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Alfred Noyes,
British Poet

ISLE OF WIGHT, England,
June 20 tR.-Alfred Noyes. n,
a robust British writer who
made a living on poetry, died
in a hospital today
Probab bly, his best-known
poem was Kew in Lilac Time. "
Another, THE Highwayman, 4"
was made into a movie.
Six feet, 200 pounds, clean
shaver and short-haired. Mr..
Noyes was a far cry from the
popular conception Of a poet.
But his poems Immediately be-
came popular here and in the
United States. Many of them
were set to music.
He made is trips to the
United States and lectured in
more than 1000 United States
communities. He was profess
sor of modern English litera-
ture at Princeton University
from 1913 to 1923. He held
honorary degrees from Yale,
the University of California
and Syracuse University. He
was graduated from oxford.
In 1907. Mr.. Moves married
Garrett Holmes, daughter Of
a United States Army officer,
Col. B. G. Daniels. She died
in 1926. Later he married an
English widow, Mary Weld
Blundell. They had one son
and two daughters.
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Dratha

Whey. IDA L. Departed this life
mems Hospital MRS. IDA L. VII
KEY OF 1905 18th st. NV wife
Of the late Thomas W. Wilkey.
She Is suryby y,,a BY thrss sons G iSi
MHf ri Ksmpt %lIksk o. and Sh's Jane. &
Wilkey Of washington, D, c four
Mss Ass" E wei b. wiiEey. Mrs. Mary
Z. Howard and Mrs. Helen W HALL:
thirteen grandchildren. four great
Erandehildren. three sisters Mrs.
EGth ,,.,. coz Tov q Memphis lem Ms, I Tenn,
Williamson Of Chicago. nj. and
many other relatives and friends.
} HAL Bros. Funeral Home. 62i Flor
ida ave. NV, on Monday. June
80 after ] pm. Funeral services
On q. IHMs ssrono IgS hsnt,,i Pm eBre &
G, Smith ofieiAtinG. Intsrment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
WILSON. HATTIE b. sNOwDEN. on
s sSiSeyb SSnt wilson PS y 5 sATF French
ST. NV, beloved wife Of the late
Robert Wilson and devoted mother
Of Frank. Raymond, John and
Earl Wilson and Mesdames Clara
Fletcher. Annice Graves, Bernlce
Mason and Harriet White Also
surviving are a sister, Mrs. Cora
Hi HI; two bre saoTd.n Col Prank lli N
in-law, three daughters-in-law, four
sons-in-law, eighteen grandchildren
and four Observation-Disclosures Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Mcclure, Inc. 80
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DR.. F. Hart, 76, Dies;
photographer for U. S.

DR.. Frederick M. Hart. 70. a
photographer with the United
States Geological Survey for
more than 48 years. died yes
terday In q nursing home In
Silver Spring after a long Ill
ness. His home was i0022 Ten
brook drive. Silver Spring.
DR.. Hart. who retired In 1858.
was assistant chief Of the spe-
cial map section during later
years with the Geological Sur
vey. He first joined II as a
photographic craftsman In 1904.
Born In Waverly. N. Y. he
came 10 Washington In his
youth and attended old Cen
trail High School. While study
ing at Columbian College Medi-
cal School, from which he was
graduated IN 1905. he worked
for the Coast and Geodetic
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Survey and later the Geological
Survey.
Upon graduation he chose a
career as a photographic enei-
neer rather than one in medi-
cine. When he retired. he had
been In Government service 81
years.
He was a member OF the
American Society Of Civil Enei-
neers. the Society of American
Military Engineers. the WASH
ington Society Of Engineers and
the American Congress OF Sur
veying and Mapping.
DR.. Hart is survived by a son,
Rodney. Falkland. Md. and two
grandchildren.
Services win be conducted at
2 pm. Monday at the Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Thigpen,
Here u Years

Mrs. Wessie w. Thigpen, a
Washington resident for %
years, died Wednesday at Doc
tors Hospital after a brief i'll
ness.
Mrs. Thigpen had been a
local. resident since 1896, COM
ing here after the death Of
her husband, Henry L. Thig-
pen.
A native of Georgia, she was
a member of Pennsylvania Az
enue Baptist Church here.
Mrs. Thigpen is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Vera
Spurck of the home address,
34l3 Carpenter street Sc, and
Mrs. Mae w. Whisonant Of
1859 Alabama avenue Sc; a
son, Frederick H. Miller, 7745
Frederick road, Hyattsville, and
two granddaughters.
Services were to be held at
the s. H. Hines funeral home,
290l Fourteenth street NV,
at l pm. today. with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. A. L. FuIk,
Ran Store Here

Mrs. Archibald L. Falk, "a,
who with her husband formerly
operated a clothing store in
the 900 block Of F street NV,
died yesterday in Winter
Haven. Fla, after an illness Of
five weeks.
Mrs. Falk had lived in Florida
since she and her late husband
retired in 1928.
The former Mabel Gilbert,
she was born in Newcastle, Pa.
She came to Washington in
1901 after her marriage and
worked with her husband in
business here until their re-
tirement.
She was a member Of the
Presbyterian Church in Winter
Haven.
Mrs. Falk is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Effle G. Soules of
Winter Haven.
Funeral arrangements were
incomplete.
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William BuiIey, 81, Auto
Supply, Ex-CouI Executive

William Bailey, So. a man
ager for the Interstate Auto
Supply Co. here and a former
oficial Of the Foreign Opera
tons Administration, died yes
terday Of cancer in Georgetown
University Hospital. His home
was at 846S Piney Branch
court, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Bailey, who had been
with the auto supply firm since
last year, spent much Of his
career in executive positions
relating to the coal industry.
He had previous been a rep
resentative for the Anthracite
Institute. chief Of the coal
branch Of the FOA, and Wash
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ington representative Of the
Bituminous Coal Producers
Board.
Born In Portsea. England. he
came to this country in 1890
and had lived most Of the time
since in the Washington area.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Mildred Mitchell Bailey:
two children, Susan and Don.
of the home address; and his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Bailey, Cor
bingham, England.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 3 pm. Monday at
the Warner E. Humphrey flu
neral home, 8434 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring. Burial will
be private.
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Mrs. w. P. coppinger, 46,
Home Economics Expert

tomac Electric Power Co., she
became well known in WASH
ington through her radio
broadcasts. newspaper articles
and conducting Of demonstra-
ton schools for area house,
wives.
She returned from Japan for
m edical treatment three
months ago.
Born In Pocomoke City, Md
Mrs. Coppinger was q gradu-
ate of the University of Mary
land College Of Home Eco
Monies Education. She had
been prominent in alumni ac-
tivity, serving as president Of
the Home Economics Alumni
Association and on the ,nard
Of the Alumni Council of the
university. She was also a mem
Der OF Kappa Delta, the ma
tional home economies sorority.
Services Monday
In addition to her husband.
she is survived by two children,
Walter Lyons and Susan; her
mother, Mrs. Laura Chesser.
and a sister, Miss Violet Ches-
ser. both of Pocomoke City: an
other sister. Mrs. Avery Short
of Salisbury; and three broth
ers, Keith, Page and Reuben
CheSser.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. Monday at the
Church Of the Holy Redeelner
in Kensington, Md. Burial will
be In the Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery.
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7 Go to Prison
in $4,000 Deal
On Trust Notes

Two officials of a concern
dealing in trust notes were
given prison terms yesterday
by Federal Judge Richmond B.
Keech for false pretenses in
obtaining a total of $4,000 in
deals involving a second trust
note in 1855. o.
They are Abe NJ. Draisner.
43. Of the 1900 block Of Wis
consin avenue NV. who was
sentenced to serve from eight
months to two years, and Dom
aid U Gunter, Al, Of the 500
block Of Seventh street Sc,
who was given from five to is
months. Both were convicted
last month by a District Court
jury. The two were described
as officers Of the District In
veStment Corp, with ot1ceS IN
the 1000 block of Vermont ave-
nue. NV.
Draisner and Gunter were
convicted of obtaining $1,000
from a man by pretending to
act as agents Of a contractor
who wanted a loan. According
to the prosecution, the man
referred to as a contractor
actually was in the Merchant
Marine.
The two defendants also
were convicted Of obtaining
sums of $4,000 and $500 from
woman by telling her a trust
note they were selling her was
free from encumbrances. Ac-
tually. it was charged, the note
had been pledged to the man
from whom the $4,000 had been
obtained.
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Mrs. Walter Paul Coppinser,
46. wife Of an international
Cooperation Administration
Official who had just returned
from a tour Of duty in Tokyo
died Tuesday in Salisbury. Md.
Of cancer.
The former Carolyn Chessar,
Mrs. Coppinger lived in the
Washington area from 1890 un-
til 1856 when her husband was
appointed co-ordinator Of the
International Training Center
Of the ICA in japan.
Advised Housewives
As director Of the Home
Service Department Of the Po-
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Eisenhower Signs
Recreation Bill
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower today
signed a bill creating a l5-man
commission to study the coun-
try's outdoor recreational re-
sources.
The commission must re-
port by September /, 1861.
Seven members will be named
by the President and four
each by the Speaker Of the
House and the Vice President.
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Dr.. Donald A. Flanders, 81,
Top Atomic Mathematician

mission installation for eight
years.
Death was attributed tenta-
lively to an overdose Of sleep
ing pills. Notes found in his
room indicated DR.. Flanders
had been in poor health recent
ly. suffering from ulcers and
other ailments. a
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AnuriIinn

ALFERT. ANNE AND MAX, unyeii.
ms services N memory Of the late
ami and MAX ALpERT VII iaks
ats pm. a. Arlington National
csmeisFy. Friends and relatives are
NORMA SHERMAN AND IRENE
YOUNG, -
IN msmosy 81 me late josKPH
Saas %. 1888, a i.yS ON. q as
District Of Columbia Cemetery
WfpK. HOSE sPfvocK: TWO
BRoTHnRA AND ONE sisrkR
wRcmsLER, SARAH. There Win ps
AMI ysiIln an E @smSrlaJ uh 70
20. 1888, Al 1890 plm,, AZ the Beth
6holom Cemetery toidl, 18TH ~.
and Alabema ave. I,e.s consreas
invited 70 attend.
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Dr.. Louise Pound, 86,
Author and Scholar

LINCOLN, Nebr., June % (P).
DIR. Louise Pound, SO, scholar
author, and educator, died to-
day. She was a sister of DR..
Roscoe Pound, famous authority
on law and former dean OF
Harvard Law School.
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CHICAGO. June % P.-Dr.
Donald A. Flanders. 81, brother
of Senator Ralph Flanders. Re-
publican Of Vermont. and top
atomic mathematician at Ar
gonne National Laboratory.
died yesterday. He had been
senior mathematician at the
suburban Atomic Energy Com
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POTSY, HopsCOTcH, BOXBALL
CLASSES HELD FOR COLLEGIANS

NEW YORK PA group Of college students Is
busy taking required in elementary potsy. hop
scotch and II, and boxbal TX
The students taking part in the annual Police
Athletic League n-service training program learning
to practice what they'll preach during the summer
months
Potsy hopscotch and boxball are traditional city
street games and the collegians must be hep in all Of
them to gain respect Of the youngsters they will be
supervising during the leagues playstreet program,
which starts Monday
This past week the instructors also boned up on
potato sack racing paddle tennis basketball voleybal
and Switchboard
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Bethesda; his father. Agerios
Fliakas Of Velvendos: a brother.
George. l70l Hobart street
NV; a sister. Mrs. Ann Kari
raS. 1855 Hobart street NV,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 pm. Monday at
the st. Sophia Cathedral. Thir-
ty-sixth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NV. Burial viii
be In Glenwood Cemetery.
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Carn of Chunks

IsmTON, AMELIA .. The husband
and family Qi the late AMki,iA y
ASHTON Wishes 70 express sincere
thanks and appreciation % the
maHy Islasivea, i nslsheofal iFi .ss,,
teiesfams, eaFda, hoWerh, gifta, use
OF cars. all services and generous
expFesalona Of aympathy durlne their
resent hrenvrment
DEVOTED HuanAND.. RonERT q.
fRofiER, bUbfEY jIckSoN:
klECIo AND NEPHEWb. 20
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Dratbs

FORTUNE. vELMORE A, On Tues
dayl gans ~, 1888, vELNoRk A,
ko Sssss1 " p s9i. I ef ss'9 sss
kss saryis w. I sss Other ssalisss
sslardsSl June ss. frisnd. are *.
ylisd 70 sal a The Meouirs Eunsral
nf from ~ so z ssh hspaiisi eS Sas5s
Qsinssyiils. Va on SUNDAY. june
sssSa,.s' ..m! Pen; fsT' in''F@ b
EosTER, m. G, DAVID. on wsdnsa-
DAY. June sA, 1885, A ~. zeal.
ssHss, y = ,s,I ~ 's X. pr g pAyip
In P,is sT sis other ~ o sss
ives and many friends. After ESQ
VI lis n sii.s I q kss BsshsI h ssp.
x. ea ..ssI... ssh snd q. ,ss, nv.
esy' july 1. a. ~ noon Inserm mem
Fanssmsns b. Mcclure, Inc. 80
0lS5lO fSSsie sI'c5 5s 6 "a; fi Sgs
q GALLOWAY tnss ksnnsdyo, Be-
loved M. siis q steven steven Aiesrs, qsllo-
gaLet W Queen and Alice Z Pin-
dell Relatives and friends may
SAL a. the Collins Funeral Home.
ss2i itt3 = ny. asaniem mas
issS Macarthur blvd. On n Monday,
Holy Rood csnstsrs. i"' 70
0AavEs, ipA N; On gElsay, ygn.
a sTysFd q RSsm siss'F e q John ss 4
nl,e 81, survived rs6. BY lumber q
he s. d Hines CO, Funeral Home.
june 80. a. II am, tparEina "a.
Si sms,,l,v lat,s nIhsn,. MOUNT Hebron
oLUKENHOUs, IDA. on Friday, June
"a, 1888, IDA QLuKENHous be-
sS sia As @SSs olutsS isS1' .n Si W..
D. c, She also Is survived By SIX
sranddshIldrsn and Three great-
n La,aasssnildren; Services A, me 6; p.
Oh q. NV sOe On r Sunday h0T June 30 ~.
At ~ am. IntsFmsnt District Of
Columbia Lodge Cemetery. In
Fi ssssin CmI. 4 n6 SSl1 s'h st. qsW
GREENWOOD, MARTIN. suddenly. on
IhuIsday June 20, 1888, MARTIN
GREENWOOD OF SIS Hamilton 81.
ne, beloved husband OF Anne
Greenwood and devoted father OF
Marsha, Michael and Mason Green
wood. He also is survived BY a
brother. Frank 0reenburg Of New
York City, and a sister Funeral
services At the Bernard DanEansky
q Sons Funeral Home. 55oi i4th
81. NV, on Sunday, June %, al
1890 am. Lnterment B'nai Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week, Sis
Hamilton 81. ne. 90
GREENWOOD, MARTIN. There will
q be q special communica-
IN ton Of Samuel Oompers
IN Lodge. No. 40, p. A. A. NJ
W No on Sunday. June 20, 1853,
INK 81 $3.50 an, a. the B'nal
w Israel CONGREGATION for the
" purpose Of comforting the
last Masonic rites at the funeral
GREESwoop. All members ' are Il
ussu " MoKRis suRERMAN
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BLAKE, CAPT. WENDELL r. Usl

sIs.ITsal On \, %ss !I5sI June 8 g &
UsN tretiTedl, Of 1913 Parkston I'd !,
oI Mrs. Betty 10 Blake and father
Of Mrs. Robert Martin OF Rock
Nile Center Ions Island, n; \
sons. Friends are invited 70 call
nsra lnf Home INDEPENDENTLY 81 RoSsTt Pumphrey.
Bethesda, Nd, after 2 pm Satur-
day. June rs. Services will be
held on Monday. June 30. at 10
am, at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
MyeT, Va Interment Arlington Ma
llnnal CemeterY. ~
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oSss I S:lO 1sSS son aoS Il csthsI Gshe &
Wilcox and the late Louis 4, Blek-
sri9'h' bE Ssss5 p cH userss h snd
cal at the Robert A. MsttinSly
Funeral Home, 13l ,l1th st. Sc,
after 8 pm. Saturday, June 2s.
Sui e, mass At The Holy Comforter
Church at $3.50 am Relatives and
friends Invited. Intermeut Airing
ton National Cemetery 80
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BORRNsTEIN. IRVING NICHOLAS

On wednesday. June IS. i05s, at
his residence. 5s24 Chevy Chase
gkTy, nv; IRVING NICHOLAS
Mrs. Beulah B. Strasburger and Mr..
Ralph Boernstein Friends may call
st. NV, where services will be held
on Monday, June 80, At l 80 pm,
Interment In Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

j. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ith 81 and Mass Ave NE Il $4,000
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BROWN, DOROTHY. On Monday

june 20. DH fsSs' TbN6RoTHY BRR9oVWVNN
Of 63l A st. Sc. daughter OF the
bs se dufS mother s u rb sSIsOn b sF Tsg
Tor. sister Of Boston Stafford Brown.
She also is survived by i've nieces,
two cousins. other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Brown may
be viewed ct the Stewart Funeral
Monday, June 80. Funeral on
tuesday. July l.. from the Ebenezer
Methodist Church, 4th and d sts.
Sc, at IL am. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. 80
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day, June "a, 1858 g Doctors Ms, Hes 3;
H.. sS RodS Sy' r. sn MIN q 70t osG,o o.
Conn. and sister Of Mrs. Louis G.
Wilson. She also Is survived By
two grandsons, Brenton and Jefirey
Smith, and a nephew, Baldwin p
Cook Services and inter@ gs
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HART. pR. FREpERICK MAsnN

EETRIfSa T LSss A1 lRsSs :, Pr 56o FRED
s sssSs, or e. Silver snTE.I Spring Nd beloved
Nd; grandfather Of Barbara Ann
and Jean Marie Hart, uncle Of
STANLEY E Hart OF washington.
.. C.: Services at the 8. II. Hines
GO. Funeral Home, .290l 14th 81,
pm. parking facilitiesl Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
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NORRIS slLbEhMAN,
JACOB sANpIER' Sew 30

GROSS. GEORGE FRANCIS. On Fri
day, June q. 1855, GEORGE FRAN
l0b, husband Of Josephine Gross,
neoTse Gross. A Sro,hs SaT y s,st nS
Alphias, Mrs. Mary Butler. Richard,
Joseph and Leroy Gross. Also
surviving are six grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
Rollins an
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THURSDAY, June 20, 1855. WAITER
ave. f NV. Beloved HUSBAND S d" Of Nina
J, Hackett and grandfather OF
Sherry and Terry Hackett OF Silver
Spring, Nd brother Of Mrs. Charles
Hartford Of Cleveland, Ohio. Reia-
tives and friends are Invited 10
call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home, 5l03 Wisconsin ave. NV,
where services will be held on Mon
gay, june 30, at an. Interment
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Conner, ROBBIE 7. On Saturday

VC June rs, 1888. ROBBIE T. Conner,
v. Conner, father OF Mrs Barbara
Downs, Deborah and Anne Conner;
son of Joseph r. and Meta Conner
He also is survived by two grand
children, Services at the W, W.
Deal Funeral Home, 1872 Georgia
ave. NV, on Tuesday. July /, at
2p.m. Interment Rock Greek Gene
tpry 30
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prafhs

BAfLEY, WILLIAM. on Thursday,
june 90 lg9s,, .. 0soggs.oyn yp.;
81 Si03 Plney branch court, Silver
sPripg. Nd, husband g, Msl ,,isS
BAILEY and Don Bailey; son Of Mrs
kllen Bailey Of corringham. Ems
land. Mr. Bailey rests at the War
ner Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
s43i QeorgiA ave. Silver sprlngl
on Monday. June 30, At 3 pm.
tparklng facilitiesl. lnterment pri-
waite. IN preference Of flowers, sym.
patty may be expressed In the form
oe %s%0r B G. 81 bvis SsL's SO Sn sth
%
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huRRnuGHs. FANNIE IoLA. {

Wednesday, June 25, 1858, al Freed
mems Hospital. FANNIE lola BUR
ROUGHS, devoted wife OF John
& Burroughs, mother OF Anna Jean
BurroughS and sister Of Mrs Belle
Sweeney, Mrs. Thelma Reed and
Harry Bowie. Also surviving are
two sisters law, Mrs. Eliza Green
and Mrs. Ola Burroughs: q brother
in-law. Alfonso Burroughs; nteces,
nephewS and other relatives and
friends After pm. Friday, June
%, friends may call at her late
residence. Piscataway I'd, Clinton,
Nd. Services on Saturday, June
rs, at IL noon, at the Union Bethel
Church, the Rev. Mackel ofleiat-
ing Interment church cemetery
ArranRementS by Rnllins
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CAMPBELL, ELlJAH. On Thqrssaa!s9y,'

June @6. 1855 ELIJAH CAMPBELL
OF 1894 10th st. NV, devoted hus-
band OF Mary Lou Campbell, step
father of Ollie " Taloert, Corine
liams. James Thurston, Clarence
Peterson, Willie and Cliff Marbley
and Jessie Mae Cephas. other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
2 pm, Sunday June 60 friend, friend;
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
Funeral services on Monday. June
Baptist Church, 432 M st. NV, the
E Element wo eShIns1' S SS,stsig %
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THOMPSON. WILLIAM, ST.. on
ALBERT II. JONES,
Worshipful Master.
J. ALFRED COLLINS, secy. 90

WASHINGTON. RoMAY c. on
residence, 1913 4th st, NV. ROMAY
c, WASHINGTON. wife Of the late
William L. Washington. beloved
cousin Of Mrs Lizzie Adams. sister
ln-law OF Mrs Annie e Lucas. Mrs
Lonzena W. Berry and John 2
Washington She also leaves TO
mourn their loss other relatives and
host Of friends Friends are in
vited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1880 9th st, NV.
Funeral from the Israel C. NJ E.
Church on Saturday, June IS at
pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. In lieu OF flow
erS, please make contributions to
the American Cancer Society. IS
MATTE A. On Saturday.
June Is, le5s. at her residence.
MATTE A. WHITMAN, mother OF
Clair NJ Whitman OF ormond Beach,
Fla, and Edward Z. Whitman of
Wheaton, Nd. grandmother Of viii
liam z Donald, Ray d and Richard
Lyon Whitman. Services al the
s H. Hines Co Funeral Home,
1901 l4th st. NV. on Monday,
June 30, at IL noon parking facili-
tiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln. Gene
terry. ~
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wednesday. June rs, 1855, at his
nw. AA9USausTfi q. c%RPENTER, the
beloved husband OF Etcille I. Car
penter, father of Mrs. Etcille L,
Sherman OF College Park. Md, and
Leo A. Carpenter Of Arlington. va.
He also is survived BY two grand-
children Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Monday, June 80, at
p:45 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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HARTRANFT, PAUL s. on Frid

hAikIkANFI, PAUL s. on Friday,
PAUL s. HARTRANFFF iS 81 sS6 aS' Hi:s.
olson q. carrollton. Hyattsviiie,
Hartranft, father OF Mrs. Charles
Mavtenof Of Cliffside, n j.: brother
OF Mrs. Martha Groff and OrviIie
Hartranft Of Albany, N. Y. He also
survived BY seven grandchil-
qaren' Friends may call at the
zee FUNERAL Home, Atm St and
Mass. ave. ne, where prayers will
be offered on Monday. June 40 At
~ am: lnterment Fort Lincoln
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COPPINGER, CAROLYN SUE lnee

ILbhesserI IN ,Iqs IIT oyg4nnisMc ~,
tnee chesserl Of f0l Alvin ave,
Walter P. coppinger. mother OF sue
and Walter p, coppinEer, jr, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Laura Taylor Chesser,
sister OF Mrs. Margaret short, Miss
Violet Chesser, Reuben, Frank, Page
and Keith CheSser. Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd
Services on Monday June 30, at
the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
Saul I'd. and Summit ave. Kensing-
ton, Md, where requiem mass will
Gate OF Heaven Cemetery. bal
timore. Md. papers please COPY 20
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e5' 1865. HOMER II. HARE, the
beloved husband Of Blanche p. HARE
and father Of James r. HARE and
mrs: Ruth Il. Barchers. Services
1912 LGeorgia ave. NV, on Mon.
day, June 80, At IL am. 90