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LEWIS, AMELIA lmEY. on Thurs-
SSltts, akIiiAi iReihi.Ev PffSwsfiiSs. Wiz w;
81 the late kIleat linNood i.esll
nd me,psI o. Alma Wil,h' , Aasis
hslatissssss' snd ~ frishdi n'i may ssii " q
~ Chew chase Funeral Home.
ssIyiesi vii 81 held on Saturday,
hsSroSs. istASSdl.gG T e,m. isI;!@'n'
LoMAx, CHAHLEs A. on Monday,
May 10, lnAh, "a The District Gen.
eral hospital, CHARLES A. LOMAx
Of 1880 Gales a., ne, beloved hua.
band Of Mrs.. Lula Loman and
ia!htr q barbara am, Am Lemah Ai.e
Ross ana Mrs. MARY Lssh; many
nlscet nephewa, cousins and other
relatives and friends After ON
Friday, MAY -, friends may call
=, y. ls.s I,s..ldsne, isgnerall
ef'ooR. ijas PAX "a INV NV. Rl shop
samuel Kelsey oinclatine, Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Arrangsmsnis By Henry 9. washipS-
LOMAx. CHARLES. A session Of sor-
~ NAY sS. 1855. Il me Eiks
fn Home Mr. LomAk may BE-
Funeral Home, t6f N 81,
- NV, untll Friday, NAY %,
h. chuIcS S q Coz ssni u cs ssEs,'' lass
Park I'd. NV, on Saturday, May 70,
National Cemetery on Monday May
20 ! am,,, 80, -.
Ff hoSSAsD PAYS AseoLE6 Ssl.'s s.i sGis q
LUcKETT, HELM c. On ThyI.dsy,
hELEn C; LucKErT q 905 East
Franklin ave-, Silver Spring, Nd,
belqysd WI, q oeorgs v Llskett.
o'hRss, t: q Hs sIsSs%otb.r '1s S esTc
lyn, ovendolyn, Diane, Marian and
Pamela Lgckett sister q Edgar
Il. Hines CO Funeral Home, ep0i
~ nv, after .,ty,,s, pm Y srisSs az
parking faeilitieO. interment Ma
sionsl rt MsSsori5Si Park Cemetery
LUcKETT, MRS. HELEN, member OF
"a ts Ps" Of he Kins Au Be-
CI-<ellY parted this life on Thurs
day, May 20. 1858.
IL Nav perpetual lisht shine
upon her.
LUCKETT, HELEN c, ofiesn and
Nc members Of John 1. burnett
ANN Council, No. 5, Daughters. OF
MN America, are hereby notified
NEA0 Of the death Of our late
I'LL HELEN c. LUCKETT. Mem
FansTsl Home, cs0i Tan q. NV w.
on Saturday. May -, 1888, at s
pm, for the purpose Of conduct
ms funeral services for our late
GRACE DIETRICH, Councillor.
c. H LYNN, Rec. seey. "a
LUcKETT, HELEN C. ofhesrs and
CD !: :;::s j : '|I::,'i| !;
2gOl lith 81. NV, on Saturday.
May "a, 1888. At $50 pm. to
conduct funeral services for our late
FRANCES y. Snow.
Associate Princess. "a
LUcKETT. MRS. HELEN C. The
r. Il ofhcers and members OF
WI Hope Chapter, No. 80, o.
w E. s., will assemble at
ZNfARM $40 pm. Sunday. May
IS, 1888, at the s. H.
W Hines Co. Funeral Home.
9g0i 14th st. NV, TO con-
duct funeral services for our late
sister. HELEN c, .LUGKEIT;
Worthy Matron.
GRACE NJ DODGE. Secy
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MUNDELL. WILLIAM A. The family
~ the late WILLIAM A. MuNDElL
wish 20 express their sincere thanks
snd deep eFatilude 10 he relatives.
uflghbofa and many friends for
their klnd expressions Of sympathy,
and service durlne their recent be-
ms MARIE MuNpELL AND PAM.
lily,
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AHEENsS ARLSIrA ?. 90 russas,.
MEEfIA PoSxHFars' 'f iorSSsI i0's y
Maahinston, D. q, beloved wife 81
Thomas p, Ahrene, mother of
Patrick Ahrens, daushtef OF Charles
4. End The late Ella Belle Phillipps,
sFs Invited 70 can r q w bs,hs ,sas.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home oi Rob
srt a. Pumphtey. Bethesda, Nd, on
Friday, NAY 81, from pm until
~ np,.. sryies, at TIE shrlpe
Ole Church. 1901 Western ave. on
saturday. May a, where requiem
tnterment cedaF inn cemstery. aa
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BALL, H.RRY ., on ThgIlday, MaJ

vi, 1865, q aiS EsIi D inca ~ 81,
s; ;sssnds y Nn. t ESaIsY steel, RAl Il
81 Mf. Ealth u sarnh.ni. q HIn.
crest HelghtS. Nd and Lawrence
o. H yISsini Co 9 Sn.ssi 4 Aon ne
spoi lftS 81, nv, on sataT py,
MAY -, Al IL am. parking IA
silitiesl. Interment Rock Greek
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DAVIDSON. DIR. EDWARD YOUNG.

on Thursday, May 20. 1855, at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne, DR.,
EDWARD YOUNG DAVIDSON,
Mrs. Dorothy O. Pitser. brother OF
Or. Albert S, Davidson. Services
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 14th St NV, on Mon
DAY, May 20, at 1870 am, park
ins facilities) Interment Gienwoood
Cemetery, Contributions 10 the
Cancer Fund may be made as an
expression of sympathy. 20
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BARINO, CELFsrNE. on

Nay 10. 1855 4. kndrs~ Sna Aii
Force BASE, cELEsT1NE BARfNo,
loving mother Of Mary King Wood,
Johnny and Carson Barino. IN
hra3hsvr.t Vi',hr are two Rs,s,t s two
devoted friend. James RAper. one
4on-in-law, other relatives and
friends, After 8 pm, Friday. Nav
81, friends may call at her late
residence. "a staton pl NV. Fu-
"a, AZ 1 pm, at the Matthew Me-
mortal Baptist Church, 2B27 Nichols
ave. Sc. the Rev. r v. Coger Of
nciating Interment Marion, s. c
ARRANGEMENTS made BY the johnson
jenkins Funeral Home, 4s04
0eorgia ave. NV.
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BERNsTEIN. IDA. on FRIDAY. Ma

81. 1855 IDA BERNsTEIiNS.A I Beloved Mss
mother Of Mrs. Esther MaEor,- Or,
Nathan Bernstein and Norman Bern.
stein OF Frederick, Nd. She also
survived by two brothers, Morris
snyder Of Baltimore, Md, and
Dayid Schneider Of YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky a Sons Funeral
Home; 1901 l4th ST. NV, on Mon
Gay, May 20, at / pm. Interment
Adas Israel Cemetery, "a
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DAVENPORT. JOSEPHINE. On Mon

day. May 10, 1858, JOSEPHINE
DAVENPORT Of 706 virginia ave.
Sc, beloved mother Of Miss Hattie
Henderson She also is survived By
three sisters, one brother, other
Friday, May 49,. friends are in
yited to call at the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. Funeral
services on Saturday, MAY "a. at 1
pm, at the Mount Jezreel Baptist
Church, 5th and SITS, sc. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
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B0ND. HENRY 7. on Mond.r.

10. 1865, HENRY T. N BoNb. Tf or,
merry Of a P 81; NV. beloved son
Richard Bond, brother Of Mrs VIA
Edna Banks, Mrs. Annie Fuller,
Mrs. Catherine Douglas, Thelma,
Theodore, Alfred, Warren and Will
liam Bond. He also Is survived BY
other relatives and friends. After
f,,,p Pan p Friday f5I,,,a Nay "a 1888,
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. May "a. at pm.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Family may be contacted at
40 Longfellow st. NV. %
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DICKENS, JOsEPH H. Departed IN

lie on ThuTsday' May g, 1855,
Mr.. JOSEPH II. DICKENS OF 20
Quincy pl. NV, devoted husband
OF Mrs, Carrie Dickens. He also
Is survived by one daughter. mrs
Jessie l.. Brown Son-in-laW, Mr..
Eugene Brown: three grandchildren,
four great-grsndchildren, two broth
ers, Mr. Ephran Dickens Of Fort
Worth Tex, and Mr. Elias Dickens
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be viewed on Saturday.
May "a, after . pm, at the Hall
Bros Funeral Home. 62I Florida
ave. NV. Funeral services on Sun
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. %
and Eye SITS. NV. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Is
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DPafhH
tl~o s '2 2se.essl NJ. ~ ffi@1S'1. Y.
@ ;3'!;;II 81 ID q.
-, lIss North capliel q,
ssansrA services a. 10 an ss.q5;
eharsh' in,sInsnt esdsi Mi Gene.
tobis 9. DOLPHIN, Rec. seer. "a
Ennis, JANIS. on Tuesday, May 20,
pital' JANIS ENNia Of iii olih
/ ave, Cedar Heiahtt. Nd, devoted
husband. d Mafy Louise knpla,
,hss o. M LueiIls W., sheI,scF IN,
Ennis. klio gurvivlnt Are two 30:
tert, Mr.. Mar G, Jackson and
Mrl sadie Eadsa, and ether Isla:
lives and many frisnds. After q
an Sr'1 ~ ss' i Ss iTlsed' vS Sas
prayers viii be said At $3.50 pm.
%, Sd the sellers Methodist Church,
h ss'oi o as ne fs,.rS.n H' o.ss
es%''sfy' xifsnss%shiS 81 RSgIH''
TIsss n, s. enA 1855 4 81 F !.ls:ss!
Nd cH2FtEs ytsSY. S,icy.d
hpseana Of h.rsusIil. 9, apd !atnsr
He 40 q survived fVS 81 four strand
Takoma Funeral Home. s5l Carroll
nv ..parkns opp9sltsl. sery-
s tsriah Church on sstaraay' '' Ny
Washington cemetery. Tokens Of
aympathy may be expressed By do
nations 10 ne American Cancer
FERRY. CHARLES y. A special com.
N Lodes, No. ~. z. A.. A.
/ NV funeral services for our
W late brother. CHARLES r.
Arthur W. BOLIVIAN, Master.
kRLEioH HkUsER. seey, 80
FISHER, HARRY W. On Thursday,
HOSPITAL HAIRY VI FfsHER o.
su,S S s0Fs e pS ore Af Fsssr i.hi
Of Terrence H. Fisher ana Mrs
gg sarrsls = FlsSs f'I and I Gr., Lois
n. White Friends may call az
south Washinston ST., Alsxandria,
Va, where services will be held
on Friday. May %, At 2 pm, In.
tern ss%asnAa ,S on saturday p.H May s4l {"
FLETCHER, NELLIE oRRIsoN. on
ualty Hospital. NELLIE oRRIsoN
FLETCHER Of 1881 Columbia I'd
I hSf Ffs lGssa N Services Vi w y &. A
H. Hines Co Funeral Home. 2eOl
80 at $50 am. Cpafkins faciii-
t tisSI c. In.isTens Arlington "a
FOOTE, FRED Y. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. May 81, 1888, at Ar
lington Hospital, FRED p. FooTE,
s 9S q M. the s6s,i rrss srd,b, E0Os e.
late Constance Foote OF Fails
81 several relatives ana friends
Friends may call after 8 pm. Fri;
Home My 600 Lee hwy sss 'P Syas SnSes
Va. Services on Saturday, May "a,
At . pm, at the above funeral par
loI, the Rev. Haru Carter oficiat-
Second Baptist Church in Falls
Church, Va. "a
FRAZIER, EDITH. On Thursday, May
20, 1858, at her residence, 1928
c st. Sc, EDITH FRAZIER, beloved
wife Of Harry Frazier. Notice Of
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
Barnes e. Matthews.
FRAZIER, EDITH. A session Of sor-
- row will be held on Satur-
wv day, May "a. 1855, ct 8
MN pm. at 1902 Que st. NV.
IL for our late daughter,
~ Temple, No. Q, /. B. P. o.
DOROTHY B HAWKINS,
Daughter Ruler
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BEACH, ESSIE 7. Suddenly. on
E MssssHEf'a + sbE he e. sId sSs wb Mss
ii. Beach. Mrs. Edna sims. MTs'
Louise Burch, Misses Euniee and
Lillian BEACH, Mrs. Helen Minis
other relatives ana ttisn neehii afss;
may call At the Robert q. Mason
Funeral Home, $500 Nichols ave
Sc, Funeral services on Saturday.
My "a AZ ! p.ms AZ 81; Pauls
1nterment church cemaierY
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DRIssEL, ELIzARETH ,; On Wednes.

pRissEI Of 4 1875 sGG' va ahNSt "a DR. r.
Drissel and mother OF Elizabeth j.
and Geoffrey D, Drissel. daughter
of Mrs. W. s. Burroughs and sister
Of Mrs. Kathleen Bero Of Duluth,
Denver, Colo. Funeral from the
W. W. Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl2
Georgia ave. NV, on MONDAY, May
20. at 1880 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery -
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HAMhINs' ,dHUMAs; On Monday'
MAY If THb 6s HG ETesefnmens Hos
survived BY one daughter, Mary Ed
dins. three stepdaughters, Malenda
Ford, Elizabeth Brown and Ophelia
Henson: three stepsonS, Samuel Dy-
two grandchildren and other rela-
tives and friends. After S pm,
Friday, May 90, friends may call
al the Penney g. cofer Funeral
Home, Pisgah. Nd. Funeral on
Smiths Chapel Methodist Church.
Arrangements made BY the john
son & Jenkins Funeral Home.
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soWsER. sA IIbir q PoT TSssday .lS Nay

90 1855. SADIE BoWSER, beloved
sister OF Florence johnson. George
Pierre and Augustus Bowser. She
also leaves to mourn their loss
four nephews, one aunt, Mamie
Better, and a host Of other rela-
tives and friends. Friends may
call at the Better Funeral Home
1903 Walter st. Sc, after 3 pm.
Friday, May 23. Funeral on Satur-
day, MAY "a, at the above funeral
home at IL am. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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NUIoUNISi UEUhNE G, On IhuFs-
day. May -, 1858, at his resi-
dence, 1901 Massachusetts ave. NV.
GEORGE c. COTSONIS, beloved hus-
band Of Toula Cotsonis. father OF
Dino, Nick and John Cotsonis
brother-in-law Of the. Very Rev
Aimilianos and Paul Laloussis
Friends may call at the s. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2o01 14th ST
NV. parking facilitiesl, after !
pm. Saturday. May "a. Service.
a. st, ,sophis's Greek ORTHODOX
Cathedral, 36th st and Massachu-
sets ave. NV. on Monday, May
20, at pm. Interment GienwoOo
make contributions TO ST. Sophia 4
Greek Orthodox Cathedral Build
the Find
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DOROTHY B. HAWKINS,
Daughter Ruler.
ESTELLE c. BRISCOE, Fin. Secy

FREEMAN. BkRNAkD. On Monday'
erai Hospital BERNARD FREEMAN
OF 1880 Union st. s.w., husband
OF Helen Freeman and father OF
Lawrence Freeman. He also leaves
to mourn his passing one sister,
Mrs Beatrice Riley: three brothers,
Joseph Armstrong, George ARM
strong and Louis Freeman; q de-
voted friend, Mrs Flora Green, and
other relatives and many friends.
Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home, gO1
80 St s.w., where friends are in
yited TO call after 5 pm, Friday,
May %, and where funeral services
will be held on Saturday, May a.
Brown oficiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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sTANCLIFF. CHARLES A. On Thurs

White Point Leonardtown,. Nd,
CHARLES A. STANCLIFF. beloved
husband OF Mrs. Violet M Stanclifi
and father OF Mrs. Jacqueline NJ
Kidwell of Silver. Spring, Nd: C.
OF Lanham, Md; brother Of O..
Eimore Stanclift. He also is sur
yiyed by seven grandchildren
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne
Notice OF funeral later.
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Hospital fsio THOMAS pU isRFSi Of Soaa
Stanton I'd SEA beloved father Of
BENJAMIN F.. Thomas and Moses
Dupree, Mrs. Rosa TAYLOR, Mrs
Katie Wick aud Mrs. Addie Whitby
Observation-Disclosures other relatives
and friends Friends may call on
Friday, May 20, after 4 pm, at the
above residence. Funeral services
on Saturday, May "a, at pm. at
~ y ~ FideT rooner ofgcjaijrs
lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Alexander S, Pope.
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SMITH. MARGARET FULLER. Or

wednesday, May 81, 1855, MAR
GARET FULLER SMITH of 870s
Nd, beloved wife Of the. late Walter
n Smith and mother OF Mrs, Wells
by two grandchildren, Ann and
George Smith. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 473g Balti-
more ave, Hyattsyille Md, on
Saturday, May "a, at 10 am.
terment oe nq ' Wssbnrton ceme
terry. %
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MULLEN, MAPLE FRANCEs

Thursday, May 90, I95S, at her
e&s M 6fIlaS mother Ss Ma a bsn EaA "
Mullen and sister OF Marvin Brown
and Mrs Mildred Sunday Of Hern-
ton, Va; Carroll Brown Of PURCELL
vile. Va. and Mrs, Eva jenkins
at the Greer. Funeral Home, Hern-
don, Va, where services will be
held on Sunday, May %, at
pm. daylight saving timeI. Inter-
ment in Lakewood Cemetery, Hamil-
ton, Va. 25
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ELLIOTT. REV. WILLIAM JAMES. sr

ALLhOIIs NV WILLIAM JAMES, HTs
on Wednesday, May FL, 1858, REV,
WILLIAM JAMES ELLIOTT, Sr, Of
Sherwood Forest Md beloved hus-
band OF Cornelia Elliott NEE Ayers
and beloved father OF Mrs. Evelyn
Nelson, william j., IT,, and Paul
NJ Elliott. Friends may call az
the Hopping & Kirkley Funeral
Home. 4el Crane hwy. sc. Glen
Burnie. Md, on Thursday, May -,
from 3 to 10 pm. The Rev. Eli
lott will repoSe in state in the
Glen Burnie Methodist Church on
Friday May 90 from 10 am. to
] pm, at which time services will
be held: Interment Glen Haven
Memorial Park. 90
BLwOOD. JOHN 7. Suddenly. on
Tuesday May 20, 1888. at his resi-
dence, Eye St. ne. JOHN T,
kilroy Elvood and father OF Ann
Louise Ianahan. Mary Bruce, Mar
garet Mundell, John T., II: VIII
liam, Robert and Michael Elwood
Funeral from the I. F. Costello
st., on Saturday, May "a, at A:30
I'm. REQUIEM mass at St Aloysius
Church at 10 am Relatives and
friends invited. interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
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IL loss, A SARAH IN SIMPSON Mi%ShPssSi Ns y
160412 5th st. NV, beloved mother
OF Robert Anderson, Alex Simpson
and Mrs Jennie Brass Also survive
ing are twelve grandchildren, other
pm. Friday, May 81, friends may
call at the Palmer Funeral Home,
Az II st. ne, where services
will be held on Saturday May "a,
at pm. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
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May 50, iabs, MILToN WEiNREs
OF .22i -Washinston ave, Silver
Spring, Md, beloved husband OF
Lala Weinreb and devoted father
OF Ann and Neil Weinreb. He
Sidney Weinreb: a sister, Mrs.
Charles walker, and a brother, Sey-
mour Weinreb. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky & Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th ST. NV.
f IN TTi6s' K MS' David s at MemG S%
Garden %
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Ah AlRaEnfoS II A HHHsiHAS se a.''s g
FLETCHER, NELLIE oRRIsoN. on

INV Tsqy'df H5,D Msl TRlIIRssS okRrsSoesN
NV, beloved wife Of William Ar
thur Fletcher. Services at the q
H. Hines Co Funeral Home. 2eOl
l4th st.. NV, on Monday, May
ties, inGtesrment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Is
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SMITH, HAROLD G. On Tuesday.
d May 20, 1858, at George
IN WASHINGTON Hospital, HAIR
IN OLD O.. SMITH, husband
MN Of the late Margaret Ora
XNNLX Smith and father OF Ella
ny Jean Greenwood Of Indian
W Head, Md. Mareie Mae
Jett OF McGregor, Tex: IneZ Marie
Howard of Dayton, Ohio, Harold
q Smith of Waco, Tex. John P
Smith OF Dayton, Ohio, and T/Sergt
Skyler Z Smith OF Edenton. N. C..
Funeral services at the HUNT Fu-
neral Home, Waldorf, Md. on Satur-
day, May -, at 2;30 pm. Inter-
ment private. "a
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FRAZIER, EDITH; A session Of sor-
uAA row will be held on Satur-
wv day, May "a. 1855. ct s
% !:s } e IS ! e. !: /; IS;
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HILL. BEssIE 5. on Thursday. May

y. 1855, BESSIE s. t HILL, BELOVED Mes
wife of the late &. Roy Hill and
mother Of Mrs. Ruth Bounds and
E. Burns Hill: sister Of Mrs. Hattie
Baldwin, Mrs. Maude Beall and Ben
at the Donaldson Funeral Home,
313 Talbot ave, Laurel, Nd. Fu-
neral services at st. Philips Epis-
eopal Church on Saturday, May "A,
a. pm. lnterment Ivy Hill Gene
terry. %
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GRACE N. popoE, seey,

May 90. lass JOSEPH ". MAsToN
OF Ala New York ave. NV, be-
loved husband Of Mary Maston. de-
voted father of oliver Maston, step
father Of Matte and Charles jack
son He also is survived By two
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Msston may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H st. ne. after pm.
Friday. Funeral Saturday, May "a,
at Allen A. NJ. z. Church, 249S
Alabama ave. Sc, at IL am, Rev.
o Haymon of1eiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. %
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day, Nay 81. 1855, MARY TERESA
O'BoYLE, beloved wife Of the late
John >. o'Boyle and mother Of
Mrs S Patrick '. Lotus. Julia M
She also Is survived by eleven
grandchildren. Relatives and friends
may call at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Nd, after q pm. Friday,
MAY 90, until 1890 am. Saturday,
May "a: thence to the st. Ambrose
Catholic Church, Cheverly. Md.
where the holy sacrifice of the mass
will be offered for the repose OF
her soul 81 II am. Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery.
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OLIVER, GRACE u. On Thursday,
May %, 1858, at Washington, D. C..
GRACE D. OLIVER Of sol North
the late Pred Oliver and mother
of Albert, Clifton and Clarence Gill
and Mrs. Lucy Mayo. She also is
survived by six grandchildren and
three great-gTandchildren Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
. Notice OF funeral services later.
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JACOBS. PAUL NJ, sr. Suddenly. on
Thursday May -, 1858, PAUL
N JACOBS, sr., husband Of Rosa
Brown and Paul M. Jacobs, ir.:
brother of Mrs. Martin Hack OF
Long Island, N. Y. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. NE, where serv-
90, at II am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. rs
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'n mahiss,ion fafoma
Lodge, No. ~, 2 A.. A.
N, Ia called for Saturday,
MAY -. 1883, az 1913
an, 10 conduct Masonic
funeral services for our
late brother, CHARLES p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

FRAZIER, EDITH. On Thursday, May
%, 1858, at her residence, 1928
c ST. Sc, EDITH FRAZIER, beloved
wife Of Harry Frazier. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements by
Barnes & Matthews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

" ELIZABETH NJ. BUNCH.
CAROLINE L. wILTBERGER, secy.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Literary
Lines
Youth

To a youth who steps upon the
threshold of a life as yet un.
known,
What words of wisdom can one
speak?
What advice is there to give or
seek?
You may enlighten him on hon.
esty, on purity, on good,
Beg of him to do as this hypo-
critical society says he should.
Tell him of wrong and evil, of the
tragedy of life;
That the path he'll chose to fol.
low leads only to friction and
strife.
Or perchance; you may entrust in
him that life's a bowl of cher,
ries, of happiness absurd;
The wonder of the pageant butter
fly, the flutter of a bird!
Oh, what is there to tell a lad
when he becomes of age?
What bit of knowledge to impart
to him of an old and venerable
sage?
What quotations can one offer,
what sayings or maXims un-
fold?
But Alas! Is there any doctrine
that really need be told?
Then what necessities must he
obtain before embarking on this
trip of life?
What must he do to lift himself
above this world, so full of war
and strife?
/ don't know.
Sara ShOsteck =
Sherwood
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
This Contest
Wasn't Lemon

Karen Sander, IL and q
senior at Wheaton High, has
the talent of a real research
er.
Not long ago she got into a
contest to name ways to use
a lemon in cooking, or any
thing else, for that matter.
The contest was in cOnnec-
ton with the release of a
record album, "A Twist Of
LENNON" by actor Jack
Lennon.
Well, Karen pOred over
tons of old cOOkbOoks and
other material and came up
with 638-that's right, 638-
ways to use lemons.
Needless to say, she won.
Her prize? Autographed lem
Ons and a free album. oh
yes, she got to meet Lem.
mon.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

Kissin' Cousin" November 81 and
% in the school gym. The show
will be cast as soon as script
books arrive.
Members of Gaithersburg'S
Youth For Christ Club were to
go to Washington's Constitution
Hall tonight to see a Billy
Graham movie, "The Heart is a
Rebel"
Damascus
Early reports had it that last
nights Autumn Fantasy" dance,
sponsored by the Damascus High
Schools Student Council, was a
real ball. Bill Earl and the Night
ingales provided the music in the
auditorium while couples dressed
in masks and wearing stage
makeup circled to its strains.
The Damascus chapter of the
National Honor Society inducted
members of the junior class who
have displayed outstanding leader
ship, service, scholarship and citi-
zenship in a ceremony at school
last Tuesday. Mr.. Richard Wag-
ner, of the school board, address
ed the induction assembly.
Richard Montgomery
Richard Montgomery's Black
Maskers dramatics group will un-
veil its fall offering, Kind Lady"
November 81 and % in the audi
torium.
A dual-purpose assembly at
Richard Montgomery last week