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SERVICE NEWS

in Warren, Ark, on her way
back to California. She will
be back with her parents for
the Christmas holidays.
A wedding during the holi-
days is planned by Miss Ke-
hart and Mr.. Dennis Lang,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Lang of Los Angeles. but she
expects to continue her en-
cheering course and be grad
uated next June.
Mr.. Lang is a graduate OF
use at Los Angeles and is a
gifted baritone. He is teach
ing singing to high school
students in Los Angeles and
already has gone far in his
music career. He holds a
bachelor of music degree
from the university.
Miss Kehart was hostess to
three Of her prospective bridal
attendants at luncheon last
week. The three live in this
area and include Miss Helen
Keely, who will be maid of
honor; Mrs. Robert Korinke,
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IN STORE
THIS WEEK AT
MoQ<e1

Tuesday and Wednesday, our Fob
ric-Foshion Show for you who ore
coIIeee-bound. See detois at right.
Tuesday, see the new hiqh-risinq
woistlnes in informal Modelling in
the Teo Room, 7th Floor be-
tween 300 and ZOO pm.
Friday, Lossie, famous TV canine
stor, comes to 7 Corners and Chevy
Chose with his troiner, to present
O lo-minute show All his fons ore
invited to see him at the 7 Corners
Shopping Center Parking Lot, II 100
am. and OF our Chevy Chase Store
Parking Lot, $50 pm.
Thursday and Friday, Miss Dee of
Betmor Hats comes to our Wosh-
ineton Store, Town n TroveI Hat
Bor, End Floor.
Saturday is Teen-Aee Fashion Show
Day, with exciting Door Prizes.
Make q date be there and see all the
news 300 pm, 4th Floor,
Washington Store.
Saturday, learn packing techniques
in q Luggage Packing Demonstro-
ton by Copitol AirIines' Jean Min
chener She's in our Luggage De-
pertinent, 7th Floor, Washington
Store, 1000 o.m to IL 100 and ZOO
to 500 pm.
All week, our bewitchino Humboldt
Penquins hold court in their cool,
cool window OF | lth and F Streets.
You'll especially enjoy wotching
them OF feeding time, 1910 am.
and $50 pm.
All week, OF their headquarters in
our College Shops, members of
our College Boord ore hoppy to
shore their compus fashion know
how with you. You'll see them
around the stores, too cosy to
spot in their bright orange pIoid
Jumpers. College Shop, 3rd Floor,
Washington or OF Chevy Chose,
7 Corners or Alexandra.
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wife Of Navy Ensign Korinke
for whom Miss Kehart was a
wedding attendant last year.
and Miss Ann Hiles.
Strains Live Here
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Strain are remaining in their
home at 1916 North Wayne
street in Arlington and have
with them their youngest son
John. Admiral Strain retired
at the end Of July and with
Mrs. Strain went Immediately
to Minneapolis to make the
acquaintance Of little Miss
Susan Michele Strain, their
first grandchild and the first
girl in two generations Of
Strains. The baby is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Strain Of Mime
apolis.
The two other sons of Ad-
miral and Mrs. Strain. James
and Robert. are still in col
lege. James is a student at
Purdue University in Lafay-
cite. Ind. and Robert is at
the University Of Minnesota.
The latter was here with his
parents for a midsummer
visit.
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Gondolu Hat

The gondola hat comes
from Venice to capture your
fancy. These come in natural
straws trimmed with candy
stripe bands that match Ber-
muda shorts, jackets, etc.
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THE SOFT PUMP
by |. Miller

This is a gently topered pump you'll,
wont to possess before the leoves start;
turning. We think once you've Slipped
it on you'll tell US to wrop it up. or,
you'll wear it home Black or brown
Golf or black suede; high or medium
heel. Sizes up to II, 25.95
WGl-The Shoe Center, End Floor
Woshinoton Store Onlv
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COOK, OSCAR. Members Of the In.
n terdenominational Ushers
~1 Union are hereby notified
~ OF the death OF our beloved
member. OSCAR COOK
FUNERAL services or
SnfTz wednesday. April 80, 1855
Atu1hh at the Gethsemane Bap.
tIst Church, 22d ST. and VirgtniI
ALMA G. HAWKINS. President.
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Miss Thompson,
Blessed by Pope

Miss Agnes Thomson, rs, who
received an Apostolic Blessing
from Pope Plus XII in recogni-
ton Of her service to the
church. died Saturday in a
doctors Office in Arlington.
Her home was at 1919 North
Herndon street, Arlington.
Miss Thomson. was enc of
the first members Of st. Charles
Church in Arlington and was
widely known in Catholic cir
cles in Washington.
From 1910 until 1855, she
served as a volunteer worker
at the church. overseeing ar
raneement of the altar. Her
long devotion to the church
brought papal recognition in
1855.
She is survived by two sis
,ers. Miss Lulu NJ. Thomson Of
the home address. and Mrs.
Bernadette Even Of 1925 New
Hampshire avenue NV: and
two brothers. Stuart Thomson
Of 3606' North Pershing drive,
Arlington, and Robert Lee
Thomson Of 1886 North Utah
street. Arlington.
A requiem mass was offered
today in st. Charles Church,
with burial in Arlington.
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Kenneth Lee,
District Youth

Kenneth X. Lee. l6. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, william ID. Lee,
died Sunday at George Wash
ington University Hospital aft
er an illness OF two months.
He had recently undergone
major surgery. His home was
at 340i Cummings lane, Chevy
Chase.
Mr.. Lee Is the owner OF the
oenghis Khan Restaurant In
Washington.
Kenneth was q student at
Longfellow School where he
starred In track and played
football. He also was active
In the Baptist Youth Fellow
ship and q leader In Baptist
youth activities In Chevy Chase.
The Lees have lived In the
Washington area for the last
10 years. Mr.. Lee formerly
was In the maritime business.
Kenneth is survived by his
parents and a brother. Rich
ard O.. OF the home address;
I'VE uncles and two aunts.
Funeral services will be held
at n pm. tomorrow at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
Burial will be in Parklawn
Cemetery.
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Reginald Rice,
Transit Worker
For 43 Years

Requiem mass for Reginald
H. (Pat) Rice. 60. an empioye
OF the d. C, Transit Co. for ~
years who died Sunday. will be
held at 1880 am. tomorrow at
st. Dominic's Church followed
by burial at Mt. olivet Gene
terry.
Mr.. Rice. who lived at Ill
Audrey Lane. olaSSmanor, Nd.
was born In Charles County,
Nd. He was q member OF ST.
Dominic's and the Holy Name
Society for AZ years. He was
also q member OF the Spauld-
ing Council OF the Knights OF
Columbus since 1915 and was a
Fourth Degree Knight Of CO.
lumbus.
Mr.. Rice Is survived by his
wife. Mary Allen Rice: a
daughter. Mrs. Betty williams.
service representative Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co.; a brother. Thomas
Harold Rice: two sisters. Mrs.
Efie Lomax and Mrs. Lillian
Murphy; and two grandchil-
dren.
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DFathH

cheseldins Of Washington, D. C:
Mrs. Edna Hayden Of Bushvood.
Nd; Sister Paula Of the sisters
q Charity q Nazareth. KY, and
Mrs.. Helen Guy Of Leonardtoun.
tingly Funeral Home. Leonardtown.
Tuesday, April 90. al pm a
requiem high mass will be said al
the Sacred Heart Church. Bushwooo.
an. interment church cemetery.
WILLIAMS. ETHEL @. On Monday.
Essns 81 ot ! ssii E ETas5 I O. WI II:
thssda, Nd. beloved iOe wife sAn q ne ne
late walter a. Williams and mother
OF Walter NJ Williams. She also
Friends are invited 20 cali Al the
q Robert 4. Pumphrey' Be,hes Sms
NJ NJ Notice Of funeral services
WOLFE. WILLIAM ". on SUNDAY.
MIItlAa v woLrEs iS y s6 HP'p 4sn.
a asssHa winks,l.m.D ST p e MIs.
Roman. Mont. Mrs.. NAY S'i RoSS. 81 81
ana Richard winEs iIn N f Sees 81
examination. ID. G. Services at the
5.h Hines Co Funeral Home, 29Ol
20. a. pm, tpsrklng faeilitiesi,
intermeni Rock Greek Cemetery In
lieu OF flowers, contributions may 81
sent TO the memorial fund Of Grace
Lutheran Church. %
WoODwORTH. GEORGE KEEN. On
Monday January q. 1855, at his
home bone e Kilsyth I'd Brooklins.
p c beloved husband OF Helen
Alden Woodwork Memorial services
on "wednesday. April Goth at 40
IN, at the Warner Z Punphrey
Funeral Home. s43S oeorgia ave
SILVER Spring. Nd parking facili-
tsyx' intermens Rock Greek Gene
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PontificuI Moss
Set Saturday, for
Bishop Ireton

A solemn pontitical requiem
mass for the Most Rev. Peter
l.. Ireton. Bishop Of the Cath
ole Diocese OF Richmond, will
be sung at IL am. Saturday in
the Sacred Heart Cathedral in
Richmond.
Bishop Ireton. who was rs
died Sunday at Georgetown
University Hospital. He had
suffered injuries during a fall
April Is at Marymount Junior
College in Arlington.
The Most Rev. Francis p
Keough. archbishop of Balti-
more. will be the celebrant OF
the services.
Bishop Ireton will be buried
in q crypt beneath the high
altar Of the Cathedral from
which he long ofnciated over
the diocese.
His body will be moved into
the cathedral at 1880 pm
Thursday.
The Most Rev. Joseph H
Hodges. Auxiliary Bishop OF
Richmond. has been named ad-
ministrator Of the diocese pend
ing appointment Of q new
bishop by the Pope.
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In Mrmnriant

FOWLER, GEORGE W. In fondest
and father. oEoRoE W FOWLER.
Who departed this life two years
aEo, April 90. 1855
Your memories are treasures nc
one can steal,
Death leaves heartaehes nothinS
can heal:
Until memories fade and life de-
You viii live forever in our hearts
LILLIAN. JAMES AND VIRGINIA. :
HENSON. ROBERTA. In loving mem.
ory OF our devoted mother and
sister. ROBERTA HENSON. who
passed away so suddenly twenty
years ago today, April 20. 1888.
Days OF sadness come over US.
Hidden tears so often now,
Memory keeps you always near us,
Although you left Us twenty years
SON, HERBERT HUNTER; SISTERS,
SADIE. MARGUERITE AND
RUTH: BROTHER, WILLIAM
MOsBY, HARRIETTE HAYES. Today
we cherish the memory OF our be-
loved niece's birthday. HARRIErTE
HAYES MOSBY.
Loved and remembered always BY
The BRANCH FAMILY, AUNT CAR
COUSINS, ALYcE AND JANE.
WARREN. TILLIE @. A tribute OF
love and devotion to the memory
Of my dear mother, T1LLIE q, WAR
rem. who passed away thirteen
years ago today. April IS. 1913.
Your life Is q beautiful memory,
Your absence my silent grief.
You are asleep In Gods beautiful
garden,
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
YOUR BELOVED SON, CLARENCE
w. WARREN, Jr.
WHITLEY. PHYLLIS. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear mother, PHYLLIS
WHITLEY. who departed this life
seven years ago today, April 20,
1851
Some have forgotten,
Now that you're gone,
But we will remember,
No matter how long.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS
CATHERINE WASHINGTON AND
PATRICIA CLAY
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Mrs. R. {. Painter,
Resident of D. C.

Mrs. Florence Z. Painter, "a,
wife Of the late Rolen Z.
Painter. died Sunday at Subur-
ban Hospital. Bethesda. Her
husband was civilian paymas-
ter at the Naval Gun Factory.
She is survived by two
daughters. Miss Florence Paint
er. Of the home address. and
Mrs. Fern jacob. of Cape
Lockhaven. Nd: a son. Rolen
H. Painter. Of Issue, Nd; two
brothers. L. L. Hauser. Of 4403
North Eighteenth street. Ar
lington. and Milton j. Hauser,
Of Norfolk; and a sister ~ $
Pearl A. Hauser, Of the home
address.
Services will be held at
1880 pm. today at the Pun
phrey funeral home. 1857 Wis
consin avenue. Bethesda. Burial
will be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
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Gen. Ely Dies; Won
Renown in Argonne

Mai. Gen. Hanson Edward
Ely. USA retired. whose regi-
ment won the first battle which
American troops fought in
World War I and who COM
manded the 5th Division in the
Argonne, died yesterday In At
lantic Beach. Fla. He was 90.
Gen. Ely was q longtime
resident OF Washington. He
lived here from the time Of his
retirement In 1891 until he
moved 10 Atlantic Beach last
fall. His home was at 2540
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
He was the father OF Col.
Eugene d. Ely. USA (retired) ,
OF 1852 Mintwood place NV,
and OF Col. Louis B. Ely, USA
tretired). Of Herndon. Va.
On PershlnE's Stan
Under his command. the
2sth Infantry Regiment In
1918 seized the village OF Cam
tigny In France and held II de-
spite severe German counter
attacks, He later led the Sd
Brigade OF the I'd Division dur
Ing the Scissors offensive and
his troops captured more than
1000 prisoners. He then as
sumed command OF the 5th
Division and directed II during
bitter fighting In the Argonne.
He was division commander
when the armistice was signed.
During the war he also served
on the stan OF Gen. John J.
Pershing.
Before the war he particle
pated in the expedition TO Vera
Cruz in 1916. He also fought
in the Spanish-American War.
From 1898 to 1912. he was
stationed In the Philippines
where he commanded Philip
pine scouts. He also was on the
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Barton Marshall, Engineer
With Sanitary Commission

World War /, he served as an
oficer with the 5lst Pioneer
Infantry in France.
In 1918 he married the former
Earla Ball Of Ditchley. Va.
He Joined the sanitary
commission in 1922 and worked
with IT continuously until his
retirement in 1857. His last
position was that of materials
control division engineer Of the
WSCC. which serves Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Coun-
ties. Md.
Mr.. Marshall was a member
OF the Prince Georges-Mont-
gomery Engineering Society
and the Pinkney Memorial
Episcopal Church in Hyatts-
vile.
In addition TO his son
Charles and his daughter. Mrs
Grant. who now lives in War
renton. Va. he is survived by
his widow, Of the home address;
another son. Barton H.. jr.. OF
1900 Bybee street. Silver
Spring; another daughter. Mrs
Elliott B. Harwood Of ll704
Viers Mill road, Silver Spring;
a brother. James Keith Mar
shall Of 1902 North Thirteenth
street. Arlington, Va: q sister,
Mrs. Frances NJ. Snelus of San
Francisco. and 10 grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at 9
am. Thursday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Mr.. Marshall will be
buried beside his late brother,
Mai. Claude H. Marshall. in
Arlington Cemetery.
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stan OF Gen. Lloyd Wheaton
and supervised the mapping Of
the islands.
Headed War College
After World War I. Gen. Ely
became president OF the War
College here. At the time OF
his retirement. he was COM
mander Of the I'd Army Corps
in the United States.
In addition TO his two sons
he Is survived by his widow.
and a daughter. Mrs. T. w
Checker Of Atlantic Beach: an
other son, Mai. John Ashton
Ely Of Fort Benning. Ga. and
nine grandchildren.
Services will be held at 9 am.
tomorrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial with full mill
tary honors will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Barton Hirst Marshall. IS, a
retired engineer who served
with the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission for IS
years. died yesterday at his
home. 1910 Jefferson street,
Hyattsville. He had been III
for six months.
Mr.. Marshall was the father
OF Charles Keith Marshall,
night city editor OF the Norfolk
Virginian-Pilo One Of his
daughters. Mrs. Lindsey Grant.
is the wife Of a United States
diplomat who was recently a
Consul in Hong Kong.
Born in Markham, Va, Mr.,
Marshall attended private
schools in Fauquier County
Va. and went to college at the
Carnegie Institute Of Tech
nology in Pittsburgh. During
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Dr.. james Chapman.
Hopkins Scientist

BALTIMORE. April 20 CR.-
DR.. James Chapman. As, basic
research scientist in the field
Of electrical insulation, died
Sunday at University Hospital.
Since 1850. he had been d.
rector of the Dielectrics Labora-
tory Of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. He had been in i'll health
for IA years but cause OF death
was not announced.
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Uarh uf Uhanks

JACOBSON, OLE, The family Of the
late OLE JACOBSON wish to express
their deep appreciation for the acts
Of kindness and expressions OF sym.
patty accorded them durlng their
recent bereavement.
PARK, ROBERT DANIEL. wish "a
express my sincere appreciation "a
all our friends and neighborS and
covorkers OF the Bureau OF Engrav-
ing and Pfintins for their many
acts OF kindness and expressions OF
sympathy during my recent bereave-
ment
MRS. ROBERT DANIEL PARK.
SMITH. ALICE G. wish TO express
my most grateiul appreciation TO all
friends and neighbors for their acts
Of kindness 10 Alice and myself, and
for the many conyaleseent and con-
dolence cards, flowers and noral
pieces sent while she vas M and
after she passed away
FRANK N. SMITH.
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Anurtliitn

nAAs. REBEccA. There viii be AZ
@smors 81 IN, 0G is,s hESEees
HAAS beloved wife 81 Sidney Haal
md mOte.r Of Herbert Haas; or
Il pn .hs w s iy Rs6rss coh S
sstion Cemetery 1850 Alabama ave
Sc. Relatives and friends invited,
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RonTNsoN. MACH, on FRIDAY, April
s SIs hI SSIS ..;.dS ,Ss S.: s:
s srsiss srsOdsSld.Ss o.h .S'y 1.s,, ~
and friends, After s pm wsdnss.
% cali az the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
! ILL You a ~. vhsFs funeral
NAV l. AT ON ~ 'i iS,, ~ Pi WAGON,
q, 1855 julia x sExLs d fsil
ScSsSss"rfr s..,, nw .,S beloved o, Sii, q
JOhhsen, Nri JsSnnis 1 Hcrnsr'
Miss EVELYN ], seals and Donald p
riAh, Also surviving are ak grand-
children, one dAuahter.ln.lav, three
s many fS.Dd. other ,siA'Iy n ssS
yitsd 70 can al her iats Telidsnee
FUNERAL II pm, Thursday, MAJ !,
a. Vermont Avenue naptihl Church,
gS" psrns moy iys' ,m,,, ,s,srmsn r
fsnss%snis ~ MCGUIRE Inc, 80
SEALS. JULIA, omo..' ss pa members .,
y Ca g! ; \: :i';;; y.
49, skALs NcslassS. .; sSE.s
VI iSSs, a $50 . M a lSit
Corcoran At, nv, Funeral
G fSomr G sSs Vermont si k;.nu. B. ST
SISTER hELRN oSfbson. W. S'
RUTH WILLIAMS, Res. Of Deeds,
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LA. omceTt and .TFus
DauRhtera OF p. NJ. N. q,
Chamber, No. ., O, y, o
tined Of the death Of True
Daughter JULIA SEALS
Chamber services AZ hef
~ on Wsdnrsdar. ksrIl
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DEATHS
In Mrmnriant
.A.nounsements q

ARMsTEAD. HENRIETTA I. In loving
memory Of our beloved aunt, sister,
HENRIETTA l. ARMsTEAD Who
passed aSay one wear aRo today.
Her life Is q beautiful memory.
Her absence our silent grief:
Shes asleep in Gods beautiful gar
In the glory OF well.deserved peace
BROTHER HENRY. AND FAN.
BLACKBURN, sELENA M. In memory
OF nv devoted wife, SELENA M.
BLACKBURN. who departed this life
tSSSe years ago today April o.
Though absent. she Is always near.
still loved, still missed stiil very
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. ANDREW
BLACKBURN.
CARTER, MILTON. In loving men,
S SrS o. opT Mr. d TC son father and
who departed this lie SIX years ago s,
today April 20, 1852.
his Devoted 1 MoTHHR T. 1 Mrs.
bASgaaHTffSSss..l sslhsirrRrl SS RoThES
COviNGToN, BESSIE MOzIE. In
memory q our beloved mother and
grandmother, BESSIE MOzIE COW
INOTON. who passed away seven
years ago today, April 20, 1851.
Just q line OF sweet remembrance.
Just memory, fond and true:
Just Q token OF loves devotion
That my heart still longs for you.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MIL
DRIED R, scHEY
They say that time heals all sorrow,
And helps us TO forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much miss you yet
HER DEVOTED GRANDDAUGHTER,
-. ARMETA ScHEY LEACH
FENWICK, ERNEST. In loving remem-
hrance OF our husband and father,
ERNEST FENWICK, who passed
away hve years ago, April II, 1853.
The voice is mute and stilled that we
loved,
Sleep, dear one, we will all meet
again one day
THE FAMILY,
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Yours
Hint, on seeiol Security

-. Hints on Social Security
The exact amount Of your
benefit payments can be de-
termined only after you have
filed a claim, but you can get
an idea what the payments
will be by calling your field
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Did you know the phrase
Social Security" has another
meaning than that which is
commonly associated with the
Federal Old Age Law? Today,
social security means family
security the confidence
one must have in their lawyer,
physician and funeral director.
The highly select'professional
staff of The Deal Funeral
Home includes a graduate
lawyer and accountant. These
gentlemen can serve you, not
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

"Tsn.IP RFS SSiSHl TI6 BsI tpSSg
eoePERPETuAL cARE-iNsPIRINo
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE. THIS
located burial sites will be sold singly
in pairs. or In their entirety, to settle
an estate A RE. 7-4027. STUART
N. SMITH Attorney in-FAct.
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With Regard to q
Card OF Thanks

Ven often Q card Of thanks n
The Sioi meets q need which cen
hardly be solved In any o,hs' Ss'
Net only 70 u o eres'oas expression
Oh gratitude 10 those sho hove seat
floral tributes but also eourteoush
acknowledges the services and
klndnsuss Of the manv 10 vhom
o psFsonsl note Of ,honks eennoi
yell Do ms,lsd o. whose nemss
and addesa ore not kneva
insertion Of o cord Of ,Aesks
msy be suenssd By ,slsphOns 10
The S,eL ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stc'
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coIRERr. CATHERINE ANNE. On
coEFrELD. LUTHER. Suddenly. OF

COEFILLD, LUIHEks SuddenIy' oI
SATURDAY, April IS 1888 az N
COEFIELD, son OF Lester and Dieit
Coefield. He also is survived By
two sons. one daughter, two broth
ers. other relatives and friends. Fu.
neral on Wednesday. April 30. al
SPIN. from the johnson d jenkins
NV. interment Arlington National
Cemetery
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SpT,,II e; !, I lSSsi , YLoRE n: , 2
beloved wife Of the late Rolen 7.
NJ. Painter, Mrs. Fern X. jacob and
Rolen n. Painter. sister Of Miss
Pearl A, Hauser. Mr.. 1 I Hauser.
and Milton J. Hauser. Friends are
invited to call az the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Humphrey Bethesda. Nd. where
services will be held on "Wednesday,
April 30 ct 1890 pm. Interment
Olenvood Cemetery. 20
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n Vs. ia5 asy andrew N Ra HeHRsA Il 44PfS
SD ave. Bladensbure. Nd. beloved
husband Of Lillian RACER and father
Of June Belts Of Boulder. Colo He
so : snC Sr6 q isssI k k%S.
Private memorial services at the
Gaseh Funeral Home. 4739 Bait.
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd. on Tues
day. April 20, at II An Please
omit flowers. (iohnstown paperi
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PEYToN. cARRIE on SUNDAY. ADril

FEnION, yAkkIk. on slnday' Aprl
GxRkffS ' pE \ 81 H sS: st survived lived
by host Of friends, After 4 pm.
Wednesday. April 80. friends may
call ct the johnson A. jenkins Pl-
neral Home. 1904 Georgia ave. NV
on Thursday. May 1, at 1880 an.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
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JOHN 7. A special COM
munieation Of York Lodse.
No. 235. A.F. and AN, Of
cheverly. Nd, Is hereby
called for 10 am. WedneS-
day, April 80, 1888, for
the purpose Of eonduetinR
the last Masonic rites for
brother. JOHN I. MITCH.
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IS ia5 SN a. Il. % pis MG9da S.h SpTi
Hospital, ANNIE T. HARRIS she
Is survived BY two stepsons. two
pieces, Mrs. Bertha Herbert and
Mrs, Teresa johnson: one nephew,
tives and friends. After : ON
Tuesday. ADril 90. friends may cali
AZ the Johnson a jenkins Funeral
Home. 46O4 Georgia ave nW. Fu-
neral on. Wednesday. April 90, a.
an from g.. Augustine's Cath
Interment Mount 0livet Cemetery.