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AnuFtltnD

AZERovITZ. IDA. There viii be an
unveilinR of a monument in mem
ory OF the late IDA AZEROVITZ
on Sunday, November 30, 1853. ai
pm. at the EZras Israel Section
National Capital Hebrew Cemetery
Friends and relatives are invited.
MEYER, PERCY AND HENRIETTA
AZEROVITz. 29'
BROWN, JOSEPH. There will be an
ory OF JOSEPH BROWN on Sunday
November 30. 1859. at $50 p.m-,
at King David Memorial Garden,
Falls Church. Va. Relatives and
friends are invited. 20
MOEDAWER, MOLLIE. The unveiling
of the monument in loving memory
of our dear mother ana grandmother,
MOLLTE MOLDAWER, will take
place at the Adas Israel Cemetery,
Alabama ave. Sc. on Sunday, De;
cember 6, 1859, at 1890 pm. All
friends and relatives are invited.
<g,6
WILLIAMS, REBECCA. There will be
an unveiline to the memory OF our
beloved mother, REBECCA WILL
IIAMs. on Sunday, December 6,
1859, at 12 noon, at the Adas
krael Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited 29.4,5
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Vs1 often Q card o. thonks in
The Star meets o need which con
hardly be solved IN any other woY
Not enly is il q sroeIous expression
Of eFotituds 70 those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eOurseouslY
Acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the monY to whom
q personal notI Of thonks eonnoi
veil be mailed OF whose aomes
and addresses are not known.
Insertion OF O cord Of thonks
moS be oTonsed BY telephone to
The Star. Il $500.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Mrmnrtal srruttr

BOYLE, CONGRESSMAN CHARLES A
A MEMORIAL HIGH MASS
WILL BE HELD AT THE ST.
AGNES CHURCH, LEE AND
RANDOLPH SIS. ARLINGTON.
VA, ON TUESDAY, DECEM-
BER l, 1859. AT 10 AM, FOR
THE LATE CONGRESSMAN
CHARLES A. BOYLE.
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1FathH

BACHARACH, BERTHA ADLER, Or
TIA ADLER BAcHARAcH Of 55sS
Greystone St, Chevy Chase, Nd.
3elovsd SactS mether Of Mrs. joseph D
six grandchildren. Funeral services
AZ the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
Funeral Home. 1901 l4th St NV
on Sunday. November 90, at IL
ma0r,n 1ssT%snt asTgsT KiHS MsSno[,a 2sYid Me Ne
5525 oreystone St. CHEVY Chase
Nd. tchieaRo. Ill. papers please
BELL, ANNA. On Saturday, Novem-
Der rs, 1859. ANNA BELL of Ills
Park place ne. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements BY Jarvis.
BELL. GERTRUDE b. On Thursday
N9yembsI 20. 1853, at Laurel, Nd i,
GERTRUDE D. BELL Of 91S SprinE
lane, Falls Church, Va, beloved SIS
Deer, both Of Rockville. Nd: Mar
euerite- Bell Of Falls Church, Va:
Mrs Grace Jackson of Arlington,
Va; Mrs; Mabel Bayer, Paul Deer
Sa6 Sna waIs sun Of PssE a Jane al q FyBt Psnpsy Mys
Marguerite, Cheatham, Joseph and
James Bell, all of Northern Vir-
ginia She also is survived BY sew
sral other nieces and nephews.
=,
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Column
bia pike parking in rear. Arling-
ton. Va, between and 5 and Z to
pm. Saturday and Sunday, Novem-
recitation Of the rosary at pm.
sunday REQUIEM mass will be
offered at 81. Anthony's Church at
$3.50 am. Monday. November 80.
Interment Columbia Garden Gene
terry. 90
BEST. AUGUSTINE L. On Friday,
TTSfnpsr TfNE BEST 1852 q aIs Ms tSsS,gsi tAUGTs
Ellen Rhodes, Mrs, Lillian Haywood
and Mrs. Hattie Powers. He also
leaves to mourn their loss other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John ]. Rhines
q co, Funeral Home. 30l5 18th
St. ne Notice OF funeral later 20
BONK, THEODORE H. Suddenly, on
THF0bSyRir ThgTsfsyi NOys%SsF s1SH :, 2Ss 1859,
fair place. Silver Spring, Nd, be-
OF Mrs. RoSanne Hentz, Joan. James
and Brenda Bonk, brother of Arthur
and George Bonk of Minneapolis,
MINI, Also surviving are four
grandchildren. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881
Georgia ave NV on Tuesday. De-
s%Ssr sas@ mass At =. elS 81 McRssr.H Hsh cSurcs cs
Silver Spring Nd. at 10 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi: Pittsburgh, Pa
and Tampa, Fla, papers please
oS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium =
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 80 and Mass Ave NE u $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIC Il st NE Ii. s-4sso
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WILLIAMS. LovEBORoUGH. On Fri.
day, N0vembGeEv bGeEvE2so,ar,ag * St Mount wII.. Altc
LIAMS, loving husband Of Louise
Williams, stepfather of Joseph Lee
brother Of Streets Williams; one
aunt, two nieces, three nephews and
q host OF other relatives survive. Mr.
Williams will rest at Third Baptist
Church, Falls Church. Va. after
6 pm November 80, where funeral
services will be held at l pm. De-
cember /. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Arrangements BY
Chtnn 80
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Uarn uf Thanka

AUSTIN, ELEANoRA WALKER. We
wish ssto express our thanks and
deep appreciation to Columbia Tenn
PIE. NO AZ; and r.ins our many irien1s
pathy at the passing Of our beloved
sister and aunt, ELEANORA
WALKER AUSTIN.
WILLIAM H. WALKER AND FAM
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CALvER, BELLE HoUGHToN.

SATURDAY November IS, 1889. al az
Hospital belle aoSUoHTSoaNi' Sai'Ss CAL. al.
WEB WEB Of Of 2g2s t y st.. nv. beloved
Friends may cali IL At % the sireS SiEsr. En.
neral Home. .3034 NJ ST. NV, after
12 noon Sunday, November 90 (cour-
tesy parking opposite), where sery.
ices viii be held on Monday,
November 80, at pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery 90
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BAILEY, WILLIAM L. ] wish TO ex-
pfess grateful appreciation to our
pastor. church members and our
fraternal friends for their kindness
shown and for the cards, telegrams
and flowers. Especially are we
grateful to Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Stewart for their kindness during
the passing of my dear husband.
DEVOTED WIFE, ISABEL L. BAL
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GRACE L RickET'TsS.' sSOses1i0f' seeyi

hAk0koVE, WILLIE ANN. On Thurs
AM am HGIs6Rs5 A%R6sovE2 2S; :, 1892 5S5i WILLIE
n.e,. loving mother of Mrs Na0ess
L Freeland and William w Hsr-
eroye' grandmother Of William Har-
grove, Jr.. and Lille Mae Frye:
sr sister Of Mrs, Ida Davis, Mrs. Caro-,
Ena rala , Zones ana =; j.. Thomas. Other
AFTER IL noon Sunday, November
~. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave, NV. where services will be
neIo on Monday, November 80, at /
Memorial Park CemeterY 1o-e
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urday, November rs, 1859, MARY
LUCINDA MURRAY of 616 G St.
Lindsay C. Murray, pastor of
Morningstar Baptist Church: mother
Of Mary v, Person. Marguerite l..
Gillian, William H and Joseph l..
Ashton. Robert c. and Eugene @.
Murray. She is also survived by
fve stepchildren, one brother, other
relatives and friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Jarvis
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MARY BYRD of 705 2nd st NV,
She leaves to mourn two sisters,
three sons, two stepdaughters,
nieces ana nephews and many
friends, Friends may call at Joynes
Funeral Home, I16 Mass. ave. NV,
Monday, November 80, after Z pm,
Services in the chapel Tuesday,
December l., at 10 noon. Interment
Wo0dlawn Cemetery,
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CANNEY. FRANK 3. On Friday, No.

gitaI. FRANK E. :. cANNEY si q 5SIs Die
y %SS Jennie st. B. nS GsnpeS SsSysd sDS ,aS4 hqsSaps q
John o and Wayne M. Canney,
and Mrs. Lucille E. Fusco: brother
Of Albert and Ivan Canney, There
also are fiVe grandchildren. Friends
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. (parking
opposite), after 3 pm. Saturday,
November 2S, where services will
be held on Monday, November 80,
at IL am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery 90
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BRooKE. Harry ASnA On Frt9sys, SsSs' No.
pitai HARRY SSs SsookS 81 aspfsiS of 5fS HSsi Ist6
st. ne, husband Of the late Mar
garet Brooke. father of James J.
Brooke and Mrs. Marsaret sharp,
brother Of Mrs. Beulah johnson,
Mrs. Rose MarkWard and Mrs, sally
Poston, He also Is survived By seven
grandchildren and four great-Rrand-
children Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass ave. ne, where services will
be held on Tuesday, December 1,
at II am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 30
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PAuLoYICH, Holm. on Friday N

JOHN. on Friday, No
yember 81, 1858. at his residence,
Mlnnieville. Prince William County,
husband Of Helen Paulovich. He is
also survived by ] son, Mike NJ.
Pauloyich daughter, Mrs. Helen
Hallick; stepsons. Sam, Mike and
John Kovack: / stepdaughter. Mrs
Mary Thompson; 8 grandchildren, 8
Ereat-great-grandchildren. Friends
may call ct the Hall Funeral Home,
Occoquan, We. Services Monday. No.
vember 80, at 8 am. 1T st. Mary's
Greek Catholic Church. Interment
Church Yard Cemetery.
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HHhn, Magln, LUIIIE n On Thursday,
pital, LoTTiE N. HARDY 81 i4iO iy11
18TH place Sc. the beloved wife
Everett l. Kifkp]strieS ] snd moshef sistsr q
o Mrs Addie narrower Of Lorton. va
and Arthur Moody OF Indian Head
Mo: she also Is survived BY four
gEandehlldren and one great-grand-
Snlld Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass
ave, ne, where services will be
held on Monday. November so. Al
I1:30 am, Interment Pohick Gene
tcTys EOnlck. va, %
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HARDY. MRS. LoTTIE NJ, The oficer,

Mer and members Of Martha
MA pandrtdge Council, No. /,
D Of A.. are requested to
NH Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave
O ne, for the purpose Of con-
Quoting funeral services for
our departed sister. LOTTIE nj.
IA hAARDY' 5o A. q pm. Sunday, Novem-
RHEIDA sINCox, Councillor
GRACE L RICKETTS,, Secy
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SPATES, JOHN A. All Sir Mobiles OF
SyZ Porto Caravan No. 104,
~ order Of the Alhambra, are
"M requested to attend the
w ;::'3$ { s: 'i;;5' 4
y Sunday, November 20,
1859, at $50 pm, for our late
Sir Noble JOHN A SPATES, who
died Saturday, November rs
HAROLD A. MAYER,
Grand Commander.
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communication OF Naval
Lodge, No. 4, +. A. A. NJ,
Is called for 1880 am.
Tuesday. December 1, 1859.
for the purpose of con-
Quoting the Masonic burial
services for our late broth
HNSON McFETRIDGE. By
Df the Worshipful Master
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Wednesday. November 25, 1853, at
Arlington Hospital. CHARLES ALEX
ANDER STACKS Of I474 North
Thomas St, Arlington. Va, beloved
ington Park. Calf, and Henry r.
Stacks Of Heayener, Okla. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
after l2 noon Friday, November
%, where funeral services will be
held on Monday. November 80. at
2 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery %
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GWIN, AUSTIN d. Suddenly, on sat-
Hprdeeyi " e%iIM INoyem5er ve asI e: 1853. AUSTIN
~; OWN OF 646 Chesapeake st. s.e.,
WaShington, D. C., beloved husband
Of Eunice M GWin and father OF
Nichols Roland. He Is asa suryivsS 9H.si
by a sister, Mrs. Bessie Cleek, and
brother, Harry Gwin. Mr.. OWin
rests at the Gaseh Funeral Home.
5s Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Ma; Services at the Fort Lincoln
~ p.m Relatives and friends IN.
yited. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
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HAUsENFLUcK, JOHN H. On rrIdI

Nn,,1 LIN, JOHN II. On Friday,
HagsEsFLUSck slS5RRSi III Of l?Sgi $iis SS45S }SS
ington st.. Arlington, Va he,avsS
husband Of Elsie Z. Husenfluck.
Iather OF Mrs. Edith Neighbors. Mrs
Helen Wilson and Calvin Hausen-
iiuck. brother of Mrs. Lizzie Beatty,
and Harold Hausenfluck He aiso
Is survived by five grandc1 1ildren
FIlenos may call at the Ives FIJI
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
MfY' nnfYs'ton' Va where funeral services
30, at 12 noon. intermeI,t NsL
tional Memnrial "a rir 'iieAe Ma.
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ALFRED a, REFERT.

sPITLER, WILLIAM v. On Friday
ESsSIRStr ESseIps wsrientoS vat whEfAM wEhqHHlsE
v. sPITLER, husband Of Ada Z,
Splitter ana father Of William H
Splitter Of Arlington. Va; brother
Va fe spitier Of PTedeTiessSaTs. Ted hessSaTs.
Va. and Mrs o. K, Miller of Hern-
don, Va. He also is survived BY a
large number OF other relatives and
friends Mr.. Splitter rests at the
Va, where services will be held on
Sunday, November 90, at 1880 m.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Zion Church Gene
terY. Luray. Va. at 1 30 nm
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MURPHY, MALTER }. on rhursdaz

November rs, 1853, at Georgetown
University Hospital, WALTER j.
MURPHY. beloved husband Of Ger
trude B. Murphy father of Mrs.
Walter j. Murphy, ir., Of Washing
ton, D, c.; brother of Miss Flor
ence Murphy of New York and
Maurice Murphy of Brooklyn, N. Y.
children Mr. MIMI Murphy P tHTt rests stAtS 81 he
W. K. Huntemann & Son Funeral
Home, 5732 Georgia ave. NV. (park-
ing facilities in rear). where prayers
will be said on Monday. November
30. at $3.50 am. Requiem high
mass at st. MichaeTs Catholic
Church, Silver Spring, Md, at 10
am Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. Wheaton Md. Please
omit flowers Make contributions
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STEARNS. DOROTHY M ON

day NoysmSsT %, 1859. 4oRogTHHaSYi gHaSi
late Otis P stearns and mother
Of Samuel c. Boyd. jr.. and Otis
2 Stearns. .jr.; sister Of Ellatine
B. Schulz of Baltimore, Nd. She
also is survived by three grandchil-
dren Funeral from the Walter W.
Deal Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia
ave. NV, on Monday. November 80,
at 2 pm Interment Arlington Ma
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Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV
for the funeral services Of the lat
Illustrious RICHARD A. WHALEf.
ROY LOGAN,
Illustrious Commander-in-Chief
JOSHUA B. LAWINGS,
Keeper Of Seal and Archives. 80
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CLARK, O'DONALD. On Friday, No.
vfint vember e, 1859. at Casualty Hos
st. me-. the beloved husband OF
Saran Clark. father of Ferdinand
c.. Jerome, Sedella, Diamond and
Eula. Mae Clark. He also is sur
yiyed by. three sisters. Mrs. Rosa
Gregg, Mrs Sally Gregg and Mrs.
Mary Davis: three brothers, James,
Ferdinand and Henry Clark, and a
host of other relatives and many
friends Notice of funeral later
Arraneements by Malvan & schey.
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aye sts npwy on Noyember 2S. 1853,
Brandywine, Md: grandfather ~
Patsy Summerlin and JACKIE III
Karqln. Services at Chambers' FIJI
neral Home. SIT I1th st. Sc, on
i.eSoay, december l at 1890 D m
terry A'"'1"n9A Nsne-
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CARTER, ISAIAH. l wish 70 express
my deepest gratitude to the Rev.
Ira Washington and to r. D. Jack
son and John Miller for solos. and
the Metropolitan Poultry Co. and
all others for the many expressions
of sympathy. floral tributes and for
the use of their cars.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ESTELLE
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day, November 81. 1853, at AIRING
ton Hospital, ROY 4. CHAPMAN Of
5747 N. 18th St. Arlington, Va, be-
man, father Of Roger and David B.
Chapman, brother of DR.. Charles
Chapman, WEIGH, W. Va. and Mrs,
Elizabeth Writ, Lewiston, MinneS
sofa. Friends may call at the Ar
fax dr., Arlington, Va, where serv-
ices. will be held on Monday. No
vember 30, at . pm. Interment pri-
vate. The family requests no how-
ers,
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uuesled 70 attend lodge Of sorroI
at the Hanlon Funeral Home. 3S2
C., on Monday. November 30 4
pm. to pay final respect I
our departed brother
RICHARD B. EVANS,
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SILVER spring Iodse. No
1917, B. p. o. Elks. are
advised Of the sudden
passing Of our brother,
THEODORE H. BONK. on
Thursday, November 26,
1853. Members are re-
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4ONH.' AHAMNAA ~, w h2uAunyI W.
S%RsS ToREY Of RS sSS e st. TAMM6e ns bs lovst e
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Z. Toney, ir. She also leaves tC
mourn her passing two sisters, Ar.
vonne Jean and Kim Denise Toney
her grandparents Mr. James E
Toney, sr.. and Mr.. Vernon Rowe
and other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home, 30lf
18th st. ne. where friends may
cali after 12 noon Sunday, Novem.
Der 90 Graveside services on Mon.
day. November 80. at Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery at 1890 am. 27
WASHINGTON, ARTHUR. On Friday
November 81. 1859, in Baker Vet.
Grams Hospital, Martinsburg. w Va.
ARTHUR WASHINGTON of 1856
Jefferson st. NV. beloved husband
Of Mrs Mamie Washington and
devoted father Of Eugene and Leroy
Washington. Other relatives and
friends also survive. Remains rest
ing with L. E. Murray g. Son. 1897
10th st. NV. Funeral notice later
90
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nAaES. JOSEPHINE. On Sunday, No.
HG96itsl Es@Sis ~ tosESa1ssst IsSs e yS ETsysSS%en;
3l33 Warders ST. NV. beloved y,gs
o. Mack Hayes and mother Of Helen.
6arbara Ann, Diane and Mack II
Sne also Is survived by four sisters
two sv brothers. other relatives and
Latney Funeral Home, 1890 ipS ipe
~ NV, on Saturday, November 81
eiter 5 pm, where funeral Services
W MI pc held on Sunday, November
~, at pm. Interment Wood
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MEesSs TeSSef ~ isSs 2HIEN 2P EESidsT MTERsx ET
OF 4l3 Valley ave. Sc. beloved wife
of Jack Mersal and devoted mother
Of lie Roy Mersal. She also il
survived by two grandchildren. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky d Sons Funeral Home, 1901
l4th st. NV. on Sunday. NoVem-
Der 20. at pm. Interment Kine
David Memorial Garden. Memorial
week. 1888 Turkey Branch pkwy :,
WhRatOn Nd 90
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GRUNwELL.

the PURPOSE Of conducting Masonic
FRANcIs aRGNwsnL IN 81 iA!s serSiess SESsher z
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home,
5103 Wisconsin ave. NV, at IO
ment Rock Greek Cemetery.
w CHARIES ? DAVIS, W. n.
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niNNMtGE; Noyems;., LogIsE g. On Friday.
LOUISE 8. o'RhsSf RENN1cEe cfEeeSfuTs; 81 Fou,e Va )
Ster Sterling, Va, wife of Karl W. Hen.
hIise Inss and mother Of Robert L. Fiem-
Survives sur W hSerndon' ST con Va: She also is
SISTER. Mrs. Myrtle Hawiey OF AZ.
lington. Va. and two brothers. Ben.
sSmin c Fleming Of Fairfax, va,
ana an James E. Fleming of Mclean,
Ft1nersI TIleh1S HoH may cal at the Green
1on; Va where services will be
neld at 2 pm Monday, Noyenber
80: lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
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COATES, LUCY C. We wish to ex-
press our deep gratitude to our
pastor, church. relatives and neigh
bors for all their services, floral ex-
preSsions Of sympathy and many,
many acts Of kindness offered at
the sudden passing Of our mother
and sister
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17

discussing the top news event of
the day, the collision of the ship
Stockholm with the Andrea Doria.
THEN. in voice loud enough
that fellow drinkers could over
hear, the Irish space salesman as
sumed the character of an Italian
named Guido Panzini - Andrea
survivor.
What was it like?" asked his
buddy.
WAS dark very dark" said
Guido when the Italian captain
asks question an somebody
answer in Swidish, we know WEIR
are cloze."
THIS WAS the beginning of a
new success era for Pat Harrington
Jr., who was already successful
advertising man.
For nearly three years after he
adopted the character of Guido
Panzini, purely as a gag, the
American public thought of him
as an alert, likeable Italian rather
than what he was-an alert, like
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17

names were drawn Several new
members were added to the club.
Sam Bowman and Murrcll Saw
age took Ross Speichcr to his
home, Sunday, in Grottoes, Va. In
the evening they attended pres
entation of Handels Messiah, at
Bridgewater, given by the college
Glee club, of which Iva Speicher
is a member. On Monday they Wis
tied Grand Caverns. returning to
their homes that evening.
Mrs Mary Ashfield, Charleston,
S. c.. is visiting her sister. Miss
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
From Sales to TV
Star Is Explained

A column in the Cumberland
Evening Times, written by Phyllis
Battelle, tells the story of a top
salesman who became a TV star
The story. in addition to being
quite unusual, also has a distinctly
local pitch
The young man that this woman
is writing about is a son-in-law of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gortner,
lately of Grantsville, now residing
in Morgantown. w. Va.
Tho story from New York, is as
follows;
The time is 1856 and the scene
is bar at which advertising men,
businessmen, artists and writer's
gather-Toots, that would be, Shor's.
Behind black shell-rimmed spec
tacles an Irish salesman winkcd at
his buddy with whom he had been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17

able Irishman with Masters de-
gree, a $4,000 year job on Madi-
son Avenue.
People who overhead Harring-
tons humor alerted Jonathan Win
tiers, who was then filling in as host
on THE Jack Paar Show" and the
result was that Guido Panzini" be-
came famous among American TV
fans in a great, lovely hoax.
LATER, Steve Allen asked Pat,
a natural mimic, to appear on his
show; Pat accommodated by work
ing as a Swede, an Irish jockey and
variety of other characters. And
today, at the age of 80, he is an
actor on The Danny Thomas
Show"
1T MAY SEEM odd to show
business people that young Pat
wasted the first 20 years of his
life in education and big business.
AS the son of great night club
and vaudeville comic, one would
have thought he'd have been dedi-
Gated to comedy from the begin
ming. He explains:
ANY talent you have is relative.
We'll, relative to my father, | was
a very unflInnV kid"
WHEN. as a childish ham, he
| initiated the accents of everybody
in his polyglot neighborhood on
New York's West Side, people
said you ought to be on the
stage" He asked his dad about
that. You ought to finish college
first" the older Harrington said.
So Pat took six years of college.
And, with Masters degree from
Fordham, it seemed sensible to
90 into business. He became one
of New York's top statesmen.
WHEN PEOPLE talk to him
about the waste of those years
in business" he says Il wouldn't
trade them for a million dollars.
They're the basis for lot of my
! humor
Picture this . a 26-year-old
salesman is trying to sell 30
year-old executive on million
dollar deal. We take ourselves
seriously. We talk in hundredsof-
thousands-and neither of us has
IS cents in our pockets
HARRINGTON now lives in
| Hollywood with his wife and sons
Pat, 3, and Michael, l. He likes
it. and his kids are happy.
They've got plenty of mud
What else do they need?'
And when he gets homesick for
New York, he comes back and
takes a cab down Park Avenue
at $50 in the morning. Il see
the guys coming out of their
apartments, carrying their little
briefs cases all set for another day
of making the pitch. | don't like
myself for doing it, but have
to laugh And then I'm not so
homesick any longer"
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. King, of
Morgantown, w. Va, formerly of
this county have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Joyce Carolyn King, to Ottfried
Johannes Hahn
Miss King is a junior in the Col
lege of Education at West Virginia
University. Mr. Hahn, son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. H. Hahn, of Edmonton
Alberta, Canada. is graduate stu
dent in nuclear engineering at West
Virginia University He was grad
uated from the University of AL
berta
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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McHENRY

A Christmas program will be
presented at the Ev. U. B. church,
Sunday evening, December 20, at
7:45 p. m. by the youth and choir
of the church. Everyone is invited
The Homemakers held their an
nual Christmas party in the local
church basement last Wednesday
Around 35 persons we're present
for the turkey dinner. Secret
sisters we're revealed, and new
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virginia KerShncr.

Virginia Kershncr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Klotz Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brenne-
man. Sunday.
Sic. and Mrs. Kenneth Sines, of
Pittsburgh, we're Saturday evening
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Plan Christmas Program

The United Pentecostal church
of Sang Run will hold its Christ
mas program Sunday night at 7:3O
o'clock, followed by Christmas
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Ralph
Jacks.
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visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Farley
Savage. Tuesday evening visitors
we're Mr. and Mrs. Deane Savage
and sons, Grantsville.
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