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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-17

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Schrock, Johnstown. Pa, suffered
a broken arm in an automobile
accident near Northern High school
on Monday while Mrs. SchrOck
and Diane we're enroute to the
Cove to visit relatives.
Joe Collier was business caller
in Friendsville on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ringer
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ringer, Acct
dent.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Collier were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bach and family. Cor
rigansville, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Miller and family
Anna Miller, Grantsville. was a
Tuesday overnight guest of DOro-
thy Ringer
Rev c. H. DrOutz attended Con-
ference in Cabot, Pa, several days
last week
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Northern Hi News
BY RUTH STANTON

The second annual Homecoming
Dance will be held on Saturday
night October 10 feom $50 till
1870 in the gymnasium, honor
ing the Football Queen, Miss Judy
Friend and her attendent Miss
Judy Bucket. Dress for the dance
will be informal. The Southern High
Diplomats from Oakland will
furnish the music.
National F. F. A. Convention
John Hummel, senior attended
the National Future Farmers Of
America Convention in Kansas City
from October IL to Is. John is the
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local president of the Northern
f. +. A. and is the Vice-President
Of the Maryland Association.
Regional Meeting at Clear Spring
Patty Ann Mckenzie junior,
jamie Calls, senior, and Darrell
Malone adviser, attended the Re
gional Student Council Executive
Committee in Clear Spring on
October IA.
+. b. L. \. Meeting in Baltimore
Miss Judy Hone, senior at North
ern High, was installed as the
Vice-Presidcnt Of the Maryland
Future Business Leaders of
America in Baltimore on October
! II.
Attendance High
The senior high with the highest
percent of attendance was section
lip Miss Mary Mertz teacher. The
percentage was 1913.
The junior high still had a
higher percent. 1t was section 80,
Lawrence Meyers teacher, with
percentage of 9S6.
Senior Preparing Graduation
The seniors ordered their an
nouncements and were measured
for their caps and gowns for
graduation, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der II. They also received their
proofs of the senior pictures on
Tuesday. October Is.
''Huskies Hope For Sixth Win
The Northern "Huskies" will
journey to Beall High School on
Friday night October 18 to try
to make their sixth straight vic
tory Of the football season.
The J. V. teams of Northern and
Southern High played on Northern's
gridiron on Wednesday afternoon
after school was dismissed.
Magazine Campaign
The magazine campaign began
at Northern on October IS, with
an assembly in the gym. 1t will
continue until October %. The goal
for the school is $500 this year.
The purpose for having the cam
paign is that we may be able to
finance school activities.
This year we have a special aim
to put good magazines into every
home in our community.
Awards will be made TO everyone
selling two or mere subscriptions.
The three highest statesmen will
select one of these prizes: Emer-
son clock Radio, Emerson Portable
Radio with case. Portable Record
player. Kodak Hawkeve camera.
Home Tool Shop Set, Moroe Zio-
A-Robc Blanket with case, Brookes
Chicago Shoe Skates, Ansco
Camera, Benus II jewel wrist
watch, Timex wrist watch end An
SEQ Camera with flash.
If the school meets the goal that
has been set for the fourth highest
saleman will also get one of the
above prizes.
Homeroom with highest per
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COVE

Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs Donald Ringer and Deb
bic. were Mr.. and Mrs. Nile Wag-
ner and Bonnie, McHenry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Kolb, Accident, spent the week
end i'm Dayton, O., with Mr. and
Mrs. Bryson Martin and daughters.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Butler. ST., and Mary
Lou were Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Richter and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Butler Jr., and daugh-
tiers.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hartman were Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Long. MorgantoWn, w.
Va. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas,
Sharon and Kathy. were also sup
per guests.
Sunday evening supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs Everett McClintock
and family. and Mrs. Clara Nc
Clintock were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Smith and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther McClntOck and son, and
Ronnie Richter.
Mrs. Ira Frazee visited Mrs.
Lloyd Friend, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Riley and
daughters attended birthday
party and dinner for Mrs. Riley's
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Jordan,
Meyersdale, Pa, who celebrated
her 10Th birthday on Sunday.
Million
Ridge, spent several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Griffith and son.
Mrs. Robert Griffith and family.
Listonburg, Pa, were Friday Wis
itors.
Mrs. Paul Hartman and Terry
were Friday visitors of Mrs. Ed
gar Skidmore. Frostburg.
Lindsey Friend. Pittsburgh, Pa,
is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Friend and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hanft and family Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simmons,
Grantsville. were Tuesday eve
ming visitors of Mr.. and Mrs Yer
non Richter and family.
William Fike. Confluence, Pa,
spent Saturday at the home of Ell
mer and Earl Hanft. He also Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanft
and family.
Mrs. Nile Wagner and Bonnie,
McHenry; Mrs. Ray Article. Oar
lene and Lonnie, visited Mrs Nah
lon Brown. Monday
Earl Hanft spent last week with
Nh and Mrs Melch0ir GeOrg and
family Keyser Ridge
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hetz were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Georg, Mr.. and Mrs.
and daughter Elaine Marie, Of
Oakland: Mrs. Laura Thomas and
family. of Deep Greek Lake. and
Mrs. Irma Hauser and three chill
dren
Mrs Merle Martin received word
of the sudden death of her mother,
Mrs. Safronia Flint. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted on Tuesday
from the Mt Carmel Lutheran
church in Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith were Mon
day evening callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hauser
Mrs. Phyllis Arnold and daugh-
ter Denise, accompanied Mrs Hill
ola Stahl and daughter Kimberly
to Deep Creek Lake one evening
recently. where they were guests
of Mrs. Cecilia and Miss Virginia
Silfies. Kelvin and Kristen Stahl
spent several days last week at
Deep Creek Lake visiting their
aunt, Miss Virginia Silfies.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Canaan and
sons were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lantz, near
St George, w. Va.
Mrs Lura Evans and daughters
spent the weekend as guests of
Mrs. Wanda Stahl.
ElWOod Martin was huSking corn
for Clarence Fulk one day recent
".
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Maryland teachers wound up
with a vote to censure
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SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Warwick
and family returned to their home
in Baltimore, on Saturday after
spending the past week visiting
relatives and friends. Mrs. Savilla
accompanied them to their home
for an indefinite visit with her
daughter Mrs. Warwick and fami-
ly.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Hauser were Mrs. Hauser'S
mother, Mrs Lucy Beeman and
granddaughter Miss Nancy Broad
water of Deer Park Dinner guests
of the Hausers on Sunday included
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Soelter. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Gnegy. of Davis,
w Va, Mr. and Mrs John Hauser
and son Eugene, spent Wednesday
evening as guests Of the Hausers.
Keith Stahl was business
caller of c. w. Soelter on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Effie Stahl accompanied
her sOn-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Savage. on a
weeks vacation with family and
friends in and around Baltimore.
a group of ladies met at the
home of Mrs. Hilda Stahl to make
plans for their Harvest festival at
school. Attending the meeting were
Mrs Clara Ridder, Mrs. Olive
Smith, Mrs Barbara Bachtel and
son Mrs Irma Hauser, and Mrs.
Wanda Stahl
Mrs NADIA Nethken and daugh-
ter Darlene, spent the weekend
in Washington. d. c.. as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Graham.
They were on sightseeing tour
of the various places of interest in
the city
Mr.. and Mrs William Fulk and
weekend with hOmefolks, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Fulk. MIR. and Mrs.
Guy Hauser and Mrs Flora Hau-
ser near Red House, and Mrs
BERTHE Hardesty and Mrs. Helen
Hardesty and family, of Grants
vile, were Sunday afternoon guests
of the Fulk family.
Mrs. Mae Beckman and family
and Randall Edwards. of EglOn
were dinner guests on Sunday OF
Mr. and Mrs Noah Waybright
Dinner guests on Saturday eve
ming of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Can
an were Miss Alice Grace Hebb,
and brother Eugene Hebb, and a
friend of Adrian, Mich; Kenneth
Hebb, of ST. George, W Va; and
Pat Ash, of Grafton. w. Va
Mrs. Berlena Uphold was a re-
cent guest Of Mrs. Mildred Peter
son.
Dinner guests on Tuesday of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. SOelter were their
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Ludwig
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centage of dollars per student for
the campaign will get an ice
cream party for all students sell
ing and their teacher will be
awarded Zip-A-Robe Blanket.
Ralph Beachly was named Gen
eral Manager Of the campaign.
f. H. \. Initiation
Northern's chapter Of the Future
Homemakers of America initiated
the new members on Tuesday, Octo-
Der Is.
Student Photos Taken
Student Photos were taken on
Wednesday, October IS.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

"Kid Glove Killer" i942. Won
Helm. 5000
"Feur Jeeks end ill.," l94l. Roy
BoIoer. s:oo-5
"I'm STU Alive" 1910. Kent Toy
Ior. ll:00-S
Shining viessr." ls4l. Jones
Stephenson. ll:l5-9
Thursday AN.
"HsH Shet Of SUNRISE" 1880. Bert
Wheeler. lo:00-5
Thursday P.M.
Annapolis ssIuss." 1887. Jones
Allison. l;3o-S
"Jee end Ethel Turp Coll on the
President" 1889. Ann Sothern.
5000
"Hishwsy By Night" is4s. Richard
Carlson. 1905
"Soeieiy Lavyes." 1898. Walter
Pidneon. iI:l5-e
"Aeriei Gunner" le43. Richard
Arlen. ll:2o-7
Friday AN.
"common Lew" 1881. Consionce
Bennett. l0:oo-S
Friday P.M.
"Anothsr Fsss." 1895. Wallaoe
Ford. l:30-5
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The Mssie Box." 1851. .Rebsrt
Donot. 5000
my Dream is Yours" ie4e. Doris
Doy. 6:oO-5
"The Tettoeed strenssr." 1850,
John Mills. l:Oo-5
''on Borrowed Time" 1898. Lionel
Barrymore. iisl5-9
"Hsppy Lend" ls4s. Don Amsehs.
ll.20-7
THE Niath Guest" 1894. Donald
Cooke. l2:3oEs
SotuFdoy PM.
''Rsbbsn Of the Rsass." lS4l
Tim Holt. z2:OO-5
King Of the Peees." 1896. John
Wayne. 3s00--J
''Psrden Ny Pest" 1915. Fred
MocNurroy. $50
Mine Girls" 1914. Am Hordino.
$500
"Gaest Ship" 1913. RIchord DIX.
l0O0-S
"Derk vietosy." 1889. Bette ouxis.
lo:3@7
The Lsdy 70 WiIiias." 1892. Nor
lene Dietrich. tl:io-4
The Long Wsit." 1854. Anthony
Quinn. ll:l5-o
The Ssiel Strikes Beck" 1889.
George Sanders. ll:3o-5
"shs Msuisd Her Dsss." 1885.
Cloudette Colbert. l2:30-9
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Movies

Stsse. ltsSf
Sunday Pm.
'ons Of Our Aircraft ls Missiaa."
l94l. Godfrey Teorle. i2:3o-4
''TenIshs We Raid csIsIs." 1913.
Lee J. Cobb. The Meshei's
Deushfss." 1858. Laurie Anders.
I:3o-e
Los, ssssd,oa. 1892. Joel Nc.
Cfeo. 2:00-S
"whipIs.A." lO4s. Done clori,
"ra. H.l's,...." 1851. ROSE, ssD.n
Young. 4:00-S
"Nsnsw Msssia." 1851. Chorles
McGrow. 7:3o-S
"Lsspssd Msn." 1913. Dennis
O'keefe. lo:5o-5
"Advsnsuss Ia Wsshlnsssn." le4l
Herbert Marshall. il:l5-4
"Msa-AAsds Measfss." ls4l. Lon
Cheney. ll:l5-9
Mondoy AN.
After Tsnishi." 1893. Constance
Bennett. lo:oo-5
Mondoy PM.
Flight From Glory" 1887. Chester
Morris. i:3o-S
The More the Merries." ls43.
Jeon Arthur. 5:00-o
"A Girl. . esy4 end Cob" le4l.
Lucille Boll.a 60o-5
"Lsdy sesrfses." lS4i. judith An
derson. " :o0-S
"cssnd csasrsI Murder" 1912
Van Hetiin. ll:lS-9
''Ayssssieus lntruder." 1916. Rich
ord Dix. ll:2o-7
Tuesdoy AN.
"FeosIisht Feves." l94l. elyse
Knox. l0;00-5
Tuesdey P.M.
"AnnsbsI Tskes . Tour" 1898.
Lucille Boil. l:3o-5
The Silver stsr." 1855. Edoor
"AIiss Frsneh cenis." 1880. Bsbe
Doniels. S:00-5
"HssdIias sheessr." 1893. Ralph
Bellomy. II :o0-S
"AeIbe." 1854. Po,riee Munsel
ll:lS-9
They Live in Fesr." 1914 Otto
Kruger. ll:20-7
Wednesday AN.
''0e Chase Yourself" 1898. Lucille
Ball. Io.oo-S
Wednesday, P.M.
"psnssross Corner" 1894. Melvyn
Douglas. l:3o-5
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, o. c.
psssmbsF l. 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS

for Teheran where Fraser will
be No. 2 man ct our embassy.
Stewart Rockwell was Just
back from the Far East with
Secretary Dulles.
Peruvian Am b ASA d or
Berckemeyer was en- route to
dinner at Senator and Mrs.
Saltonstalls. And Betty Dray-
ton Rea, fresh in from her
home in Denver. was greeting
old friends. She's here for a
, visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Drayton.
P.S.-The announcement in
the paper that Prince Philips
good friend and former sec
rotary. Comdr. Michael Park
er. was on the way here to
visit his brother came as a
complete surprise TO- Group
Captain Peter A. Parker, Aus
trialian Air Attache.
"As far as ! know he has
no intention Of coming" said
Group Captain Parker who
couldn't imagine his brother
coming 5000 miles to see him
without first notifying him
that he was coming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
CopitoliteS Attend
AAUW Convention

Mrs. Robert w. King Of
Bethesda, outgoing president,
and Mrs. william r. Hinshaw
Of Frederick. incoming presi-
dent Of the Maryland State
Division, American Associa-
ton Of University Women, are
attending the Diamond Jubilee
Convention of the AAUW this
week in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
Two Foreign
Girls Plan
To Attend Comp

The daughter Of the Burmese
Ambassador to the United
States and . young Thai girl
who appeared recently on the
Tv quiz program ''Name That
Tune" will, be at Camp SAGA.
jawea. the Chambersburg Area
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Girl Scout camp, July %
through August 9.
They are Miss Dorothy Win
and Miss Konthip Rabhailak-
shama.
Miss Win formerly attended
the English Methodist school
in Burma and now both she
and Miss Rabhailakshama are
schoolmates at Gordon Junior
High School here.
Miss observation-disclosures, whose
father is in Thailand's min
istry Of finance. attended
schools In her home country
and in New York.
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Continued From Page b.
saying she was leaving today
for Hot Springs. Va. From the
French Embassy were Minister
Charles Lucet. Counselor Fran
co.'s de Laboulaye. Assistant
Financial Counselor and Nine.
Poniatowska, and Pierre Landy.
Senator and Mrs. Bill Full
bright and the Freddy Lees
walked in together. Bob Blake
arrived with the news that he
and Sylvia will 60 to Tunisia
in August. He will be First
Secretary and political affairs
officer at our embassy there.
Fraser and Anne wilkins
said they viii sail August IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
Assembly Held

Mrs. j. Warren Hastings and
Mrs. James M. Gongwer rep
resented the National City
Christian Church at the first
quadrennial assembly Of the
international Christian Wom-
ems Fellowship Of the Disciples
OF Christ. The assembly was
held recently on the Purdue
University campus in Lafay-
cite. Ind.
Evening star., 1957-04-16
Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis,
Capital Hostess Many Years

Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis. 9
prominent Washington hostes.
for many years, died Sunday ir
Atlantic City IN. j., Hospita
after an illness of two days
She was 90.
Her husband was the late
Wade Hampton Ellis, a we'll
known Supreme Court lawyer
and former Assistant Attorney
General. Mr.. Ellis was head
Of the law firm Of Ellis
Houghton and Ellis at the time
of his death in l948.
The former bessie Chase. Mrs
Ellis was born in Cincinnati. the
daughter of Mary Ficklen and
Francis Marion Chase. She
came to Washington in 1911
when her husband became the
Assistant Attorney General ir
the administration of Theodore
Roosevelt. and established a
home at l440 Massachusett:
avenue NV. She lived there
until her death.
Active In OAR
Mrs. Ellis was an active mem.
Der of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and made
frequent gifts Of historic docu.
ments to the OAR Museum
through the Susan REVERE Het.
eel Chapter, of which her sister
Miss Luella Chase. was a former
regent.
In l948, Mrs. Ellis gave the
Evening star., 1957-04-16
Frunk CoIiguri,
Retired Gardener

Frank Caliguri. rs, a resident
of the Washington area for %
years. died Sunday at his home,
1890 Gait avenue. Wheaton.
Md, of a heart ailment.
Mr.. Caliguri. a native of Calab-
ria, Italy, came to this country
in 1901. Before coming to the
Washington area he lived in
Rossiter. Pa.
A gardner in the Botonic Gar
den, Mr.. Caligui retired in 1946.
He had held watchman jobs
before going to Botanic Garden.
Surviving are two brothers,
Carl Caliguri of the Gait avenue
address. and Louis Caliguri, 62l8
Seventh, street NV.
Funeral services will be at
$3.50 am. tomorrow in st. Cath
crime La Broue Catholic Church,
where Mr.. Caliguri was a mem-
Der. Burial will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1957-04-16

OAR chapter a gift OF $500 to
complete payment for two jewel
cases for the museum.
She also was q member Of the
Daughters of the Colonial Wars
the Columbia Historical Society
the Association for the Preserva-
tion Of Virginia Antiquities. the
Chevy Chase Club and the Sui
grave Club.
Mrs. Ellis continued her hus-
bands active interest in the Re-
publican Party after his death
"A frequent guest at the White
House. Mrs. Ellis was co-chair-
man of the 1853 Eisenhower In
augural Reception Committee.
Restored Historic Lodge
With her husband. Mrs. Ellis
restored historic Rippon Lodge
near Mount Vernon, the 18th
Century home of Richard Black
burn. an associate and friend oi
George Washington. Mr.. Ellis
was a collateral descendant Of
Blackburn.
Mrs. Ellis Is survived by heI
sister, who lives in the Cumber-
land Apartments. 1882 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at Gawler's chapel at 3
pm. Thursday by the Rev. War
Iren G. Hastings, minister of the
National City Christian Church
where Mrs. Ellis was member
for many years. Burial will be
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Mrs. Catherine Monninu
PhiIoteIic Curator, Dies
Mrs. CATHERINE LENNON Man

| Mrs. Catherine Lennon Man
ming. curator emeritus of the
Smithsonian Institutions d.
vision of philately. died Sun
day at Doctors Hospital of a
coronary condition after a long
illness. She was 76.
Mrs. Manning, VINO was often
called the first lady of philat-
ely" served as philatelist of the
Smithsonian from 1872 Until hei
retirement In January. 1851.
She was a member of the
board of vice presidents OF the
American Philatelic Society from
l935-l937. the first woman te
hold office in the organization
In l949 she received the Ma.
tional Philatelic Museum award
for outstanding services to phi
lately, and in 1896 received d
silver tray at the American
Phiiatelic Congress session fol
her contributions to the advance
ment of the hobby.
Mrs. Manning, native OF
Washington. helped set up the
National Philatelic Museum in
Philadelphia and served as a
trustee from 1948. She also was
an honorary member of the
Bureau Issues Association. ar
honorary member of the Council
OF the American Philatelic Con-
gress, and served as second vice
president Of the organization
from 1853 to 1855.
In 1888 Mrs. Manning served
as a member Of the Jury which
Evening star., 1957-04-16
Gen. J. |. Martin,
Ex-Chief Surgeon

Maj. Gen. Joseph /. Martin,
USA. retired, former chief sur
geon of United States Army
forces in Europe. died Saturday
at his home in Santa Rosa, Calf.
He was SO.
Gen. Martin was chief surgeon
for the 5th Army in North
Africa and Italy. for the West
.ern Pacific Theater and for
Army forces in the Pacific dur
ing World War II.
He was a past president Of
the Association of Military
Surego Surgeons of the United
States and a fellow of the
American Medical Association.
Surviving are his widow, three
sons. 1t. Col. George w. Martin.
Fort Sill. Okla; 1t. Joseph 1.
Martin, jr.. stationed in Ger
and Sergt. Robert E. Mar
tin. San Antonio. Tex, and two
daughters. Mrs. o. H. Tachett.
Camp Zama. Japan. and Mrs.
Paul Smith. Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star., 1957-04-16
MRS. Walter DuIin,
Widow Of OfficioI
lOf Bukino Firm

Mrs. Walter L. Dulin. II. a
native Of Falls Church. died yes
terday at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home here after a long
illness.
The former Laura Chapman.
Mrs. Dulin lived most of her life
in Falls Church. She had lived
i'm Washington since 1943.
Her late husband was the out
side sales manager of the old
Continental Baking CO. here.
Mrs. Dulin was a member Of
the Abigail Hartman Rice Chap
ter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the
Union Methodist Church.
She is survived by two grand
daughters. Mrs. William Carrico.
l23l5 Fortieth street NV, and
Mrs. Richard S. Hudgins Of
Phoenix. Ariz., and one great
grandson.
Funeral services will, be at the
s. H. Hines funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV, at / pm.
tomorrow. Burial will be in Oak
wood Cemetery in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1957-04-16
Mrs. Cose|,
D. {. Resident

Mrs. Nathan ]. Cosel, Sc. a
resident of the Washington area
most of her life, died today al
her home, 370O Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Mrs. Cosel. the former An.
toinette Wollberg. was born ir
Pleasantville. Pa. but came tt
Alexandria when she was a child
She was graduated from st
Mary's Academy there.
Mrs. Cosel, who was married
during World War / to the late
Nathan Cosel. worked for AZ
years as secretary to Edwarc
and Carl Droop. owners Of the
Droop music store at Thirteenth
and G streets NV, until il
closed about 10 years ago.
Mrs. Cosel, who was knowr
as Toni, was active for many
years in the City of Hope. q
California charitable organiza-
ition. and the American Legior
Auxiliary. which she served
many times as chairman of the
Poppy Committee. She was also
a member of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
She is survived by her brother
Benjamin Wollberg of the Mas
sachusetts avenue address, and
four sisters, Mrs. Tillie Levy
1915 Morrison street NV; Mrs
Rosa Morris, 1908 Roanoke ave-
nue. NV; Mrs. Fred Berman oi
South Boston. Va, and Mrs.
Samuel Handlesman, 6810 Lau-
rel street NV. A sister-in- Law
and several nieces and nephews
also survive.
Funeral services will be 10 a m
Thursday at the Danzansky
funeral home. Burial will be ir
the Washington Hebrew Con-
igregation Cemetery.
Evening star., 1957-04-16
y. A. Horon, B&O
Retired Engineer

Word has been received here
of the death on April 8 of John
A. Horan, 81, a retired railroad
engineer of Brunswick, Md.
whose travels brought him many
Iacquaintances in this area.
Mr.. Horan was employed by
the Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
for many years.
He was a member of Grace
Episcopal Church. the Lodge Of
Perfection in Frederick, Md;
Knights Templar, Ali Chan
Temple Shrine, Cumberland,
Nd; knights OF Pythias, Broth
erhood of Railway Engineers and
the Brunswick Fire Department.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Lula Powers Horan Of
Brunswick: a son, Charles. Of
Gaithersburg; three sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Mills. Mrs. Mary
Rhodes and Mrs. Mabel Speng-
Iler. and a brother, Charles
Horan. all of Strasburg, Va, and
another brother. w. j. Koran,
lof 208 Massachusetts, avenue
lN.E.
Burial was in st. Marks
Cemetery, Petersville, Md,