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Sheldon TyrreIl,
EmpIoye of GAO

Sheldon c.. Tyrrell. a freight
reviewer at the General Ac-
counting ONCE. died yesterday
in Mount Alto Veterans Hoss
pital after a brief illness. He
was 43.
A native of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. Mr.. Tyrrell had been an
area resident for 10 years. His
home was at 58l1 Chillum Gate
road, Mount Rainier. Md. y
He was a veteran of World
War II, when he served in the
infantry in France. He be-
longed to the Mount Rainier
Methodist Church, 3051 Bunkel.
Hill road, Mount Rainier. e
Mr.. Tyrrell Is survived by his
widow. Mrs. ThurZa Rumble
Tyrrell. and three children.
Judith Ann, Curtis and James
Tyrrell, all Of the home ad=
dress; his mother, Mrs. Helen
Tyrrell Of Wilkes-Barre; three
sisters, Mrs. Albert Beech and
Mrs. William Breese, both Of
Wilkes-Barre, and Mrs. Halsey
Heslop Of 1882 Shepherd street,
Mount Rainier, and a brothe1s
Charles Tyrrell, also of Wilkes
Barre. /
Services will be at Valleys
funeral home, 1900 Rhode
Island avenue. Mount Rainier,
at 2 pm. Wednesday. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene.
cery.
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|Dr. Lewis Jurmun,
Headed COLLEGE

ORLANDO. Fla. Sept. 80 up.
DIR. Lewis Wilson Jarmin. n,
president emeritus of Mary
Baldwin College at Staunton,
Va. died Saturday night while
addressing the University Club
here.
He was president of Mary
Baldwin from 1929 to 1856, and
had lived in retirement at near
by Winter Park.
A native Of Covington, Ca,
DR.. Jarman was acting presi-
dent Of Cranberry College in
Texas in 1901. He subsequently
became a banker and farmer
in Covington. later returning to
education.
He is survived by four daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Mary Jarman Nelson,
Of Winter Park, Mrs. Radolfo
Rivera and Mrs. Margaret
Hagood, of Washington L. c.,
and Mrs. Alice Browder OF His
soula. Mont; two sons. Capt.
Edward Boyce Jarman, USN,
and Lewis Wilson Jarman, of
Los Angeles. and a sister. Mrs.
Thomas Nolan, of st. Peters
burg, Fla.
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow and burial will
be in a Winter Park cemetery.
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Earl 6. Grigsby,
Ex-ReVenue Aide

Earl Gray Grigsby. 70, a re-
tired official Of the Internal
Revenue Service, died yesterday
of a heart condition in Circle
Terrace Hospital. Alexandria.
Mr.. Grigsby. who retired fun
years ago after A years with
the service, was assistant dep
.uty commissioner assigned tc
the alcohol tax unit when he re-
tired.
He was a member of the Daw.
son Lodge, No. l6, Of the Ma
sons.
Mr.. Grigsby is survived by
his widow. Louise. Of the home
address. 3 Washington circle
Alexandria, and two half.
sisters, Mrs. ANGEL Young
Maysville. KY, and Mrs. Newell
Hamlin, Tollesboro, KY.
Funeral services will be at
pm. tomorrow in the Beverly
Hills Community Church, 351:
Old Dominion boulevard. Alex.
andria. where Mr.. Grigsby wa.
a member. Burial will be ir
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Tolles-
boro. KY. on Wednesday.
The family has requested thai
any tokens Of sympathy be sem
to the Heart Fund.
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Williams Heads
Bible Way Council.

Bishop Smallwood E. vii.
liams. pastor of the Bible Way
Church here, was named pre-.
siding bishop of the newly or.
gained Bible Way Church Of
Our Lord Jesus Christ World
Wide Council yesterday in the
church, 1880 New Jersey avenue
NV.
other bishops comprising the
council are, John S. Beane, Of
Petersburg. Va: Joseph Moore.
Of Brooklyn: Mckinley VIII
liams, of Philadelphia, and Win.
field A. Shovel. of Baltimore. 4
The council represents 10D
churches in 10 States and the
West Indies with a total menu
bership Of 10000. Z
Bishop j. S. Holly. of Chicago,
presided at communion serve
ice yesterday. More than $500
persons attended the meeting.
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MRS. w. w. Everett Dies,
Widow of Businessmen

Mrs. William Wade Everett,
ST., "a. widow of the former
president of Woodward g. 10th
rop, and an active worker
for Cavalry Baptist Church,
died today in Garfield Hospi-
tai after a brief illness.
Mrs. Everett's home had
been in the Westminster Apart
ments. 1000 Cathedral avenue
NV, since her husbands
death in l949. Mr.. Everett, who
resigned as president Of the de-
partment store in l947, had
been prominent in Washington
business circles for many years.
Their home was at 30l0 Wood
land drive NV.
The former Miss Sarah B.
Buckingham, Mrs. Everett was
born in Wilmington. Del, the
daughter of Capt. David E. and
Sara L. Buckingham. She came
to Washington with her family
in 1890 and was married to
Mr.. Everett seven years later.
The couple celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary in
.l947.
Mrs. Everett had been a
member of Calvary Baptist
Church. Eighth and H streets
NV. for 81 years. She was
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N. c. Moore, ~, EIectronics
Engineer for Bureau of Ships

Nelson c. Moore, A, an cleo
tronics engineer for the Bureau
of Ships of the Navy Depart
ment. died yesterday Of d heart
attack at his home. COLL Wood
Acres drive. Wood Acres, Mo.
Mr.. Moore had been with
the Bureau Of Ships since No
vember. He had been with the
Newport News (Va.) Shipbuild-
ing q Drydock Co. for % years
before coming to Washington.
Before that he was with the
Chrysler Missile Corp.
Born in York County. Va, Mr..
Moore was graduated from Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute in
Blacksburg, Va, in 1894.
He was a member Of the
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers. the Loughboro Lions
Club and the Masons. He also
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especially interested in the work
OF the Women's American
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
and at one time served as vice
president Of the local society
at Calvary Church, She was the
organizer Of the Lucia Greene
Missionary Society Of Calvary
Church and served on the board
of the Baptist Home for Chill
dren in Bethesda.
Mrs. Everett is survived by
her son. william w. Everett, jr.,
4746 Berkeley terrace NV;
two daughters. Mrs. Dwight K
Terry, 4017 Van Ness street
NV. and Mrs. Francis A
Murray, 1850 Hillbrook lane
NV; six grandchildren and
seven Observation-Disclosures.
She also leaves two sisters,
Miss Mignonette o. Buc. ny
ham and Miss Florence ?
Buckingham. both OF 1907
Fifteenth street NV, and a
brother, DR.. David E. Bucking-
ham, 1888 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the S. H
Hines Co., 2901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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combat effectiveness of Naval
aircraft. Z.
Managed Capital Firm
Since his retirement. Capt.
Sullivan had been associated
with Lear. Inc. an aeronautical
electronic equipment firm. He
was Washington manager of
the firm at the time of his
death.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Meta Thran of WASH
ington, whom he married in
1924; a son, DR.. James r. Sul-
Ivan, a lieutenant in the Naval
Reserve. stationed at the Naval
Receiving Station; a daughter,
Susan Jean Sullivan of the
home address, and a grandson.
His brother. Judge Dennis E.
Sullivan. of Franklin, also
survives. I.
A requiem mass will be of
fered at 10 am. Wednesday in
the Fort Myer Chapel. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
The family has requested
that any tokens of sympathy
be made to the American Cam
Ger Research Society. :
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Lillian LurwiII, los,
Ex-Circus Beauty

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 30 (A).
Lillian Craven Larwill, a one
time circus beauty who cele-
brated her lO5th birthday on
September 10. died yesterday.
She Joined the circus at l6
after marrying Stewart Craven,
an elephant trainer. She rode
in a chariot and was billed as
an Egyptian princess. They
Travelled the United States and
Europe from 1868 to 1880 with
the p. T Barnum. Adam Fore
paugh and Cooper g. Bailey
Shows. Their home was at
0wynedd. Pa.
Mr.. Craven died in 1890 from
the long-range effects Of being
mauled and bitten by q lioness.
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belonged to the Briggs Baptist
Church, 5144 Massachusetts
avenue. Westmoreland Hills.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Moore, and three
children. Nelson. jr., Beth and
Harold, all of the home ad-
dress; two brothers, Vernon
Moore, Charlotte, N. c., and
Fitzhugh Moore. Hampton, Va,
and four sisters, Mrs. /. Leake
Wornon and Mrs. Henry L.
Pitts. both of Newport News,
Mrs. Charles w. Higgins of
Oakmoore Farm, York County,
and Mrs. Bert Flowers of Dam
vile. Va.
Funeral services win be at
10 am. tomorrow in the Briggs
Baptist Church. Burial will be
in Peninsula Memorial Park,
Warwick, Va.
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children, Lucille and Alvin L.
Corbin, jr.; four sisters. Miss
Gertrude Eichholz. 1922 Twelfth
street NV: Mrs. William Shul.
yer, La Canada. Calf: Mrs.
Augusta E. Grove. Pasadena,
Calf. and Mis-. John L. Mein-
niger. 6905 East avenue, Chevy
Chase, and three brothers. Alvin
Eichholz, Ottawa, Canada; Her.
man Eichholz. Waynesboro, and
M Sergt. Richard A. Eichholz,
North Highlands. Calf.
Funeral services will be at
10:30 am. tomorrow in st. Luke
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Colesville road and Highland
drive, Silver Spring. where She
was a member. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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ISuIIy B. Maize, 81, Veteran
OF so Years Federal Service

Sully Burbank Maize. 81, a
veteran Of so years Government
service before his retirement
and active for many years in
sports circles here. died Satur-
day at Suburban Hospital.
Mr.. Maize had been hos
pitalized since a fall at his home
a week earlier. He lived with
his daughter. Mrs. j. Noble
Boaz. at 1916 Aberdeen road.
Bethesda.
A Washington resident since
1893, Mr.. Maize retired in 1910
at the age of 70 as senior car
tographic engineer in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey. specialize
ing in navigation charts. He
was recalled In 1912. and for
three years during World War
II reviewed aerial maps and
surveys before leaving Govern
ment service a second time in
1915.
Prior to his IS years with
the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
he served for five years as a
craftsman in the Office Of the
supervising architect Of the
Treasury.
Talented in Sports
Mr.. Maize was accomplished
in baseball. cycling. figure skat-
ing. ice hockey, rowing and
basketball as a young man.
At the age Of 81. he. took up
golf. playing until he was 80.
He was the oldest playing
member Of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association. and in 1850,
at the age Of 80. won the Mary
land State Golf Association
Championship for Seniors.
The night before his fall. ne
was guest of honor at the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Athletic
Association dinner, where he
presented the Sully B. Maize
golf trophy to this years
winner.
Mr.. Maize was one Of the
founders of the Washington
Canoe Club. and was a member
for many years Of the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club.
A well-known figure skater
in his youth, he was captain of
the first All Washington Anna
teur Ice Hockey Team. He
played in the Ice Palace in the
old Convention Hall here at the
turn OF the century, and nearly
SO years later again put on his
skates for a turn around the
rink at the opening of the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
He helped to organize, and
played on, the Young Mems
Christian Associations first
basketball team around 1900.
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Mrs. Alvin |. Corbin, 40,
Wife of ice Examiner

Mrs. Alvin L. Corbin, wife
of the Interstate Commerce
Commission examiner. died
Friday of a heart ailment in
National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda. She was 40.
Mrs. Corbin was the former
Miss Frances Eichholz. a native
of Waynesboro, Pa. She came
to Washington 20 years ago.
She and Mr.. Corbin lived on
Spencerville road. Burtons-
vile. Md.
Mrs. Corbin was a member
of the Forest Grove School
PTA and was a leader in Cub
Scout and Campfire Girls ac-
tivities.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Corbin is survived by two
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Mr.. Maize also was a member
Of the Potomac Boat Clubs
Championship Eight Rowing
Team in the early 1905.
Cycling Enthusiast
He played semiprofessional
baseball before and during his
college days. A cycling en-
thusiast. he once rode from
Cincinnati to Chicago.
When he gave up golf in
1850. Mr.. Maize went back to
another hobby, water coloring
and sketching. which he had
studied at the Corcoran CAL
lery in the 1905. He resumed
his studies. attending the
Kensington Sketch Class for
Amateurs.
The son of Mai. William
Reynolds Maize, USA. and
Fannie Burbank Maize. he was
born March 10, 1870. at Car
Isle Barracks, Pa. He received
his early education in the pub
lie schools of Newport. KY,
where he lived with his grand
parents. Gen. and Mrs. Sidney
Burbank. while his father
served in Army posts in the
old West.
Mr.. Maize attended Miami
College. now Miami University.
in oxford. Ohio. and State
Teachers College in Indiana,
Pa. He was employed by a pri-
vate architectural firm in Gin
cinnati before coming TO
Washington.
His wife. Bessie Lyman
Maize. died in 1851. He is sur
vived by his daughter, Mrs.
Boaz, and two grandchildren.
Services will be held at II
am. Wednesday at All Saints
Episcopal Church at Chevy
Chase Circle. Burial will be
private.
The family asks that express
sions OF sympathy be sent to
Suburban Hospital and the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad.
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Mrs. A. H. Gilbert, 50, Active
In Union Wesley Church

Mrs. Arthur H. Gilbert. SO.
an active member Of the Union
Wesley AME Zion Church.
Twenty-third and l. streets
NV, died of cancer Friday at
her home. 1921 Kenilworth
avenue. Bladensburg. Md.
Mrs. Gilbert. a widow, was
the former Miss Hattie Stltt,
a native Of Pineville, N. c. She
was a graduate Of Livingston
College Normal School in Sails
bury, N. c.. and had lived IN
the Washington area since she
was a child.
Mrs. Gilbert was a member
of the Life Members Council
of the Union Wesley Church,
the Stewardess Board. the Liv-
.ingston College Club, the Dotcas
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Capt. james Eugene Sullivan,
Holder Of High Navy Award.

Capt. James Eugene Sullivan,
USNR, retired. who was award
ed the Navy Departments
highest civilian decoration for
his part in developing the use
of titanium in aircraft. died
yesterday of cancer at his home,
4l08 Great Oak road, Manor
Club. Nd. He was 81. -
Capt. Sullivan. a native Of
Franklin. N. H., was graduated
from the Naval Academy in
1924 and served one year on
active duty. then became a
naval architect in the Bureau
Of Construction and Repair.
From 1928 to 1910 he was
engineer in charge of the de-
velopment of aeronautical ma
terials and equipment for the
Bureau of Aeronautics.
Active as Reserve Ohicer
Although he resigned from
the Regulsr Navy in 1925. Capt.
Sullivan was active in the Re-
serve and commanded the Dis
trict's Naval Reserve Battalion
for several years. He returned
to active service in World War
II with the rank of captain
and headed the Bureau of Aero
nautics materials and equip
ment branch. He returned to
the bureau after the war as a
civilian.
When he retired from the
Navy Department in 1855, Capt.
Sullivan received the Dis
tinguished Civilian Service
Award which said his "ac-
complishments in directing the
research, development and
evaluation of airborne equip
ment and systems associated
with naval aircraft can only be
characterized as transcendent."
He also held the Legion of
Merit and a citation from the
Secretary of the Navy for his
work on the development of
self-sealing "bulletproof" gas
tanks for airplanes. and was
officially credited for improving
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Club, the Queen Mary House.
hold of Ruth and the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows.
She was active in the District
grand order and a past most
noble governor.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. Esther Brown of the home
address and Mrs. Margaret
Tyree Of 831 Adrian street NE:
three sons. Arthur of the home
address. Sylvester Of zoos L
street NV. and Eduardo of
Newark. N. j.. and 10 grand
children and Is great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be at
l pm. "Wednesday in the Union
Wesley Church. Burial will be
in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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In Alrntnrtunt

TINsLEY. DAVID. In loving memory OF
our dear son, husband an brOthe
DAVID TINSLEY, who departed this
life three years ago today, SOFTEN.
her 30. 0h4.
Until memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts
HIS MOTHER, WIFE, SISTERS AND
NIECE
WRIGHT. PEARL n. In loving re-
membrance OF my devoted wife. PEARL
H. WRIGHT. VINO passed away eight
years ago tomorrow, october ]. 1912.
Her life Is a beautiful memory;
Her absence our silent grief,
She Is asleep In Gods beautiful
garden,
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
LOVING HUSBAND, EVERETT.
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$50 Well Remembered"

When we can no longer stretch out hand in
friendship, sending flowers-for remembrance-is
a natural comforting gesture. There is then
feeling Of saying we recall with affection-that
everything we remember is good Always the
sending of flowers is gentle solace to the giver
as we'll as to those who mourn--for one SO well
remembered.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. G. sHAFFER. NC

OEO y DLIFAN L1V, IINO
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderated,
priced open daily. Sun holidays
Phone orders also accepted. gao TO {
pm week nights 900 l4th st nv
MA k.nlOn
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Most Noble Governor.
RERNIcE B. HOGANe,
Worthy Recorder. I

Ht dsush saEE y 0fsr' a. ,n eh saS:
! ! J
kN Der No. .. O. U. o. OF o. p.
~ are hereby notified OF the death
IN OF true dauehter. HATTIE GIL
I'll ct the Boyd Funeral Home. Fu-
" neral Tuesday. October 1, ct l
- pm, from Union Wesley Church,
23rd and l. SITS. NV. Wear all black,
and white gloves.
SUSIE BROWN; C. Of O. Ruler.
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FUNERAL OIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth and Mass Ave NE u S-S200
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iITTINGS. CAROLNE MoRIARTY

GORDON. ADA VI. On Sunday. Sep
TENDER 20. 1857, ADA NJ GORDON
Of AIS Iowa ave. NV, beloved mother
of Leon II. Gordon, and sister OF
James and Harold wimberley Also
surviving are two aunts. Mrs. Eva
Martin and Mrs Alice Bell: q sister
in-law. Mrs Matilda kimberley: six
grSndehildren: daughter. in law
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements
by Mcclure, Inc.
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DrafHs

KEYsEH. EDWARD 7. On Monday.
KEYsER Of 1859 CAPITOL ave. ne.
Apt, ! beloved husband 81 Mrs;
S s p Sissss f ps1s sssYs s i'hfs stSs
Lucas. Augusta and Linda Ksyser.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Augusta Lacey and MIS- virginia
shaw and other relatives and friends.
son, 1887 10th ST. NV. Funeral no.
tice later.
LANMAN. REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES
D., U. y. NAVY trstlTed). on Fri.
B. Bay LAN nRisVV 81 500 MSonisSms n S.
Chevy Chase, Nd. beloved husband
q Ms cr. Louise \, rsnTTa oI,i. fat me-
Charles B. Lanman, H.; son Of Mrs
Maurice H. Lanman. ST.: brother Of
Mr., Gertrude I kane k Mrs Ann am.
m MARIE Aor Fri.n aSc AZ aq lnT;ted 10 ea
u the Bsthesda Chevy cSsss Funsrai
Home Of Robert a, Pumphrey, Be-
thesda. Nd. Services on Tuesday,
October L e the Shrine o. .hs Most %.
mass will be offered at 9:3N am
Intsrment Arlington National Gene
LYON. SOPHIA A. suddenly, on Sat-
urday, September IS, 1907, SOPHIA
a. LYON, beloved sister Of Bernadette
G. Schwartz. FRIENDS may cell ct the
Robert A. Mattingly.. Funeral Home.
Der ] At ea.m. Rsaniem mass At 81
Dominic's Church at $3.50 Am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MAIZE. sULLY B. on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 2S, 1897, SuLLY B. MAIZE Of
1916 Aberdeen I'd, Bethesda. Md.
beloved husband Of the late Bessie 1.
Roas; two GRANDCHILDREN also survive,
Friends are invited TO cali ct the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd.
Services on WEDNESDAY. october 2.
Chevy Chase circle. ii am. Inter.
ment private. In lieu Of flowers. con-
tributions may be made to Bethesda
Chevy Chase Rescue SQUAD or Subur-
ban Hospital.
MOORE. NELSON c. On sunday, Sep
temher %, 1887. ct his home, NELSON
c. MOORE Of 601I Woodacre dr.,
WSodaeEes, Nd, beloved husband q
land Moore: brother 81 MIS-. i. Lssfe
Wornom. ST.. and Mrs. Henry L. Pitts
Of Newport News. Va. Mrs. Charles W
HigEins q OAK Moore Farms. York
Danvlile. Va. Vernon Moore Of Char.
lotte.' N. C.. Fit1hugh c. Moore Of
Hampton. Va. Also survived BY sew.
crsl nieces and nephews including Mrs.
Elsie r. Phillips Of Alexandria, Va.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda.
Nd. Services Tuesday. October I at
the Brigas Baptist Church. 5144 Mass.
ave at 10 am. Interment Peninsula
memorial Cemetery, Newport News,
Va, ct pm. EST.
MOORE. NELSON c. oncers and
mM members of the Lough-
HN requested 70 attend the
LR funeral Of NELSON G.
N MOORE on Tiesday. octo-
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HATTIE 8: oncers and
Household Of Ruth No. SO.
quo. Of OF. are hereby
requested to attend the
burial services OF our late
sister Past Most Noble. Gov
error HATTIE g. GILBERT
~. October /, 1857 at 8 pm.
Funeral Home, 1898 goth
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olaH wI MfIlIss1Meng y gon ave. pn1..id.n.
cHARIEs 5. oEri SHTE ss ssrsS9sn..
NIXON. RICHARD ". on Thursday
September 20. 1887. ct his residence
w.. RiciH9AsD '1 WISE HixaoH 6TcshsI
Of Miss Lois Nixon Of Alexandria
va. Mrs. John Wall and Mrs. james
Walker Of Silver Spring. Md. Friends
NAY call ct the psmains Puneral
Alexandria, Va. where services will
be held on Tuesday, October I. I'll
p:15 am. lnferment Arltngton Ma
tional Cemetery. 80
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September ~. 1857, ROBERT LEE
BROWN OF 1856 Carrollburg pl. s.w,
husband Of Ms Mary Brown. step;
father Of Mrs. Annie wallace and
James Bandy, He is also survived ~
five grandchildren. seven. sisters, tour
brothers, two auntS. other relatives
ana many friends. After 8 pm. Tues
day. october /, friends may call At
the Robert @. Mason Funeral Home.
$500 Nichols ave sc. Funeral services
from the aboge-named funeral home.