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I'm Mrmnriant

BoTELER, SUSIE Z, In loving re- e,
membrance Of my dear sister sUslh
BOTHER, who died thirty-onf
years ago. August 10. 1927,
Flowers wither. leaves fan and Die
others forget her, but never shall
SISTER MINNIE
HARROD, FANNIE. In loving mem
DRY Of my sister, FANNIE HAkRoD,
v ssS D1 HSsast aT ic 1852 $780, years
do not need this special day
The days I do not think OF you
Are very hard 10 find.
I often sit and think Of you
When I am all alone,
For memory. Is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
ETrA HSRRoD TWIsDAIE'
our beloved vile. mother and grand
mother, ROSE Z. IANNUCC1. who
left US twenty years ago today, Au-
gust 10 1888. Anniversary mass
at st. Mary's Catholic Church.
We have only q memory dear
we ebsrish our whole life through,
As We treasure the memory OF you
DEVOTED HUSBAND, FELICE:
CHILDREN, MARGUERITE, RAY
MoND AND FLORA: GRANDSON
BUCKY.
KENNEDY, TRAvERs B. In loving
msmory Of ny ,,, 6slcyed wr nu ss.Esd
DEyoTED WIFE IDA L. KEN
Mcleod, FREDERICK J. In mem
DRY Of my dear husband, FRED
ERICK J. MCLEOD. who departed
this life eight years ago. AUGUST
one more has Joined the saints
One remembered always and loved
HIS LOVING WIFE FANNIE Nc
LEoD.
MITCHELL, HELEN q. AND IG-
MATHIS. In loving memory OF our
parents, HELEN q. MITCHELL, Au-
MTTrcHEIL. February "i /. 1914. @
Though absent, you are always near
still loved: still missed stili VerS
There Is not q day that passes
That we do not think Of you.
YOUR CHILDREN.
MITCHELL. HELEN 7. In sacred
memory Of my dear aunt HELEN
Y. MITCHELL, who suddenly de'
day. August 10. 1859
1t is not the tears at the time thai
are shed
Which tell Of the hearts that ar
broken,
But the silent tears IN after YEAR
And rsmembransss sic silently spoken
moss aLFR RET In hh ISyiHsa men: en-;
father, ALFRED J. MOSS VIII
passed away ten years ago today
August 10. 1913
Through. the years, not for todal
Your place within our hearts re-
mains your own.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND chill
POWELL, BERNARD r. In memor,
Of our devoted husband and father
BERNARD r. POWELL. who left q
five years ago today, August 10
1858
Those whom we lose 90 out of sight
but never out Of mind:
They live forever in the hearts O.
those they leave behind.
DEVOTED WIFE, CHILDREN AM
GRANDCHILDREN.
SHOEMAKER. LYDIA r. In loyinl
memory Of our dear mother. LYpIl
r, SHOEMAKER. who departed thiI
life six years ago today. Angus
10. 1852.
All your love and tender care.
Your companionship so rare.
I remember now today,
Although you are far away.
There could never be another
As wonderful as you, dear Mother
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, MARY
FRANCES AND BERNARD.
THOMAS, ALICE AND WILLIAM. Il
memory Of my mother, ALICE
THOMAS, who passed away Angus
10, 1919 and father, WILLIAM
THOMAS, who passed away July 8
1854.
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills too high TO climb,
So He closed their gentle eyes
And Whispered, Peace be thine.
LOVING DAUGHT TER, ADJ
THOMAS.
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Katharine |. McKiever,
Ex-Feoture Editor, Dies

Miss Katharine L. McKiever.
SO. former feature editor Of the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference News Service here. died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital
Miss McKiever. who retired
from the post Of feature editor
for the NcwC News Service
last year after 80 years Of serv-
ice. was stricken a few months
ago with q brain tumor and
had been hospitalized since
then.
Born In Sumter. s. c.. Miss
McKiever was graduated from
Randolph-Macon Women's Col
lege In 1918. did postgraduate
studies in languages at the
Berlitz School and attended
Whites Business College In
Chicago.
For three years. between 1913
and 1918. she taught In Iowa
and South Carolina High
Schools and was also q law
secretary.
Overseas Red Cross Aide
Serving with the American
Red Cross in France between
october, 1918. and May. 1920.
she was researcher and home
communications representative
in Europe. She also directed
the American Red Cross pho
tographic section Of the graves
registration section overseas.
Returning to the United
States, she was employed as
assistant to the business man
ager Of the Square d Co. IN
Detroit from 1922 to 1924. From
1924 to 1927 she was a writer
on the public relations stan OF
the War Department in WASH
ington.
Joining the staff Of NCWC.
the headquarters agency OF all
Catholic bishops in the United
States in 1927. she FIRST served
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Anurilinu

POSIN, ABRAHAM. AND BARBARA
ABRAHAM. There will be q dou.
bic unveiling to the memories Of
ABRAHAM POSIN and BARBARA
ABRAHAM on Sunday, August 10,
1858, at II am. At King David
Of Fails Church, on Lee hwy
Relatives and friends invited
THE FAMILY
KANoFF, SOPHIE s. There will be an
unwilling of q monument TO the
memory Of SOPHIE 8. zANoFF on
noon, at the B'nai israel Cemetery,
St Barnabas and Wheeler rds.,
ooxon Hill, Md. Friends and rela-
tives invited.
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Font" Phantom Of the Opera"
and "Frankenstein."
He directed the star build
up on Wallace Reid. Buck Jones.
Lon CLANCY. Carole Lombard.
Boris Karloh and Deanna Dur
bin.
Miss Durbin had her final
addition at Mr.. Cochrane's
home here. He recalled with
wry humor that another high
school girl was turned down at
this time-Judy Garland.
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Uarn Of Chunks

nAnE, SOLOMON, We sincerely "a.
press our thanks 10 our friends and
neiahbors for the many acts OF
klndneaA and expressions OF sym-
patty extended 10 ua durinR OUT
recent bereavement Also sor me
ssaIutg nSrai .vm 1ssgsss cards spa 'p"
FAMILY or THE LATE SOLOMON
DADE.
MARSHALL. nm. CHARLES A, The
family OF the late DIR CHARLES A.
MARSHALL wishes 10 express their
deep appreciation for the express
slons Of kindness 10 Msgr oineras.
the choir OF 81 Auaustine9 CATH
el sn Church; o. ne cf FiRS ana other
Organizations. many friends and
neighbors for their kind expressions
Of sympathy during their recent
Bereavement THE FAMILY
MARSHALL, WILLIAM A., ~; The
MARSHALL. Jr.,. wishes 70 express
ia sincere gratitude 70 Us many
klnd iEiends, nelgnD9I1s sho rsAst nns
expressions Of sympathy during Us
~ THE FAMILY.
sTROTHER, ALFRED. The family Of
Alfred strother wishes 70 express
their gratitude Tor the klnu eA-
pressions OF sympathy, cards. flowers
and donations and also for the
services Of the Rev. J. ", FAIRFAX
OF the Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church. the Rev. l.. H. NILS, the
Rev. J D Catlett and many friends
and relatives In their hour OF sorrow
THOMPSON. oDELL :, The family
Of the late oDELL I. pop
THOMPSON wishes To. express their
gratitude for the floral tributes and
many cards OF sympathy, and also
for the services Of the Rev. Mount
WELLS, NADIA y. We the family OF
the late NADIA B. WELLS, wish "a
express car sincere thanks 10 the
many friends and relatives for their
kindness and thoughtfulness durine
our recent bereavement.
THE WELLS FAMILY,
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE Z. The fam
lily OF the late CLARENCE T. (ED-
DIE WILLIAMS wishes 10 express
their sincere gratitude and appre-
citation for the kilograms, cards
and beautiful floral pieces, We
thank all our relatives, neighbofs
and friends for their kindness and
loyalty shown in our recent be-
a DEVOTED FRIEND, JEAN.
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With Regard to O
Card OF Thanks

vsy often Q cord Of theak, "
The siai meets . need vhieh con
hordlv be solved W cav Other sov
Not onl, . u . afoclous eHpsession
o. srotiluds 10 those whe hove seat
iloFoi tabuies but olso eoufieousll
acknowledges the services and
kindaessss d me moay 70 shom
q penoaol note u thenks eennoi
veil be moiIed o. whose asms'
aad eddsesses ore not kaosn
Insertion Of o cord Of ihoaks
may Be oHoneed by ,elephcne 10
The siof. ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday sto'
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--3 sites,
lot A. Sec ll1 best cash offer
IA 7-542O
PORT LINCOLN-4 sites, in the Gar
den OF our Lord. GY. 4-3g6e
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Block
W, choice sites. less than cost
KE S-T16i.
LOT FOR SALE in Cedar Hill Gene
terry, reas OF. 4-e302.
CEDAR HILL gravesites. LU,
1-74S6.
FORT LINCOLN choice sites. chapel
section: lot l5a. sites 2 and a.;
value $500; sacrifice best otfer
HE Asst
FORT ITNCOLN-cemetery lot for 4 (;
cash and take over payments. TU.
2-6SS3.
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MOSES, GEORGE W. On wednesday

August 3. 1855. at Philsdeiphia Gen.
eel gsoR HSs r. Mos Rsis 6eoVed brother
OF Mrs Remell Donnelley, No. 3 You
st. NV, and Mrs. Myrtle Holloway,
Marion. s. c. He also is survived by
nieces and nephews and q host OF
other relatives and friends. The body
may be viewed at the church III m
to pm. Tuesday. Funeral services
on Tuesday, August IL, ! pm, at
the Franklin P. Nash Methodist
Church, Lancaster 'rd. and You st.
ne Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
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MORELAND. FENwICK LEE On Fri.

day. August 5, 1858, FENWIcK LEE
MORELAND Of I21 nth st, Sc.
beloved husband of Mary Louise
Moreland lnee Narrower. father Of
Francis l.. ana Fenwick Lee More
land. jr.; brother OF Ella Mae More
land, Annie Fowler and the late
Richard E. Moreland. Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Flu
neral Home, I3l 18th st Sc, where
services will be held on Monday
August IL. at II am. Relatives and
friends invited, Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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GENUS sas SEN iFEN,E on E EEiasy August

s, 1855. JENNIE GENUS Of i44i
Clifton 81 NV. beloved wife Of
George Genus, devoted mother Of
Mary Clark, Margaret Williams, Lu.
ellie Majors and Mildred Forman
sister Of Mary Jones, Birdie Gray.
survived BY eleven grandchiidren
five great-grandchildre other rela.
tiveS and many friends. After II
am. Sunday. August 10, friend,
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel 1892 You st. NV Fu.
neral services at I pm Monday
August II, at the FIRST Baptist
Church. 9th st. and Dumbartor
ave. NV Gnterment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery. 10
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FORD. MARY FRANCIS. On Thurs.

day August Z, 1865, MARY FRAN.
CES FORD Of 1912 Belmont st
NV, beloved mother Of Mrs. Mil
son. Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, Mrs
Loretta Whitaker, Miss Ashby Ford
Richard H. and @. Leo Ford She
also is survived by one sister, Mrs
Bessie Harris: eleven grandchildren
eleven Observation-Disclosures other
relatives and many devoted friends
Remains may be viewed after 4
pm. Sunday. August 10, at the
Joynes Funeral Home, lI6 Massa-
chuSettS ave. NV Funeral mass
at 2 am. Monday, August II, at
the Church Of the Incarnation, 10I2
Browning pl ne. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery
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WESLEY. ROGER B. On wednesday,
August 8. 1858, a Mashington Hos;
Of Mrs. Maggie Wesley and the
late Charles Wesley, devoted brother
OF Mrs. Alma W. CUNNINGHAM and
beloved uncle OF Mrs. Calle c
Murray and Howard Murray, u.
friends may cali At the Henry s.
washington a. Sons Funeral Home.
1925 Deane ave. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, Au-
gust IL. at 1 pm. the Rev o.. W.
colin MemoriaI Cematery. 10
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MoNrGoMERY. JAMIE. on Thurs

day, August z. 1865. al District
6oMERY q iSsS H I1F s.. s'e'. f be-
loved wife of David MONTGOMERY.
Also surviving are four brothers,
johnson: ten nepheWs and nieces,
other relatives and friends After
pm. Monday friends may call
at the Hoffman Funeral Home, 300
9TH st. NV. Funeral Tuesday at
l pm. from the abOve-named fu-
Cemetery
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HARTMAN. HUGH T. On saturda

Angnst 2, I99s. HUGH p. HAIR
MAN of 325 Seth place. Roekville,
Md, beloved husband Of Alice RI
Hartman, brother OF Mrs. Henrietta
1, Harner, Mrs. Mary Z. Dun Mrs
Mamie II. Neal; Mrs. Thelma r
Mrs Mildred c. Thompson, Mrs
Mamie v umberger, Mrs Ella Mac
Hanshaw, Robert D.. riiiman j
and Woodrow W. Hartman. Friend,
are invited to call at the CO.
lonial Funeral Home Of Robert A
Pumphrey, Rockville. Nd, afteI
: pm. Sunday, August 10, vherI
services will be held TUESDAY
August 10, at IL am. Interment
Forest Oak Cemetery. III
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GLAZE. JENNIE MAE. On Saturday

ObALE. JENNIE MAI, On Saturday
AUGUST 2; 1908: at Arlington Hos.
North Oakland St, Arlington, Va
mother of Mrs Lorraine q, Brass.
field Of the home address, sister oil
Mrs. II. Calhoun, Browning
Mo. Two grandchildren also sur.
yive. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
$3.50. ON. Sunday, August 10. Fu.
neral service and interment Brown.
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day August 5. 1865 ETHEL win
HINE MEYER Of Idylwood, Fairfax
County, Va, wife OF John J Meyer
and mother Of Allen and lie Roy
Meyer. She also is survived by
her mother, Mrs Edward s Hine
Friends may call at Parsons Fu-
neral Home, AZ North Washington
St, Falls Church. Va. after 4 ON
Sunday, August 10, where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday,
August 10. at : pm. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery, Frederick,
Md. IL
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ENGEL. FREDERICK A. On satur-

A. ENdEL Of Z 1925 $50 esth A s.. s.e
beloved husband Of Lena NJ Engel
and father of Marie Engel and
Katherine Daisey. Friends may cal
at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, 131 18th st. Sc, where
services will be held on Tuesday
August 10, at II am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery N
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BLACK, PAUL v. OF 4317 Brooks
dr. sgitlsnd Nd N i,. on A " si.cs s
brother OF Mrs. Grace Granger Of
Richmond, Va. and Mrs, Louise
Sheppard OF Bridgeton, N j. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
bi7 18th st. Sc, on Monday, Au-
Sust II. al N am. Interment
Washington National Cemetery.
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BLANKENsHIP. CHARLES. on Thurs Thurs,

day, August 1925, az Walter
SHIP Of IS Columbia ave. Ia;
koma Park Md. beloved husband
father Of Warren H Blankenship.
He also is survived by two grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Car
4 roll St NV parking oppoSite),
where services will be held on
Monday, August II, at 1918 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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McKIEYER, KATHARINE !. on Id

~t daV. August AA J. is5s, kATia IA Inc
ave. nv beloved dsSghter Of
the late John W. and Lille Nc
Kiever, sister Of Margaret p. NJ
Carmel, George R. and Mai Charles
F. McKieyer, USMc. Friends may
1921 14th st. NV. until pm.
Monday. August IL. REQUIEM mass
and interment Sumter, s. c. 10
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FREEMAN. MARY z. TRACY. On s..

q so Aisqs' Home 10 iS0 %asb 81 sae
D. C., MARY E. TRACY FREEMAN,
beloved wife of Edward v. Freeman
Col. USA ret: mother of Edward
", ir. and George T. Freeman: sis
ter of Catherine T Carlan of Brook
Ign, N. Y Friends are invited Ia
cali at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A.
Humphrey, Bethesda, Md, Sunday
August 10. from pm. to 10 pm,
Monday, August IL, from 2 pm. "a
4 ON. and z to 10 pm, Services
Sacrament Catholic Church. 6OOl
Western ave. NV, Tuesday, August
IL, where requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am Interment
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GARNER, NORA VIRGINIA. OF NORTH

Beach. Nd, on August s, 1885
wife OF Robert Garner. mother
daughter OF Mrs. 0ueenie Burrel
and sister of Mrs. James Burrel
and Mrs Pearl Burns Service,
At Chambers Funeral Home. 5I1
lth st. Sc, on Monday, August
II, at pm Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 10
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day, August q. 1858. at Prince
Georges Hospital, ANNIE LA RUE
OWENS, devoted wife Of Horace Z.
Owens, mother Of Claudia ano
Henry and Mrs, Ida Ayers Also
surviving are three aunts. Mrs
Marie Webb. Mrs, Ia Rue Mont.
uncles, Ohio Ayers and Herbert
Ayers; and other relatives an mo many
August IL, friends may call at Union
Methodist Church, Upper Marlboro,
Md, where services will be held
on Tuesday, August IL, at am,
the Rev. John W. Winters ohiciating.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements by Rollins. ii
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sust $. 1858. at the District Gen.
64g II ~ ne beiovsd hushsnd
OF Mrs Priscilla Riggs. Also SUR
viving are three sons, one daughter,
two sisters, one brother, i've step
sisters, seventeen grandchildren,
many other relatives and friends.
After. pm. Monday. August IL,
ington a Sons Funeral Home. 1925
Deane ave ne. Funeral services
TUESDAY. August IL, at > m from
silas Chapel Bristol. Nd, the Rev.
John 7. Evans ofheiatinE Interment
Moses Cemetery, Anne Arundel
County, Nd.
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BOYKIN, ROBERT L. Suddenly, on
Saturday, August 9, 1858, al Prince
Georges General Hospital ROBERT
L BOYKIN, beloved husband Of
Dorothy Boykin, father Of Robert,
|, jr and Richard Boykin. He is also
, Boykin OF Indiana. Friends and
relatives may call at the DeVol
Funeral Home, 2224 Wisconsin ave
NV. Notice OF funeral later.
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day, August s, 1865. at Mary Wash
ington Hospital, Fredericksburg,
Va. KATHRYN s. EBERHART, 50,
She Is also survived hy three daurh-
tiers, Mrs. Evelyn Duncan, Ms.
Gladys Peters and Mrs. Esther Win
free. one sister, Mrs. Alice Kelley;
two brothers. o. NJ and B, E.
Sisson, and ten grandchildren.
neral Home, Oceoauan, Va, where
the rosary viii be recited Monday,
August II, at pm Requiem mass
will be celebrated Tuesday, August
IL. at 10 am. at st. Francis OF
Assist Catholic Church. Triangle,
Va Interment Arlington National
Cemetery at 2:30 pm. II
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WALKER, JOHN A. On Wednesday.
August 9, 1858, at District General
Hospital, JOHN A. WALKER. beloved
husband Of Elizabeth Walker and
brother Of Walter Chatham Of New
York City, N. Y. Also surviving are
other relatives and friends After
pm. Sunday, August 10. 1858,
friends may call at Brooks a Allen
Funeral Home. 18th and Florida
ave. NV, where services will be
held on Monday, August II, at 1
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 10
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lBRANr, MAI. GEN. GERALD CLARK
CARSON, ROBERT, on Tuesday' Au'

. srsI Il HOSPITAL sSii ROBERT CARSON,
husband Of Nellie Carson, He also
is survived oy three brothers, one
sister and a host Of other relatives
and friends The late Mr Carson
may BE- viewed at the Stewart ~.
neral Home, 80 \ st ne after !
xiii he heid on Monday August
ii at I nm, at the Mount Olive
BAPTIST Church. 50th enc re SIS;
ne Interment Carver hemoiial
Cemetery. ~
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DEbOLE, LOUIs, on Frlday, .Augusl
Of Mary Debole. father OF Mrs
Bernie Dupree OF North Carolina,
Frank and Pete Debole Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home.
1921 l4th st. NV on Monday.
august mssS es ;Sp fm ch5 nsSu'e y,
Q am. interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. 10
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Thursday Husast Z, 1865. At h,
Alexandria Hospital. MINNIE "
WAYNE MARTIN. who departed Thu
life after brief illness, Sh'
leaves a devoted husband, Ulysses
one uncle. one aunt and other rela.
tiVes and friends Friends may cal
at the Arnold Funeral Home, 81
North Patrick St., Alexandria, Va.
after 5 pm. Sunday. August 10
Notice OF funeral later.
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gust 8, 1868, at the washington
Center Hospital. LAURA LUCAS. be.
loved wife Of Lanson Lucas ano
stepdaughter OF Mrs. Dora Webster
Also surviving are a foster sister ano
brother. four sisters, six half broth.
ers. one aunt, one uncle and many
other relatives and friends Rela.
tivee and friends are invited 10 cal
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 u
st. ne, after ~ noon Sunday Au-
gust 10. Services viii be held on
Monday, August IL, ct the Mount
ne. At II a m. Interment Woodlavn
Cemetery 10
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day, August z. 1858, at Washington
Hospital Center, JIM W. WHITE
MORE. ST.. Of 991S Markham St,
Silver Spring. Nd, beloved husband
Of Ruth q. Whittemore. father OF
Jim W. whittemore, ir.; son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence c. Whittemore OF
whitteemore go o. s HrVsTcT Tex Il anS
Clyde Whittemore Of Forney, Tex
Friends may call at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st
NV, after 10 noon Saturday, Au-
gust 9. Services at the above fu-
neral home on Monday, August IL
at 8 am. lparking facilitiesl In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
WINTERS. REGINALD L. suddenly
on Tuesday, August 8, 1858, REG
INALD L. WINTERS, beloved sol
OF Mrs. Florine H Winters. on
sister and four brothers also sur
Vive After 4 pm. Sunday, Angus
10. relatives and friends are in
vited 70 call at the funeral HON,
Of Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th ST
sc, Services and interment pri
WOLF, FREDERICK }. (TEDl. sud
q Tx h0- Wolf. S r. SsE p SOSH
wolf of Sl0S shepherd ST.. Chew,
the MacMilier Candle Co in Il
washington Diocese, Requiem mas
s, at ST Benedict's Church, EgRerts
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MCKAY, JOHN HENRY, on Frlday
Neeiey I'd, silver S, Spring, Nd, JOHN
HENRY Mckay, husband Of Eliza
beth c. Mckay, father Of Mrs. Lester
j. Fletcher and John Frederick Nc
Kay, brother Of William, Oscar P
and Andrew p. Mckay and grand
Mr.. Mckay rests at the Warner
Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd
parking facilities) Mass will be
offered for the repose Of his soul on
Tuesday. August IL, ct 10 am. al
st. Camillus drive. Silver Spring
Md. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. IL
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MATTHEWS, JAMEs ARTHUR.

Thursday. August Z, 1855, al
Suburban Hospital. JAMES ARTHUR
MATTHEWS. beloved father Of Don
aid Matthews, brother Of Mrs. Hat,
tie jackson. the Rev. Elwood ant
Elias Matthews. Also surviving arr
two aunts. one uncle and a host Of
other relatives and friends. After
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home. Rockville, Nd, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday
August 70, at pm, the Rev. B p
Han officiating Interment Good
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WILLIAM WALLACk; On
Thursday, August q 1858, WILL
LIAM WALLACE wHEELocK Of 727
washington, ave. Fails Church, Va.
lock. father Of william Wallace
Wheelock. ir., Of North HOLLYWOOD,
Calf: Nancy Ellen and Rachel Ann
Wheelock. brother Of Mrs Marie
Meeker and Mrs. Pearl Fenwiek.
neral Home. 2S47 wilson blvd. Ar
lington, Va, where services will
be held on Monday, August IL, at
2 pm. Interment National Me-
mortal Park. 10
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