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Mrs. H. W. Poole,
Native of District

Mrs. Herbert w. Poole, a ma
tive of Washington. died yes
terday in Fargo, N. OAK, where
she had moved last year. She
was rs and had lived at 1910
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
The former Elsie l.. Paxton.
Mrs. Poole was the widow of a
long time Washington pharma-
cist. She was an active member
of the Fairfax Chapter of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution and of the Third
Church of Christ Scientist,
Thirteenth and L streets NV.
Surviving are a son, E. Alan
Poole. and two grandsons Of
Fargo, and a daughter-in-law,
Mrs. John H. Poole of 1924
North Fifth street, Arlington.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday from the
Ives funeral home. 2847 Will
son boulevard, Arlington. Bur-
ial will be in the Chestnut
Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Va.
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yohn (. Husfuekes,
Realty Broker Here
For Two Decades

John e. Haslacker, a retired
District real estate broker, died
yesterday of a heart attack at
his home, 1901 Connecticut
avenue NV. He would have
been 81 today.
Mr.. Haslacker came to WASH
ington 20 years ago and became
Ia broker for several real estate
firms here. He was a native
Of West Virginia and was
graduated from Valparaiso
University in Indiana. He re-
tired in 1919.
In addition to his wife, Mr..
Haslacker is survived by four
daughters, Misses Lucy and
Mary Haslacker Of the Con-
necticut avenue address: Mrs.
Irving Scott Walker, 416 Hill
moor drive, Silver Spring; Mrs.
Lloyd Kardell, 40l2 Spruell
drive, Kensington, Md, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be held at /
pm. tomorrow in the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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tional teachers and recrea-
tional facilities.
He also worked with Boy
Scout troops and the Police
Boys Club.
Mr.. Dieffenbach is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Ruth M. DEF
fenbach. of the home address:
a son. Capt. George L. DEF
fenbach of Manassas, Va: a
daughter, Mrs. Jean D. He'll
muth of Oberlin, Ohio, and six
grandchildren.
Private funeral services will
be held in Harrisburg, Pa. The
family requests that any tokens
of sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the American
Cancer Society.
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james Tunnel, ST..
Ex-U. S. Senator

GEORGETOWN, Del, Nov.
Is (P.-James Miller Tunnel.
ST., former Democratic United
States Senator from Delaware,
died last night at Pennsylvania
Hospital in Philadelphia after
an illness of several months. He
was rs.
Mr.. Tunnel served in the
Senate from 1941 to .347. He
was defeated for reelection in
1916 by the present Republican
Senator, John Williams.
A big land owner in Sussex
County, Mr.. Tunnel also was
active in banking and held a
number of directorships.
His survivors include two
sons who are attorneys, James
M. Tunnel, jr., a former Della
ware State Supreme Court
justice, and Robert w. Tunnel.
His wife, Clara, died in 1856.
The funeral will be held Sum-
day at Georgetown Presbyterian
Church.
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DR.. Joseph l. B.Murroy, 81,
GU Dental School Ex-Deun

DR.. Joseph L. B. Murray, 81.
former dean of Georgetown
University School of Dentistry,
died yesterday in an ambulance
rushing him to Emergency Hos
pital after he had suffered a
heart attack in his Office.
Active in civic affairs here for
many years. DR.. Murray was
past president of the Metropoli-
tan Police Boys Club. He was
elected to that post in 1851. DR..
Murray also served as president
of the Cosmopolitan Club and
was active in the Brookland
Citizens Association.
Born in Troy. N. Y. DR..
Murray spent most Of his life
in the District. He received his
dental degree from Georgetown
in 1917 and then served for
four years in the Navy, rising
to the rank of lieutenant COM
mander. He entered private
practice as a dentist in 1923.
DR.. Murray served twice on
the Georgetown faculty before
becoming assistant dean in
1886. Two years later he be-
came dean. resigning in 1943
to re-enter private practice. His
Office was in the Medical
Science Building.
Other organizations of which
DR.. Murray was a member in
cluded the International Col
lege of Dentists, the District of
Columbia Dental Society, the
American Legion, the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, the Knights
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AdoIph Kress, 81,
Office Co-Founder

Adolph Kress. who with four
other men organized the En-
craving Division of the Geo.
logical Survey in 1890. died
Wednesday in Emergency Hos
pital. He was 81.
A native of Lancaster. Pa,
Mr.. Kress lived at TOT Varnum
street NV.
He came to Washington as a
boy and on June 10, 1890, he
joined the Geological Survey
where he helped in organizing
its Engraving Division.
Mr.. Kress is survived by a
niece, Mrs. Ethel Bennett, of
2417 Eccleston street. Silver
Spring. and four nephews.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 9 am. tomorrow at the
St. Gabriel's Church. 26 Grant
circle NV. Burial will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
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fn Mrmnrtant

GRACE. In loving and
cherished memory OF my dear sister
and our dear aunt GRACE EMANUEL,
who passed away November Is, 1854.
oh. how we've missed you these three
years.
We know that God does all things
right,
without you it has been night.
We hope, we dream and always pray
That We again will meet some day
RUTH e FAIN AND FAMILY.
MARY E In memory of our
dear loving mother. MRS. MARY f
EURE who departed this life two
years ago TODAY. November Is, 1875.
Your memories are treasures
No one can steal
Parting leaves heartaches
No one can heal.
TIL memories fade and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts
God gave US strength to bear t.
And courage to meet the blow
But what It meant to lose her,
The world will never know
HER LOVING CHILDREN, BLANCHE.
ETHELDRA, ROSELLA. JOSEPHINE
AND EARNEST EURE.
MAMIE BROWN. In sacred
memory Of my dear wife, MAMIE
BROWN HARDY, who entered into
eternal rest on wednesday, NoVem-
Der Is $50.
Deep in my heart lies a picture
or a loved one laid to rest.
In memory's frame shall keep ~
Because you were one Of the best.
I can see in a soft, dim light
A face loved the best
And ! think Of YOU when the suns
Goes down in the far-off West.
Y
u ever soul fulfilled its mission
Then Mamie. It was you.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. SAMUEL
W. HARDY.
OLLIE L. AND GEORGE 7.
In loving memory of nv dear BROTH
srs, OLLIE L WHO died eig dEo years
r, who died i've years ago, June
IS. 1882
You are not dead. life has but set
Your years Of life we're like a lovely
The 'H iast sweet poirnant notes Of
which held long,
For US who knew you. dread Of age
You took life tiptoe to the very last.
II never lost for YOU its lovely look
You kept your interest in its thrilling
To YOU death came. no conaueror,
in the end,
You merely smiled to greet another
DEVOTED SISTER, EVA FOSTER
Anniversary mass at ST AIMS
Shrine Beaupre, Quebec, Canada.
SEwALL. DIR. GEORGE T. AND BEA.
TRICE In loving memory Of our dear
father DR. GEORGE 7. SEWALL.
who passed away fourteen years ago,
November "A. lO43, and our mother,
BEATRICE SEWALL, twelve years
ago, January 3, l945
Loved in life. remembered in death.
THEIR LOVING AND DEVOTED
CHI DREN
ToLBERT. CLARENCE c. In memory
OF my good friend, CLARENCE c.
TOLBERT, who died November Is,
1855
More and more each day We miss him,
Friends NAV think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed
YOUR DEVOTED FRIEND, RICH
ARD.
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of Columbus and the Holy
Name Society.
He is survived by his widow,
Gertrudis A. Murray, of their
home address. 1905 Lawrence
street NE; two sons. Joseph
L. B. Murray. jr., and Francis
P. Murray, both of Chevy
Chase; two sisters, Mrs. Mar
garet P. Doran. who lives in
the District, and Sister Mary
Mercy of the Sisters Of Charity
in Baltimore. and six grand
children.
Funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
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DR.. Robert Hutchins. former
president of the University of
Chicago. made her advisory
editor to the Library Quarter
ly. He also obtained a grant
under which Miss Herbert ini-
tiated the Great Books Dis
cussion Program.
Mr.. Peterson, whose APP
pointment she recommended,
today expressed sorrow on be-
half of the library's staff and
expressed commentator for
her work with the library. and
continued interest after her
retirement.
DR.. Albert w. Atwood, presi-
dent of the board of trustees,
also praised Miss Herbert's
service. He recalled her as a
real gentlewo IN a n" with
strength d will and person.
atty, a charming manner and
great devotion to her job"
Member of Varied Groups
Miss Herbert had held men,
bership in organizations includ-
ing the American Association
for Adult Education, the Am
bercan Library Association, of
which she was on the Executive
Board from 1912 to 1916; the
District Library Association. the
American Association of Uni
versity Women, the Twentieth
Century Club and the old Wash
ington Literary Society.
She had a country home at
CHAIRMAN, Pa, and was a men,
Der of the Garden Club of Blue
Ridge Summit and the Blue
Ridge Summit Library Associa-
ton.
She is survived by her
brother. Henry Arthur Herbert,
who resided with her; a
nephew, William Field Herbert
of Houston, Tex, and two
nieces, Mrs. Charles Pitts of
Ponde Vedra, Fla. and Mrs.
Graham Granger of Boston.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Saturday at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, La
fayette Square. Burial will be
in Stockbridge, Mass. on
Monday.
The list of honorary pail
bearers includes Mr.. Peterson,
DR.. Atwood. Mr.. Bowerman, DR..
Sothoron Key, Commissioner
David Karrick and James l..
Karrick.
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Dratha

Thursday. November a, 1857. ANNIE
s ST. W beloyeG wife 81 81 the late
Eser R sp6 ya lister 6 %O M4 Eta Ct n mis-
OF Waynesboro. Va, and Mrs Mamie
Lloyd of California. Services and
interment Harrisonburg, va Ar
rangements by the Lindsey Funeral
Home 16
WHITE; ANTHONY T. On wednes-
day, November u, 1857 at Arling-
ton s Hospit Sdr. ANTHONY T WHIT, WHITE
Va. brother Of Mrs, James K. Yves
ley Services at the s. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290l l4th st,
NV, on Monday November Is, at
pm Barking facilities Interment
ANN II. On Thursday, No
yem5er a. 1857; MRS, ANN H.
NJ Williams of 1910 Benning I'd. sc.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Jarvis.
REBECCA. On Monday.
LIAMs of 45O5 B st. Sc. beloved
sister of Mrs Mamie Gilmore. Mrs
Victoria Overton, Louis M. and Ed
ward W .Wroten; other relatives and
many friends also survive. Friends
Inc, Funeral Home MS New jersey s'a ays
and r st NV, today, after pm
Services will be held at the Rehoboth
Pentecostal Church, Sth and L SITS.
NV on Saturday November 16. at
terry i noon in'efmen' "000iaWn ceme-
WINDES. BERTHA s. On Thursday,
November IA, 1857, at the Washing
fnn Son1fQriIln and HnCnitol RED
TIA s. wINDEs Of 93O2 Flower
ave. Silver Spring Nd, mother of
Stephen L. Windes and sister of
Mrs; Sally II. VOORHEES, of Espanola,
Y n Mex. Services on MONDAY is No No
liam H. Scott Funeral Home, Evans
ton. Ill Interment Memorial Park
Cemetery. Evanston, III. (Chicago.
III, papers please copy)
". BRYANT. On Tues
day, November IL, 1857, w BRYANT
WINTHROP of 3l6. Varnum st. NV.
S %0s4ob husband sDg Of N Mrs Gladys
B. Winthrop Also surviving are his
nieces, nephews other relatives and
manv friends. From 4, pm Thurs
day November a. until . pm Fri
sd H 70 ca at the snfs fTs raj
Home. 1920 9th st NV Funeral
and interment at Columbia, S. c. Is
WOOD. RUBY HANBACK,. Died on
Wednesday, November 10. 1857, at
her RESIDENCE, Elkwood, Va, RUBY
HANBACK, WOOD, widow of Herbert
P Wood She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs Pat Troiano of Elk
wood, Va. four sisters, Mrs Pearl
Beach OF Arlington, Va. Mrs, Doro-
thy Zirkle. OF Manassas, Va: Mrs
Hazel Dickerson of Silver Spring,
Md, and Miss Elva Hanback, OF Sill
yer Spring Md. two brothers, Ray
mond L. Hanback, of Gordonsville
Va, and Herman @ Hanback, Of
Bealeton, Va; two grandchildren, Mrs
Patricia Ann Lickliter OF Elkwood.
Va. and Robert P Troiano of Elk
wood. Va. and one great-grandson
Robert P. Troiano, IT,, of Elkwood,
Va Funeral services on Saturday.
November Is, at 10 m, at the Geest
Funeral Home Chapel, Culpeper. Va
Interment In Washington National
Cemetery. Suitland. Nd. at pm.
home
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Winthrop Mortin, 66,
PubIicist With WiIIkie

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is
tP.-Winthrop Martin. 66, a
key figure on Wendell WILKES
campaign in the 1910 presiden-
tial race. died yesterday.
Mr.. Martin, veteran pub
licist. worked in behalf of Will
kie's unsuccessful Republican
bid against President Roose-
welt.
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CIoro W. Herbert Dies:
Former D. C. Librorion

Miss Clara Wells Herbert, 81,
former librarian of the Dis
trict Public Library, died yes
terday at her home, 1920 Jeni-
fer street NV.
Miss Herbert Joined the Ii
brary here in 1907 and became
chief librarian in 1910, when
she succeeded DR.. George F.
Bowerman. She retired in 1947
at the age of 10.
Her administrative and ex-
ecutive work at the library
earned her wide commendation,
and she is credited with a large
contribution TO the develop
ment of the personnel, plant
and facilities of Washington's
Public Library.
Worked in Brooklyn
A native of Southwick, near
Westfield, Mass, Miss Herbert
studied at Vassar College for
two years, prepared for library
work at the Carnegie Institute,
Pittsburgh, and worked in the
Brooklyn Library for several
years before coming to Wash
ington
From 1907 to 1914 she was
children's librarian here. She
then directed training in library
crafts before being appointed
assistant librarian in 1920.
Miss Herbert was succeeded
in the post of librarian by the
present librarian, Harry N.
Peterson. She had continued
in Office past her scheduled re-
tirement date in 1916 until
her successor was chosen.
Kin of Gable Layer
A grandniece of Cyrus w.
Field, the inventor, who super
vised the laying of the first
Atlantic cable, Miss Herbert was
the third to hold the post Of
librarian here. The first was
DR.. Weston Flint. who served
from 1899 to 1904.
Miss Herbert once said her
basic idea of library's func-
ton was to help as many peo-
pie as possible to obtain books.
pictures and records in as great
a quality and quantity as pos
sible, to enable them Ito live a
more satisfactory life" :
Under her tenure, new Ii
brary branches established in
cluded the Southwest. Lang
ston and Anacostia. She
maintained a career-long spe-
cial interest in the phase of
library enterprise related to
children.
She had charge of the Ii
brary during the difficult war
years, entailing cooperation
with various agencies. includ-
ing civil defense. She also
established a war information
service helpful to service men
and opened a world affairs
room.
Wrote Various Articles
She contributed to various
library publications and was
the author of book. Person
mel Administration in Public
Libraries" published by the
American Library Association.
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HrGriltan

BERNSTEIN. EMANUEL M. There
to the memory Of the late EMANUEL
N BERNSTEIN beloved husband Of
Norman Bernstein and Libby Man
deli. on Sunday, November II. 1867,
at 1890 pm, at the Adas Israel
Conversation Cemetery. Relatives
and frianAe invifad
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fn mrmnriant
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers

BARNES. LOTTIE CRAWFORD AND
HAZEL MAE. Sacred. TO the memory
FORD BARNES who left US thirty
two years aso today. November ! ;,
1925. and our darling sister HAZEL
MAE BARNES who left us thirty
years ago October 81, 1877.
The years may wipe out many things.
But this they'll wipe out never,
The memory OF those happy DAYS
When we were all toeether
DEVOTED CHILDREN, SISTERS AND
BROTHER, JEROME, AUDREY.
DOROTHY AND HELEN
BIFIELD, CARRIE &. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear sister CARRIE q
B1FIELD, who passed away one year
ago today. November is, 1856
No one knows how much | miss you
No one knows the bitter pain
I have suffered since I lost you,
Life has never been the same
In my heart your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true
There's not a day. dear Carrie.
That / do not think Of you
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

Expressive Floral tributes Moderately
priced . open da sso Sun IN Phone order.
nights a0o i4th at nv Ma s-niO6
GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass Ave NE. Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance. $3.50
ei6 H ST NE Ii 3-4SSU
Malvan e. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st NV. NO. 7-0l33
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$50 Well Remembered"

When we can no longer stretch out hand in
friendship, sending fowers-for remembrance
lis a natural, comforting gesture. There is
then feeling of saying we recall with affec-
tion-that everything we remember is good.
Always, the sending Of flowers is gentle solace
for one so we'll remembered.
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LESTER + MOSS. F. C. ~
NEASON, MARY ELLEN. on Wednes-
day NSyem5eT ~, 1851. MARY
ate Andrew j. NeaSon and mother
OF Marie o Netsch, Mrs. r Rim.
Raymond r and William A Neason
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattinsly Funeral Home, 1871 llth
81 sc until Saturday November
49, az am Requiem, mass a.
an, Relatives and friends invited
Interment- Fort lincoln Cemetery Is
DDONNELL, LUCIA q. tnee Griffithl
on Thursday. November IA. 1887,
LUCIA z o'DoNNELL NEE Grit-
O'Donnell mother Of Thomas W
O'Donnell and sister OF Nellie v.
Snyder, Leila Percy and Herbert
Grifith. Funeral from her late
residence, olO4 Amherst I'd. Hyatts-
VILE. Md. on Monday November is.
At gao am REQUIEM mass at 81.
John Baptist de Ia Sale Church
At 10 am lnterment Mount olivet
Cemetery II
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1. U. o. E., are hereby
notified Of the death of
our late brother. JOHN T.
CANT. on Wednesday. No
vember 10, 1857. Friends
NAV call at the Jarvis
Funeral Home, 1892 You
st NV. Funeral services
Saturday, November 16,
Jarvis Chapel. 1892
Interment Mount Olivet
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WILLIAM E. A special
J; !. 81;
" for our late brother, WILL
lam T. BOOKHULTZ, at 81 Grant
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JAMES M. INMAN, President
MILTON L. BECKER.
Rec Cor. Secy is

GRAVES, JENNIE I. On Thursday.
November IA. 1857, JENNIE /.
GRAVES Of 1895 Jackson st. ne,
beloved wife of the late Charles L.
Graves and mother Of Dorothy q
Mayo and Lucy G johnson. Also
surviving are seven grandchildren and
many friends After | pm Sunday.
November II, friends NAV call al
the Derritt Funeral Home, Inc. 4516
Sheriff I'd. ne, where services will be
held on Monday, November is, at
] p m. the Rev James o West Of
ficiatins. Interment Harmony Gene
terry i-s
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DISHAkOON, JAMES s. Suddenly, on
Thursday. November IA. 1857. at
Garfield Hospital, JAMES s. DISHA-
father of James G. Disharoon, Mrs.
Mary A Garner and Mrs. Margaret
c Govan stepfather Of Claude
Brooke. son Of Mrs Jane E. Disha-
room. brother Of Mrs Marjorie Glad
den and Mrs Elsie wilkins. Services
will be held at the Fox g. James
Funeral Home, Eastville, Va, on
Saturday. November 10, at 1890
am. lnterment Eastville, Va
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day, November 10, 1857, JOHN
THOMAS CANT, beloved husband OF
Mrs Ethel F. Cant, devoted father
Of Mrs Joyce Cant Carr, grand
father Of John Phillip Carr. jr. and
brother OF Mrs. Annie Atkinson. Mrs
Frances NJ Daugherty OF Jamaica,
N. Y Mrs. jamie G. Bugg of Fayette-
vile. N c.: Mrs Ruth G Browne,
Mrs Margaret Douglas and Richard
W Cant of Glenn Dale. Md He
and friends. After 5 pm. Friday,
November Is, friends are invited to
call at the. Jarvis Chapel 1432 You
st. NV, where prayers will be said
at 10 m. Saturday. November 10
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Is
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FRANK. OF 4717 Nan
tucket I'd, College Park, Md, on
November IA, 1867. father of Doro-
ski, brother of Joseph and John
Domagalski Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5S0l Cleveland ave,
Riverdale, Nd. on Monday, November
is, at $3.50 am Mass at st. Ber-
nard's Church. East Riverdale. Md .,
at 10 am Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery II
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DEETERS. GEORGE Z. On Wednes-
Ssxan S1yemP aospi is l aEaoRaE The
DEETERS of 300 East Glebe I'd :,
husband Of Gladys l. Deeters, father
OF Raymond j. and Miss Gladys I
Deeters. brother of Raymond F., Ed
ward W Deeters, Mrs Vernada Min
may call at the Domaine Funeral
Home. $50 South Washington st i,
Alexandria, Va, where services will
be held on Saturday November 10.
ct ii am: 1nterment Mount Com
fort Cemetery. Is
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FOX. RUSSELL B. On Thursday, No
yemberr, "a. 1857. at his residence,
BIO v pl., Sc. RUSSELL B FOX,
Fox and son of Ina Fox Webb. Fu-
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope I'd
Sc. on Saturday, November 10, at
3 pm. Irterment Cedar Hill Gene
tery
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day. November is, 1857. ALBER1
NORMAN CONTEE, husband OF Mrs
1helma Contee Of 1915 18TH ST n "
Notice OF funeral later Arrange
ments BY Jarvis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-09-13

wire that Mrs Garriela Williams passed ON Monday
last She cousin of Mr. Tookes widow of the late
Willie Patterson
The Mems Day program at Allen Temple AME church
be made the 4th Sunday
Mrs Cleofus Lomack, 1006 w. Pulan ST. who attended
the National Baptist Convention Louisville home again
Cleveland Mason of Little Rock stopped
relatives and friends Bluff while en- route TO visit his
mother and sister at Pickens
Mrs jamie Perry of Cleveland Ohio who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here the past returned
home this week
Bishop O. l. Sherman, presently presiding over the 18th
Episcopal District of the AME church. preached at Allen
Temple Sunday morning and Ward Chapel the
Frank Smith. field secretary of the NAACP. visited
friends here this week
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Dedrick ST. are all smiles since the
visit of Mr.. Dedrick's brother, from Illinois
The Pine Bluff Branch NAACP held It's regular monthly
meeting at the usual place, Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Mae Atwater, the former Miss Julia Mae
Subbs of Pine Bluff but for the
making her home In Philadelphia has returned home after
visit with her foster parents Mr. and Mrs H. Long, of 101
E 18th Avenue
Wendell J. Holden 17o1 King street has returned home
after spending the past few weeks vacatonng in Chicago
Detroit ad Flint. Michigan.
Miss Joyce Rollins It'll F1uker street is home after
several weeks vacation in Oakland Berkeley Angeles.
Calf
Mr. and Mrs D. Burrs are rejoicing over the arrival
OF daughter Wednesday, Sept Mrs Burs is the former
Roseyn Scott. daughter of Rev s. Scott and
member of the Coleman school faculty Burris is director
OF Merrill high school, Both Mrs Burris baby doing
fine
Mrs Lena Jones' the writer is able to be back on the
JOB much improved after weeks confinement
count of illness.
Mrs Earliest Robinson has returned home from vacation
spenet with her son-nlaw and daughter Julius
Fuller who accompanied her home and win spend while
MISS Mildred Rhone, of Kansas City, Mo-, is visiting
friends in the city.