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COSTUNrING 80
Continued from page u

and the garden of Arithmathea
present a pictorial background for
the moving presentation. Scenery will
be changed in stage darkness without
closing the curtain.
In dramatizing the burial and
resurrection of Christ, at the close
of Holy Week, the tragedy of Calvary
and the victory over death is por-
rayed in a manner which makes
very real to the on-looker even at this
late date, the price paid for mans
redemption.
Members of, the costume committee
in addition to the chairmen are
Mesdames James Knox, Clayton
Harkness, Millen Geiger, Leland
Amstuz, Harold Nonnamaker, Lee
Clauss, Ray Mumma, r.. L. Triplett,
Armin Hauenstein, Raymond Conrad,
Arthur Amstuz, Swan Stonehill,
Ralph Patterson, Albert Kohler,
Wilbur Neuenschwander, Willford
Geiger, S. H. Miller and James
Baumgartner.
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MXED-UP WEATHERMAN

Continued from page u
the area occurred on the John Man
ahan farm near Beaverdam, the Earl
Jorg poultry farm near Bluffton and
the Rex Grose residence in Benton
Ridge.
Manahan's milk house was moved
off its fondation and he lost por-
tons of roof from his barn and house.
At the Grose residence the porch
roof was blown off and one room
was torn loose from the house. The
healthy winds ripped 5O-foot strip
of tin roofing off one of the pole pull
let houses at Jorg's poultry farm
south of town on the county line.
Jorg said that there were no chicks
in the building at the time.
TV Antennas Grounded
Most local damage was broken
windows and bent or broken TV an
tennae. Among the antennae damag-
ed were those of Charlie Alderman,
Stanley Basinger, Ada Miller, Ker-
init Katterhei3rich and Mrs. Kate
BaumgarnerI Mrs. Baumgarner's
antenna was CLOWN onto the roof of
the adjoining Harmon road residence
of Harry Turner, Jr.
The SHOWS which had buried Ohio
as far south as Bowling Green and
sprinkled gently on Findlay Sunday
night moved south on Monday and
made up for lost time as they quick
ly covered the area. Roads were in
poor condition throughout the area
and several area schools. including
Bluffton, did not open for classes
Tuesday.
| No serious auto accidents were re-
ported in Bluffton, although the
bitches of Route Is were filled with
trucks and cars which had gotten off
the beaten path during the week
opening blizzards. Route 25 traffic
was detoured through Bluffton Tues
day morning when traffic stalled on
the overpass northeast of town. At
one time autos were lined up from
the overpaSs to Beaverdam.
Burkholder reported that the total
snow accumulation for this month is
now 81 inches. with Mondays record
added to an inch which fell April 3
and trace of snow which fell Sun
day.
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Michigan Seminary
Choir To Sing At
Trinity Lutheran

The Michigan Lutheran Seminary
choir will present concert of sacred
music at Trinity Lutheran church,
Jenera on Palm Sunday at 2 p. M,
it has been announced by the Rev.
w. c. Voss, pastor.
Represented in the 38-voice choir
from Saginaw, Mich, is John Voss,
son of the Jenera pastor and Mrs.
Voss. The group has been chosen
from the seminary's mass chorus of
200 voices.
The Jenera concert will be one
stop on an 8-day tour of south
eastern Michigan and northern Ohio.
The choir is under the direction of
Prof. Meilahn Zahn, head of the
music department of the school. He
has had over Is years of experience
in the field of church music.
Members of the local church will
be hosts to choir members at their
homes.
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BlufftOn Hospital
APRIL 3

APRIL 3
Discharged: Mrs. VIM. Warner and
baby, Continental.
APRIL A
Admitted: Mrs. Curtis Frankhau-
ser, Pandora; Mrs. Mary Conrad,
Bluffton.
Discharged: Mrs. Eddie Gossman
and baby, Findlay.
APRIL 5
Discharged: George Combs to Lima
Memorial; Mrs. Wilbur Weihrauch
and baby, Jenera.
APRIL 6
Discharged: Gregory Long, Lafay-
cite.
APRIL z
Discharged: Mrs. Zola Luginbuhl,
Beaverdam; Mrs. Harold Miller,
Lima; Mrs. Francis Price, Mt.
Blanchard Mrs. Roy Luginbuhl and
baby, Pandora.
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Mennonite Relief Committee Seeks
Funds For Hungarian Refugee Work

operating homes where $50 refugees
are being cared for and processed
for immigration. Efforts are made
to provide a Christian atmosphere as
well as food, clothing, and help in
resettlement.
Financial contributions for this con-
tinuing and expanding program
should be made through the local
Mennonite churches or by contact
ing members of the committee. Men,
bers of the Hungarian Refugee Relief
committee are Mrs. Ellis Steiner,
chairman, Floyd Slower, Mrs. Robert
Kreider, Mrs. Richard Oberly, and
Ray Burkholder.
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Cash donations for Hungarian re-
fugee relief is the project selected
for April by the Bluffton Pandora
Lima Area Relief committee, it has
been announced by Kenneth Winkler,
chairman.
When Hungarians began to cross
into Austria in early November, the
Mennonite Central Committee had a
limited relief program in operation
in Vienna. This work was quickly
expanded to meet the new needs and
a six months emergency program
was set up, calling for a goal of
$4,000 from supporting churches.
AT present 35 workers are in Austria
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NAME NEW QUEEN"

Betty Griggs was queen for the
month when the Slenda-Rellas TOPS
club of Rawson met last week. Her
loss for the month of March was 131a
pounds. according to Mrs. Roy
Wooley, club reporter. Runner-up was
Mrs. Lula SCHNEIDER with a March
loss of 9la pounds.
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SOLDIERS ADDRESS
Pvt. Fred Habegger
u. S. 52415521
Btry. B, Saith F. A. Bn.
1st Pit, 9th Inf. Div.
Fort Carson, Colo.
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APRIL 8

APRIL B
Admitted: Mrs. Robert Goemime,
Bluffton.
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Mrs. lockwood,
Mother of Officer

Mrs. Maud w. Rockford. 10,
died yesterday at Boiling Air
Force Base Hospital after an
operation.
A native OF Hartford County.
Md. Mrs. lockwood lived at
the Kenesaw Apartments. Six
tenth and Irving streets NV.
She was on the stan Of the
Maritime Commission here un-
til her retirement in 1913.
Mrs. lockwood was men,
Der of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church for many
years.
She is survived by a son. 1t.
Col. John N. lockwood. USAF.
now stationed at Fort Myer.
Funeral services viii be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow. Cav
lers Funeral Home. 1855 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. Burial
will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
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William H. Window, 20.
Former Consul in France

William II. Window, United
States Consul at Lyons. France,
from 1925 to 1888, and a former
Washington resident. died
Wednesday at his home at
Winter Park. Fla. He was 10.
Mr.. Window was the grand
son Of William Window. a for
mer Secretary Of the Treasury
who served under Presidents
Garfield and Benjamin Harri-
son and was a friend and sup
porter OF Abraham Lincoln.
He attended Sidwell Friends
School here and was a graduate
of Williams College. He had a
masters degree In English from
Harvard and a bachelors de-
gree in foreign service from
Georgetown University.
He was a charter member Of
the Arts Club here.
After duty in World War /
as a lieutenant, Mr.. Window
served with the Commerce De-
partment. He also taught Eng
fish at Dartmouth and lectured
at the University of Bordeaux
In France.
Mr.. Window went into the
insurance business In Winter
Park after leaving the State
Department. He belonged to
the Congregational Church Of
Winter Park, the University
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Louis H. BoIonder,
Retired Librarian
At Naval Academy

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 10 tR.-
Louis H. Bolander, retired H.
brarian at the Naval Academy
died at Anne Arundel Genera
Hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Bolander, Sc, was libra
rian at the academy for more
than rs years prior to his re-
tirement last year. He was q
contributor TO many publica-
tons and the author OF a book
School of the Citizen Sailor.
He suffered a stroke last
Saturday which was followed
by pneumonia.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Edith Nelson Bolander: a
daughter. Mrs. Edith L. Woo
kensuss. of Baltimore, and a
son. Edward H. Bolander. OF
Annapolis.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the First Presby-
terrain Church here.
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Orrin F. HuIIum,
Ex-Trunsit Worker

Orrin F. Hallam. a retired
employe OF the old Capital
Transit Co. died yesterday al
Mount Alto Hospital. He was
rs.
Born near Covington. KY,
Mr.. Hallam came to Washing
ton in 1898. A first lieutenant
in the Army Medical Corps in
World War /. he served over
seas for two years.
Before the war. Mr.. Hallam
worked for the American Red
Cross.
Afterward. he went into the
office Of the Washington Rail-
way Electric Co.. and continued
with its successor. the Capital
Transit Co.. for a total of about
80 years. He retired several
years ago.
Surviving are a sister. Miss
Mary c. Hallam. Of the home
address. 3l4l Mount Pleasant
street NV: a brother. Henry
c. Hallam of 5000 Tilden street
NV. and a nephew. II. c. Hal
lam. jr., ll3 Normandy drive,
Silver Spring.
Requiem mass will be said
at 10 am. Monday at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth street and Park road
NV. with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. {. {. Gorrett,
Widow of LAWYER

LEEsBURG. Va, Dec. Is
(SpeciaD Mrs. Agnes Dibrell
Garrett. 70. died at her home
Wednesday night fter an illness
of several months. She was the
widow of Edwin z. Garrett.
lawyer and bank president, who
died last January 10.
A native and lifelong resident
of Leesburg. Mrs. Garrett was
the daughter of the late An
thony Dibrell and Agnes Cham
bin Dibrell. She was a member
of st. James Episcopal Church.
One son, Edwin z. Garrett,
jr., OF Leesburg, survives.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 am. tomorrow at 81.
James Church. Burial will be
in Leesburg Union Cemetery.
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n. S. Chick, 68,
Retired VA Aide

Henry Spates Chick, So. a
retired administrative assistant
in the Veterans Administration
here. died Wednesday in Provi-
dence Hospital.
Mr.. Chick was born in
Georgetown and lived In Wash
ington all his life.
He retired from the VA in
l949 after 28 years OF service
He entered Government work
during World War / as a plate
printer at the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing.
He was a member Of the
Masonic order and the Retired
Mems Club Of Trinity Episcopal
Church. Piney Branch road and
Dahlia street NV.
In addition TO his wife. he is
survived by a son. Henry NJ.
Chick 9408 Woodland drive.
Silver Spring; a daughter. Mrs.
Helen Weiland. 402l Benton
street NV. and four grand
children
Services will be held at 1880
pm. tomorrow in Trinity Epis-
copal Church. with burial in
Cedar Hin Cemetery.
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In mrmnriam
announcements of
Services by Chambers

CASsELL, CAROLINE. In sad but low.
ing remembrance Of our dear mother
CAROLINE cASSELL. who departed
this life thirteen years ago today
December ~. iAia.
What would we giye to hold your
Your dear face Just 20 see:
place n vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled,
Beautiful memories, mother dear,
We will always cherish with love
NELLIE ELIZABETH, ANNIE AND
CHARLIE
DONALDSON, VIRGINIA v. In low.
lng memory OF my mother, VIRGINIA
v DONALDSON who passed away
eleven years ago today December
~, 1916
God gave us the grandest Of mothers
All our lives we shall be thankful
For that Wonderful mother Of ours
MAY AND sPECK DOWNS.
DONALDSON, VIRGINIA v. In mem.
DRY Of our mother and grandmother
VIRGINIA v. DONALDSON, who de-
I odsy. p Seis Der H. Sis'' ia48 vars '''
Throuehout the years. not for today
Your qlace within our hearts re.
SISTER JIMMY AND THE BOYS
ERRICO, WILLIAM. In loving mem.
DRY OF my dear husband, WILLIAM
ERRiCO, who passed away two years
ago today, December ~, 1855.
Loving and kind In all your ways,
UpriRht and lust TO the end OF your
Sincere and kind In heart and mind,
While that's the memory YOU left
behind,
NY heart still aches with sadness,
NV eyes shed many a tear.
Only Ood knows how I've missed
you
Al the end Of two sad years.
LOVING WIFE, LILLE.
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Mrs. Costello. 81,
ID. C. Teacher

Mrs. Gerald p. Costello, 81
social studies teacher at Cham
berlain Vocational High School
died here yesterday in Garfield
Hospital OF cancer. She had
been III for three months.
Mrs. Costello, who lived al
2480 Sixteenth street NV. was
the former Miss Grace Boblits
Her husband. special assist
ant in the Commerce Depart
ment. died in June, 1856.
A native of Baltimore, Mrs
Costello was raised and edu-
Gated in Washington. She was
a graduate Of Eastern High
School and Wilson Teachers
College, and attended George
Washington University. She
taught at Chamberlain for 80
years.
Mrs. Costello was q member
OF Sacret Heart Catholic
Church and was activesin COM
munity and charity work.
She is survived by q sister
Mrs. Ruth Suddath Of 1876
Ivanhoe street S.W.. and two
brothers. Edward II. Boblits OF
1852 High street Sc. and Elmer
H. Boblits of 1903 U street Sc
Funeral services will be held
at 8 am. tomorrow in Sacred
Heart Church. Sixteenth street
and Park road NV. with buria
In JesSup, Pa,
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DR.. E. J. Scott, ST., Dies;
WAS Howard u. Officiol

DR.. Emmett J. Scott. ST.. "a
former secretary-treasurer OF
Howard University and for q
years personal secretar. to the
late Booker T. Washington
noted Negro leader. died
Wednesday in Freedmen's Hos
pital.
He had lived in I'LL s street
NV. before entering the hos
pital several years ago.
Born in Houston. Tex. DR.
Scott began his career as q
reporter on the Houston Dails
Post in 1894. He served as
editor of the Texas Freeman
from l8g4-i897.
He left the editorship TO be-
come Mr.. Washington's Sec
rotary.
In 1909. President William
Howard Taft appointed DR.
Scott a member of the Ameri-
can Commission TO Liberia. lie
served as secretary Of the In
ternaticnal Conference OH the
Negro In 1912 and secretary
OF the National Negro Business
League until 1921.
Advised ON Troops
During World War I. DR.
Scott served as special assistant
to the Secretary OF War. Offer
ing advice n matters affecting
Negro troops.
He became secretary-treas-
urer of Howard University in
1919 and served in that capaci-
W until 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

DR.. SCOTS last job was a d.
rector Of personnel for the Sun
Ship Co. In Chester, Pa. during
World War ii. He was a Re-
publican and a member Of pub
lie relations STATS at several
national conventions.
He received a masters de-
gree from Wiley University
Marshall. Tex, in 1901. His
alma mater conferred upon
MIN and honorary doctor OF laws
degree in 1918. That same year
he received an honorary doctor
Of laws degree from WILDER
force University.
CO-AuthOr Of Books
DR.. Scott was a co-authol
with Mr.. Washington Of a book
entitled. "Tuskegee and Its
People" in 1910. He and Lyman
b. Stowe wrote a biography Of
Mr.. Washington In 1915 en-
titled, Booker T. Washington
Builder OF a Civilization" He
also was the author Of The
American Negro in the World
War; published in 1919. and
Negro Migration During the
World War" prepared for the
Carnegie Endowment for Inter-
national Peace.
His wife died some years ago
He is survived by two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Evelyn Scott Payne
OF Chicago and Mrs. Lenort
Scott Garland OF Atlantic City
and two sons. DR.. Emmett J
Scott. jr. and DR.. Horace c
Scott. both OF Philadelphia.
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Dorothy Clark,
.Ex-StudentHere

Miss Dorothy Clark. 20
daughter of Mrs. D. Worth
Clark and the late Senator
from Idaho. was killed yester-
day in an automobile accident
while en- route to her home in
Los Angeles. Calf.
Her car struck a school bus
on a foggy curve near San
Jose as she was driving with
a friend from Leland Stanford
University. Miss Clark was a
junior there. The classmate
also was killed.
Born in Boise. Idaho. she
spent her childhood in WASH
ington, while her father was
serving in the House OF Rep
resentatives and then the Sem
ate. She attended the Horace
Mann School from 1912 to 1914:
immaculate from 1914 to 1919,
and Sidwell Friends School
from l949 10 1850. The family
then returned to Boise and re-
manned for about two years be-
fore moving 10 Los Angeles.
In addition TO her mother.
who lives at 40l South Burn
side avenue. Los Angeles. sur
vivors are her two sisters. Mrs.
Tom Barber Of Daley City,
Calf. and Mrs. William d.
Wurzburger Of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow noon at Cathedral
Chapel in Los Angeles. Ar
rangements are being handled
ny the Hallanan Mortuary
there.
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Club and the Harvard Club
there.
Surviving are his widow, tho
former Trillis Wesseler; three
sons and a daughter, William
w., 1922 Fortieth place NV:
Warren H.. Pueblo. Colo:
Towne w.. Of Madrid, Spain,
and Mrs. Willis Woodruff of
Berlin. Conn, and three grand
children.
He also is survived by his
sister, Mrs. Buchanan Tyson
of 1912 Thirtieth street NV.
Mrs. Tyson's husband also died
Wednesday, in South STRAIT
ford, VT. where services will be
held today.
Services and burial for Mr..
Window will be In Winter
Park.
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Or. Harry r. Slack.
Baltimore Specialist

BALTIMORE. Dec. Is [R.-
DR.. Harry r. Slack. jr.. So.
nose and throat specialist here
for many years. died at his
home yesterday after q long
illness.
The socially prominent spe-
cialist was a member Of the
Elkridge Kennels, the Mary
land Club and the Gibson
Island Club.
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In Mrmuriant

FARRiZIO. MARY NJ. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother. MARY NJ
FABRlziO. who passed away twelyi
years aso TODAY, December i3 l946
More and more each day We miss her
Friends may think the wound II
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, MI.
cHAEL,. FRAN ANTHONY
JOHNSON. WALTER PERRY. In low.
WAITER s LTTfR0ry pfRRaa' . goHNsoS ioys ss
greatest pitcher in the history o.
the game Of baseball, who passed
away eleven years aRo on December
10 1916. and who was buried from
ton, p g, on December ~ 1919
with burial In Union Cemetery. Rock
FROM LONGTIME ApMIRER, FER.
duSON FAdUE
JONES, GRAFTON W., Jr. In Low.
S "s me oREF Il our ahs dN isd H NS;
departed December Is, 1865.
We shall never forget the day
When you suddenly passed away.
God gave us strength to fight IL
And courage to bear the blow.
You left a beautiful memory.
A sorrow too great TO be told,
But to uA who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old
MRS " X. JONES AND CHILDREN
JONES, GRAFTON WILLIE. Jr. In
precious memory OF our dear scr
aud loving brother, GRAFTON will.
LlEl JONES, Jr,, who left us one
year aso today, December IL, 1895
No one knows how much we miss YOU
No one knows the bitter pain.
We have suffered since we lost you
Life has never been the same
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly, fond ana true,
There IN not a day, dear Willie,
That We do not think OF you
DEVOTED MOTHER, CECE LII
JONES SISTER, DOLORES J
WILLIAMS
KYLER, ETA. In loving memory
OF our darling mother, ETA KYLER,
who left US twenty-one years ago
today, December ~. 1890.
Just a line of sweet remembrance,
just q memory fond and true
Just token OF love and devotion
That our hearts still hold for you.
Though the years have driited
slowly by,
our love for YOU can never die
We feel your presence with US still,
when thrushek call beyond the hill.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, VERNICE
AND HAROLD.
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Mrs. PouIo c. Dohme,
Manufacturers Widow

BALTIMORE. Dec. Is Or
Mrs. Paula Carl Dohme. widow
OF the former president Of a
manufacturing pharmaceutical
firm. died at Union Memorial
Hospital yesterday after a
months illness.
Her husband. A. r. L. Dohme
president of Sharp a. Dohme,
died five years ago. One Of her
six step-daughters is Mrs,
Adelyn D. Breeskin. director OF
the Baltimore Museum Of Art.
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Shipping Aids Danes

COPENHAGEN. - Between
$4,000 and 100000 persons in
Denmark owe their livelihood,
directly or indirectly. to the
shipping industry.
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CEMETERY Toys

SAMILY LOTS, 3 sites, $1,000. cash
500. sites, valued At $500, for
$500 Located IN Wash. National
Cemetery. HE. f.i577.
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Crematorium
}. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
atm % eno Mass ave. M IL. $4,000
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance, $40
9i6 n st. NE. III. 3-4bbl
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81 Michsels Holy Name So
ciety sill reelte the rosary
Tor our late member. JOHN
p REDMOND. at the War
ner L Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S4A Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Md, on Fri-
nbeg IL. 1857, a. S.i5 pm.
RFV J NJ. COONEY.
5piritga. Director. ID