNuay UtTuDtT w
lnJS AZ Providence Hospital RIGHT
REV MSGR EDWARD O ROELkER
Of Catholic University Requiem
Conception st Vincent Dc Pau
Chapel, at 10 am Thursday, Octo-
her ~ Funeral and interment on
Saturday, November ., Al the Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery, Cincinnati,
ohio.
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DAyIEs, MAuD .. on ruesaay. oe

tober 70. 1867, a. GARFIELD Hospital
MAUD 2 DAVIES Of .212 Manor
or 81 oeor sem P bsyeI Mo MOI 9s9Ss Cd M ME-
Ruth D Oossert and grandmother
OF GeorRe Davies Services al ths
6 n Hines Co. Funeral fome .g0l
18th 81 NV. on Thursday. Octo.
Der 81, az ! nm parking facilitiesD
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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RANDALL. AMOS on sunday orn

Der g. 1876" AMos RANDALL, 'o Of
2J2h II St NV, brother OF MIRA
Laura Carroll Charlotte c and the
Rev Charles I Randall. Other rela.
; pm. Wednesday october 30. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday, October 81 at / pm.
the Rev n Williams ofiiciating IN.
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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QUEEN. ELLA. on Monday, October
-, 1905, al her residence. 81 81 New
mother OF Reta Bacon George and
Carol Queen and sister of Elizabeth
Adams other relatives and many
friends also survive After 4 pm
Friday. November J friends may Call
a. the Johnson e. jenkins Funeral
Home 4s04 Georgia ave nv Fu-
neral services on Saturday November
.. at 10 am. at the Metropolitan
a NJ p Church, 1918 NJ 81 NV. the
Rev. Dewey O. Robinson Officiating
Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery
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lLLIAM " sHADDIx. Master
l.. " MAGRUDER. Secretary.

COOK, JOE {. on Sunday. October
- 1857, JOE { COOK OF 1874
Rhode Island ave He is survived
BY his mother, two brother6. two
sisters and many other relatives and
friends Friends may call al the
w II Bacon Funeral Home, l1g2
9TH 81 NV on Wednesday. October
tees and inteTment In Salisbury. n c .
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frances r WIENER. W ".
EDITH W DOWDEE. Secretary.

COLEMAN, RUSSELL. A special COM
A. rnunicztlon Of Joseph II
m Milans Lodge No. rs r
IN A A. NJ. Eiil De he'd In
M~ Lodge Room No . in the
~" Masonic Temple. 18th 81
Nh and New YoTk ave nv,
o. 10 an THURSDAY. Cc-
tober 81, 1857. 10 conduct Masonic
rites tor our late brother RUSSELL
COLEMAN
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DoNoyAN MARsmA. 81 Monda,

DOsNONhsN hAh1nhs vi hlbINhN
october IS 1857, MARSHA DONO.
VAN beloved daughte. Of Capt
George A Donovan. s. A. F. ano
Evelyn Donovan sister OF Paula Rnc
Barbara Donovan Friends may cal
a. ner late residence, JJui 23rc
pm Wednesday. October 30 unit
Thursday, October ~. at y am
Mass OF the angels at the Holy Fam.
ily Church. HillcTest Heights. Mo al
$50 an. Relatives and friends IN.
vited lnterment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery
EATON. GRACE sCHwAB. on Sat.
urday, october 20 1857, at Miami
Yla.. GRACE ..JcHwAB EATON, The
beloved wife OF Claude Eaton: mother
OF james, Howard Morris, Guy and
Lester Bchwab. Mrs Mary Kuntz
Mrs, MarRaTet Collins and Mrs
The,ma Powell and Joseph Cunning
ham: stepmother OF Miss Margaret
Eaton sister OF Joseph, Asa aud Carey
Helm Mrs Eta Burke and Mrs
Isabelle Hit; sixteen grandchildren
also survive Friends may call ~ the
Lee Funeral Home. ith and Massa
chusetts ave ne where services viii
bo held on Thursday, october 81 III
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery So
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1"hN' RUSSELL u. The oficer1
4 n and members Of Ruth Chap
MI ter. No ]. o T. g. are
N hereby notified Of the death
,AAN OF our Past Patron. Broth
er RUSSELL q COLEMAN
Services al the Lee Funeral
Home. 18th ST. and Mass
ave ne. on Thursday, October 81,
1877 at I-gu ~
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Tuesday, CctoocT 80 1857. IVY VIII
SON POTTS o. 4lOu s3fd ave. Bla-
denSburs. Nd. HUSBAND Of Annie
Jane Potts and father 81 Mrs Charlie
b Frank and william Terry Potts
grandfather OF Rennie and Jerry
Warner z Pumphrey Funeral Home.
si3f GeOrgia ave. Silver Spring
Nd where services viii be held on
FRIDAY. November l. at n m
parking iacilitiesl, Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 81
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Dublin DR.. Silver spr.nS, sd on
OciooeF .. 1881, 2lie OF Juan 5
neal Home. 1901 c!cyeiand ave
Riverdals Nd on THURSDAY OCTOBER
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CoFFMAN, LILLIAN y. on Monaa,


OCTOBER IS 49, Al IN rS A 'gs5ss
Mo RUSSELL L COLEMAN. The
/ beloved husband OF Mrs EVELYN Cole
pan father Of John Coleman and
shenandoah. Va Mrs Minnie v
Maiden Of Arlington. Va and Reba
MOTIFS OF Norfolk, Va. Friends may
eaI a. the Lee Funeral Home. an
ices Will be held on THURSDAY, Ocio-
per 81. At 1890 am Internent
Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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MOTION, JANIS FREDERICK. of
15ls Ridge Dr. LandoveF Nd. on
Seto9ef =. 1881. husband Of the
ate Zelphia Norton. father OF Mr.
Bernard R Raum. Mrs John Jor-
don Harmoa !. James Fredegirk iF.
and Edward L. Norton Brother %
Amos L. Norton. Services Al Chamber
Funeral Home, 5l5 nth 81 Sc. on
Thursday. October ~, AZ Il 80 q NJ
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