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Evening star., 1957-12-20
In Mrnurtan.


ARNOLD, CORMORA v. In reverent
tribute 10 the beloved memory of
our mother and wife, CORMORA "
M iour % yesrs eso today' pSa. psesm.
Der 20, 1858
suddenly was your departure four
years ago,
Great Is your heritaee you left for Us
below:
The love, the faith which you showed
again ond again.
these NItues wnlfn we're you We
DAudHaITifAEHss DAudHITifAEHss, z ootpiE 6aHaie'p. !. AND RENA
aoEp. --s.... no..~ND. U.s. an
PsFiHi. " VIII 9,,;.' ,;ss'Rstant love, cHARLEs
who departed this lie Deem pseember T"sIe' 80,
1905
The Inspiration OF his gcod life
snd useful career is a ehfrlahed n.
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m. Joseph Cassidy, 81, Aide
To Housing Commissioner

M. Joseph Cassidy. 64, as
sistant to the commissioner of
the Federal Housing Adminis-
tration. died yesterday OF q
heart condition at his home,
6s4O Hillandale road. Chevy
Chase.
Mr.. Cassidy became assistant
TO FHA Commissioner Norman
p. Mason in 1855. He began
his career with FHA upon
coming TO Washington in 1888,
when he served as project en-
gineer on the Buckingham
apartment development In Ar
lington.
Later he became director Of
FHA construction in California
and returned to Washington in
i045 as assistant FHA zone
commissioner. He was zone
commissioner for the entire
Onlbeo SLateS west OF Denver,
Colo, and for Hawaii and
Alaska before becoming as
sistant to the commissioner.
A native Of Macon, Ga, Mr..
Cassidy received an Alb. de-
gree from Springhill College in
Mobile. Ala. and a BIS. degree
in civil engineering from Cath
olic University. He played
baseball and football at Gu.
During World War / he
served in France as q lieuten-
ant in the Army Engineer
Corps. After the war. he was
a civil engineer in Augusta,
Ca. from 1919 until he came
TO Washington.
Mr.. Cassidy was a bachelor.
He is survived by five sisters
and four brothers, Mother
Francis De Sales, Of Atlanta;
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Cooper Services
Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Repre-
sentative Jere Cooper. Demo-
crat Of Tennessee. will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church in
Dyersburg. Tenn. his birth
place. Burial will be in Fair
view Cemetery there.
House Sergeant at Arms Zeake
w. johnson. jr., also a native
of Dyersburg. escorted Mr..
Cooper's body on the flight to
Dyersburg today.
Mr.. Cooper died Wednesday
at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Chief tax spokesman for Dem
ocrats in the House. he had
served since 1928. He was 64.
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among others. all cases Of ma
jor Importance.
Most recently. Mr.. Strange
was working with the grand
jury's investigation relative TO
fuel oil prices. which was In
progress when he was taken III.
Practiced In Richmond
Born In Wilmington. N. c..
Mr.. Strange received his law
degree from the University OF
North Carolina in 1919. He
was admitted TO the North Car
olina bar that year. and the
Virginia bar in 1919. He came
10 Washington after several
years Of private practice In
Richmond. preceded by q post
as attorney with the Atlantic
Coastline Railroad Co. In
Petersburg.
Mr.. Strange began his Gov
ernment career in 1888 with
the NRA. He went to the Re-
settlement Administration. later
absorbed by the Agriculture
Department. in 1885. where he
was in charge OF the regional
Office covering ilve States. with
headquarters in Raleigh, N. c.,
for eight years.
Returning to WASHINGTON in
i943. he served briefly with the
Board Of Economic Warfare,
then went to the Justice De-
partment.
Mr.. Strange was q member
Of the American. North Caro-
lima and Virginia Bar Associa-
tions.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Rebecca Beach Strange Of
the home address. 1860 Lang
ley court NV. and a brother.
Thomas Wright Strange Of
Wilmington.
Services viii be held Sunday
at Turner's funeral home In
Decatur, Ca. with burial there.
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Lowell Limpus, Newsmon;
Wrote His Own Obituary

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 R.-
Lowell Limpus. so, on the edi-
torial stah Of the New York
Daily News for SO years. died
yesterday Of natural causes in
his Manhattan apartment. He
left behind his own obituary
found in a sealed envelope and
marked hold for release"
Explained the document:
This is the last Of the $500
or more stories I've written to
appear in the News . it's an
exclusive. too :"
Mr.. Limpus joined the News
in 1924 and served as reporter,
copy editor. night city editor.
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TucKeON. BEvEnLY. suddenly, on
ERIY TucksoS 81 isso' Pun faiisr P-s *
RRScs. Hp' ru.k.dss lSsinf hssssps sIss Is.,s1 q
: dsushtsE. Doris origSby: . brother,
Coleman TuckSon: three aFandehil-
eren other relatives and many
sa%pS.s ss%ssS5 O punsfai isssnfs u%ss ss 4s ssp a.
st. sW. Services on SATURDAY. De
Monica's Church. South cspitci and
1 sta. s.w,. Father John Bianehi Of
heiatsng. Interment woodlavn Gene
yIERBUCHEN, NAY BELLE. On
BEi.IR ViKRBUcHEN 1nee Harr.sonl J,
BELOVED vile q the iats oecEge W
I Ryan MIS- v,Iss,:ass DSsoshy crsIskshsrs' sd ms.
Miriam v BrsSthsn: sister Of Mrs
Eleanor. y Qosneh. she also g
ssn survived q ave EsspVdsaildrsn Ia. sna , !
my g.a ssl h1. q ihs NaIlsy runs,al hsms,
ave. ne Funeral on SATURDAY.. De-
81. James Catholic Church. where
mass will be .oilered a. . am for
and irlends invited. fniermcnt Fosi
IInroin Cen,eterT "a
vINING. MARY JANE. OF savannah.
o.. . native OF Boston, Mass: died
December 10, 1887. at the age Of IS.
She is survived b.. two GrandsonS,
Frank " Martin OF savannah. Ca.
III. ana tNo great-srandsons Serv-
ices ct Chambers Funeral Home 5iT
In ~ Sc, on saturday. December
q $50 pm. tnterment Cedar
WATERS. ELEANOR CIssELL. on
kLhqrsdsy; pseemes! ~; 1857, ELIZA
Ed-. .0ermantoun. Nd, beloved wife
Of Julian BOYD Waters. mother Of
Mrs. julia W. Ailliken.. Mrs. Ella
yirEinIa oochenour and J. BOYD
wA'sr ..Ias e. sia'sr Of n1,,s1 xlssTt = J. ci,i @
4 the Colonial FUNERAL Home ci
Robert A. Pumphrey. Rockville, Nd.
where services vii b held on eatur-
ias iai.rness esssTssd TSs:ssdlsvi: Church sO Gene.
wEBs. HARRY REED. On thursday.
1u4l North 5th 81 Afilngton. va.
HARRY REED WERB. beloved hus-
hanc Of Mary H. Webb. father Of
Harry, Robert and Richard webb
koms Si s @sSa n Sc sso Ives arSa0n hSas5n
va where funeral services wIli Be
held on Saturday. December II. at
n Am, Inierment Providence Gene.
terry. Fsilston. Nd.
WINSTON. MARIE ErGENIA. on
Friday, December 90. 1851, at Gar
Geld Hospital, MARIE EUOENIA WIN
sTOE. wife Of the late Hollis .Tayior
winston. uSN. and sister Of Miss
Lucille c. Smith, Mrs. J II. Hoover.
may call at the Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home. sos Wisconsin ave
nv. until $3.50 an Saturday. De-
eemoer ~ thence 70 the Church. Of
M se. HHsunss0G sss ss sh.ss s0" sis MA;.rfhS s ::
edered at 10 am. InteFment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery.
rOSI. AUGUSTUS. on Tuesday. De-
pltsl AuGusTUS Yosf. belovsd nus nus.
band Of Mrs. Mae Yost. father OF
Mrs Erma N Atchlnson. grandfather
Of Doris and John Atehinson and
e,otheI oI Mrs Luey. Brown. Mrt
Friends may call 81 the Lee Funeral
Home. 9TH st. and Mass. ave ne.
yhere services VII be held on ETi-
day. December 20. at 2.30 pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln cemetery. 20
f0sT. AUGUSTUS. oficers ana men,
hers OF the International Union Of
Elevator Constructors, Local No 10,
Brother AUGUSTUS YosT on asA1n Tues. 3.
day: Dssembe5 II. 1887 Members
fy s.h eau ana a. as as,i Lee az. runsr. HP%. Ss,:
bsssiSss bsesSs,r e & sS asIs On M ritId.s. i6I:,:
ment Port Lincoln cemeterY
JAMES :. HAYES. Secretary. 90
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Lyman Wolff,
Editor

Layman H. wolff. former re-
porter and editor. died yester-
day after q long illness at
Mount Wilson Md Hospital
He would have been IS today.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Violin was the son Of q physicist.
DR.. Frank Albert Wolf. one of
the founders Of the National
Bureau Of Standards. and Mrs.
Lillian M. Wolf. He was a
graduate OF old Central High
School and attended the Uni
versity Of Maryland.
During the early part of
World War II, he served with
the Civil Air Patrol at Laredo,
Tex.
He returned TO Washington
in 1874. and held various
editorial positions with the
Government. He served as an
editor in the publications
branch Of the Army Depart
ment. and as public informa-
ton oficer for the Silver Spring
unit Of the Civil Air Patrol.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Hedevig Hermansen Wolf,
Of the home address, lisa
Gist avenue. Silver Spring: a
son. Gerald. sos Adams street.
Falls Church. and three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Patricia w. Holly
field. Of Norfolk. England; Mrs.
Joan w. DuBrule. Takoma
Park. Md. and Miss Kathleen
Wolf, Of the home address.
Also surviving are q sister,
Mrs. Julian Fahy, 1920 S street
NV. and nine grandchildren
Requiem mass will be said
at $3.50 am. Monday at St.
Michael's Catholic Church In
Silver Spring. with burial In
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Robert W. Strange, 66,
Lowyer, Dies in Hospital

Robert Wright Strange. SO.
one Of the Justice Departments
leading attorneys. died shortly
after midnight at Doctors Hos
pitai Of a heart attack.
A Government attorney since
1888. Mr.. Strange had been a
trial attorney In the Antitrust
Division Of the Justice Depart
ment since February. 1914. He
oegan his career with Justice a
year earlier IN the Criminal
Division, where he presented
the Governments case for mail
fraud against James Michael
Curley. former United States
Representative and former
Mayor Of Boston. Mr.. Curley
was subsequently convicted OF
the cherge.
Handled Major Cases
After moving to the anti
trust division. Mr.. Strange han
died many other important
cases. He was In the TRANSPORT
tation section for several years,
where he worked on litigation
involving the United States
Freight Co. Of New York. the
Investigation OF the railroad
signalling industry and the
Alaskan shipping situation.
He then moved to the judg-
mentS section. where he was
responsible for working out
problems In connection with
judgments against the Sugar
Institute. the Crescent Amuse-
ment Co.. the Continental Can.
and the Hartford Empire Co..
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Jones, JENNIE. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. JENNIE JONES,
who departed this life nine years
ago today December 90, ie4S.
December brings sad memories
You ~ VIM OSsS SsSer one 5. sSns fSssoie.n e ss'
By those who loved you best.
LOPEZ, RAPHAEL. "A tribute Of love
Eho. departed this life December 20,
Wen never know or understand
The planS Of God 20 be.
And We must reach for fuller faith
But wonderful and gracious gifts
OF love TO us you shared.
viii ever live within our hearts
10 raR nv bsvoHEb bHS TTSS y FASifS. sfnsS.
Ms9uAID. " vELMA; N LOVING mem,
McoUAID. who departed this life
two vears ago. December 20, 1865.
Although our paths lie far apart,
You 1--we forever In our hearts.
HER DAUGHTERS. JEAN WOOL
MhEHs AleKssoW NORA LILLY AND MOLLY
MYERS. CHARLOTTE N. In loving
10TH NJ. MYERS. who passed away
one year aRo today. December 20.
safe IN the arms Of Jesus.
HER SISTER. HELENA z. MYERS.
RiTTENHOUsE. ANNIE c. A tribute
q love and and sr,S Geyqtion SSl e ths nepgeTy
TENHousE. who left me fourteen
years ago today, December 20, 1043.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall,
Loves remembrance outlaAt ali:
And though the years be many OF
They are nlled with memories. dear
LOVING, DAUGHTER. FRANCES
RIzzO, ANTHONY A. In loving mem
ofy OF ANTHONY A. RfZzO, who
passed away two years aso today,
December 90. 1888.
Dear husband and daddy, you have
From pain. and God has given you
cannot mourn that you are gone,
But WILL await the golden dawn.
fovk lS,,,E WE AND SON. NARY AND
sMIrs NJ a..I IosnsH'S5 snn SosEpRNR' II NR'TSsf sfrR 4
December 20. 1885.
In my heart your memory fingers.
There "a not q day that passes
Ihas ! DO RE I'm thIph hNikcf. q sS0Si,oA.
sTlLLARD, THEODORE, In memory
OF THEODORE 6TtILARD, who
passed away Twelve years aGo. De-
cember IL, lp46.
Twelys years years have passed, dear
Since you were called away;
How well do remember
That sad and dreary day.
I often sit and think Of you,
To think how YOU died
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
God save me strenEth TO bear II,
And courage to meet the blow,
But what meant TO lote you,
The world will never know,
II all the world we're mine TO give,
would giye II. yes, and more,
To see the face Of my dear brother
OO" fHR srriIxRb FAMILY Y0''
WEBB, M1TTIE MARGARET. In sad
but lovins memory oi our mother,
.frfnpia;IR .rffE AaHRHhEF WTs. SSo S..
isS ssmssr ~. iSSe. 0n' ''' '''' w.
Death. touched you gently, dear
he set your spirit free
To soar on hish;
IN Heaven YOU found plV birth.
THE WEBB FAMILY.
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Four Widows Killed

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 20 (H1.
-Four widows returning from
a churchyard where they had
laid Christmas wreaths on their
husbands graves were killed
yesterday when their car
skidded on a slippery street
and crashed into q bus.
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In Mrntnriani

GRAY. MARY z. In loving remem-
brance OF our beloved wife, mother
and grandmother. MARY 3 GRAY
Sinso Sno NJ 49,, Us nlneseen se Sssrs aEO TO-
Lovine memories never die
The treasured memories OF you. dear
wife and mother,
No one can ever steal.
There are only heartaehes left no one
can heal.
ror ,,OsE,. deep u 2, our our HI. heart: are. a.. kept
And viii never forgei.
Sadly missed
HER HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND
ORAEDcBILDREN.
HOLLY, WILSON A. In LOVING mem
DRY Of my dear husband. WILSON A.
HOLLY. who depafted this life two
years ago today. December 20, 1855.
Two years have come and some
Since We we're forced 10 part,
BIT time and space cannot erase
vour memory from my heart.
LOVING WIFE. GRETCHEN.
HORNE, ANT0INETTE MARSHALL.
In loving memory Of our dear daugh-
ter. ANTOfNETTE RSHAL L
HORNE. who passed away two Years
ago today, December 20. 1885.
1t is not the tears at the time that
That tel Of the hearts that are
broken.
But the silent tears IN after years
And remembrance silently spoken.
God knows how much We miss her.
Never shall her memory fade;
Loving thoughts shall ever wander
nrvei T2 sns spes % Ehsse shs is laie -.
A. MARSHALL: MOTHER, EDNA
B. MARSHAIf. TIER
CHARLES a MARSHALL. III;
III. HNn xNfTrA II HoRNH "" =
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REv. PATRIcK ". KEMP. -

REV PATRICK W, KEMP. ~
Spiritual Director.
Ia PORTE. MAMIE .. .n,e zeIIer,,
MAMIE :. Ia PORTE tnee zeiier
81 Laurel, Nd, mother Of Mrs
EsHI ees At hirs ne LsHss asss co na ssr. ssTy
Home. 29Ol l4th. st. nv. on satiir-
ms faeilltiesl. 'Intermens Cedar Hiii
LAWksEiiSGE. LYDIA. On wedp.,a.,
December Is, 1857. 81 Freedmeni i
Hospital. LYDIA LAWRENCE oil 100
Iryins 50. NV. wife Of Arthur Law
renee. formerly OF TenleytoWn, D. {.
qey, asHy,shtet Of oeorge and Annie Bos-
cnlldren; one boy and two girls: ten
grandchildren. two sisters Katie An
deIson and Amanda Hodge, and other
rsrstr.s rs,stiyes an and many friends, Funeral
Home. a5is 1ath 81 ne ths nav
Barrington ofHeiatina. Burial al
Woodiavn Cemetery
deDERMOTT. OWEN c. ON Thurs
gay. I.,,sin peesmesr ie, les7. a. Glenn
MO- 7 Of 1911 e5th ST Sc. ssj seIoyss
husband Of Mrs Elizabeth b Ne.
Dernott, brother OF Mrs Jonn M
McShane and MIS-. Raymond L
BEnsehman Friends may cali al ths
Mass. ave. ne. until D am Mon
day, December 20 Reouiern mass
will be offered at 81 Francis XAVIER
Catholic Church 2sth 81. and Pa
ssoes, T,s;,,osrt ~, f. 20 am. interment
MIDDLETON. GEORGE. On wedne..
ssersss is%GfI hospiIa oEoRoE as 4 Mrbbns bBElns:
Helshts. Nd After pm Pridsy
December 20, friends may cail Il
Funeral Home. 40a5 Deane ave
ne. Mass will be offered al q a m
saturday. December ~, at the Church
q the Incarnation. Sheriff I'd and
6Issin 66IIowinin1s 1 pl ne. interment Mount
pi. falrInont Hsishts, Nd, viii 6s
9urled on Saturday, Dec. 81, 1857, al
am from the Church OF the In.
sarnation, i0l2 Browning pl ne
Members Of the Holy Name Society
pee.mSr1 s rfSSqessed 5e 70 NEE. on Friday
lion Of the rosary ., III; he washinston
Funeral Home. bOth and Grant
MYERS, PEARL v. On wednesday,
HysRss' Of i iss az q.2S1; i. ssARHM s's'. RHM.sSS.
ington, D. C.. wife Of the late SD
ney Myers and mother OF Mrs.
Erandmothsr Of samuel % eSssns' gwen ostes Me
neral Home, f72 North Washington
~, Pals Church, Va, where serv.
. ices viii be held. on Saturday. be.
cember 2l, at pm intermenl
Arnon Cemetery, FoFestville. va.
PARKER. ADA CALHOUN. ON Thur.
gay peeember 10. 1857, ADA CAL.
HQUN PARKER .of. 1912 Il ST. NV.
beloved sister Of Leon o. Calhoun
She also Is survived bY one niece
one nephew, other relatives anc
many friends, Notice OF funera
s.ssy. Is.ss. fhnrsranSem'nt1 AZ BY Malvsn. a
PAYNE, MAGGIE X, on Wednesday
December ~, 1857. after q ion,
Va, MAGGIE X, PAYNE. 'vy she va,
the widow Of the late Archie Nj
sons, Elmer, Forrest, Francis an. an.
James. Of Purcellville, va, SIX daugh.
ters, Mrs. Mildred souders OF FsilI
Church. Va Mrs, Myrtle poore snS
p C.: Mrs. Theima poors ana Ms Ma
and Mrs Ruby Reed Of Hamiiton
se.msr Bsn' 81 sryc.' .S: H.mIsIsu :" sIssuISsy E.Sy
kp1svssm.r,. kksasvisw S,smss,sry z. HsmiIton, vs e
Home, Pureelvills, Va. 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Oh et and Mas. Ave NE II. S-62O0
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
.Yeterans Burial Allowance, $50
90 u o. NE 3.aseo
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GRINEs. ROY H On Thursday, ps-

Of Tie { 81. Sc, Husband q istas PioT.
enee o. Grimes, son. Of Mrs. Edith
Grimes. brother OF Mrs. Emma
ThomPson. Mrs, Melissa q Pisciotta
rests az the Warner Pumphrey
Funeral Home, s434 oeoreia ave.
Silver Ppring, Nd. parking faeili-
tlesi,. where services will be held on
Monday. December 23. ~ 2;Jg pm.
terry. 81
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dality Of the Blessed virSin
Mary will meet tonight al
III = pm. at 3I5 Rittenhouse
Ill 81 NV. TO rectte the rosary
- MAY N. KELLY.
MRS ckLEsTE FERousoN.
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GALWAY. JAMES NJ onicers and
M IN bers OF Journeyman
u Al Bookbinders Local Union, NO
AAA 4. are hereby notified Of the
NE\ death Of Brother JAMES NJ
GALWAY on Wednesday. De-
VI cember rs, 1857, In Faulk-
ner Hospital. Jamaica Plains.
Mas. Funeral services on Monday,
December 23 Interment Mount Au-
burn Cemetery. Cambridge, Mass.
THOMAS M PERKINS, gecretary.
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esy. Decem6er IG le5f. at si5iey
1921 2lst pi. Sc, beloved wife OF
! Frank W. Fox. mother OF William II
Fox, Mrs Mildred Orange and Prank
g, BrauRh. stepmother OF Mrs. Gladys
pe Vaughan. James Fox and Eugene
Iring Of Baltimore. Nd She also
e survived By two grandchildren.
Friends may call al the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th 50. and Mass. ave ne,
~. Requiem mass viii be ofiered
81 81 Francis Xavier Catholic
Church, Goth e. and Pa. ave Sc.
at $3.50 an. Interment St. Mary'S
Cemetery. 20
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DE SYLVIA JONES. W. n
EDITH W. DOMDkN. Secy.

CARTER. GEORGE WILLIAM. on
mems Hosp.tal' okoRGE WILLIAM
CARTER cf 1905 lith 81. nv, de-
voted husband Of Ruth B, Carter
and brother OF Mrs Geneva Rich
ter. he also leaves to mourn their
loss one niece. three nephevs, other
relatives and many friends Re-
mans reSting ~ the John T. Rhlnes
a Co. Funeral Home. e0i Jrd st.
sw. Notice Of funeral later.
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cIh.seS5 IusseaS bpEhw b.e.nS:r " sssasny ssa y, s
Ham Greene. father Of John p.
Greene Of Chantilly, Va. and brother
ed ,dr Mrb HassIilns Ham ,, q w.s,s,hins;; .e,,,
Hyattsville, Nd, and Mira Ruth
Weimer OF Richmond. Va. Friends
may call at the Green Funeral Home,
Herndon, Va. where services will be
81. Interment Chestnut drove Gene
terry. 20
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day. December 10. 1857. JANE
BURKEY FINzEL. beloved wife Of
the late Patrick {. Finzel. mother
Of Sister Mary Berchmann OF st.
bert H, Finzel OF Silver Spring. Nd /;
Mrs. oenevieve =. oconneli Of Port.
land, Ne. and Paul z. Finzel Of
9aret Blake, Mrs Rose N, Logsdon
and Mrs, Regina Wilson Of Cumber-
land. Nd Also surviving are nine
grandchildren and three great-granG- :
shildrsn- Mrs finzel rests at the
w. X. Huntemanu a. Son Funeral
Home. 1872 GeoTgia ave. NV, until
10 pm. Saturday. December 81 Fu-
neral and snterment Cumberland I'd
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THURSDAY. December ~, 1851. NJ
JOSEPH CASSIDY OF 6g40 HiilAH-
Ssls d,ni re' 9hsyy Shass' ess;,aS NJ seiTvss sss
Mrs, Julius Loh Funeral from
the Collins Funeral Home, 1891 tith
ct nv. on SATURDAY. December
~ 10 an Requiem mass at the
shrine q the Nest Blessed saers-
ment. western ave. and QaesAda -
NV. af 1880 an. Remains VIII
rest a. the Hart MortuaFy. Macon.
Ga. on Sunday eyening, December
20 lnterment St. Joseph's Gene
terry. Macon. Ca.
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DuPREE. LoTTIE. On Wednesday.
PRE- q sosss stanton slant; i Td. Sc Sc, G he
beloved daughter Of Ben and Eliza
beth Dupree. sister OF Mrs Isabelle
Bell Mrs. Jean u carrington and
BENJAMIN 7. Dupree She also Is
survived By other relatives and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later.
ArranRements By Malvan a sehey,
Inc.
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UNUNNEk. RkBECIA. The oflcers
- and members Of Ruth Chap
MI ter, No. l., o. = g., are
EN hereby notified TO assemble
AAN At the Deal Funeral Home
4SI2 0eorgia ave. nv, on
" Friday. December 20. 1887.
" at 1:a5 pm, for the puF-
pose OF conducting funeral services
for our late sister. RkBECCA
6RUNNEK. . -, .
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AnANATnEY. lnIlA

AdhAsAInEY, d.. LnLlA p. on THUR.
meas hospltal, LlLLtA p. ALBANIA.
THY Of 81 asnq 81, NV, Da1osed
wife Of the late Ali.n Abanathey and
aetoted mother O. Mrs eessle A
blgtnn, Mrs sarah b AyFiek, Mrs
Laura M DAYS.. Mrs Maade i Fear
Aqns Mfs, Annie z, 0lymna. Mrs,
nomaSina A, Lucas, Oscal aud RUFUS
AnanAthey Also surviving arr stA
grandchildren, three ereal-granachils
qren, other relatives ana l3any
irtends, Notice OF funeral later
Arrangements By Mcclure, Inc. "a
bALCAR. ELLA. on Wednesday. De-
ST. wheaton. ia1, lila BAI.CAR,
beloved wife OF the late Otto nalcaE
and mother OF Vsfglnia ThOms She
also IA survived bv two 1iSleFS, Elsie
Alexauder and Genes eve Van Meter,
AM three brothers. RAYMOND, Fred
and chrlsty Rvaa. Mrs Faicar rests
~ the GaSeh Fun ra. Ho,,lt, lt3a
hstlmere ave- Hyattsyihct Id.
where services will be held on Sasui-
day, December "a. thence 70 81
lelomes Catholic Church, Ayatts-
VIE. Mu.s where mass VIII be Oilered
~ 10 Am. Relatives and friends
invited nterment Port Lincoln
Cemetery,
Evening star., 1957-12-20

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PiisI csiaARLEs " SRsAwsKI' 81 iESpsss
q kIiseSesh Williams BTsnner Bswssi'
FUNERAL from the Collins Funeral
day, December sl. at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass at ST Aloysfns Church
10 am. Interment Mount clivet
Cemelery. 20
Evening star., 1957-12-20

dbS, d1y. psCsm0sT nASO n los. On BTERNIcE TsSIes;
Apt. ], mother Of Robert Brashears,
IT.; daughter Of Jack and Isabelle
Matthews; granddaughter Of Mrs.
Bette William and niece Of Harry
Williams. she also Is survived BY
lives and many friends Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements BY NAL
van a Sehey, Inc.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-09-14
SPECIAL FORMULA FOR
TEETHING PAINS

Some babies have an easy
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idea to keep a tube on hand
when toothache strikes, too.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-09-14
Goinsboro Broncp
Library
"LOOKS AT FIoOKS"

The following new DOCKS
are recent additions at u e
Gainsboro Branch Libr airy,
and are now ready fo'r your
reading:
1.-THE Return of Gunner
Asch," by H. Il. Kirst. The
most revealing and signifi-
cant story yet written of the
life and death of the German
military machine, as seen
through the eyes of a decent
human caught in it, the UNI
forgettable Gunner Asch.
'"The Durable Fire." by
Howard Swiggett. In this
story the men and women
form the host of warm, ex-
citing and thoroughly civil
lized people whose destinies
make up a provocative novel.
Bedding Plants" by Roy
Genders. This book interest
ingly describes the history of
bedding plants, gives detailed