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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
MIA STANDINGS
BY the Associated Press
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BY the Associated Press
EASTERN DIVISION
Won Lost Pet. G.B.
Boston IL q nll0
Syracuse 8 1872
Philadelphia 6 1852
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Evening star., 1957-12-27
L.. Pierce Beouchomp, 81,
D. G. Resident for 46 Years

L. Pierce Beauchamp. 81. a
Washington resident for 46
years. died Wednesday Of a
cerebral hemorrhage at his
home. 1905 Twentieth street
NE.
Born in Callao. Va, he had
lived here since he was l8.
Mr.. Beauchamp retired in l949
rs a freight conductor for the
Pennsylvania Railroad after "a
years with the company.
He was a member of Column
bia Lodge No. 4S4 of the Broth
erhood Of Railroad Trainmen
and an active member Of the
Holy Name Society of st.
Anthony'S Catholic Church in
Brookland.
Mr.. Beauchamp is survived
by his widow. the former
Gertrude Jouvenal of WASH
ington. whose father, Rudolph
Jouvenal. a stone mason, cut
the capstone for the Washing
ton Monument: and three chill
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Mrs. Shipmon, 81,
70 Years in D. G.

Mrs. Sydney Shipman. q
Washington resident for nearly
20 years. died here yesterday
She was 81.
A native Of Ohio, Mrs. Ship
man was the former Sarah
Elizabeth tBeSsie) Taylor. She
came to Washington as a bride.
Her husband. who died in 1852,
was an employe of the old Gen.
eral Land Office in the Interior
Department.
She is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. w. Paul Briggs.
$500 Seventh street NV; Mrs.
Jessie Bradley. 4305 Amber
drive. Kensineton, and Miss
Edith Shipman of Chicago.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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Mrs. Hugh Adams,
Resident S. Years,
puughtes of Editos

Mrs. Hugh M. Adams, a
Washington resident for SO
years, died yesterday at Doctors
Hospital Of a heart condition.
She was "a.
The former WiIamina Nor
row. Mrs. Adams was the
daughter Of the late James B.
and Katharine M. Morrow. Her
father was editor-in-chief of
the Cleveland Leader for some
time before coming TO Wash
ington In 1904, where he started
his own newspaper syndicate,
Morrow Interviews.
Mrs. Adams was a graduate
OF Western Reserve College in
Cleveland. and Washington
Normal School here. She
taught kindergarten in the
public schools before her
marriage.
An accountant with the War
Department. her husband died
In 1041.
Mrs. Adams was a member of
Gunton Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church. She
lived at 1903 Park road. NV.
She is survived by a brother,
James B. Morrow, of Baltimore.
Her sister. Mrs. Hayner H.
Gordon. wife Of a former COM
missioner Of the United States
Court Of Claims, died last
April. Mr.. Gordon lives at 1855
Lamont street NV.
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Miss Buchanan, EmpIoye
Of Commerce 81 Years

Miss Manila A. Buchanan. Sc.
a former secretary to Secretary
Of Commerce Weeks. died early
this morning at her home, AIT
Sixty-seventh avenue. HyattS-
vile. She had been Ill for some
time.
Miss Buchanan was a veteran
Of 81 years in the Commerce
Department and worked under
l3 different Secretaries Of Com
merce. She retired from the
department early this year,
She joined Commerce in 1920
as a clerk. From l945 until her
retirement she was a secretary
in the Office Of the Secretary of
Commerce. Among the cabinet
officers she served were Secre-
taries Henry A. Wallace. w.
Averill Hartman. Charles Saw
year and Mr.. Weeks.
Miss Buchanan was a native
Of Webster, N. c., and a gradu-
ate Of Webster High School
there. She attended business
college In Knoxville, Tenn, be-
fore coming to Washington.
She was a member Of the Web
ster Baptist Church.
She is survived by her
mother. Mrs. Vilanta Buchanan
of Webster; five sisters, Mrs.
Bertha Worley Of Canton, N.
c.; Mrs. Louise B. McElhinney
OF the Sixty-seventh avenue
address. Mrs. Roxie Russell Of
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w. CompbeII,,''
Ex-Photogropher
OF Noted Persons

William w. Campbell. So. a
former Washington portrait
photographer. died yesterday
at Prince Georges General Hos
pital after a long illness.
Mr.. Campbell worked for
Harris 6 Ewing. Inc, from
1918 to 1889. specializing in
portraits of prominent persons.
He was production manager
and chief photographer when
he left the firm TO go with the
Eastman Kodak Co, first in
Chicago. and later in Atlanta,
where he was supervisor Of
technical representatives for
the Southeast Sales Division.
His home was at 108 Addison
road. Seat Pleasant, Md. He is
survived by his widow. the for
mer Hilda Mayer; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. John S. Thomas.
1858 Chillum road, Mount
Rainier, and Mrs. Vincent
Cancelose, 1905 Moffet road.
Silver Spring; and four grand
children.
Mass will be said at 10 am.
tomorrow at st. Margaret S
Catholic Church, Seat Pleasant,
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Funeral Set Monday
For james R. Quude

Funeral services with fun
military honors will be held
at IL am. Monday in Fort
Myer Chapel for James r.
Quade. veteran District Ma
tional Guardsman. who died at
Walter Reed Wednesday. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Mr.. Quade, who was 64. was
one Of the original members of
the District National Guards
l2lst Engineer Regiment.
formed just after World War I.
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DR.. Iva Murphy, 81, Internist
AT Walter Reed Since 1o4o

DR.. Iva Glene Murphy. 81. a
physician at Walter Reed Hos
pital since 1919, died un-
expectedly on Wednesday al
Emergency Hospital following a
cerebral hemorrhage.
A specialist in internal medi-
cine, she lived at the Kennedy
Warren Apartments. 3l33 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Or. Murphy. q native of
Keokuk. Iowa. was the daughter
of the late DR.. James o. Muir
ply. a prominent physician in
Chicago. Her mother, her only
survivor, lives in Aurora. III.
After two years Of study al
the Wayne University College
Of Medicine. DR.. Murphy trans
ferred to the University Of ILL.,
nois, where she received her
medical degree with honors
in 1894.
From 1884 through 1885 she
served as an intern at the Los
Angeles (CalifD County Hos
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Draths

PAULINE 6. ON wednes-
day. December 25. 1897. PAULINE
q WILLIAMS OF 4h3 Manor pl nv.
beloved sister OF Margsret Williams
and Marshall P. Williams, she
asSo Ii survived BY two uepheNE,
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm FFicay, December %.
friends are invited 20 call al the
Jarvis Chapel itJ2 You st. nv
where services will be held on Satgr-
day, December -. At IL am In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
YOUNG. Paul. on Monday. Decen-
beE. -, 1887, Al The Dlstriet Gen.
efai. Hospital. PAUL YOUNG. for
merry Of 3ss Eye 81 Sv.. father
Of Paul Young ST., and devoted
cousin Of Mrs Mary II Parker He
also leaves to mourn their loss other
relatives and manv friends Re-
Es'rs resting at the John 7 Rhines
a Co Funeral Home. aol 80 81
Ews where friends may call efter
4 pm Friday December -, ana
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. December IS, al
rm. the Rev. Jesse Brown ofhciat-
ing Interment Woodlsvn Ceme.ery.
Family may be seen at 3i5 Ken
tueky ave. sc ~
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Matthew }. Levy,
Air Force Pilot

First 1t. Matthew j. Levy,
USAFR. a native of Washing
ton. died Tuesday in the Air
Force hospital in WieSbaden,
Germany. Of head injuries re-
ceived in an automobile acci-
dent in France last Thursday
He was "a.
A graduate Of Woodrow Will
son High School, 1t. Levy at
tended Duke University and re-
ceived a B.A. degree in eco-
Monies from Penn State Uni
versity in 1855.
1t. Levy was married three
months ago. His wife, the for
mer Elaine Friedman. had Just
joined him in Europe when the
accident occurred. A pilot. he
was serving with the 317th
Troop Carrier Group at Evreux,
France.
Also surviving are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice E. Levy
Of Washington and Miami, and
a brother. DR.. Charles X. Levy
Of POughkeepsie. N. Y.
Burial will be in Arlington
at a time not yet determined.
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dren. Elmer and Geraldine. Of
the home address. and Mrs.
Marjorie Lawrence, TAOS
Twenty-fourth avenue, Lewis
dale, Md.
Three grandchildren also sur
vive. as well as FIVE brothers,
Ellis, of Portsmouth. Va: Ulyss.
of Petersburg, Va: Charles and
Weston. of Baltimore, and
Bernard. of Callao.
Services will be held at $50
am. tomorrow at the Collins
funeral home. 1921 Fourteenth
street NV, followed by solemn
high mass at 9 am. at st.
Anthony's Church. Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE. Burial will
be in Gate of Heaven Gene
terry.
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Frederick OImstedD Dies,
Noted as Londscoper

Frederick Law Olmsted. 81.
noted landscape architect who
contributed 10 the design Of
Rock Creek Park. the Mall. the
White House Grounds and other
Washington landmarks. died
Yesterday In Malibu, Calf. after
a short illness.
He was a partner for many
wears In the Brookline tMass }
Arm Of Olmsted Brothers. which
reported his death. according
TO the Associated Press.
President Theodore Roose-
welt appointed Mr.. Olmsted
to the Senate Park Commits
sion In 1901. along with Daniel
Burnham. Charles r. McKim
and Augustus st. Gaudens. TO
prepare plans for extension
and elaboration Of the parks
and central group Of buildings
in Washington.
Was on Fine Arts Board
In 1910 he was named a
member Of the newly formed
Commission Of Fine Arts to
advise Congress committees
and Government officials on
questions OF art, with special
reference to the District Of Co
lumbia.
Mr.. Olmsted also was one OF
the original members Of the
National Capital Park andD
Planning Commission on its
formation In 1925.
Serving on that body, he par
ticipated in the early develop
ment Of park planning for
Washington and its suburbs.
These plans ultimately were
embodied in the Capper-Cramp-
ton Act Of 1880 which provided
the financial formula for ac-
Quiring stream valley lands for
public use. BY this means. land
acquisitions for the George
Washington Memorial parkway
were made possible.
One of his associates on the
planning commission In its early
years said Mr.. Olmsted "exerted
great influence on all the early
decisions affecting planning for
the National Capital and its
environS."
Helped Prepare Legislation
During his term on the NcPc
from 1926 TO 1882 he had a
hand In preparing legislation
creating the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission which guides
land use planning in suburban
Maryland.
Among his other activities in
Metropolitan Washington plan
ming were the landscaping Of
Union square at the foot of
Capitol Hill and Jefferson Me-
mortal.
Mr.. Olmsted was a founder
OF the American Society of
Landscape Architects. Of which
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pital, followed by three years
Of general practice in Aurora.
DR.. Murphy left Aurora in
1889 and spent the next two
years practicing internal medi-
cine and psychistry In Mil
ledgeville. Ga.
Soon after the beginning Of
World War II. she entered the
Army under the United States
Public Health Service and rose
to the rank of major, a post
she held until she accepted the
civilian appointment at Walter
Reed.
DR.. Murphy. who was IN
married. was a member of Pi
Alpha Kappa. an honorary pro-
fessional fraternity.
Services. arranged by Cav.
ler's funeral home. 1856 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. will be
held in the Fort Myer Chapel
at 8 pm. on Monday. Burial
viii be in Arlington Cemetery.
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he was president for some
time. He was instrumental in
organizing the American Civic
and Planning Association, OF
which Washington's Committe9
Of 100 on the Federal City is
a part.
During World War he
served on the committee on
emergency construction Of the
War Industries Board and as
a division manager Of United
States Housing Corp.
Frederick Law Olmsted was
the namesake OF the founder
Of what was TO become one Of
the leading landscape architect
firms in American history.
The elder Olmsted took part
in laying out New York City's
Central Park in addition TO
designing the grounds of many
private estates Of the wealthy.
He also did the layout plans
for Columbia Institute for the
Deaf tGallaudet College, here
in 1866.
Graduate Of Harvard
The son was born on Staten
Island. N. Y. in 1870. He
earned his bachelors degree at
Harvard University and studied
Landscape architecture under
his father He began HIS career
with his fathers firm in 1895
in Brookiine and during the
next two decades designed the
Metropolitan Park system in
Boston. In the same period he
helped develop the park system
OF Baltimore as a member of
the Roland Park Commission
and the Baltimore Park Com
mission.
Mr.. Olmsted returned 10 Har-
ward in 1900 TO help develop
and teach courses in profess
sional landscape architecture.
II is believed this was the first
such university department
established in this country.
He served as a member of the
Harvard faculty until 1914.
He was cpauthor Of a refer
ence work standardizing plant
names as a guide to horticul-
turists and members OF his
profession.
He is survived by his widow
the former Sarah Sharples. and
a daughter, Mrs, Robert A.
Gill of Palo Alto. Calf.
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Otto Nuschke

BERLIN, Dec. 27 Pl-Depu-
ty Premier Otto Nuschke Of
Communist East Germany died
after suffering a heart attack
during the Christmas holidays.
Evangelical lutheran Church
authorities in West Berlin said
today. The 74-year-old Nusehke
was the East German govern
ment's representative in charge
Of church affairs until replaced
last spring. apparently because
Of his relatively soft policy to-
ward religion. 49,;
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Richmond. Va: Mrs. Hilda Nc
Ginnis of Alexandria and Mrs
Mildred B. Haskett of Hyatts-
vile. and by four brothers. Roy
@. Buchanan Of Webster. Frank
H. Buchanan Of Alexandria
Delos Buchanan of Prineville
Oreg, and Jerry o. Buchanan
of HyattSville.
A prayer service will be held
at 3 pm tomorrow at Hines
funeral home. with funeral
services and burial to be in
Webster Monday.
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Mnurtlina

DAVIS, HARRY. An unselline Of I
DAVIS win ne neid al the Friend.
fhip Ludse section, Mount Lebanon
Memorial parK, 5000 RiRgs I'd
Hyattsvilse Md on sunday, Deeem.
i PCT ~ thhs, a. s:3u pm. friendl
SHifFERS, LISA FRIEDERlkE. on
sunday, Decamher 2A, i9at. at NJ
ans 1T king DQVid Memorial Oar.
den, FRliS Church, Va memorla
Z PLAQUE, tor LISA Y, SaIFFES5 vii
he unveiled All her triends arr
Evening star., 1957-12-27

bAtON, dkSIth ~ ~ memofy oi
VINO departed this life twelve wears
ago today. December -, lg45,
There IS q land beyond the river,
The other side Of the sweet forever
Gone, but not forsotten,
MARGARET. RUSSELL NARY AND
BUNCH. LuCIus D, In. loyihg mem,
ory Of our devoted hnsoane ena enaa
is'hsr LucIus o. sUNCA sog.T p,ssms.t SeS lst.
q, l945.
Beautiful memories are all We have
OF q wonderful husband and father
we shall never i9rses uv
CHASE. HARRY. In loving memory Of
HARRY CHASE Who o dspsrtsd his
life one year ago today, December
Today recalls q memory
OF q dear one laid TO rest,
And those who think Of him today
ms tcnRGifL cRiLpRHN Hap l0''f HARRY Aiin 9''' AND
HETLEN; DAuohTER-IN-LAw.
COLE. WILLIAM. In loving memory
Of our husband and father, WILL
LIAM COLI, who departed this life
ssieVen ie.S ears aso today DeesmOer
He left q beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great 10 be told;
And TO US who loved ana lost him.
HIS memory will never grow old
LOVING WIFE, KATE COLE, SON
COOPER, MARY =, u LOVING mem;
away fourteen years ago today, De-
cember 81, le4J.
The ANGELS are safely guarding
A sacred and silent Erave,
For IN u lies q precious one
HER SISTER SON AND FAMILY. .
EARLY. EUGENE n. A tribute to the
memory Of a devoted friend, EUGENE
II EARLY, who suddenly passed into
eternal rest four years ago today,
December 20, l9f3.
To live IN the hearts Of those we
MRS, LOLA r. LoMAx
HAWKINS, LUCY HOLMES. Sacred TO
the memory OF our beloved mother.
LUCY HOLMES HAWKINS, who LETT
US so suddenly thirty-two years ago
today. December 20, 1928.
our. memory Of mother is 80 sweet,
Though the wears come and so.
For our Lord mas willed u so
HER LOVING SONS, n T. AND
JAMES HAWKINS, AND DEVOTED
DAUGHTER, LILLIAN H COLE,
kuTOLAS. JOHN NICHOLAS. In mem
Org OF my dear husband, JOHN
NICHOLAS KuTOLAS, who entered
into eternal rest three years aeo,
December 81, 1894
December brings sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest:
You viii never be fofgutten
by the Que Who loved YOU best,
YOUR LOVING WIFE, LULA 4.
MULLEN, JOHN W., sr. IN ipying
memory ot our father ana grand-
father, JOHN W. MULLEN, sr. who
died nine years aeo today, Deem
ber ~, l94h,
His life IS q beautiful memory.
His absence Is silent grief;
He sleeps In Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine OF perieet, peace
POsEY, LAURA \, In loving mem
ury Of our dear mother, LAURA 4
fOSEYt who passed away eleven years
Ago today December ~, lD46,
Tue sun will rise, the sun will set,
The night will follow day;
But come what may, wen never forget
The day you went away.
YOUR DAUGHTER AND soN-tN-
Law, ANNA May AND AUBREY
n. sAMPsELLE.
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Traditional Symbol Of Sympothy

One Of mans most beautiful and enduring Gus
toms has been to express sympathy to the be-
reaved through flowers Sending flowers is only
natural because through their very fragrance
and beauty they breathe hope Their gentle
presence relieves doubt and fear. When you
want to express sympathy, take the way that
is natural, correct and kind . send flowers.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun1

Cre1natorlum
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave ME- u $4,000
ments By Jarvis rs
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
2Os
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CEMETERY GOTs

foEJ s@Joo LissSts s.sf,ss. ior 'lgcJo ,slss ..ss
JU. 5-s30v.
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MURPHY. IVA g., n. D, on wedneb-
Sshsy hSsSiisI. iyA,S ., MykPiix,
fs,,ls D olHssSh arphy asSsniiS ava iSs s,s 5s, b,
~ oawler's chapel. 1888 "a ave,
a,w.v,,..s scuE1se's gsIEdeinE gsId yoPPosMts., W.,
fhufi' Chapel on M Mcnday. II hs'a peesmber A5s. ~,
at pm Interment Arlington Ma
ehsrlnG may Be sent 10 me Df i've
snsssss ssESs' nsRHFs. asss tsaS isf Esfsssa ass
Dr.. Falls Church. va 20
Ssaasi. s.%s,i 81 tr''A is7 on saz aIASr'Sss st B;
beloved wife Of the late John b.
Eallsy and mother q Mrs Louise
on Monday. December so. al ot30
am Requiem high mas st st,
Invited. iRisrnsns ''sss csdar III Hin 'csns. Gene.
OHM. NAY N. on "wednesday. pecrm.
Der %, pbd a. Emergeney Hospital,
MAY N s,iog.s oHS NJ. 4 Isgl g,.o,Ir ,,yiqs 4
esYE,.,sH Ohm, mother Of cernslia Ella. a; Greer.
neral Hoinr. sa0i ilth st& nv. on
Saturday. December 9H ct n am.
tparkins iaeilitissi. inisrmsnt Rock
OI0NE. JOSEPH PATRICK. on Frl.
day December -. 1857. at his resi-.
ssSGTSsi sSTRick toLoNE ia ' S.los.d s 5osaRs SosSsna
Of the late Rose Adele oLone. father
OF Brother Remegius, C. y. X: Grace
4 and john = o'Lons. Margaret
MARI sf0cn FitssesalS hss.sa and nsEonk ki.s R0'.
Lynch. He also Is survived BY six.
sTss,.grandchiIdTsn. Notice oi 'fsI Il.
neral later,
ROGERS. MARC ARETE. on Tues.
day December "a 1857: a. oeorEs
wwIssdh1Inns,on Ho,ppitsl, MARGARETE
Irs IcVsa mother Z. Ssia Il PTTOSf q Gretchen pS 0f L
Rogers and Mrs Julius Nhumann OF
Germany Memorial services at the
Lutheran Church OF the RefoTma-
ton ton ~ s.si East Capitol e.; on satur.
lieu Of dowers. contributions may Be
rnade 10 the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation for the German Relief.
tntefment private.
sALLEY. MONROE. On Thursday. De-
Sssnmnessrr, 30 lesI, A, the p,s.rist ,nlss
loved husband OF mrs. Ennice Salisy.
father Of Stanley. Clyde and Arlene
salisy and brother 81 Dave. Leon.
Freddie. Willie and MAdgeline sailey.
Florence Garter and tvansslins HI.
tises and many friends Arrange
msnts BY the William spangleT Fn-
nstal Home, 52a sth 81, ne. Notice
OF funeral later,
SCOTT. EMMA JUDD. on Thursday.
Va. EMMA JUDD scoTT Of s60a
King st, Alexandria. Va, wife Of
the late Albert b, Scott. mother on
Judd Scott She also u survived by
three grandchildren. Frlends may
M so 4 souIS iRs wssbins,op RsIalns Funeral sSss ESs
drla: Va, where services viii be held
pm. Interment Ivy Hiils Cemetery.
snlPMAN, BESSIE T, on THURSDAY.
sBfPMAN OF d0o0 Sth st nv. BE-.
loved wife OF the late sydney A,
Shlnman' imother ci Mrs.. Jessie 8
brssdisy Miss sdith ~. shipmAn9
from ths VI. " Deal Pun, Punerai Home. Tome.
1919 oeorgla ave. NV on Saturday,
December IS. ~ pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
sHiPMAN. BESSIE Z. The oficers
- a ana members Of Cathedral
4 81: q! I; !; Il 8. 8 I !
v neral Home. IsIs osofsla
LAURA c. NEyTus. W. N.
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DEATHS
Annauueements 81
Services ~ Chambers
In Mrntnrtant

BACON. HESTER NJ IN memory Of
our dear mother, HESTER N BACON.
VINO departed this life twelve wears
ago today. December %, lpf5.
There Is q land beyond the river,
The other side Of the sweet foreveri
Gone, but not forFotten,
MARGARET. RUSSELL, MARY AND
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LrLrrES E9HHHSSTE HSTEiRNp;' JAT5' Fin, PEs'lGsps sssy

HENDERSON, ROBERT y on Thurs.
day. December 20. 1867, ROBERT
p HENDERSON o. ,siS L&ussrn. Luz
Duncan and the late Mary 3 Hender-
SON brother of Miss Mary p Hrnder-
son Mr. Henderson resH at the
Warner 4. pumphrey Funeral Home,
Md fparklnT facilitiesl. Notice ot
services later
HuCK. JOSEPH. on Thursday, De.
cember 20, 1857. JOSEPH HuCk
Of 95e4 b st. Sc, beloved hpsband
C%,n;rs19 EIs9 & ass,ks father a q s,nsb., Me-
Of Mrs Rose Vincent, Iona and
Philip Huck. Funeral from the
Oeier Funeral Home, 3BOb 14th 81
NV on Monday, December 80. at
LSdyo Queen & Es'uIsm Psae. m1ri cbussb e oSi
am. Interment 81. Mary's Gene.
teIy. ~
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LhnEsdAy, Dee 20, 1857. HENRrETTI
bRETZFELDER, beloved mosher Al
MS Ernest woln. Kari Brefrfeldsr
survived by q brother. Isaae Frank-
enoerger, New Haven. Conn. and sour
grandchildren. Funeral services Al
the Bernard DanEansky A Sens Fu.
neEa! Home. 1901 18th 50. NV, on
Interment Washington Hebrew Con-
greSatiou Cemetery 80
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BROADHuRST, LISION GARNER
tBROADIEi. on "Wednesday. Decem-
Folly s. nv. LtSToN GARNER
BROADHURST. husband Of Susie B
Ocessa Starker Mr. Broadhurst rests
at the Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. si34 Georgia ave, silver
Sprlng. Nd. where services will Be
Pm, tparkinE facilities Inter-
rert Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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LEWIS, EuLA MAE. On THURSDAY.
DeeembeT Is. 1857. as oeorgs wash,
NAE LEWIS os 1881 North leth 81.
Arlington, Va. beloved wife Of Ray
WARNER T. Smith Of Arlington. Va: /:
sister OF William Ashton of Lees
ton, Va. and Archie Ashton oi Bal
crime and Betsy Smith Of Arlington.
Va. Friends may eall ct the Airing
ton Funeral Home. 1901 North Fair-
fax Dr.. Arlington. Va, until 10
pm. Monday, December 50, ssIs.
Church. 18th and North InEleuood
sts. Arlington. Va. on Tuesday. De-
cember ~. at 1880 am. Interment
Arlinatou National Cemetery. 30
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BONN, ARTHUR Y. Suddenly. on
the Washinston SAnitariuu, ARTHUR
BONN OF D15 0uintanA ri, NV
beloved brother OF William II Bonn,
Miss Edna Bonn. Mrs Ruth Kozaek
and Mrs IDA Davis cousin OF Mrs
Aaellne z. Fiekas Friends may call
a. the Takoma Funeral Home. .5t
CarF0il 81. nv parking orpositel },
from p.m. until 10 pm. Friday,
Isesmosr Services and inter-
Evening star., 1957-12-27

KAPLAN. MOE on Monday, Decem-
husband Of Ethel KAplan and devoted
father Of Janette and Alice Kapian.
he also Is survived hy his parents.
Nr. and Mrs Harry kapiAn Of Neu
Psilsp KSplan Of New Haven, Conn
and Nathan Kaplan Of Washington.
ID. c. Services ~ the @. D. Goldberg
a Son Funeral Home. 42l7 9th q:
NV. on Friday. December a. 10
an Interment Arlington National
Cemetery In mogFnans at e3s
Kensington pL ne. ~
Evening star., 1957-12-27

aay. December ~. 1857, wEI.NoRE
bkAAIoN OF 1879 TAYLOR 81 NV.
q Welmcre, IL. DaTnelL Frank and
beooTSh Braxton. Also surviving are
ms mother, Mrs. Addie shipmari: his
S.epiatheF, Romeo Shlpman. other rel
funeral later. After 4 p.m. Friday.
Dseemoer q. friends are invited 10
sali At me MCGUIRE Funeral Homo.
$50 eth St nv, where SERVICES
VI oe held On Saturday. December
-, a. 10 an Interment Iincolu
Memorial Cemetery
Evening star., 1957-12-27

$50 Ferry 81. n e. ARTHUR i. Ivy,
husband Of the late Grace 3, Levy
and father Of Mrs. Ruth Shirley
Arthur ,s,SsA aSs John % ,iS, - LsrsyndehsIe rs
dren. Friends may call o. the Lee
FUNERAL Home. 9Th 81. and AasSa:
chusetts ave o g.. where services VIII
Be held on Saturday. December IS,
at pm. lnterment Cedar NIL Gene
teFy. ~