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DEATHS
I'M Mrutnrtant

BOOKER. REV HENRY J. In Loving
father REV. HENRY j BOOKER.
who entered the Great Beyond six
teen years ago today, July 80, 1912
Loved in life, remembered in death
WIFE AND CHILDREN
CURRIE. DOUGLAS. In loving msm-
Org Of DOUGLAS CURRIE, who de-
parted this life two years ago. July
80. 1885
/ think Of him today
Resting. sleeping, Just away:
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace he awaits US all.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND
CHILDREN
FORD. HERMAN JAMES. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, HERMAN JAMES FORD. who
departed this life one year ago to-
Gone but not forgotten
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
IDA MAY FORD, CAMILLE FORD
JOHNSON. LAURA v. In loving mem
geS q U rba Ispt 4: Two yesr.
ago TODAY July 80. 1855.
Thoush absent yon are ever near.
Kept close BY memories we hold
stm loved. stin missed with all
-Throush' memories We shah never
HUSBAND AND MADELINE.
JONES, MARY 7. In sad but lovina
memory Of my dear mother who
passed away nine years ago today,
July 80. 1879 Anniversary masses
a Holy Comforter Church. 1887
As l loved you so / miss you
In my heart you are always near
Loved. remembered. longed for
Always bringing a silent tear
LOVING DAUGHTER AND SON-IR-
Law. RUTH A. AND JOHN W.
ory Of our dear one, WILLIAM 8
JONES. who departed this life siS
years ago today, July 80, 1859
After the burden and heat Of the
day.
The starry calm Of night
After the rough and toilsome way
Asleep In the robe Of white.
No sighs are heard in the shadow
No voice Of them that weep.
They have fought the nRht anc
finished the race,
God giveth them Rest in Sleep
THE FAMILY.
NUNSs LNNlLLE. IN memory OF my
dear daughter. LUCILLE ROSS, wife
OF Russell Ross, who departed THU
life ave years ago TODAY, July 80
1883
precious one from us has gone.
A voice beloved is SIN
A place Is vacant In our home,
Which never can be flied
I HER DEVOTED MOTHER AMI
/ HUSBAND
/ WARREN, CHARLES X. In iovins
memory Of my dear son CHARLES X
4 WARREN. who passed away sud
denly one year ago today. July so
/ 1857.
Dear Charlie you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no more
/ Yet in memory you are with me a.
you always were before.
Never shall ] cease 10 love you,
/ Never shall your memory fade
y The greatest love forever linEers IN
4 my heart for you today.
I often sit and think Of you and
! think Of how you died.
And that ! could not see your dear
face before you closed your eyes
| No one knows the silent heartaches
and tears I shed for you. dear son,
whom I loved 50 wen
! DEVOTED MOTHER.
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Col. Williams, Author

PENzANCE. England, July
80 R.-Lt. Col James Howard
Williams. soldier-author- farm
er who wrote the book "Ele-
plant Bill died in a hospital
today after an operation. He
was so.
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There are moments so moving that only the gentle
gift Of flowers expresses what Is most deeply felt.
This natural gesture creates special tie between
those who remember together the beauty Of
flowers eases the ache of shared loss. Your re-
membrance Of flowers win always say what your
heart is too full to express.
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NuuriIinp

nuRwIrx. nArm0ND. Thsrs vfl b
oil RxynoNb HtiRWITz a. ON
sunaas: August : kins pa pssl (
VA Relatives and friends Invited
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CEMETERY LOTS

IT. LINCoLN--Two choice sites. lovely
section. no cash needed, take over
payments. AP. 1921.
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AISLE L. oncers and men,
bers Of Arlington Chapter.
No 30, o. \. g., are re-
quested to assemble at
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
, Wilson blvd. on Wednes-
day, July 80, 1858, at
pm. for the purpose OF
condueting services Tor our
sister, MAISIE L. SHAW
DAISY. P. TAYLOR. W. NJ.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

y, W LIAItlIII ICC , DUIIo "
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 ano Mass Ave NE u S-h20t
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' july -, 1888 aahN HARRY ~ I y MS.
DoNoUGH, OF SEQ North Capitol
81. beloved husband Of Agnes Nc
Donough, father OF Raymond. Ed
ward and Lawrence McDonough
Funeral from T. p Costello Funeral
Home, Ire North Capitol ST.. on
Friday, August I. 1858, at $40
IN. REQUIEM mass at St. Aloysius
Church at y am. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment Mount
OliYet Cemetery II
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SHOEMAKER. JOSEPH ALBERT. On
Monday, July IS, 1858. at Carroll
formerly anCT ' u iSas A Mo5 saoEGAKER
the beloved father Of ] Bernard
Shoemaker Of Baltimore, Nd
brother OF Miss lydia z Shoemaker
OF washington, D. c. Friends may
cal AZ the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
until $3.50 am. Friday, August /
REQUIEM mass will be offered al
-. Dominic's Catholic Church, 9Th
and Z SITS S.w, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. 81
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RoYp. RHEYMoNp RALPH

denly, on Monday. July ss, 1855. Al
The washington sanitarium ana nd
s sSspiSa =, sofa somsSsst ST. hA WEI
Hyattsville. Nd, husband OF Alice
". Boyd. father OF Mrs Marcia L.
Cooper. Gary R and sharon J
Boyd. son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar r.
BOYD and brother OF Mrs Henry
srnSrd b I Boyd ni NJ so saI rssts sH y
the Warner 3 Humphrey Funeral
Home, s434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring- Nd, where services will be
held on Thursday, July 81, at III
am. parking facilitiesl. Intermeni
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
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20, 1858, at Providence Hospital,
NARY A. MEYERS tnee Boucherl
beloved wife Of the late william r
Meyers, mother Of Mary A. Meyers
and grandmother Of Catherine NJ
Meyers and sister OF Edward p
Boucher. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1891 Georgia
ave. NV, on Friday, August L, al
9.3a am, REQUIEM mass at st
AloySius Church, North Capitol and
Eye SITS. at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited Al
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BLUE, LUzERNE A. nU). Of 6l4
Bashford lane, Alexandria, Va, on
Bins. brother Of Edvsrd 8 !. Of Nc
Lean. Va. william p and Ralph D.
OF Philadelphia, Pa and Norman
El s q AlsSa ,n6Ta , Va services sass
~ S. nv, on Friday, August 1,
sss; q N. 10 en- c.m inssTment Ar
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MASON, Ruth. Oficers and members
n Of Interdenominat o
Ushers Union are hereby
notified OF the death OF
Sister RUTH MASON. Fu-
III neral service on Thursday,
NfTfm9kf11 July 81, at pm, at
N@tAAh Peoples c o m m IN { y
Church, lith and q SITS. ne
AIM A5MA G e. I HAWKINS vs., Pres;
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y j. a. Members OF
Spalding Council are
hereby notified OF the
death OF Brother J. A.
SHOEMAKER and will
meet for the recitation
Of the rosary at Lees Fu-
neral Home. 4th and
ne, on Thursday. July
at $40 pm.
j. LEAHY, q. X.
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1865. Il her residence ss4 sth st
ne RUTH MASON, beloved mother
OF Bernard O. Mason ana Mrs. Ber-
tina M Brown. sister OF Mrs. Marie
Davis and Earl s. johnson, devoted
is survived By a host Of other reis-
tives and friends. The late Mrs
Mason will lie In state at tho
Peoples Community Church, 18th
and @ SITS e.. after pm. Wednes-
day. where services viii be held
Rev. O. 7 Long ofiiciating Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery. Services
by Stewart. 80
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90. 1865. ROSA B. CLAYTON Of
SIS Sth st., Lynchburg. Va, beloved
mother Of Raymond Clayton and
Mrs. Norma Baeehus and sister Of
Mrs. Lugie Ferguson. Also surviving
are three grandchildren, Mrs. Norma
Jameson and the Misses Helen and
Laura Clayton, and other relatives
and many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements BY Mcclure,
Inc.
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MASON. RUTH. ofneers and members
Of the Northeast Benevolent Asso-
Z citation are hereby notified Of the
4 death of our late member. MRS
RUTH MASON. Funeral Thursday.
July 81, 1858. at 1 pm, from
Peoples Community Church. 18th
and O SITS ne
MRS. JUANfTA CRuMPToN. Sec
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SOA, WlNONA. on MONDAY, July ~
1888, At Andrews Air Force Bass
B BSsDaats ~ ss oaon cp Ri ado BE 81
loved wife Of L.. Col. George A
Cox and ma.ner Of George GFegory
and Judith Cox, daughter of c,
I Murray Of Lindsay, Okla. Friendl
may call at the Rinaldi Funera
am wedpesday .1uly a 9 Grave.
side services and interment at a:3C
am, Thursday July II. In Airing.
ton National Cemetery.
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90, 1855, AGNES B. CoWAN, Of
i 49, Oliver Z, s X. isnhan No Be-
and mother Of Dorothy e. Cloueh
She Is also survived BY q Grand.
daughter, Caroline Ann clough. Rel
atives and friends NAV call al
oasch's Funeral Home, 473a. Balti.
more ave, HyattSville. Nd. on
Wednesday, July 30, from 4 70 IL
nm. Interment BuFlinFton. VT
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Eureka Lodee'
No 5. Nlll meet IN special
session ~ Masonic Temple
1850 an. Thursday, July
81, 1858, to pay last Ma
sonic rites TO our deceased
brother, WILMA RY-
LAND; Funeral Thursday
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Juis 20, isss, Il henry Sh II Z. i pfxoS
loved HUSBAND Of Mrs. Alice s Dixon
father Of Mrs Ellen. p, Leigh Of New
and Henry L. Dixon, ir. He is als'
survived BY seven grandchildren. I
grest-grqndchildren and other rela
tives and many friends. After
pm; Thursday, july 81, friends ar
1882 U ST. NV. Funeral service
pm. Friday, August 4, at 81
Luke's Episcopal Church, 18th St
between p and Church SITS. NV
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gem
RteFy. 81
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GRIFFITH. CHARLES. on Monday

GRIFFITH, CHARLES. on Monday
July rs. 1858, at his home. Goshen
Nd, CHARLES GRiFFiTH, Sge 81
son OF the late Judge Charles H
and Hester Dorsey Grtfnth, survived
BY his wife. Magaret B. Grifith, ont
son, Wilson Griffth. three step
children Leroy Benson, Eugene Ben
son and Helen Esworthy: one sister
Marearet B. Kimhle; one brother
call at the Roy W. Barbour Fnnera
Home, Laytonsville. Nd, where sery'
ices will be held on Thursday, Jul,
81, At ? D.m. lnterment laylons'
Vile Cemetery. 80
HAMBLEN. ETHELYN b. On wednes
day, July 80. 1855, al her residence
l20O1 Qalena I'd Rockville, Nd
ETHELYN b. HAMBLEN beloved
wife OF Brig Gen. Archelaus L. Ham
blen, U. s. A. retired, mothei
OF Mrs Barbara II YOUNG. Mrs
Audrey X Gira and 1t, Col. Archie
laus L. Hamblen. IT,; daughter Q
Ernest J and the late Jennie s
Bragdon. Also survived by l Grand
children. Friends are invited u
cali AZ the Bethesda Chevy ChaSI
Funeral Home Of Robert A PUN
phrey, Bethesda. Md Services Mon
day, August 4, at Fort Myer Chapel
Fort Myer. Va, at III am In
terment Arlington National Gem
etery.
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BILLOT, CECELIA Z. on Monday
July Is, l95s. at Georgetogn Uni
JoT. Of sfIT Huidekoper ri. NV
Friends may call 81 the Rlnald
Funeral Home. Si6 n a. ne, from
3 to . pm, Wednesday, July 30
The holy sacrifce OF the mass vii
be offered Al 4 am, Thursdsy
Church, Fails Church, Va. IntermenI
church cemetery.
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BUILAHDl HEhBEkI. on Tuesday,
July 90, 1858, HERBERT BUiLARD
Of 1918 5Oth pl. ne, father OF
Hubert, Gloria and Barbara Billiard
and Joan wilkins. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY the Derritt
Funeral Home, Inc.
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NICHOLAS BRUINS. q. X
r. A. MAHAR. p. s. "a

kOPLOW. HELEN. Suddenly on Tues
Ca. HELEN KoPLow. beloved VIII
Of George Koplow. devoted mother o.
Richard, Elaine and Lorrie KoploW
She also Is survived BY three sisters
Mrs. Leonard W. Jacobs, Mrs Nor
timer Goodstein and Mrs. A. q
Silverman, both OF New York City
and brother, Edwin Lavenstein
Danzansky a Son Funeral Home
1901 18th 81. NV. Notice Of fu.
neral later.
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oEoRok 1. WALTON, 'secy.
Straw. MAIsIE 1. On Monday July
-. 1855, At Arlington Hospital.
MAlsIE l: SHAW, Of 4521 Lee
HighWay, Arlington. Va beloved wife
Of james Franklin shaw, mother OF
Horace :. SHAW. sister OF Mrs Ruth
Cozzens. Allie and Arthur Hager.
grandmother OF Margaret L. Giles
and Helen Carroll win. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2s4 2
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday, July ~, at 2 pm. In
terment Oakwood Cemetery. 80
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BUTLER; RICHARD n. on TUESDAY,
LER, OF 412 10th ST. NV. husband
of Mrs. MARI v. Butler. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
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eoLpsMIrn. Macy I. on Monday

Juiy IS, 1855 MARY l. GOLD
SMITH. mother Of Mary, shirley,
Francis, George and Clarence Gold
smith. Friends may call At the
Arehart Funeral Home, Inc, La
Plata. Nd, until Thursday, July ~
at 1890 am. Funeral services at the
Christ Episcopal Church, Wayside
Nd, at IL am. Interment church
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RFLTER. Jennie. ON "wednesday. Jul

80, l9bs, JENNIE FELTER, be-
loved wife Of Herman Felter, de.
voted mother Of Bernard Feltsr o.
Of Langley Park, Nd, Miss Ethe
FelteT, Burton Felter, Mrs Sail,
Stern, Mrs. Leah Leinson. all oi
Washington, d. c, Also survived b,
two brothers. william and LouiI
sister, Mrs Hannah Jackson, Has.
kell. Okla. Services at the c, D
Goldberg a Son Funeral Home, 42ii
9th st. NV, on Thursday, July 81
at . pm Interment Bnai Israe
Cemetery In mourning At fOl Maol
ann a. a " Ami mo n
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KELLEY, John, On Monday, July 20.
1858, JOHN KELLEY, husband OF
Mary Welch Kelley, brother OF Mis-
Jane and William Kelley. both Of New
YORK City, and Mrs John Newman
call at Oawler's Chapel 1856 Penn.
sylvania ave NV. Courtesy parking
soppoSitel where prayers win be said
on Thursday, July 81, at q am.
Mass will be offered at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
western ave, and ouesada ST. NV.
~ $3.50 an, Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 80
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MAkOsf, MARIE. on Monday, July 2s,
1865. at the Kensington Gardens
Sanitarium, MARIE MAROsY. OF
$3.50 South Dakota ave. ne, be-
loved wife Of Edward Marosy and
mother Of Edward Marosy, jr.. Mrs
Qisi J. Heany and Mrs Mary II.
Early. and sister Of Mrs. Rose Eldeen
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st NV
parking facilitiesl. where services
viii be held on Thursday. July 81. al
$50 am REQUIEM mass at Church
OF the Nativity at . am Intermeni
Maahinaton National CemeferY
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sunday July ~, loss, VICTORIA
v. MINOR. departed this life She
leaves 10 mourn her passing one
son GeorRe Olfus. fve sisters and
one grandson, Hampton olfus After
NAV eali al Rollins FS,neTal Hone
1899 Hunt pl. ne. Funeral services
al pm. on Thursday, July 81,
from the above funeral home In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Brother Moses Brown oficiating.
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DIKTERUK, OLEx. on wednesday
pital, oLEx DIKTERUK, OF III
jefferson 81. NV. beloved husband
Vera Caryk and Peter Dikteruk
Notice Of funeral later.
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A native Of New Orleans anc
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suncs;. JniS "a 1855. WILLIAM
ROBERT RYLAND Of fe2a h. l.
ave. ne. husband Of Christine Ry-
land, son Of Harriet Ryland and
brother Of Myrtle Person. Ruby Lee.
vlrsinla Bats, Elena oden, clifford,
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends> After 4 pm
Wednesday,, friends ate invited to
eail At the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
$50 9th st. nv Funeral from
sOis 18TH 81 NV. az pm. Thurs.
day, July 81. Interment Boykins,
va. 30
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July Is, Ia5S. al Inc d Z densrs
Hospital, THOMAS &. JOHNSON, o
elJ l2th 81. ne. devoted husband
Of Dorothy johnson. beloved son o
cara and PAU YOUNG He also leave
Tella Watkins. and other relative
and many friends Remains restinl
a. the John T. Rhlnes a Co Funera
Home, 1901 18th g. ne. Wherl
friends may call Friday, August 4
from @ pm. Funeral and IN
folk. Va. i
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IN SS" HospitSi Center ni eS GEORGE W
GALLAHORN Of 1911 Luzerne ave
Silver Spring, Md, beloved husband
OF Leontine p. Gallahorn, father OF
Ms u wSas snd Re MTs L STs 1aP
Connolly. and brother Of James 7
Gallahorn. There also are four
Grandchildren. Mr.. Gallahorn rests
at the Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral
s HS%s; es esrEnr ava iscil sise'
Mass will be offered for the repose
OF his soul on Thursday, July 81. at
cam, at st, Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen. Md. Interment Mount
Oiivsl CefaetRrv 40
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July IS. 1858, At the washington
Sanitarium. OTTYE LOUISE MIX,
Of 5051 New Hampshire ave. NV.
beloved wife OF Harry c. Mix and
sister sister q .i MS MAI Maee, Thomss Mrs
Montrose. Calf :, and Franklin Brose
Gearhart Of Winona Lake, Ind
Friends may call ct the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st NV
parking opposite), where services
will be held on Thursday, July 81.
at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery 81
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MONDAY, July N 1908 JO1N KING
O'SHAUGHNESSY, OF 4Sl5 Mont
gomery lane, Bethesda, Nd. be-
loved husband Of Frances II
O'ShaughneSSy. father Of Mrs Mar
celle o S Rivello and Charles ].
OShaughneSsy Also survived BY six
grandchildren, four sisters and one
brother, all Of New Orleans Ia
Friends are invited 10 call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A Phumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd Services Friday, August 1. 1t
Fort Myer. Va. at n am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
PARKMAN, THEODORE G. on Mon
day. July IS 1855, at the Wash
inEtou Sanitarium and Hospital
THEODORE q. PARKMAN Of lO335
Parkman I'd. Silver Spring. Nd d,
husband OF Rehecca c. Parkman and
father Of LIST L. Theodore Graham
Parkman, U s. Army, and Donald N
Parkman and brother OF Mrs. Frank
r walsh, Mrs. William 3. Wellons
and Mrs John He'll. There also are
three grandchildren. Mr.. PRrkman
rests at the Warner r Pumphrey
Funeral Home, SABA Ga. ave, silver
sprinE, Nd Notice OF funeral later
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sIMMs, CHARLES W. On Monday,
49th st. ne. CHARLES ". SIAaAdS,
beloved husband OF Mary I Simms,
son OF Lula B Simms, father OF
Sheila Parks. Clarence Parks. Char
lene, Theodore, Michael and Frances
sinms ne Is also surVlvea py otner
Simms may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 80 H st. ne, after
pm. Thursday, where services will
be held Friday. August 1, at 1880
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 81
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July rs, s5s' AZ his residence. - RID
G. KATcHAM, husband Of Bernice
v. katcham, son OF Mrs. Ethel
Kafcham. father OF Patricia Lynn
and James G. Katcham. IT,, brother
Of Ray. Georae and Sam Katcham
also Mrs June 10th Friends may
call At the EVERY Funeral Home,
sl4 w. Main a.. FAIRFAX. Va. where
services will be held on Thursday.
yult 81, At 1.fb pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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kIELEY. 9OHN. Members Of WASH
A.A lngton Council. No 2s4,
rA4 Knights Of Columbus,
AAA are notified OF the death
NI~H OF our late member.
VNN%X JOHN KELLEY. and are
Nl/ requested 70 meet at
w Gawler's Funeral Home.
1856 Pennsylvania ave- NV
Wednesday eveninR, July 20, 1883,
a. pm, for recitation OF the
rosary.
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Baptist Church. i3th st. between
:, the temple ioth and 3 s s.s. NEE y y
Members meet al the church.
GEoRoE /. WALTON. Wseev
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-12
RED CROSS DRIVE

Charitable drives are becoming in
creasingly difficult to promote in our
area and perhap all over the country.
The busy world we live in leaves little
time for efforts at money-raising pro-
jects and it is lot easier to pay our
part and let the work be done by
others.
But Tabor City this year was for
tunate OF have Mrs. j. NJ. Soles, Jr..
and Mrs. Leon Fonvielle agree to
take charge of the Red Cross drive
in the community and Mrs. J. A.
Herlocker, Howard Fowler and Joe
Coleman have agreed to assist in the
solicitation. These folks, like every
one else, are busy but they didn't
refuse to accept the responsibility
because of that
In few days they will be talking
with you about your Red Cross con-
tribution this year. There will be some
who will find fault with the Red
Cross, the way it spends its money,
"hoI SOiuSpouS Has Sdlu lney Ulu or
didn't do during the war, and perhaps
some of the criticism is justified. Ger
talnly some of it isn't justified. Ger
tainly, also, there are many times,
many disasters, in which the Ameri-
can Red Cross does fne job. We
should perhaps remember more of
these good jobs and not make noun
tains out of the lesser ones when
thinking in terms of helping or not
helping during the funds drive.
Columbus County this year has
quota of just over $1,000. That's about
a thousand dollars less than INC .,.,...
was in 1857. But last year Columbus
fell down badly in its Red Cross drive
and raised only $4,000. This year we
would hate to see the quota that much
under what the National American
Red Cross has set as our fair share.
We may have our troubles, eco
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-12
PLAIN
TALK
BY AL HARRISON
BY AL HARRISON
THE RACE is ON

When Willard Wright officially announced his
political intentions it made of the quest for
the Columbus seat in the House of Representatives
His opponent is Ed Williamson, young and abia
lawyer from Whiteve.
There have been Wright williamson political races
before. This one has the makngs of just as great
battle the other.
1t will be interesting to see if persons aienated
by Wright political and non-potca issues will
get their revenge
Another Williamson who has announced intentions
of seeking reelection is the well-known Arthur WEI
hanson who served last term in the Senate
Arthur knows his way around in the political
world and has made many friends. Even his political
opponents who don't wish him we'll are quick to admit
that it wouldn't surprise them if he by great
majority in the May primary.
Horace Shaw labeled the 1912 murder of c.,
lumbus County filling station-grocery store operator
as the most ruthless in 1S year period.
Ira Goodwin, operator of station between White
vile and New Brunswick, was murdered when he
refused to turn his wallet to two young thefsx
The two men went into the store and asked for a
pack of cigarettes. They handed Goodwin a ten dollar
DILL AS he pulled out his wallet to give them change
they stuck pistol in his ribs and told him to give
crate of empty drink bottles. When he reached for
one of the bottles they shot him to death He died
clutchng his wallet but the thieves took it away from
him and from the building 1t was never definitely
esta bllshed to how much money netted in the
robbery but officers figured it small amount y
Three of the four men in the robbery-murder wei,
given death sentence in the initial trial Upon appeal
two received life sentences and the other received
light prison terms