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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
HOLLY WOOD
By SHElLAH GRAHAM

and Rome. and her hard-rid-
ing Western, THE Unforgiven, !"
in Mexico. 1t will be the first
child for Audrey in her mar
rage with Mel Ferrer.
At the party Jack Benny
gave for newlyweds Julie An
drews and Tony Walton, Julie
defined the difference between
London fog and Hollywood
smog-"The fog is thicker and
more swirling. but not as dam
aging as smog or as penetrat-
ing"
GrOuchO Marx was at the
Benny party with pretty wife
Eden, and they leave next
month for eastern stock CO.
starring in Life With Eliza
BETH"
Oracle Allen, just back from
Tahoe with George Burns, en-
Unused: ''Oh George-he's now
in the saloons and he's wonder
full" I asked Oracle, Have you
really retired?" EYES," she re-
piled ecstatically, land that's
even more wonderful, and more
wonderful still are the residuals
from our show, that's what
we're living on"
Host Benny paused to reply
to my question, Who'll be on
my Greek Theater show this
summer? Peggy Lee and the
California Junior Symphony
all teen-agers.
4 -
Music Man David Rose, hav-
ing gone as far as he can go
with his miniature train collec-
ton, is, he told me, building a
steamboat at Newport. He ex-
poets to go to Japan with Red
Shelton this summer.
Barbara Nichols with Mike
Connolly is awaiting the ver-
dict on her TV pilot. "All About
Barbara"
And Pamela Mason, fresh
from her TV tapping with Oscar
Levant, informed me-again in
reply to my query-"He'S ruder
to me than to June Oscars
wife. currently mentioning in
New York;, but I don't get as
angry" PANS movie-star mate,
James Mason, returns from
England this week. He has been
filming there with George Sand
ers and Vera Miles.
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NoeI's TooOId

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). -
Noel Coward turned down the
role of Humbert Humbert in
Stanley Kubrick's movie version
Of Lolita" Noel opines that
he is too old for the leading
lady. who is IL years old in the
book.
Some gossipists believe that
Glenn Ford has an eye turned
in the direction of Eva GabOr.
But, being an optimist, I
believe he will kiss and make
up with Eleanor Powell, the
great dancer who gave up a
fabulous career when she mar
ried Glenn Is years ago. !.
Good friends" Zsa Zsa GabOr
and Hal Hayes entertained a
party of six at the Traders, in
Beverly Hills. Zsa prefers to re-
main friendly with all her
friends-even after she marries
and divorces.
4 4 \
Alfred Hitchcock has latched
on to Laurence Harvey, who is
in tremendous demand as a
result of his acting cut-ups in
Room at the Top" And
every Hollywood producer is
trying to land tarry's co-star,
Simone SignOret. I doubt that
she will come here though, un-
less husband Yves Montana
comes with her.
Jayne Mansfield flew into
town from Las Vegas with baby
Mlklos, to see daughter Marie
Jayne and to have her hair
bleached. l found the trio lunch
ing at 20th-Fox, with Marie
Jayne feeding the baby from a
big bottle, and he's a big baby
with a tan as dark as Cary
Grants. The Andrews
Sisters joint autobiography. to
be published next spring by
Argyle Press. will be called
Relatively Speaking" and tells
in detail about the old riffs.
J.. David Wayne is selling his
home in Westport. Conn.-To
return to Hollywood movie
making. I hope.
+
I'm glad Audrey Hepburn will
make no more movies until
after the birth of her expected
baby at the end of the year.
She can use the rest in Swift
zerland. Her last two pictures
we're hard work-"The Nuns
Story" in the Belgian Congo
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Gr0num-Booth

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M.
Booth of Chevy Chase, Md,
announce the marriage of
their daughter, Media May to
Mr.. Philip James Granum,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Granum of Westgate. Md.
The wedding took place May
16 in the Bethesda Presbyter-
ian Church. The couple plan
to make their home in Chevy
Chase.
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Reseryists TO Meet

Representative Durham,
Democrat of North Carolina,
will discuss atomic weapons in
national defense at a. District
Reserve Officers Association
dinner at 8 o'clock tonight at
the officers Club of Fort Nc
Nair.
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WGshinton and his
friends had their club
house in the oldest part
Of the Old Club Restou-
rant in AIexondrio.
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Montana Roundup

The Montana State Society
held its spring roundup last
night in the East Lounge of
the National Press Club.
Cocktails and a fingertip buff
fet were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23

Senator Morton, Republican
of Kentucky. will address the
Young Republican Club of the
District at 8 pm. Monday in
the Statler Hotel.
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Other AM Stations

WINK 1850 ke.-1l-heui speTStioa.
WPlK-I3e Ne. -DsyIight saly
WARL-1so ke.-Daylisht OHly.
MeAY-1eso Daylight sHly.
MUST -111o ke.-Dayiight Oaly.
WFAx- 122o ke.-Dsylight saly.
WWDc- 1850 Ne. -7l-houf sperstiOA, except
Sunday midnight to ! an Monday.
We'll 1910 N. Daylight only.
W00k-- 1910 ke.-7A-hsui operation.
WEAM- 1880 Ke. -7l-houi operation. except
Sunday midnight to San Monday.
WBoM -tSAe Ee.-Daylight saly.
WPec = 1850 Ke.-Dsylight only.
WPRW- 1850 Ne. Daytime saly.
WeMS-57e- rs an 10 midnight, SatuF-
Gay an to I an. Sunday 6 an b
mldhlght
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Popenoe-Hochten

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hach-
ten announce the marriage
of their daughter, Helen Jean
to Mr.. Charles Holcomb
Popenoe, son of Mrs. Charles
Holcomb Popenoe, ST. of Sill
yer Spring. The wedding, took
place May Is in the Unitari-
an Church Of Montgomery
County. The couple plan to
make their home in Silver
Spring.
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WEDDINGS
Appleton-Buler

Mrs. Rowene Light Butler Of
New York City and Mr.. Will
liam Ralph Butler of Pelham
Manor, N. Y, announce the
marriage Of their daughter,
Barbara Benedict to Mr..
John Johnston Appleton. son
of Mrs. Noel Johnston King
of New York and the late Mr..
William H. Appleton. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Louis Quinze Suite of
the st. Regis Hotel, N. Y.
The couple plan to make
their home in New York City.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToHtchfs top shops as preUielDed bv nv Keys siG6
Dho attend rehearsals match screenings and analgse
scripts IN New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area UietDers.
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George RowIes,
Of Old Family

George Oliver Rowles. AZ. a
fourth generation Washing
tonian, died Saturday at the
Washington Hospital Center
after a long illness.
Mr.. Rowles, a carpenter,
lived at 4424 First place NE.
He was the great-great-
grandson of Alonzo Randolph
Fowler, born here in 1880, who
was a real estate broker in the
city's old LIST ward intthe area
of the Washington Monument.
A veteran of World War II.
Mr.. Rowles was a member of
Washington Centennial Lodge
No. IA. F. A. A. M.
He leaves his wife, Joan
Kuehn Rowles; q daughter,
Mrs. Patricia Privott: his par
ents, John P. and Helen
Rowles, all of this city, and two
sisters, Mrs. Mary Burton and
Mrs. Leanora Burvainis.
Funeral services win be at
1880 am. tomorrow at st.
Peters Lutheran Church. l725
Michigan avenue NE. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Elmer {. Still. rs.
Reel Estote Man,
FLYER in War |

Services viii be held at 10
am. Thursday In Fort Myep
Chapel for Elmer Eugens Still
q Washington real estate agent
for IS years. who died OF cancer
Thursday IN the Veterans Hos
pital at Martinsburg. w. Va.
Burial viii be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mr.. Still. who was rs, came
to Washington after service in
World War I. He began his
long career as a real estate
salesman and broker here with
the Louis P. Shoemaker Co.
Believed to be the Oldest en-
listed flyer In the Air Service
in World War I. Mr.. still
learned to fly at the age Of 35.
He became a second lieuten-
ant, serving as an instructor in
his native Illinois.
Mr.. Still moved to Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. in 1853 after
his retirement. He had made
his home in Winchester, Va,
for the past year.
He leaves his wife. Grace E.
Still; a sister. Mrs. w. H. Har-
wood, of Los Angeles; and a
brother, Clarence r. Still. Of
Pampa, Tex.
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Winston B. Stephens, ST., 20,
Retired Government OfficiuI

Winston B. Stephens. ST., 10
a retired Government career
officer and a real estate sales
man for the last IL years. died
Sunday at the Clinical Center
Of the National Institutes OF
Health in Bethesda. He had
been suffering from a heart
condition.
Mr.. Stephens, a native OF
Welaka, Fla, spent nearly g
quarter of a century in Gov
eminent work, the most recent
of which was with the War
Relocation Authority, from
which he retired in 1947. He
had been associated with the
real estate firm of A. C.
Houghton & Son, 14l8 II
street NV, since then. He
lived at 6716 Selkirk court
Bethesda.
A graduate of Bowdoin Col
lege. in Maine, Mr.. Stephens
served as headmaster of Wood
mere IN. " Academy. q pre-
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Comdr. H. {. Snow, Headed
Wartime Convoy in Poetic

Comdr. Harold E. Snow, USN
(retired), a Navy veteran Of
both World Wars, died Of cam
GER yesterday at Bethesda Ma
val Hospital. He had been hos
pitalized since September.
Comdr. Snow was a member
Of the Lost Chord Club Of Oak
land. Calf. which he joined
in 1948 after his larynx was re-
moved in a cancer operation.
He learned to speak again by
Tightening the muscles of his
diaphragm to force air through
his throat.
He was born in Brooklyn,
N. Y, and attended Yale Uni
versity. He was graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1911.
During his Naval career Comdr
Snow taught at Annapolis and
served at the Naval Gun Fac
tory here. He retired in 1882,
but was recalled to service in
1899. and in World War II was
a convoy commander in the
South Pacific.
He leaves his wife. Anita F.,
Of the home address; a son, 1t
Col. H. E. Snow, jr., USA,
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Henry Schoffert,
Led Optimists

Henry Schaffert, past presi.
dent Of both Optimist Interna-
tional and the Optimist Club
Of Washington, died yesterday
at his home. 1900 Alaska ave-
nue. NV. after a brief illness
He was 70.
Mr.. Schaffert was a trustee
Of the Philips estate, and had
been associated with the late
Samuel L. and George w
Philips and their estate for IS
years. He was q lifelong resi-
dent Of Washington.
A member of the Washington
Board Of Trade, Mr.. Schaffert
also belonged to Grace Luz
theran Church.
He leaves his wife, Ruth: two
sons, John L. of the Embassy
Apartments. and Thomas H.,
4423 Maple avenue, Bethesda
and two grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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paratory school, before coming
to Washington in 1885.
In Washington, MIR. Stephens
served variously as personnel
director of the Agriculture
Departments Resettlement
Administration, later known as
Farm Security; as director and
co-ordinator of training for
the Civil Service Commission
and finally with the War Relo-
cation Authority.
Mr.. Stephens leaves his wife
Edmee of the home address;
two daughters. Mrs. r. A
Davis of Somerset, Mass, and
Mrs. Amy McNeill of Erie. Pa:
a son. Winston B. Stephens.
pr, Of 673l Fairfax road
Bethesda; a brother, G. M
Stephens of Oakland, Calf.
and seven grandchildren.
Services will be held at z
pm. tomorrow at st. Johns
Church. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. OIshine, 80,
Senate Anti-Trust
Research Aide

Mrs. Lucille olshine, a re-
search aide with the Senate
Antitrust and Monopoly SUBJ
committee. died yesterday Of
cancer In Washington Hospital
Center. She was 80.
Mrs. Olshine served the sub
committee from 1854 until she
left her post because Of illness
in January. A major facet of
her work was the preparation
OF abstracts and summaries
for the groups hearings on
many complex subjects.
Capitol Hill colleagues also
praised her ability TO dig out
the meat Of the testimony and
develop 1t as a preface to the
printed hearings.
Mrs. Olshine was a research
analyst for the late Senator
Blair Moody. De m ocrat OF
Michigan. before and after his
Senate appointment, and also
served on the Senate Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee.
Before coming here in 1850.
she worked for two years in
Allentown. Pa, In q CLIO drive
to increase the membership of
the international Union Of
Electrical Workers.
Her husband, A. Alan OIL
shine, is an advertising repre-
sentative for The Washington
Post and Times Herald. They
lived at I'll Ripley street, Al
exandria.
Services will be held at Ii
am. tomorrow at the Goldberg
Funeral Home, AIT Ninth
street NV, with burial in King
David Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions sent to a
local chapter Of the American
Cancer Society.
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1raMa

life on Sunday. April 5, 1853. about
MRS MRS GpoRii oTHYY j. viii Willis q isi5
7 ST., nv; ;,,,s, the beloved a.n wife % q
ing are several nieces, nephews and
many friends. After pm, Wednes-
day, April 3, friends are invited u
cali at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
N ISio .. st sed e. on MI TSur wSsys Sr
ct 1870 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
WILLIS, MRS. DOROTHY J. Mem.
bers Of the Helping Hand Clut
Of the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church are urged 70 attend tht
funeral Of our late member. MRS
DoRoTHY :. WILLIS; on THURSDAY
Home, iss0 eth st. NV. at 1856
MRS. ELLA BANN1sTER, Pres.
MRS. BLANDE T. JONES, secy
WOOD. KENNETH 5. Suddenly. or
ton, b. c., KENNETH S. WOOD Of
2315 North Fairfsx dr.. Arlington
xs ' 81 B Fsa An 4 snt
brother Of Robert Rial Wood. joyce
Ford and Phyllis Tyner. Funeral
services Will be held at the Rice
Funeral Home, johnson City, N. Y
wRENN. DANIEL s. on Monday
pital. DANIEL S. wRsENN Of zoos
2aOss st. ss wr.1 SslO 'e. e SSSSs1d q
Of the late Daniel and Elizabeth
Wrenn. father OF Mr.. Doris r. Hill
and Mrs. Marie A. Spears: brother
of Mary r. Greene He also Is
survived by eight grandchildren
Friends may call ct the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st and Mass. ave. ne,
where prayers will be said at S:3a
am Thursday. April @. Requiem
mass will be offered at am. al
st. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
lnterment Arlington National Gem
etery. 8
YATES, EDNA MARY. On sunday
EbNA MARY YATEs Of 4o5 Roiiins
ST.. Falls Church. Va. beloved wife
OF the late Harry D. Yates. mother
Of Mrs. Dorothy L. Domdera Of Ar
Yates of Fails Church 9 va She ne also
is survived BY one GRANDDAUGHTER
Mrs. Martha D Lovett Of Falls
Church. Va, and three Great-grand-
children. Friends may cali at the
ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvo. Arlineton, Va, until 10 pm.
Tuesday, April z. Funeral services
viii be held from the Falls Church
Episcopal Church. 145 s. Washing-
ton ST.. Falls Church. Va on
Wednesday April s., at 1880 . m
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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was a member Of the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery County,
M. Waters leaves his wife,
Of the home address, ia West
Montgomery avenue. Rockville.
Services viii be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Robert A. Pun.
phrey Funeral Home in Rock
vile. Burial win be in Goshen
Cemetery.
The family asks that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be sent
TO the Rev. William B. Waters
Memorial Fund, Derwood Meth
odist Church.
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William B. Waters Dies;
Derwood Church Postor

The Rev. william b. Waters,
pastor and founder Of the Der
wood Methodist Church In the
town where he first preached
the gospel In an empty boxcar
on a railroad siding. died yes
terday In Montgomery County
Hospital Of a heart condition.
He was 83.
Mr.. Waters was a salesman
with the Standard Oil Co.
when, on his way home one
night IN 1917. he came upon
a revival being conducted in a
tent in Rockville by the Eng
lish evangelist. Gypsy Smith
He was converted at that meet
ing and began Immediately to
prepare himself for evangelical
work.
During his career as an
evangelist and pastor, Mr..
Waters had the constant sup
port and assistance Of his wife,
the former Ethel Brewer. whom
he married 81 years ago.
An evangelist in Maryland.
Virginia, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, he used to travel
mostly on foot. to the town of
Derwood TO preach in an empty
boxcar.
He became determined to
found a chapel there, to be
known as Faith Chapel. which
he did. It is now Derwood
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Waters was born in
Montgomery County. the son OF
Washington D. and Virginia
Waters. One Of his brothers,
the late Washington w. Waters,
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HIT Mrntnrtaiit

HACKNEY, JAMES s. In loving mem
DRY of our devoted husband and
father. JAMES s. HACKNEY. who
left us twenty-six years ago today,
April z, 1898
When the days. weeks and months
And this sad occasion is here
again
We. humanity. miss and Ions for
you dear,
But the loo. Of your having been,
HIS WIZ. MABEL s, HACKNEY,
AND CHILDREN. GLORIA HACK
ERETT W. HACKNEY.
HAAG. ROBERT J. In loving memory
Of our dear father, ROBERT J.
seo fcda SnO April Rai's = i hHsy years
The depths Of sorrow We cannot tell
And while he sleeps . peaceful sleep,
Your LOVING CHILDREN.
KELSEY, LEIGH c. In loving mem.
ory Of our father, LEIGH G. KEEL
sEY. who departed. this life two
Loving and kind in all his ways.
upright ana lust to the end OF his
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What q beautiful memory he left
THE eHILDREN, HILDA, LEIGH.
DR.. AND BOBBY.
LAUREY, MARY U. In loving mem
DRY of our friend, MARY u. LAU-
REY, who passed away six years
ago today, April z, 1858.
Fondly remembered.
ALEXINE AND NOLAN.
RATLIFF. STEPHEN G. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, STEPHEN G. RATLIFF. who
passed away April z, 1851
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many tears:
Only God knows how much we miss
you
At the end of this eighth year.
LOVING WIFE, LAURA J. RATLIFF
AND CHILDREN.
SELLERS, MARION J. In loving men,
DRY Of our darling mother. MARION
SELLERS. who departed this life
four years ago TODAY, April z, 1855.
Death Is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths Of duty:
Mother dear. We know that you
NOW walk hand-in-hand with
beauty:
For all your life your feet have trod
Unselfsh paths that lead to God.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS.
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Springfield, Va; two grand
children; a brother. Col. Ray
mond Snow. USA retired, Of
Ketchikan, Alaska, and a sister
Mrs. Alfred Sykes of Glen
Ridge, N. ].
Services win be held at II
am. Thursday at Fort Myer
Chapel with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
The family asks that express
Sions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
cancer fund.
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Nancy Upp

CHICAGO, April (D.-Nancy
Upp, SIS. assistant dean of stu
dents in the University of Chi
cago School Of Social Service
Administration since 1947. died
Sunday. Before joining the
faculty in 1912 she was a social
service conSultant for the Cali
fornia State Welfare Program.
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RowLEs, aEoRaE .. a ,.esslsl
A D 3; |: a 4
II a's sond Ess n ss iss. Assons tis.
Lerayesids ss5ylses t e,w 1pE iA's
0 SoHN ,. -cikHHoEs. u. ssey.
RupOLPH. MARY. suddenly, : On
Monday, April 2. 1852 MARY ~
loved mother q Ms Louis tsnlk
tin ana Milton kudolph o. Bride;
ton. N, j. tDanzansks Funeral
serviceJ
scHAFFERT. HENRY. on Monday,
April u. 1859 At his resldenee,
1900 AlaskA aye NV. HENRY!
scHAEFERI, beloved husband Of
Ruth T schaiicrt father 81 John
ICES sn e shs os 81 n Hissa CO. PuSs neral
WEDNESDAY. April s, at . pm. ozark.
ms, fecilltiesl Interment Prospect
Hi Cemetery.
scHERER. CHARLES r. On Monday,
blvd. Kensington, Nd. CHARLES
p. ScHERER husband OF the late
Leila NJ scherer. father Of Mrs,
Irene J, smith and grandfathsi
Smith. Friends may call At the
Lee Funeral Home 4th s.. and
Mass. ave. ne until $3.50 am
IhlSgrsday Aprii Eeeqlelm mas mas
Ollie Church. 1900 North Capitol
st. At an. Interment olenwood
Cemetery.
sHINN, MARY II. on Monday, April
y, 1850. Al the Edes Homo. 2y2A
N st, NV, MRS. MARY H. eHINN,
beloved wife Of the late Riley A.
Shinn, she Is survived By niece,
Mrs. Mary D. Watts. and nephew,
cali a t he Birch Birch Fune ssI0' Home as
3034 NJ 81. NV, after 3 pm. Tues
day, April q. where services viii be
held on Wednesday, April s. at
pm. Interment Oak Hill Gene
sHINN, MARY n. The members Of
~ S Y, !. {, os =: ss s;i,D y J, s 4;
" : ;i'j SiaE $i'S ss ~
rApoTINr I. wII.TRERoER. sew
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

SAVE sl00-cemetery lot in beauti-
fal National Memorial Park. sites.
must SELL need cash 10 9-aiH:'
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hfIsG 1884, MAa s RI sE'a's Il t ts5
5th, ST.. NV, beloved wife OF Ru-
dolph Briscoe, mother Of Rudolph
Briscoe, jr, and dauRhter Of Mag.
gle Briggs She also is survived
81 two sisters, one brother. other
relatives and friends. After pm
vited to cali at the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel. l432 You st NV. Funeral
services and interment on Wednes-
day. April y, at pm. st. Louis,
Virginia. 81
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BROOKS. rev. EUGENE PHILLIP,

Rev RE Fe FSoEsE l Philip SiS ssookSs
husband Of the late Carrie Brooks
brother. OF Herbert, Roy and Wal
Rns,rs 'o1 9kss an ana s Insy 1 IorSis
stepfather of Mr. Raymond Rich
ardson He also is survived by
other relatives and friends. After
3 pm Tuesday, April Z. friends
are invited. to call At the William
st ne. Remains win lie In state
from 10 am to pm, time Of
services, on Wednesday, April 8,
al the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. 1920 Vermont ave NV.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services b. Chambers
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Mcnaas, April 8, 1855. MARY a
EDWARDS Of 1928 W st. Sc, be-
loved aunt Of Joseph J. Edwards,
funeral IRON the simmons Bros
SO. tpar.ling facilitiesl. on Thurs
Gay April q. at $40 am; thence
70 st. Teresa's Catholic Church,
where mass will be offered at 8
en-. for the repose Of her soul,
Relatives and friends invited In
tefment Mount olivet Cemetery. !
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s. 1850. AZ his residence. 3i7 Della
neld pl. NV pANIEL s. coLin
Cole. father Of William. Kenneth
BsrWlek Ray and Anita Cole. Eu
neral Home, 3lf Pennsylvania ave
Sc. on Wednesday, April :, At
Psd hsssTs: sn e.d ssn Him &C Gene s
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FkANCIs. WILLIAM sYDNOR. s.

denly on Monday. April 8, 1859.
81 the Loudoun County hospital.
Leesbure: Va. He Is survived BY his
widow, Mrs. Gertie Hess Francis,
Hamilton. Va; two sons, W. sydnor
James Robert Francis. PurcelIyiiie,
Va. and four grandchildren. Pri-
vate burial services at pm.
Wednesday, April 4. at Lake View
Cemetery. Hamilton, Va. In lieu
tions to the Loudoun County Hos
pItal. LeesburR. We.
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WATERS, REV. WILLIAM B. On Mon
day, April 8. 1853. at MONTGOMERY
County General Hospital. REV. Will
LIAM B. WATERS of ia West
beloved husband of Ellen Brewer
Waters. Friends are invited to call
al the Colonial Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Humphrey Rockville. Nd,
where services will be held Wednes-
DAY. April 8, at 2 pm. Interment
Goshen CemeterY
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"V Hprii !. 1885, I ERNEST T. so SwSTdaRs <.
beloved brother OF Mrs. Mae c.
Gibbons and Robert N. Worrell
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1851 Good
Hope I'd Sc lparkine faeiliticsl,
on Wednesday. April 3, at IL noon.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Baltimore, Nd, papers
please copy)