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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-10-25
Rite ZoInoro Is
Honor Guest At
Welcome Party


Philippine folk songs, Spanish
dances and Chinese melody were
prominent during a party enter
tainment at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emilio Fabico, Saturday eve
ming, Oct. 10, in honor of Miss
Rita zamora, a friend of the Fa-
bicos and formerly a Seattle resi-
dent and student at Holy Names
Academy
1t was quite understandable that
the entertainment took an inter
national character, for Miss Ia
mora is from the Philippines, has
lived in Spain for some time, and
the zamora house in the city is
being occupied by the Chinese
Consul General in Seattle.
Consul General Lu of National
list China sang folk song in
Chinese sans accompaniment and,
while only his wife understood
the words, he gave his hearers the
benefit of an Interpretation.
Philippine Consul and Mrs. Bar
tolome A. Unayam sang a couple
of Filipino folk songs, and only the
Ilocanos in the crowd understood
their lingo. The Consul surprised
the crowd by grabbing a violin
and played Philippine melodies
with DR.. Bienvenida S. Ortega
accompanying him on the piano.
Jose Salazar, staff member of
the Philippine Consulate here,
sang Spanish love songs that ap-
pealed to young and old alike.
Ernesto Garrido, finance officer
in the Philippine Consulate, gave
his share in the evenings enter
tainment. Playing the violin, with
Mrs. Garrido on the piano, he de-
lighted the crowd with selections
of Philippine melodies. And Mrs.
Umayam, wife of the Philippine
Consul, whispered to this writer,
THE Consulate is shining to-
night"
Aside from instrumental music
and songs, there was an appre-
ciable number of the terpsichorean
art Jose Salazar, dancing with
three partners, gave a flawless
exhibition of rhumbas, tangos and
sambas.
Miss Rita Zamora, herself a
Spanish dance artist, demon
strated a couple of Spanish dances
in superb style.
Veronica, Swear old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabico, also danced
a gay Spanish dance, and with her
younger sister, danced La Ras-
pa" another romantic number.
Miss Margaret Black and Mrs.
Pacita Cabatit danced the Ha-
waiian hula.
The evening was permeated
with music that the entertainment
finally developed into community
singing, with Consul Umayam the
undisputed leader.
The entertainment part was pre-
coded by dinner, carefully pre-
pared by sehooled hands. And the
party was a gesture of welcome to
Miss Rita Zamora who paid a
brief visit to Seattle friends while
on her way to the East and to
Europe
Among the many guests were:
Consul General and Mrs. Lu of
Nationalist China, Philippine Con-
sui and Mrs. Bartolome A. Una
yam, Consul and Mrs. Irineo R.
Cabatit, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Sala-
Ear, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto Garrido,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Reyes of Puy-
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Mrs. J. R. Harding,
Lived for Years
In Alexandria

Mrs. James r. Harding. 43,
Ia resident of Alexandria for
many years. died yesterday of
a cerebral hemorrhage in
Peninsula General Hospital.
Salisbury. Md.
Mrs. Harding. wife of a real
estate dealer in Alexandria.
was the former Miss Evelyn c.
Heironomous. a native of Balti-
more. She was graduated from
Corpus Christi Academy there.
She was an artist and set
designer for the Manatee Play
ers Of Bradenton, Fla. where
she and her husband lived dur
ing the winter months. Their
home here is at 2100 Mount
Vernon avenue. Alexandria.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Harding is survived by her
mother and stepfather. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Lester Martindell. Of Hell
lertown. Pa: two aunts. Mrs.
Anne w. Werner. 3i2 Clover
way. Alexandria, and Mrs.
George Fisher of Philadelphia.
and one uncle, John L. Wall, Of
Baltimore.
Friends are invited to call at
the Domaine funeral home. $40
South Washington street, Alex
andria. where services will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow.
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Gordon B. Wiley,
Curtogruphic Aide

Gordon B. Wiley, 3S. a car
tographic engineer with the
Coast and Geodetic Survey,
died Sunday in George WASH
ington University Hospital after
a brief illness.
Mr.. Wiley, who lived in the
Brook Hills Estates, Annandale.
Va, was a native Of Orleans,
VT. He was graduated from
Tufts University in 1910 and
came to the Washington area
two years later.
He was a charter member
and trustee Of the Congrega.
tional Christian Church of
Fairfax County and was active
in the Masons.
Mr.. Wiley is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Jane p. wiley.
and four children, Clyde Scott.
Dana Kenneth. Nancy and
Kent Carlyle Wiley, all Of the
Annandale address.
A memorial service will be
held in tine Rock Spring
Congregational Church, Rock
Spring and Little Falls road.
Arlington, at 10 am. tomorrow.
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Mrs. Corcoron Thorn,
Bankers Widow, Dies

Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. ST..
widow of the prominent WASH
ington banker and civic leader,
died today at 10 Of a heart
attack in her apartment at
2029 Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Thorn. a distinguished
member of an old Washington
family, was for many years
president Of the American
Security & Trust Co. and an
official Of the Corcoran Gallery
Of Art. which was founded by
his great-uncle. He died jan
uary Is. 1856.
Mrs. Thorn, the former Miss
Mary Lay. was the daughter
Of Col. Richard @. Lay and
Carolyn Kimball Lay. She was
born August IS, 1878, in West
Lebanon. N. H., and was edu-
Gated IN New York and Ottawa.
Married in 1902
She was married to Mr..
Thorn on October 8. 1902 in
Groton, Mass. They had three
children. Corcoran Thorn, jr.,
senior vice president of The
Riggs National Bank, who lives
at 5123 Watson street NV:
Mrs. Robert L. Walsh, wife of
Maj. Gen. Walsh, retired, Of
14l6 Thirty-third street NV,
and Huntington Thorn. who
was killed in october, 1912,
while on duty with the Navy.
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Albert P. BrodeII, Retired
Economist at Agriculture

Americans for crops lost as a
result Of internment during
the war.
A native of Oklahoma and a
graduate Of Oklahoma A6sNf
College. Mr.. Brodell came to
Washington in 1917 to begin
his Government career. For
the past 80 years he lived at
1912 Cedar avenue. Takoma
Park, Md.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Fay M. Brodell: five children.
Albert P. Brodell. jr.. Wellesley,
Mass: Mrs. William E. RAN
dali. Seattle. Wash; Richard L.
Brodell, 1918 Cedar avenue,
Takoma Park: Stephen M. Bro
dell Of the home address, and
Mrs. George E. Lee, 4406 Kali
mia street. Wheaton. Md; four
brothers. Arthur c., Roy v. and
Emil T. Brodell. all of Keystone.
Okla, and Leslie j. Brodell of
Oakwood. Okla. and a sister,
Mrs. Alvin B. Payne. Paradise.
Calf. Nine grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow in the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church. Tu-
lip and Maple avenues, Takoma
Park. Burial will be in George
WASHINGTON Cemetery.
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Albert P. Brodell. ST.. 81. re-
tired economist of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. died Sum-
day in George Washington
University Hospital after a long
illness.
Mr.. Brodell retired from the
farm economics research divi-
sion Of Agricultural Research
Service In May after 40 years
service with the Government.
His best-known work was in
the field Of farm mechanization
research. which was developed
into a number Of Agriculture
Department bulletins and ar
ticles in trade publications. His
articles have also appeared in
the Americana Encyclopedia.
Mr.. Brodell's work also in
cluded research which was used
In allocating farm machinery
and equipment to foreign ma
tons under the Marshall Plan
in post World War II years and
the development Of estimates
for use in repaying Japanese
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John Ouy) Loneenegeer, II;
Giant Little League Pitcher

John William JAY Langen-
egger, IL, SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Langenegger, 1912
Clemson road. College Park,
Nd. died Sunday in Children's
Hospital of leukemia.
Jay. whose father is a sound
engineer for NBC television,
was to have entered the sixth
grade Of College Park Elemen-
tary School this fall. He was
a member Of Cub Pack No. 220
Of College Park and pitcher on
the Giant Little League base
ball team Of College Park.
jays illness was diagnosed in
June. but he spent a normally
active summer. part of the time
swimming and fishing in Ches-
apeake Bay at a family sum-
mer home in Bay Ridge, Md.
He also continued to attend
Sunday school at Christ Luz
theran Church. Sixteenth and
Gallatin streets NV. where he
was a member.
An enthusiastic fan Of the
Washington Senators, Jay was
treated to a visit to Griffith
Stadium in July. when he was
introduced to members Of the
team.
The boys other hobbies In
cluded painting and building
models Of all kinds. He said
he wanted to be an artist. and
was active in school drawing
posters. He had exhibited some
paintings at a fair of the
Hyattsville Women's Club.
Besides his parents, Jay is
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Mrs. Thorn took an active in
terest in the Corcoran Gallery
School Of Art until the time of
her death. particularly in the
sculpture classes for which she
donated prizes for many years.
She was formerly president
and a member of the board of
the Instructing Visiting Nurse
Service. now the Visiting Nurse
Association. and during World
War I was an active worker for
the Red Cross in the Canteen
Corps here.
Active in Patriotic Groups
A lineal descendent of
Thomas Carberry, Mayor Of
Washington in the mid Nine
teenth Century. Mrs. Thorn
was also active in the National
Society Of Colonial Danes of
America and at one time served
as chairman of the house COM
mittee Of the society head
quarters, Dumbarton House,
27l5 @ street NV.
Mrs. Thorn also belonged to
st. Matthew's Cathedral for
many years.
Besides her son and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thorn is survived by
two grandchildren.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at II am. Thursday in
st. Matth e WIS Cathedral.
Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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Fred Dueneeke. IS, Son
Of Former Pastor Here

Fred Daenecke. Is, son Of Or.
and Mrs. Eric Daenecke, died
on September 5 in Teheran,
Iran. from injuries received the
previous day in a motorcycle
accident. it was learned today.
He was buried on September 8
at Teheran.
DR.. Daenecke, who lived at
9715 Kingston road, Kensing-
ton, Md, is serving the State
Department as financial ad.
wiser to the Iranian govern
ment DR.. Daenecke formerly
taught at Strayer's Business
College and served as minister
Of the Fifteenth Street Chris
tan Church,
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John B. Dickmun, Jr., IS,
Patent Attorney 35 Years

John B. Dickman, jr.. SIS. a
patent attorney here for IS
years and civic leader, died
yesterday at his home. 1928
Veazey street NV, after a
long illness.
Mr.. Dickman stepped down
after Is years as president of
the North Cleveland Park Citi-
zens Association in 1854. Dur
ing his years as head Of the
citizens group, he led drives
for the Phoebe Hearst EIe-
mentary School and its play
ground, as well as the Janney
School, Alice Deal Junior High
and Woodrow Wilson High
Schools.
Delegate 10 Federation
He also served as a delegate
to the federation Of Citizens
Associations and the Northwest
Council.
Mr.. Dickman's father, John
B. Dickman, sr., who died in
1910. also was prominent in
Washington civic circles and
served three terms as head Of
the Columbia Typographical
Union. He was at one time
secretary Of the Association
of Oldest Inhabitants.
A native of Paulding, Ohio,
the younger Mr.. Dickman was
Ia civil engineer before he stud
led law. He was graduated
from Georgetown University
Law School in 1917.
His mechanical interests led
him to the patent branch of
the legal field. He also main
tanned a shop at home for
recreation.
Member Of st. AIMS
Mr.. Dickman was a member
of st. AIMS Catholic Church,
Wisconsin avenue at Tenley
circle NV. and the Holy Name
Society Of the church.
Mr.. Dickman was the nephew
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In Mrmuriant

BROOKS. ANNIE z. In loving mem
ofv OF my devoted mother. ANNIE
r. BROOKS, who left me thirty
one years ago today, September IL,
have only q memory. dear Mother,
I'll cherish my whole life through,
But the sweetness will live forever
As l treasure the memory Of you.
SARAH.
BAYLOR, GENEVA. In loving mem
DRY Of my devoted mother. GENEVA
BAYLOR, who departed this life one
year ago today, September IL, 1855
In my heart there is q. picture
MSre pstSSs os m MAN ae sss mother n gold
Whose memory will never grow old
Your memory Is a keepsake
With which l never will part.
Though God has you in His keeping
! still have you In my heart.
Sleep on. sleep on, dear Mother,
It's sweet TO. call your name:
In death / do the same.
HERMAN NJ. BAYLOR.
JENKINS, GEORGE G., Sr.. AND ELLA
B. Our beloved and faithful par
ents. who entered the Great Beyond
i7'e iSss r.spe as isarin Trut shs
impress OF noble and exemplary lives.
How strange 1t seems with so much
gone,
with lie and love to stlll live on
Ts uEE66RoEE.o S6sepH GH H 5J Z NJ
JOHNSON. RUTH NASH. In loving
mother and sister. RUTH NASH
JOHNSON, who departed this life
nineteen years ago today, September
~. 1898.
Peaceful be thy rest. dear,
IT'S sweet to breathe thy name:
In death We DO Ire same.
THE FAMILY.
KEENAN,, JULIA NJ. In loving memory
Of our dear aunt, JULIA M. KEENAN,,
who passed away so suddenly on
September H. 1854
Our thoughts OF you will never fade
When All the wears have nown;
Your memory as the brightest star
Will always light our home.
BETTY, BERNIE AND BOYS.
O'CONNELL, MARGARET. In sad but
loving remembrance OF our dear moth
er, MARGARET O'CONNELIs who
passed .away. twenty years ago today
September IL 1897.
May her soul r ~ r K RsSyes'
PRYOR, MARY .. A tribute Of love
MARY B. PRYOR, who entered eter-
nal rest two years ago today, Sep
TENDER ~, 1855.
God took her home. Il was His will.
But my heart abe nveth still
CHARLES 8. PRYOR,
SMITH. GLORIA GRACE. In loving
memory Of my infant niece. GLORIA
GRACE SMITH, who passed away
niteen years ano today, September
II, 1912.
Gone, but not foreoiten,
ory OF my mother, ANNA u. WILL
LiAMs, who died twenty-fQur years
aeo today, September ~, 1888.
The skies may meet IN sadness,
The. blusterlng wind may blow,
But N our hearts ere choery,
There's sunshine where we 80.
ROBERT ID. WIfIlAM0
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survived by two younger sis
tiers. Janet and jeanne. and
his maternal grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. william Hamsing of
Kenosha, Wis.
Funeral services we're to be
held today In Christ Lutheran
Church. with burial in Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
The family has requested
that any expressions of sympa-
thy be sent to the Leukemia
Memorial Fund, in care of
Children's Hospital.
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of the late Mai. Gen. Joseph T.
Dickman, who commanded the
Sd Army in France in World
War ! and the post World War
l American Army of Occupation
in Germany.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Alvina Helen Dickman, and two
sons. John B. Dickman. III. and
William Joseph Dickman. ell
Of the home address.
A funeral mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. Thursday at st.
AIMS Church. Burial win be In
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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SERVICES SET Grave
side services for Col. Ed
ward c. Morse, who died
Sunday at his home here,
will be at II am. tomor-
row in Arlington Gene
terry. Col. Morse, a member
of the Army Reserve, was
a veteran of both World
Wars, and a practicing
surgeon here between the
wars.
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Darn nj Thanka

WRIGHT. ISAAC FRANK. The family
Of ISAAC FRANK WRIGHT wishes to
cards. telegranns. flowers and ether
expressions Of kindness ana SYM
pathy expressed TO them during the
illness and after the passlns Of their
loved me -
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Mrnturtal errutrr

MONTGoMERY. MARY TAYLOR.
ave. NV. az 2:so pm. thursday,
September 10. 1857. Please omit
flowers Donations may be made to
uNIcEF In the name Of Mary Taylor.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. c. sHAFFER. NC.

Expressive Floral Tributes Moderateiy
priced. Open daily. sun holidays
Phone orders also accepted, 6.30 70 3
~, Seek nishts 600 iAth a. nv
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often . eurd Of thahks In
The Siur meets Q aeed which con
'hordly be solved in Ony other woy.
Not only Is u . sFucious expression
Of gratitude TO those who hove sent
floral tributes but also eoUrteouslY
acknowledge the services and kind
aesses Of the mony 10 whom . per-
sonol note Of thonks eunnoi veil be
mailed Or whose aumes and 3D.
dresses ore not known insertion Of
q cord Of thonks ndy be orrunse1
BY Telephone 70 The Star ST
5000.
The Evening oad sundoy Ssu'
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septsmssr Il 1857. a. 5is resi-:
Wi0oINs. husband OF the late MARY
virgins. devoted father Of Mrs. Mary
Proaton. deorg: and Thomas wissins,
He also leaves TO mourn their loss
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
A. Co. Funeral Home, POI 80 81. s.w.,
where friends may call after = pm.
Wednesday. September rs, At / 80
pm, from the Trinidad Baptist
Church, 100 Bladensburg I'd ne,
the Rev. L. 9. Gardner ofnciating. In
terment Elizabeth City. N. c. IL
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September 49, 1897, at Arlington
Hospital. GEORGE ALEXANDER
DOWDEN Of 1914 North l4th 81.
Arlinston. Va. beloved father OF Mrs
Helen Van Devanter Of Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Dorothy Pratt Of Fails Church,
Va. Mrs. Catherine Richardson OF
Pals Church, Va. Mrs Margaret
Adams OF Arlington, Va; Mrs. Viz
glnia Cramer Of Mclean, Va. and
Mrs. Elizabeth HerOld Of Arlington,
Va brother Of Mr., r. Melvin
Dowden. Of Arllneton, We, He also Is
survived BY twenty-five grandchii-
dren, Friends may call Al the Fitz-
gerald Funeral Home, 324b Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, parking In the
rear, whore there win be 4 Tecits
September rs, 81 $50 pm.
requiem mass will be celebrated at
81. AIMS Catholic Church. North
Va" On Thuf IshiSA s ss b,nt'g ~
AZ 10 am. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. Is
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MAGGIE. Ofhcers and
49,. members OF Columbia Temple,
&R No. 422, I. B. p. Q. Z. Of W,
~ III met in Q session Of sorrow on
N Monday, September 10, 1887,
for our late daughter, NAG
~ GLE WASHINGTON. Elk
services will be held 81 $50
ON. Tuesday. September IL, at the
Brooks a Allen Funeral Home. 1000
Florida ave. NV Funeral ct ] pm
Wednesday, September Is. from the
above funeral home
MATILDA n. BROWN,
DAUGHTER Ruler.
BLON0E W. HAWKINS.
Fin. Secy.
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WILEY GONuON y. speClai Svu
N herman Lodge, No. 81, a
IN p. and A. M. Is hereby
called for 7:3O pm. Tues
WIN day, September II, 1857,
AVA at the Annandale. Meth
odist Church, for the pur..
pose Of conducting Masonic funeral
services for our late brother, COR
DON b. WILEY. BY order OF
JOHN q. FOX, Or.
Worshipful Master.
NORMAN p. WATKINS. seey.
WORTH, MATHEW. on sunday, Sep
pitsi. MXTHfEU WORTH d iTse
18th SO. NV, devoted friend OF
ontonio and Mary DisDenza. sery;
ices at the 3. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2aU1 l4th 81. NV. on Thurs
day, September 10, At 1890 pm.
parking faeilitiesl. Interment ~
Mary'S Cemetery. 10
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Virgins, THOMAS. A special COM
- munication OF Felix Lodge,
N No. 3. p. A. A. NJ. Is hereby
I'm called for Wednesday, Sep
AANN TENDER Is, 1857, at $50
MA" am. at the Masonic Tenn
%N/yN pie, 10th and You SITS. NV,
NJ Tor the purpose Of con-
Quoting the last Masonic rites for
our late brother, THOMAS WI0oINS.
inteTment Elizabeth City. y. q,
EDDIE EDWARDS.
Worshipful Master.
HAYWOOD v. SLOANE, Secretary.
WILEY. GORDON BRoCKwAY. On
6SS oN AssiRoSc SPsSAHYsl wiiLEYY " Of Philip
"a, Annsnd.lep ywS,i Sei love ,. nSsr
Of CLYDE Scott. Dana Kenneth, Nancy
and Kent Carlyle Wiley: Memorial
service, Rock Spring Congregational
Church, Arlington, Va, ct 10 Am.
"wednesday, septsmber is: In lieu ,n
the Building Fund. Congregational
Christian Church OF Fairfax County
Annandale, va.
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Eastern Star services will be held on
Tuesday, September IA. az $3.50 PM.
81 oaschs Funeral Home, Hyattsvllle,
Md. All members are requested TO
MYRTLE BR1TTNoHAM.
CHAs. BRADY. Worthy Patron,
ELfNOR HARR. gecV ~
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POWELL. JANET FRANCES; on Sun
day, September ID, 1897. at the
Nations National IIn1sstitutes q Health, Be;
P fRsSas M Ssed 49, AS " Hern SdANS Ss
beloved daughter OF Arthur and Pau
line Powell, sister Of Mrs. Betty
lean Miller Pesgy Lee, Sharon, Susan,
s so . anS Ssi 81 sG"s msr ssi
Frsndmother. Mrs, Nellie Cornell. and
paternal grandfather. Paul T. Powell,
Al Of Herndon, Va and her paternal
grandmother' MRS. Frank Harrison
NJ %otssTs Mr.. Mary we sa fEss' q e.:
iington. Va, and Mrs. Thomas Wilson
OF Round Hill, Va Friends may call
az the Green Funeral Home. Hern.
Don Va, whers RE-. SERVICES VIII be held
tember PMS MS D' ints msens'0s Chestnut ssS
Grove Cemetery.
Tuesday. September ~, 1887, az the
Emergency HOSPITAL. PHILLIP A.
POWELL Of li9l North KENTUCKY
Gov An sna Louise S i PoSs G9 81
OF Mrs. Donna Lee Hall OF Airing
ton, Va: Ada Louise Powell OF Rad
ford College, Radtord, Va, and Coy
" Powell u Of ArllnEton' Va. Sand
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901 North
Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va. where
services will be held on Friday. Sep
tember 20, at 2:30 pm. Intermeni
National Memorial Park, Falls
Church. va. 10
REED, LENA N. I'm sunday, septem-
Der rs, 1897, LENA NJ. REED OF
1901 chesapeake a.. NV, beloved
mother Of Robert Vernon Russell and
the late Archibald Leon Russell.
Friends are invited 70 call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd, where service will be held
Wednesday, September rs az I pm.
Interment f,oudon Park Cemetery,
Baltimore, Nd. ~
ROSS. FLETCHER. on Saturday, Sep.
tember ~, 1907, at the District
General Hospital, FLETCHER ROSS
Of 1894 Monticello ave. ne, devoted
husband Of Florence Ross He also
leaves TO mourn their loss six sons
six dauahters, one niece and Othel
relatives and many friends. Re.
mains resting at the John 4. Rhinei
A Co. Funeral Home, 00i Bird AZ
sw., where friends may call aftei
pm. Thursday, September 10
Funeral services on Friday, eeptem'
Der 20, qt p.m. A. 81; Phillip
Baptist Church, North CAPITOL and y
80. ne, the Rev. Wilbert Cole Of
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ELAPLAINE. PATRICK HENRY

q 81 4: !; i: ! u q! !!
NnlhrN OF D. c. are hereby noti-
HAI- ned that Brother PATRICK
WE41V HENRY DELAPLAINE died
on Sunday, September rs,
W 1857. Funeral services and
burial on Tuesday, September IL
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1867, WILHELSiNA THcAs HOW.
ARD Of 1929 s 81. NV, beloved wife
Of Perry W. Howard. sr, and devoted
mother Of Perry W. Howard, in
also also surviving are other relatives
m. Wednesday. September Is.
friends are invited to cali At the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890 9th
81 NV, where services will be held
on thursday, September 10, at / 80
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B ,.Is.r ALICE q; on SATURDAY. SEP;
Of 3225 9th st. NV, beloved mother
Audrey B. Kelley, grandmother Of
Bernard and Audrey f. johnson.
She also is survived BY other Fela-
tives and many friends After 5
pm. Wednesday. September is.
Jarvis Chapel. l432 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
ct pm. Thursday, September 10.
Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery. rs
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JOHN J. Members
n.nefna Of Arlington Post. No. 1870.
the American. Lesion, are
hereby notified Of the death
Of Comrade JOHN J. Nc
CONLOUGE. ands.a re re-
quested TO meet at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 3072
NJ st.. NV. on "wednesday. Septem-
Der Is, 1857. at $50 Pm, for
WILBUR 4. BROOKS, comdr.
MARGARET c. REDMOND, Adjt.