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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
A Sincere Message
to the
Practical Person
about Making Ones
Omn Funeral ARRANGEMENTS

The thoughtful man or woman-the type who
carefully plans such matters as insurance,
trusts and estates-should give pause to this
sincere message tbout planning ones own
funeral Hundreds Of people have turned to
Joseph Gawler's Sons for these arrangements.
and have derived great personal satisfaction
from this wise move.
The planning and payment for ones own
funeral is a practical approach to an emotional
crisis in the lives of the ones who will survive.
When you remove from them the added burden
of funeral arrangements and payments at the
time Of your death, you are giving them
further reason for cheriShing the memory Of
you and your thoughtfulness.
Over and above this, however, is the very
practical consideration of saving your estate
money. BY paying for Gawler funeral during
your lfetime-either in lump sum payment
or through a monthly payment plan that we
can arrange-you are paying today's price
for tomorrow's more expensive services As
is the case with all services the costs of
funerals have increased over the years, and
there is every reason to believe that they will
continue this trend.
If you are the least bit hesitant about
discussing this matter, please bear in mind
that hundreds of thoughtful and practical
people have come to Joseph Gawler's Sons
over the years and planned and paid for their
own funerals. Many are living today who
have the solemn satisfaction Of knowing that
this problem will never face their family. We
have heard expressions Of deep gratitude from
the survivors Of others who anticipated their
own passing and spared the bereaved many
problems.
Please come in and discuss this most practical
matter in detail, and in confidence or
phone for an appointment.
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In Mrmnrtant

MCINTYRE. OSWALD THEODORE, Ir
S Sy19s o %SRELE TGiHEobossfas r Ms sns
TYRE. who departed this life slS
years ago today, April ID, 1889
Time may come and time may so
LOVINGLY, YOUR WIPE. ANGELA
AND FAMILY
ROBINSON. CLARENCE A. A tribute
OF love and devotion to the mem.
DRY OF my dear husband. CLAIR.
ENCE A ROBINSON, who passed
away four years ago, April -
bT ISsgS WIFE. CARRIE C. ROB
RUsTkN. JAMES A. In memory o.
my devoted nephew. JAMES A. RUS.
TIN, who departed this life Mint
years ago. April Is. 1919.
on the hillside -sweetly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave
Whom loved. but could not save
LOVING AUNT MRS. BESSIE WILL
SAVOY, RACHEL. MANN, In loyinl
memory OF our dear mother, RACHEL
MANN SAVOY, who passed away
sixty-seven years ago, April 10. 1891
She hath passed to the world Of
EDITH IN holy b yMo 5SST th sEvEtt,oN D
savoy. x KioER SAVOY
WILLIAMS. CHARLOTTE sYRENA
N loving memory. of CHARLOTTE
away tventy-three years ago today
April IS. 1925.
We have only . memory. deal
Mother,
We cherish our whole life through
But the sweetness will live forever
As ne treasure the memory q you
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DR.. Stuart Angelo, Dentist,
Son of Mosby CuvoIrymon

DR.. Stuart M. Angelo. 10, a
practicing dentist in Washing
ton for 40 years. died Friday at
Doctors Hospital.
Born in Linden, Va, he was
the son of Frank C. Angelo.
once a member of Mosby's Ran
gers Of Civil War fame.
DR.. Angelo was graduated
from the George Washington
School of Dentistry in 1912.
He was a member Of the Dis
trict Dental Society. He was
a member of Mount Vernon
Masonic Chapter. RAG. Of Al
mas Temple and the testers.
and was a past patron of st.
Johns Lodge, Order Of the
Eastern Star.
He was also a past master
Of st. Johns Lodge No. II,
Knights Templar.
DR.. Angelo had been a mem
Der Of the board Of directors
Of the Washington Medical
Center.
He is survived by a son.
Stuart M. Angelo, jr., Of 1922
Lee highway. Arlington; a
daughter. Mrs. Marshall An
drews Of Sterling. Va; a BROTH
er. Harry Angelo Of Arlington:
and three sisters, Mrs. Chester
Reich of Hyattsville, Md. Mrs.
Henry Hunter of 3945 Connec-
ticut avenue NV. and Mrs.
Fred Per Lee of Arlington.
Services will be at the Hines
Funeral Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV, at IL am. Tuesday.
Burial will be in Columbia
Gardens Cemetery in Arling-
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DEATHS
Annsuneements q
In Mrntnrtart

BROWN. ARNETHA FIELDS. A token
OF love 70 the memory Of my devoted
aunt, MRS. ARNETHA FIELDS
brown. who stole away from me
TRs silent night ia lonely.
There IL no golden dawn,
Because I must remember. dear Aunt
Thst, you ar. really some.
Often ! lie ~ bed and wait.
hen. %sDs 1 R5Es'i from s' me d :s far
SAYING ! am your guiding star,
vi SIEcEEs; US s&S%E sRRfFSf!R
CAMERON, janis N. In loving mem.
GrTy. ,S q our our t stissr and Srandiathsrl
this life hfteen years ago today
Our family Circle circle has been broken.
4 link gone. from our chain;
But though we're parted for awhile,
EARLTNE. FRED AND BRENDA. :
DUNCAN. ADELE PULLIAM. In loving
memory OF our dear sister and aunt,
ADELE PULILAM DUNCAN, who de-
parted thi, lits one year ago today
AApr,l 10, isS,, 40. 4. .,o..A
Just on the other side.
DEVOTED SISTER, BEATRICE
yEnlMMRRSysWR rNBHHssRR. NEPHEW
ogr dear and devoted doctor q. b.
puRANT. who departed this life
Gone from this world Of grief and
sorrow
To. the land Of peace and rest,
God has taken you, our dear doctor,
Where you have eternal rest,
We miss your care.
YOUR DEVOTED PATIENTS, JO-
PETERSON.
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9. F. Lounsbury,
Retired Editor

MILWAUKEE,, April IL R.-
George F. Lounsbury. IS. a for
mer editor Of the Milwaukee
Sentinel and a high-ranking
member of the Masonic Order.
die dearly today. He suffered
a stroke in 1855.
He was chief editorial writer
for the Sentinel until his re-
tirement in 1852. At that time
he was given the title Of chief
editorial writer emeritus.
An honorary $50 degree Ma
son, he was grand master Of
the Wisconsin Grand Lodge of
Masons in 1939-1940 and a
member and past sovereign Of
st. Wilfred Conclave, Order Of
the Red Cross of Constantine,
a high Masonic group.
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laANTZOURIs, GEORGE N. with
deep regret Saints Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox cnuren:
passing away OF Mr.. GEORGE N;
MANTzoURis. He was . member Of
fnHndinS Of the church ct 9th and
G SITS. s.w. He served on the board
Of trustees in the capacity Of presi-
dent for several years and during
his administration IS president was
responsible for the acquiring and
planning Of the new church at It's
present location; SURVIVING nj.
Mant1ouris: four children. Nicholas
@. Mantxouris. Constantine q
MantEouris. Pete q. Mantsouris and
Miss Bessie Mantzouris and six
grandchildren. all Of Washington,
D c. Surviving are also his brothers.
Michael N. Mantzouris Of WASH
sington, d. c., and Demetrios N.
Msntzouris Of Vourvoura, Kynourias.
Greece.
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Col. Roy Vondercook

WILLIAMSON, Mich. April
~ (P.-Coi. Roy c. Wander
cook, "a. first commissioner Of
Michigan State Police, first
Lansing correspondent Of the
Associated Press and longtime
legislative representative for
the Michigan Railroads Asso-
citation, died today at his home
in williamson. He retired from
the railroad three years ago.
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Roth. both Of the home ad-
dress; two brothers. Raymond
D. and Edgar e. Roth, and q
sister, Mrs. Minnie Lehman,
all OF York, and six grand
children.
Funeral services will be at
IL am. Tuesday in York. Burial
will be in Mount Rose Cemetery
there.
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The Rev. James William Da-
Wis. 70. former pastor Of Mount
Calvary Baptist Church in
Rockville. Md, died yesterday
at his home. 807 Westmore
avenue in Rockville.
He was a lifelong resident of
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Anurtlittn

HNKELSTEIN, ABRAHAM T. There
will be an unwilling Of q monument
to the memory Of the late ABRAHAM
r FINKELSTEIN. beloved husband
Of Tauba Finkelstein and beloved
father Of David, jerome, Rose, Sonia.
Norman and Lawrence Finkelstein,
on Sunday, April 20, 1855. at 2
pm at the Adas Israel Hebrew
CONGREGATION, 400 Alabama ave. sc.
Relatives and friends invited.
lfAGER. IRvING n. There will be
an unveiling Of Q monument to the
NAGER. beloved husband Of Fran
ces Mayer. father OF Linda Gail
and Edward Jay Mayer. on Sun
day, April 90, 1858. ct pm,
at Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Riggs
I'd. Hyattsyille. Nd. Relatives and
friends invited.
ROsENDORF. JENNIE n. There will
be an unwilling Of q monument TO
the memory Of the late beloved
JENNIE r. ROSENDORF ct the
Washington Hebrew Cemetery, 1880
Alabama ave Sc, on sunday. Aprii
20, 1883, at 3 pm. Relatives and
friends are cordially invited to at
tend and return to 3216 Military
I'd. NV.
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Darn nf Chunks

81 the late JEREMIAH r. GREEN
wishes to thank our relatives. friends
and neighbors for their many acts
PATTY. cards Of coincidence. teie-
grams, beautiful flowers and to those
who loaned their cars during our
~ THE FAMILY.
KENNEDY. ROSE CECILIA (HoNEYl.
The daughters Of ROSE CECILIA
srest sppr.cisti o 10 iii frf friends 'n and
neighbors for their wonderful ex-
pressions. Of floral tributes and many
other gifts extended TO US during
Rev. Foy and the Rev. Breeze OF
Asbury Church. We want to thank
each and everyone with all our
DHuGHTERs. MARIE KENNEDY
AND SARAH HUNTER.
LEVY. NANNY. The family Of NANNY
.nd V r..t TO s ana rasI
for their cards, gifts and other ex-
pressions Of sympathy during their
recent bereavement.
A4 The LEVY wy PANTY An AND a5l sHfR:
LEY STR1CHARTZ.
Ross. LAURA T. For the many kind
well a. those that made her going
easier TO bear. We thank you all
zETA. WALTER. TRAVOLA. MER-
CEDES AND ALICE.
GUSHING, EUGENE A. The family Of
EUGENE A. RUSHING wishes 10
extend their heartfelt thanks TO
their many relatives, friends and
kind neighbors for the sympathetic
thoughts, generous deeds and floral
tributes during the hours OF their
Bereavement. THE FAMILY.
WELLS. ALICE MIDDLETON. The
fsmily Of the late ALICE MID
our sincere gratitude and apprecia-
tton to the pastor. Moses Lodge.
relatives. friends and neighbors for
the many acts OF kindness. express
sions Of sympathy. cards. telegrams.
flowers and use Of cars We also
wish TO thank the Alexander Pope
Funeral Service for their courtesy
and most efleient assistance during
our recent bereavement
LILLIAN 3. MIDDLETON AND
FAMILY.
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ton. DR.. Angelo had asked
that contributions to the Young
Adult Group, United Cerebral
Palsy Association of Washing
ton, be substituted for flowers.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often Q cord Of thonks h
The Star meets need which cen
hordlv b solved in any other ~oy
Not only is il Q srocious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
floral tributes but also eourteousls
acknowledge the services aad
kindnsssss Of the msay to whom
Q psr.onol note Of thonks eonnot
veil be mailed o. whose aomes
end oddFeses ere not known
lasertisa Of Q card Of thoaks
moy b srransed By telsphons 10
The Stes. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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Petersen. VICTOR cox. On
Wednesday, April .. 1865. at LsI
b Pc v ssntS,1 nv Fps sv Glen Nd.
loved husband Of the late Winnifred
walter P. Warendorh o. Kensinston,
Nd M; ynnds R9bert, v. Pederssn Of
invited 10 cali at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob.
eIt A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd.
where services will be held on sun
DAY. April B. At $50 pm. Inter-
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April II. 1855. At the District Gen.
eral Hospital. NELLO CONVICTION
Of 5000 East Capitol 81. beloved
brother Of Mrs. Laura Harrington
and Mrs. Hazel House. He also Is
survived BY other .Ielatives and
friends The late Mr.. coyington
may be viewed ct the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 H Sc. ne, from
IL noon Sunday. April Is, 10 Z
pm. Monday, April IA. Funeral
and interment Hamlet. N. c. II
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LION ]. The ofdcers and
members OF u Q. Treasury
Post. No. 24OO, Veterans
Of FOREIGN Wars. are hereby
notified Of the death OF
Comrade LEON J. WAR.
NER. Services will be con-
Quoted By the National
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wARNOcK; ALLAN 9. on SATURDAY.
April ~. 1858. at his residence.
4922 North 35th 81, Arlington:
Va. ALLAN Q. WARNOcK. beloved
husband OF Venette Warnoek. son
OF Thomas NJ Warnock OF Farm.
inRton, Utah, and brother Of Ward
T. and William B Of Pennington.
utah; a nd. Mw. RaynSndd, Holmes
call at the Arlington Funeral Home.
3n01 North Fairfax DR.. Arlington,
Va. until $40 pm. sunday, April
Is. Services and interment ogden.
Utah. Is
KATIE. On Saturday.
pital. KATIE WILLIAMS OF 1929
Mack williams. devoted mother Of
Mrs. Alice M Harris, Wachestene
Bogans and William Gleeton. She
also leaves TO mourn her passing
three sisters. one brother, is grand-
children, many nieces and nephews,
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting At the John II.
Rhlnes n Co Funeral Home. a01
3rd 81. s,w Notice OF funeral later
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NICHOLS. SISTER MARY BEATRIcE.

CDR. Suddenly on Saturday, April
u: 1855, 2. Solomons. Nd. SISTER
Of the late Walter and Martha
Nichols. sister OF Irene Curtis and
Gerald Nichols Friends NAV call At
Our Lady star OF the Sea Convent,
6olomons. Nd. until IL noon Sun
day. Funeral mass and interment st.
Ann Convent. Melbourne kentucky.
Memorial mass 10 'am Monday.
April ~. at Our Lady star OF the
Sea Convent. Solomons. Nd.
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day. April ii. 1855. at his home.
M H27 c eiEso5fR5onE or cHR iITfE SITE
husband Of Sadie Frances Otte and
brother Of Mrs. Doris Trinkle. Mrs
Margaret Freed and Clarke c. Otte
Mr. Otte rests at the warner T.
Humphrey Funeral Home. s43A Geor-
gta ave. Silver Spring, Md, where
services will be held on Tuesday.
April Is. at 1870 am parking
facilities, Interment Arlington
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0V Hprii 10. A isss, MAURICE =. COR
BIN. beloved son OF the late Ray
mond and Elvira Corbin. brother OF
Billy r Corbin. Mary Ann Nc
and Nellie Cox: grandson Of Mrs.
Nellie Collins Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home. 1891 14th
st NV. on Monday, April -.
at . pm Relatives and friends
invited Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Is
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"a ssii 10 Lf 1884, at 9 81. T T,.5:ae..
1857 Park I'd NV LEON j.
Esther v. Warner tnee orianil.
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
day. April IL. At ESQ am. Re
QUEEN. mass At the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart at 10 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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hG.p sSs' o & Il b S;ssss S q Scs
K 81. ne, devoted sister OF Mrs.
Johanna Stewart She also Is sur
Q devoted friend. Mrs lola Brooks,
and other relatives and many friends
Family may be contacted at 20l7
Savannah terrace seq Apt. 1903
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange-
ments BY the Robert q. Mason
Funeral Home. Inc. ID
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Honor Guard 81 the Collins Funerl
Home. 3s2i l4th g nv; on Sur
Members OF the v. p. W. are n
MIiiiAM Il inSsMAN. Hdii'
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Dratha

BRACE SUSAN y, on Ssa,d ES,ssy ApTl Il
iinois ave. NV. SUSAN BRACK
beloved mother Of John z. Robin.
e s sss w also ssts Leaves Mr to ASsrt1
Lewis and Mrs. Letitia Jones: one
Granddaughter. Mrs. Dolores Lewis
many nieces and nephews. othel
I mains RESINS SIN ms a the John i
Sd st. .s.w., where friends may cal
from from, 3 pm; nc to pm; M D,5sr,y
Baptist Church, eth and Eye SIS
state from pm. Monday. ..Apri
II. 70 l pm. Tuesday, April Il
be held, the Rev Charles w, Greer
ofictating Interment Lincoln Ne
mortal Cemetery. IA
BOWMAN: MARY M MAY p Or OF
town University Hospital. MARY
MAY B. BOWMAN. beloved wife
Of David Bowman; ST.; mother
q Mrs. Dorothy !, May S snmnnt
HSwsrd B SSTmsn and ss S S q Mrs
GeneyieVe Grimes. Funeral from
the De Vol Funeral Home. 9224
Wisconsin ave. NV. ON Monday,
o ST Lazy q y yissOrs 8 e6ure Gsne fs5S
Macarthur blvd. NV, where requiem
mass will be offered at 9 am.
Friends and relatives invited. In
terment 81. Mary's Cemetery. 1S
BROOKMAN. CAROL ANN. suddenly.
ANN BROoKMAN of las .7th St,
Bowie. Nd. beloved wife g Daniel
Ann Brookman. She also Is sur
vived by her father, Charles T..
Woods: four sisters and q brother
the Gasch Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md,
from 3 pm. to 10 pm. Monday,
April IA. Services and interment
private.
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April 10. isSs. AiucfNDA BRowSiNi
sister Of Mrs. Julia Rock and srand-
mother Of Mrs. LUCINDA Davis, Rich
viving are her Observation-Disclosures
stster-in.law. Mrs. Rachel H.
Smith, and other relatives and
many friends. After IL noon
sunday. April -. friends are in;
Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Funeral
at / pm. Monday, April II. from
the Second Baptist Church. 3rd
st. between H and Eve SITS. NV.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry IS
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THURSDAY. April TO- ias Sco a susu ~
ban Hospital. FRANCES C. NOR
RIs Of l01l4 Parkwood terrace.
Bethesda. Nd. beloved wife Of An
Edward A. Casson. Mrs. Harman
L Spencer and Andrew J, Morris.
f.: sister OF James A. MeEnaney
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A Humphrey. Bethesda.
Nd Services on Monday. April IL.
at the Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, 600i Western ave. NV,
where requiem mass will be offered
at At 10 c. an Interment Fort I'm
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day. April Il. 1858, at her resi-
dence, 300s 18th st ne. EDNA
MAE MccuRDY. beloved wife Of
jane E Metz Of Wilmington. b. c,
and sister OF Fred Southgate OF
West Pain Beach. Fla: Arthur
Southgate Of River SPRINGS. Nd:
Elizabeth De Soto Of Elmhurst. Long
Of Maspeth. Long Island. N Y.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chape'
1885 Pa ave. NV. courtesy park
ing oppositel, where services will
be held on Tuesday, April is, At
II am. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery IL
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rrH r. is ysRA aE Il On e. F FHTsS 3, A By
ths az: sSs ps beloved o Hts q
SSsa II o. 3, wRis ssmSSS va D. ,CCd
William B. Perry " " College ss' Ps saa
Kin9 Of Wise. n C. She She also is i
survived by several grandchildren
Co Funeral Home Z. saoi 14th n e.
IL parking iaeiiitiiesj Services npI Al
the Wise Baptist Church on Thurs
S WI,, ApTii 70 at 2 pm lnterment
PINES, RACHEL. on Saturday, April
III 1855 RACHEL PINES; beloved
Mother 81 d s. Sis Pines Mns Il and PMS s:
Harry 8 Miller OF Atlantic City,
j. Services q the Geier Funeral
Home: 3905 18th q. NV. on Mon
w Shy; hAprii H. a. S;so pm: Intsrmsnt
Ss@stsiy PANTY viii HSS Sc q tSs
Quebec ,t. n'~. apt t'i iSf! $500
RANKIN. ALLEN c. on Saturday,
April ~, 1858, az 0eorEe wash,
ington Hospital. ALLEN c, RANKIN
S q io2 q x 3Sth q; nsW beloved huI.
UsAE. washington. B. g. and bro s'n.
er OF Mrs, William H. Bender OF
F s:y:;: tn! SS SIs. sS q
Funeral Home, ee0I i4th 81. NV.
% p.r 5fIe:d'iy .ci HpE 49, tb.n. ESQ IN
Holy Trinity Catholic Church 36th
and o sts. NV. where the holy
At 10 am, for the repose OF his
soul. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery IA
RAPP, HAROLD y. A special com
N munlcation Of diebs LoSss.
81 /: &: 4; A;
OLD '. RAPP. Members please
HALLE A. LIoHTLE. W. N.
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Friday. April il. 1855, AZ his
Arlington. Va. JOHN JOSEPH CUM
NIN0HAM, beloved husband OF
Katherine c. Cunningham and
IT.: Mrs. Eileen Bradley and Mrs
Maureen Chapman. Friends may
call ct Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV. (courtesy parking op-
positel. Mass will be offered at
the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church. Braddock I'd. and Quaker
lane. Alexandria, Va. on Tuesday.
April Is. At $40 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
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DrathH

ii munication Of 'p ST. johns
IN Lodge No, IL. p. A. A NJ.
IN Is called for 10 am. Tues
~ NO day. April Is, 1858. for the
~X purpose Of conducting
Nv Masonic burial services
~ for our late Past Master
ROWDEN Z MIDGET.
WorshiPful Master.
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DAY. April t. is5s. At Montgomery
4 CURTIS Of 400 orsndln ave,
Rockville. Nd. beloved husband OF
Roberta / Curtis, father Of Mrs.
Harry Miller. Clarence 2. William
rvinns Archie Sc0e.t Riebs uoTey &C ches H
L. and Upton L. Curtis: brother
Of Mrs. Rose Thompson, Wesley
Thomas and Luther Curtis Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
where services will be held on Sum
day. April IL, at pm. Inter-
ment Potomac Methodist Church
Cemetery. ID
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CAMPBELL, MARY ALBERTA. G

sHRS1Tyx CAN cHMp 81; I9V Of ssef i s
st. ne, wife Of Elijah Campbell;
Mrs. Leona r. Coleman, aunt OF
James, Thomas. Charles. Mildred.
Mark Anthony and Stanley Cole
man, James R.. Donnell and Donna
jackson. Mendoza and George Yates
and Bernie and Maurice Poster.
Notice OF funeral later Arrange.
ments BY the Carver Memorial
Funeral Service. % H 81. NV.
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PATTIE. BLANCHE EsKRIDGE me.

wilkins. On Friday. April ii. 1865.
a her residence. catharpin, Va,
of the late Z. N. Pattie and mother OF
Mrs. John Adams and Mrs John
Waters, both Of Manassas. Va: Mrs.
Edgar Conner. II. OF catharpin. Va.
and L. Edward Pattie OF Alexandria.
Va She. also Is survived BY six
grandchildren. Services on Mon
day. April ~. at 10 am. In the
Sudley Methodist Church. Inter-
ment sudley Cemetery. Arrange
ments By Baker a Son. Manas-
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COMFY JUNIOR FIGURETTE

lie. Power net elastic with up and down
stretch sotin elastic front panel. Controls
tummy in boneless comfort Speciol
orched feature controls thighs White.
SmoIl, medium, loroe, ex-loroe
Not shown: white brief, some sizes. 2.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

I'D. All handmade without elastic, in
reouIor COD and bob size, single or double
mesh. Light brown. medium and dork
brown, eroy, white. block, olonoe, oo-
burn oil most comfortable to weor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
trim off excess inches
SLIM CYCLE
I4
5.95

llF. Men and women con Toxic
O few minutes O doy and trim
excess inches off legs. thighs.
stomach, improve posture, oct
uoIIy feel better. Sturdy steel,
yet light enough to be stored
in dresser drowsr.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-01

hand in hand. Especially in
Euclid.
Legion Post 343 should be
mighty thankful that their
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-01

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ellis, 1744 Chapman ave., a
boy, Ronald John, April 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-01
'227 Trees Are Planted This
Spring Under City Master Plan

East Cleveands Forestry culture the Forestry Depart
Division and the Department spraying for Dutch Elm
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-01

they had lighted paper to bet.
ter be able to see. They tolC
police this was their third visit
to the barn.
A 17-year-old boy was re-
leased to his parents after driv.
ing his father car without
consent.
An under-teen lad, was re.
leased to his parents after con-
Tossing to turning in a false
fire alarm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-01

Disease but once a year, in the
fall, instead of twice a year,
Fall and Spring, a. was previ-
ously the practice.