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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

TURNER, OLIVE MYRTLE. On sun,
day AuEust 81. 1858, At ueoEus
Washlngton uniyersity Hospital
OLIVE MYRTLE TURNER. Of p7ll
colesville 3D. Silver Spring, Nd
M ils q Os sass TAo dnTas n aSd Mrs
Catherine o. Phillips sister o. MIS-
William p. Watson and Charles W
and Thomas ? Moulden, She also
Is survived By six granachildfen
Mrs, Turner rests AZ the Warner Z
sia SVe, sI pnsr spri Hs Mc. Ma SSsri
services Will be held on Thursday
September 4, at pm. ttparkinl
taciiitiesl lnterment Epiphany Epis'
sVpal Church Cemetery ForessvinIie
VAN FossAN. FRANCES n. on tues,
ii. VAN EossAN, wife o. jude
c' F RSsSS uSH Srsay q q si Sonas
Br Su usA itrei'y, o. I paytons 'I Beach
Fla Friends may call At oawler
Chapel. 1895 Pa. ave n ", teourtesJ
parSins opposltel after 2 an: Wed ':,;
be held az the National Presbyterian
Church, Conn. ave 1t s., NV
or Thursday, September 4 at pm
terry.
WALLACE. BERTHA L. on sunday
August 81. 1888, MRS. BERTHA l.
WALLACE Of ll5i s g: nv. de.
owing mother Of Mrs. Bessie PaSs
She also leaves 70 mourn their loss
son-iniaw, John Pase and manl
other relatives and friends Aftesr
s. Pm. wsdns;cay septsHn ns.,.
Carter q Co. Funeral Home, sos \
81, NV Services Thursday, septem-
Baptist Church, 26th and P SITS. NV
Rev. augustus Lewis oficiating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery
WILSON. JULIAN D, Rear Admiral
u.s.N. !retg On Monday. septsm'
Ei isl e JULIAN p 3. WILSON aSA u.sS
lretJ, Of "a Harnor rd;. .Hyannis
Mass, husband Of Hazel Hamilton
wilson; Services will be held a
Fort Myer Chapel on Thursday. Sep
fsnSsn National c.ns sHssgnsn fe Ss
do NOT send flowers. Contribution
In hi1 memory may be sent to Cap,
Cod Chapter. Boy Scouts Of Amer.
lea, Hyannis, Mass.
WRIT. ALVIN 3. suddenly, on Mon,
day, September 4, 1888, a. his resi-.
dence, 3l42 ouesada 81. NV. ALVIN
B. WRIT, beloved husband Of Con.
way @ Writ; father Of 1t. Col
Charles A. Writ. y. s. Army, MI
mich. Germany: grandfather Of Pam
Ella Writ and Adrienne Lee Writ OF
Munich. Germany: brother OF Ray
mond r. Writ. washington D. c.,
Ralph H. Writ, Cookeville, Tenn;
Willard d. Writ, Franklin, Tenn,
and Mrs Melva Grass, Nashville
Tenn. Services at the s, H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 t4th st. NV.
on Friday, September 3, at 10 noon
parking facilitiesl, Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
WRIT, ALVIN D. onacers and men,
ru6kpz bers Of Government Print
ing once Post No. 80,
American Lesion, are in
vited to pay their respects
at the 8. II. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 2001 14th st.
NV Legion services vii
be conducted on Thursday, Septem-
Der q, 1858, 1t s pm, by the Ma
tional Guard OF Honor under the
direction Of MAI John LeFoe. Flu
neral services Friday, September B.
at IL noon. Interment l pm. at
Arlington National Cemetery.
JURGEN q. PIPER, Comdr.
STEPHEN N. COOPER, Adj.
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}. J. Liehtfoot, 70, Retired
Lawyer and Businessmen

Iern High School and received
his law degree from George
Washington University.
He entered a real estate
partnership and remained there
until World War 1 when he
joined the Food Administra-
ton. After moving to a position
with the Bureau of War Risk
Insurance, Mr.. Lightfoot be-
gan service with the VA and
was there until his retirement
In 1947.
For many years he was a
director of the Chevy Chase
Building and Loan Association
until that organization merged
with the Perpetual Building
Association. He then became a
member of the board of adj
visers of the Bethesda branch
Of Perpetual ard served in thar
capacity until his death.
Mr.. Lightfoot was a 50-year
member Of the st. Johns Ma
sonic Lodge and belonged to
the Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia.
He leaves his wife. Kathleen,
of the home address, and a
sister, Mrs. Mary l.. Bradford
Of 4701 Reservoir road NV.
Services were to be held at
8 pm. today in GaYler's chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
A private burial service will be
held in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Cyrus c. Fishburn, 81,
Headed Educational Press

torial capacity. She turned to
work with the Junior Red Gross
publications in 1947.
She received her masters
degree from American Univer-
sity and was working toward
her doctorate.
As president Of the Educa-
tional Press Association, Mrs
Fishburn attended the interna.
tional conference Of the Worlc
Confederation Of Organization
Of the Teaching Profession
which met last year in Frank
furt. Germany.
In addition to her other
duties, Mrs. Fishburn found
time to assist the Senior Citi-
zens Of America, an organiza-
ton for elderly people, as con-
sulting editor for its publica-
ton, the Senior Citizen.
AS a member of the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church she
conducted a Sunday school
class and was active in other
church work.
Besides her husband, of the
home address, she leaves a son,
Cyrus c.. jr.. and q daughter
Martha. both also Of the Chevy
Chase residence, her mother,
Mrs. Martha A. Craven and a
sister, Mrs. Dorothy Storey.
both Of Boston. Mass.
Services were to be held at
$3.50 pm. today in the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church. Burial
will be in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Mrs. GIN. Ruffin:
R-Yeor Resident,
Widow of Doctor

Mrs. Bessie Draper Rufin, Q
resident Of Washington since
1918. died yesterday at her
home, 1900 Nineteenth street
NV. She was n.
She was the widow of DR.
George M. Ruffin, a native
Washingtonian, who died in
1887. NHer father, the late
William H. Draper, was 9
former member Of Congress
serving from 1900 to 1912 from
Troy, N. Y, Mrs. Rufhn's birth
place.
Mrs. Ruffin had been a mem
Der of the National Presbyterian
Church since 1918. I During
World War II, she headed the
Red Cross Committee Of the
church. )
She is survived by q daughter,
Barbara Of the home address.
Services will be held at 8
am. tomorrow in the Hines
Funeral Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Troy.
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]. Jerome Lightfoot, 70. re-
tired lawyer Of the Veterans
Administration and an area
bushes leader, died Monday in
Suburban Hospital.
Mr.. Lightfoot was q native
Washingtonian. His home was at
$50 Taylor street in Chevy
Chase. He was q member Of the
1899 graduating class Of West
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Peter K. George,
Former Operator
OF Peanut Shops

Peter K. George. who for
merry operated several peanut
shops in the Washington area
since 1910, died Of cancer on
Sunday in George Washington
University Hospital. after more
than a years illness.
His wife. Constantine. died in
1886. Mr.. George. a Greek inn
mibrant, spent his later years in
activities Of st. Sophia's Greek
Orthodox Cathedral at Thirty
sixth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NV. He had been a
member there for more than
As years.
He leaves a son. Gus, of 5725
SherTier place NV, and 8
daughter, Mrs. Alexander Lynn
ard of Annandale, Va.
Services were to be held at
1880 pm. today at the Deal
funeral home at 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. A special service
was to follow at 2 pm. in the
cathedral. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 4
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Russell Speicher,
CAP Engineer
In Maryland Area

Russell E. Speicher, 80. a field
engineer for the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Co. Of
Maryland, died Of a heart at
tack Sunday while mentioning
with his family in Navarro,
Ohio.
Mr.. Speicher had been with
the telephone company since
1913. He had been a field engi-
neer for the Maryland suburban
area since 1856.
He was born in MaSSilon
Ohio, and was graduated from
Tri-State College in Angola,
Ind. He attended st. Luke's
Lutheran Church in Silver
Spring and was a member OF
the Professional Engineers So
ciety of Washington and the
Pine Crest Citizens Association
He leaves his wife, Marjorie
and two daughters, Sandrs
Leigh and Deborah. all of the
home address at 408 Penwood
road in Silver Spring.
Services were to be held to-
! day In Navarro. 4
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Henri Gognon,
Ex-News Head

QUEBEC, Sept. 3 (APl.-
Henri Gagnon. former presi-
dent OF Canadian Press, died
today. He was rs.
Mr.. Gagnon, a leading figure
in the Canadian newspaper
field. was also former president
of the Quebec Daily lie Soleil.
with which he was associated
for IA years.
He served on the Canadian
Press board Of directors for Is
years and was president from
1888 to 1885. He also served
as vice president Of L'Evene-
ment-Journal. and was a for
mer president Of the Canadian
Daily Newspapers Association.
Mr.. Gagnon was a close friend
of Canadian Prime Ministers,
cabinet ministers and church
leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Mrs. J.W. Munkin,
Pharmacist and
Folklore Writer

Mrs. Virginia Turner Mankin,
writer and. pharmacist, died
yesterday at her home, 20S0
Sixteenth street NV. She
was 81.
She was the widow Of DR.. j.
Ward Mankin, Of Thurmond,
w. Va. At the turn of the cen
tury, Mrs. Mankin entered the
School Of Pharmacy at the Uni
versity Of Maryland while her
husband was studying medicine
in Baltimore.
After securing registration as
"a pharmacist, Mrs. Mankin
opened her own drugstore near
Thurmond and operated it for
IL years. She later wrote two
books on West Virginia folklore,
the more popular one entitled
THE Mountain Code and Other
stories"
Mrs. Mankin was a member
of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution and belonged
to the League Of American Pen
Women.
She leaves a son, DR.. @. Haven
Mankin, Of TOOL East avenue
Chevy Chase; two sisters. Mrs
Alice Meador. Of Bedford, Ind.
and Mrs. James E. King, Rich
mond, Va: two brothers, Prof
w. w. Turner, Of Notre Dame
University, and DR.. John
r. Turner, of San Diego. Calf. !;
two grandchildren and eight
observation-disclosures.
Services will be at 3 pm. to-
morrow in the Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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ing for newspapers and for
Golfers magazine.
Born in Pleasantville, Pa. in
1878. he was graduated from
Allegheny College and entered
newspaper work shortly there
after. His widow, Helen Tai
tmadge Runkle Palmer, survives
him.
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William S. Brady Of Daytona
Beach, Fla.
Services viii be at l pm. to-
morrow in the National Pres
byterian Church. Burial win be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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RodoIfo Subert

MILAN, Italy. Sept. 3 (AP).-
Rodolfo Subert. IS : year. old
dean of Italian antiquarians,
died here yesterday. A former
president Of the Italian Associa-
ton Of Antiquarians and an
authority on part, his advice
frequently was sought by COL
lectors in Europe and America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

PRATT, JESSE @. The family Of MR.
knessisd9ss tie 'H many sxprsssions 3
sgmpsthy received. ,,,ro,,,. ar.u,
AND BOB, SONS.
oURTIs, OSCAR. To the pastor. Of
dcers and members OF Oalbraitl
A N z Zion Church We the fam az.
extend our appreciation, also to Mrs.
Nellie Bea Lancaster, relatives ant
many friends, for cards. telegrams
dorhl expressions, solos and othe
kindnesses during our reeen be
RHopH PAULINE CURTIS AND
FAMILY.
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Dr.. sIoter, Poet

cAPETowN. South Africa
Sept. 3 (AP).-Dr. Francis
Carey Slater, dean of South
Africa's poets writing in Eng
fish, died yesterday at 81. He
was . banker by profession.
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Dratha

ABEL VINCENT t., ST. on Tuesday
september 2, 1855. VINCENT r
ABEIL, sr., beloved husband OF the
late Ellen r. Abell, father Of Sister
Mary Lucy, csc; Eleanor a, Gen.
may call at the Robert A.. Mattingly
Funeral Home l3l 18th St. sc
Notice of funeral later.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Catholie
section. 3 choice sites; Lot 1852, East
Mount Calvary section. with markers;
value, $500; will sacrifice for $3.50.
IA 5-39Sf.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

] William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st and Mass. Ave. Ii. 3-52ot
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nAIlINGrR. ErLWoon r. on SUM

day, August 81, 1858, ELLwOoD r
BAILINGER, beloved father OF Mrs
Ivy q Skowronek Of California ant
Albert r. Balnnger, grandfather o
Alfred NJ Skowronek and Eleanor
r. Mackay Of California. Friend
may call at the Nalley Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave ne. Funeral Thursday. Sep
TENDER 4. at $50 am Thence Il
81 James Catholic Church. wher'
mass will be offered at Q am. fol
the repose Of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. lntermeni
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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EIsHBURN, ELEANOR CRAVEN. 3

Monday, September l.. 1858, Al
her residence, 3410 Shepherd St.
Chevy Chase, Nd. ELEANOR era
VEN FIsHBURN. beloved wife Of
Martha j. and Cyrus c. Fishburn.
jr,i daughter Of Martha A. and the
late George W. Craven, sister of
Mrs. Dorothy Storey. Friends are in
vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Humphrey, Bethesda, Md. Services
Wednesday, September g. at the
Chevy Chase Methodist Church. 6401
Connecticut ave, at $3.50 pm. In
terment Cincinnati, Ohio. 3
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a. and members Of Cissel.
Saxon Post, No. Al, and
the Southern Maryland
Guard Of Honor, the Amer
lean Legion. are hereby no.
tined that services for ouI
late comrade, HOWARD A
ABBATICCHIO will be held at the
Warren ii Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
at 4 pm. on Thursday September
4, 1858. Members please wear uni
forms or Legion cap
ROBERT C. SNOW. ComdT.. Post 4
CATHERINE /. d. MACK, Adj,
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ARsArICcHIo. HOWARD ANTHONY

on Tuesday. September 2, 1913, a
cSEisSsHSn ANr He5SiF'lI ThiSesepaiSf
chic, father Of Toni Anne and Nj
shael 7. Abbatiechio. brother Of Dr.
OF Fort Lauderdale, Fla; Mrs, Cath
crime McGilvey OF Phoenix, Ariz.,
and Father DaTnian Abbaticchio,
Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Abbaticchio rests
Home. SABA deorgia ave. Silver
Spring parking faeilities). Mass
will be offered for the repose OF his
soul on Friday. September 3. at 9:ih
an, at st. Johns Catholic CHURCH
Forest Glen, Md. Interment at Ar
linEton National Cemetery.
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STOBRIED, NATHAN. on Tuesday.
s sa.ripa N1rH sSs q ETssspe !;
1928 9th st. NV, devoted father Of
Of Mrs. Lottie Burgin, Mrs. Dorothy
Hicks, Mr.. william Warren, Mr..
Isaac Warren and Mr.. William Wade.
He also leaves to mourn his passing
other relatives and many friends.
Rhines 4 CO. Funeral Home, sOi5
10Th ST. ne. Notice Of funeral
later
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HURLEBAUS. CORA n. Suddenly, on
Monday. September /. 1883, at
Prince GEORGES County Hospital,
Madison ST., Hyattsville, Nd, be-
loved wife OF George w Hurlebaus,
sister Of William Furry OF Baltimore,
Md: Mrs. Elinor Shinham and Mrs.
George Downing, both Of Sharps-
Pittsbursh. Pa ana Mrs Mary
corby Of Los Angeles, Calf. Funeral
services at the g. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901. I4th st. NV.
on Thursday, September 4, at l pm.
(parking faeilitiesl. Interment Fort
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SMITH, JAMES WILBERT. suddenly
on Friday. August 90, 1858. at Dis
triet General Hospital. JAMES VIII.
BERT SMITH Of 1890 Eads ST. ne.
husband Of Dorthea Harris Smith
son Of Preston E. Smith. brother oi
Elizabeth g. Foster, Eunice N. Dig,
and June T Gardner: stepson Of
Mrs Ethel Smith He also is sur
yiyed by other relatives and mans
September 5, friends may cal a
the Henry s. Washington & Son Fu.
neral Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne
Funeral services l pm, Thursday
September 4, at First Seventh-D
AaVentist CnnIcn' Stn anc s1epnerSS
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma.
tiOnai Cemetery
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TENDER ESQ 1855. At II her rsI reside nee
200 roth st, NV, BESSIE d
RUFFIN. mother Of Barbara Rufnn
Services at the s. H, Hines Co. Fu.
Thursday September 4. at 9 am
tparkins facilitiesl. Interment Troy
n Y.
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gust IS. 1858, LEONARD N. GAY
of 1902 Constitution ave. ne, hus-
band Of Mrs. Christine Gay. Also
surviving are his father, Edwin GAY,
three sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Mrs
Ada Lomax and Mrs. Mildred
Lockett: one brother. oliver Gay,
brother-in-iaw John Hall, other rel
atiRes and many friends. After 5
pm. Wednesday, September 3.
friends may call at the Palmer
Funeral Home. 412 Fl st ne. where
services will be held Thursday, Sep
TENDER 4, at pm. Interment
Wocdlavn Cemetery.
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cARRoLL. REGINALD. On Monday

CARROLL, REGINALD. on Monday
s ssDisTHer REI hsSS q cA EIsedneH d
6I0 2lst st, ne, devoted brother
Of Bessie Carroll. stepSon OF Maggie
Carroll and stepfather Of Leor
Leonard. Also surviving are niece
many friends. After ) pm. Thurs.
day, September 4. friends may cal
al the Brooks a Allen Funera
Home, 18th and Florida ave, NV
where the rosary win be reeited al
$40 pm. Mass will be offered fol
the repose Of his soul Friday. Sep
TENDER 5. at an, az st Benz
dict the Moor Catholic Church
ago 21st st ne. Interment Lincoln
Marnnrinl HemetarY
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TsCHIFFELY, LACEY B. CMrs.). On
Friday. August 20, 1865, at Sub
urban Hospital. MRS. LACEY B
TSCHIFFELY Of 1900 High st..
Chevy Chase, Nd, beloved wife OF
the late Clifton Lee Tschidely:
mother Of Mrs. liberia T. Fish, Mr..
Frederick A. Tschiffely Of Wyoming,
Mrs. Dorothy T. Meyer OF Chew
Chase, Nd She also Is survived By
eleven grandchildren and twelve
great-grandchildren Memorial serv-
ice will be held in the Balch Chapel
GEORGETOWN Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday. September 4. at 10 an
Interment private. 3
TUCKER, HARTWELL r.. ed. In Palt
Alto, Calf, Monday. September
1883, HARTWELL F. TUCKER, I'd.
age IL, son Of Mr., and Mrs. Hart
well r. Tucker Of Menlo Park, Calf
brother Of jeffrey R. and Bruce L
Tucker, both Of Menlo Park; Grand.
son Of Rachel Tucker of Washing
ton. d. c. Native Of Detroit. Mich
Funeral services at IL am. Thurs.
day, September s. at the chapel Of
Roller 4 Hapgood. $50 Middlefiele
I'd. Palo Alto. Interment ealo Alto
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SWAIN, NUGENT. Departed this life
on Wednesday, September 3, 1883,
Mr.. NUGENT SWAIN Of 2029 Clag-
HaI Sl Rrothers F,neSaI Home All III
Florida ave. NV. Notice Of fu-
neral later.
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TAYLOR. AUBREY HENRY. on Nor

day, SEPTEMBER /, is5s. AUBREY
HENRY TAYLOR. 1875 18th st. me-
husband Of Mrs. Susie D. Taylor.
father Of Charles Taylor, brother. Of
Ruth T. Goiens and Alice Taylor
nephew Of Mrs. Mary L. Taylor.
Three grandchildren also survive.
After 4 pm. Wednesday. friends may
call at johnson e. jenkins Funeral
Home. 1904 Georgia ave. NV, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday, at 10 noon. Interment
in Richmond, We.
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SIMON. FRANK J. Of 1914 L st. ne.
on September 2, 1858. husband Of
Mary I. Simon, father Of Mrs. James
NJ lngley and John w. MINIS. Six
grandchildren survive. Prayers at
st. Sc, on Friday, September S. at
$40 am. Mass in Holy Name
Church, 18th and K SITS. ne. at 3
an. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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FREEBURGER. MARY ELIZABETH

Suddenly. on Monday, September /,
1858, at Leonardtown, Md, MARY
Dartmouth ave, Silver Spring, Md .
wife of Elmer L. Freeburger. mother
of Mrs. James C. Campbell, grand
mother Of Mrs. Shelia Simmons and
Kathleen Campbell and sister OIL
Mrs Ella s. Filters. Mrs. FreeburgeI
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Md, where services
will be held on Thursday, Septem-
Der f. at IL am. Interment Fort
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AHINE' nhLrm. ouuoentE on Mvn.
a RhEcE seP ss. Of u 1sSs Ma sAl ss
loved husband Of shirley s. Reece,
father Of Beverly Sue Reece Also
survived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Viletus Reece Of Unity, Nd;
tella, Linda sue. Carolyn and Bren-
da Reece, Quaford, James,. Ray.
Larry and David Reece. Friends may
call at the Roy w. Barber Funeral
Home. Laytonsville. Nd. Services
at pm, Liberty Baptist Church,
Lisbon, Nd. Interment church
cemetery
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A xussst 81. 1855. At her ri resids Hes.
2475 Virginia ave. NV, LOUISE 3.
RoSsIdNOL, sister Of Mrs. Augusta
NJ Binnix OF Washington, D. c..
and Mrs. cecile R. Jones Of Be
thesda. Nd Services at the . II.
ST. NV, on Thursday, September 4,
at q am. parking facilitiesD In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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SIMMONS. ISABELLE TERESA. on
Monday. September 1. 1858, at her
residence, 1921 N. Culpeper s.. Arr
ilngton, Va ISABELLE TERESA
simmons, mother Of Helen Pinkett
and the late Leo Hill. Five grand
children end many other relatives
and friends also survive. Rosary
service at 8 pm. September A, at
Shirlington I'd. Arlington, Va Fu-
neral services 10 am. September 5,
at Our Lady Queen Of Peace Church,
18th and g. Fillmore st., Arlington,
Va. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. A.
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JOHNSON. MILE J.

September l, 1865. at her home
1898 47th st. NV, NELLIE J. JOHN
SON, beloved wife of the late Verr
d. Johnson, mother Of Mrs. Louise
Colon. Mrs. Marian Day. Mrs. Helen
Caldwell and the late Lowell NJ
children, Mrs, Helen Koher and Mrs
Mary. Louise Burke, and three great
grandchildren. Friends are invited
TO call ct the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Md Services Thurs
day, September 4. at the Church oil
the Annuciation, 1850 Mass. ave
NV. where requiem mass will Be
offered at 9 am. Interment Park
lawn CnmaEarY
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DePerlni). On Sunday, August 81
1883, MARY CATHERINE DecHARD
beloved wife Of Joseph A. DeChard
mother Of Harold. Norman. Virginii
walker. Helen Saechino, Haze
Kramer, Doris Flippen, Ruth Carlo
EVELYN Kent, Lorraine McKillen ant
Dorothy Sirk. Friends may call q
the residence Of her daughter, 1901
Minnesota ave. Sc, until Thursday
September 4. at Q am. Requiem
mass at St Dominic's Church, a
9:30 am Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Mattingly funeral service. 3
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Ausust 81, 1855. AZ George Wash.
ineton University Hospital. SUSIE
MAY PRIESTER. beloved wife Of
Meddie Priester, mother Of Emmons
Frederick Barron and sister OF
Stewart Carter. She also IL survived
BY other relatives and many friends.
After q pm. Wednesday September
3, friends may call at Brooks a
Allen Funeral Home, 10th st, and
be held Thursday. September 4, at
pm, the Rev Charles r Fields
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. Family may be contacted
az 1915 ed ST. NV. Telephone CO
5-02lS 3
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seDtemSe rG 3, 1855, GEORGE i Nils
Of l713 West MONTGOMERY ave-. Rock
Vile, Nd, beloved husband Of the
late Elizabeth A. Mills. father OF
Lydia z. Mills and Ora A. Mills,
both Of Washington Grove, Md;
J. Wayne Mills Of Dillsburg, Pa, and
Mrs. Martha NJ Looper Of Rockville
Md. Friends are invited to call
at the Colonial Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Humphrey, Rockville, Md
where services will be held Friday
September 5, at pm. Interment
Forest Oak Cemetery, Gathers
burg, Md. =