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Mrs. GemmiII, 70,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Mrs. Lolita Taylor Gemmill
mother of Clarkson Gemmill
director Of advertising fol
Giant Food Stores, died yester-
day at the Oakhaven Con-
valeseent Home. Takoma Park,
Nd, after long illness. She
would have been 80 on Friday
Mrs. Gemmill was born in
Fishkill Landing. N. Y. She
came to Washington in 1909
and for many years worked at
the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. Before her illness,
she lived at 7017 Fifth street
NV.
Besides Clarkson Gemmill,
6625 Plney Branch road NV,
she is survived by a brother,
Harry Stevens. White Point.
Md: two grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Services will be held at IL
am. Wednesday at the Takoma
funeral home, 254 Carroll street
NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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William H. Lipscomb
Dies at Leesurg Home

William H. Lipscombe. So
prominent Washington real es-
tate man, died today at his
Leesburg, Va, home after a
brief illness.
Mr. Lipscomb, who was well
known as a racing stable owner
in Virginia. also was a director
of the Barber g. Ross Co. here,
of the C. & o. Railroad, the
Potomac Electric Power Co.,
the Washington Brick and
Terra Gotta Co.. the Central
Building Co.. and White Sui
phur Springs. Va.
A native of Manassas, Va,
Mr.. Lipscomb had made his
home in Leesburg and Wash
ington since 1881. His Wash
ington apartment was at 2l01
Connecticut avenue NV.
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Miss Murphy Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Catherine T.
Murphy, IS, daughter of Deputy
Undersecretary of State Rob-
ert Murphy.
Miss Murphy was found dead
Of a bullet wound in the bed
room of the family home, 1901
Kalmia road NV. shortly after
s pm. Saturday. Capt. Richard
Felber of the Homicide Squad
said she apparently shot her
sell.
Services were scheduled to De
held at $50 am. tomorrow at
the home, and also, at 10 am,
in the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament. Chevy Chase circle.
Burial will be in Parklawn
Cemetery.
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Admiral F. c. Sherman, SO,
Wartime Carrier Leader

the age of AZ, he entered fight
training at Pensacola, Fla, and
became a naval aviator.
He was captain of the air
craft carrier Lexington at the
outbreak of World War II. The
ship was SO severely damaged
in beating back the Japanese
thrust at Australia that it was
sunk by American torpedoes in
the Coral Sea.
Later in the war Admiral
Sherman became a carrier task
group commander. 1t was in
this role that he served during
the advance on Japan through
occupation of Okinawa.
He was named naval affairs
expert on the editorial staff of
the Chicago Tribune in 1916.
He was also a postwar author,
and a civil defense co-ordinator.
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SAN DIEGO. Calf, July %
(Pp.-Death has closed the COL
orful career of Admiral Fred
erick Carl Sherman. retired,
who became one of the great
World War II aircraft carrier
commanders of the Pacific after
distinguishing himself as a sub
mariner in World War l.
The four-star admiral died
Of a heart condition in the
Naval Hospital here Saturday
at the age of So. He retired in
1916.
Admiral Sherman was born
in Port Huron, Mich. where his
father was publisher of the
Port Huron Times. He entered
the Naval Academy in 1906 and
was graduated in 1910.
He won the first of his three
Navy Crosses as a submarine
specialist in World War I. At
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Mrs. }. E. Hines, Retired
Arlington Phone EmpIoye

Mrs. James f. Hines, who
worked for many years in the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. Office in Arlington,
died yesterday at Georgetown
Hospital She lived at 55l6
North Seventeenth street, Ar
lington.
Mrs. Hines was the former
Dorothy Brown. native OF
Fairfax County. Va. She went
TO Fairfax High School and
studied business administration
at Strayers College.
Mrs. Hines was among the
women employed in the Arling-
ton Office OF the telephone COM
pany when it opened in 1929.
She was a service representa-
tive until she retired in 1854.
She was active in civic af-
fairs and was a member Of the
Women S Professional and Bus
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Surviving are a son. S. Ross
LipScomb of Leesburg. presi-
dent Of Barber & Ross. and a
daughter, Mrs. Helen Lipscomb
Wright, 2l24 Kalorama road
NV, and eight grandchildren.
Mr.. Lipscomb's late wife, the
former Frances Rebecca Ross,
was the daughter of Samuel
Ross. one of the founders of
Barber & Ross. She died in
the 1930s.
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mess Club OF Arlington and
Virginia. Her hobby was grow
ing flowers. Also she bought
and refinished antiques to give
10 friends.
Mrs. Hines was a member Of
Browns Chapel Methodist
Church in Vienna, Va. Her
father. Leonard Brown. is a
farmer in Vienna. Her husband
is in the real estate business in
Arlington.
Besides her husband and her
parents. Mrs. Hines is survived
by two children. James Brian
Hines and Marilyn Hope Hines.
and a sister. Mrs. Alma B.
Rhinehart Of Hyattsville. Md.
Services will be held at II
am. Wednesday at the Ives
funeral home in Arlington
Burial will be in Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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John D. Little, 70,
OF Baltimore Theuter

BALTIMORE, July 90 (Pl.-
John D. Little, a theater man
in Baltimore and New York for
nearly so years. died today at
his home here. He was rs.
Mr.. Little, who began his
apprenticeship in theater work
in 1899. was manager of Ford's
Theater here for 20 years, from
1886 to 1856.
In 1929 he went to work for
Florenz Ziegfeld in New York
as treasurer of the Ziegfeld
Theater. He returned to Ford's
as treasurer in 1888.
Survivors include his widow,
Eliza White Little, and a sister.
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Mrs. w. R. Lewis,
Here Since 1905

Mrs. w. Reginald Lewis. "A,
a Washington resident since
1905, died today of cancer at
the National Institutes of
Health.
Mrs. Lewis was the former
Mabelle Truman, a native of
Tioga County, N. Y. An or
ganist, she was a graduate of
Ithaca Conservatory of Music.
Her husband, who died in 1943,
was in the banking business
here.
Mrs. Lewis lived at 1881
Veazey street NV. until she
went to a nursing home six
years ago.
She is survived by a daugh-
ter. Miss Rae T. Lewis. 1891
Newark street NV.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Chevy
Chase funeral home. 5l03 Wis
consin avenue NV.
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BrathB

WELLINGTON. MARY JANE. On Sat-
urday. July 81, 1857 at her home,
ITO Leighton ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
MARY JANE WELLINGTON, wife Of
Harry L wellington. mother OF
F0ssEt s TPsEs are Sister sso Of Gas.
children Mrs. Wellington rests at
the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring Nd parking facilities). Serv-
At st Luke Evangelical, Lutheran
Church. Colesville I'd and Highland
DR. Silver Spring. Nd. Entombment
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum. 80
WHITE. ARDELIA. On Friday. July
1877 wH a. Ar bnIGts5 a9Spta y;
Arlington, Va. aunt Of Sarah Brooks.
Susie Brenon. Lula A. and E L.
White. Many other relatives and
friends also survive. Mrs. White
asd SsStss s. GhngS r Funeral arh aG%s
Va Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev N r Richard
son at ] pm. Tuesday. July 80. at
Mount Salvation Baptist Church,
1900 block N Culpepper St, Airing
ton, Va. Interment Woodlawn Gem
etery
WILSON. KARL L. Suddenly. on satur-
day. July -. 1857, at his late resi-
denee 5OO5 Randall lane, Summer.
Nd, KARL l.. WILSON. beloved nus
band of Catherine c. Wilson, father
Wilson: brother of Mrs. A. W. Zlms
norman. Thelia and Nathan w Will
son. Friends are invited TO call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be
chapel, Fort Myer, va, Wednesday,,
July 81. at 100 pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 80
WOODS. ERMA L. on Saturday, July
-. 1887. MRS ERMA l., WOODS
of 315 T. st ne. beloved wife Of
l Jones She also is survived by
three sisters. three brothers otner
relatives and friends Friends are in
vi'ed 70 call a. the. Jarvis Chapel.
1872 You ST.; W, from pm TO
neral and interment at Blacksburg,
YOUNG. IDA VI. On Friday. July 20.
1857, MRS IDA NJ, YOUNG be:
loved wife Of Samuel l. Young Of
$50 L s.. re. aunt Of Clarence C.,
s Stray AR, and Mrs Evelyn &c abiS 1ss
lives sro friends. After pm. Mon.
day 'Ulv ~ friends are invited
% ell at the Jarvis Chapel 1892
You s. NV where services will be
i'tlO I'll lutSUtTs july ~ NJ " III
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gem
etery
YOUNG. MARY Suddenly, on Fri
va hrs MARY E. YOUNG Of 1888
18th s.. NV beloved wife of Charles
E. Young. daughter of Mrs Priscilla
Aboitt. sister of Mrs Attic Stone
Mrs CASSIE Booker Mrs. Unice Mar
shall, Mrs Marie Bailey. Mrs Massie
Williams. Mrs Harriet Freeman. Mrs
bolt, Clarence J and George Abbott;
foster sister Of c. Lester Cawthorn
She also is survived oy other rtla-
tives and friends After pm.
Monday. July 20 friends are invited
TO call AZ tie Jarvis Chapel i432
You st NV. Funeral on TUESDAY
July 80, ct II am from the Sec
ond Bautist Chufcn SI6 I'd st. NV
the Rev J L S Holloman Off
Glazing Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemerery.
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chester County. N. Y: two sis
tiers, Mrs. Louise Rose. 634
North Monroe street, Arlington.
and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Thore. 1898
East Bexhill drive. Kensington.
Md; four brothers. Benjamin
S.. 1905 South Madison drive.
Silver Spring; Edward L.. Sill
yer Spring; Sargent c.. 1898
West Beach drive NV: Ralph
A.. 1920 North Albemarle street
Arlington. and two grand
daughters.
Graveside services will be
held at 1880 am. Wednesday
at Arlington Cemetery. His
body will be at the Warren
Humphrey funeral home in
Silver Spring late tomorrow.
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and Queen OF England as
cousins" in 1889 at a reception
here. He later told how he
said, Cousin George, bring
you greetings from the far
flung regions of the Empire
State of Texas. the only State
that never fought the English.
Cousin Elizabeth. you're a
thousand times prettier than
your pictures. You're nearly as
pretty as the blue-bonnet girls
of Texas"
Besides his son, Mr.. Patton
is survived by his widow
Martha Louise; a daughter, Mrs
Bessie LIE Cory of Crockett;
another son. Weldon Patton.
Huntsville. and a daughter in
Washington. Mrs. Clyde Smith.
1915 Rodman street NV,
brother and three sisters in
Texas and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be
held this afternoon in Crockett.
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Mrs. J. H. Smith,
Mother of ReuItor

Mrs. James Hawley Smith. 81,
mother of Realtor Fred A.
Smith, died last night at the
home of her daughter. Mrs.
Jennie A. Thompson. 4007
rhornapple street. Chevy Chase,
Md.
Mrs. Smith was the former
Jane Elizabeth Geisendaffer. a
native of Alexandria, Va. Her
husband, a shipbuilder who
died about Is years ago. came
from Nova Scotia and helped
build four-mast schooners In
Alexandria.
Besides Fred A. Smith, 1923
Nebraska avenue NV. who is
also president of the Jefferson
Federal Savings and Loan As
ISOLATION, and her daughter,
Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Smith is
survived by another son, j.
Hawley Smith, 681l Delaware
street, Chevy Chase, Md, and
five other daughters. Mrs. Ade-
line M. Windsor, SOILS Forty
second street NV: Mrs. Moreno
S. Davis. Route 4, Rockville,
Md; Mrs. Rachel S. Hoey and
Miss Norma c. Smith, both of
Sob Forty-second street NV,
and Mrs. Eleanor S. Kirk
patrick, Atlanta, Ga. Seven
grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren also survive.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Wednesday at Gawler's
funeral home. 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be in Presbyterian Cemetery,
Alexandria
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Nat Potion, Texas Legislator,
Greeted Royalty as Cousins

Nat Patton. 70, former Demo-
cratic Representative of Texas,
died Saturday night at his
home in Crockett. Tex.
Mr.. Patton gained interna-
tional notice when he addressed
the King and Queen of Eng
land as Cousin George" and
Cousin Elizabeth. The former
member of Congress. himself.
was Familiarity known on Capt.
toll Hill as Cousin Nat"
Mr.. Patton was one of the
last of a vanishing group of
politicians who were log-cabin
born. He grew up on the plains
of Texas near Tadmor and at
tended Sam Houston Normal
School. He began his working
career as teacher in rural and
high schools in Texas and also
delved into agricultural pursuits
in Houston County. Tex.
The Texan served in the
State House of Representatives
in 1912 and 1918. Five years
later he was admitted to the
bar after studying law at the
University of Texas.
Served as County Judge
Mr.. Patton was formerly
county judge of Houston Coun-
ty and in 1929 he was elected
to the State Senate. a post he
held for five years.
He was elected to the House
of Representatives from the
7th Texas district and came to
Washington in 1885. He also
represented Texas in the four
succeeding Congresses but was
an unsuccessful candidate for
denomination in 1914.
Since l945 Mr.. Patton had
practiced law in Crockett, Tex,
with his son, Nat, jr.
Mr.. Patton was an advocate
OF old-age- pensions, expanded
foreign trade and better treat
ment of disabled veterans.
Honey Greeting to Royalty
Mr.. Patton greeted the King
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F. A. Reimon, Sc,
Ex-House Clerk

F. Albert Reiman. Sc. assist
ant clerk to the House Commit
tee on Labor and Education in
the Both Congress. died yester-
day of a heart attack in his
native VincenneS. Ind.
Mr.. Reiman returned to his
real estate business in Vincen-
mes in 1913 at the conclusion of
the Both Congress. He was
active in civic affairs in Vim
cennes and one time was Re-
publican candidate for mayor
He was past president of the
Kiwanis and past master of the
MaSons there.
Survivors are his widow.
Margaret, and a son. James. of
Vincennes. Services will be held
in VincenneS tomorrow.
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Lawrence Kent Elliott,
Ex-PresidentiuI Announcer

Lawrence Kent Elliott, for
mer Columbia Broadcasting
System presidential White
House announcer. died Satur-
day night of a heart attack at
his home in Port Chester. N. Y.
He would have been 81 next
month.
Mr.. Elliott started his radio
career in his native Washing
ton after attending District
schools. He was a free lance
announcer for a time. In 1925
he joined the staff of WJSV,
now WTOP. From 1882 to 1888
he was at the White House
post. Later he was transferred
to New York.
Mr.. Elliott had announced
many prominent radio shows
including those of Fred Allen
and Andre Kostelanetz. Dur
ing World War II he was the
official Voice Of the Treasury"
in selling defense bonds.
Two years ago Mr.. Elliott suf-
fered a heart attack. Since
then he had been writing for
TV and acting. He visited
Washington occasionally and
was here in May.
His parents were the late
Dellwood Kent and Anna L.
Elliott. His father. formally
in the real estate business. was
killed in an automobile accident
in Arlington in 1927. His
mother died in 1919.
Mr.. Elliott served in the Navy
during World War /.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Catherine Beaton Elliott: a son.
Lawrence. jr.. a senior at Dart
mouth College: a daughter. Mrs.
William F Ingraham. III. West
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Miss Edith Abbott, 80,
Social Welfare Leader

GRAND RAPIDS. Nebr.. July
20 (P).-Miss Edith Abbott,
30, an internationally known
leader in social welfare admin
istration and education, died
last night. She retired in 1858
as dean emeritus at the Uniyer-
sity of Chicago School of Social
Service Administration and
had been living with brother
Arthur.
She was a sister of Miss
Grace Abbott. who at one time
was chief of the Federal Chill
dren S Bureau in Washington.
Miss Grace Abbott died in 1899.
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DR.. H. H. Street,, 80

BALTIMORE, July 20 (P-
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for DR.. H. Hayward
STREET.. 80. former chief of the
Johns Hopkins dental service,
who died of a heart ailment
Saturday. He was a past presi-
dent of the Maryland State
Dental Association.
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American and District Bar As
sociations. the New York Chap
ter of the Society of the Gin
cinnati, the George Washington
Law Association and the
MaSons. He was grand marshal
OF Sigmi M Phi.
Survivors are his widow
Catherine. a daughter Rose
mary and a son John of the
home address.
Services will be held at ! pm.
Wednesday at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lingtOn Cemetery.
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earn nf Thanks

ADDISON, EDITH. wish to express
ny sincere thanks and deep apprecia-
ton for the MANY acts of blindness
SHOWN my sister MRS EDITH ADDI-
SON curing her long Illness and at
the time Of her passing. MARTHA A
SMITH
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO C SHAFFER. INC

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priced Open naliy sun nohoASs
Phone orders $50 aeeepted SO 70
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J William Lees Sons Co.
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kObtRT c STOOIE, secretary,
WALLACE. EARL. on Thursdsy. July
EARL vSSAtLscEf G 81 4s9 " s e ns
Apt n. lie Is survived by fye
brothers and two sisters. Arthur l..
Alfred Odel. Dolpnues, Rousetelt and
Anniebell wallace and Mrs Pearl
Perry; six nieceS. four nephews four
uncles, TX aunts other relatives sno
many friend From Z pm until
10 pm TuCsdpy July 30. friends
are invited 10 cal At Morrow A
wool;ord Funeral Home. iN@e 18th
st.. nv Funeral on wecntsoay'
Stone Rapiis Church sth 81. be-
tween NJ ari y Sts nv the Rev
w Bur-ell ofaeiating intetment
tnnman. 8 G.
WASHINGTON. WILLIAM n. Ir on
pital In Providence. r. /. WILLIAM
". WASHINGTON. Jr.. beloved hus-
band OF Maitland washington. He
also leaves i've children, his father
william X Washington. sr.. and one
sister. Miss Eloise Martin. and a host
o. other relatives and friends serv-
ices viii be held TUESDAY. july 3n a.
I nm A. the p p TAYLOR Funeral
Home. 1909 18th o. NJ interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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"a munication q Potomac
N Lodge, No 3, : A. A NJ,
. is called for pm Tues
NM dav. July 80 1887 at
AN Georsetovr Masonic Hal
CNZ,A TO- the purpose Of con-
" ducth.g MaSOHie services
The funeral Of our late Brother
IMUEL NJ THRIFT
r LAMREscE TIlLEY Master
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Drafbs
ATKINS. EDITH AMELIA.

ATKINS. EDITH AMELIA. On Fri
Gay July 70. 1857, at Washineton.
D C.. EDITH AMELIA ATKINS OF
3Qs North EdgeWood St, Arlington.
Va, beloved wife of the late harry
X. Atkins. mother of Thomas r
Atkins OF Fairfax. Va, and sister OF
Mrs. Olga Heap OF Chevy Chase,
Md Miss Ester Stohl and Harold
Stohl OF Warren, Pa: Mrs Marcy
Curnutt of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Carl Stohl OF Buffalo, N p: grand
mother OF Kenneth r and Pamela @
Atkins Friends may call al the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
blvd Arlington, Va, where fune al
services will be held on Tuesday.
July 30, at 10 am Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. %
BAKER, BARNETT. On Saturday.
July -; 1857. BARNETT BAKER
Of 500 South Ivy St, Arlington, Va
beloved husband OF ZELDA Ferris
Baker Friends may call at the Robert
A Msttingly Funeral Home, l31 18th
ST, Sc, where services will be held
on Tuesday, July 80, at l:l5 ON
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Arlington National Gene
BAKER. BARNETT Member n, George
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ADAMIk z. The Officers and
ana members of Columbia
Chapter No. 10, OES. are
hereby notified OF the death
of our late brother, LADA-
MIR c. BARTOS, Associate
Patron Remains resting al
the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
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municstion OF Pentalpha
Lodge Number %. F.A.AM
is called for Z pm, Mon
dav, July 20. 1857. for the
purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic burial services for
our late brother LADAMIR
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iONEs' ALnEhi Columbia Lodge, NO
S& hereby Ssi 5 sotife d Of the e. funeral M Il
l~l OF Brother ALBERT JONES,
N~ en- Tuesday, July 80 1897,
~ A. | pm, from Florida Ave-
- nue. Baptist Church Elks
service on MONDAY, July 20.
Session Of SORROW on Monday. july %
at pm. At Elks Home, All mem
bers are requested TO be present.
FRANK p DAVIS Exalted Ruler
EVERETT l.. COOPER, Secretary.
KEHR. RAYMOND w. on SUNDAY.
July IS 1857, q, his residence, l4}3
brother Of Marguerite KehT. Mrs
Florence X Iosnnon Mrs Madse
NJ Louis, all OF Washington. d G.,
and Mrs. George W SEWER OF Lake
Charles. L. SERVICES At the 9 II
9 n'"'n NV ~ on INV wsdns sSr Jaiv 81,
a 10 an. Intermsnt ced'r Nm
IITCHFIELD. FREDERICK a.. Dr..
Suddenly on Saturday. july "a 1857
FREDERICK X LITcHFIFLp Ir.; Of
So slsl ST Sc beloved . naSeand o.
OF Frederieg ". .ltchheld Ill Mrs
Robert Starkey Mrs james Balder-
son and csrlyn L, Litehnsid; brother
.oi MIS-. c n Van Poole q Ny
AIRY Nd Mt Latehnele rests A.
winfield. Nd where funeral services
will be held on Tuesray. iGly ~
at 10 am Interment Pine Grove
Cemeterv NJ Atsv No Frierus
NAV call to 10 ON Monday july
70
MACINTOSH. LAvLSis 7; on ssiu5.
Nae mhsserS IsisH o. ssssso Nicholson sSaa st,
Hyattsville. Mo, beloved wife OF the
ists Edward ! Macintosh. mother
Of Mrs Isabelle n Cox, Mrs fne1
N Bryan ana Levin NJ. Macintosh
children Friends may call at the
NsiieV Funeral Home 5000 Rhode
Island ave 81 Eestern ave ne.
where services will be held on tues
g. , gan ~ ,,r,,. ~ inisrmsst vnr,
Lincoln Cemetery. ~
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) YPHAX. FLORENCE JAt

rH 11 ~ ,s SErE EEpp r On PHE ETdsy
wife Of the late j r NJ Thalley
beloved mother OF willette ]. RoySter
Mary q. Thalley, Marion 7, Penning-
ton and John " Twitty, j Andrew
William L.. Bruce s. and Thomas 7.
Thalley. ana sister of Mrs Bruce 8
Lindsey and Mrs Mamie T. Hollo-
way. Also surviving are other rel6-
tives ana many friends After 9;30
am Monday, July 20. friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 500 9th 81 NV Flu
neral on MONDAY. July 20 from the
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, 1905
vermont ave NV. At IL an. liz
terment Marion. N. c. 20
THRIFT, SAMUEL NJ, on Friday,
July 20 1857 q rs home l ~,
beloved husbara OF Nellie Hudson
Tariff and Or other of Mrs Arnolc
Brown OF Chicago, Ill Mrs. Leo Ray
wild ano Miss Virginia Thrift. both
OF Washington. d. c Remains resting
~ the residence Services at Dunn
barton Avenue NJ Z. Church, 3i3l
Dumbarton ave. NV, on Tuesaay
July 30 At . pm interment Roc
Greek Cemetery 20
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on FRIDAY. july o6, 1857, at George
Washington Hospital, MRS. ALICE r
HERBERT of 1918 H ST. ne. She is
survived by a husband. Mr.. William
one daughter. Mrs. Jean Tucker: two
grandchildren, two brothers. FIVE
sisters host of other relatives and
many friends Remains may be viewed
on Monday. July -. after . pm. at
the Hall Brothers Funeral Home, g.,
Florida ave NV. where services will
be held on Tuesday. July 30. at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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HINES. DOROTHY

July IS. 1867. at GEORGETOWN Hos
pital: DOROTHY B. HINES of 65l6
beloved wife Of James E Hines
mother Of James Brian and Marilyn
Hope Hines Sfe also Is survived nv
her parents Leonard and lucy
Brown of Vienna, Va, and Lne sis
ter, Mrs Alma ? Rhlnehart. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd Arlington. Va
where funeral serV ces viii be held
on Wednesdav July 81 at IL am
lnterment Columbia Gardens Gem
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