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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
In aarntnriaiif

MAMIE WARE, Sacred
MRS. MAMIE WARE WASHINGTON.
who passed to life eternal sixteen
years ago. September 8. 1941.
Time speeds !..sa on, sixteen years have
Since .s death its gloom. its shadows
Within our home where all seemed
And took from us shining light.
y Is here We mourn, but not in vain
Eor IN that land We will meet again.
HER LOVING CHILDREN, ANNIE,
LONzENA AND JOHN
HARLAN FRANKLYN. In
loving memory Of our beloved son
and brother, HARLAN FRANKLIN
WOODWORK, who left US i've years
aeo today. September 8, 1859.
His spirit has not left Us, this member
We loved so dearly:
We must not think Of him % far
Unto : richer life he has entered,
LAYING aside this LIES ways.
Yet near Us he stiIl watches and loves
We are the blind, who no longer see
His beloved, smtline form that softly
comes and goes,
waiting our reunion In eternity.
Just . Hover, lent US, but not given,
TO bud on earth and bloom IN Heaven.
LOVING FAMILY.
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Mrs. Robinson, Al,
Lived in Newport
And Palm Beach

PALM BEACH, Fla, Sept. Z
R.-Mrs. Josephine DUPONT
Robinson, Al, was found dead
in q bathtub at her home today,
The family physician said,
the Palm Beach and Newport
CR. H. socialite died Of drown
ing. Deputy Sheriff Tom
Reynolds said death was acci-'
dental and released the body
to a funeral home. No autopsy,
will be performed.
Mrs. Robinson, widow Of
Francis Robinson, had lived,
here for six years. She was q,
member Of the exclusive Bath
and Tennis Club here and Of
the Bailey's Beach Club ct
Newport. 4
Survivors include . son,
Caldwell Colt Robinson, q stu
dent at Middlebury College.
Middlebury, VT; a sister, Cough
Thompson Of Pikesville, Nd.
and q brother. Ernest dupont
Of Wilmington, Del.
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Mrs. Pollock,
Playwright

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4 up.
Alice Leal Pollock, rs, play
wright-actress and for many
years a member of the Amer
lean Society Of Composers and
Authors, died Friday night
after q long illness.
Mrs. Pollock, who was born
in New York, wrote the libretta
Of the opera "Cleopatra's
Night" with Henry Hadley.
This was produced at the Met
ropolitan Opera House In 1922.
the first opera to be performed
there in English.
In 1916, she collaborated
with Rita Weiman on ''The Co
respondent" She won the Be-
lasco medal of the American
Academy Of Dramatic Arts in
1907. She acted with Leo
Diechtrichstein in 1910 in 1.-THE
Heart Of Maryland, q David
Belasco production. She later
wrote for the movies.
Mrs. Pollock is survived by q
daughter, Eleanor Pollock, exc
cutive women's editor Of the
Philadelphia Bulletin, and two
sisters. Miss Semele Pollock Of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Paul
Mccoy Of Bronxville, N. Y, and
q brother Albin. Of San Fran
cisco.
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CT. Tribby,72,
District Native

Charles Z. Tribby. n. WASH
ington real estate man. and Q
businessman here for many
years, died yesterday at his
home. 4419 Argyle terrace
NV.
A Washington native, Mr..
Tribby was the son Of the late
Charles E. Tribby, ST.. and
Katherine Shackelford Tribby..
He was long established in the
jewelry business at els Fif-i
tenth street NV, and GIT
Seventh street NV, and also
was q vice president Of the.
Lofstrand Co. in Rockville. Nd,
until the company was sold q
year ago.
Mr.. Tribby Is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Margaret May
Tribby. and his daughter. Miss
Margaret Ann Tribby. both Of
the home address.
Services viii be held at IL
am. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
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W. W. Norris, 50,
Retired EmpIoye
Of Government

LEESBURG, Va, Sept. Z
(SpeciaD William w. Norris,
So. retired employe Of the
Alexandria ONCE Of the Fed
eral Bureau Of Internal Rev.
enue and former banker. died
in Loudoun County Hospital
this morning Of . heart con-
dition.
Born in Leesburg, he was the
son Of the late Charles r. and
Rata Divine Norris. He had
been in Alexandria for % years
and lived at 2801 Ridge road
drive.
After he retired in 1856, he
returned to Leesburg to live.
He was with the Internal
Revenue Bureau for is years
and prior to that was em-
ployed by the Alexandra Ma
tional Bank for Is years. Be-
fore going to Alexandra he
worked at the Loudoun Ma
tional Bank in Leesburg for Is
years.
He was educated in Leesbure
and at the Benjamin Franklin
School Of Accountancy in
Washington.
Mr.. Norris was q veteran OF
World War I. serving overseas
for two years. He was q MEM
Der Of Olive Branch Masonic
Lodge No. ia, q member Of
Keena Temple Lodge in Alex
andria, Q member Of Loudoun
Post No. "a, American Legion,
and Of Leesburg Methodist
Church.
He is survived by his wife,
Margaret James Norris Of Lees
burg: . daughter. Mrs. George
A. Schelhorn. and Q son,
Charles r. Norris III, both Of
200 Hickory Hin road. Alex
andria, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services win be held
at 2 pm. Monday (EST) from
Muse and Reed Funeral Home,
in Leesburg, and will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. George @.
Oliver. Burial win be in Lees
burg Union Cemetery.
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John A. Eckert, IS, Former
President Of PIunoeroph Co.

John A. Eckert, prominent
Washington businessman and
former president Of the Column
bia Paragraph Co.. died yes
terday at Providence Hospital
after q long illness. He was 80.
Mr.. Eckert retired in 1850
after % years as president Of
the company. He was succeeded
by a son, Arthur c. Eckert, who
still heads the firm at So L
street NV.
Born in Buffalo, N. Y, Mr..
Eckert came to Washington 66
years ago. He attended paro-
chial schools in Buffalo.
He began his business career
here in 1891 with the Norris
Peters Lithographic Co.. located
where the National Gallery Of
Art now stands. He later joined
the A. B. Graham Co.
Mr.. Eckert entered business
for himself in 1908 and
operated his own plant on First
street NE, where he remained
until 1918, when his company
amalgamated with the Column
bia Planograph Co.
After his retirement in 1850,
Mr.. Eckert had served as
chairman Of the company's
board Of directors.
Mr.. Eckert also served as
president Of the North Capitol
Savings Bank in 1891. At that
time he also was q director Of
the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce and Q member Of
the Merchants q Manufac-
turers Association.
Mr.. Eckert's wife, the former
Catherine E. Heitzhaus, prom
inent IN church activities here.
died IN 1874.
He was o fourth degree
Knight of Columbus and the
Oldest member Of the Washing
ton Council Of that organiza-
ton. He also was a member
Of the Alhambra and q member
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Bittenbender,
Motion Picture
Proiectionist Here

T.. Dewitt Bittenbender, 81,
Ia motion picture projectionist
lat the Capitol Theater for 20
years, died Friday at the home
of his son. Milton D. Bitten
bender, 1908 Highland drive,
Silver Spring, after q long IL
ness.
A lifelong area resident, Mr..
Bittender was with the Capitol
Theater from the time it
opened in 1928 until he retired
q week ago. He was a member
Of Local 224 Of the Motion Pic
ture Operators Union for As
years. and Q past president Of
the local.
Surviving are his widow,
Pearl ", Of the home address,
Bay Ridge. Nd: his son: q
granddaughter; and two
brothers and q sister, e. Craw-
ford Bittenbender. 10412 Rod
ney road, Silver Spring;
Charles Of California, and Mrs.
Edith Firor, S07 Butternut
street NV.
Services win be held at ALSO
pm. tomorrow in the Little
Church at Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. with burial in Fort
Lincoln.
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Of the st. Thomas and Apostle
Catholic Church on Woodley
road.
Also surviving are three other
sons, Col. John p. Eckert, re-
tired. Of Sarasota. Fla, Col.
Norman ]. Eckert. retired. Of
New Orleans, La. and Milton j.
Eckert, Of 3109 Thirty-eighth
street NV; two daughters,
Miss Esther e. Eckert and Miss
Catherine E. Eckert of the
home address, 3O42 Neward
street NV; q niece, Mrs.
Arthur Bierma, of Buffalo,
N. Y; six grandchildren and
five great randchildren.
Funeral services win be held
at the home address at $50
am. Tuesday followed by q
requiem mass at 10 am. at St.
Thomas the Apostle Church.
Burial viii be at st. Mary's
Cemetery.
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MRS. Arthur Robinson,
Wife ofNovy Dies

Mrs. Arthur @. Robinson,
wife Of Vice Admiral Robinson,
hero Of the Marhlehead in
World War II, died Friday in
the Naval Hospital in Oakland,
Calf.
In one of the early epics Of
the war. Admiral Robinson,
then q captain, brought the
light cruiser halfway around
the world to an Eastern United
States port after she had been
all but sunk by the Japanese
on Java in February, 1942. He
was awarded the Navy Cross.
The former Inez Buck, Mrs.
Robinson was q young actress
when she married in 1918. and
gave up her career to become
a Navy wife. She had appeared
in many Shakespearean roles.
and was q friend Of such the
alter personalities as David Be-
lasco.
Her wide circle of friends in
the entertainment world was
regarded as q great asset in
her work on the Entertain
ment Committee Of the WASH
ington Stage Door Canteen
during the war.
She had q reputation for al
ways being able to track down
visiting celebrities and get
them to come to the canteen
at the old Belasco Theater to
entertain the hundreds Of serv-
icemen who poured in every
night. 1t was estimated that
10000 came there weekly.
Admiral and Mrs. Robinson
lived in Washington for several
years. The officer was stationed
here from 1887 to 1910, pri-
marily at the Bureau Of Ord
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Pet Skunk Helps Youth
Deliver Newspapers

DIES MONIES (R.-Maybe
there's nothing unusual about
q dog trailing q newspaper car
rier boy being followed alone
his route-but . skunk
Mike Bauder Of Des Moines
is followed regularly by his pet
skunk, Flower. which has been
descended. In fact. Flower has
become q favorite Of folks
along Mikes route.
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ANDERSON. ELSIE REBEccA. On
Friday. September 8, 1857, at Airing
ton Hospital, ELSIE REDEccA AM
wife Of he late joseph RcssE an 2;
xnnsndaIs, Va: oeorGe Anderson Of
iinEton. va; Mrs.. Louise Dunn Of
Merrineld. Va; walter Anderson q
Hi Vienna. va Mrs "a Ann AH PottsP. "a.
ward Anderson and Mrs. ylrginia
Hinton Of Alexandria. Va; sister Of
Mrs. Matte. Stark Of Washington:
2; e. and Mrs.. Nsttie Anderson Of
Sived 81 twenty srsndehiidren and
eight great-grandehildren Friends
may ean ct the Ives Funeral Home.
2e47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. va1
on Monday. SEPTEMBER Z. at pm.
Interment National Memorial Park. 8
ANDERSON nd soc,.n NORMAN 2 On Thurs x:
MAN p. ANDERSON Of 2I34 New
port pl. NV. the beloved husband
OF Leslie x. Anderson: son Of Mrs.
Florence a. Harris. Harry, Norman.
Patricia, Mareelus and eilillian Ander-
DemetresS Harris. He also Is sur
xiysd ey one e,S sister; Miss Lillian b
friends. After 2 pm Tuesday, Sep
can Al the william spaneleT Funeral
home, 524 SIN st; ne, where prayers
ser e H. hs e e gao SSsG sm thence ssessP 70
81. .AuEustine's Catholic Church, l7f5
mass will Be offered At Q am. for the
sp% 1ss q H csn sSS in'srnsns Lincoln
ASTON, AMLYR Z. on Saturday, SEN
tember q 1857 az the home q her
Tex, XMEYE Z. Aston. widow 'V Il
J. Lee Aston. Funeral services at
Savoy, Tex, on Sunday, September 81
Interment Pink Hill Cemetery. Bells,
BEAMER. GEORGE ". OF SCI BEAN
September 5, 1857, husband Of the
late Mary Ellen Beamer. father Of
<, Bssmsi. Mrs. Harry r. Coleman.
k kr.i Mary I Msccy ans the late
css na5IR rs Ssmi' Hom ria; soss Il
81. NV on Monday. September p.
Trinity Catholic Church. 36th and
c g as E nv; c. - ~ an intsrnsnt
DENNEAAg aHNAOEkLNs Ou HutuI-
BENNETT Of 2l6b X st. NV. beloved
wife Of James Bennett, mother Of Mrs.
Iris McDanieis daughter Of Mrs. Mol
lie Wilbur, grandmother Of Brenda
Mcdaniel, sister OF Mrs. Bertha 0ter-
Ling, Mrs, Mollye Dean, Mrs. Allene
Fouche, Mrs. Hattie johnson, Mrs.
Ida Stephens, David Wilson Edward
and Hampton Wilburn. Notice Of
funeral fun Later Later ARRANGEMENTS By NAL
BITTENDENDER, 7. DE WITT. On
Friday. September o, 1857, At the
residence OF his son, 1908 Highland
DR., Silver Spring. Nd, II. DE WITT
BITTENBENDER, formerly OF BAY
Ridge, Nd, beloved husband OF Pearl
". Blttenbender, father OF Milton
y. Btttenbender, grandfather Of
sandra Lee Bittenbender and brother
Of y. Crawford Bittenbender OF Sill
yer Spring, Nd, and Charles Bitten
bender Of California and Mrs. Nor
man Firor OF Washington, D. G.
Friends may call At the above resi-
denee after Q pm. Saturday. Sep
TENDER 2. Services AZ the Little
Church at Fort Lincoln on Monday,
September ., at $3.50 pm. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Ar
fanssments By the 9. H. Hines CO. 8
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In Mrmurtatit

CHASE, ISABEL CULP. In loving
memory of my wife. ISABEL cULP
CHASE, who left me one year ago,
September 4, 1885.
Gone. dear wife. some forever.
How I miss your smiline face:
But you left me 70 remember
None on earth can take your
place.
roam the house from room TO
aaze beyond the door.
But there Is nothing l can do
To bring you back once more.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND. BRY-
SON c. CHASE.
FLETCHER. SARAH. IN loving mem
ory Oh our dear mother, SARAH
FLETCHER, who departed this life
Two. years ago today, September 8,
We feel her love Is close today
As in the DAYS gone by,
And md deep comfort in the thought
A mothers love can never die.
she lives among the many hearts
Whose lives she frightened many days
More than she could ever know.
May her soul rest in peace.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. EDNA.
EIHEL AND RUSSELL.
LENNON, MAGGIE c. IN IoVinr
memory OF our dear mother and
grandmother. MAGGIE C.. LENNON.
who departed this life eleven years
ago' september 5, 1916.
Loved and remembered always.
Dkv0IED DAUGHTER AND GRAND
ANTHONY !. In loving
memory OF our very dear husband
and father, ANTHONY ]. PESsACNO,
who passed away two years ago today.
september 3. 1855.
Today recalls the memory
81 2 loved one passed 10 rest,
And those who think OF you TODAY
are the ones who loved you best
The flowers. We place upon your grave
MAY Wither and decay,
nut tne love Tor you Who sleep
VIII never fade away.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN,
ROSE, yOsErHINE. Departed this
ne september Q, 1913, nine years
May she rest in peacsi
HER LOVING CHILDREN, CLAIR
ENSk, MARION, JOSEPHINE AND
6ee8 Wv
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Dfatha

WRIG9I. RgDOLPH n; On ThuFs-
WRIGHT Of 81 iiSth s. Sc. Sc.
loved husband Of Mrs, Edith Wrieht.
father. Of Audrey Evi and Marie
Wrisht. He also Is survived By one
sister, Mrs, Lena Smith,. one brother.
and friends. Friends NAV cali Al the
Latney Funeral Home. 1892 18th st.
NV, after I pm. Sunday. September
q. Services will be held At the
Allen A. M. 3 Church. 25th ST. and
ALBANIA ave. Sc. on Monday. Septem-
coin Memorial Cemetery. s.
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AnuriItitu

GOLDBERG. EsTHER ". There win
Be an unwilling for ESTHER ".
0OLDBERG on Sunday, September 3.
1857, at 2 pm. at King David Ne
mortal Garden.
eTEIN. LOUIS a. A monument win
be unveiled for the late LOUIS 4.
STEIN on Sunday. September 3.
1857, ct $3.50 pm. Ct the Oecfge
Washington Cemetery, Therein Israel
Section. Relatives and friends in
WETNREB, CELIA. dwelling services
IN memory Of the late CELIA VEIN
tember 8. 1857, ct 2 pm, at King
David Memorial Garden. Relatives
and friends invited. Home address
1905 Dennis ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
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0tarn If Chunks

BEcKER. DEACON WILLIAM 4. The
LIAM A. BECKER wishes to express
sincere thanks to the Rev. Thomas
g. Garrett, the Rev. Wilbur L. Henry
the choral ensemble. omcers and
sux, . q she Zion Hsptht Church
our wonderful neiShhors and friends
for flowers. cards and acts Of kind
ness during the illness and ct the
passing Of our loved one.
THE FAMILY.
CHEsIyOHR, JENNIE. The family Of
the late JENNIE CHESfVolR wishes
70 express their thanks and appre-
all their Kindness, cards, telegrams
and other considerations during our
THE FAMILY.
GRANDERsON, REV. OLIVER @. The
family Of the REV OLIVER O..
GRANpERSON wishes to express sim
eere thanks and appreciation to the
kers q the Metropolitan Baptist
Church; the Rev, JOSEPH s; HeywaEd.
Memorial Baptist Church. the presi-
Gent ns snd o Mns, Sd o mfsmeef
the friends. neiehbors and Frazier
Funeral Home for the use Of their
cars, for nofal tributes. and ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
MRS. ETHEL 4. oRANDERsoN.
GUY, WALTER NJ, u. The family
wishes to express their heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the
many kindnesses shown By. his many
friends during our recent esresve-
JOHNSON, VICTOR ,. The family Of
the late VICTOR B. JOHNSON wishes
g express Their deep ssHpTeSciat nca
the Rev. Jefferson Rogers, who 80
ihfc1sS their service ana deeds Of
kindness shown during our recent
bereavement. TIE FAMILY.
ROACHR, A. MOLLH. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and ap-
DTssssSn p the assST Sss E.B ana
Church. relatives, neighbors and
sions Of sympathy shown during our
recent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
SESSIONS, CURTIS, yr. The family
Of the late CURTIS SESSIONS Jr.,
wishes to acknowledge with grateful
appreciation al acts Of kindness and
lAkANNNA8AA-
US during our recent bereavement.
WIZ LUCY SESSIONS AND FAM
TOYE, GLADYS GARLAND. The fam
ily Of the late GLADYS GARLAND
TOYE wishes to express their thanks
and appreciation to friends and
neiRhbors for all their kindness.
cards, telegrams and other eonsidera-
tons during our recent bereeYement.
THE FAMILY.
WRIGHT. MARY 3. We wish 70 e.
press our sincere thanks and deep
appreciation for the loving care given
By the doctor and VISITING Nurse
Society, the ministers and members
Of the Reformation Church. MEM
bers Of fraternal ORGANIZATIONS, aux
flares Of United Spanish American
War veterans, friends in the Divi-
sion of General Accounts, Treasury
Department: relatives and our many
other friends for their kindnesses
during her Ions illness. for their
cards. calls, flowers. contributions To-
the Cancer Fund and ether kind ex-
presstons Of sympathy extended 70
Us during our recent bereavement
ISAAC W. WRIGHT AND DAUoH-
A4Ats
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MRS. ARTHUR G. ROBINSON
nance. before assuming COM
mand Of the Marblehead.
The couple lived in China on
three occasions. There Mrs.
Robinson collected fine furni-
ture and paintings which she
later combined with French
acquisitions in her homes here.
She remodeled four George
town houses. the first Of which
was a converted stable.
In recent years, since Ad-
miral Robinson's retirement,
they lived at Rancho Ynez,
Robes Del Rio. Carmel Valley,
Calf.
Services will be held We'd
nesday in Pacific Grove, Calf.
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Announcement Of
Services By Chambers


BELL, CARRIE w.; WILLIAMS. MARY
,. In loving memory Of my beloved
sister, CARRIE ". BELL, who left
US on September 9, 1855. Also in
remembrance OF my dear mother,
NARY p. WILLIAMS. who passed
away over nifty years ago. August 20.
I feel alone, yet somehow know
within that you hover nearby and
know lust how much We miss you.
YOUR LOVING FAMILY. MARIAN
CARSON. SIMEON L. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory OF our
beloved husband and father, SIMEON
Year. ssS scd sSo S:sS avsy tsEse
Somewhere out there beyond deaths
We who have loved will love once
more.
We who in harmony walked this way,
Shall then 10 forth 10 4 briRhter day.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. CAROL II.
CARSON AND DAUGHTER. CAROL
c. MILLIsToN
CARSON, SIMON I. In loving
memory Of q devoted friend. SIMEON
l.. CARSON, who passed away three
years ago today. September s, 1854
The finest tribute we can pay
To our devoted friend who has passed
Is not 4 rose wreath white or red
But silently stand beside his mound
This plot OF consecrated ground
And lift our heads TO the setting sun
Ana say say al dear friend your work
YOUR DEVOTED FRIENDS, MABEL
AND FERDINAND D. WHITLEY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS, B sites, Fort In
coin; reasonable. IA. 2-74gs.
MEMORlAL PARK-Wiil
saerinoe or 4 site lot In choice
MAUe0LEUMs, National Memorial
si eTs ,Sr e 1mn,a erypis r shoise los.
listed value. EN-. 9-0e0A,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGNS

Expressive Floral Tributes Moderately
priced. Open daily. sun. holidays
Phone orders also accepted, $3.50 10 3
P %. week nights. 900 18th st. NV,
Ma. 6-010e.
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EDW sSE5e I. Me ez4sSi SSnd zdi..
MeNALLY. LARRY JEROME. On Fri
day, September .. 1857. At the Ma
t1on1l Institutes OF Health. LARRY
yEE s1e Mi MsNALkx son Of Jerome
may cali AZ oaWier's Chapel. i7S6
Pa. ave. NV. until 10 am. Monday.
September 8. Services and inter-
ment at the David LithsoW Funeral
Center, 1882 Coral Way. Coral Ga
ME asi 1hENRY. On saturday. Sep
sanitaTium. HENRY MEYER OF 1913
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd, be-
loved husband Of the late Augusta
t tSs rs hesss 15snsP T Hcm. cali "a
Carroll st. NV; parking opposite !,
where services will be held on Mon
DAY. september Q, at z pm. Inter-
MILLER, HUGH; on SATURDAY, SEP.
Parker ST., Pals Church, va, HUGH
Miller and father Of W. Ralph Miller
q Verona. n. y. and Hugh Miller,
survived by three grandchildren. Fus
neral arrangements TO be completed
sont;,h II lieu :, q CSssrrs please SEND
22b1 North Vermont st., Arlington,
NORRIS, WILLIAM ". on Saturday,
County Hospital, Leesburs. va, VII
LIAM w. NORRIS Of LeesbuTg, Va,
beloved husband Of Margaret James
ris III and Mrs. George II. shelborn,
both Of Alexandria, Va. He also is
survived By four grandchildren and
htse s sHiiIg, va, Friends may call a.
held on Moneay. September D. At z
pm EST. Interment Union Gene
OMAHA, fL0RENCR KING. on Fri.
KING sep oMRsRS lbs sI6s.d FLoR ,s
the late Raymond NJ. o'Meara,
oreenbelt, Nd: Mrs Jeanne o, Bill.
himer OF Groom Station. Md: John
p. o'MeaTa OF WARRINGTON, b. q
Also surviving are. twelve grand.
children. Funeral from the W. X
Huntemann a Son Funeral Home
b732 Qeorgia ave. NV, on Monday,
sDss% q Inc cSureS q Ii. E NsEI1s9
are invited TO attend. Intermsni
PUkDUM. SARAH L. On Saturday,
fURbuM. 'R Beloved AS Wife s q az is L
Luther M, Purdum. mother OF Mrs
Delma GLAND, Mrs. Blanche 6hry
Philip r., John r., Leroy and Arthur
Murdoch. Mrs. Piirdum reats ~ az,
DIN l.. Molesworth Funeral Home
DAMASCUS Nd, where services will bt
held on Tuesday, September 10, ri
II am. Interment Upper Seneca
Baptist Cemetery, Cedar Grove, Md