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The Republican., 1957-11-21
Dance Concludes
10th Anniversary OF
National Guard Unit

Between three hundred and four
hundred people converged on the
National Guard armory in Oakland
on Saturday night to bring to a
conclusion the tenth anniversary
program of Company c, 12lst En-
gineers.
The program began in early af-
ternoon with an open house and
conducted tour of the premises, fol-
lowed by band concert by South
ern High school band at 4:3O.
A crowd of less than 100 people
gathered at o'clock for the ami
versary program. Speakers were
Lieut.. Col. Frederic NJ. Hewitt, bat
talon commander of the National
Guard; Maj. Gen. Milton A. Rec
kord, adjutant general of Mary
land; and Associate Judge Neil C.
Fraley as representative for the
town of Oakland. B. Beeson Sny-
der served as master of ceremonies
and the Rev. Charles w. Carlson,
pastor of St. Marks Lutheran
church, delivered the invocation.
Col. Hewitt was high in his
praise Of the local unit of national
guard which was honor company
this year at the summer encamp-
ment, marking the fifth time in
ten years that such an honor had
been bestowed. "Year in and year
out, these men of Company C did
an outstanding job" the colonel
stated.
He reminded the civilians at
tending the ceremony that the
guard brought some $4,000 an
nually into the community in pay
and that they were always on call
to perform civic duties.
General Reckord traced the his
tory of the National Guard and
also complimented the local COM
pany on its outstanding perform
ance.
Colonel Hewitt also presented
the best engineer soldier award to
Sgt. Doyle Biser while General
Reckord presented a plaque to
Capt. Arthur Calhoun, command
ing officer of the local unit, for
having won honor company.
Approximately one hundred per
sons attended the dinner given at
Southern High school cafeteria.
Attending the several functions
were officers of the various other
Guard units from Leonardtown,
Westminster, Ellicott City and
Baltimore, with their wives.
The Mello-Aires. of Clarksburg,
w. Va, furnished the music for
the dance.
The Republican., 1957-11-21
Legion Auxiliary To Aid
In Ruisinq Funds

The American Legion auxiliary
in this county will assist in raising
funds for Friends Aware" it was
decided at district meeting of
the auxiliary held il Grantsville
recently.
Mrs. Harrison Stewart, auxili-
ary head, said that in order to at
tain its goal members would be
asked to contribute by a "bakeless
bake sale" Each member is to be
contacted.
She explained tina. the Friends
Aware funa is used to provide
transportation for mentally and
physically handicapped children
so that they may attend school.
She said that three schools had
been set up in Allegany county
for these children who need special
attention and education, and that
they hoped to establish a similar
school in this community in the
near future.
The Republican., 1957-11-21

John Updyke, Ronald Dilgard, Leo
Martin, Don Stemple, Wayne Cal
lis, Joey Sanders and Jack Gnegy.
Reporting from the Junior High
team are sophomores Doris Up
dyke, Bill Duling, Steve Malone,
Jerry Wine. Ken Savage and Don
ME James. Other candidates re-
porting for the first time are
sophomores Tommy Bergner, Jack
Broadwater, Fred Hinebaugh, Ken
Wenger, Dick Calls, Bill Butler,
Carroll Miller, Tom Armstrong,
and Marlin Coker, senior.
Coach Schoonover said Bill
Stemple would be lost to the squad
due to an injury in practice.
Coach Schoonover will carry a
squad of twenty players for the
varsity and w teams. Formerly
these two teams were under sep
arate coaches.
The addition of Petersburg and
Piedmont to the schedule will give
the team six Potomac Valley con-
ference games but Southern will
be unable to compete for top
honors since eight games are set
as minimum for league cham
pionship competition. Kenneth
Johns principal. called this years
schedule an attractive one, meet
ing top teams of the district.
Coach Schoonover remarked this
week that he was pleased with the
early performances of some of his
players and that although he had
to rebuild his team he hoped for
an improvement over last years
record. Southern won only three
of nineteen scheduled games last
year, although many of the losses
were by less than five points. The
Highlanders took two games from
Terra Alta and one game from
Bayard.
The Republican., 1957-11-21

Thursday, November Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brenneman
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brenne-
man and family, near Oakland, on
Sunday.
Glades MYF held hymn sing at
the homes of Mrs. William Glot-
felty and the Simon Opels, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Evelyn Mihelcic, Canton,
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Leah
Bethel.
Rev and Mrs. l. X. Metzler spent
the weekend with friends at Mar
tinsburg, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. James Stephens
and family, Oakland, were visiting
Mr. and Mrs Herman Opel and
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brenneman,
Springs, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs George BoWser last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Baker, Mt.
Lake Park, attended church at
Glades, Sunday, and spent the rest
of the day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Baker, at Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. John Beachy and
Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Emory,
Florence and Helen. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Mazer, Darla Kay and
Jimmie, were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Beachy, Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs Leah Bethel and Evelyn
Mihelcic and Olive Bender were
in Oakland. Tuesday.
The Republican., 1957-11-21
Thirty-one Report
For Basketball At
Southern Hi School

Thirty-onc candidates reported
to Coaches Carl Schoonover and
Dick Travis as basketball practice
got underway last Friday evening
at Southern High school.
The coaches are seeking replace
ments for Bob Shiffy Earl Kight,
John Roth, Gary Bittinger, Bill
Deckman and Tom Bittinger who
were lost to the squad by gradu-
alton.
Returning lettermen, Ken Shat
fer, Willard Paugh, Dana Dinta-
man and Terry Colaw, are eX-
pected to form the nucleus of this
years team but may be hard
pressed by members of last years
Junior varsity and junior high
squads.
From the Jayvee squad are
seniors Ronald Glaze, julius Boil
yard, Bill Murphy, Don Dewitt
and Robert Maxey; and juniors
The Republican., 1957-11-21

ters, Jenny and Vicky. Cumber-
land, visited her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Buckle, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Opel and
children spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Glotfelty
Saturday evening guests of the
Glotfeltys were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ton Knox and daughter Jennie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Maust are
the parents of daughter born
The Republican., 1957-11-21
GLADES

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Klotz and
Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Burk-
holder, Mr. and Mrs Nelson Oreu-
dorf and Miss Annie Opel were
guests at the home of Mrs. Annie
Orendorf and daughter Susie, last
Sunday
Mrs. Willard Adams and daugh-
The Republican., 1957-11-21
choice in gas and oi|...

Holiday ahead
with topual products by
special
combas stang to give really outstanding
generally available at price lower than other
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Ernest S. PoKer,
50, Pom Americas
Union Accountant

Ernest s. Parker, so. an adj
ministrative accountant for the
Pan American Union for the
past nine years, died Sunday
in Garfield Hospital after q
three-month illness.
Mr.. Parker, who lived at 37O4
Thirty-fifth street NV, re-
ceived his degree in accounting
and business administration
from George Washington Uni
versity. He also attended the
University of Maryland, Duke
University and Wake Forest
College.
Mr.. Parker is survived by IDS
mother, Mrs. Emma +. Parker
lof the home address; four
sisters. Mrs. p. H. Coleman,
Silver Spring, Nd, Mrs. Davis
Watts, Hyattsville. Md, Mrs. A.
A. Klimkiewicz. 4610 Yuma
street N. w.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller, Harrisburg. Pa, and
two brothers, William and
Linneaus Parker, both of Silver
Spring.
The body will remain in the
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
tenth street NV, until the
funeral at III am. tomorrow in
st. David Episcopal Church.
$3.50 Macomb street NV.
Burial will be in Glenwoo,
I Cemetery.
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In mrmnriaitt

JACKSON. INEz BOOTH. A tribute
o. love and devotion q the memory
OF INEZ BOOTH JACKSON. wife,
mother. teacher. frfend-Who de-
parted this lie one year ago today.
October 3. 1856
We cannot say. and win not say
With a CHEEKY smile and q wave Of
She has wandered into an unknown
land
And lsi. US srsamins how every fair
!" needs lea. n uat BE- since she fingers
And we--oh. We, who the widest
yearn
For happy step. and the slad
Think Of her farine on. as dear
In the love Of there as the love OF
Think Of her stin as the same. We
She is not dead-she is lust away
KELLY, JAMES n. Jr. In loving mem
Org OF our Gear son and brother
JAMES II. KELLY Jr.. who departed
this lie on October @. 1856.
There is long and vinding road
Aiong which each must 20.
Il leads beyond the hills Of time
Into the sunset GLOW.
But only for a little while
Our loved one leaves our sight;
For .ust beyond the hill he waits
In Gods Eternal Lisht.
THE FAMILY
MAGRUDER. HEZEkIAH r. In low
ms memory OF our dear father.
grandfather and ereat-grandiather
HEZEKIAH r MAGRUDER. who
today. October 5. 1885.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep in our hearts q memory is kept
OF the one We loved and can never
LOVING CHILDREN. oRANDcHIL-
BEEN AND oREAT-oRANDcHiL-
MATTHEWS, EARLE d. CREDsl. In
loving memory OF cur son and brother.
EARLE d. lREDSl MATTHEWS. who
passed away one year aGo today, Oc-
tobef $. 1855.
Your memory Is q keepsake
With which we win never part:
Though God has YOU In His keeping.
We sun have you in our hearts
MOTHER. Jolly. AND BILLY
SIMMS. ELLA, In loving memoirs Of
our dear mother. ELLA SlMMS, who
departed eieht years aeo today. Oeto-
Der :, 1919
just a line Of sweet remembrance.
Just memory fond and true
Just = token OF loves devotion
That our hearts sim long for you
The years Of her life we're numbered
When the messenger whispered low.
The Master has come and called
for thee"
She answered u am ready 10 go 4"
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
THOMPSON, GEORGE W. In mem
DRY Of my beloved father GEORGE
W. THOMPSON, who passed into
eternal rest one wear aeo today, Oc-
tOber \. 1886
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, TwYLA.
WOOD, Pre-. THOMAS q. In loying
memory Of our beloved son
H. and brother Pfc THOMAS 4
N WOOD who passed away
IA twelve years ago today Oc-
W. tobet :, 1913 on okinawa
Let us say he Is iusi away.
He will i've forever IN our hearts
THE FAMILY
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Soul Biskin, "a,
UP Photo Printer

Saul Biskin. "a. Photographic
printer for the United Press
Photo Bureau here, died early
today in George Washington
University Hospital.
Mr.. Biskin. who lives at R74l
South Buchanan street. Airing
ton. started working for U. p.
Photos; then known as Acme
Photos. is years ago as a tele-
photo operation.
He was a member aof the
darlington Players. and was
manager or the trorSe's publi-
cation. His wife. Mariiyn. an
interior decorator. designs stage
sets.
Funeral services will be held
at IL a. m. tomorrow at DAN
zansky's funeral home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in King David Memorial
Gardens.
The family requests that any
expressions Of sympathy be
sent the Arlington Chapter OF
the American Cancer Society
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Horrie Byrd ConIin, Ron
For House for 9. O.P.in 1912

Harrie Byrd Conlin. a retired
Defense Department employe
and q one-time candidate for
Congress from Virginia. died
yesterday Of a heart attack at
his home. 200l North Noting
ham ttreet. Arlington.
Mr.. conlin. a descendant of
the old Byrd family of Virginia
and a cousin of Senator Harry
F.. Byrd. Democrat Of Virginia.
was the Republican candidate
for Congress from Virginia S
9th district against Representa-
tive Howard w. Smith IN 1912,
During World War II. Mr..
conlin joined the Once Of
Price Administration and later
served as secretary for the Navy
Price Adjustment Board. At
the time of his retirement in
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Mrs. Eugene Colt Dies,
Store Owners Widow

Mrs. Eugene c. Colt, sr., 81
whose late husband was the
owner Of Sidney West Inc,
mems clothing store died yes
terday after a f1ve-week i'll
ness at the home of her son,
Eugene c. Colt. jr.. 470l Fulton
street NV.
A sixth-generation Washing
tonian. Mrs. Colt was the for
mer Miss Harriet Barnes Med
ing. daugf ter Of the late John
j. and Henrietta Rideeway
Rollings NEEDING. She was a
descendant of the Schuyler
family of New York and the
Ridgeway and Mercer families
Of Virginia.
Mrs. Colt was a graduate OF
Western High School and was
married in 1897 to MIR. Colt,
cO-founder OF Sidney West, OF
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High Requiem Mass
For 6. w. Boxer

A high requiem mass f
George W. Baker. retir,
Woodward e. Lothrop employ
and native Washingtonian, win
died in Los Angeles on Septem
Der %, will be offered in Hol-
Trinity Catholic Church
Thirty-sixth and N street
NV. at 1890 am. tomorrow
Prayers will be offered at Il
m. in Chambers funeral home
l400 Chaplin street. Buris
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
Mr.. Baker. "A. a forme
Georgetown resident, lived il
Washington until 1949 when b
retired from Woodward Z
Lothrop after IS years servic
He was a graduate Of Westerl
High School.
A brother. Earl A. Baker. T
Chancellor, Va. survives.
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which he was president at his
death in 1871.
Mrs. Colt was captain of the
Grey Ladies at Walter Reed
Army Hospital during World
War I and Eas a member of
Epiphany Episcopal Church,
1917 @ street NV, where she
was active until recent years.
Mrs. Colt made her home in
the Dresden Apartments, 2126
Connecticut avenue NV. until
f1ve weeks ago When she suf-
fered a broken hip.
She is survived by her son
three grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be al
1880 am. Thursday in Gawler's
chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, with burial In Oak
Hill Cemetery.
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1855 he was with the once of
the Chief Of Ordnance Of the
Army.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Frances Patricia Conlin.
and three children. Thomas
Byrd. Patricia Byrd and Rich
ard Byrd Conlin. all of the
home address. and two sisters.
Mrs. William +. Ohlrogge. New
Rochelle. N. Y. and Mrs. Fran
els Wells. Roosevelt. N. Y.
Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow morning in St.
Michael's Church. Burial will
be in National Memorial Park.
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William GurIund,
Navy Aeronuutics
Retired Engineer

William Stetson Garland. SO,
a retired engineer with the
Bureau of Aeronautics of the
Navy Department, died yester-
day at his home. $500 Connec-
ticut avenue NV. after a long
illness.
Mr.. Garland came to WASH
ington in 1907 to work as an
engineer in the Bureau of
Yards and Docks of the Navy
Department. He was trans
ferred in 1921 to the Bureau of
Aeronautics. where he worked
until his retirement in l945.
He was one Of the first Navy
Department employees to re-
ceive q Meritorious Award for
Civilian Service.
Born in Biddeford. Me. he
was educated in New York
State and graduated from
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute in 1894. He was married
in 1899 to Miss Alice McDuffee,
who died in 1885. Their two
children. Jerome NJ. Garland
Of Springfield. Nd. and Mrs.
Marjorie Cole, 8l4 South Royal
street. Alexandra. survive Mr.
Garland. In 1871 he married
Miss Rachel Parham of Wash
ington, who also survives.
Mr.. Garland was a member
Of the Chevy Chase Presbyte-
rian Church. 1898 Chevy Chase
parkway NV. and the Clyde
Kelly Bible Class there. He
was a 50-year member Of the
MaSohs. and for many years OF
the Chevy Chase Lodge. He
also belonged to the Fossils
Club Of Chevy Chase.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow in the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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darn Of Uhanks

nRooKs, HENRY G. Tae family Of IN,
express Their Appreciation TO their
many friends for the Kindness shown
THEM during their recent hereaye-
mtnt. We THANK you for the phone
calls, cards, letters, teiegrams and
nofal tributes. Please accept our ever
Nks MxTfiE ?. BROOKS ANr
FAMILY
Brown. mORCE WILBUR. The wife
81 HORACE. WILBUR BROWN wishes
"a express her thanka 70 the many
friends, for the lovely flowers, cards
ns s.leE5 .,I. Ana sspssislly, e Rev;
MEMORIAL Church; and 10 the funeral
difssscr' John. .IEs R ASs1 nnowN.
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DONAHOO. HARRISON. In lovin,
memory Of my dear husband, HAIR
RlSON DONAHOO who departed thi'
LIE NO years aeo' October :, 1885
Just loving thought.
just silent tear
Jusi q beautiful memory
OF one We loved so dear
EULA AND FAMILY
FLYNN, ARCHIE n. In iovins memory
OF ARCHIE N FLYNN, who died 4
year ago October a. 1885,
WIPE. RQSABELLE FLYNN SON
EUGENE w FLYNN, AND DAUGH-
TER, DOROTHY l. POWERS
GLASS, WILLIAM b. In memory Of
our husband and father, WILLIAM
b GLASS, who ,departed this III,
one year aeo today. october \, 1855
lie Is gone, but his memory will b,
MRS W B GLASS AND CHI pREN
JACKSON. INEz u. In loying mem.
DRY OF my loving wife. lNEZ y
JACKSON, who departed this III,
one year aRO today. October :, 1859
Your memory Is keepsake
With which ! never will part
Though God has YOU In HIS Keeping
| still have YOU IN my heart.
EUGENE y JACKSON
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With Regard to a
Card Of Thanks

tssS eissa . cord o. thanks IN
The Sto, meets 0 need which con
A.ldlp be solved N On, othe, soy
Not onll y = . ssaelous expression
n gratitude 70 those Who how sent
Iolel tributes but also eousseouslv
ocknevledees the sefv,ees uad kind.
celses ol the mans 10 whom . per.
lohol note d iheaks eanaea cell be
nailed o. whose aames ead I'd.
dresses ore not Known Insertion Of
: cord 81 thanks nor b atsonse1
telephone 10 The stsr ST
5000
The evening and suado, Sio'
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In MFntnftant
Annauneemsnt %
Services b. Cl.ambeS

ALLAN. MAE. A tribute Of love and
devotion 10 the memory OF my dear
mother MAE ALIEN who passed
away two years aeo TODAY, October 4
1919
In ny Eeart there is Q picture
.dore precious than silver or cold
It's picture OF my dear mother.
Whose memory will never grow old
Your memory is q keepsake
With which ] never will part,
Thoueh God has you in His keepins
stiil have you In my heart.
Sleep On. ',cep on dear Mother.
IT'S SwoC. to call your name;
In ile ! loved you dearly.
In death l do the same.
YOUR LOVING AND DEVOTED SON
WILLIAM p. WHITE
CARTER. CHARLES e. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear husband and father
CHARLES c. CARTER. who departed
This NE even years aeo. October
\ 1856
Throughout the years, not for today
alone
Your place within our heart remains
your own
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
MRS. GEORGIA f, CARTER AND
FAMILY
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rlnaldl Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Veterans Burial Allowance $3.50
si0 II 81 NE II 3-iss0
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
an 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Malvan & Schey. Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r St NV NO 7-0l3S
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC
ExDfessive Floral tributes Moderateiy
priced Open daily. Sun. HOLIDAYS
Phone orders also accepted, $40 10 n
km week nights aO0 i4th Of NV
MA s.01OH
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GARDNER. ANNIE. The oqieers and
- Y, Wi meet AZ The John
WE 4 Rhines a Co Funeral
SNET4 Home, 1901 sra 81 kw.
on WEDNESDAY october q.
- 1851 at pm. for The
purpose Of eonduetine funeral serv-
ANNIE oHRpNfER PAN Member Pyssid'n "
camps and Virginia Berry Auxiliary
MRS, wILHELMINA BROOKS
HARRIETTE B EPPs, secy
GARLAND, WILLIAM \. On Monday.
Octobef y 1857, a. his residence.
Ji2n CONNECTICUT ave n ", WILLIAM
y. GARLAND, husband OF Rachel p
Garland father Of jerome NJ Garland
ana Mrs Marjorie q Cole grand.
father OF John v. Garland and Gar
land Cole, Services al the s n
Hines Co Funeral Home. lNul i4th
81 NV tpnrking facilitiesp on
wednesday, October y, at . pm
lntefment Port Lincoln Cemetery
GARNER. Ruth DABNEY Funeral
DIRECTOR. on Monday October Z /.
ll35 at her resldenee AZ M st. nv,
kuIH D,AABNEY GARNER sister Of
Hiids & Moss and Alien V Ward Lang
ston. Also surviving are three great.
grandchildren and other relatives and
friends. After . pm WEDNESDAY,
october ~ friends may call al her
ate residence. where services win be
helu Thursday october 10 AZ nm.
Intermeni woodlawn Cemetery Az.
rnansemenis by DOVE O. Brooks and
O'S T. Aieh' a ~
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the Holy Name SOCIETY," 81
the Church OF the Nativity
viii meet at the S II. fines
Co Fpneral Home .iI0l
ifth So nv on Tuesday.
October T. 1897. at 30
D m. for recitation OF pray
our deceased brother. Ed
FORD
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N munlcaliOn OF Naval Lodgc
m No. Z, r a. A. NJ, IS hereby
IN tailed for l2lOpm Thurs.
day, October ~, 1857. for
the purpose Of conducting
%,SI,N Masonic services for our
NJ late brother, GEORGE p
KlATTA BY order Of the Worship.
lul Master.
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w. October ) 1856, al 80
m. for recitation OF pray
srs Tor our deceased brother. Ed
MsoR. JOHN J. coApY.
Spiritual Director.
PATRICK l. DAVIES. President
FOSTER. SANDY G. On sunday oc-
tober g. 1887. SANDY @. FOSTER.
devoted husband OF Mrs Alice Foster
father Of Mrs Hattie Holmes. Mrs
taEue. John James. Lawrence and
cla.' &c Foster. Also surviving are
thirty -one grandchildren. other rela-
tiVes and friends. Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements BY Rollins
FRANKLIN, DENNIS. on sunday. oc-
tober 8, 1885,. DENNIS FRANK IN
Of 1908 Massachusetts, ave. Sc. be-
loved HUSBAND Of Nellie 3 Franklin
Jessie Cash Mrs Irene Anderson,
Mrs Mozelle MCLEAN. Claude, Eib2
ana Kenneth Franklin and Wiliiem
=. Julian r and D. oliver "
s ni sFandehiisren. siHteen H' Srest,
friends. The late Mr. Franklin MAJ
BE- viewed Al the above residence
after : pm. "wednesday. October 3
from the First Baptist Church. e5tf
st. and Dumbarton ave. nv, a. !
pm interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services by Stewart. 2
GALEANO. MARY &. OF 3sI2 s5th
ave. BERKSHIRE, Nd. on October z,
1857. wife OF Louis Galeano. mother
Of Marion, Charles and Louis Galeano.
IT.. daughter OF Mrs Beatrice
Schiazzi and sister OF Nick Schiazzi
Prayers al Chambers Funeral Home
al7 ilth St Sc, on Thursday. Octo-
Der 10 at 9.ib an. Mass At Mount
Calvary Church, $500 Marlboro pike,
Forestville Nd, at 10 am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery o
GALEANO, MARY G. Omcers and
60, members OF the Ladies Aux
ENIiEz1 iliary 10 the Prince GEORGES
lP1Ga7t1l County Firemens Assocla.
fMS&tEl tlO1 are hereby notified Of
NftA the death OF MRS MARY G
N[tdsNI 0ALEANO, a member Of thu
Boulevard Heights Ladies
Auxiliary Services viii be held Al
Chambers Funeral Home, 81 llth
81 Sc. on Wednesday, October q
1913! at rs pm. SHARP
MAGDALENE NJ SCHMIDT.
GARDNER. ANNIE T. All "e eomrads,
Of julia Men Henry Auxiliary No
y 4 n U. are requested 10 at
tend the igneral OF our late com.
rae ANNIE 7 GARDNER. %
s TSr'af from o' tSs As b. i'S" n +
Church. nth and K SIS nv ssry.
ices on Wednesday, October %. al
] pm. sharpat the Rhines Funeral Par.
IFS JESSE ~ sAaVySoIp. Lazy pre.ld,nt.
MAUDE q WORT HIN0TnN
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sTAyRAKAs. GEoRGE 4. suddenly

on Monday, october T. 1857, al Prince
a SfG5R ho'P si!fakvRSskR;SSssr ls cf MS
Edmonston I'd Hyattsville, Md be-
loved son Of Katherine A ana An
tonic SiayrakAs. lie also Is SUR
yived BY his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, George a. atayrakas and Mr.
and Mrs ueorRe X Blair. Relatives
and friends may call et the OaSch
Funeral Home i13n Baltimore ave
HyattSville, Nd, until $40 am
Wednesday, October % thence 10 the
ARLINGTON National Cemetery for
graveslde servlees 81 ~ am