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WiIIiom GuIick,
CuttIe Dealer

UPPERvILLE. Va, May II
tspeciaD William oulick, 81,
farmer and cattle dealer and a
member Of the Fauquier coun-
ty School Board for 40 years,
died here today.
He was a charter member OF
the Catlett-Calyerton Ruritan
Club, a Benior warden Of the
Grace Episcopal Church at
Casanova, Va.
Survivors include two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Stanley Ashton Of
Richmond and Miss Mildred
Oulick OF Quantico: four sons,
william. jr. Of Warrenton,
James and John OF Casanova,
and Edwin Of Catlett. and two
sisters, Miss Catherine Gulick
Of Richmond and Mrs. Eta
Frazier OF Upperville.
Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow at Grace Episcopal
Church, Casanova, with burial
in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Upper
vile.
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Samuel M. Reid, rs. Of 407
Burrows avenue, Fairfax. Va,
died in Richmond Tuesday of a
heart attack. He had been
visiting there.
Mr.. Redd. a road contractor.
built highways in Virginia,
Kentucky and West Virginia
from 1912 until his retirement
from business in 1855.
He was a native Of Rich
mond and a graduate of Ran
dolph-Macon College, where he
was on the track team. After
his graduation he worked as a
surveyor for railroad companies
in various parts Of the coun-
try.
Mr.. Redd was known as one
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|. BIunche Goud,
Leader in All

Funeral services for Miss I.
Blanche Goad. nationally known
All Club leader, were held
Tuesday in Starkville. Miss.
Miss Goad, who had been an
area resident for the past year.
died Sunday night at the Ma
tional Institutes of Health.
She lived at 1911 Key boule-
ward, Arlington, with a sister,
Miss Wilma Goad. a teacher
in the Arlington schools. Also
surviving is another sister, Mrs.
Joel w. Greene Of Upper Marl-
boro, Md.
A staff member of the Agri-
cultural extension service for
"a years. Miss Goad was a ma
tive of Mississippi.
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Mrs. Nellie orrison Fletcher.
SO. who for years fought 10
force the Washington and old
Dominion Railroad 70 retain IT,
passenger service. died today In
Casualty Hospital after a brief
illness. She lived at 1881
Columbia road, N. w.
She was the wife OF William
A. Fletcher. a Washington In
ventor.
Mrs. Fletcher IN one Of her
battles with the roalroad once
declared: wed all be better
of n more Americans would
stand up and fight for their
rights" This declaration
summed up the creed by which
she lived.
Ran for once
Born In Leesburg. Va, she
was the daughter OF an old
Virginia family. Her Disagree
ment with the conduct Of vir-
ginia politics prompted her TO
become the first woman In the
State TO run for the House of
Delegates.
After her marriage In 1888,
she and her husband lived in
Washington and at times, In
Los Angeles. She aided him in
his inventions and, In 1895,
they obtained what has been
described as one Of the basic
patents for the fiuorescent
light.
In the late sos. she insti-
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"s nsg =, iH sss oESlurSR T EAHsissE
sprins, Md., a'R Sslsssa husband Ss s' q
Lala weinreb and devoted father
Of Ann and Neil Welnreb. He
s,Sn,I Is w ssEyIysd By sis f'i mss
Charles Walker, and q brother, sey-
At 0t The Bernard pansansky 4 sons
Funeral Home. 1901 18th g. NV,
on Friday, May %. at pm:
Interment King David MEMORIAL
wIPMER. LuETJA NJ, suddenly, on q,
Wednssday; May "a, 1925. 49,! a.
IuITffTTx N. WiDMER, Beloved
daughter OF the late Samuel and
cali ifu a the s'i De vol Funsrai Home s
1924 Wisconsin ave. NV. after
z pm; Thursday; MAY s2 ~
home on Saturday, May %. At II
am. intsrmsnt Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. %
day, May 81, 1858, ELEURETT J;
WILLIAMS, the beloved daughter Of
Sophie and Joseph A. Besner and
sister OF Dorothy NJ Besner. Fu-
neral from the Oundrum Funeral
Home, South Amboy, N. J.
wINsTEAD. JOHN s. On Saturday.
May IL, 1883, JOHN s. WINsTEAD
Of IL Randolph pl. NV suIviv-
ing are four sisters, three brothers,
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm. Friday, May %,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV. where services will be held
on Saturday. May "a. at pm
Interment woodlawn Cemetery. 20
YOUNG. LAURA s. On Wednesday,
May 81. 1858, at her residence,
2100 Fendall st. Sc. LAURA 8
YOUNG. the beloved mother Of Icie
Thompson, Helen p. Gibbs. Ileen
Carver, Hurl. Wilbur and Calvin
Treadway. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1881
Good Hope I'd Sc, on Friday, May
90, At pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Admiral Philip Eaton, Hero
In Maryland Train Wreck

Rear Admiral Philip d.
Eaton, UScd tretired). who
won the Navy and Marine
Corps Medal for heroism In a
1912 train wreck In Maryland.
died Sunday az his home In
Watch Hill. r. I.
Admiral Eaton. who was II,
often had lived In the WASH
ington area during his 3s-year
career In the Coast Guard.
He was a captain when on
September "a. 1912, three trains
crashed together near Dick
erson. Md. The citation which
described his action read:
Realizing that several pas
sengers were imprisoned under
the wreckage and In imminent
danger Of burning 10 death . 4.
Capt. Eaton unhesltatingly
went to their rescue. Risking
his life by crawling ON his
hands and knees beneath a
mass Of heavy pipes. he sue
ceeded in placing an injured
man on his back and carrying
him TO safety. then. returning
with a comrade. repeated this
courageous action until all who
were not inextricably pinned in
the werckage were brought out. "
A native OF New Hampshire.
Admiral Eaton was graduated
from the Revenue Cutter Acad-
envy at Arundel Cove, Md, in
1908. He served aboard cutters
in Alaskan waters and was
among the first Coast Guard
officers TO take fight training.
He came to Washington In
1885 when he was assigned to
the ONCE Of engineering. In
1899, he was appointed AS
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sistant Engineer In Chief and
he held this post throughout
World War II.
The day after the train
wreck, Admiral Eaton suffered
a heart attack and never fully
recovered. He retired In ls46.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Anita M. Eaton OF Watch
Hill. and three sisters, Mrs.
Leighton Lawton Of Unionville,
Conn; Mrs. william Schott OF
Maplewood. N. j., and Mrs.
Herbert Clarke Of Brunswick,
N. ].
Burial was scheduled for
this morning in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Sc; five grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow in the
Simmons Bros. funeral home,
1861 Good Hope road Sc,
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Maj. F. W. BonfiIs, 81,
Ex-Denver Post Official

by the late publisher. His
mother, Mrs. Eta Walker OF
Ration, N. Mex, was a sister
Of F. G. Bonf1ls.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Lois Bonfils; a son, Fred
G. Bonfils of Indianapolis; a
daughter, Mrs. Kay McCord OF
Denver; a brother. Col. E. B,
Walker Cret.O of 4007 Under
wood street, Chevy Chase, Md;
and a sister, Mrs. j. S. Will
liams of Coronado, Calf.
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On iaKa- 81 her rssidsnce' 7Q1A

BERRY, REBECCA. On Tuesday, May
20, 1855, at her residence, 797e
Walker Nh I'd. Sc MRS; RE- Re:
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs, jamie Stokes,
Mrs. Rosa Butler. Misses Mathilda
and Elizabeth Berry, Lemuel. Al
fred and William Berry. Also
surviving are nineteen grandchil-
dren, thirty-six great-grandchildre
eleven observation-disclosures and
q host OF other relatives and friends
After 5 pm. Friday, May %,
friends may call at her late resi-
dence. Funeral services on Satur-
Mary's NJ. 3. Church, croome. Nd,
Interment church cemetery. Ar
rangements BY Henry 8. Washington
a Sons.
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Nay ~ is5s' MoRRIsoN ). BELL
OF els sth ct. me-. beloved husband
Of Annette Bell, father Of Made
er OF Alfred and Melvin Bell. He
also Is survived BY other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Bell may
Be viewed ct the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 Il st. ne, after 4 pm.
will be held on Friday, May %,
at . am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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'H Tas.dsiZ, Mas' 3, IDS: = dsorsss
SE ENE HOsP y as ssyRE p.son s5GsAR S
NV, the beloved husband Of Mrs.
Mary Bevans CLANCY. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
ct. and Mass. ave. ne, where eerv-
ices will, be held on Friday, May
ton National Cemetery. %
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Tuesday. NAY 20, 1855 81 the Dis.
tglst General HOSPITAL, TONNE
son Of the late Lillian Ameker and
tSr T devoted srothsTs. MATHEW.
Marion and Henry Ameker; one
sister. Virginia wnllams Of Neeses.
81 c., and q host OF other relatives
and friends. viewing after pm.
Thursday, May 20, At Gil X st. NV.
Services and interment At North,
8. c.. on Sunday, May rs. Arrange
ments by b. and J. r. Cameron
a Sons.
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SIS NOZZLE BLAKEY, M. N. O.
SIS. ROBBIE B. WHITE, w, r, .

WILLIAM Z. All pres
ent and past grand Of
fleers of the Ancient In
dependent order Of Moses
are hereby notified to
attend the funeral Of our
late brother, WILLIAM =.
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COLLINS, RHODA 7. On wednesday,
May 81. 1858. at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital. RHoDA T, COL:
Inns Of 5000 14th st, NV, beloved
Hugh p. Collins, Mrs. Margaret C..
Peterson and the late H. La Fay
corwin. grandmother Of Roger p.
and Barbara Ann Collins and Bruce
e. Peterson; sister Of Alice, Ger
trude, Albert, Ernest and Frank
Thomas. Services at the 8. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th
81. NV. on Friday. May 20, Ut 2
pm. parking facilities). 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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10. 1888. HENRY ~ T. A SoNb. for.
merly Of II P st. NV, beloved son
Of Mrs. Isabelle Bond and the late
Richard Bond, brother of Mrs.
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
4 pm. Friday, May %, 1858,
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 ct
40 Longfellow st. NV. %
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BARNo. CELEsTINE. On Monday,
May 10, 1883, at Andrews Air Force
Be.s. ckLEsrINE BAkINo' ,l lpvins
and Carson Barino. jr. Also sur
wing are two sisters, two brothers,
three grandchildren, devoted
friend. James Raper: one son-in-
Law. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting ct johnson & Jen-
klns Funeral Home, 1904 Georgia
ave. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
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CoUGHLIN. DANIEL FRANCIS. On

WsdnesSsy. nay Nay =. 1855. at his
residence, 1921 Ebert ave. A Ae1s
eHoS1 Tts ys Sv,5 DASie Fl Mr TRHME .ds
line coughiin and father Of Mrs.
Mary shenield, Mrs. Alice shef;;
field, Mrs. Agnes knight, Daniel
n, jr, and John NJ. Coughlin,
Funeral mass on Friday, May %,
at 10 am, at 81. Rita's Cath
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Rosary will be recited on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock ct
the Cunningham Funeral Home,
Cameron and Alfred sts., Alex
andrta, Va.
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AHRGNs, ARLETTA ?. on Tuesday,
ssEErffA y ees xHRRSs P'f iSsSs! Sp's y
ThomaS p. Ahrens, mother OF
fatTick Ahfens, dageh,sr Of chs re.
sister OF Carl A, Phillips. Friends
are Invited 70 call AZ the Bethesda-
chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. on
Friday, MAY 81, from pm, until
~ ths Nos, f sie.ssa sacrament me catS.
ole Church. 60Ol Western ave. %
Saturday, May -. where requiem
mass will be offered AZ 10 an
tnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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DEACH, EssIE I. suddenly. on
Wednesday, MAY. q, 1855, AZ the
pissEie.tr ~, os1sT rLoO H %S.i,.. EssiE
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY the Robert O. Mason
Funeral Home.
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10, 1858, at his residence, 1857
Rosedale st. me-, ALBERT G. DAVIS,
beloved son Of Emma Days, nephew
Of Mrs. Maggie Nelson. jasper, An.
drew and Eusens SLATER r:,.t he also Sn V
friends. The late Mr.. Davis may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
80 H st ne, after 4 pm. THURSDAY,
May %. where services will be held
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. ~
DUNCAN, PEARL LARKIN. on Tues
day, May 20. 1858, PEARL LARKIN
DUNCAN, beloved mother OF Joseph
NJ DUNCAN and Mrs. Doris z. Ringer,
S 81 hrs q toa Else Stevens Es5sh Jossp
A and Milton B Larkin. Funeral
from the W, W. Deal Funeral Home,
1912 Georgia ave. NV, on Friday,
s NAY rs e. 10 am lntsrmen' sor'
EDsALL. KENNETH JOSEPH. on
Tuesday, May go, 1858, KENNETH
JOSEPH EDSALL of Orange City.
Fla. formerly Of washington, 2; G.,
beloved husband OF Jessie G. EdsSll
9ss %'r SeO: and father p Il s0Of sr.
johnson, Mrs. Alice Harvey, MS
Thelma Dsnpier and Seward B.
Edsall. Friends may call AZ Nancy
Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne, on Thurs
day, May %. from to pm.
Funeral services on Friday, May 20
At . pm. Relatives and friends IN
vited. Interment washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
RLLIOTT, REV. WILLIAM JAMES, ST..
WILLIAM JAMES ELLioTT. srr Of
Sherwood Forest, Md, beloved hus-
band Of corneiia Elliott lnee Ayers)
and beloved father Of Mrs. Evelyn
Nelson. William. j., ir., and Paul
M Elliott Friends may call al
the Hopping a. Kirkley Funeral
Home, AL Crane hwy. sea Glen
from 3 to 10 pm. The Rev. 81
lott will repose in state in the
Glen Burnie Methodist Church on
Friday May IS, from 10 am. q
/ pm, at which time services will
be held. Interment Glen Haven
Memorial Park. 20
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MARTIN, PHILIP ,. On wednesday.
400 ieth q Sc, phil;ii ', Mar
as csrt ~ am aa1hi q mIllssn n saa
isss q ,bs zlmmaons hros' fussrsi
oms, 1901 Coed HOPE I'd. 80. on
i. aha.s ga esss.r inif 'ciim,,s.l9g.. y n-
MARTIN. rmlIr J., ms esassrs ana
MM GU No, ~ p, of A.. are
h,rses. nesin s.i,, q . ne asesh
MAY TN on "wednesday, May u
~ 1898. Funeral viii Be held
from the SIMMONS Bros VI.
neral Nome, 1851 Good HOPE I'd
80" on sfi sHiy 1kauoSh6blR. an
Associate Councillor.
ErPIn q MoHIKR. Secretary.
MARTIN, p, a. Tue onesrs ana msm-
AsIHG ana tSs q G. Color GUARD.
NNQ1WN IN uniform, are hereby re-
~ S Ssss ssr y ss'i ieq oa as Ss-
MkRTIg, a tSs simmons Rros. ~.
neral Home, 1891 Good Hope Nd.
- vn lnuftoAls MAY 80. Ahoet
MELVIN n. HoUoHroN,
Councillor.
MARTIN. PHILIP J. The msmbera
and friends OF the King Bible Class
lefyleel for our late member PHILIP
MARTIN. Al the simmons Bros
Funeral Home ss r, ige ooSa Hops
'' RALPH !. HAoENBucH.
JOHN W. LAINHART. secretary.
MAsTON, JOSEPH W, ON Tussday.
May 80. 1855. JosEPH W. MAsToN
o. ls New YORK ave, nv. be-
voted father Of oliver Maston. step
father OF Matte and Charles jack
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. The late NJ. Maston may
Home. so Il 81 ne. after pm.
Friday. Funeral saturday May "a.
a. Allen A. NJ. n. Church, 24as
Alabama ave. Sc, At II am, Rev.
o Haymon ofheiating. tnterment
Woodlavn Cemetery. %
MeCURDY. CHARLES r. on Monday,
NAY "a, 1858. AZ his residence.
S SsSs P's 1h. .te fo6Sss l0 Ms. H Ne.
curdy and stepfathsr Of Miss Jane
Nalley Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave, ne,
on Thursday, May 90, from 8 20 3
pm Funeral on Friday, May 23,
At 10 am Relatives and friends
invited interment Fort Lincoln
MITCHELL. JOHN n. On Sunday.
MAY Is, 1888, JOHN H. MITCHELL
OF 3l2 L 81 NV. beloved father
surviving are four grandchildren, q
son-in-law, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday,
MAY II, friends are invited TO call
AZ the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890
Thursday, May ~, from the 6a at
braith Methodist Church, iIi4 9th
NV. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. %
MITCHELL. WILLIAM. on Monday,
MAY ls; 1888. WILLIAM MITCHELL
sn sSl q Mrs. st. alice ice S silsSsf h aus
devoted father Of Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Carney He also leaves four Erand-
children, one cousin, other relatives
and friends The late Mr.. Mitchell
may be viewed at the above rest
eenee after pm Thursday. Nav
~. Funeral on Friday. May %,
from the Mount Zion Methodist
church, 29th st. and Dumbarton
coin Memorial Cemetery. Services dses
BY Stewart. %
MITCHELL. WILLIAM. Members Of
Excelsior Household Of
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FR AANKKA Z PAYS AVS, E i9M DR. Ruler 81

LH 20, 1855. vffo EuNE SSiSSy; Of MI II
L st, NE, nephew Of Sam De Lisi
and Tina Marrocco. Funeral from
the T. F.. Costello, Funeral Home.
1922 North Capitol ST.. on Friday.
mass at the Holy Rosary Church at
Q am. Relatives and frienda In
vited Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. = %
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GLkASON, lillian 3. OF bO30 Silver
1858, wife Of the late Gilbert III.
Gleason, grandmother OF Mrs.
Stanley De vaughn. Mrs. Arthur
Sanford and William !. Nortsn;
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 517 nth 81. Sc. on satur-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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WHITLEY, JAMES R. In loving mem
ory Of my dear brother. JAMES
r. WHITLEY, who departed this
life one year ago, May, ~, 1857.
Every day in some way,
Memories Of you come our way:
Time goes swiftly by,
Memories of you will never die.
YOUR LOVING SISTER, MAR
GARET CLEO.
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. cHAR ..L,1., 2; A special com:
Lodge. No. 20, r. a. a.
NJ. Is called for Saturday,
. May -, 1858, At l0:i5
- funeral services for our
late brother, CHARLES p.
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Arthur ". RoLI;MAN Master

FISHER. HARRY W. On Thursday.
Nay No,D,ts HI HAS, Shs y hIsHaRdr I,
s sS s0rS 81 pS S Af rsSsn father
OF Terrence II. Fisher and Mrs,
Jsrraid Z. Fisher and Mrs. Lois
NJ. white Friends may call ct
the Domaine Funeral Home, $50
South WashinEton st.. Alexandria,
on Friday, May %, At 2 pm. In
terment on Saturday, May "a, at
Lock Haven. Pa. %
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ogLIck. WILLIAM WALTER. g

E MiSas' %Strs Ms' o1EIck sSS q casa %-
nova, Va. He Is survived BY two
Richmond, Va; Miss Mildred Quick
OF ouantico, Va: four sons. VIII
liam W., ~. Of warrenton. va:
James 8. and John OF Casanova,
Va, and Edwin Quick Of catlett,
" pU.9vi ss.eF Va M ana Ma, FS cafsr
crime 0ulick Of Richmond. Va. Re-
mains resting ct his late residence,
Casanova, Va. Funeral services will
be held on Friday, May 90, at
2 pm, LsI)' A. the GRACE Epis-
terment in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Upper
vile, Va In lieu Of flowers, con-
tributions may be sent to the Fau-
auier Hospital Building Fund, War
fenton, Va
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bert ave. Alexandria, va, brother
r,, SSTss A.. SSSfh c.m.t Insermsnt
pAvENPoRT Of 7oe 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;
vited to call ct the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel. 1882 You st. NV. Funeral
services on Saturday, May "a, at l
pm, at the Mount Jezreel Baptist
Church, 9th and SITS. sc. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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pis as RupNoSIIPPHi ). HUdHEs. be-
loved husband Of Evelyn L. Hughes,
father OF Dennis Francis HUGHES,
brother Of Mrs; Gertrude Bailey
stepfather Of Mrs. Thomas Boyce.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where prayers will be said on FRI
Cedar Hin Cemetery. %
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HAMMOND, GEORGE. A session of

80 sorrow win be held on
Home. Elk services on
NV Wednesday at $50 pm, at
~ the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
~ 1920 9th st. NV, Funeral
services on THURSDAY. May %. Ct
18th ST., between and r SITS. NV.
PRANK F.'DAVIS Exalted Ruler.
HOWARD M. MccOLLUM. Seey.
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Wednesday, May 81, 1855, MAR
GARET FULLER SMITH Of 67Os
Forest Hill dr., University Park,
Nd, beloved wife Of the. late Walter
N. Smith and mother of Mrs. Wells
by two srandehildren. Ann and
George Smith. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave. Evansville. Nd, on
Saturday, May "a, at 10 am.
terment George washington Gene
terry %
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HARRIS, GEORGE 3. On Wednesday,
May 81, 1858. GEORGE +. HARRIS
Of IVA Corcoran St. NV, beloved
husband Of Geneva Harris Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Jarvis.
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borO pike. Hillside, Nd, on May 81.
1858, brother Of Sharden B. Hoile.
Four nieces and four nephews also
survive. Services ct Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 517 18th st. Sc, on
terment Confessional Cemetery. 20
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HLI I BESSIE sIssrf on TahTridAS S.0 Mss
wife q the late &. Roy Hi and
mother Of Mrs. Ruth Bounds and
.. Burns Hill: sister Of Mrs. Hattie
Baldwin, Mrs. Maude Beal and Ben
jamin Brashears. Friends may call
at the Donaldson Funeral Home,
313 Talbot ave, Laurel, Nd. Flu
neral services at st. Philips Epis-
copal Church on Saturday, May "a,
at 2 pm. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
terry. %
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Tnssasi, nas 10. less a hii real.
Ti%oob, ss as q ha.ssnd OF q nary
kllroY tlvood and father Of Ann
Louise Lanahen. Mari bruce, MAJ
k..,rs. eSsssni .r sehR MCKEE f,vSsana -
FUNERAL from the i, ", Costello
funerai Home, t9ge North Capitol
u on Saturday, May "a, al h;aO
an, heQuiem mass Al ~ Aioyaiua
Hs sssha 4, a,eo am 0,, Eslssivs, i go
Mn cemetery, 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

SL Nay w. n isSs AL " On NJ us SO
COMBE of 1882 Newton st. ne,
the beloved wife Of the late warren IRE,
liam L. and Warren Z. Slocombe,
Mrs Margaret Emmert and Mrs
Rebecca Stickel. She also is sur
vived by seven stepgrandchildren
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services viii be held on
Friday, May 90. at 11:30 am;
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 22
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HORsTNAN, Franklin R., u. On
Tuesday, May 20, 1908. at National
Institutes Of Health, FRANKLIN R,
HoRsTMAN, Dr.. Of 4412 sellman
I'd. Beltsvtlle, Nd the beloved NUS
devoted father Of Franklin R. Horst;
man III, c. Faye, Valerie l.. and
John Mark Horstman; loving son Of
Beatrice E. and Franklin r. Horst
man, sr.: brother Of Jeanne M
and Robert d. Williams, ir. Friends
may call ct 434 57th ave, Capitol
Heights, Nd, after 3 pm. Wednes;
day, May 81. Services will be held
ct the First Christian Church.
SSl o. an hr,d ave- Ms Caplso a. HeiEn1s
Interment Addison Chapel Gene
terry. In lieu of flowers. contribu-
tons may be made to the Leukemis
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Memo To Local
PTA Units

Greetings and Best Wishes for
continued success.
Now we have come to the half
way mark. There is still time to
rework your program. 1t is worth
while to take inventory always.
Have We started and closed on
time? Has each program enough
Iron" for healthy PTA? Have
you stimulated committee chair
men into action. These questions
and many others you will be dis
cussing as you plan your program
for the remainder of the year.
The National PTA Congress will
meet June 15-16-17, 1853 at AM&
N college, Pine Bluff. You are
urged as parent-teacher members
to attend. Send delegates that