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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
Volt Kelly
BY Mort WoIker
BY Leonard StoFr
By Al Smith

dear lady, is "audio," not
sound" And when you want
him to reduce the volume,
never use those simple words
reduce" and volume" They
may suffice when speaking Of
old-fashioned radio but to the
hi-fi devotee. the correct mode
of address is: Darling. will
you please cut the gainH"
You'd be surprised what a diff
ference it makes!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29

more important words in the
new hi-fi jargon.
So here are two quick hints,
with more to come tomorrow
First, never refer to the end
result of all your husbands
tinkerings as "the sound the
machine makes" The word,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Fredus Allen White, 81,
Newark Editorial Writer

NEWARK. N. J.. Jan. 30 tAI.
--Fredus Allen White. editorial
writer and former United Ma
tons correspondent for the
Newark News, collapsed and
died last night as he stepped
from a bus near his home here,
He was 81.
Mr.. White Joined the Newark
News In 1917 after serving on
the stan Of the Asbury Park
Press.
In 1916 he was named head
Of the Newark News Washing
ton Bureau for several months
and later that year went TO the
United Nations as the News
correspondent there.
He remained there until 1854
covering the u. N. both In
New York and in Paris. He was
an editorial writer from 1854
until his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Mrs. Thurmond,
Senator's Mother

AUGUSTA, Ca. Jan. 30 up.
Mrs. j. W. Thurmond, 80.
Of Edgefield. s. c.. mother Of
United States Senator Strom
Thurmond, died at University
Hospital here early today.
Mrs. Thurmond had been
critically Ill for several days
and was taken to the hospital
here from her home yesterday.
Senator Thurmond few here
from Washington yesterday to
be at his mothers bedside.
Mrs. Thurmond has two
other sons. J. w. and George
Thurmond. both physicians
here.
Also surviving are three
daughters. Miss Gertrude
Thurmond Of Columbia, S. c.:
Mrs. Martha Bishop Of Green
wood. s. c., and Nfrs. j. Rob-
ert Tompkins Of Edgefield, S. c.
Mrs. Thurmond was a native
Of Edgefield County. South Car
DINA. where she had lived all
her life. Her late husband was
an attorney.
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DEATHS
AaHsaneements 81
NafNLaaa ~ Chamhafa
I'm Mrntnriaiit

JOSEPH, ATHENA, In loving mem
DRY OF my mother. ATHENA 10
sEPH, who departed this life Nv
years ago today.
Five years have passed since thai
when God called you above.
But time will never. never dim
The memory OF YOUR love.
To those who have . mother,
Tend her with lovine care.
For you'll never know her value
Til YOU see her vacant chair
YOUR SON. JOE.
LUCAS. JosEPH NJ: WEST, RUTH N
In loving sF npsERosy 9 q ny dear So h y:
ens N, devoted d.u nSha ruth n
WEST who passed away Februar,
I.ovine memories never die
A. years roll on and days pass By
Deep In my heart . memory u kept
OF ones ] loved and viii nevei
DT SSSfiS EEBSE AND MOTHER
THOMAS, sHERMONT y. A tribute
OF love 70 the memory Of our beloved
husband and father, BHERMONT n
THOMAS. who entered We eternna
1898.
uonp. but not forgotten,
No, you shall never be-
A. Ions as life. and memory last,
HIS pEvofEb Win AND DAu9E
wIssMAN. JOHN W. lyAcK). In low,
ms memory of my. loving husband
JOHN W. WiseMAN. who passed
away three years ago today, Jan.
uary 30, 1865.
bavn sr,s 70 e SS. an en n Vain
To have, TO love and then TO part
Is the greatest sorrow OF ones heart
Surrounded By friends am lonely
In the midst OF love l am blue
With smile on my face I hav,
heartaches
EEH Hs iEleoSvRS VIZ. q aJSf fYh q
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Services Tonight
For Mrs. Bond, IS

Funeral services win be held
at 8 O'Clock tonight for Mrs.
May Woodin Bond. widow Of
Clarence Z. Bond. who died
Tuesday at the home OF one Of
her three daughters.
Mrs. Bond, who celebrated
her S5th birthday last week,
was born In Henesdale, Pa. and
came to Washington In 1920.
For the past 20 years she had
been living with Mrs. Everett
L. Hessler Of 1922 Leland
street. Chevy Chase. Md.
Besides Mrs. Hessler, she is
survived by two other daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Kenneth 8. Patten
and Mrs. Fred M. Booth: a
son. George e. Bond. and one
granddaughter. Miss Nelca M.
Booth. all of Chevy Chase.
Besides tonight's service,
which Is TO be held at the
Humphrey funeral home, Be-
thesda. a second service will
be held at Honesdale. where she
is TO be buried.
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Fronk Grimes, 80,
Federal Employee
For 80 Years

Frank @. Grimes. 80. q re-
tired Government conserva-
zionist. died Tuesday night Of
a heart attack at the home Of q
son in Lanham. Nd.
Mr.. Grimes was q native of
Alexandria and attended public
schools there. He worked for
the Federal Government for
about 80 years. in the Depart
ments Of Justice. Agriculture
and the Interior.
At his retirement 10 years
ago he was administrative as
sistant for the United States
Fish and Wildlife Service. His
primary concern was game law
enforcement.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Mabel Grimes. of their
home address. 1904 Van Buren,
street NV: four sons. Frank
@. Grimes. jr.. also Of the
home address; Edgar H. Grimes
of Lanham. Md; David G.
Grimes Of 1904 Asbury place
NV. and Ronald p. Grimes of
Radiant Valley, Nd: two
daughters. Mrs. Francis w.
Cook Of 1867 Hamilton street
NV. and Mrs. Dorothy Chance
of 67l3 Fourteenth street NV:
IL grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 9 am. tomorrow at the
Deal funeral home. 4sI2
Georgia avenue NV. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Fitzhugh Dies,
Delinquency Fighter

money needed for other i'm
provernents had to be side
tracked 10 fix the damage.
In the early lo20s she was
one Of the cofounders Of the
Mothers Child Center, which
later became Southwest House.
Raised In the District, Mrs.
Fitzhngh attended the old N
street high school. She grad
uated from the Miner Normal
School In 1908. For the next
five years she taught at the
Reno School. Then she got
married and the regulations at
the time forced her TO resign
her teaching post.
In the mid-lo20s Mrs. Fitz-
hugh returned 10 teaching as q
substitute teacher. In 1890 she
received her bachelors degree
from Howard University.
Was Church Deaconess
Mrs. Fitzhueh was a board
member Of the Southwest Com
munity House and a deaconess
Of the Metropolitan Church
While nc Randall. she was
principal OF the evening school
for several years and director
OF the community center there.
She also was one Of the first
board members Of the South
west Neighborhood Council and
q board member Of the Phyllis
Wheatley YWcA.
Survivors include her hus-
band Of the home address, a
former employe for the De-
partment Of Agriculture: q son.
H. Naylor Fitzhugh Of 300l
Fifteenth street NE. a pro-
fessor at Howard University.
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at pm. Saturday at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church.
1875 r street NV. Burial will
be in the Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Mrs. Esther Show, 81, fought
In District Schools 80 Years

Mrs. Esther Popel Shaw. 81
q retired District public school
teacher. died Tuesday at Emer-
gency Hospital. She had taught
here for 30 years.
Until her retirement because
of III health in 1852. Mrs. Shaw
taught French and Spanish al
Francis Junior High School
She previously taught at Shaw
Junior High School.
A Harrisburg CPa.) native,
she was graduated from public
schools there and from Dicken-
son College. Carlisle. Pa. in
1919. with Phi Beta Kappa
honors.
Mrs. Shaw earned the first
500 toward her college ex-
penses BY writing and selling
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poetry. Her poems appeared in
magazines and private publica-
tons.
Her husband. William Shaw
q pharmacist here, died in 1896
She was a charter member
and ofiicer Of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority. a member Of
the National Association oi
College Women. a former presi-
dent Of the College Alumnae
Club and a director OF South.
east House.
She is survived by a daugh.
ter, Mrs. Patricia Shaw Iver-
son Of Oslo. Norway: a sister
Mrs. Helen p. Martin Of 1915
Michigan avenue NE: a grand.
son. two nephews. two grand.
nieces and two erandnephews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
C. E. Modeno,
Disabled Veteran
And Pharmacist

Charles E. Modena. SO. a
pharmacist. died suddenly
Tuesday at his home, 5l2O
Third street NV.
Mr.. Modena came to the
District in his teens. He en-
listed here for the Army In
World War / and served in
France with the 42d Rainbow
Division. His serial number
was 90.
Wounded during the fighting
Mr.. Modena carried shrapnel
in his shoulder for the rest of
his life. The injury. however,
did not keep him from return
ing to active duty before the
war ended. He was in France
when the Armistice was signed.
For the past 10 years. Mr.
Modena had been in semi
retirement because Of Ill health
Before then he had worked a.
q pharmacist for Liggett's drug
stores.
Mr.. Modena was born in
Catlett. Va. He was graduated
from the George Washington
University School Of Pharmacy
He was also a member Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. the
Disabled American Veterans
and the Rainbow Division.
Survivors include his wife
Mrs. Anna Minck Modena OF
the home address. and his
mother. Mrs. BERTHE S. Modena
Of st. Petersburg. Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 am. tomorrow at the
Deal funeral home, 48l2 Geor-
gia avenue NV. Burial will be
in the Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Fred Shimomuru,
Former Pastor Of
|Onturio Church

Funeral services were held
yesterday m Arlington Cemetery
for Fred /. Shimomura, Il.
former pastor Of The First ALL
Japanese church in Toronto.
Ontario. who died at his home
here on Sunday.
Born in the Hawaiian Islands,
Mr.. Shimomura came to the
mainland after enlisting in the
Army in 1912. During his mill
tary service. he was attached
to the famous 442d Infantry
Battalion. the often commended
all-Nisei outfit. and taught
japanese TO student interpre-
ter-interrogators at the Military
Intelligence School, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
After separation from the
Army. Mr.. Shimomura attended
La Sierra College and was
graduated with a bachelor Of
arts in divinity.
He continued his studies in
Washington. receiving a mas
ter's degree in divinity from the
Seventh-Day Adventist Theo-
logical Seminary. Mr.. Shimo-
mura then went TO the Province
Of Ontario. where he founded
the first special language
church for the more than 5000
Japanese in Toronto.
Mr.. Shimomura returned to
Washington after i've years to
study for his decorate at the
seminary. The work was in
terrupted by his death.
Mr.. Shimomura, who lived at
7057 Carroll avenue, is survived
by his wife, the former Eliza
beth Imamoto of Seattle. and
two children. Robert and Diane.
all Of the home address.
He also leaves q brother. Isao.
Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Sir Peter HorIick
WATBOROUGH

MARLBOROUGH. England.
Jan. 80 (P.-Sir Peter Horlick.
40. member of the family which
owns the British Horlick Milk
Co.. died yesterday. He. was
formerly director of the Horlick
company and chairman Of its
Australian branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

MARYSVILLE. Kan. Jan
80 R.-Lynn r. Brodrick. IS
director Of the Kansas High
way Commission, died last
night Of a heart ailment. He
and his father. who died last
week, wereN partners for "a
years In publishing the weekly
Marysville Advocate Democrat
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WILSON, BERTHA JEFFERsoN. On
WEDNESDAY, January ~, 1855. at ths
JEFFERsoN wilson Of 6a5 Prince.
ton pl NV, beloved wife Of othellc
Yvonns wilson she also leave,
% mourn her passing two sisters,
Miss Josephine Jefferson and Mrs
Loretta Nehlett. one brother. Elmors
Jefferson; i've aunts. three .uncles
other. relatives and many friends
Remains resting az the John +
Rhines A Co Funeral Home. aOl
I'd st. sw. Notice OF funeral later
YOUNG, JAMES n. on Sunday. Janu.
70 1874 y.xrs rs y TeslSsne' We 81 /.
survived BY a. devoted sister, Mrs.
Mary Marshall: one aunt. Mrs,
Pauline Kendall other relatives and
friends Mr.. Young may be viewed
at the stewart Funeral Home. 80 X
n y. 10 "ssr. ser ~ nT VII :: hsld
on Friday. January al. al. ] pm. In
tsrment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Dr.. John R. RuIyeu

HELSINKI. Finland. Jan. 80
R.-Dr. John Ross Ralyea. Al,
Of Highland Park General Hos
pital in Detroit. Mich. died
yesterday Of heart failure in
Turku. Southwest Finland. He
arrived a few weeks ago on a
Fulbright fellowship to serve as
q visiting professor at Abo
University.
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MRS. lucene TuIiuferro

WESTPORT, Conn. Jan. 80
R.-Mrs. Lucene @. Taliafer-
70. 70. artist. writer and sculp-
tor. some Of whose paintings
hang In the Corcoran Gallery
OF Art in Washington, d. c.,
died Tuesday. She was born in
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

Mrs. william II. Fitzhugh,
70. . leader In the fight against
juvenile delinquency here. died
Tuesday at her home. 1921
jackson street NE, Of ashearl
ailment.
For 20 years. from 1892 u
1852. Mrs. Fitzhugh taught at
Randall Junior High School
She was originally appointed u
teach problem children. II
those days that meant the So
called incorrigibles. Her jot
was supposed to be to keer
them busy and out of the way
But Mrs. Fitzhugh instead
inaugurated a new program "a
help her charges adjust to q
normal schooling program
She treated each child on q
clinical basis. II psychIatric
medical treatment or additional
clothing and food were needed,
she would see that the child got
1t.
Her work with the incorrigi-
bles started q new program in
District junior high schools.
Now q number of schools have
adjustment teachers. whose
jobs are not Just 10 keep the
tncorrigibles busy. but TO help
them At into the regular school
programs.
Led Campaigns
From 1851 to 1886. Mrs. Fitz-
hugh was director Of q national
campaign for the prevention
and control Of juvenile delin-
quency sponsored by the Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority. During this
period she also led an anti
vandalism campaign in South
west Washington. She had the
cooperation Of some 1000
school children who helped her
convince young vandals that
breaking school windows and
destroying other school prop
erty was stupid. II meant that
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Julius Biree

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 30 (F1.
Julius Birge. 40, secretary of
Bobbs-Merrill Co.. book pub
fishers. died yesterday. He
Joined the firm in 1910 as a
lawbook editor and became Sec
Rotary in l947.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Dr.. Hubert M. Poteut

WAKE FOREST. N. c., Jan.
80 @.-Dr. Hubert M. Poteat.
II. retired professor. author
and Latin scholar. died at his
home last night. He retired in
1856 after a 44-year teaching
career at Wake Forest College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

full-blooded Choctaw Indian
who has reported to have been
the last surviving scout OF Col.
William +. Buffalo Bib Cody,
died Of cancer yesterday at a
hospital here. He was q trick
rider with Buffalo Bills Wild
West Show for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Joseph v. Frnku

COLUMBUS. Tex. Jan. SO
up. - Joseph v. Frnka, n
Judge advocate for the United
States at the Nazi war crime
TRIALS in Munich and q repre-
sentative to the Texas State
legislature from 1921 to 1924,
died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Mrs. Elmo Levinaer

KAILUA, Hawaii. Jan. 80 lF1.
Mrs. Elma Enrich Levinger
70, Of Los Altos, Calf. author
Of more than 80 books for chill
dren. died Monday while visit
ing here with her husband,
Rabbi Lee J. Levinger..
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c e: n. s esSlIk n l TSs ss% ssA: 3:
many relatives. friends and nslRh.
hofa lor the cards. masses. n0ral
tributes and expressions Of sympathy
durinE their recent esrsaysmsnt
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Indian Chief

NEW YORK. Jan. 30 tA7.-
Chief Earl Two Bears. 81. q
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Draths

MEDLEY, ELM0nE. On TUESDAY, Jan
ahrt w igb& q. Mount Alto hps.
ssAi az. sslevsd husSsnd = 81 X kic Sas
Medley and father 81 Charles and
ylyed 6x f9uT sisters. Two brothers,
shsss srsndehlldIen and host =, q I
he siswaTt Funeral Home. 30 Il
a. ne, IRON pm Wednesday.
i hiss:sl " " Funeral and in'''% rs !.
ns .s,;. N q, Ioa M 81. op ssRasy
NV sa s. ~ 81 va You sRhn ai ieihs,
81 drs tsanieY RsTnsre. Mrs.. SARAH
spencer, Mary and John McKenney
grAndfather 81 Mias Agatha. Nehen,
s ass e s,S Ssnsas Ls e ROS 1snd ssr
nafd and Mary n. Mckinney. III
also q survived by two nlecss,. other
Thnrsday. January 10. iEiends err
nss'N rSS :sn = 'ni Funeral neral s SasRs
on Friday, January 81. az pm
q. the Vermont Avenue Baptist
i.r$ mem Lincoln S Es%or ST'' e:$:
n S,9 Y.,,, csA.srs III. On 9s. TIE;
T." M sssHs Beloved 'sh HUSBAND snsi's i
Anla = Modepa and son II Mrs:
iSsW v, Deal Ransrai Home. tsis
S oscrsis s.s nm, ma On Frid is,:r1 y:n
Sriins con Na.lSnsR csas,.p s.''S -
MoDENA. cnARLEs =. Members Of
- b saSnse chAs mssi:., NO vel.
KMNA o saihsr - = pm; Thurs.
Day, January 30. 1895: st
- ic Sia the s'G punSo,. 40 81 con- CON.
somrads, CHARLES g MoDEhA.
wi GfffsS I Il. s SAc6Sdl AS GSnd''
s Ses sss.i sof NJ ss. S q Tapr L
hORDERS. beloved husband OF the
late Florence A. Morders and father
q howara y. Carl J.. Ralph y.
Mrs. Nell N Grimm and Mrs.. Blsnehs
NJ Oarlsm; brother OF Mrs, Minnie
Weaver and Mrs. EudoTa Richardson.
He also Is survived By fourteen Grand.
Sel nsrs1 nd xSnsrs trO %,, the De Vol
1890 pm. thence 70 WssRinstop
sss .,vns win ee held e pm.
tsrmsn, AI NE ni Episs soUsisc church
Cemetery, 81. Marys County. Nd.
MOSS, BERRY. on Wednesday. Jan
HEkRY MOSS Of so7 { 81 sv'
He leaves 70 mourn his passlnG .
devoted sister. four nieees, two neph-
ews and many other relatives and
friends Remains resting At the
POI sd st. So Notes q funeral
later.
MuIERsBAuGH, Z. LAmEUE, SUD
Z. LAHRuE AuTKRaBAu0H OF
lst. 4, 9 Na..rs6aash and mother
EsiinIs 'i siI u. | r Sss' & & o oISii
Mu.eTsbsash of chsn,iiiy, Va. and
Cline y hutsrs6augh Of Franklin
Fsss:on va punsrsI Ous..a y .,s saE Eor:s
Waahinston e.. Falls Church. Va
brood Nethodiss church On saisr-
Day. FeeSuary /. a. pm. Inter
c Gssns o ", Cemetery e ssii'
MuTERsBAuGn ELMIRA l. Mar.
mony Chapter. No. 90. o.
MI g.. vii conduct Eastern
~ star services for our late
~ sister. ELMtHA l. NU-
TERsBAU0H, on Friday,
m January 81. 1898. 1t b
pm. AZ Pearaons Funeral
GEORGIA n THOMPSON.
worthy Matron
MARGARET L. DURHAM. seey
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Crennatoriui

CrematOrium
y. William Lees Sons Go.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
GGb 81 and Mass Ave NE Il $4,000
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CEMETERY LOTS

fORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-spae,
for 2 IN mausoleum. saerihee best
offer Ju b-Bi7s.
J DEslRABLE LOT at National Me-
iij'i : ::siins price il!;' n ~ ~
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J UEUMUE ". Inc mtIn-
bers Of the Federal An
nuitants Relief Assoeia-
ton are hereby notified
OF the death Of oar late
brother. GEORGE W.
BANNISTER. Service
viii Be held ct the
Nineteenth Street Baptlst
FRIDAY. January 81. 1888,
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,o @nayls q o, 4 s,. .gssls!
n. Win Be held IN the Ma.
sonic Temple IL Brisht-
wood on Friday, January
attend the funeral services
late brother. MELVIN r,
ALBERT n. JONES.
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J. ALFRED cCo SLEillSsal s sS.''

,. ALFRED COLLINS. seey.
LOMAx. HESTER Y. suddenly, on
HESTER =. LoMAx OF 2Is3 An
81. ne. devoted wife OF Robert n.
Lomax, She also leaves 10 mourn
their. loss two sons, oeorge y. and
Charles n. Lomax: two sisters, three
brothers and many other relatives
Is festing in the Morris A. Carter
4 Co Funeral Home, sos n 81. nv
Notice Of services later.
LOWE, HARRY MACK. Suddenly, on
Tuesday January ~. 1Db6, al his
HARRY MACK LOWE Hs issye.
Rufus d Love: Two nisess, Ms
RUDY. Common and Miss Lucy Gales
all Of New York City, ~. r.. Other
relatives and many friends also
survive After pm. ,ThuTsday
call at the Morrow A Woodford
Funeral Home. 1899 18th 81. NV
and where services will be held
on Friday, January 81, at pm
the Rev. Mr. James o, West, ir
ofnclating fnterment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery. 80
LyLEs. JEANETTE. suddenly. on
JEANETTE LYLEs. Notice Of III.
neral later ARRANGEMENTS ~ Pet.
worth, Inc, si4 upshur e. NV.
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eIs communicated q
Hiram Lodge. No. 10. p.
a, A. NJ. Il called ct the
Masonic Temple At ~ noon
Prtday. January 81
1888. for the purpose OF
attendins the funeral OF
hrolher. Past Master
R. STRIN0PELLOW.
7 ". BARR. Master. 30
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DAY. January ~. 1855. MARIE IDA
PROVOST. beloved sister OF Alfred
Z. snaU Friends may call a. the
f3I 18th 81. sc. until Friday, Jan
uary 81, ~ y an Reautem mass
81 the Holy Comforter Church AZ
$50 an. Relatives and friends In
vIted. lnterment Mount Onvst Gene
terri.
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j..ssiS . IN lSSs ,.A AEIIHEso S,i aS;
psirfs% station. VI. father Of Mrs.
Dlsnuke:. brother Of Bruce pismuke
Of ecottsburg, Va: Edward Dismuke
ersHs' i b:Mns. SosS Of s south sOs c
ssot.sburs. Va. mrs, wInnis Yovns.
Gertrude white OF Ralsish, NJ e
kI.s S,n %sy s Hdm. hs honsy ave
West, Vienna, Va Services will b.
pm. AZ .bs Fort Masr chapel, In.
terment Arlington National Gene
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ChuIth On FIl1HF' S@E
REV STEPHEN PYos. Pin. secy.
nANNIsTER. GEORGE ". omeers
and members Of the Nineteenth street
Baptist Church are requested 20 AZ
dEOROg w. BANNlSTER. on Friday.
January, 81, 1855. q Use pm
R1x Jerry a.; AooRE. Pastor
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WILLIAMS, yuNIUs L. onieers and
y Hs s%S'sos .r Fl cen No. guy :. Army y
n0M Navy Union, usA. are hereby
E HSsi, Su q 81 f e. @, Fl SH%
" Monday, January - "a. 'iess'
Members viii meet 1t his late resi-
dence on Thursday, January 80, al
s 80 Pm Requiem ,Ss IN, mess Y. !, wiz Be
ole Church, lith and X sts. ne,
terry Respectfully submitted.
ycS8RST y. H hiYTfREnErl od SiG9p 1Sc
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RECTOR. AcHsA WELDON.

S EsSnssat Va. ! .ess2 wsEpp sSi sEc 9
TOR. beloved mother OF Mrs. James
Monet Of WashinGton. d. C: Mrs
Marvin Franklin OF sterling. Va.
ana chsIIie Reetor oI Hsa,.,on
Va; sister Of Mrs. Robert LaWleI
ard ROY B. Payne Of Round Hlli
Va. Frtends may call at the Sud
duth- Moser Funeral Home. warren.
on Friday. January 81. a. pm
intermsnt orlean cemstery. Or.
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DOUGLAS, WILBERT. On Wednesday.
S S.a.s lS IT, wharf, m p DoUo
Sc, devoted husband Of IneT Dous.
las. beloved father Of Cynthia and
Maeie Douglas He also leaves to
mourn his passing other relatives
and many friends Remains resting
81 the John 7. Rhines a Co. Funeral
Home. Dol Sd 81. sW. Notice OF
funeral later.
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DANNlsTER, GRORGE ". MembeFs
e: s' s.T.. T Rss. cI csu.sh a.:
yIssd % attend Ne iue. sal g. on ~
nANNfsTKR. 90 Friday, January ~.
las 81 ~; ssoarsSETs "a p p: SeSssh
MRS BLANCHE r JONES. Seey.
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sTRIN0EkLLOM. JANIS 3 KnLEht

~ 1empiar funeral services
- for our late Past Crane
IN Commander, JAMES r
8TRINOEI.LOW. Will b
conducted By the Crane
Commandery OF knights
ar on Thursday. January SO
CO, Funeral Home. sSoI Itti
l. ALLEN. Grand cOmds