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NE O-N~pt va
ARDMORE
9L-acre level lot: 3-bedrm. rambler
neat and clean. Liv. rm. with din
L. equip. kit. Many extras. ST SOC
down and assume $50 tota
monthly payments.
WOODLAND
Brick 3-bedrm rambler; liv. rm
with din. L, equip. kit, rec. type
bsmt. lge. fenced lot. Asking
Sl5,950 FHA or assume lge. 40,
loan. Vacant for immediate pos
session.
RIVERDALE
4-bedrm. Colonial; extra-large kit.
sep. din. rm., bsmt. and garage
2 enclosed porches; lge. level lot
S1,450 down and take over SSt
per mo. payments.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO
(THE HOUSE OF HOMES)
UN. 4-1166
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVERLY

DETACHED; arraneed for 9 fam.
lilies; new cond. small down pay
ment. balance like rent: sep, en-
trance OWNER. EN-. 2-1072.
r. RIvERDALE-Sl95 dn. buys this
S.6sdrm s a SeTidet' brick .a.n hone; ws..rt 4
move right In with low down paw.
ment Mo. pymts, like rent. 10
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DOCTOR
DENTIST /,

JUST RE-ZONED TO co
FOR PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
Perfect for young doctor or dentist
etc. on U. s. Rte 80, at shop
ping center Doctor badly needed
in this area. l will guaranteed
your success in this area. Owner
must move to larger home. will
rent on trial-lease or sell. Almost
any payment conditions accept
able Call any time. OWNER
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CHARJMER
LocHAlt!EIoN Hl!

CnAfIJM Er
LocHAl!!FIoN "A!
jus: Ss:SS:d Sns left f q :s IS nnT n"mSsis ssss0T
nssisnes mids9es; n 4 beST ooms. : baths
screened porch, st flr. plus rec
room with firepla ce, den or. 4th
bedrm. and bath ,Qn lower level
All on 15,000-sq TT, level LOT
Immediate possessi on. open daily
3 to @: Sun, IL 70 o. Sample
house, 1917 FranvIall ave. Direc'
tions: Out Georgia awe. TO Arcoia
right 2 blks, to tehanning, right
| blk. to Franwall lsft to sample
house.
Norman H. lHimelfarb
CHARMING contemb, 'oyary rambler
on wooded 1s4-acre lHirHll designed
for easy maintenance; dogwood
azaleas galore; 3 bed rms, 2 Y
baths, den, solarium,, lit ,rm. with
cathedral ceiling, S ep. din. rm.
u bsmt., rec. rm.. terrace. Ban
nockburn Hts area. $4l,SOO. OIL
2-7112.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. rIS-acre lot
with beautiful trees a hd Shrubbery
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely 23-ft
screened porch, mo nern kitcher
with dishwasher anG disp'osal; hot
water h.: center-hs Q entr. So,
500. BETHESDA AlEALTY' OIL
4-1415.
CHEVY CHASE, betwt en the clubs
A complete Colonial with center
hall, den, powder .rr1., sr,ep, dining
rm.. 3 bedrms., with staI to Bro
floor. and possible 4th peg rm.; INC
IL EVNa d NJ
hieher-priced homes: ONLY sea-
500. ANDRIs REAL rY. OIL. 2
907O.
CHEVY CHASE-Elabt rate estate
CONSISTING of: 100000 50, IT; lover
Q acres) beautifully Handicapped
lovely garden and tfee.S; IL rms.
3ls baths, marble flrepl B.; ;anusua'
porch -solarium, Soft: lav. rm.
extensive patios and terraces
ranch type, 1855 It. lor q, but still
expandable to suit small embassy
or legation; designed for Lavish
entertaining; good church sit'
vi with .,S% house pyiry ssiryins ISG VII
finance and trade ( er smaller
praised by insurance cC. fol
S154,000 for house alo' le. not In
Guiding ground. OIL. 81 1870.
CIOSE-IN RAMBLER iri premium
Silver Spring neighborl Iood, neal
park, schools and bus d large
bedrooms ga baths, nll dtnini
room with view, groun' tlevel en-
trance TO tiled basement ! with ga
rage. porch lust listed; S26,95O
A., j. KESSINGER & CO., JU
a-4544
CONN. AVE. ESTATES; S us TN.
no settlement charges; I-bedrm
rambler. Assume 4iaes loan /. Owner
will finance balance. 10. 6-374O
CONN AVE. ESTS.-One of tn,
finer duplex homes; full d In. rm.
fin. rec rm: nice yd. with garden
only $4,000. VIII. $500 l. SUB
URBAN PROP. MOT.
CONN. AVE. EST.-HURR' I ,Picl
your colors. Owner redec. q u brio
3-bedrm. rambler on lge. fence
level lot; excel. financing. Sl4.5W
LO. 5-36s7, SUBURBAN E1SU P
MGT.
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COLORED-PETWORTI

COLORED-PETWORTH- = Corner.
suitable for physician or dentist:
brick, 8 rms, , baths, bsmt., offlce
with outside entr., built-in garage;
near New Hamp. ave. and Decatur.
Ewes, OIL. 6-390S. L. T.
GR AW 1,rEE MA S-AES0
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BElDRpgm

BpIcK CAPE ,:op 4 bedrms., 9
baths, hnishe d rec. rm.; near
day. To insp ect, out Viers Mil
rd., right on Conn. ave. TO Dear
I'd. then right to 1924 Dean rd
CHAS r. EVE VIII, B-b61.
BUILDER'sI CLosEoUT
New model homes; ran brick. dbl
hung windows, I'm cpl, rec. rm
ga baths, lge. mo d.. equip. KIT. D..
full din, area, one ,3-bedrm. split
level, one 4-bedrm. Il roughed in
rambler. Price redi iced for quick
sale. Immed. poss WE TAKE
TRADES, VIII. 6-5B 20, SUBURBAN
PROP, MGT,
CARROLL KNOLLS+ Assume 4he;
GI, 6-rm. Colonial. excel. cond.
deep lot. fully lands capped, end .oi
ST., open area. ideal children. blk
community pool, eieA1. sch, cony
ST. Johns; FHA appS.. Lo, 5-5235
CENTER-HALL SPLIT NLEvEL with 4
bedrooms and den, ground-ievel
recreation room, de luxe kitchen,
screened porch. gar age; wooded
lot in a choice ARA upper 30s.
JAMES c. CONLESA & CO.,
RETHESDA OIL. EsR0f9sJ3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
NO MONFy- NOWN

81 iingae!s o. t..esy bTand-new,
3-bedrm. brick ramblegS 3 models
TO choose from, starting at Sl6,-
500 All models have de luxe kits.
with tabletop range, built-in oven
and birch cabinets; iull bSmt..
with painted walls and tile floors
eeramic-tile baths, sodded lots.
paved streets, curbs and cutters.
Some models ready for immediate
occupancy. For appt. or addi-
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RANDoC m HILLs-BFick, 4O-ft

RAND0f1H HILLS-Brick, 40-ft
rambler. q bedrms., sep. din rm b,
full bsm t.;. drier; fenced yd.; rec
rm.; u blk. schools and bus
Assume iH29e GI. VIII. 6-5563.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Handsome
new Coli W ial now ready for oc-
features . 32-ft. kit family rm
combinati pn, din. rm., liv. rm
and powder rm.; end floor has
1 bedrn $. and . baths; huge
powder RIM. in bsmt.; - carport % and and
screened lpol;ch. Call JU. 5-4222;
ewes. VIII, 2-4244 LAWRENCE "
LUTES C(b.
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240 NORTHWEST TER.
Burnt Mills Village-Gorgeous Gus.
tom-built; 3 bedrms 81 baths
3 f1replaces, liv. rm., din rm
elec. kit, playrm.. library, breeze
way, 2-car carport: S53,500. Dir.
Colesville I'd. to Northwest dr.,
left to 240 Northwest terrace.
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FIVE-BEDROOM COUNTRY HOME
near Fairland for ONLY $4,000!
Has hot-water heatl In quiet
area, on a wooded acrel Some
work to do, but an excellent buy
Call RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
FLOWER AND FRANKLIN AREA
2-bedrm brick Colonial: liv. rm.
sep din. rm~ equipped kit, full
bsmt.. rec. Tm., rear screened
porch: nice lot 50x120. Close Il
bus, schools and shopping. PRICED
S16,950. CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORP, JU
5-7100 @ tn @
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COLORED-NR. 18th AND FAIR
MONT ST. - Lee. 3-story brick;
ideal rooming house: small dn.
pymt., bal. like rent; would con-
sid. leasing. OWNER, EN-. 2-1072
fOLORED-I5 SHERMAN CIRCLE
N.W.-Lovelv Colonial brick home,
s rooms, 9 kits, ga baths ust-h,
BATH, rec. rm., gas heat. GARAGE,
$3.50 down. Call OWNER, RA
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Sl6.400

Brand, spanking new rambler 10.
Gated in an area cony. to schools
shop. and trans. 3 bedrms., tire.
mendous kit. with eye-level oven
Disposal, eating space for 2. Full
rec. type bsmt. with outside en-.
trance with picture windows. Sit.
uated on a beaut. wooded lot: of.
street spark. FHA appraised. Sl6,.
400, only 5000 down, S9630 mo
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WE'LL SELL on easy terms or
trade for country property a
modernized 2-family fiat near LIST
with 8 bedrms., and bath on 3rd
floor, liv. .rm., din. and kit. on
End floor, the other, with liv. rm.
and / bedrm. and bath on 1st fl.
and kit, din. rm., and lge. storage
rm. on ground floor; $3.50 rental
value, 1st trust paid down to
$4,000. For appointment, call
OWNER, between 10 am. and 3
nm. Weekdays. MA, S-9257.
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UNIQUE
WE HAVE A NnMRER OF CLIEN7

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS
(colored) wishing to purchase
homes in all sections Of D. c, From
the modest house with small down
pymt. to the better homes where
substantial cash may be required
For results list your property with
rs I q CARR. TU. 2-5777.
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GRAVAI re, ma. S-U103.
r0T OREn WERSTFR ST

dec, spacious 7-rm., brk. row,
full baths, = porches. Low. yd.
presently set up as = apis RA
3-3205. BY OWNER
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FINCHAM
FEATURES
$4,000

Attention Space Agency employe,
and Glendale High school person
mel; tremendous 4-bedrm. and po'
tential 5-bedrm. Cape Cod TO bI
built on beautiful wooded lot. All
brk. home with liy. rm., beaut
fireplace, separate dining rm. anc
kitchen out Of this world on.
street parking with carport conv
to parkway and Rte. 50-custon
built to suit any purchaser. Fl
nancing TO mt your budget.
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GEO. W. ROBERTSON
POTOMAC, MD.

= 80 ACRES
A spar king new traditional home
and a new way of life all in one
larg 2 bedrms.. 1st-f1oor family
rm,, st ui1y, separate din. rm., and
comI ltste WESTINGHOUSE kit. with
antique cherry cabinets. Financing
arrsng Cd. other homes and sites
avaflal Ee for your inspection
Open Sun, 1-6. Dir: Out River
rd. II rough Potomac to Norton
rd., ri vht to South Glen rd., right
to sign. OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor,
Builder Ma. S-2s65; ewes, AK
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COLORED = 3-FAMILY HOUSE
bsmt.: gar: nr. Isl and Bryant
NV: good invest MOORE, HO
2-6712: after $50, NO. 7-35lS
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

HELP WANTED: To cook and
nurse two children. Five days a
week. Contact Mrs. Doty Porter,
phone 422 Lexington. 33-1tnp
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
DurantFacult
Entertained

Faculty members of the Durant
schools were honored with the an
nual recetion Thursday night,
Sept. 3 in the school Cafeteria.
The event was sponsored by the
Gamma Literary Club. assisted by
the PTA. The Woman's Club and
the Twentieth Century Club.
Members of the Senior class SER
we'd tea and registered guests.
Mrs. Thomas, Gamma Club
president. met the eighty two
guests and introduced them to the
faculty. Three new teachers were
welcomed. They were Mr.. Jack
Hogue, Sciende Department, an
Coaches Dale Brasher and Johnny
Byrd.
Mrs. T. C. Gum and Mrs. Leta
Mayhu were responsible for the
lovely decorations. The school
colors. Green and White, we're car
ried through the refreshments,
Green punch and white cake
squares with green roses.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

FOR SALE - One good used AC
combine. Reasonable price. Phi.
IL, o. T. Wynne. 32-4tp
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

Perkinston lost a toughie the past
Saturday night to Jones Bobcats
score 100. but the South Dogs will
be on a rebound this week. and
the game likely will be a close
even matched battle. The teams In
better fitness of mind and body,
and a keen desire to play football
will spell the difference.
The Holmes win certainly In
spired the team and gave the In
experienced player the confidence
they most needed. A capacity
crowd Is expected for the big game
at Branch Field this Thursday
night.
Bud Knight and Eddie Daven-
port fired-up the crowd here last
week on the opening kickoff and
the first play from scrimmage
good for IS yards and a 60 Holmes
"go-ahead" lead from this point
IAOnileS WAS v stopped. The
free use Of reserves and inexpsr-
fenced men In most OF the final
period is all that prevented a
wider margin of victory for the
Mustn-Rozze1 coached Bulldogs.
Following the Holmes erkinston
game the team will not be back on
home soil for a game until Satur-
day, Oct. 3. when they meet North
west in a Homecoming game before
many Alumni and former students
that return to HJC annually for the
big fall event.
The band and cheer-leaders will
be on hand and ready this week to
give the football fans q good ex-
ibit1on during the game and at
half-time.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Mrs. Hinkle
Dies At Home
In YazOO City

Mrs. Jessie Alma Hinkle. Il year
old resident of Yazoo City. died at
her home there Sept. S. at 4:05 p.
m. She had been i'll about eighteen
months.
Mrs. Hinkle was born May I 1888
in Texas. She was a member OF
the General Baptist Church.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, Sept. Z at 3 p. m. at the Cal
vary Baptist Church in Yazoo City
with Rev. Carl Radford and Rev.
w. L. Sharp officiating. Interment
was in the Glenwood cemetery
under the direction of Southern
Funeral Home.
She leaves her husband, John M.
Hinkle: two sons. Harold Hinkle
OF Yazoo City and Bobby Ray
Hinkle of Fort Sam Houston In
Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Paul
Phillips OF Durant. Mrs. Robert
knight. Mrs. ]. B. Perry and Mrs.
CaR Edmondson. all OF Yazoo City;
four brothers. Albert Sanders of
Dexter, Mo-, Paul Sanders of
Chaffee. Mo. Fred Sanders OF
Gray Ridge. Mo. and Elmer San
ders of Essex. Mo.
Pallbearers were Robert K.
Farmer, A. L. Threett, George
Upton, Bill Brewer. Hubert Bout
well and Henry Porter.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

White. Mrs, l.. E. Edwards, Mrs.
Bessie White and Mrs. Tommy
Jones and Dale OF Benton.
Rev. Larry Ziegler was the house
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Wilburn
White ove the weekend.
Sunday dinner guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. Guy Bradley were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bradley and son OF
Pascagoula and Rev. Larry Ziegler.
Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Edwards of
Jackson were weekend visitors In
the home of Mrs. Bessie White and
Mrs. L. e.. Edwards.
Monday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Murtagh were her sis
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Hospital
Patients
HOLMES COUNTY
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Daisy jacobson, Lexington
Mrs. Dewitt Majors. Lexington
Mrs. Eulalie Sydes, Lexington
Mr.. D. H. Edwards, Lexington
Mr.. Clay Herrin, Lexington
Mrs. Lenard Grantham, Lex.
Mrs. w. r. Ellis, ST., Lexington
Mr.. c. L. Downer, Lexington
Mr.. William H. Lawshe. Lexington
Mrs. Loretta Hoover, Lexington
Mrs. James Cox, PickenS
Mr.. Owen Parker, Walden
Mrs. G.. G.. Hutchins, Sails
Mrs. Jean Upchurch, Lexington
Mrs. Crowder Cain, Sails
Colored
Carry Powell
Robert Wade
Henry Jackson
Casey Blaylock
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
FOrmerHOlmes
COuntian Dies
Former Resident Dies

Former Resident Dies
Mrs. Adrian Slocumb Lipsey,
former Holmes ~.countian. who died
at her home in Tuscaloosa, Ala,
last Thursday, was buried in Odd
Fellow cemetery in Lexington
Sunday. September 6.
She was II, a Presbyterian. and
a sister-in-law to Mrs. M. J. Lip
sey of Lexington.
Mrs. Lpsey made her home
here before she and her husband
moved to Tuscaloosa in 1925. For
more than 80 years she was man
ager of the McLeader Hotel dining
room here.
She Is survived by two sons, 1t.
Col. Richard Lipsey of Fort Meade
Md, and William M. Lipsey of
Tuscaloosa. and a sister, Mrs.
Audrey chasee Of Waterproof. La.
Pallbearers were John Kim
brough, ]. M. Hoff. John Stewart
Watson. T. A. Lail. r. NJ, Mo
Lellan. Lewis Lipscy. Jack Yates
and Walter Gwin.
Rev. Fowler. conducted the SER
vices.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
DISTRICT TWO
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Durant, Miss.

Durant Hospital
Mrs. Glenn Dickerson, Durant
Baby Girl DickerSon
Mrs. Frank Branch, Goodman
Mrs. Howard Wilson, Durant
Mr.. Bernard Wolf, Goodman
Mrs. Marion Birchfield, Greenville
Baby Girl Birchfield
Mrs. Stephen Wilson, Durant
Mrs. Billy Binegar, Durant
Baby Boy Binegar
Mrs. H. F. Roberts, Sails
Baby Boy Roberts
Mrs. Earl Shelton, Goodman
Mr.. W. H. Farmer, Durant
Colored
Ellen Bates, Goodman
Sadie F1emming, West
Dwight D. Fluker, Walden
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

For Sale: One RCA Estate Gas
Range and one Maytag Automatic
Washer. Both in excellent condi-
ton. Reasonable price. Mrs. James
Mulhern, 324 Depot st. Phone
263-J. 33-2tp
For Sale: A few 3 week old chicks.
Silver Laced Wyandottes, Reds,
White Wyandottes, a few II week
old Barred Rock Pullets. Rhyme
Coal and Feed. phone 295. 33-1tp
For Sale: 1856 Ford Victoria. See
Ed Swensen or phone SCI Lexing-
ton. 33-1tp
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

MOORE'S RADIO & TV SERVICE:
For the Best Radio and Televi-
sion service in this area, let a
man with 30 years experience do
the job. Service calls anywhere.
Reasonable price. Record play
ers repaired : Antennas install
ed. Located on Carrollton Ave
on Lexington Acona road in for
mer Lehman Grocery store.
Business phone 755 residence
417-J-1. 12-tn-np
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
TOlarville
News
by Phillip Dawes

Mr.. Doyle Winstead ara family
spent the day Sunday in Yazoo
City.
MI. and Mrs. Edwards visited
Sunday evening with friends in
Coxburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Logan and
family of Pascagoula spent the
weekend with Mrs. E. o. Jones.
Phillip Dawes and his mother
visited friends in Charleston Sun
day.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
by II. w. Almond

Holmes will be playing their sec
ond consecutive home game this
week on Branch Field where they
do-battle with a strong Bulldog
aggregation from Perkinston. This
South Miss. j. c. team always a
strong contender for the confer
ence championship is reported to
have an outstanding team for this
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Holmes Bulldogs Set
For PerkinStOn T0nite

HOLMES VS. PERKINSTON
NUMBER ONE GAME THIS
WEEK IN j.. @. @.
The Holmes win last week over
the Itawamba Indians was quite
impressive, but the local eleven
viii have to give this week their
best efforts to come near the mar
gin of win as over Itawamba.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

NEED MONEY? A Federal Land
Bank farm loan may be the
answer. c. w. Carr, Greenwood.
In Lexington Tuesday morning.
32-4tnp
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

FOR SALE: My home in Tchula.
Approximately $500 down will
handle deal. Finances can be ar
ranged to suit buyer. H. v. Brock,
phone 2571 Tchula. 33-tf
STRAYED: From my pasture,
four miles west of Lexington, 2
black Angus COWS on August q.
j. E. GosS. 33-3np.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

lexington Local
Miss Bea Munson of New Or
cans, Ia. was a weekend guest of
Mrs. M. E. Blake and Miss Eve
Blake.
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Raymond }. Bowen, 81,
Knickerbocker Survivor

Raymond ]. Bowen, 81, a
former senior attorney with
the United States Tax Court
and one of the survivors Of
the 1922 Knickerbocker Thea
ter disaster, died yesterday Of
a heart attack in Eustis, Fla.
Before his retirement last
October, Mr.. Bowen had served
as the legal assistant to Tax
Court Judge Craig S. Atkins.
Earlier in his career he had
been the review attorney for
the chief judge.
Mr.. Bowen and his wife Mil
dred were newlyweds when
they went TO the Knicker-
booker Theater on January %,
1922, to see Get Rich Quick
Wallingford."
They escaped serious injury
when the roof, covered with 26
inches of snow, collapsed.
Ninety = eight persons were
killed.
A chunk Of concrete fell so
close to them that it sliced
the pocket right of Mr.. Bow
ems trousers. THE only thing
that saved u.s." Mr.. Bowen re-
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Grover A. Culver, IA, Dis
trict Water Department en-
ploye for "a years, died yes
terday of a heart condition at
Providence Hospital. He had
been in i'll health for the past
Two years.
Mr.. Culver was in charge of
the pipe yard at Second and
Bryant streets NV. when he
retired in 1855. He also had
worked as a crane operator for
the department.
A native of Seaford, Del, he
had been living here since
about 1900. His home was at
313 Fifth street Sc.
Mr.. Culver's wife Mary died
in 1927. He leaves two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Doris A. Owens OF
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E. A. DesMuruis,
State Department
Police Officer

Ernest Arthur DesMarais, so,
a Government police lieutenant
at the State Department, died
Tuesday of a heart attack at
Washington Sanitarium.
Mr.. DesMarais had been with
the special police force for
more than Is years. He was a
native of Fail River, Mass. He
came to the District in 1917
while in the Army, and was
stationed at Walter Reed Hos
pital with the Medical Corps.
He leaves his wife, the former
Orpha Mae Holdings, and a
son, William Andre DesMarais,
both of the home address, 5437
Connecticut avenue NV; two
sisters, Mrs. Ida MCGOWAN of
Fall River, and Mrs. Beatrice
Freelove of Taunton, Mass. +:
two brothers, Andre and Ed
ward DesMarais. both of Fall
River, and one granddaughter.
Funeral services will start at
8:45 am. Friday at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
Fourteenth street NV. A
requiem mass will be offered at
10 am. at the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament, West
ern avenue and Quesada street
NV. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. Costello, AZ,
Native of D. G.

Mrs. John S. Costello, AZ,
wife OF an Arlington service
station owner and a native of
the District, died today after
a long illness at her home, 1854
North Thirty-fifth street, Ar
lington.
Mrs. Costello was the former
Florence Burton. She had
worked for nine years as a
secretary for the old Recon-
struction Finance Corp. Her
husband operates Costello's
Cities Service Station at 1914
North Nineteenth street.
She was a member of the
Walker Chapel Methodist
Church.
Besides her husband, she
leaves two children, William,
II, and Sandra Lee, II, and a
brother. William c. Burton, of
705 North Oakland street, Ar
lington.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. Friday at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2487 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery
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called in later years. was
that we were leaning together.
Wed only been married a
month then"
Mr.. Bowen was a native Of
Coshocton, Ohio. He received
his law degree from the Wash
ington College of Law in 1921
and later studied at the Wash
ington School Of Accountancy
and American University.
where he got a masters degree
in law in 1927.
He started his career with
the Tax Court in 1924 and
worked there for 26 years. He
was in private &w practice
from l943 to 1851, when he re-
joined the court.
He was a member of the
Westmoreland Congregational
Church, the Sigma M Phi
legal fraternity, and the Bar
risters Masonic Lodge No. AZ.
He leaves his wife and a son,
Robert, Of the home address.
1919 Shepherd street NV.
Funeral arrangements still
are incomplete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Mrs. Burgess, 70,
Was Lifelong
D. c. Resident

Mrs. Susan Prince Burgess,
rs, lifelong resident Of the Dis
trict, died Monday at Providence
Hospital. She lived at zoos
Twentieth street NE.
Mrs. Burgess was the wife of
the late Louis st. Elmo Burgess,
division passenger agent for the
Southern Railway. Mr.. Burgess
was killed in an automobile ac-
cident in 1880.
Born in the District, Mrs.
Burgess attended Hannah Moore
Academy in Baltimore and the
old Columbian University in the
District.
She and her husband lived in
the old lie Droit Park area Just
after the turn Of the century
Recently she had been living
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
r. Tilson, Of the Twentieth
street address.
In addition to Mrs. Tilson she
leaves another daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth B. Kimball, ll0l
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
and a son, John P. Burgess
1924 Chauncey place, Mount
Rainier, Md.
Funeral services will be at
pm. Friday at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth and Massachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will be
in the Cedar Hill Cemetery.