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Crematorium
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4th 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii 3-5"0L
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IT. LINCoLN-6 sites: Mt. Calvary
section: $3.50; will sell singly at
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hospital, MARIAN Z. ELEANOR
HANDY HANDY S9s. Of S9S Eye St, nv the the
the late W A. Handy, sister of
William A., jr., and Robert F. Handy,
Mrs. Mary H. Christensen, Mrs
Georgia H. Fantone and Mrs. Rose
ann Byrd. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th St and
Mass. ave ne, until 9 am. Satur-
day. May II. Mass will be offered
at St. Joseph's Catholic Church
at $3.50 am. Interment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery. l0
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ARNEss, KATHERINE T, on tues.

day, May ~, 1888, at her home,
Isa S+m!sg sYyins 81 SorfsIp HsInd'S Va V kAfR G
ERiNE T.. ARNEss. mother Of Ms,
A. r. Anderson Of Vancouver. Brit
ish Columbia; DIT y. a, Arnsss
Arness and Frank Arness OF Hern-
DON rSS,, w. dagshssT MGr,S1s St MJs Ruth Ruth
grandmother Of Robert Anderson.
Friends may call 81 the Green Fu-
neral Home, Herndon, Va. Funeral
services will be held at st. Tim
othy's Episcopal Church, Herndon,
am. CpsTI interment private -
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ENGLISH. CHARLES A. On rnesdar

May i$. 1855, a Doctors s Hospi,sI.. HHosSHai.
CHARLES A. ENGLISH OF Wood :
bridge, Va, husband Of Mary A.
English, brother OF Mrs Julia LAM
bert, John, Artie. Cleveland, Ray
Lorton, Va Funeral services on
Friday May rs. at pm, at the
Cunningham Funeral Home. Cam
eron and Alfred sts. Alexandra,
va. Interment Mount Comfort
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tuesday, May 1a = 1851, uqs ooRMSN N
the late Herbert Higss, brother Of
Mrs Jacob Bowling and Mrs Alice
LYON. Friends may call at the
ATehart Funeral Home, La Plata,
am am Funeral sei Services @ at A. the c1Io caIo
vary Methodist Church, Waldorf,
Md, at 10 am. Interment Christ
Church Cemetery, Chaptico, Nd
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wednesday, May IA, 1858, at Wash.
ington Hospital Center, KENNETH
p cHANNON. Jr, beloved husband
Of Nancy B. Channon and father OF
Sfpeaf Snsea Tsr.ss sSsns and Mare irene Msps cssn
non; son OF Mrs. Leone Channon
and brother OF Mrs. Jeanne Ed
wards. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
st. NV parking oppositel, where
prayers will be said on Friday, May
Is, at 1890 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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OoMNNELLK M,H 5 5Eo r. T. QP S,sSsf ST,sgssa,yyj .

%'y y sDo I1Sf' sIS .to 4. Nv X D2NSSHIL9 ssS.T y
Mrs, stasla v. Dondero of Silver
Sprlng, Nd. and grandfather OF
John Hilton Donnelly, H., Of Wash
ington, D c. Prayers at the s n
iats iahtss' 81. Co NV. Eunstal uh tIIdsy;. tlI%ds; aey MeaIy
10, At a:3O am parking facill-
ties): thence 10 the Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart, 10th st and Park
I'd. NV where the holy saerlfcs
o. the mass will be offered a
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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.osroN uApv cAsxN snddsrlv

BUSTUN, MAhI UA5h mn. ouuutnIy,
on Sunday. Nay II. 1885: S NARY
PAsh "a sSs Is iosnUE survived By surh' three IS.
tiers, Mrs. stella jackson, Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams and Mrs. Lottie Al
britton one brother, Mr., Robert
Oaskin, and other relatives and
Tisndi sy t1,snds AitsT nav pm e.i Hn9f'o at n:
Latney Funeral Home, 1922 1lth
st. NV. Family may be contacted
at 1921 Z Sc, ne. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. l5'
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DU POINT, HELEN. On wsdnesda,

Do FONT, HELM. On Wednesday,
Ms Nay r. ia5s; at St, E!izabeths
is survived BY one brother, two
aunts, other relatives and friends.
After. 5 pm. Thursday, May is.
friends may call at the johnson
4 Jenkins Funeral Home, 4s04
Georgta ave NV, where funeral
services will be held on Friday, May
l6, at pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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GOBBETT. KATHERINE, on

1UnnEI =, hHIHEhINE. On Iues-
DAY. MAY ID. 1858, at Prince
ERINE GoBBETT, beloved wife Of
Samuel Goblet, mother OF Alice L.
Garner, Josephine Rohrer. David
Gobbett. Rosemary Lechlider and
George Goblet. She also is SUR
vived by fve grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st and Massachusetts ave. ne,
until q am. Friday. Nav 10.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at St.
Ambrose Catholic Church, Cheverly
Nd, ct 10 am. Friday, May l6.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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day, May Il, iaSs, at Waiter Reed
AFRS ATpS HOsPits So RICHARD HEPP sP
andris, Va, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth P. Heppner, son Of Loretta
M. and the late William Francis
Heppner: brother OF Mrs. Marion
at Fort Myer Chapel on Friday,
MAY 10, at 3 pm. Interment in
Arlington National Cemetery Do
nations in Mr. Heppners memory
may be sent to the Heart Fund.
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ASSpERsoE. husband oi the late
Marie Anderson. He also leaves
one SON. two nieees and . host Of
other relatives snd friends: Alter
caii At Boyd's Funeral Home, 1888
10th 81. nv Funeral on Saturday,
May IL, at I. noon, from the
above funeral home lnterment In
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARMSTRONG. LETITIA T. OF 1909
NJ 81, NV, on May y, 1885,. wife
p George X, ,Armstrons, mother o.
Ann Armstrong. Ralph J. and
Thomas J. Vieens. one grandehild
also survives Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5l7 lith 81. Sc.
2n Friday MAY III at 10 an
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BREEN, MARY :. on Monday. May

is. io5s, at GeorsetoEn University
Hospital, MARY J. BREEN Of >
Hesketh ST., Chevy Chase, Md,
daughter Of the late Mr., and Mrs.
wiilism ,. H Bres3, Service; Services e Hon. the
s9Oi l4th st. NV, on Friday,
May IS. at S:45 am, parking IA
cllitiesl: thence to the Shrine OF
the Most Blessed Sacrament Cath
Ollie Church, Western ave. and Que
s.da st; nv; where mass vii Be
Marys Cemetery. Alexandria, Va. 15
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HALL, TYRONE: On SATURDAY, May

HAL 6 DE FEOSE STEYRoSNE Sn Ti,I5aagt HKhf q yii s
ovn9 st. mner s Hs MRS ryancs. s1Tyiyed Masssn sy
berg a devoted father, Elmer Hall:
two sisters, two brothers other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at Horizons Mortuary, 1924
You st. NV where services VIII
pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry
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MONACO, FILIPPr NJ. suddenly, on

Wednesday. May IA, 1858, FiLIPPo
N. MONACO Of 400 oliver St,
Marie Monaco and father of Lucy
Short, Carmela Belk. Fulomena,
lacher, Angelo and Thomas Monaco.
He also is survived by six grand
children Mr.. Monaco rests at the
more ave, HyattsVille. Nd, where
services will be held on Saturday
MAY II, at $50 am: thence to
81. Jerome's Catholic Church
Hyattsville, Md, where mass will be
onered at 2 am. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. i6
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BAMFORD, MARY JEANNETrE. o

pSSsfis' nSsSiIs, Ma. Nay MARY SSi SEANsEFAfE Ani
BAMFORD, beloved wife OF Warren
\, Bamford and devoted mother OF
Warren H.. jr., and james II.
Bamford. Funeral on Thursday,
Nav Is, at 2:3O pm, from the
Taylor Funeral Chapel, l47 GlouceS-
FTiendship. Nd. lb
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sRIIT. JESSIE y. on Tuesday. May !ay

ID, 1865, MRS. JESSIE NJ. BRITT
wife Of John w Britt, devoted
mother OF W. Roger and Jesse Ber-
nard Britt, sister Of Mrs, Emma
Mrs. Lillian Martin. other Tela-
tives and friends also survive. Re-
mains resting with L, E. Murray
a. Son, 1897 10th st. NV Funeral
notice later. l6'
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DOVE. EDwIN FRANCIS. On tues,

OSsE S.y Nav SwM a. hAScis aSs' tSs on Ws.s ySfs.
ington sanitarium, EDWIN FRAN,
CTS DOVE OF 6Ol Oneida pl. NV.
beloved husband OF Lottie Turner
Dove and father OF Edwin T. anc
W. Norman, Dove. Mrs. Laura v
brother OF Aloysuls Dove and Agnei
MagIuder. Friends may call a. thu
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
1901 l4th ST NV. tparking facili.
ssoss cSgyaS Ss5yss' Rdct q 81 c..g rsgi EgiS
Rock Creek Church I'd. NV, or
Friday, May 10, az ~ am. Inter
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. The
family suggests that expressions oil
sympathy be made TO the Hear
Fund
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MILLLK; ~ M. 5DWAKD :. on Wednes;
MILLER OF Huntinetown, Nd, be.
loved husband Of Mrs Edward A.
Miller and father of Mrs. Kenneth
Perry of Huntingtown. Nd, Mrs, c.
and Z. A. Miller. ir.. OF Tokyo,
Japan. Friends may call at the
Harkness Funeral Home, Mutual, Nd /.
where services will be held on
SATURDAY. May II, al 2:30 pm,
tngtown, Nd. II
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OONTATER. JACOB n. On Wednes-
aCspits fss May JEcosi "a i9Ss poxrAa4lEngs Aa5lns n
Va, beloved husband OF Mary P.
Doxtater and father OF Robert II.
Doxtater Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, sS4S Wilson
Services viii Be held on Friday,
May l6. at $3.50 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park.
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HIGGINS, MARTHA LORRAINE

Tuesday, May Ia, iS5S, al he he
Montgomery County General Hos
pital, MARTHA LORRAINE HIG-
GINS. beloved daughter OF ALVIN
l.. Eugene Higgins and the late
Lillian H. Higgins, sister of Mrs.
Helen Perrell of Rockville. Nd
Miss Higgins rests at Gartner's
Funeral Home. GaitherSburg, Md
Funeral services private on Friday,
Nav 10. Interment Forestville
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cA,LuCcI. FRANCESCA. suddenly, or

Wednesday, May 4, 1908, az her
ERhsGEscS SsdSnfs 95 darScf HeTh bsdStS bcHPtG w az
OF the late Ernesto Catucci, mother
Of Henry, Nicolo, Angelo and Pietro
Catucei and Mrs. Robert Gasch.
She also is survived by ten grand
children, Friends may call at the
above residence, where prayers will
be said on Monday, May 10, at
S:l5 am. thence to the Holy Rosary
Catholic Church Sd and F SITS.
NV, where requiem high mass
will be offered ct am. for the
Iepose Of her soul. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Arrangements
BY the Rinaldi Funeral Homo. is
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pitSl, IRENE ALICE Court, be-
loved wife Of Alfred a. ,coutu;
Home oa2l Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Friday. May l6, at $40 am.
thence to the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart, / 9Th St and Park rd NV,
where REQUIEM mass will be offered
at . am. Friends and relatives
invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery 10
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MAY IL, 1858, JAMES W. BARNS
LEY Of Emory lane. olney; Nd
ley and father OF Mrs. Hazel B
Johns and George T. Barnsley, He
also Is survived by nine erandchil-
dren and seven ereat-srandehildren
Friends are invited to call at his
ate residence, where services will
be held on Friday, May IL. a.
pm. Interment Friends Cemetery,
sandy Spring, Nd, In lieu OF how-
eTs, contributions may be made to
the Montgomery County General
HnSnftai
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COHEN, AARON N. On Thursday

c9MFEN' AAES5N AAi65S NNlpoSNn Sn N ThgTSaRy GnaRN
husband Of Bessie q. Cohen and
devoted father of Norman G and
s. Robert Cohen He also is sur
vived BY a sister, Mrs A. Klein
Of baltimore. Nd Funeral services
Funeral Home, 35Ol l4th. ST. NV,
on Friday. MAY l6,. at .:30 pm
Interment Adas Israel Cemetery. In
lieu OF flowers, the family suggests
that contributions be made to the
American Cancer Society. Me-
mortal week at $3.50 Appleton st
NV. lb
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Monday May 1e, 1855 at il IS
am" at aWsshington Hospital Cen;
Pa. ave NV, Mr. Cato was an
employe of the Department OF the
Army Services and interment at
Port Allegany, Pa on Friday,
May Is l5'
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hOoN' REV. ELIZA =. On Saturday,
Hospital REV ELIZA p hlMaesSSs MooM
He Is survived by two sons. Eliza
Moon, ir., and Lewis Coleman
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Plumie Upshsw of Mount Clemens,
Mich, and Perneta Moon OF Phla-
delphia,. Pa one brother, Jabe
Moon Of Chicago, NJ: nieces, neph-
ews and other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the Morrow &
Woodford, Inc, Funeral Home, 1922
ilth St, NV. Notice of funeral
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DoLLMAN. DIR. MAZARIAN e, on
Reed Hospital. DR.. MAzARiAN G.
DoLLMAN OF 1855 Quebec Sd, nv.
s comsss' brctRsr r 81 Ms. Ms Frshs SIalss Van Van
Arsdalss; Mrs y "; wLighi q
scott Ssmpseh Mecomsss' Friends
Funeral % ~ Horne ZOO itthh hias' ~ n w.
after & pm. wednesday, Nav IL
lparking faeilities) Services at
Port Myer Chapel on Friday. May
10, At II an. lnterment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. is
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MEAREs, THOMAS y, OF 1900 y

band Of the late Evelyn c. Meares,
father Of Mrs. Frank K. Atkins,
son Of Mrs. i. 4. Meares and brother
g v. MsaMTts. M A mrs. 6 + 4 N Martinl thd
Mrs. J. A. Thompkins and Mrs. G,
G Noryille. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ st, NV,
on Friday. May 10, at 1870 pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry ia
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ROBERT TAUB, President.
HAROLD B. HUGHES. v. Pres.

RoBERSoN, LEON. on THURSDAY,
MAY MAY Il Sosps 2ST At Lt6S bs Dst5ss soBERsoN Sen
Of 1852. Foote st. ne, beloved hus-
band Of ooldie Robertson, devoted
father OF Christine, Geraldine,
Gloria, Dorothy, Vanca, James,
Tyrone and Leon Robertson, jr. He
also leaves TO mourn his passing
tive sisters, four brothers and
host OF other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines a. Co Funeral
Home, 90l I'd st, sw. Notice Of
funeral later
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Hospital, HENRY MALoNEY OF 36s
n 81 sv devoted father OF Mrs.
Maioney he also leaves TO mourn
his passing Ave sisters, two brothers,
six grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren, other relatives and
many friends, Remains resting at
the John 7. .Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home, Bul 80 st. sW., where friends
may call after 4 pm. Thursday,
May rs, and where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Friday, May
10. al ] pm, the Rev. Fair j.
Jones oficiating. Interment Wood
lawn CemeterY
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Wednesday, May IA, 1858, CLAUDIA
RANSOM WHALEY OF 1921 Kenyon
st. NV, beloved wife Of Lawrence
L. Whaley and devoted mother Of
hss sdob Ehs Dd M1s orobs ME- AHsgsa soenm
Also surviving are six grandchil-
dren. other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Friday. May
la, friends are invited to call at
her late residence. Funeral at II
am Saturday, May ~, from St.
Lukes Episcopal Church, 18th and
Church SITS NV. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery ARRANGEMENTS
by Mcguire. Inc. 10
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y L.
on -W,e'dnesdayi NAV a.. loss
HAMILTON HOUSTON. beloved sol
OF Bland B., lr., and Ann H Hous
ton OF 1918 Erie ST., Adelphi, Md
Ano srandson Of Mr. and Mrs
Bland B Houston. Sr., and Mrs
Charles NJ Hamilton. Gravesid
services on Saturday. May u a
pm. est. al Woodlawn Memo
rial Cemetery, Nashville, Tenn II
preference OF flowers, sympathy ma,
be expressed in the form OF memo
rialS TO the Leukemia Fund, in car
OF Miss Florence Scott, director o
public relations, Children's Hospi
tai 2l25 18th st. NV, Washins
ton, D. c.
JACKSON. LUvENIA. On Wednesday
MAY. IA, 1855, LUVENlA jackson
OF A Crittenden st. ne, belovel
mother OF Mrs. Edna L. Williams
Mrs. Emma r. Thompson and Ed
ward F. Jackson, jr.; daughter o
Mrs. Ella George and sister of Mrs
Eleanor Stubbs, Cadell, Harrison
Dsviu, Otis William and Rober
George. She also Is survived b,
eleven grandchildren, other relative
and friends The late Mrs. jackson
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu
neral Home, 30 H st. ne. after I
pm, Friday, May i6. Funeral Of
Saturday, May II. from the South
crn Baptist Church, 1874 I st
NV. at pm, 1nterment LincolI
Memorial Cemetery. A16
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IEEfERsos. WILLIAM q. NwEErsi,
histrist dsnstai haspltai. william
JIFFEN1ON, brother Of Mft
ss,' sa tssssYSs as .ss ns .s.s eAss ss, Sss.. .,
relatives and irisndi Afisr
Pm yF,sss, Msy 10, gisnds mar
se,h y heyah ,ns,a ssnsral Hone s.;.lasn ls,s
liberty haptsi chafsh. siT sSd
osorsss COUNTY, tI''ss"' F" "'
IoFI,s's;. FI,'...., IAH.s ,sUogsyvs., pr
Jus JOHNS Notice Of funeral
si'::CDl. sSS sIs'pStIR'G'' 6IIs = ali,nlO O'''i %
KING. ANNIE }. on Tuesday. May
ll, 1905, AZ her rcaldenee. hin
Jnkiso. s.iosesaa eaalIiaRt aant y HSm Mr. Ahhs Ahlidss
Alwlne, She also i survived BY
other nephtWs and nieces Funeral
seryleea VIII be held al the Timothy
hAnlon funeFal Home, aaal deor-
s'i on, H''i iIlsrl!Ss e SslsI'e e,asi 5s' hfl
KN0nn, JOIN n of. 1919 ray rd &,
ipSst husbsnd al Eleanof A KnorI'
fathef OF Mrs Robert naranek,
Carol Mae and john kllsNorih KnorT
E,il grandfathef OF Colleen and
Patricia haranek, brother OF Mrs
William uladdie, Henry a.. Phillip
hsmSsf. hGsSas SSniTsip IHOmss' s'rslssi Sssi
Friday, Nay ~. At 1880 pm, Pam.
IN the form OF donations 10 Prince
tsrmsnt PORT Lincoln Cemetery. is
kNoRR, JOHN ., on tuesday, May
Cd ! 81! !: 81 ~
Wlls-f/ Remains resting at Cham
bert' Funeral Home, bk0i
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Friday, May 10, at ESQ pm. Inter-
ment Port Llncoln Cemetery Mem
hers Of the union are invited 10
the funeral services.
ROBERT TAuB, Prrsident
HAROLD y. HUGHES, v Pres.
InaEpH y Inns. GRrV Treas
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LIE FEVRE, STELLA. on Tuesday, May
49, 1888, at her residence, a05
Maple ave- Pals Church, Va:
late Edwin Le Fevre and mother
Fevfe. Friends may call al Pearson's 5
Funeral Home AZ North Washing
ton St, Fails Church, Va. from
ls unsrel services a the Pals
l6. at 10 am. Interment oaU
wood -emetery. lb
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&. l65s;o ai nIs ths IrI;i 6isiTiIsi General
Sd ST, Sc, foster daughter Of Lottie
7 Banks, She also leaves to mourn
her passing three brothers and a
host Of other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John 7, Rhines & Co, Funeral Home,
invited To call after 4 pm. Friday,
May Is and where funeral services
will be held on Saturday MAY ~
at ~ noon, the Rev. B. H Whitins
otilciatinR Interment Woodlswn
Cemetery lb
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sMIIH, UEUhHE. On Wtdhesuay'
May "a. 1865, at his RESIDENCE 6a6
voted husband Of Evelyn smith, be-
loved father Of Pearlie Mae Chan
dler and Margaret Smith: devoted
brother Of Mrs. Ida Mae crisS and
Mrs. Genevieve Eimore. He also
leaves to mourn his passing three
uncles. one brother-in-law, other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. RhineS
n Co. Funeral Home, 90l Sd st
sw, where friends may call after
pm, Friday, Nav l6, and where
Saturday, MAY II, at 2:3O pm.
the Rev. B. H. whiting officiating
sInterment WoodlRWn Cemetery. ia
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Il, 1855 SADIE Pn LENRfT Msefffs'oiy' q sses 4as
Leonard dr, SILVER sprins, Md
SsEUsa SsVsse mother Sf 81 Of p nrs selma asns oueS aeS
and Miss Joan Lenett she also
Is survived by her mother, Mrs
Jennie Baumhorn OF Philadelphia,
Pa. q sister, Mrs. Rose Cohen OF
Philadelphia. Pa. and q brother,
SSDSSipn SS0,ipps. 5ipnorn cniip pur DeSsds sry,. no.
the Bernard Danzansky A. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th St, NV,
on THURSDAY, May lb, At pm
Interment King David Memorial
Garden. Memorial week, S7O0 Leon
ard dr., Silver spring. Nd. Is
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24

The new bungalow recently
finished for Captain Frederick
Johnson, by Ira Walls, of Mil
ton, has been occupied by it's
owner. 1t is located on the
Kings Highway and is very at
tractive.
County Agent Malloy C.
Vaughn, of Georgetown, who
for the past ten years has been
head of the Sussex County
Extension Department, and has
done. much to put agriculture.
on a solid foundation in lower
Delaware, has rendered his
resignation effective March 1.
Prof. c. Russell Snyder. head
of the Agricultural DEPARTMENT
of the Seaford High School, has
been appointed County Agent
to succeed Mr.. Vaughn.
sos
The strong north west wind
which blew so hard last Sat-
urday has caused very low
tides on Lewes Beach and bars
have been bare almost out to
the end of the fishing piers.
Razor blades and CLANS have
been caught i'm large quantities
and are reported very plentiful.
They surely must be plentiful
because Thomas r. Ingram and
William p. Clifton each caught
enough razor blades to furnish
a meal for their respective
families.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24
Big Game Tennis At
Philadelphia Arena

continued from page one) -
ever-colorful Pancho Segura and
stylist Tony Trabert, 1853 and 1866
u. S. amateur titleholder, who will
feature the preliminary singles pro-
grams. In each finale, Segura and
Hoad will oppose Gonzales and
Trabert in doubles.
The two-night tennis program
looms as a crowd-pleasing affair
with the best tennis seen here in
some time.
Now in Australia where they be-
gan their 100-match feud on New
Years Day, Hoad and Gonzales will
return to the United States to play
their first match of the current
series in this country in San Fran
cisco's Cow Palace on Feb. 8th.
From there they move east, land
ing in Philadelphia for their two
day engagement February 10 and
20.
Before leaving for Australia, Con-
zales said he was in Better shape
mentally and physically" for this
tour than any of the last three in
which he has played. The King-Pin
of. the pros, however, stood even
Stephen with his newest challenger
at the end of the first eight matches.
The tour shapes up as one of the
closest of the Jack Kramer pro-
NOTED tennis events.
Newest of the pros. Hoad joined
the play-for-pay boys last July 8th
at an announced $125.O00, 25-month
guarantee. A few days later, he
took part in his first event as a
pro-the Tournament of Cham
pionsH at Forest Hills. But Con-
zales won Even then having money
troubles with Kramer, Pancho fl
nally flew in from the coast to take
part and capture the title.
With his newest acquisition,
Kramer assembled his troupe
without Gonzales) and was off
to Europe on August IL, thereafter
to South Africa, the PHILIPPINES,
Japan and Australia. On his 4
months preliminary tour. Lew Hoad
had the opportunity of matching
strokes with experienced Ken Rose
wall, Pancho Segura and back
in-shape Jack Kramer. which has
made him ready for his. biggest
match of all the 100-match grind
against big Pancho.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pase
and family, have moved from
West Virginia to the jenkins
property near Gravel Hill.
s0~
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Martin, of
Lewes has been appointed a
member of the State Board of
Health to fill vacancy created
by the resignation of Mrs. Anna
Brewington Peters, fOrmerly;a
of Delmar. The appointment
was made Monday by Gov.
Richard McMullen.
zoe
DR.. Annie Jump Cannon, one
of the worlds foremost astron-
omers, a native of Dover, and
DR.. Cecelie p. Gaposchkin, a
colleague, have been given
titled appointments and men,
bership without time limit on
the faculty of Harvard Univer-
sity. These are the only women.
one exception. who have ever
received appointments in the
more than 300 years of the
university's history. DR.. Can
non mas been named William
Cranch Bond astronomer and
curator of astronomical photo
graphs effective as of January
1. DR.. ID. Cannon is distinguish
ed for her classification of the
225,000 spectra described in
the Draper Catalogue of Stellar
Spectra and for her work in
the field of variable stars.