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Mrs. Frazier, IS,
Hill Aides Wife

Mrs. Emery L. Frazier, wife
of the chief clerk of the Senate,
died yesterday of a heart at
tack while on vacation in
Chestnut Hills, Mass. She was
.65.
Born in Bowie, Ariz., Mrs.
Frazier, the former Juanita
Kelsey, came to Washington
with her husband in 1888 from
their home at Whitesburg, XIV,
Mr.. Frazier, who has worked
26 years for the Senate, started
as legislative clerk.
Mrs. Frazier was active in
Christian Science here.
In addition to her husband.
of 4611 Verplanck place NV,
she is survived by two brothers,
Leonard Kelsey of st. Peters
burg, Fla, and Sheldon Kelsey
Of Los Angeles.
Services will be held at the
Lee funeral home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE
Arrangements are incomplete.
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James H. FIutIey Dies;
Navy Weapons Chief

OF Merit with Combat v for ex-
ceptionally meritorious service
while operations oficer of Task
Force So. He also received the
Distinguished Flying Cross and
gold stars in lieu Of second and
third crosses while command
ing Air Group 5.
Trimming Director
Since the war. Admiral Flat
ley mas served as training di-
rector at the Corpus Christi,
Tex, Air Station; as command
er Of the Olathe tKans.) sta
ton and as commander Of the
Naval Air Base in Norfolk, Va.
He has also commanded the
small carrier Block Island and
the carrier Lake Champlain,
during which he earned battle
efficiency pennants for the most
efiicient ship in each class.
Admiral Flatley is survived
by his widow, the former Dor
othy McMurray Of the home
address, 4843 Langdrum lane,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Also surviving are four sons.
Ensign James H. Flatley, jr.,
a naval aviator with Squadron
81; Ray Patrick, Brian Anthony
and David Michael, all Of the
home address.
Also surviving are two BROTH
ers, DR.. John Flatley of Kansas
City, Mo-, and Robert Flatley
of Green Bay, Wis, and three
sisters, Mrs. Earl Mueller of
Green Bay, Mrs. William Early
of Marinette, Wis, and Mrs. J,
Mitchell of Milwaukee, Wis.
A rosary service will be held
at the Chambers Funeral Home
3072 M street NV. at 8 pm
tomorrow.
Funeral services will be held
at 9 am. Friday in the Fort
Myer Chapel, with Msgr. Maui
rice Sheehy, formerly of Cath
olic University. offering the re-
QUEEN mass. Burial will follow
in Arlington Cemetery.
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the danger Of starting a cas-
cade of loose rock.
Stalled by the precipitous
canyon walls, rescuers called
on an Army helicopter from
TT. Carson, Colo.
'COpter Flies Into Area
The 'copter, piloted by 1t.
Jerry Bunyard of Denver, few
into the area with a three-man
mountaineer crew headed by
1t. Karl Holzel Of Skokie, III.
The rescue attempt-last one
Of the dayAwas turned back
by turbulent air in the canyon.
The helicopter was expected
to land the three mountaineers
near Mr.. Sanders and Mr..
Bewley, then possibly take all
five to safety again.
The shelf where Mr.. Sanders
has been trapped since FRI
day slopes downward at a As
degree angle from the canyon
wall. Below is a-600-foot free
fall to the base Of the canyon.
Mr.. Garver's body was found
lodged in a crevice near the
canyon floor.
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Charles Martin, EmpIoye
Of District Government

Charles E. Martin, SO, en-
ploye of the District Govern
ment's sanitary engineering de-
partment for 10 years, died
Monday after a long illness at
his home, 446 OaKwood street
Sc.
Prior to that, Mr.. Martin
worked for 16 years as an elec-
trical engineer and foreman for
the Stone and Webster engi-
neering firm. During that time
he worked for three years on
the Conowingo Dam on the
SuSquehanna River IN Pennsyl-
vania. He was also night fore
man on the Severn River bridge
construction at Annapolis, Md.
He was a member of the
Douglas Memorial Church here
for rs years and was a trustee
before his death. He was also
an active member of the Con-
gress Heights Citizens Assocla-
ton.
Mr.. Martin was a 32d de-
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stranded man. Winds thwarted
a helicopter rescue at dusk yes
terday.
The body was identified by
rescuers as that OF william E.
Carver. 38. auditor for the Uni
versity Of New Mexico.
Fell From Trail
Mr.. Carver and John Sanders,
IS. of Albuquerque were re-
turning from a fishing trip
when they apparently fell from
"a perilous mountain trail last
Friday.
Yesterday Don Bewley, %,
scrambled down a lowered rope
and reached Mr.. Sanders on q
ledge 600 feet from the bottom
of the canyon. He gave the
trapped man the first food and
water he had had in four days.
Mr.. Bewley volunteered to go
to Mr.. Sanders aid despite the
danger Of jagged rocks saving
into the rope which supported
him.
Rescue groups had written
of an attempt to reach Mr..
Sanders from above because of
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DrathR

WEST, HARRY FRANKLIN. On Tues.
day, July 8. 1858, HARRY FRANK.
LIN WEST of sos 26th st. NV
beloved husband of Jennie West
and brother Of Miss lola West, Mrs
MAN. man, Charles Charlie; and and Raymond Raymond vest Vest
daughter, Mrs. Doris west Mccain
and many other relatives and .
host Of friends. Notice Of funera
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Malvan
WEST. HENRY. On Monday, July 7
1858, HENRY WEST of "a H st
NV. beloved cousin Of Mrs. saraf
friends also survive. Notice Of
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
WHITE, LYDIA HARRISON MOORE,
HARRfsoNY RRsfHsoSY MookE S5 WHITE HHfffs Of dffP4i4s i4is
ParkWood pl; NV, wife Of the late
Arch s. White mother of Mrs.
Henry r. Bishop, Mrs Mabel W.
Lester W. Dreyer and Mrs, Frank
Polito; sister of Mrs. W T Nicholas
Of Harrisonburg. Va She also is
survived by ten grandchildren and
twelve great-grandchildren Services
aoma, A the ssOl 3 H. FtR Hines St Co. nE TuneTa1 on
Thursday, July 10, at ii am.
parking facilities). Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
ELLA MAY. on Tues.
day, July s. 1855, ELLA MAY
WILKINSON (nee CoIlingsworth oi
1918 independence ave. Sc, wife
of the late j. l.. Wilkinson and be-
loved mother of wilmer E. Wilkinson
and Pearl F. Wood She also is
survived by six grandsons. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, Sl6 H st. me-, where 'sery-
ices will be held on Thursday, July
10, at 1890 am. Interment Con-
gressional Cemetery.
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William BoIentine, Al, Aide
On Security Force of Acc

William R. Balentine, a Sc
surity assistant with the Atomic
Energy Commission, died of
cancer Monday at Walter Reed
Army Hospital. He was Al.
Born in Coatesville. Pa. Mr..
Balentine has been with the
Division of Security Of the
Atomic Energy Commission
since about 1850. He lived at
1904 Colesville road, Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Balentine attended
George Washington University
and worked for the Department
of the Army after he moved to
Washington in 1948. A veteran
of World War II, he was a
captain in the Army Reserve
He was a member of the First
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gree Mason and a member Of
the Darlington MD Lodge.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Violet Rooney of
Cache, Quebec. Also surviving
are a son. Corydon M. Martin
of Hyattsville; a sister, Mrs.
William Sainsbury of Concord,
N. H; two brothers, Roger
Martin of Perry Point, Md, and
George E. Martin of Long
Island. N. Y; five grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services, conducted
by the Rev. Robert Weir of
Mitchelville, Md, will be held
at 1880 pm. In the Simmons
Bros. funeral home, 1861 Good
Hope road Sc. Burial will fol-
low in Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
The family requests that to-
kens of sympathy take the form
of contributions to the Retarded
Children'S Clinic at Georgetown
University Hospital.
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Vice Admiral James Henry
Flatley. So. highly decorated
combat flyer and special weap-
ons chief Of the once Of the
Chief Of Naval Operations.
died today at Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
Admiral Flatley had the
complete title Of head Of the
Special Weapons Branch of
the Strategic Plans Division
and director Of the Naval Air
Warfare Division.
Born in Green Bay. Wis. he
attended st. Norbert's College
in West De Pere, Wis. before
being appointed to the Naval
Academy. He was commits
stoned in 1929.
Served on Enterprise
At the start of World War II,
Admiral Flatley was command
ing officer of Fighter Squadron
10, nicknamed Famous Grim
Reapers." He served on the
aircraft carrier Enterprise at
Guadalcanal. He then COM
manded Air Group S, on the
carrier Yorktown.
In 1914, Admiral Flatley was
air operations officer for Task
Force So, which was in action
at amphibious landings on Two
Jima and Okinawa and carried
out raids on Tokyo and other
Japanese mainland targets.
Among the decorations he re-
ceived during the war was the
Navy Cross for extraordinary
heroism and conspicuous cour-
age while attached to the York
town in the battle of the Coral
Sea. He received the Legion
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Baptist Church of Wheaton,
Md, where he was deacon and
superintendent of the young
peoples department. sc-..
Mr.. Balentine is survived by
his wife, Margaret B. Balentinel
and a son. Robert w., both Of
the home address. and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alan L. Dodd of 1900
Manchester road, Silver SpFing.
Funeral services were to- be
held at $3.50 o'clock today at
the Warner E. Pumphrey fu.
neral home. S434 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring, with burial
at George Washington Gene
terry.
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Joseph VII Ghunimu

VATICAN CITY, July 8 lP.-
The Vatican received word
Tuesday of the death in Bagh-
dad of Joseph VII Ghanima,
II. patriarch of Babylonia of
the ChaldeeS. The patriarchate
has jurisdiction over the Orien-
tai Catholic rite of the Chal-
oees. who adhere to the su-
premacy Of the Roman church.
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Burial at West Point
For John +. CurIey

Burial for John F. Curley, "a,
a retired vice president of a
New York construction firm,
was held yesterday in West
Point. N. Y. He died Of a
heart attack in Larchmont,
N. Y.
The brother-in-law of Miss
Alice Eversmsn, music editor
of The Star from 1888 to 1854,
Mr.. Curley was stationed here
during World War I with a con-
struction group.
Mr.. Curley is survived by his
son, John d. Curley and three
grandchildren, all Of Mamaro-
neck, N. Y.
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Frederick Wierk, 81,
Desioned Quonset Hut

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July
g P.-Frederick Wierk. 81,
who won an award for design
ing the quonset hut, died in a
hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Wierk received an honor
award in 1919 from his alma
mater, Stevens Institute Of
Technology. for designing the
quonset hut-familiar to serv-
icemen with its arching roof
that also serves as sidewalks
and for designing a factory for
the manufacture Of the anti
biotic streptomycin.
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DEATHS
In MFmnrtaiil
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

In MFntnrtattt
BEARss, sEDoNIE. In loving. mem
ory Of my beloved mother. SEDONIE
BEARSS, who passed away seven
years ago. July 8, 1851.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which / will never part,
There's never a day that goes by
without a thought Of YOU, my dear
For your love, deeds and kindness
Were so lovely, they can never be
God has YOU in His keeping.
/ know If you could talk today,
You. whom death has taken away,
Your words would say, BE patient
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. MAR
GUERITE DEMPKISH.
BUTLER, JOHN r. In memory Of our
brother. JOHN R. BUTLER who
passed away twenty years ago to-
day, July .. 1888.
The covers of lfe's book are closed
For one we. loved so we'll.
The loving deeds Of bygone days
Are what its pages tell
DEVOTED SISTERS, ELNoRA AND
HATTIE.
CLIFFORD. MILDRED A. In LOVING
memory Of our dear sister. MIL;
DRED A. CLIFFORD, who departed
this life thirty-seven years age
coRNiEIiA LEE AND vERN1cE.
GRIGSBY, WILLIAM BOWIE. In
loving memory OF our dear bus.
band and father. WILLIAM BOWIE
GRIGSBY. who passed away twelve
years ago today, July Q. 1946.
God saw the road was getting
The hills too hard to climb.
So He gently closed his weary eyes
And whispered Peace be thine.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGH-
TER
HARRIS. RUTH A. A tribute of love
to ,,, the moyy, meWooTyy OF our our me, mother; n:
seventeen years ago today, July
The memory OF some dear, however
Is like soothing melody that
fingers. in the heart
1t is the he perfect r. pst1re oil a ram
1t is the portrait of q past that
cannot ever die.
ETHEL, GENEVIEVE, ANNA MAE,
BLANCHE AND HELEN.
HOWLIN, WILLIAM H. In loving
memory of WILLIAM H. HOWLIN.
who passed away July Q, 1858.
Five years have passed
Since that sad day;
Time takes away the edge OF grief,
But memory turns back every leaf
EMMA.
MACK, BERNARD. In loving mem
ory Of my son. BERNARD MACK
who departed this life eighteen
years ago today, July 8.
In memory's lovely garden,
Where remembered 10y blooms
fair,
Your memory. dear son,
Is the brightest blossom there
OLFUS, ANDREW J. In loving mem
ory of our dear husband and father,
ANDREW j OLFUS, who passed
away one year ago today, July o.
1857.
Memories keep you always near
In our hearts because we love you
You RpDiEVoTEp WIFE. THELMA,
AND DAUGHTER. SANDRA.
YATES, ARTHUR LLOYD. In Iovins
memory Of my dear husband, AR
THUR LLOYD YATES. who passed
away q year ago today, July Q.
1857
Though absent. you are ever near,
Kept close by memories hold
dear:
stii loved. stiH missed. with all my
Through memory We shaA never
pEvorEp' WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Oarn ut Thankn

THOMAS, MR. JOHN FRANK. The
family Of the late Mr.. JOHN
FRANK THOMAS Wishes TO express
their sincere thanks and Apprecia-
tion for their cards, flowers, tele-
grams and cars during their recent
pEvoyTrEp WIPE. IDA THOMAS,
AND FAMILY.
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Rescuers Seeking Man
On Ledge in Canyon

ANTONITo. Colo, July uF-Rescue teams moved today
along routes above ard below trapped shelf
OF rock where he has been prisoner for five days.
One the base Of towering Coneos Canyon found
the body Of the trapped companion yesterday the
heights above them turned back efforts 70 reach the
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"So Well Remembered"

When we can no longer stretch out hand in
friendship sending fIowers-for remembrance
is natural, comforting gesture. There is
then feeling of saying we recall with affec-
tion-that everything we remember is good.
Always, the sending of flowers is gentle solace
to the giver as well as to those who mourn
, for one so well remembered.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Counterstatement Made

Capital Airlines Immediately
issued a statement countering
the Air Force release. saying
"the findings of (CAB) Off
cial investigation will be issued
by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
ANY statements made rela-
tive to the cause of the acci-
dent at this time should be
construed as a self-serving
document"
The Air Force report said pri-
mary cause of the crash was
"the inadequacy of the existing
air traffic control procedures
which allowed two or more air.
craft to occupy the same air
space at the same time and
which relied primarily on the
ability of individual pilots to
see and avoid one another"
The report will be studied by
the CAB analysis division in
making its own findings.
Listed as contributing fac
tors. as well as comprising rec
concentrations, the report said:
/. The system that permits
visual and instrument flying in
the same area be changed to
provide positive control of both
by one agency.
2. Rules be established to
provide adequate cockpit visi-
bility standards.
8. Action be expedited on
development, procurement and
installation of anti-collision
warning devices.
4. All aircraft be painted
with a conspicuous and highly
reflective substance for better
visual perception.
S. All air traffic detection and
control information be assem-
bled for use by one control
agency.
6. Air Force aircraft which
are too small or too inconspic-
uous to show up well on radar
be equipped with devices to
insure adequate radar ref1ec-
ton.
Saw Faint Signal
Air traffic controllers at
Washington National Airport
last week testified before the
CAB that they saw a very faint
signal, apparently the Jet
trainer, near the Viscount but
too late to warn the airliner.
The Viscount was on an
established airway from Pitts
burgh to Baltimore under in
strument flight rules. The jet
was flying out of Martin Air
port near Baltimore on local.
visual flight rules operation.
Witnesses last week testified
the jet appeared to overtake
the Viscount. The Air Force
report concluded that the rela-
tive speed Of the two aircraft
was almost identical at the
time of the collision and that
the jet was in a shallow climb
while the airliner was de-
scending.
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ELMIRA @. HENDERSON, u''''

KEITH, MARY. On Monday, July
Z, 1858, MARY KEITH Of 469
K st. s.w., mother of Daniel Keith,
devoted friend OF Mrs. Viola G, Vail
and Lorenzo Grayson. She also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed
after pm. Thursday, July 10,
at the Barnes q Matthews Funeral
Home, 3619 18th st. NV. Oath
st and Spring rd), where funeral
services will be held on Friday,
July IL, at ! pm, the Rev. B
H.. Whiting oficiating. Interment
Arlington National CemeterY. 10
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kidair Crash
Laid 10 Lack
Of Controls

The lack Of ideal air traff1c
control was cited by the Air
Force yesterday as the cause
of the May 20 midair collision
near Brunswick, Md.
Twelve persons died when a
Capital Airlines Viscount and
a Maryland Air National Guard
jet trainer collided.
The Civil Aeronautics Board,
top agency in determining
causes of air crashes, has not
concluded its investigation of
the crash. The sole survivor
was Capt. julius r. Mccoy, the
jet pilot.
In a report filed with the
CAB, an Air Force investi-
eating board listed six factors
as contributing to the collision,
the first of which was made
quate air traffic control.
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CHERNIkoFE, JENNIE; ir,sSnr on wsanss- wSfpa-

day, July q, 1858, JENNIE CHER
NIKoFF Of 5SO7 Sth st. ne, be-
loved mother of Mrs; Samuel Ginees, s
Phillip and Jack Chernikon. she
also is survived by three sisters,
MIS- Annie Kellner. Mrs Sannie
Sean and Mrs. Bertha Wertliep;
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky a. Sons Funeral Home
1901 14th st. NV on Thursday,
INV 10. al pm, Interment ohev
Sholom Cemetery. 10
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BAYLOR, MARY J. On sunday, July
8, 1855. MARY ]. BAYLOR Of $50
63d 81 ne Apt. i02, beloved wife
Of Steven Baylor and motter OF Mrs.
brother, Samuel Robinson: two nieces,
Miss Sara Carter and Mrs. Ethel
Ray; other relatives and many
friends After t2 noon Saturday
July i2 friends are invited TO call
o. the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV Funeral on Sunday,
July i3, from the Grant Hiil Bap-
tist Church, New Richmond, West
mOreland County. Va, At pm
EST Interment Westmorelend
County Va IL
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KNOTT, WILLIAM 1 suddenlr on

Monday, July 7, 1855. at GEORGE
town University Hospital. WILLIAM
/. KNOTT of 1915 Sherrier pl. NV,
beloved husband Of Charlotte Knott
and father Of Mrs Helen Elmer,
Mrs: Margaret Sears and RAYMOND
/. Knott. He also is survived by
seven grandchildren Funeral from
the De Vol Funeral Home. 1924 Wis
consin ave. NV, on Thursday. July
10, at $40 am; thence to Our
Lady Of Victory Church 1885 Mac
Arthur blvd NV, where requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am.
Friends and relatives invited. In
terment Congressional Cemetery. 8
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JONES, IDA. Ofncers and members
of Richard Howell Gleaves Assem-
bly,, No. ., order Of the Golden
twilight services for L. L. IDA
JONES on Thursday. July 10, 1858,
at pm, at 1909 Florida ave. NV.
Funeral on Friday, July II, at l
pm, from the Florida Avenue Bap-
tist Church, Florida ave, between
9th and 7th sts. NV
CATHERINE A. KIRKSEY.
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cOCOZZELLA, ANDREA.

day, July Z, i95S, at Providence
beloved husband Of Filomena cocoz-
zeila and father Of Antonietta
Iouse. Maria Massa, Tina zarrelli'
neral from the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd,
Sc on Thursday, July 10. at $50
am: thence to the Holy Rosary
NV, where mass will be offered at
q am. for the repose Of his soul.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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cARMIcHARL. sARAH cATHERINE.

on Monday. July Z. 1858, at the
United states Naval Hespltsl gpas9l;v Be Be
cSRsMicHHEL sntsdMaii d saNfH q Nftas g g n &. ne
beloved wife Of Richard L. Car
michael, mother Of Carolyn. BernaI-
dine. Nora and Patricia Carmichael,
devoted daughter Of Mrs. Maggie
ter OF Lewis, Josh and Felix owens.
and granddaughter Of Arthur Evans.
. She also Is survived BY other rela-
tives and friends. The late MIS-
Carmichael may be viewed at the
above residence after pm.
Wednesday. July 8. Funeral on
Thursday, July 10, from Sellers
Chapel. Anne Arundel County, Nd
at / pm Interment Moses Gene
terry. tServices by StewartD
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MOORE, CHARLES WEBSTER. On
WEBSTER MOORE Of i706 Kenil;
worth ave. NV, Apt. 101, devoted
husband of Carrie Moore, beloved
Moore. SON OF jamie Austin. He
also leaves to mourn their loss two
sisters, one brother. other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John T.. Rhines Co. Funeral
may call from s pm. Thursday
July 10. until s pm. Friday. July
IL. Funeral and interment on
Saturday, July IL, at Winston
Salem. N. @. IL
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rLARKE. NOAH EDWARD. on

day. July z, 1865, at his resi-
dence, Poolesyille, Nd. NOAH ED Ed;
OF Mrs. Mary E. CMollie) Clarke
He also leaves one daughter,, Benlah
Mae Harper; three sons, the Rev
Miliard T., Raymond R. and sam
mel T. Clarke: eighteen grandchil-
dren, five great-grandchildren one
uncle Frank Dorsey: one son-in;
law three daughters-in-law and
q host of other relatives ana
friends. The late Mr.. Clarke will
rest at the Snowden Funeral ZONE.
Rockville, Md. after Thursday, July
10 After 10 am. Friday, July
II. body will lie in. state at the
Jerusalem Baptist Church, Pocles-
Vile, Nd. where funeral services
will be held at . pm, the Rev.
/. H. Gray oficiating. Interment
church cemetery. In lieu OF now
ers, the family requests contribu-
tions be made to the Jerusalem
Baptist Church, Poolesyille. Md. 10
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JENKINS, WILLIAM y. "a. on Tues.

day, July s, 1858, WILLIAM r
JENKINS, .Jr., aged So years. for.
merly OF Montgomery rd,, Howard
County. Md, the beloved husband
Of the, late Margaret M. jenkins
tnee Ph9e6uSsl and father Of Rosa
mer and Lorraine McShane Mr.
jenkins. rests at the Howard H
Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 vii.
kens ave, at Leeds ave. Services
on Friday, July H.. at IL am
daily between ? and 10 pm. In
terment Druid Ridge Cemetery, Bal
timnre Nd
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Draiha

MARSHALL, REV. JAMES n. All
members OF the Baptist Ministers
Conference are reauested 70 assem-.
,,.i gle e ,t5hsss ths METROPOLITAN BRpsist 4s,,ls
day. July 10, 1888 al i2 noon.
for the funeral OF the REV. JAMES
u MARSHALL. By order Of the
Baptist Mlnisters Conference.
REV. EDGAR NEWTON, Pres.
REV. JOHN II, RoBiNsoN. secy.
MARTIN, CHARLES 3. on Monday,
July Il. 1853, ct his reAidence. 44o
oakwood 81, s,e,, CHARLES u,
A NsFtin osi4saa fssSsr nuof'1s 81 Gordon " Siof
Martin, brother Of oeorEe II. and
Roger 8. Martin and Mrs. Ida Bains-
bury. He also Is survived BY nve
grandchildren and one great.
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope rd. Sc, on Thurs
day, July 10, at 1880 pm. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IN
isS q 9wess ,s ss,sss.d Pleas mass es,iatsns con-
clinic. GeorEetown University Hoa-
pital.
MATTHEW'S, ERvIL. on sunday. July
8, 1858. ERvIL MATTHEWS q up-
Isabelle is s'ip %atthsEs; VS. father Of Philip
and Charles Matthew. Also sur
vivinR are an aunt Mrs. Cordeila
Matthews. hve grandchildren' otner
Of funeral later. Arrangements oy
Rollins 10
MeCRACKEN, DAVID p. on Tues
day, July 8, 1858; et Pr PToylaepSse l.asTS
5SISVssfi 5sioVed husband S oi TheresS Nc.
cracken and father Of Mary Man
freda, brother Of Mary I, and James
Collins Funeral Home, 3s2l l4th 8,
$50 am. Reayem mass AZ st.
ment N Z. Church South Gene
terry, Alexandria. Va.
McCRACKEN, DAVID P. Members Of
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neral services at the above funeral
home on Thursday, July 10, ct $50
am. REQUIEM mass at 81. oaorieis
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MILLER, HELEN O. On Tuesday, July
&, 1858, at washington HOSPITAL
Center. HELEN Q. MILLER OF ~
Of Raymond Miller and sister, Of
Carl Olsen, Mrs Olga Olsen, Hildur
Olsen Of Escanaba. Mich, and Edith
Crebo Of canaos. services az the
July 10, at s pm. parking facili-
ties). Interment Escanaba' Mich.
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