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Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Angela Jeanne is the name
given to the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Min
ner, of Harrington, born in
Memorial Hospital on Thurs
day, January 81. Their first
daughter is Karen Elaine Min
ner. Mrs. Minner was the for
mer Miss Anne Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

John E. Barcus, weather record
er, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
view Avenue. for the week begin
ming Thursday, January 81 and
ending Wednesday, February 8, in
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Mrs. John o. Snyder had
luncheon on Tuesday for six of
her friends, whom she has la
belled "Old Timers" meaning
her'very closest friends, those
who went 20 school together
and have kept up their friend
ships through their few years.
Present were Mrs. Thomas CAL
loway, Mrs. Chester Benson of
Houston, Mrs. Leonard DonO-
hue, Mrs. Theodore Townsend,
Mrs. Lawrence Isaacs and Mrs.
Barton Graham of Doverl
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

There are always people in any
community who can do anything
better than somebody else is do
ing it.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
Local Happenings

MEETING = The regular month
ly meeting of the Women's Auxili-
ary of Milford Memorial Hospital
will be held in the Nurses Home
on Tuesday afternoon at one-thirty.
Mr.. Gerard Lorenz, the newly in
stalled business administrator, will
address the group.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Local Happenings

The Mizpah Circle will meet on
Monday evening, February II, at
8 p. m, at the house of Mrs. Sadie
r. Wright.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Sympathy is being extended
to Mrs. Leslie March, whose
mother, Mrs. Martha Brown,
died in Batavia, N. Y. Hospi-
tai on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Brown had spent many
summers in or near town and
had endeared herself to many
friends. A tiny little person,
but with a keen sense of humor
and an interest in people and
things around her. ii was a
delight to her friends TO meet
her on her visits here. She was
in her ninety-fourth year, all
of which had been spent in
giving much pleasure to her
family and friends. Mrs. March
arrived in Corfu, N. Y, on Fri
day.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

MEETING = The Sunshine Glass
of Calvary Methodist Church will
meet Friday night, February 8, at
p. M, in the fellowship. hall of
the church.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

VARIETY SHOW = The Coolies
and Cootiettes of Milford, Veter
ans of Foreign Wars, will sponsor
variety show to be held at the
Veterans Hospital, Wilmington,
Delaware, on Sunday evening,
February 10.
The TUll Dancing School of Sea-
ford, will furnish a large part of
the program. The same boys and
girls that will appear on the stage
at the VA. Hospital will be on tele-
vision oa Friday, February 8th.
Another feature will be panto-
mime act by three members of the
Seaford Lions Club. Miss Dorothy
Kosci of Milford, will be sOlist and
Ma Hampstead of Greenwood, will
be the pianist.
The Coolies and COotiettes will
serve refreshments of punch, cook
les. mints and cigarettes.
There will be approximately one
hundred veteran patients to attend
this program which is an annual
affair for our Coolies. Preston and
Hilda Cannon are co-chairmen for
this affair. DR.. James K West and
Gertrude Carter are the presiding
officers.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
THOMPSONVILLE W.S.C.s.

TH0MPSONVILLE W.S.C.S. -
The W.S.C.S. of Thompsonville
Church will hold its regular month
ly meeting in the church on Fri
day evening, February 8th, at 1880
p m. Hostesses for this month are
Mrs. Ruby French and Mrs.
Blanche Burke.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
OBITUARY
MENSCH

MENSCH
Mrs. Halle M. ATensch, 88, widow
of John NJ. Mensch. died Feb. 1st
in Smyrna after long illness.
Her only survivors are three
nieces, Mrs. Margaret D. Tieman,
Wyoming; Mrs. Beulah d. Pyott,
Dover; Mrs. Jane d. Lafferty,
Camden; two nephews, William L.
Dawes, Wilmington; Arthur Dawes,
Jr., Wyoming; sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ida M. Dawes, Camden, and bro
ther-in-law, William E. Neill,
Philadelphia.
Services were held Monday at 2
D. M, in the Conner Funeral Home
in Dover, with interment in Lake
side Cemetery, Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Mrs. Conner Mitten and Mrs.
Clyde Nelson entertained the
members of their Sewing Club
at the formers home on We'd
nesday, having them for lunch
con and an afternoon of sew
ing. Present from Dover were
Mrs. William Hallett and Mrs.
Maurice Bower.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS

HAPPY HOMEMAKERS - The
Happy Homemakers Home DEM
onstration Club will meet Thurs
day evening, February 7th, at o.
clock. at the home of Marjorie
Poore's, Spring Hill, Milford Miss
Charlotte Swanson will give a talk
on Draperies; so each member, old
or new, is invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
MASSEY

Mrs. Hattie Massey, 78, widow of
Carroll Massey, who lived at 1l6
West Division Street, Dover, died
February in Wilmington.
Surviving are four sisters, Mrs.
Sadie Masten, Martinville, Pa; Mrs.
Lizzie 3. Anderson, Cheswold;
Mrs. BeuIah f. Sampson and Mrs.
Elsie Short, Dover; a son, Ray
mond Massey, Newport; grand
son and a great-granddaughter.
Services were held from the Tor
bert Funeral Chapel, Dover, We'd
nesday with burial in Lakeside
Cemetery, Dover. TIE Rev. DR.. John
A. Trader, pastor of Wesley Metho-
dist Church, officiated.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08


the dream of the L.
M d. Caulk Company
z -1Ez-sz--z-z14D to have at some
time, all of its many activities
under one roof, or at least on
the same plot of ground. That
dream came true with the COM
pletion of the brand new Of
flee building On Lakeview ave-
nue., divorcing the business
from the old stand at the depot,
as we are used to saying. On
Monday evening between seven
and nine o'clock friends of the
Company are invited to in
spect this newest addition to
the plant and to meet those
who have planned and execut-
ed this new development. 1t is
a building with the last word
in equipment and convenience
and one which should call forth
much pride from the officials,
the architect and the builders.
So it will be an evening of con-
gratulations and best wishes
as the guests get their first
look.
50
Tomorrow Mrs. Frank r. Grier
and Mrs. Charles Dutton are
entertaining at Dinner Bell
Inn in Rehoboth, having lunch
con and honoring Mrs. Leah j.
Vinyard, whose engagement to
Mr.. w. Price Webb, was recent
ly announced.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter
of fredericksburg, Maryland,
were honored guests recently
when Miss Cordelia Carter en-
tertained for them at Seaford
Inn in Seaford. 1t was their
twenty-fifth wedding celebra-
tion and the hostess invited
number for dinner which was
followed by general congratu-
lations and visiting and then
the homeward journey began.
Present from here were Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Gibson, Mrs. l..
T. Markert, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
F. G.. Bonnert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Staats of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tufft of Hur-
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shaw and Mrs. Mary Hallowell
of fredericksburg. The affair
was a complete surprise to Mr..
and Mrs. Carter, who also ar
ranged an open house at their
home a few days later. Several
from here attended and enjoy
ed among other things the old
fashioned sing, that is being
revived.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John
c. Truitt invited a few friends
in for a cup of tea honoring
Mrs. Viva Johnson Satterth-
waite of Yardley, Pa, who is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Macklin. Mrs. Sat
terthwaite was afforded an op-
portunity to see again a num-
ber of her friends and be
brought up to date on their
families and their interests.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

ALDEN SOCIETY = A luncheon
meeting of the Alden Sunshine So
ciety will be held on Friday, Feb
ruary s, at 1890 p. M, at the Par
ish House, Christ Church.
Hostesses are Mrs. Richard Ben
nett, Mrs. John Forest, Mrs. Ernest
Moss, Mrs. J. Carroll Pearson and
Mrs. Willard Dufendach.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
RAUGHLEY

Mrs. Eva Elizabeth Raughley, IS,
wife of Ernest B. Raughley, retired
farmer and orchardist and former
register of wills for Kent County
lied February 4 in her home on Bay
Road after a five years illness.
Born at Harrington, she had Lived
near Dover for 43 years and was
active in Grace Methodist Church
and various community affairs.
From 1941 to 1916 she served as
deputy to her husband as register
of wills.
Upon Mr.. Raughley's retirement
from farming four years ago, the
couple made their home at RehO-
both. In 1853 they celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
In addition to her husband, she
IS survived by five children: How
ard E. Horn, Harrington; Burton
R. Raughley, Dover; Mrs. Hall E.
Ewing, Rehoboth Beach; Mrs. w
Arnem Roberts, Baltimore; Mrs.
Ebert B. Wright, Collingdale, Pa;
sister, Mrs. Laura S. Myers,
Smyrna, and two brothers, w. Ray
Stafford, Easton, Md; Austine
Stafford, Harrington; four grand
children and two great-grandchil--
dren.
Services were held Thursday at
l D. m. in the Atkins Funeral Home
at Lewes. Interment in Barratt's
Chapel Cemetery, near Frederick.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Friday, February 1 (fog)
Monday, February (fog)
Snow
Tuesday, February 5 LOO
Wednesday. February 6 Trace of
snow
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett
of Stan Wyck, are the proud
and happy parents of a second
son, born in Delaware Hospi-
tai on February 2. He has
been named John Reed Hew-
lett. Their first son was nam
ed for his father. Mrs. Hewlett
was the former Miss Arlene
McGee, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. MCGEE, of Sea-
bury avenue.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

HROUGH the years
it must have been
the dream of the L.
d. Caulk Company
70 hnrtn nA lama
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08

The wedding of Miss Joan
Bennett, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Bennett, Sr., of
Seaford, and Mr.. Claud L.
Tease, son of Mrs. Margaret
Denney, took place in st. Pat
rick's Church in Wilmington on
Wednesday, January 30, with
Father James A. Peterman of
ficiating. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Stokes
of Rehoboth. Mrs. Tease is a
graduate of Lankenau Hospi-
tai in Philadelphia, and will
now be associated with Milford
Memorial Hospital. Mr.. Tease,
a graduate of University of
Maryland Law School, main
tains his own office in George
town. Until last fall he was
associated with Tunnell and
Tunnell, Attorneys. They spent
last weekend in Atlantic City
and left Wednesday for Split
Rock Lodge in the Poconos for
some skiing. They are living
at Slaughter Beach.
Nc4
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

BOYS Western Flyer. 26-inch, gener-
ator and lights, like new. $50; boy s
RoadmaSter, 26-inch, knee action
Sis; girls 26-inch, $12; boys 26-inch,
$40 791 East 156th St
GIRLS bicycle, 24-inch, like new, rea-
sonable. Call KE.. l-4054
BOYS American racer Schwinn BIZ
cycle 81 RE 2-a3OQ
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REFRIGERAToRS

GAS stove. reasonable. RE. 1-s247.
GAS stove, Tappan, SIS. 777 Babbitt
rd.. between 9-5 p. m.
REFRIGERATOR, Gu. f., excellent
condition. MU. l-3754 after 6 p. m.
ELECTRIC range, Philco deluxe model
like new. SIPS. % East 242nd st.
HOTPOINT automatic washer, like
new. AN. l-1971.
AUTOMATIC Norge washing machine,
fair condition, reasonable. Err. 1-4258
BENDIX Economat, 5 years old. good
working condition, SIS. RE. 1895
GENERAL Electric refrigerator 10 Gu.
IT,, 8 years old, excellent condition.
under $50. KE 1-S072.
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Mormon CORN, II, Dies;
Student in Alexandra :

Blessed Sacrament School in
Alexandria. He attended class
in the early part Of this term.
He has been hospitalized
from time TO time since Sep
TENDER. and returned TO the
hospital for the last time about
10 days ago.
A swimming and bowling en-
thusiast. Norman won q turkey
only three weeks ago In COM
petition In the post Junior bowl
ing league.
His father is personnel officer
at the Fort Belvoir Hospital.
The family lived in Fukuoka,
Kyshu. Japan. from March,
l949 until July, 1850. when Mrs.
CORN and Norman returned
to America at the outbreak of
the Korean War. They had
lived at Fort Belvoir for about
six years. Norman was born
in Manchester. N. H.
Besides his parents. he is sur
vived by his maternal grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Arel Of Manchester. and his pa
ternal grandfather. Joseph Co.
rim Of Rochester, N. Y.
Norman's classmates will at
tend the requiem mass at 10
am. Tuesday in the Fort Bel
voir Chapel. with burial in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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William Corner,
Ordnance Expert

William B. Garner. rs. a for
mer chief quarterman at the
Navy Yard and a Washington
resident for 81 years, died yes
terday at his home. 3130 Thirty
second street Sc, after a long
illness,
Born in Cleveland, Mr.. Gar
ner came to Washington in
1905 as a machinist in the Navy
Yard. He continued TO serve
there, becoming chief quarter
man at the miscellaneous shop
in March, 1871.
Mr.. Garner was officially
commended three times by the
commandment Of the Navy Yard
for suggestions for improve
ments in the manufacture Of
ordnance details,
Surviving are mis- widow, Mrs.
Edna Smith Garner. of the
home address. and a brother.
Robert Bell, of Milwaukee.
Services will be at pm
Tuesday at Lees funeral home,
Fourth and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NE. with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Norman CORN, jr.. ~. son
of Army Warrant ofiicer CORN
and Mrs. CORN. died OF leu
kemia Friday at Fort Belvoir
Hospital.
Norman had been sick for
20 months. but with medication
was able TO continue with his
schooling and other activities
until this fall. A good student.
he was In the seventh grade at
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Albert Herbert, 81,
Lived 40 Years
In Seat Pleasant

Albert S. Herbert. 81. one Of
the early settlers OF Seat Pleas
ant. Nd. died November 30
in Miami. friends here have
learned.
Mr.. Herbert lived in Seat
Pleasant for more than 40
years. going to the area when
II was mostly farmland.
He was a charter member of
the Seat Pleasant Fire Depart
ment. which dates back TO
1916, and helped construct the
original fire department build
ing. He also helped raise
funds when the department
purchased its FIRST truck. One
OF the organizers Of carnivals
run for the fire departments
benefits. Mr. Herbert took the
role Of a barker.
He was one Of the first trus-
tees Of the Seat Pleasant Meth
odist Church. and helped to
dig the foundation by hand at
the site on Madison road.
He was one Of the original
election supervisors for the mu-
nicipal election at Seat Pleas.
ant when the town became
incorporated in the early i93Os.
For years he also served as a
Democratic clerk at State and
national elections.
Mr.. Herbert had one of the
most beautiful gardens in
Seat Pleasant. at his home at
81 Addison road.
A retired Government en-
ploye. he was a model maker
for the Naval Gun Factory.
and later a platemaker at the
Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing He retired II years
ago at the age of SIS. and had
been living in Florida for the
past ii years.
During World War II. Mr..
Herbert worked at the ERGO
plant in Riverdale.
He is survived by his widow
Annie E. Herbert. and his
daughter. Mrs. Anna Lee
Thomas Of Miami.
Mr.. Herbert belonged to the
Federal Masonic Lodge in
Washington.
Masonic services and burial
were held in Miami.
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CarA uf Uhunks

BAYLOR, JESSIE; The family Of the
press their thanks and spPreeia-
Ncnn % rsI.tiy .ns s sns sass
Whiting and the Rev. joseph 3D.
yards for their nns services, NJ ~.
SssDA oT ,oS., ier y tns solS emp na
b: the Nurses Unit, Moses and the
Renders for their hne performance
durlnF eur heIeevemsnt,
sissToS H. jhHtHifi ss 2Ss ASxhEok. AND H1H
the late EMMA CHRISTIAN wishes
siatioR 't 70 he REV. Ire G.. Move o.
tAs John stewart c, SsuEe b. seSS New
FINEST oiSSscn Of the E,rst Rising
Mount Zion Church. members q he
Metropolitan Wesley 4; n . q;
S ,sg.. e ,aa s.nss 'h tOr r.. HoTs
tributes. teieersms,. use Of ears and
other expressions Of sympathy In our
Iss SpoeR Ss's AND ssifAFFoRD BANKS
eiBALA. GIIzABEIH JOAN; sincere
IN any way assisted my wife and
our mother. ELIZABETH JOAN
0tBAIA. during her long-term ~
ness sf cancer and also after her
josRpR p. oIBALA AND chill
pREN,
PAYNE, LEANA INGRAM. We wish
20 exSreSs our sincere thanks and
Appreciation 10 the many relatives
and friends For che selegrams, cards.
hoFal tributes, use Of cars and other
expressions OF sympathy shown dur
tng the paSsing Of our loved one,
LLAMA PAYNE
HUSBAND, CHARLES { PA TH, AND
ne iass NARY I. RoUzEE wishes
70 express their thanks and appre-I
citation to their many friends for
the flowers, teiegraunS, cards. use Of
cars and many other expressions OF
kindness and sympathy durtng the
DaSsing OF their loved one.
THE ROUZEE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN, Garden Of Apostle,
sites Crypt los block ~ s2.10O
value. $1,000: leaving town, sP
a-i557.
SACRIFICING . cemetery crypts,
S3,fnQ value for $1,000 cash most
Westminster Abbey type Also sell.
ing 4 grave plots owners moved
70 Florida, must sell Call MRS
MAXWELL, OIL. 2-i30s. 10 TIL ..
NELL.LOCATED 6.sITE LOT. in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. CL. 6.21O7.
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MYRTLE q. on Frlday'
RR;YSnfr K YAknIR2iEs t q sl SS'P Isss
b. and sil2 gl%yrt w T:rs q y Friends "a:
Funeral Home. 2eQ1 f4th st NV.
ssrylsss g ne above tuns,si, home !.
Darling faeiiitIss). Interment Val
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thonks

vsy oi,sa . cord Of sAanks IN
The Slai meets . need which con
herdly be solved in cay other wos
Not only Is |. q s'eeieus expression
Of gratitude 10 those Who hove seat
tloEel tributes but also eoufteoasly
acknowledges the services sad
kindResses Of the meay to whom
. pssoaol aots Of thoaks eenWol
we'll be mailed or whose nemss
and eddreses ore not known
insertion Of o cord 81 thoaks
mey Be ewonssd By telephone 10
The Sse'. ST 5000.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORs

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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brother. WILLIAM n. GARNER b
''aiss oL & ~ n S MSSS5;%SIPiI s.eJ N'iS'f
R RssSRsfr soRasR aok ERS. J Rsi'C y
Quarters 1884. Fort Belvolr. Va
beloved son OF Chief Warrant or.
and. grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs c Al
Joseph CORN Of Rochester. ~ Y
Friends may call at the Robert J
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Column.
sia pike Arlington, Va, parking In
brated al 10 am. Tuesday, December
ment .Arlington National Cemetery
MANCHESTER. N H.. ana Rochester
~ y. paper. please copy o
cember o. 1887, ROSA r. GRANT
o Of 5ssi Blame st ne. beloved
surviving are a dauRhter.in-iAw Mrs
'Thelma A Grant, and other Tela.
tlves and many. friends After 2 IN
Monday, friends are invited 10 cali
~ her late residence Funeral ON
Tuesday December 10. al Capitol
View Baptist Church. 5gnd and hmes
IS. ne, AZ ~ noon. intsrment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange.
ments BY Mcclure. Inc. u
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- ssYLyIA JONES. W. NJ.

Dtcember ". 1897. a. T,45 pm, Tor
:ss ssIps sr our Of f ss s.r E SGiE1
EDITH W. DoWDEN. seey'
6sf 5. 1857. ia 10 ' IYNcH' d SOFA
h SSS scott: .l ssiSSso %0' b E.p
Scott. GTest- grsndmothsr Of Earl
Scott. ~. and aunt Of Nellie Palm.
relatives and friends The late
stsv. H'nf faps %sy Som Si'"s 81 ' e.
Ser J. Where services ~ sun WI Be- 'I heId
On Monday, DECEMBER 9. ~ ] pm.
MACKEY, MARY. on Thursday. De-
S .P SON aso North 'n wo rsiGsae' o.
ArlinGton. va. MARY MAcKEY, wife
Joseph b. and Arsyis Mseksy' o. Ar:
weston sst PAIN as In2na ga. M9sks xs O.
Davidson q New YORK city. N Y,
and Mrs. vlrginia Neuer OF Kansas
CITY. Mo. She also "a survived BY
fifteen srsndshildren and fourteen
sall At the Ives Funeral Home, as41
funeral services will be held on Mon
day December IA Q an Inter-
RAYMOND y. Suddenly,
on saturday. December 1857,
husband Of Rose .D'Ambrosio Madigan
father OF Michael A Madisan, brother
OF John William and owen Madigan,
and Anna Snoddy Funeral from
Collins Funeral Home, 1881 llth ~
NV, on Tuesday December 10, at
$40 am REQUIEM mass al St.
- ".us Church a. n 1m. inter-
ment Mt Olivet Cemetery y
MARCUS. HENRY. on Saturday, De-
cemhef Z. 1857, HENRY MARCUS
beloved husband Of Cecilia Marcus,
devoted father Of sandra and stan
ley Maregs. beth Of Washingtoni
Baltimore, Md Mrs. Helen couEhlin
d South Africa. Services at the
g ID ooldherg A. Bon Funeral Home.
1917 9th st. NV. on Monday, De-
eember o, AZ pm. Interment Dis
lrict Of Columbia Lodge Cemetery.
IN nourninS ~ b027 g Dakota ave.
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Communication Of naval
Lodge, No. p. A. A NJ
IL hereby called for 1850
. N Tuesday, December 10,
1881 for the purpose OF
conducting the Masonic
burial services for our late
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Announeements 81
Services b. Chambers
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tHA n. Ihe omceTs and
members Of Ruth Chap
ter No. I, o. z. g.. are
hereby requested 20 meet
a. Warner Z, Humphrey
Funeral II o m 9. s434
0eoraia ave, Silver SpTing.
Md, on Monday evening.
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MURPHY. GEORGE D. A special com.
n @ nSn'f ioSs., 4 10. A .si., s0' &
IN A. NJ, viii be held At l
rNN pm Monday, December y,
MIA 1857. for the purpose Of
~" attending the funeral Of
~ our late brother, GEORGE
y. MURPHY good attendanee
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MATTHEWS, EulENE Nee l0.I0l.
iSss 1fI{toaEK Mlhe4iffHIRS sss% q lad
Ssn a and fashss. 's's. snd y MY hIs
Charlie Matthew's! aye sisters, Mabel
a ssoEn sbbf9::y SSisman aT pIps
John and Richard Matthews. . host
Of other relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later Arrangements By
the ,. y. TAYLOR Funeral Home.
. ..1b.I sA 4 ,Ss S.t ~ Srife'M R Ps
BELIEVED VS stSIn. e Ethsl End Marion aS
Aid Mas. o. Lepcaater. Pal daugh-
services and inisrnsnt a LItit.. Pa.
fS,, TSssSf psssTssr d i3 q an AZ
rsnGsmsnts 6v tie Huntsmshn fu-
neral Home.
MCCULLOUGH HANNA O.. on sat-
urday, December 2. 1927. at the
AaHEEi2Sn G. hSsSt!ttt ogo11E'0 6. Y s.:
:Ei Ssr hS u Ssm. q 'h and Ns cam.
Mccullough. Friends may call az the
Arnold Funeral Home Sunday from
70 pm. Remains resting 81 his
Ices tuesday. bsesmbsr To- f al i i'sO
IN from, shs Third l, bsptiss Church,
Alexandria National Cemetery.
MCKAY, ALEXANDER. On Friday. De-
S Semeer z i9SI q his sisters i rest
Formerly q wsshi haasD B G. S RIA.
tlyes and -ffiends Invited 10 services
Tuesday. December 10. at pm.
K ss.s. runsF1I Home. Sog.if z.
may cali Monday svsnins.
ps ,e,nS:r IrE ISs4 l. S 90 Ss;SsrS
beloved va. Of he late Erns! HsTEsl
and beloved mother Of Kalhryn
fiia Vote, MARIE Aaderson. Ann
plekanes, Ernest. Walter, AuGust. Al.
friend. -S may cali rn :. he 'O .poaSidson
sS n.rc Hong s.n: Pr ; Tsso,' ave x:
Trinity Luthsran Church q Bowie
on Monday. December y, at pm
lnterment church cemetery.
MOORE. LUyINA. on Friday. Deem
Medical Center. LUvfNA MooRE,
shs beloved mother Of Mr. Alma
sister of Mrs sadie Montsomsfs
She also is survived BY devoted
son-in law. 1t James a. Hazel. four
grandchildren. one nephew. Edward
Sloan. and one uncle. John Wilson
and many friends Friends may call
A. the MAlvan a. Schey. Inc Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and ST
nv. on Tuesday, December 10. after
= pm, where funeral services will
be held on "wednesday. December II,
q pm. lnteFment WoodlaWn
Cemetery. iOs
MuDD. JOHN FRANCIS. suddenly, on
Friday. December u, 1857. 81 his
rssidsn q Pomirst. ma. JOHN FRAN
clS MUDD. beloved husband Of Eve
lyn Audd, and father o. Mary c.
Dutton. Kitty Lou FARRELL. John H.,
Thomas w. and Betty Ann Mudd He
also Is survived b. two brothers.
william Z, and Joseph b, Mudd and
one sister, Mrs. Bernard A. Mudd
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home. Waldorf. Nd. on Monday,
December D. ~ $50 An. Mas a.
81 Joseph's Church, Pomfret, Nd. ~
an, fnterment St Joseph's Gene
terry. Rosary sunday evening ~ Z 30,