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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
old West
Dance, Supper
Is TONIGHT

A square dance and buffet
supper with an "Old West"
theme is being held tonight
at $3.50 by the Congressional
Club at the Clubhouse, 200l
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Members and their hus-
bands will be dressed Western
style and special tables have
been decorated to represent
q particular State.
Other tables and their
chairmen include Texas, Mrs.
Walter Rogers: Oklahoma,
Mrs. Page Belcher; Colorado
and Wyoming. Mrs. Fred
Schwengel; North and South
Dakota. Mrs. Joe Bartlett and
Nebraska, Mrs. Phil Weaver.
Mrs. Belcher is chairman
OF the event. with Mrs.
Bartlett cochairman.
The Club caller for the
dancing to begin at Sis is
Mr.. j. E. Johnston.
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with onion, carrot. celery tops.
salt and bay leaf in large
covered kettle for from / to
~ hours. or until tender.
Cool chicken in stock: remove
and wrap in foil and refriger-
ate If done a day ahead.
Strain stock into a bowl. Chill.
Skim of fat and save for
later. When ready to COM
plete dish, pour l cup stock
over cooked rice in large bowl;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

Mrs. T. A. r., Washington
Here is one of my favorite
recipes. which I'd like to
share with RICH readers.
To make Barbara's Chicken
Supreme, use l stewing
chicken (about S pounds, not
cut up): 8 cups water
(enough to cover chicken) I:
] medium sized sliced onion,
! scraped and halved carrot.
handful of celery tops. /
tablespoon salt. l bay leaf,
6 cups cooked rice, 6 table
spoons chicken fat. 8 table
spoons flour. l cup light or
table cream, / six-ounce can
sliced mushrooms, four
ounce can diced pimentos,
Ia cups Is ounce CAM sliv-
cred toasted almonds.
Simmer chicken in water
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Vents to Nuke Chiffon Dress Fresh Looking
Mrs. d. M. D., Falls Chu,

hope some kind reader give some tips keep
ing chiffon cocktail dress fresh looking I've had 1t about
year and being rather dressy 1t nfrequenty
It is white and in the I've had It, 1t has taken
tinge and looks and feels very lfeless.
am going to have It dyed pastel color II this posi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

BILE and would appreciate any
advice on how to keep it
fresh looking. Thank you in
advance.
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WEE WOMEN

pastel color II this is posi-
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VIII. Egberts, 90.
Museum Aide
And Ex-ScuIptor

William H. Egberts, 80, a re-
tired sculptor and chief exhibit
preparation with the National
Museum Of the Smithsonian
Institution, died Friday after
a long illness at his home, 4019
Veazey street NV.
Mr.. EgbertS was born in
Essens, Germany, and came to
the United States at the age
Of IA. He moved from Baltimore
to Washington in 1910 and
spent three years as a sculptor
In 1913 he became associated
with the National Museum,
where he worked for 26 years
as chief preparation in the an
thropological laboratory. He re-
tired in 1899.
Mr.. Egberts was a Mason
Naval Lodge No. 4. and a men,
Der Of Knights Templar and
the Almas Temple of the
Shriners.
He leaves his wife. Ollie c.,
Of the home address; a nephew
Hugo Hespen. of 2718 East
West highway, Chevy Chase
Md; and a niece. Mrs. Eta
Phrommer. Of North Miami
Beach, Fla.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at the Lee Fun
eral Home. Fourth and MaSsa-
chusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. BIukeney,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Mrs. May B. Blakeney, IS,
Oldest employe ever retired in
the Army Quartermaster Gen.
erals Office. died Friday in At
lantic City after q heart at
tack.
A lifelong resident Of the
Washington area, Mrs. Blakeney
spent the first IS years Of her
career with the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. In 1912. at the
age Of So, she was hired as q
junior clerk in the Quarter
master Generals office. When
she retired in 1854, at the age
Of 70, she was chief of the
reproductions section Of the
publications division.
Mrs, Blakeney was the widow
of Charles Blakeney. She lived
at COLL Forty-third street.
Hyattsville, Md.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Esther B. Orem Of the home
address; two sisters, Miss
Katherine and Miss Alcinda
Gudgin Of 512 Ingraham street
NV; a grandson and two
great grandchildren. A son,
Maj. Arthur Blackeney. USMC.
was killed in World War II.
Services will be held at 8 am.
Tuesday at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Col. Compton, II,
Army Medical
Corps Veteran

Col. Arthur G. Compton, n.
United States Army Medical
Corps (ret), died Friday at
Walter Reed Army Hospital
after a long illness.
Col. Compton, a native Wash
ingtonian. was a graduate of
George Washington University
Medical School. He served as
resident physician at the Tu-
berculosis Hospital here from
1910 to 1914, and later was su-
perintendent of Wisconsin State
Sanitarium.
He began his military career
in 1917 and was stationed at
many posts in the United States
and in Panama and the Philip
pine Islands. His last post was
at Fort DUPONT, Del, where he
retired in 1945.
DR.. Compton was a member
OF the American Medical SOcie.
ty, the GNU Medical Society,
the D, c. Medical Society, and
Kappa Alpha and Alpha Kappa
Kappa.
His wife, the former Miss
Leila Daskam, of Washington,
died in 1858.
In the same year, Col. Comp
ton moved to Washington to
make his home with his sister,
Mrs. Eva Mccormick, 3512
Runnymede place NV. In ad-
dition to Mrs. Mccormick, he
leaves another sister, Mrs.
Richard Squire, of Chevy
Chase.
Funeral services will be at
l pm. Tuesday at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be at
Arlington Cemetery.
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June 10, 1855 AARON n. MAR.
SHALL. brother Of Lethorn Mar
shall Of 500 Shreve ST., Pals Church
Va. and nephew Of Matte Thomas
vive Mr.. Marshall is RESTING a,
the Chinn Funeral Home, 260i
Shirlington I'd. Arlington, Va Fu-
neral services at ] pm. Tuesday
June %, at the Second Baptist
Church, Fails Church, Va. the Rev
ment Arlington National Cemetery
gee
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Mrs. Mary G. Cumberland of
the home address; and two
nephews. John E. Cumberland
of 1899 Texas avenue Sc, and
Walter l.. Cumberland Of 1904
Forty-flrst street NV, anc
two neices, Mrs. Mary K. Page
Of 1905 Rockmere court, Sum-
ner, Md; and Sister Pierre, q
member Of the Catholic order
Of the Daughters of Charity ir
Boston, Mass.
A requiem mass will be said
tomorrow at st. AIMS Church
at Wisconsin avenue and Yuma
street NV. at 10 am. Burial
will follow in Holy Rood Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Marshall, 81
Contructor'sWife

Mrs. Marjorie c. Marshall,
80. wife of a Washington cleo
trical contractor. died yester-
day Of a glandular ailment after
an illness of three months. She
had lived here since 1945.
She died at her home, sos
Copley lane, Silver Spring, Md.
Besides her husband, Robert
c. Marshall. she leaves three
children. Dobert c. jr., IL,
James W.. 10, and Nancy Lee,
Is months.
A native Of Park Rapids,
Mimi, Mrs. Marshall was a
member Of the Grace Episcopal
Church in Silver Spring, and
the KNIVES. an auxiliary OF
the Kiwsnis Club.
Funeral will be held in Park
Rapids on Wednesday.
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THOMAS r.. yr. In loving
brother, THOMAS ?. BARNES, Jr..
who departed this life eight years
ago. June 20, 1881.
Surrounded BY friends an lone
In the midst of my Joys am blue;
With a smile on my face ! have
heartache
Still missing you.
The castles we built are falling,
AND teams Ssins washed away with my
But we'll build them anew when ]
come TO Join you, Thomas,
In the land OF endless years.
LONELY MOTHER. BLANCHE II
PENN.
What greetings can We send you
For the wish that we could wish you
Goes beyond what we can say
IT'S not the tears at the moment
That ten of a heart that II
broken,
IT'S the silent tears and the after
And memories silently spoken.
DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHER
KATHRYN AND HARRINGTON.
our dear sister. MATTE s. CRAIG,
who departed this life four years
ago today. June 81. 1855.
In memory We turn back the pages
Along each road we trod:
We bless the years We had you
And leave the rest to God.
You left q beautiful memory,
But to those who loved and lost you.
Your memory will never grow old.
YOUR DEVOTED SISTERS, CARRIE
AND FLORENCE.
MORGAN. A tribute Of love
band, MORGAN PEYToN. who
passed away thirteen years ago
today. June 81. 1946.
miss you with each passing day.
LOVING WIFE, BERTHA PEYToN.
SIMS, J0CELYN RENEE. In sad but
loving memory OF my dear little
granddaughter, JoCELYN RENEE
SIMS, who stole away from US so
suddenly one year ago today, June
%. 1858.
My dear little Jocie. I miss you 80,
But I know you are somewhere,
In Gods beautiful garden OF love
and flowers.
There's a grief that never can ind
A wound that never will be
healed:
A sorrow embedded so deep in my
heart,
1t can never be fully revealed.
SO when I grieve. come to me
With some OF those cute little things
you used to do:
Then will smile and always feel
that you are near me.
YOUR GRANDMOTHER. MARTHA
L. NORRIS. 22s
WILLIAM z. In sad
but loving remembrance Of my de-
voted husband, WILLIAM z. WASH
1NGTON, who fell asleep in Jesus
two years ago today, June 81, 1857.
Since you went away. home doesn't
seem the same
Oh, how ! miss your footsteps and
your cheerful smile
We will live in the beautiful
thoughts
OF what you have been to US.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LILLE c.:
CHILDREN, EDWARD, VIRGINIA
AND MARTHA.
KENNETH W. In sad
husband and father. KENNETH VI.
four years ago. June %, 1855.
Treasured thoughts OF one so dear
Often bring silent tear:
thoughts return to scenes Ions
81. passed,
Time goes on, but memories last.
VICKI AND DFBBIE.
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Dratha

BLAKENEY. MAY b, On Friday, Jun,
i9, 1852; ~ ,v ANtHIsyptiss sGSity' y Y
hys'i Eshsr ors ns0s SISTER m 81 NaS
crime and Alcinda 0udgin and grand.
mother OF Arthur r.. King, Friends
may call at the s. II, Hines Co
Funeral Home, 2901 18th st. NV.
after 10 Am, Sunday, June 81 lpark-
s Ing facilities Aos Services At the
June 90, at am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, 90
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D. G., on June 10. 1853. Friend OF
William r. Adams. ir, Services at
GGhambeJr6s- ,oeorSetoWn Funeral
June 2 SU'S at "a $50 pm pm. % In M
Washington National Cemetery.
RowLEs, DAVID p. On Saturday.
june 20 1859, DAVID P, RoWLEs
Md. beloved husband OF Helen s
Rowles. and father OF Leanora Bur-
wants, Mary Burton, Jack Lee Rowles
and Pvt, Michael ?. Rowles. He is
Vost and Elizabeth Moore. brothers.
AlonEo and Edward Rowles Services
at the Gasch Funeral Home. .473g
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md. on
Fs sisSdSs and 2Snf friends invited sl0 p
STAFFORD. MARY Y. OF 1901 Con-
ns sf55eut x,f ave n hS6.rt on June ssold
f f chs a. Ghs 81 nS Ppn rem 5 HGme
day. June 20, at 8 pm. until Mon
day. June 90, at 10 am. Services
and fnterment 1880 am, in Ar
lington National Cemetery. 81
SCHUYLER, JOSEPH z, on wednes-
seYi IIPf b.oyie S6S Sro {osE IF ME
John P. SCHUYLER, uncle OF Julliette
c. Msrcandante Yvonne, Agnes.
Josette. Maria, CASTOR and Eugene.
Friends may call at the W. W.
Deal Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia
ave. NV. Requiem mass at st.
oabriers Church, 20 Grant circle
NV, on Monday. June 90, at 8
am. 1nterment Mount olivet Gem
etery. 81
SMITH, LUCY NJ. Departed this life
on Thursday. June Is, 1869. at
Walter Reed Hospital. MRS LUCY
NJ SMITH Of SO K st. ne, beloved
wife OF Byrd Smith. devoted mother
of Mrs. Lois Brown Of New York
City, grandmother OF Mrs. Rita
Richards. Morris and Roland Miller
Of New York City, She also. leaves
three great-grandchildren and other
relatives and friends After pm
yited TO cali at Barbolr's Funeral
Home, as X st. me-. where funeral
services will be held Tuesday,
June 90, at 1918 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
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Clarence Carson.
Matchmaker

Funeral services for Clar-
ence c. Carson, 81, a watch
maker employed at Woodward
& Lothrop's Chevy Chase store,
will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow
at the Robert A. Humphrey
Funeral Home in Bethesda.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mr.. Carson died Of cancer
Thursday at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital. He lived at
9525 Milstead drive, Bethesda.
A native of FELTON,, Del, Mr..
Carson came to Washington in
1914 following his Army serv-
ice in World War H.. He was
a veteran of the North African
and Italian campaigns.
A member of the Theological
Institute of America, he was a
certified master matchmaker.
He was also a member Of
American Legion Post ISL.
He is survived by his wife,
Ruby, Of the home address; a
son, C. Lee Carson. of Balt!.
more, and a sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Wyatt, Of FELTON,.
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6. J. Mcpherson,
Metal Worker

Carroll j. Mcpherson, IS, 8
Sheet-metal worker and Wash.
ington native. died Saturday ir
Georgetown Hospital.
Mr.. Mcpherson, who began
his trade as a waterboy at the
age Of Is, as a member of Local
l02, Sheet Metal Workers
Union. for AZ years.
He leaves his wife Fern OF
the home address, 1902 Summit
place NV. and one brother,
William, COG Deerfield avenue
Silver Spring.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2 pm. at the Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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S ssas T. his ICES !ssf 4o,s oIs .ss,
st. NV, WILLIAM H EGBERTS
husband Of Ollie c. EgbertS. H,
also is survived by a nephew, Huge
Hespen Of Washington. D. C.; and (
Miami Beach. Fla Services at thu
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne, on Monday. June 90. 81
$50 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
CemeterY. 81
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AIRLINE SAYS
BIGGEST ENEMY
IS DAN CUPID

PROVIDE NCE, RI,
AP).-Eastern Airlines is
dropping its age require
ment for stewardesseS from
81 to 10 because of marri-
age inroads.
I'VE need $50 stewardes-
ses." William j. Allen, air.
lines director here, said
Saturday. Cupid is our
worst enemy. Our girls get
married too fast"
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Miss Conner Dies;
Headed Pentogon PIX

Services for Miss Katharine
e. Conner. who for many years
headed the Pentagon's tele-
phone communication's system
the worlds largest PIX
will be held tomorrow. She died
Thursday at the age Of 81.
Miss Conner started as a
telephone company operator In
1915 and began her Govern
ment service in 1917 with the
War Department.
At that time, AZ years ago,
she operated a five-position
switchboard. She later rose to
be chief Of the Defense Depart
ment's traffic division-when
the Pentagon's switchboard
had grown to a massive 183-
position board. She had plan-
ned to retire from Government
service at the end Of this
month.
A native of Washington, she
lived here with a sister at 4420
Farraday place NV. She suf-
fered a long illness and died
at the Georgetown University
Hospital.
Chief Operator
Miss Conner became chief
operator for the War Depart
ment in 1910. Friends said she
worked around the clock for
several days during the hectic
rush Immediately following
Pearl Harbor. Friends said II
was typical Of her to remain
on duty at critical times during
the war, and when other crises
arose during the Korean con-
flict and the cold war.
She was made chief Of the
traffic division in 1850, and was
in charge of some ITS operators
She had received the civilian
Meritorious Award and had
been commended by General
George c. Marshall for her
service during World War II,
Although her job was pri-
marily administrative in re-
cent years, Miss Conner often
Joined the other operators at
the switchboard during busy
periods.
Widely Known
"She was the best known
chief operator in Washington. ="
said one of those who worked
by her side. "She was known
by generals and sergeants
alike"
A party celebrating her 40th
anniversary in Government
service was given at the Penta-
gon in 1857.
She was proud Of her high
efficiency record-another high
rating was given her shortly
before her last illness.
Survivors include her sister,
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Arlington Rites Set
For Col. R. n. Gurity

Graveside services will be
held at / pm. tomorrow in Ar
Ilington National Cemetery fol
Col. Rossiter Hunt Clarity, USA
RetO, "a, who died Wednes-
day in Bradenton, Fla.
A 1917 West Point graduate
Col. Clarity was a cavalry officer
with the American Expedition
airy Forces in World War I and
with the Air Force in the Pa
cific theater in World War IL
He lived in Bradenton since
his retirement in 1948.
Col. Clarity is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Mary Morris Amber
Clarity.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services By Chamber


ALEXANDER, FRANK. Although he
departed this life June 81, 1920,
thousand sweet memories still
hold him fast
To the places he blessed with his
presence and love.
DAUGHTER, MARGARET.
FOREMAN, HATTIE. In remembrance
OF my mother, HATTIE FOREMAN,
who departed this life six years ago,
June n, 1858.
As the gates Of life close.
Another gate swings wide;
The Eate Of Gods eternal life
is lust on the other side.
YOUR son, JOHN L. FOREMAN.
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Darn nf Chunks

Avs sts w" NJ AttitsyTiN Is deeply
appreciative Of the many condol-
ences floral tributes and other acts
Of kindness rendered by friends on
the occasion OF his regent paisSYlne
DADDINGTON. PIERCE w, sr. The
family q PIERCE Y BADp piisr
friends, .neighbors,, fellow workmen
and Father Jacobs Of the Holy
Comforter Church for the kind do:
nations, flowers and expressions Of
Ills WiiFE. BESSIE. AND Chill
DREN, EuNICE. GRACE, PAUL
AND JOSEPH.
1IGESBY, GEORGE. The family Of
GEORGE BIGEsBY express their
thanks and appreciation to their
relatives neiSss sS M nS many 3;
BroW WGS'; Memorial Church and the
Rev. j. j. Howard during their
recent bereavement.
HIS WIFE AND FAMILY; MRS;
NAOMI BIGEsBY OF s24 EYE
BROWN, ADELAIDE G. The family
of ADELAIDE @. BROWN wish to
express their appreciation for the
many deeds OF kindness to relatives
and friends during our recent be-
MRS. JEAN AUSTIN AND FAMILY.
BROWN. SAMUEL. The family Of
the late SAMUEL BROWN wishes
R r sAOfi Msd i9sI a0P sFsdiey PryoT
Murray and Hopkins, oficers and
choir, ushers of the Mount Zion
NJ Z. Church and our many friends
Gr d ss sY.s sSn9 the ei DssEs o
our loved one.
~rr,ro ,rY.a . MI. S...u, - ~.
late LEILA S BUTLER extend their
sincere appreciation to Father Tobin
Of the Holy Redeemer Parish. the
Ladies Sodality, the auxiliary Cf the
knisats Of 81 Iphn and the many many
Gus expressions Of sympathy, We
are grateful for your thoughtful
CHARLES J. BUTLER AND FAM
NY.
COOPER, JULIAN s. The family of
the late JULIAN s. COOPER wishes
TO extend their sincere appreciation
and thanks to the many friends,
neighbors, co-workers and organi-
cations for their kindness. beautiful
flowers, kilograms, cards, donation
sympathy shown US during our re-
MAMIE P. COOPER AND FAMILY.
HAMMOND, CLARENCE r., SI. The
kind expressions of sympathy are
gratefully acknowledged and deeply
appreciated. THE FAMILY.
HARRIS, ANNIE z. The family OF
the late ANNIE Z. HARRIS wishes
TO express their thanks to the many
friends. relatives and co-workers for
the beautiful flowers, kilograms.
cards and donations of cars in our
bereavement. We are very grateful
MRS. ANNA BROWN AND MR..
CHARLES HARRIS AND FAMILY
MARSH. DONALD MICHAEL. The
MICHAEL RHz Of MARSH Fas T fss to D ssDaesS
their deep appreciation for the
many kind words and deeds Of their
neighbors and friends during their
recent bereavement.
MONROE, ARCHIE DAY. The family
Of the late ARCHIE DAY MONROE
wish TO express their sincere APP
probation and thanks TO all their
many friends and neighbors for their
kindness, flowers and other express
sions Of sympathy shown US during
our recent bereavement. We are
| ' ~ The FAMILY.
WARE, CARRIE. The family OF the
late CARRIE WARE wishes to ex-
press their appreciation to the Rev
Eugene Williams. the choir. clubs
and members OF the Simms Ne
nsirhb b e and friends for the he beau a
tiful flowers, telegrams, cards and
donations Of cars in our bereave-
ment. We are grateful TO them.
THE FAMILY.
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June IT, 1859. in WsfdensViile.
W. Va, KATHERINE MAGRUDER
OF Rockville, Nd, beloved wife Of
the late Russell Magruder and
mother OF Mrs. Dorothy NJ. Trul-
lender and 8. wade Masruder; sister
garet Heagy and Harry Welsh
Friends are invited to call at the
Colonial Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Humphrey. Rockville, Nd. Services
Tuesday. June %. at ST. Mary'S
Catholic Church. Rockville, Nd,
where requiem mass will be offered
al $50 am. Interment st. Mary's
Cemetery. Rockville, Nd. %
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denly, on Wednesday, June n 1853
at her residence. 4OS r st NV.
MAYME MARY Z. WHEELER, thu
beloved mother OF Chauncey A
Wheeler and Mrs HerthA z. Perry
She also Is survived by five Rrand.
children. four great-arandchildren
one niece, other relatives and many
friends. Remains will be resting
at her late residence on Saturday
June 90. after 4 pm. Funera
services will be held at the Metro.
politan Wesley A. NJ. Z. Zion Church
Monday, June %, az 1890 pm
lnterment Harmony Cemetery. Ar.
TanEements by Malvan a schey
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rERLMAN, Louis. There Nlll be a.
FAYE PERLMAN, PHYLLIS ROBIN
MRS. HELEN CARSON.
aCHWARrZ, LILLIAN M. There
Drafha

ANDERSON. NELSON. On THURSDAY
June IS, 1853, NELSON AMBER
SON. A devoted wife, Mrs Blanch
Anderson: one stepdaugnter. other
relatives and friends survive. Friends
may call at the Joynes Funeral
Home, I16 Massachusetts, ave. NV
after z pm Sunday. June 81, where
services will be held on Monday
June %, at 1890 pm. InteTment
WoodlaWn Cemetery.
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1nurtltnD

nIELoUss, EVA GABRIELLE. Their
will be an unveilins and me,
R Ta oS if5Elfsi fhf o6ss' be-
loved daughter Of Bella Bielouss. OF
Sunday. June %, 1859. at IL noon
ct King David Memorial. Garden
National Memorial Park; Lee hwy,
Falls Church, Va. Relatives anc
friends invited.
YELDMAN. FLORENCE. There will b
an unwilling in memory OF FLOR
ENCE FELDMAN, beloved wife o.
Edwin B. Feldman, on Sunday, Jun'
2S, 1859, at II am. rain or Shine)
at King David Memorial Garden
Falls Church, Va. Friends and rela'
tiVes are invited to attend.
PERLMAN, LOUIS. There will be ar
unyeiling to the memory Of LOUIS
PERLMAN on Sunday, June Is
1859, at II am. at King Davit
Memorial Garden tRoute 1921 |
Fails Church, Va. Relatives ant
FAYE PERLMAN, PHYLLIS ROBIN
MRS. HELEN CARSON.
SCHWARTZ, LILLIAN NJ. There viii
be an unveiling of q monument 4
the memory OF the late LILLIAN NJ
SCHWARTZ, beloved wife Of Isaa'
Schwartz and mother Of B. Joyci
sSchwartZ. on Sunday, June rs
1859. at 2 pm, at the B'nai Israe
Cemetery, st Barnabas I'd, OxoI
Hill. Nd, Rabbi Henry Segsl ofiiciat
ing. Relatives and friends invited
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CoONCE. GENERAL. snddenlr. o,

Friday. June 10, 1859, al his resi-
denee. 2s Randall I'd. Sc, GEN
ERAL COONCE, the beloved husband
OF Opal N coonce. father OF Mrs
Yvonne c. Beavens and Mrs. Marie
c. Ebaugh: brother of Hazel Barnes,
Georgia Martin. Gertrude Sheluutt,
Abbie Martin, Duncan RAM. James
and Ralph Coonce. Funeral sery-
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. sc.
parking facilities, on Monday,
June %. at / am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 81
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HERR. AusrIN Msmher, Of lh. nnlr

Z. a; I; &. ! J !; !
llG ZMA Home, 4th st and Mass
WT6W W ave. ne, on Sunday, June
w Tecite the rosary for the
repose of the soul OF AUSTIN HERR