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Mrs. ButturH,
Dukotu Pioneer

Mrs. Rolla w. Butturff. -,
a pioneer in South Dakota,
died Sunday Of q heart attack
at her home. 3l26 Sixteenth
street NV.
Mrs. Butturff. the former
Byrde Z. Peeso. and her hus-
band. q dentist. went to South
Dakota in 1903 shortly after
their marriage. The couple
spent q number Of years there
before moving to California,
where DR.. Butturff died. Mrs
Butturn had lived in the Dis
trict since 1912.
She was q past grand matron
Of the Order Of the Eastern
Star.
Survivors include her three
sons, Robert r. Butturff. 1926
N street Sc; Douglas M. But
turf, iii Army Navy drive
Arlington. and Sam Butturff
Wiesbaden. Germany. and i've
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be al
IL am. tomorrow at the st
Stephen and the Incarnation
Church, 1927 Newton street
NV. Burial will be the follow
ing day in Glendale, Calf.
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Adrian D. Worine, II, Head
Of Insurance Firm Here

Civic Society and for IA years
he worked for Community
Chest drives. He also worked
with the Boys Club Of WASH
ington.
Mr.. Warnings Office was at
3408 Wisconsin avenue NV.
He lived with his wife, Mrs.
Alice D. Waring, at 1922 Jen-
ifer street NV. They had
been married As years. There
are no other immediate sur
vivors.-
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at the Robert
A. Humphrey funeral home.
Burial will be in the Parklawn
Cemetery.
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Myron DoshieII,
Insurance Man

SALISBURY, Md, April 2
R.-C. Myron Dashiell. head
Of q Salisbury insurance agen-
cy. died yesterday at PENN
sula General Hospital. He had
undergone an emergency oper-
alton on March 20.
A native Of Cambridge. Mr..
Dashiell years ago operated a
Salisbury cigar store and dis
tributed several daily news
papers in the city. At the time
Of his death. he and his son.
Charles. operated the c. Myron
Dashiell and Son insurance
agency.
Mr.. Dashiell was the brother
in-law Of Delegate Perry o.
Wilkinson, Democrat Of Prince
Georges.
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Louis B. Stickrott,
GPO Pressmun
For 80 Years

Louis B. Strickrott. 90. q re.
tired Government Printing Of
flee pressman. died Monday at
the Washington Hospital Gen.
ter. He suffered q stroke last
July.
Mr.. Strickrott worked for the
GPO from 1910 until his retire.
ment in 1910. He had come to
the District from his birthplace,
Topeka. Kans. He was q Ma
son and past master Of Sloan
Lodge. No. 225. in Topeka.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Mary A. Strickrott Of the
home address. $40 Madison
street NV: q daughter. Mrs
Ruth L. Arnold Of 6206 AIDE
laide drive. Bethesda: q sister,
Mrs. Lima Boutwell, Of Topeka,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral service will be at
1890 am. Thursday at the
Deal funeral home, 4el2
Georgia avenue NV. Burial
will follow in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Leo HiIIeory, D. c. Native
And Banks Realty Officer

his mother. Mrs. Grafton Hille-
airy, ST.. and q sister. Miss Edna
Hilleary, both Of 4l39 Alton
place NV: another sister. Mrs.
Theodore Goldsmith. Of Pet
worth, and five brothers. Nor
man. Of 1902 Eighth street
NE, Grafton, IT.. Of HOO
Twenty-fifth street NV, Mer-
win A.. OF ia Boiling road, Falls
Church, and Donald r. and
william, also Of 4439 Alton
place NV.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered later this month. Prayers
will be said at IL am. Friday
in Birch's Funeral Home. 303l
M street NV, with burial in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
Arlington.
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Adrian d. Waring, 70, presi-
dent Of Insurance Services Co.,
Inc, died yesterday at Sub
urban Hospital.
Mr.. Warning had been an in
surance broker in the WASH
ington area for more than Is
years. He was still active in
the business at the time Of his
death.
A native Of Brooklyn, he
came to the District when he
was Q years old. He attended
schools here and was graduated
from George Washington Uni
versity.
Mr.. Waring was active In
civic affairs. He was q former
president Of the Chevy Chase
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F. J. Henderson,
Store OHiciuI

Furman J. Henderson, 20,
assistant manager OF the
Peoples Drug Store at $3.50
Connecticut avenue NV. died
Monday at his home. 1884 c
street Sc.
Born in Charlotte. N. c., he
had lived here for 20 years. He
was a member of the Church Of
the Brethren. Branch and G
streets Sc.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Henderson. OF
the home address; his mother
Mrs. Flynn Henderson: 9
brother, Jack B. Henderson, and
a sister, Mrs. Parks d. Hunter
all Of Greensboro. N. c.
Services were TO be held al
2 pm. today in the Chambers
Funeral Home. SIT Eleventh
street Sc, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Leo Paul Hilleary. IS. WASH
ington bank ofncer. died Of q
heart attack Monday at his
Alexandria home.
Mr.. Hilleary, real estate Of
ficer Of the National Savings
and Trust Co.. which he Joined
in 1888, was a Washington ma
tive. He received his bachelor
Of laws degree from Columbus
University and was admitted
to the District bar in 1910.
In 1855. he was chosen To
attend the graduate school Of
banking at Rutgers University.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Sally Hilleary, and four
children, Michael, Suzanne
Megan. and Brien, all Of the
home address, 1874 Mark dyiGe;
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dren. Susie Rosalie and Will
liam c. Strackbein, all Of the
home address; her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. N. B. Arnold Of Miami
Beach, Fla; a sister, Mrs. Pa
tricia Ryan of Hialeah. Fla,
and a brother. Robert C. Arnold
Of 1902 North Henderson road,
Arlington.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 am. Friday at the
Joseph Gawler's Sons funeral
home. 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will follow in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Yogi Experiment
FutuI to RecIuse

BOMBAY, India. April 2 (H1,
"A 60-year-old Hindu recluse
was dug UP dead last night
from a pit in which he had
himself buried to demonstrate
his powers Is q yogi.
As hundreds Of disciples
watched, Swami Brahmanand
entered the pit 3 feet square
and 6 feet deep March rs In q
Bombay suburb. The pit was
sealed with planks and earth
and he was to remain until to-
morrow.
The disciples, who had been
singing hymns ceaselessly,
called police yesterday. After
opening the pit they said the
mystic had been dead three
days.
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ROCK NJ ROLL
DIET IS SCORED
BY FARM AIDE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
pa rock n roll diet
is making an under-nour-
ished race out of millions
of teen-agers." says the
president Of the New Jer-
sey Farm Bureau.
Herbert w. Voorhees, told
a Rotary Club meeting yes
terday that soda pop, hot
dogs and soggy potato chips
continue to be the favorite
luncheon among millions Of
the high school crowd"
Mr.. Voorhees,. a member
of President Eisenhower's
Citizens Advisory Commit
tee on the Fitness Of Amer
lean Youth. added:
Its no wonder we find
our boys making poor
showings in physical exams
for Army service and scores
Of our teen-age mothers
seriously affected with
childbirth complications
because of malnutrition."
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David Broekmun

NEW YORK. April 2 (R.-
David Broekman. So. conductor
and composer who wrote the
scores for q number Of movies
and television programs. died of
q heart attack yesterday. A
native Of Holland. he came to
the United States in 1924. and
became q member Of the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra.
Later he served as musical di-
rector for major Hollywood
studios. Recently he created
the musical scores for the NBC-
TV wide Wide World" series.
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OIarn nj Uhanks

Tc.As A. HAEsY TsTI hs H ta9y s s y.
tend their heartfelt thanks to theil
many relatives, friends and neigh.
and other kind expressions Of SYM
pathy during their recent bereave-
MRS. HARRY TOBIAS AND Chill
pREN 1, MIsS T sAnIE A T1SI KS
AND MRS. A. I0KOW
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Funeral Rites Held
For CurdinuI Verde

ROME. April 2 (R.-Funeral
services were held at Rome's
Basilica Of st. Eugenio today
for Alessandro Cardinal Verde,
93-year-old member Of the
College Of Cardinals.
Cardinal Verde. archpriest Of
the Basllica Of st. Mary Major
in Rome. died Saturday night
after Q long illness. Ten cardi-
mails. other high prelates Of the
Roman Catholic Church and
diplomatic representatives ID
the Vatican attended the serv.
ices,
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A. c. Mueenheimer

INDIANAPOLIS. April 2 (E1.
ALBERT c. Magenheimer. Sc.
safety director Of the Indiana
Highway Department. was
killed yesterday in a head-on
crash Of his ofiicial auto and q
semitrailer truck.
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DEATHS
In Mrn1nrtaiii

BETTRRs. IDA ETHEL. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. IDA
ETHEL BETTER9. who left Us one
year aso today. April 2. 1887.
she val, always trying to Do fer
And 90 '' 1ooa to all US.
The gate of Heaven opened,
And God took her home TO rest.
HER HUSBAND. HOWARD BET.
TERg; AND CHILDREN, ANA .I,At
ffAHpI IHHzs z sEDSIAMH rILi sSHF'S SeT:
TIERS.
BUTLER, RAYMOND LEON. In low
band and father. RAYMOND LEON
BUTLER. who passed away. ten
Years aHO today. April 2. le4s.
Memories are treasures no one can
Death i.sv.: hesrtaeh.s nothIns can
som. have have forgotten. nov that
-, you're eone. $3.50
LENoRH. Epf4h AND RAYMOND.
CHASE, AMANDA HUMEs. A tributs
Of love and devotion 70 the memory
Of OUT. mother, AMANDA n. CHASE.
s ssS t ssRsrt's sD shi' NE os srs' years
Sleep on, dear one,
For your toiling 10 past;
Sweet peace Is yours at last.
YOUR SON AND DAU0HTER-IN-
wv v c:HEEsaHo' NAs H. AND FLORA
O4 memory aSS y our a: sf' mo pissn Anvil
years ago today. April 2. 1855
what would we give TO hold youi
Your desf face lust to see.
MbHsss ss never vacant ss1 {, iP ,,s our heart'
oh. how long and sad. the day
YouHiR E To- ia I chI hHSsfi iKeIArH.
d dsIhS kSy JOIN. HEIEN
GAINES. ANTHONY @. W. In sac
- but loving memory Of oul
s ssHIgSCs9T hu .SIssn sRc bSCth G
dAiNES. Who departed tSiI
~ life aftesn years aso today
Time may pass and bring It's changes
Fresh with every. coming year.
But your memory y cherished
rvrN u; VII aiiEs' s sesi sUlf ySss SSss
AND SISTERS, GRACE HUNTEt
AND LoTTIE 0AINAe.
GRIFFIN. MARY Z. COUSIN MARYl
In loving remembrance Of my deaI
mother. MARY b. COUSIN Many
oRIPFfN, who passed away mint
years aso today. April 2. 1919.
Gone nine years, but lsaVins msn'
Death can never take away:
Memories that win always linger
HER I pEv vcSH iS'i pxGohfER. hRs
MABEL LEWIS
HARVEY. IREDERIcK. Ia loylnI
HARVEY, who passed away ON
II, I. .EyS1 'Sss'' ASS%iSl'ohriHsSS'' Au
"G memory Of cur dear father. AN
parted this lie eight years az
bxudHTERe. AGNES. LoRETTI
SHEPARD. EMMA BATTLE. In Low
ms memory q An devoted ...si
sss S" 20 year: $50 today ' ADJ
Pleasant memories Of you are q
DIySfEP, 81, EiicE. MARTHA A
CHlChLOW.
sMALLWOOD. RLIZABkTH. In Low
Ins n memory q 1 NHfrIu Sess moth hn,
passed away sixteen years aeo to
day, April 2, 1919.
Until memory fades and life departs
You H zil li psJ fS5sEfS aS I'LL hearts
THOMAS, MARY '. In memory o
our loving and faithful mother
NARY p. THOMAS, who pasael
away three years ago, April 2. 1885
To-day recalls sad memories
Of . mother some To- rest,
And ne ones who think Of he
Are the ones who loved her best
HER CHILDREN.
WASHINGTON. ELIzABRTH N. Ii
loving remembrance OF our beloved
mother. ELIZABETH II. WASHING
TON, who went home with 90
Twenty years ago today. April 2
We. your devoted daughters, remem
| ner ana pray God grant you
SOU rest eternal until We ioin 20
DEyoTEp pAuoHTERs, Mis-
MARIE WARRINGTON, MIsl
! LULA GROSS.
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Harry r. o'NeiII

YONKERS, N. ". April 2
(R.-Harry r. O'Neill. So. who
formerly drew the comic strip
"Broncho Bill" died yesterday
He was q former sports car
toonist for the Baltimore Sun
and his comic strip "Broncho
Bill" was syndicated from 1925
to 1850 to as many as $50 news
papers. Since 1850 he had
been doing freelance work
He was o native Of Baltimore
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN l,;.l gsIcsts sI esII az II,
i.sigS for further information.
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Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth 81. and Mass. Ave. NE, IL S.bZOV
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r 81 NV NO. 7-0iss
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C. GARNER. President.
n. l. HOYLE, Secretary. 3

CL AsIsh 81 aIr i55s FrHES Cl e cGSsk
formerly OF Mount Rainier. Nd =
beloved wife Of the late edvsrd y
Naiiey's Funeral Home. 1900 Rhode
island ave, at Eastern ave. ne,
where funeral services viii be held
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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Known, DIANNE 3. On MUIgHy'
sIfh DIINN Sss a. At sS eSl5fs:ns; : we:
.dSushter Of RAYMOND H. and Sarah
Brown q wSeston, Nd, Dianne
rests At Tie 2 K. H Hunt .s6r.; 3
ave. NV, until 2 am, Thurs
day. April 8 parking facilitiesl.
Services at the FIRST Baptist Church,
1914 0eorgia ave, wheaton, Nc.
At III am. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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DAY. Aprii !. 1855. a. hls IssIdenes,
S sreaA Ei'''qi Lee S'e cAs sH9''S Beloved
Of Mrs. Enc b Carter and the late
Mr.. Julian C., Carter; brother Of
Rice and Randolph c. Carter. serv-
ices AZ the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 18th st.. NV, on Fri
dav, April 4. ct 1890 ON. park
inr facilitiesl. Interment Arlineton
National Cemetery.
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cAMpEnTTn. sTEvE JosEPR. o

s MSRssE c AsEfH H ss1 Sos sst.
DR., Forestville, Nd. infant son Of
Gene ?. and Mary campeotto. broth.
er Of Lisa Ann campeotto ano
poetic. Friends may call Ct the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th 81. and Mass. ave.
ne. where prayers will be offered on
Thursday. April 3, At 10 an. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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HARLs. CAROLINE 2. q bel4 p7th,
Ion ssS d H q sh: es5P'ii .Ps s. u:
9. W. Martin. daughteE Of Mrs;
frances e. geharDips' Hd Msnain ss6 a
cievslsnS aye. Riysrdals, Ma, Until
Icss and intsr%snt Baseo. IL
LIT A. i5 SSn EEI n e. H SIis MISE IiSs
Flint and Mrs. Nicls .AlIsnW9rth
i i,sss s 2, cha cRsrlss sr mooTsts srsnd
mother Of Mrs. Helen L. joseph ana
Al the Lee Funeral Home. Ath ..
M HliI M :. s:Id s's on sturdy, kpril 5,
fii an. Intermsnt Mount oIlyet
Cemetery.
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HILLARY. LEO PAUL On Monda

H.IsS g, Isss. IEo = FaJ 9TH RiE:
driS. Va, beloved husband q sally
Mary HILLARY. father Of Michael.
son of Mrs. Grafton Hiileary and
orafton J.. Mervin a. Donald n,
and William Hilieary, and Mrs. Mar.
saret ooldSmith. Friends may call
at the Birch Funeral Home, 3O34
day. April .. where prayers viii
be offered on Friday, April 4, ct
IL am, 1nterment Columbia Oar
dens. Arlington, Va. 2
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JONES, JAMES ARTHUR. on Monday

MaIeh 81. 1905. Ia MontgomsIy
ARTHUR JONES. Pslo.ysd husband
Jones. Also SURVIVING are three
nephews, other relatives and friends.
friends may eau At the enowden
Funeral Home, Rockville, Nd. Fu.
n n, I.lo on rrlday. Aprll Z. ~ IN IN.
Rev. y q. Jones oficiating, Inter.
ment church oemetery. .
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March 81. 1858. A. The sESSdaTd
ssRiiss E s.Iss.o WE IN. d KA n. lat.
william Henry chiids. She Is sur
four grSndshildrsn and i've great
grandchildren Remains may be
Anrii . Funeral services will be
held on Thursday. April 2; At
1870 pm, ct smiths Funeral Home.
2II0 18th 81. nv, the Rev. REM
bert ofieiating. Inetrment Paynes
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HINTON. MATILDA. On Tussday

AE zpfi ls5s IHsATILGSHA E EfsfcN
daughter in-IaW Of Mrs. Rmeline
Hinton and slster-in-laW Of Mrs.
sylvia Sims and Andrew Hinton.
Oother relatives and many friends
also survive. Notice o. iuner9l
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DYER, MELVIN RUssELL. OF 423y9
Nash 9. s'ss,,oon VA March n,s 81 , iySs
Of Ma Charles Posey and Russell
I. DYER: grandfather Of Donald r
Posey and Russell L. Dyer; Service!
a. .chamberS Funersl Home. 81
lth st. Sc" on kriday; AAprh NJ,
Cemetery
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hayes. FRANK 2. cap. on sunday
pitai FRANK q CAP HaY YES
father Of Frank Z. Hayes. IT,. and
Amy w Hayes; brother Of II. Dewey
Hayes. Mrs.. LII Queen. Mrs. Jean
l. Birehett and Hattie N. Hayes.
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV,
parking opuositel. where services
win be held on Thursday. April =,
ct 11:45 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Ht DAY. srr!l j. isss. At It "a &. Iils
Np,:inE Home; DYnn sI LasiRs' We;
q att he Ia: winisnma $3.50 4 HEe;nssa" ,
mother Of Mrs. Martha H. Tenny-
son Friends may call At the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st; and Mass
ave ave n.e-rwhsfs services s: VIZ ..
pm. Intermsnt Confessional Gene.
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GAINES. ANTHONY q. W. In sad
49, but loving memory of our
6ER0T, ANTHONY q. W.
GAINES. who departed this
49, life fifteen years aeo today.
April ., 1914.
Time may pass and bring It's changes
Fresh with every eoming year.
But your memory 10 cherished
, II ths hsaEts thss hclf yo1a i Ssss.
AND SISTERS, GRACE HUNTER
AND LOTTIB 0AINHe,
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HENDERsON.> THURMAN J. OF 3a34
c 81. Sc, on March 81. 1855, hus-
S,nd Of y FiI 70. p an HnDes
and Jack B. Henderson, son Of Mrs
Flynn Henderson. Services a
Chamber Funeral Home. B17 11th
St Sc. on Wednesday, April g
coin CENTER.
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dsy, March 81. Isss. MGRoARET
e not SsA y E.r q ri J.esson .ash
ter Of Mrs, Katie Burrell am, sister
o. mrs: Madeline Briscos. ou Le 4,,s
rel. other relatives and friends
day, April 2. ffisnds may call q
the Frazier. Funeral Home, 1883
ices will be held on Thursday,
April 3, at pm. Interment Ar
hnston National Cemetery.
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s son H AaTk ~ s' 81 Fs d.. sEAs
nv. wife Of Audrey J. HAWKINS
Miss ssi Mary HaHkinss AND Andrew. e. Jane
B., Hervin ". CONGRESS, Robert I.
conWell W, and Wister r. Hawkins
Also surviving are two brothers
Arthur Pearson and Walter Bolden
tivss and rn many irisnd S.n'l After .
pm Wednesday. April 2, friends arr
invited to call at the Mcclure Flu
neral Home. 1890 9th ST, NV. Fu
neral on Thursday April g., at /
pm. at Asbury Methodist Church
1lth anc < SITS NV. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 2
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Oc ~, M! !SsS 49, aSR sss 1 e. f Ts.
p BE ps coGAs q lis Oven. 81;
ne, devoted father Of hrs: jessie
Burke, ideIIa, John and Anthan
cowan. He also leaves to mourn
his psssins one sister, other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
CO Funeral Home. sol Sd st. s.w..
where friends may call from =
pm to 3 pm. Thursday. April 3.
Funeral and interment on sunday,
April 8, ct Anderson, .. c.
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GRIFFIN. MARY :; cousin Macy.
mother, MARY y: icousIN NARY
Sssis asc today. April 2. iSlp.
Gone nine years. but lsavinS men
Death can never take away:
Memories that will always linger
While upon this earth We stay.
HER pEvoTED DAUGHTER MRS
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HOPKINS, l.. AlINE. on Monday,
s ss'fh si kLrH sSSf o q sISl: 81 Hs;
late Alexander N. Hopkins, mother
q Mrs Edith II, Littleton Of New
o. Hopkins Of washington. b. G.;
Key :,sr west, Ts f Trisnds Hs mss es
at the g. H.. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol 18th st. NV, after
Z pm. Wednesday. April 2 tpark.
ss isn.1. nom. se on Sso. a. A5 III
4, at $50 am. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. .
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ELLINGTON. ERNEST. on Monday.
March 81. 1868, a. The Di,tSiet
d ptS.r hT r.lstsVs q ana friends also
snrvive. Alter s pm. "wednesday.
Johnson a jenkins Funeral Home.
neral services viii be held on
in nsrnHasti wHoSodiawn csmstsr,.'
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'r ITNS. o. H .R,S SE 's.. fsassES g.
home cLARENcE LYNN STuRpE-
yAMr Of l?siz Georgia ave, Silver
sturdsysnt.- father Of Miss Elizabeth
Hush 6; sturdsvsns and NSs. vlois
s.ss:: Home Z: wssH Sa d.oI RS"O sT:
nay SS Do .i;ii nv; Mn : Il. family from
Sac services nr iiIIsisss Ns H5onsi
Cemetery on Thursday. Aprll g. at
SWIFT, ALFRED IDEALLY. on Tuesday,
April y. 1888, aL his home. 30i
x M:sI nDiri nkA ~ r sH,. Church Va
father Of William II. and Frank L.
swift OF Arlington,. We; Mrs. Doro-
Tssksr and Mrs. judith Alien Of
one SrolS.P ypsfisnf B. 'uI Sviit 81 81
Dasis Chapman, Mrs. Edith Elliott
and Mrs. Matilda Smith Of Van
sTsndchiidrsn and fitssn I arsst,
grandchildren. Friends may call
a. the Pearsons Funeral Home. 452
North Washington St, Fails Church.
held on Friday. April 4. at 10 am.
lnterment oakwood Cemetery. 3
TAYLOR. WILLIAM. on Monday,
March 81; Iess. a. n: DistTlet
IOR, He ls survived BY eight
daughters, i've sons, one sister,
tiyes and friends. After pm
Thursday. April 2, friends may cali
A. the ,gohnson 4 jenkins Funeral
Home. 1900 qeorsla ave, NV. where
funeral services viii be held on
ment Woodiawn Cemetery.
WALL. STEPHEN. DIED on Monday
fssbsn th bs0S Rev sTEHE si.eSy w MAsI
O. N. Funeral on wednesday
March 2, At Paterson, N. j, 40.
pTeciate prayers OF %. c. CHAPTER
~. Bonaventure Alumni
| PERRY McsHlAE.
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)TTiE WALKER. Worthy Matron,
WILLIAM H PARKER,

Worthy Patron,
ALMA JORDAN. Secretary.
HAWKINS. LEAH p. Julia Wallaes
Court. No. q. Ancient Arabic Order
OF Daushters of SPHINX, viii assem-
April 2, 1858. at q ON, to exem.
plify the ritual Of the order In
memory Of our late daughter
MARY =. FLOYD,
Most Worthy Grand Matron.
LESTER HARRISON.
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HAWKINS, LEAH PEARSON. The Of.
n hcers and members Of
T. / !! ] e.:
Xxx der OF the Eastern Star
KINS on Thursday, April
3. 1858, ct J pm, at the Asbury
Methodist Church. 18th and Z
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HUssAR, EDWARD JOHN. On Mon.
day. March 81. 1865. EDWARD
JOHN HUssAR. husband o. Con-
psu ana swsa,I,.m t9 Hpssor snd snr
Of Mrs. Elizabeth vaida. Friends
may call at the 0alWer Chapei
1855 Pa. ave. NV. leourteGy park
ing oppositel, where services will be
an. intsrmsnt kriinaton National
Cemetery.
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day. April J. 1855. At his rest
S S:n't h sa120R TiOn c Ilsa sn9s:Se
bers 81 Asbestos Workers Local.
"a. ara hereby notified that serv-
ices viii be held At the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l 18th st..
1890 pm. Interment Arlington
National cep naSy1s president,
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EoRkkf s sA AsS IT, Master,

BRIGHT. WILLIAM H.. Jr: On Mon:
- day. March 81. 1883, 81
M Suburban Hospital: Re;
"N mains at the Lee Funeral
V, Home, 4th st. and MASS.
ave. ne. Services ct the
above funeral home 81
pm. Thursday, March )
f.Aar..ank Rnck Creek Cemetery.