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, HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

EASTERN AVE. Me-, 472S-Beau-
tiful de- "hed home in an out
standing itcation, overlooking
pkwv; completely redecorated in
side and out Il rms. ia baths,
many extra features incl. Back
screened porch. 23-ft. liv rm. with
flfepl. master bedrm. with . clos
sets ard priv. bath. complete mod
Kitchen: bsmt n tiled: fenced I'd:
or block from shop. center. !
bus fare zone low down payment,
balance Ike rent To inspect call
STEUART BROS. INC.
DI. 1906 Dl. 7-2434
cOLORED-3O12 CLINTON ST.
q rms. bath; full bsmt.: o.h:-wh.;
2 lots: gar; 800 On. UN. 4-7O45
eOLORED-2I2 18th ST.: vacant.
Row brk.: y rms, b.: oh.-w.h.;
full bSmt.: $500 dn. UN. 4-7Ol5.
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE - De-
tached 3-bedrm.. l13-bath home,
Gas heat, nice yard, immed. posS.
consider trade. price Sl3.0hn TO
Inspect call JOHN l.. SHELTON,
RealtoT, 10 10000.
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BETHESDA,

NEW RAMBLER in convenient 10.
cation. 3 bedrms., . baths, large
modern kit. with dishwaSher. dis
posal and eating space. Rec. rm
and family room. Priced in low
3Os. Call Mr.. Wahby. MA. e.
$500: ewes. RIA. $1,000. BOSS
A. pHFT pS INC
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DREAM
KITCHEN

In this custom built brick
rambler in the Towne Of
Fairfax. There's Q o3-ft.
living room with unusual
corner fireplace, 14.ft.
dining room, 3 large bed
rooms, Ia baths, lovely
all-electric kitchen and
full daylight basement.
Convenient to everything:
S21.5O0 Call CIR. 3-456O
to see IL today,
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

Beaut. stone and brick
rambler, with outstanding
view from rear: has walk
out I'M. rec rm. onto patio
that oVerlooks q beautiful
park area and stream. There
Is Q huge liv. rm. -din. area.
3 twin-siZe bedrms., ultra.
De luxe kit. with every ap.
lance: nr. Nd. u, st. Marks
Parochial School, North
western High School New
Prince GeorgeS Plaza and all
conveniences. Owner asking
S2O.950. and Is open TO Q
reas. offer.
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$3.50 PAYS ALL
For this 2-bedrm. brick semi-det
with full bsmt. Cow. to schools,
churches and shopping. Assume
~ loan and move in within 9
weeks. Call AP. 7-5S0O
JOHN R. OGLE
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S1?.75O, Oh or FLA.
Miller Real Estate Co.
Capt. Miller. USMC (Ret). Broker
IA. 4-4252
EXTRA SPECIAL-UNUsUAL is this
modern 4-bedrm., 3-bath home
on 5 acres which can be purchased
with only $4,000 down. In addi-
ton. there is q family-Sise dining
and rec. area with md fireplace
Dashboard h.-w h; carport: nony
paddock: lots Of trees and privacy
Move right in. Shown by appoint
VIM. A. oy cH4iPSM alaS Really. -' nc.
FAIRFAX TOWN - SALE By
OVNER-I-5-6 bedroom. 3-bath.
brick two-level rambler. large
wooded lot, beautiful Little River
Hills section. 36-foot recreation
room. 32-.oot living room. jalou-
sled heated sun porch: attached
garage many extras. FLA APP
praiSal: S3l 900. Best reasonable
offer. l5es cash. CIR. 3-4as4.
FALLS CHURCH AREA: Si6,950;
mr.. Tysons .Corner-Newly dec. g.
bedrm brick Colonial on la-acre
orncr lot. Liv. nm, flrepl., scrd
porch. din. rm cleo. kit. End n. ::
3 bedrms, tiled bath; stairs to
attic: full bSmt: alum. storm win
dows: Paddock-fenced rear yard.
Approx. $1,000 cash, assume lEe.
4I5es loan. payable S125 mo.
Vacant. LUCILLE COOK, Realtor,
JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH CONTEMPORARY
RAMBLER. Fireplace, 3 bedrooms
equipped kitchen with washer and
drier. Carport. FLA approved,
SlH,b00, 3O-year loan available
Only $1,000 down. Sl10 per
month. including taxes and in
urance. ARLINGTON REALTY
so Sou " u5eS ARLINGTON s9G MiL yfR
GINA. OPEN o tn o.
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"a ACRE
TALL TREES

Long, low redwood ram.
bier with , big bedrooms,
ia baths, all . electric
kitchen with eye-level oven
and tabletop range
Lovely mahogany panel.
ing. breezeway and garage.
Buy on the best FHA terms
at Just S16,5Q0. Call CIR.
3-466O to see 1t today.
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LANGLEY PARK, By OWNER =

LANGLEY PARK, By OWNER -
Air eond 2-bedrm. home largI
rms. and many extras. HE. 4-S723
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
Mod. hrick-and-Stone rambler
spacious liv. nm. with fireplace
3 twin-siZed bedrooms. de luxe
kit. with eating space $1,000
down. HUGH T. PECK, HE
4-64O0 I'll 2.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN and $50 pei
month buys this lovely 5-rooM
home near p. @. Country Club
Full bsmt., separate dining room
rear porch. Call til . pm. WA. 2.
1900. ROBERT 9. DAVIS d. CO..
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
$16,500 CT
OR FILA

This 3-bedroom home suggests
comfort and quality. Located In
Q lovely Falls Church suburb
Parquet floors radiant heat. sep
brick fireplace. Also carport
screened porch and beautiful yard
with trees and flowers. Much more
TO see by calling JE. 2-262O
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY, lia
W. Broad ST.. Fails Chuieh. Va
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COUNTRY BREEZE
THROUGH
THE TREES

Cute-aS-can.be Is this
long. low antique brick
rambler Just minutes from
Springfield. 3 bedrooms,
attached garage and "A.
acre gorgeously wooded lot.
Assume large 4hses first
trust with small down nav.
ment. $10,600. Call FL
$4,000 to see It today,
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CENTREvnLE-Huge 4-bedroom
lh-bath home on 10 level acres:
full center halh l5x3O liv. rm.
vjfirepl., l5xl5 din. rm.. huge
family-size kit. sep. breakfast rm..
sunroom; full bsmt.; 1S-ft. rear
screened porch: lge. barn. CROW
ELL a. CO.. INC. 3O4 Lee high
way, Fairfax, CIR. 1-l401.
CENTER HALL RAMBLER - I'm
maculate all-brick beauty with
beautiful grounds-lots Of trees.
rear patio. barbecue and fenced
rear yard CLOsE-IN ARLINGTON
JUST A STEP TO BUS! Lovely
living rm. with fireplace-3 bed
rms, g twin -size fully equipped
Aitchen-are lust q few OF the
features OF this Charming home,
FHA financing Hurry! Call
METzLER. IA. 5-7575 I'll - pm.
CLARENDON. $500 down. $50 per
month buys :. bedroom. living
room with fireplace; dining room !:
expansible second floor home in
excellent condition. Level lot.
Short walk to all conveniences.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO, ia.
7-93OO. 1900 WILSON BOULE-
WARD. ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
OPEN q TIL. q
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Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-311O
$500 DOWN. G]

3-hedrm, rambler, with earport:
equip kit. full bsmt.; S91 total
monthly payments.
MannaS Rltv.. JE. 2.3110
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CHEVERLY AREA

Delightfully."- different
English brk. Cape Cod
features mirrored hrepl. in
living room. custom rec. rnn.,
built-in garage. side screened
porch; newly decorated,
FHA appraised at $4,000.
Can be purchased for only
$4,000. with lust $500
down. Real king-size bar.
gain, 50 see ct once.
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N. ARLINGTON
S BEDROOMS.
3 BATHS

Brand-nev brick 2.level
nome on . quiet Guide.
sac. There's Q foyer, spa.
eious living room with iire.
place, separate dining Fm.,
huee GE kitchen in color
and 15x20 family room
With fireplace. A wonder
iul value at $32.500. Call
IA. $1,000 to see It today,
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George Thomas, SO, Agent
For Food Brokerage Firm

George M. Thomas, jr., 80,
Washington representative for
a Baltimore food brokerage
firm, died Sunday at his home.
1928 Woodland drive, Silver
Spring, of complications fol-
lowing a virus attack.
Mr.. Thomas was the Wash
ington agent for the Berkeley
Food Brokerage Co. of Balti-
more.
A native of the Silver Spring
area. Mr.. Thomas was gradu-
ated from st. Johns High
School in Washington and re-
ceived his bachelors degree
from Catholic University.
During World War II he
served in the Air Force as a
staff sergeant and was in COM
bat in the South Pacific as a
gunner aboard a B-29. He was
awarded the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross for action over Tokyo.
Mrs. Thomas leaves his wife,
Rita Lanigan Thomas, and five
children. Linda. 10; Gregory, 8:
Maria, Z; Patrick, S, and An
gela. Q; all of the home address;
his father, George M. Thomas,
ST., also Of the home address,
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Mrs. H. (. Leland,
Wife Of Major
In Marine Corps

Mrs. Harry E. Leland, IS, q
|flfth-generation Washingtoniar
and the wife Of a Marine Corps
major stationed here, died Sat
urday at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital after a long illness.
The former Shirley Manders
she was the daughter of the
late Arthur Manders, who fol
many years lived at 513 East
Capitol street.
Mrs. Leland was a graduate
Of Eastern High School.
She had just returned from
Hawaii. where her husband
Maj. Harry E. Leland. was as
signed. Maj. Leland is now
stationed at the Marine Corps
headquarters here.
She also leaves five children
Harry Edward III, IS; Donald
". IL; william Arthur, S, and
twins Diane and Janice, 3. Of
the home address, 1912 Kedron
street, Springfield. Va.
Also her mother, Mrs. Rachel
v. Manders, and a sister. Mrs,
Phyllis Sewell, both of 1904
Cauba court. Winslow Hills, Va.
Funeral services will be at
lis pm. Thursday at the Lee
Funeral Home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts avenue NV.
Burial will be at the Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Emmu Meal,
Former Resident

Services will be held at las
pm. tomorrow in Fort Myer
Chapel for Mrs. Emma M.
Neal. a former Mount Rainier
resident, who died in London
on August %.
Mrs. Neal lived at 3425 East
ern avenue, Mount Rainier. She
moved to London five years ago
to live with her nephew, T
Bruce Morgan. a civilian with
the United States Air Force
there.
Her husband, George A. Neal
died about 10 years ago.
Mrs. Neal also leaves a grand.
daughter. Mrs. Bernice M
Barnes, of the Eastern avenue
address.
Graveside services will be
conducted in Arlington Gene
terry by the Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Auxiliary.
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Edwin Hamilton, Engineer
With Weather Bureau

member Of the Institute OF
Radio Engineering and Sigma
Tau. honorary electronics fra
ternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
helped organize the Springfield
Civic Club and the cot1munity's
swimming club.
Mr.. Hamilton leaves his wild
ow. Mrs. Grace Antoine Hamil-
ton; two sisters. Mrs. Rose
Wright and Mrs. Vivian Parker
Of Kentucky, and five brothers,
Ibian. Lester and James of Mil
waukee, Durward Hamilton of
Concord. Calf, and Allan
Hamilton Of Kentucky.
Funeral services will be at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Burial
will be private.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Arlington Hospital Building
Fund.
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Miss Tuekett. II,
Church Leader
And Civic Worker

Miss Nancy Lee Tackett. 70.
lifelong resident and church
leader Of Alexandria. died yes
terday at Alexandria Hospital
after a long illness.
She was born In Alexandria
and lived all Of her life at her
house at 2ll South st. Asaph
street.
Miss Tackett was a member
Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church
and took part in many Of the
church's activities as well as
participating in work for the
Episcopal Diocese of Virginia.
Also active in civic affairs in
Alexandria. Miss Tackett served
on the board of the Family
Service. She was a member
Of the Alexandria Woman's
Club and the Alexandria AS
ISOLATION, an organization in
trested in preserving historic
records and landmarks Of old
Alexandria.
She leaves her sister, Mrs.
Stanley @. Blanton Of the home
address, and two nephews.
John Stanley Blanton Of
Springfield. Va. and Joseph
Warren Blanton Of Miami, Fla.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at IL am. tomorrow at
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Duke and South Pitt streets.
with burial in st. Paul's Gene
terry. 4
The family requests tokens
Of sympathy take the form Of
contributions to the American
Cancer Society.
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Mrs. TILT Frost
OF Marshall

WARRENToN. Va. Sept. 9
tSpeciaD. - Mrs. Thomas L.
Frost, mother Of Delegate
Thomas N. Frost, died unex-
pectedly yesterday at her home
in Marshall.
The former Miss Elizabeth
McGill Murray. she was born
at Rock Valley. The Plains. and
spent her childhood at Bleak
Hill Farms.
After her husbands death
she moved to Marshall where
she took an active part in
community and civic affairs.
She was a member Of Trinity
Episcopal Church. the Pied
mont Garden Club and the
Piedmont Chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
Surviving are two sons,
Thomas. Observation-Disclosures
Representative in the House Of
Delegates, and Robert M. Frost,
Decatur. Ca; a daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Nelson. Honolulu; four
sisters. Mrs. Harry A. Fellows,
Arlington; Miss Virginia w.
Murray. Mrs. George L. Davis,
and Mrs. T. H. Maddux, all Of
Marshall. Seven grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren
also survive.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. (EST) tomorrow
at Trinity Church, Marshall.
Burial will be in the Marshall
cemetery.
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DEATHS

Announcement Of

BEALL, AMY L. In memory Of AMY
L BEALL. who passed away one
year ago, September 8, 1858.
Deep in our hearts is q picture
OF our loved one gone to rest:
In memory's frame we shall keep It,
For you were one Of the best,
BROADUs, BERTHA A. In sad but
BERTHA A. BROADUS, who de-
September 8. 1857.
We miss you, oh, how we miss you,
But YOU Will never know.
We tried so hard to keep you,
Because we loved you so,
THE CHILDREN.
DANIELS, BERNARD d. (BUCKJ, u.
In loving memory Of our brother,
BERNARD d. .(BUCK) DANIELS,
sr:: , wno pes Sst away eight years
Your memory is q keepsake
With which we will never part:
Thoush GOO has you in His ksepins,
YOUR LOVING BROTHERS AND
SISTERS.
NORRIS. JOHN z. In loving memory
Of our husband and father. JOHN
Z. NORRIS. who passed away five
years ago today, September 8, 1854.
We have only a memory, dear
We cherish our whole life
through,
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Edwin E. Hamilton. Al, ar
electronics engineer with tn,
Weather Bureau at the Nava
Observatory. died yesterday al
Arlington Hospital.
Mr.. Hamilton had lived In
Arlington for more than II
years before moving to Spring
field. Va, seven years ago.
Born In Chattanooga, Tenn.
he came to the Washington
area Is years ago. He attended
the University of Missouri and
was graduated from George
Washington University in 1850
Mr.. Hamilton was assigned
to the instruments division at
the Naval Observatory's Wea-
ther Bureau office.
He was an associate member
of the American Institute Of
Electrical Engineers and
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Dr. R.M.Cory,76, Dies;
Retired Veterinarian.

DR.. Robert M. Cory. 76. q re-
tired veterinarian and son Of
one Of the earliest residents Of
Takoma Park, Nd, died yes
terday at Washington Hospital
Center. DR.. Cory, had been III
since a stroke several years ago.
His father. AFRO J. Cory. built
the third house in Takoma
Park. when DR.. Cory was q little
boy. After making his home in
Washington and Baltimore dur
ing his active career, DR.. Cory
lived with his son. also AFRO j.
Cory. at 1903 Piney Branch
road. Takoma Park, at the time
Of his death.
He retired In the mid l940s
after a career Of approximately
40 years as q veterinarian serv-
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Privute Rites Slated
For Kay Kendall

LONDON, Sept. 8 (AP).-
Actress Kay Kendall, who died
Sunday Of leukemia after a long
illness, will have a private fu-
neral, 1t was announced today.
A press statement from her
agent said the only persons
present would be her husband,
Actor Rex Harrison, and their
relatives. The agent declined
to give the date.
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and four sisters, Mrs. Evelyn
Davis of Woodland Beach, Md:
Mrs. Margaret Hodge of Seattle.
Wash; Mrs. Regina Smith Of
Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Max
Inc Dudley Of Mayo, Md.
A requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. at st. Johns
Catholic Church. Forest Glen.
Md, with burial in the church
cemetery.
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ing for many years with the
Agriculture Department, and
later with the city health de-
partment In Baltimore. He
was born in Ironton. Ohio.
DR.. Cory was a member Of
Trinity Episcopal Church ir
Takoma Park.
HIS brother. DR.. Ernest N
Cory Of College Park. is retired
State entomologist with the
University Of Maryland.
His wife died last January
Besides his son and brother
DR.. Cory leaves four grandchil-
dren.
Memorial services will be
held at Lovden Park Cemetery
in Baltimore at 2 pm. Satur-
day.
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DrathH

tember 4. 1869. DAVID N, Woo5RN
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow VI. Wooden
H. and S G.si1,s q shs s.,t Ann Eve Eve
is survived By bis srandpsrents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow w. Wooden,
ST., Of Mariana. Fla. and Mr.. and
Mrs Wilmus lie Sears Of Tulsa,
2Ed and A meny 0tnsT re1sstTss d
September Q. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home. $3.50
Rhode Island ave. NV. where seTv-
ices. will be held on Thursday. Sep
H ff%SsI n &.n nc Gem c.n.t. I5termsn'
ANN ELIZABETH. On
Friday. September 4, 1853. at her
H siNsISi TszA BIZ M WoSpso 81 ".
loved wife Of william T Wood
les 81 Norfolk eT va Friends s 1 may p eaIl
e the Il. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2g0l l4th st: NV, after 10 IN.
a eitiss sssp ssyIss. gtrEipD sv, e.
Episcopal Church. $3.50 Macomb
st. NV, on Wednesday September
3, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. s
WRIGHT. ROBERT d. on Monday,
Hospital, ROBERT D. WRIGHT OF
s37 South Ivy St. Arlington. Va,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Ora z.
II. d. Wright Of Richmond, Va:
brother Of Mrs, Mary Paige Allen
Of Richmond. Va. He also is sur
viyed By two nieees.- Friends may
call at the Robert J. Murphy Fu-
neral Home. 1924 Columbia pike
barking in rear). Arlington. Va,
between 3 pm. and pm. and z
pm. to 3 pm Wednesday. 9eptem-
Der 0 Services will be held at 3
pm, Thursday. September 10, at
Fort Myer Chapel. lnterment Ar
lington National Cemetery. o
zTNSER. ELIZABETH A., Of 1900 Rit-
tenhouse st.. RiverdAle, Nd. on Sep.
TENDER 8. 1859 Wife Of Ernest Zin-
ser. mother Of Ernest J. Zinser, sis
ter Of Mrs. Joseph Deuber, Kari and
Joseph Hildenbrand Of New York
City One brother and two sisters
also survive In Germany. Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Home, 68Ol
"wednesday, September Q, ct $3.50
Am: Mass ct st. Jerome's Church.
BIOS 43d ave. Hyattsyille, Md. 81
g.a;fn Interment Fort Lincoln
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CAMPBELL, wIssIE AsBURY. The
ctaASMiiPsBEIL Wishes % seEnoVisds,
with grateful appreciation ~
cards, howers and all expressions
Of sympathy and kindness py neieh.
passing OF our beloved father.
THE FAMILY.
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CALMLY, ALICE nARInu nn r.

day, September I. 1853. q hei
H iIsieinc eAkfiow cGlv SpSSrY5d ny. n.y.
Of Miss Elizabeth Carney, Prayers
e the 8. u. Hines CO. Funeral Home.
September 9, at $50 am. (parking
iscilitiesl,, thence to the Shrine 81
me sacred Heart, 10th st. and Park
the mass will be offered ct o am for
tne repose Of her soul. interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery q
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GOTHAM EDWARD. A special CON-
g i; !; Ill:
" NV. for the purpose 81
conducting Masonic r1tes ior oui
late brother. EDWARD GoRHkM
Funeral service: at the spangler
BENNY EDWARDS, w. III,
JAMES I. aTEWART Sacr
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MARTIN. MARGARET z: ofncers and
" s chi assemble 81 Il T. nc e 6 4 8:
ARj bers' Funeral Home. 3072
s ) e. nv 1. i Ga ' " s:sd
pm. for the purpose Of
conducting services for our late
sister MARGARET =. MARTIN.
cLARIcE 2, HOWARD.
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Gay: September s. 1868. ct his resi- Ssi-
a TES S4cs ifd daasTy ave Sc Wal; Z;
father Of Betty 10 Fogelson ana
Dolores Clark. Funeral services at
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope I'd. sc. (have park
ing facilitieSl. on Thursday. Sep
Arlington National CemeferY q
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GREEN, THEODORE z, (TILLl. On
DoRE Z CT1LL) GREEN Of 334 n
s. e. s;W: beloved father Of Mildred
Lavinia Yates. mrs. Henrietta James mes
lie aise s snT MsTr' DS O. s GEss1
grandchildren. eleven great-grand-
children. two sisters. two brothers,
t tv,er sSons-in1 Jaw. other relatives and
September 8, friends are invited e
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
g.. nv where funeral services will
&c held on Wednesday. September
National Cemetery. s'n
HACKLEY. JAMES OHIO. Suddenly
S Sis s TesideGcss ep osIsie g. 1922 q
OHIO HACKLEY, Beloved HUSBAND
Of Lady. Carter Hackley. father q
James HackI'y Of orlean. va; Mrs
LUCILLE Hoppa Of Fort Hood, Tex,
ana sIlf Mrs. Chloe Simmons 81 Hyatts.
oisscOek Of M arshai. w. q FE Tisnda
may call at he Sudduth- Moser Fu-
neral Home. Warrenton, Va. Sery.
Ices will be held at the oriean
baptlst Church on "wednesday, Sep
ment orlean Cemetery. A"'e'
hhmlLAON, EDWIN Z. On Monday,
Hospital; EDWIN i Z. HA a IHhaHeas'S q
1lO3 Highlapd ave, Springfield.
Va. beloved husband Of Grace L,
Hamilton and brother OF IVAN,
Durward, Allan. James and Lester
Hamilton. Mrs. Rose Wright and
Mrs. Vivian Parker. Memorial serv-
ices Will be held at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va, on Wednesday, September p,
A. pm. Interment private
Please omit flowers. In lieu Of
flowers, contributions may be made
70 me Arlington Hospital building
rune Arlington, Va.
HARDESTY, ALPHEUS q. On Mon.
day September 4, 1855, ct his res
idence. 224g 14th st. s.e.. ALPHEUe
q; HARDESTY. beloved son Of the
Hardesty,. Survived By several nieces
and nephews. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking facil-
lties), Thursday, September 10. al
9:45 am. Funeral services ct the
Calvary Methodist Church, Hunting
town. Nd, at ii am. Interment
Miranda Memorial Cemetery. CBai.
umore Sun papers please copy.) o
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GERTRUDE W. o c0I'ai se aetsS9.

MCLEAN. ALEXANDER. On Friday.
september q, 1859. ALEXANDER
husband OF Mrs. Annie Mclean,
father Of Mrs. Eva TeW. He also Is
survived BY two brothers. Oscar
Mclean Of Roseboro. N. c.. and
Lloyd Mclean OF Rowland. N, c.;
two aunts. one uncle, four nieces,
nephevs. other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Tuesday. September 8,
friends may call at Fra1ier's Funeral
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
where JerviceS will 0e held Wednes-
s Sey c!'T Smith = o e smi nt e.:
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MCMAHON. CAROLINE A. ON

day. septembsr :. 1859. cHRoTiiNE
A. MCMAHON thee FersinGer) OF
1889 ysrnum n. re: beloved wife
DR. Thomas p. McMahon and sister
O. Joseph Fersinger. Mrs. joseph l.
scanlon. Also surviving are three
grandchildren. Funeral from the
Timothy danion Funeral Home,
1881 Georgia ave, NV. on thurs
Hish FeSuiem mass S. Al 81 s1 HIoy AIN;
Church at 10 am. 1nterment 81.
Mary.s Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited,
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sunday senI sMk = ,SS9ddenIy q
Z oAITaER q s7iS 1YSs FRANK aS.s.
Iakoma Park, Nd. beloved husband
o. Edith M. Gather and father Of
Geneva Ann Rogers; brother Of Mrs.
Ruth Kirby. Mrs. Clinton HoVes and
Mrs, Herbert Hell. Friends may cail
e. the Takoma Funeral Home. 25l
SarroL 81. NV. (parkink 0ppositeJ,
after pm. Mon. where services
Vii pc neld on Wednesday. Septem-
manuel Cemetery, ScaggsViIle. M
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United States kIVai Hospitsi. sHIR.
mother Of Harry, IT,: Donna, WI.
liam, Diane and Janice Leland
daughter Of Rachael Manders anC
the late Arthur Manders, and sister
Of Mrs. Phyllis Sewell. Friends MAJ
eau ~ ne Lee Funera. Home, 4th
tween and Q pm. Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday, September 4
s and 3. services at the above fu.
neral home Thursday, September
10. At l:16 Pm. lnterment Airing.