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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

car near the Pentagon on his
way home from a meeting Of
the Commodore John Barry Di-
vision of the Ancient Order Of
HibernianS at the Hotel Statler.
He was a Cougar member Of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and a past president Of the
Commodore John Barry Division.
He also was past national di-
rector Of the society and a mem
Der Of the Manresa Retreat
League.
A lifelong resident Of the
Washington area, Mr.. DAILY
founded the Daly-Hopper Co. at
1902 Eleventh street NV. fifty
years ago. on February "a, 1907.
He retired three years ago.
Born in Northwest Washing
ton, he was a charter member Of
the Holy Name Society Of st.
Stephens Catholic Church at
IWenty-f1fth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. He also was
a 50-year member of Spaulding
Council of the knights of
Columbus.
He and his wife, the former
Margaret Brosnahan, lived for
many years at 1916 Otis place
NV. before moving to Arlington
in 1850. There, they made their
home at 1904 South Hayes street.
Mrs. DAILY survives, as well as
"a daughter. Mrs. Francis B.
Reardon. of Hartford, Conn,
and two grandsons Timothy and
James Reardon.
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Mrs. CT. Daily, IS.
Lifelong Resident

Mrs. Cornelius T. DAILY, So, a
lifelong resident of the WASH
ington area. died yesterday at
the home Of her son. Robert T.
DAILY, at 58l1 Walton road,
Bethesda.
Born in Washington. she was
the former Charlotte c. Cotton,
the daughter Of Charles Cotton,
AN attorney. and Ella r. Stewart
Cotton. Her husband. who was
vice president Of the r. p.
Andrews Paper Co.. died in 1894
Mrs. DAILY lived at 1918 Kenyon
street NV. for 81 years before
moving to Bethesda several years
ago.
Besides her son. Robert. she is
survived by two other sons and
IA daughter. Brig. Gen. C. NJ
DAILY. USA (retired), of Dover,
Ohio; Leonard L. DAILY, of Balti-
more. and Mrs. Edwin r. Fair
fax. 1913 David place NV. Seven
grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren also survive.
Friends may call at the Robert
"A. Humphrey funeral home in
Bethesda after six o'clock to-
night. Private services and burial
will be on Saturday morning.
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Randall P. Storkey, Retired
Agriculture Department Aide

Randall P. Starkey, so, a re-
tired Agriculture Department
official, died Tuesday at George
town Hospital after a heart at
tack.
He retired in 1852 as chief of
administrative services and chief
accountant of the Bureau of
Agricultural Economies.
Mr.. Starkey. a native of Spen-
Ger. w. Va, moved to Washing
ton at the age of 10 to begin a
36-year career in the Govern :
ment. His wife, Bonny, also
formerly worked for the Agri-
culture Department as an ad-
administrative assistant In the
Division of Soil Survey.
Since Mr.. Starkey's retire.
ment, he and Mrs. Starkey had
Travelled extensively in the Carib-
bean and Pacific areas. They
lived at 544S Thirtieth place
NV.
Mr.. Starkey held a law degree
from National University here.
He was a member of Lafayette
Masonic Lodge No. 10 and a past
patron Of Lafayette Lodge, Chap
ter 81, Eastern Star.
Survivors, in addition to Mrs.
Starkey. include his mother. Mrs.
Della M. Starkey, and a brother,
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Il. W. Head, 90,
|Ex-Homesteuder
And Federal Aide

Eliza w. Head, SO. a retired
Treasury Department employee
who switched from Nebraska
homesteader to Government
at the age Of Al. died Tuesday
in Mount Vernon Hospital nurs.
ing home. 1901 Calvert street
NV.
Mr.. Head, a native of Ohio
married and moved to Nebraska
in 1885. He and his bride staked
a claim under the Homestead
Act and spent IA years coaxine
a living from the soil. Mrs
Head opened one of the first
schools for the Sioux Indians
in the State.
When hard times forced ar
end to the homesteading venture
Mr.. Heald entered the Govern
mert as a War Department
employee and moved to Wash.
ington. He later joined the
Treasury Department and re.
tired from its Loan Division ir
1929.
He and Mrs. Head lived al
1928 Colorado avenue NV
Since her death in 1898. he hac
lived with his son. Roy H.. al
620l Utah avenue NV.
Mr.. Heald is also survived by 9
sister. Mrs. Carrie Kelly Of
Columbus, Ohio.
Funeral arrangements arr
being handled by the S. H
Hines Co., 290l Fourteenth
street NV.
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Mr.. Elliott is survived by his
widow. the former Isabel ALL
geier. and two children. Randall
D. T, Elliott. who is vice presi-
dent OF the Centrifix Corp, and
Virginia Elliott, Ill of Chagrin
Falls.
He also is survived by ali aunt
and Two uncles. Mrs. Charles
Gilbert Hawley, ASIA Connecti-
cut avenue NV: Col. Charles
Elliott of Tilden Gardens, and
Ross T. Elliott of Washington
Also surviving is another aunt
Ms. Harry U. Badeau of Far
field. Conn.
Friends may call at Gawler's
chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. from 8 am. until moor
tomorrow Graveside services
will be held at 2 pm. Friday at
Hillsboro, Va.
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John F. CuIIoty,
81, Brick Mason

John Francis Culloty, 81, a
brick mason and a lifelong resi-
dent Of the District. died yester-
day at Sibley Memorial Hos
Ipital.
NE.
A member Of the Bricklayers
Local No. here for As years he
received his education at the
Immaculate Conception School
for Boys.
He is survived by his widow.
Adeline, and two sons. John, ir..
and Arthur. all Of the home ad-
dress; a daughter, Mrs. Marion
Peacock of NARROW Heights, Md. !;
two sisters. Mrs. Catherine
Schaefer of 1866 N street Sc.
and Miss Mary Culloty of the
District.
Prayer services will be held at
$3.50 am. in the Chambers Fu-
neral Home. SIT Eleventh street
Sc. Mass will be said in St
Francis DeSales Church, 2Ol5
Rhode Island avenue NE. Bu-
rial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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RondolI Elliott, So, Attorney,
Son of WeII-Known Doctor

Randall D. T. Elliott, SO. 8
former attorney here and the
son Of a well-krown Washington
doctor, died Tuesday at hi.
home at Chagrin Falls, Ohio, q
Cleveland suburb.
I The son Of the late DR.. Henry
Randall Elliott. and Elizabeth
Taylor Elliott. Mr.. Elliott suffered
all his life from spastic para
plegia and cerebral palsy. His
death was caused by a cerebral
accident related to this condi-
ton. Although crippled, he
walked when an adult without
the braces he had worn as a boy
and In recent years headed a
large and successful manufac.
turing firm in Cleveland.
Born in Hillsboro, Va, Mr.
Elliott was a graduate OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia Law School
and also attended the Uni, ersity
OF Maryland. He practiced Law
with the late Leo Harlow in
Washington before moving to
Cleveland In the 1930s.
In falling health for the past
two wears. Mr.. Elliott was bed
ridden for the last six months,
but continued to interest himself
in his Arm. the Centr!lix Corp.
Treated while in Washington
at the old Kabat-Kaiser Insti-
ltute on Sixteenth street. he set
up a similar program in Cleve-
land.
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Annie Miller, AZ,
Queen of Gypsies

TOLEDO, Ohio. Feb. % (R.-
Gypsy Queen Annie Miller died
last night in Riverside Hospital,
ending a vigil by some 900 of her
followers from all over the
Nation.
The 42-year-old queen of the
Stanley Tribe was admitted to
the hospital Tuesday after she
was stricken by a cerebral hem
Iorrhage. Within hours members
Iof the tribe begun to arrive at
the hospital. Police were called
TO keep them from jamming the
lobby and going up back stairs
to see the dying queen.
Their cars piled up on the
street in front of the hospital
and by shutdown yesterday police
had issued Sc tickets there.
Queen Annie was the ruler of
some 1000 gypsies in Brazil and
had scattered followers in other
nations.
Her husband, joe Miller, is
king OF Toled0s some 100 gypsies.
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Weaver moved north by stage
coach as a child after the death
OF her father, Capt. Alexander
Scott, in the Civil War. Capt
Scott has been a Mississippi
riverboat pilot. The fanily
settled near Pittsburgh, Pa. .
Mrs. Weaver scame to Wash.
ington in 1916 and lived at l341
Oak street NV. until four years
ago. when she moved to he,
daughters home.
She was long active in thu
Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres.
Dyterian Church. Until Ill health
forced her to curtail her actiy-
ities about a year ago, she
devoted much of her time tc
Ihooked-rug making.
Her husband. David B. Weaver
a candy manufacturer OF Brad
ford. Pa, died in 1896. Besides
Mrs. Pauls. she is survived BY
another daughter. Mrs. George
Watson. 3l00 Connecticut avenue
NV. Also surviving are two
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Services were held this morn
ing at the Warner E. Pumphrey
funeral home in Silver Spring
Burial will be tomorrow If
Bradford.
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Miss Grace Church,
Retired Teacher

Miss Grace E. Church, a
former business teacher al
Roosevelt High School, died last
Friday in Bangor, Me. She was
about 80.
Miss Church grew up in the
District and attended schools
here. She received a bachelors
degree from George Washington
University.
She had lived in Maine since
her retirement in 1888.
Survivors include two sisters
Miss Edith Church and Miss
Christine Church Of 4040 Twen-
tieth street. North, Arlington
and a brother. Clarence of Hart
ford, Conn.
Burial was private in Auburn
Me. A memorial service will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Ives funeral home, 2847 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington.
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Mrs. Burroughs Dies;
Wife Of Retired Colonel

Mrs. Elsie Thornburg Bur-
lroughs, 81, a lifelong resident of
the Washington area until last
month, died Tuesday of a heart
attack at her home in Ormond
Beach, Fla.
She and her husband, Col.
Spencer Burroughs. USA. retired,
moved there in January when he
retired as director Of the Army's
Defense Supply Service. They
formerly lived at Arlington Tow
lers.
Mrs. Burroughs was native
of the District. Her father,
Frank E. Thornburg, formerly
worked for the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornburg lived here until
they moved to Pleasantville, N
j., six months ago.
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| Mrs. Burroughs was active in
the Pine Ridge Womans Club
of Fairfax County, the National
Federation of Womens Clubs and
the First Christian Church OF
Falls Church.
In addition to her husband
and parents. she is survived by
q brother, Elmer F. Thornburg
OF Pleasantville.
Friends may call at Joseph
Gawler's Sons funeral home
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
after 6 o'clock tonight. Services
will be held there at 2 pm
tomorrow. Burial rites will be
private.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Heart Fund.
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Joseph A. Daily, "a, Oldest
Sheet Metal Worker in D. c.

Requiem high mass for Joseph
A. DAILY. "a. believed to be the
Oldest sheet metal worker in
Washington at the time of his
death, will be offered at 10 am.
tomorrow at Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church,
Twenty-third and South Hayes
street. Arlington. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Daily was pronounced dead
Of a heart attack at Emergency
Hospital Monday night after he
was stricken while driving his
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James E.. both of 1920 Lawrence
street NE, and four sisters. Mrs.
Lucy Clark and Mrs. Janiece
Maddox Of Lorain, Ohio, and
Mrs. Ann Croyle and Mrs. Marie
Hannah of Akron, Ohio.
Services will be at noon tomor-
row at the Deal funeral home,
4812 Georgia avenue NV, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Volunteer Firemen
Learn the Hard Woy
BARBOURSVILLE w Va

BARBOURSVILLE. w. Va. up.
Volunteer f1remen took advan-
tage Of an early opportunity to
impress their teacher with what
they had learned in a West Vir-
GINA University extension course
on flrefighting.
They were listening to a Ice
ture by 1t. Robert Myers of the
Huntington Fire Department
when the alarm sounded.
After the blaze at a restaurant
was extinguished. Myers said his
students" did an excellent Job. /"
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BrathH

WILLIAM q. On Tues.
aespt. oI VILLAIN g. bs' WrbMAq 9fF i
SsVI i5th s.; NV. beloved husband
father Of Helen A. Widmayer OF wash
lneton, D. C., and Charles Z. Widn,ayer
o. Hanover. n: H. Friends may calI
s statn the H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
-aUl l4tn 81. nv, Liter IL noon
thursday. February rs. Services Al
tne above funeral home on SATURDAY
March :, 81 l . ts. (parking faciiitieSl
lnterment olenvood Cemetery. Is
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Mrs. Lillian {. Weaver, 81,
District Resident 40 Years

Mrs. Lillian E. Weaver, "a, a
Washington resident for more
than 40 years. died of a heart
condition yesterday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Jarl T.
Pauls, l406 Jonquil street NV.
Born in New Orleans. Mrs.
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With Regard to O
Gard of Thanks

Ven often o eoFo Of thonks In
The StoI meets q need which con
hordly be solved y ons othe, wos
Not only IS il o gracious expression
81 gratitude TO those who hove sent
tlorol tributes but also courteousN
acknowledges the services and kind
aesses Of the mony to whom per
sonol note Of thonks connos we'll be
moiled. or whose homes ard I'D
dresses are not known insertion Of
cord Of thopks mos be oronseo
BY telephone TO The Ssoi ST 3 5000
The Evening and sundov Sto'
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Dratha

JOHNSON SARAH ELLEN. On Wednes
day. February ~ 1857, SARAH ELLEl
NOTICE q iuSera later. s Anran e ss
BY jarvis.
JONES. JAMES HENRY. on wednes
day, FEBRUARY 81, 1857, JAMES HENRY
q funeral lafsr. ARRANGEMENT n;s s0'' S
LEcoRcHIcK. KATHRYN c. OF 1s1:
" st. Sc; on February 20, 1857, daugh.
t ter Of Elizabeth and Ralph a: Lecor.
Pete Lecorchick Of Uniontown. Pa.
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caffrey. Sht
a also b Is survived BY two sisters ant
Eaay M hS sl Z. bso a. s SCI Grant nt
side. services and interment Arlington
National Cemetery at 10 am.
10y. All. On Monday. February %
1927, at Bethesda Naval Hospital
All 10y. Friends may call at thi
Ave Funeral s9R 4th st. r and Mas Mas
Chapel on Friday, March j. at
Pm interment Arlington Nationa
MITCHELL, ALONZO r., sR. q,
Wednssdag. February -. 1867, ALoNze
r; MtTcHELL. ST.. q s52T otis pl
and father. Of AionEo r., H.. and jane
G. Mitchell Also surviving are twI
grandchildren, Q sister, Mrs. Electri
Geilllam, and other relatives and man.
ranEements BY Mcclure, Inc.
NORRIS. PEARL. on Thursday, Feb
beloved mother o. Pauline simms. Pau
z. and 7illy Morris, grandmother O
Carl wilson and sister of Bryai
Combs. Friends may call at tn
l3l 18th st. Sc, until 10 pm. Thurs
ssrmsnt ROCK Creek. Raieisn I COUNTY "
W. Va
NACHMAN. NELLIE. On wednesday
February ~. 1857, NELLIE NAcHMAf
% oved 4so otbsr h q + Mrs. NV , apt a. be
Julius, S, and Bernard Nachman. Sin
also Is survived by two sisters, Mrs
stein Of New Ybr E two I srot Hps Lev Iev
Rafelman OF Phiiadeiphia, Pa, ar,s
Morris Rafelman OF Norfolk. Va, ans
SIX srandchildren. Funeral service
4 sons Funeral f Home. a 5onAan lSti
81. NV, on Thursday, February 90
a. II am. Interment WASHINGTON
henrew Congregai ion Cemetery. Me.
mortal week, 1900 sudbury I'd. NV.
PERAKIS, ARTEMIos. On Monday, Feb.
ruary Is. 1857. in Washington, b. G.
.AsRIEMIOS PERAKIS. Auspices q
Philoptohos Society. Friends may cal
g. the s, II, Hines Co. Funeral Home
E9O1 l4th ST. NV. parking facilitiesI
services at st, Sophla's Greek Ortho.
dox Church, 36th st. and MassaS hu.
sets ave. NV, on Friday. March /
81 pm. Interment Washington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
SHAW. MARY v. tnee TyIer,. On Tues.
day, February 20, 1867, at Doctor,
Hospital MARY " SHAW OF SSos
Coiesyille I'd. Silver Spring Nd. wifi
OF the late Charles W. Shaw wade
anu sister Of Mrs. Alice E. Shaw, Mrs
katnertne q. ODonnell, Mrs. Martha
= Donaldson and Mrs. BENJAMIN z
nardesty, MS. Shaw rests al the
warner 3 Humphrey Funeral Home
o454 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd
where services viii be held on Friday
Mareh az pm. parking faciii.
tes)' lnterment colesville Cemetery
sIDDERs. WALTER FRANKLIN. sud.
denly. on Tuesday, February "a, lg57
Md. WALTER FRANKLIN sfD iSpngEaEy
q Frohlich lane, Tuxedo. Nd, beloved
husband Of Adele O. Sidders anc
Iatner OF Nancy Sidders. Mary Nue.
ier' Joan MohIer and Elmer Sadowskt
ne also is survived by ten grandchil.
uren. Services at the oasch Flneral
Home, 1888 Baltimore ave, Hyatts.
vlie. Nd, on Friday, March 4, a,
ITO pm. Relatives and friends in.
rlted lntermept Arlington National
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MATILDA d. In sad bui
loving memory OF our dear mother AND
grandmother. MATILDA d, HoLzWART
today, February 20, 1915.
4 voice we loved Is s.ilisd;
A place is vacant In our hearts
,,rwn nt i 2 never ga, e9n BE- flled
JUDY: GRANDSON, JOHN PAUL.
LEI, MARY b.; STEWART, HELEN
mother md erandmo other. MARY B
L IVA w snS d DSss %d,S away February rs
and niece. HELFN MONT STEWART
who passed away october "a, 1910.
Just 2 line OF sweet remembrance.
Just 2 msmory, fond and true;
Just 4 token Of 10 and devotion
Ina' our hearts '' THh eol sA& MI you
LOVE, CHARLOTTE. In loving memoir,
LOVE, who departed this life Pebru.
The angels are 'aiely guArding
a sacred and solemn grave,
we loved, b.. V could rs not SAVE mother
Lo HsIEqp i SOUS EDWARD AND Eu'
RElNh Art, PFC. NOEL y. In iovinI
memory Of our dear son and brother
PFC. NOEL r. REMNANT, who dice
an ary AS SS' ISL n5S years ago today r'Oru'
We often sit and think Of you,
To think OF how you died.
10 know you could not say sood.bS
Before you closed y7ur eyes,
God gave US strength TO bear Il
a., And courage to meet the blow
what II means TO lose you,
This world viii never know.
Your memory Ia all we have now
God called you 10 YOUR rest,
But memt-y - a gift ~ Coz,
And God knows wha lH best
MQIHEP DAD SISTER AND BROTH.
sCHERRER. LEILA MADISON COOLING
MADISON oooDINo pssccHHERRRsfER, IS Wss
passed away February IS, 1866.
Two long years have passed AVA, dear
You are not forgotten, loved one.
Nor will you ever be. ~
As long as life and memory last,
we wiz remember thee.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore
As time goes by we will miss you more
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
Y9ouHRRe L S5 y HIyss yHSfn' ghSs;s,
peCHEHRER AND DAUGHTER
IRENE SMITH
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JESSIE GRAHAM, Worthy Matron
FDITH L. YOUNG. Secretary.

JESSIE GRAHAM. Worthy Matron.
FDITH L. YOUNG. Secretary.
HEALD. ELIZA ". On "wednesday. FEB,
rgary 20, 1857, ELIZA W, HEAI.D OF
1901 Utah ave. NV. father Of Roy
k. aeao a cou R5Ger Ohio 81 mrs se G7
at the. 3. H Hines Co; Funeral Home,
J. at $40 pm. parking facilities)
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. rs
HERN. JOHN e. on "wednesday, reb-
ruary ~; 1857. after long illness:
a garfield Hospital, JOHN E: HERN
81 Ssn az Of LauTa Kern RT S snS SrosS Sr
and BENJAMIN Hern OF Shiloh. Va.
ana nsphs s Serves q s At The sv'
Hines Co. Funeral Home. ogOI lat.
81. NV. on saturday. March 2, at
II am; barking facilitiesl. Inter
ment ulenwood Cemetery.
H sS5 W P5IsY DA ~ T E6HEE F y
Myrtle 81 ne. mother Of Mrs. deral-
DAUGHTER OF Mrs. Louise Garland. She
brothers. four Grandchildren and a
host Of other relatives and friends,
The late Mrs Holmes may be vitvcd
g. the above residence after pm.
Mount Airy Baptist Church. i34 I.
st. NV. Interment Linz Mn Memorial
Cemetery, Services BY Stewart. l
HORsToN, ADA LEE, on Monday, Feb
ruary rs, 1867. 90 her residence. 1875
a Rdthen Of Emma ape BAKER HG sst sToS n
Mary q. Allen. Rachel Johnson. Marie
moth { Of Le Wan Baker ard mother
aisu IA survived nv other reIatives
and ifl,ads. After 4 pm. Friday,
March /, friends are invited 70 cali
at the Jarvis Chapel l432 YQu 81,
thence to tbe Mount at oiesS Bsp ptiR
services vii be held a. Pm I6s
Roy w. L. Tur d,ss,s oatncis,ting' ca;sksi
i..termsnt Lincoln Memorial csmsts.y
slsts m 6s NARY gS SfsfaR 5 sfsEs
ddaughter Of ne late William and
Funeral is em, f asS5 i4S C% 'hs o'sI
suie eay m @ssen at st. dSSTiels n church nsi
SeS ' Sss' st Ms Ra irsnSs n
JOHNSON. Elsie @ ON TUESDAY. FEB.
sith aye; HlIicrsss Hsights, Ma, EIsil
Mrs BeSiSh NJ Moo eiSseq Mrs 0' bmp e
Be H.sn "a Mrs viola gls =. ArshsoId ana
Ices at the simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on
Friday, March J. ct 2 pm. Relatives
and friends Invited. frterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. IS
JOHNSON, JAMES OLIVER, on Tues.
day, February .26, 1857, JANIS OLIVER
JOHNSON Of 1904 MARYLAND ave
and the late Benjamin r. johnson
He also IS survived BY four brothers
i've lives ana iriends o''Th The O' Iate M M
Johnson may be viewed al the stewart
Funeral Home, 80 n 81. ne, after
~ noon. Sunday, March 3, where. serv.
j, C'' WI Z n I &c @sna'y Arl hssSn
' National Cemetery
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Announcement Of
AafHlaaa IN Chamhaea
: In Mrmnriunt

COLL ior!1 S GEORGE :. In memory Of ou
parted this life ten years ago, FebTu
Nothing can ever take away
rond1 I ,ove our hearts hold dear:
Remembrance keeps you neal
L0 nIN MOTHER, KATE COLE
COLEMAN. AGNEs NJ. In loving re
mennranes OF our dear. wife. mothe
and daushter. AGNES NJ COLEMAN
20. 1855. ~ w 's~' ~s'' Fs0'uai'
cannot say and L viii not sa,
That she is dead. she IS Just avay
one mas wandered into an unknown
And left US dreaming how very fat
y nseos must Be since she fingers there
shs Is not dead. she Is Just away
DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTEF
CROWN. JOHN w. In loving memor,
OF our, darling father. JOHN WI
crow. who left US fifteen Years ags
To-Day FEBRUARY rs. 1912.
Papa. you left a beautiful memory,
ma sorrow too great 70. he told.
your msnor Will never grow old
CHILDREN. EAT-ORAHOSON.
FORD. PEARL Z. In loving memory o.
FORD. who departed this life on,
year aeo today. February IS. 1856
y was just . year aEo today
Inat God eallea and carried yoI
To shower you with His care and Low,
Dc promised yor in Heaven above
yet here your memory still Is clear
IN the hearts Of US who miss you ht re
DEVOTED CHILDREN. ARTHU
CHARLES AND EDNA.
HENDERSON. VELMA HOLLAND. II
Toying memory Of our mother aud
wife. yELMA HOLLAND HENDERSON
who departed this life one year aRc
today. February 20.
We were. not there at your parting
-. We did not see you die.
We only know YOU left US
Ana never said good-by.
Sleep on and take your rest,
We ell loved you, but God loved you
She Is not forgotten BY her
TWO SONS, CARL AND JOHNNY.
one DArgoHTER, JULIA ANN, AMI
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TAYLOR, INEZ. on. Tuesday. February
50. NV, mother OF Raymond BeII and
sister OF Mrs. Rose Garris. Mrs Adelfne
Pelham, Charles and Edward Smith.
After pm Friday. March 4, friends
may eal 81 the Frazier Funeral Home.
$50 Rhode Island aEc. NV, where
services viii be held on Saturday.
march. ?, 81 1880 pm. Interment
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TEATEs. MAROARET CARRIco

Mednesday, February 81. 1857, Al ne
University ~ virginia Hospital, MAR
GARET ,,cARRIco .TEATES. beloved
William w. Teates III. sistsr ~ Iso
Carrico and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Carrico OF CaSanova. va.
FRIENDS may call a. the Sudduth.
Moser Funeral Home, Narrenton, va.
where services will be held or Fri.
day. March I. at pm. Interment
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iARVILL, EARL NJ. Members Of cathe-
~ = oral Chapter. No. "a. o. E.
NM s., are hereby notified OF the
w death OF Brother EARL NJ
lf4k1~ HARVILL. Members may call
at the Pumphrey Funeral
~ Home s434 Georeia ave, Sill
" yer Spring. Nd
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Tuesday. February 20. 1857. RANDALL
P; JACK sTARKEY Of sf4S 5oth
g. ssw, beloved husband Of Benny
Starkey and brother OF Mrs. Lucy
Clark and Mrs. Janice Maddox OF
koTain, Ohio: Mrs, Ann Croyle and
and James B Starkey. Funeral from
the w. w. Deal Funeral Home, 4SI2
Georgia ave. NV, on Friday. March
q, % Il noon Interment AIRING on