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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Meeting With
Kentucky Squad
Dads Day Feature

Tho Centre College Colonies Of
Kentucky Will play at Death Valley
/ Saturday in the Dads Day feature
Won't OIL tho iiaanpdcn Sydney Col
le@e campus Game tilna is pm
Ihn eainn viii be the final home
,pntsirannn FOR Coach Bob Thai
nan-s II SC Bcngals They have The
saaSon last engagement with Ran
tolni Macon November u but the
,oniesl VII be played al Richmond
n Ne FIRST annual Shrine game
II ia Colonies have scored wins
oyer Naryyille and Southwestern of
Tennessee, tied Hanover l4l4 and
SeWanee scoreless deadlock and
lost to Washington & Lee
Hampdcn Sydney had alternate
moments Of offensive fire and de-
/ fenaire let down while dropping
tlleil third against four wins, 1926
! o Franklin and Marshall College Of
PENNSYLVANIA Saturday afternoon at
! Death Valley
I Striking as if to make the game
scoring holiday. the Bengals had a
40 lead before the first period was
hallway old Charlie Sears crashed
through the line and raced 81 yards
to the F&M 10 in the games early
minutes Freshman Quarterback
Lewis EVerette followed up two
plays later with d scoring run from
tle eight
Midway Of The opening period
Ianpden Sy dney recovered Diplo-
mat tumble and Bill Benson CAPT
tallzed on the break with a 26-yard
scoring dash to produce the two
touchdown lead Howard Clabough
booted placements after both scores
The visiting squad. Who anaSsed
3Ub yards rushing and y first downs
for the day came right back with
two scores to take a 1914 lead still
IN the first quarter Halfback RAY
Drake got the first on a three-yard
plunge after o drive. and E n q
Dave Young scored the second on
a l0-yard pass from Quarterback
John Petrone after the Diplomats
captured Tiger bobble on the H
SC 20.
Two tWo-p 0 in conversions on
passes tossed by Petrone sent the
Diplomats into the second quarter
with the games final margin Of
victory
Tiger Ends Bill Wilson and Larry
Arey combined TO put HSC ahead
Just before the half Wilson block
ed q Petrone punt. and Arey SCOOP
ed up the f0Wrth-down play ball on
the seven and dashed across for
the I'd.
The visitors went ahead 1920 in
the third period on a G7-yard march
with Halfback Ted Sharpe running
the end for a 2O-yard scoring play.
- Charlie Sears got the lead back
for II sc II y late in The third
period with i 24-yard scoring run
BACK With an Intercepted pass. but
the Tigers couldn't hold the sharp
blocking visitors. who promptly
[ mounted a 59-yard scoring march,
capped Us Haifback John Kooser' s
; seven-yard burst over tackle for the
score. F&M came from behind for
the third time to stay with just
, three minutes remaining
Bill Benson injured shoulder in
the late portion Of the first quarter
ard left the game until late in the
fourth quarter. His injury was not
severe and he is expected to be
| ready for the game tomorrow with
Centre
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Bowling Results
MEMS Ten Pins

Re=Hlfs Leggett's 3. Dasidsons
a HUB Biny McKay's i jenkins
Atlantic ?. Coca Cola l.
Summaries AigA ssinals game,
Ghet T.aer LArtett's 222 pins high
thitt 4ame totll Billy Watson. Co
ca-Cola. 579 for l93-pn average;
Meh team total Coca-Cola. 2,4l3
pin- ior lGlpin average per player
Standings Jenkins Atlantic. 10
WINS. losses Coca Cola. 1877. Leg
ectt 1873. Hub. ll-l6: Billy Nc
K4y lastetree1e. lo-l1. Davidson s
\ M Billy NIckavs has replaced
BoHl-Arena rs one Of the team
DOITS DrS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
-&h&ne Ne.v,
BY JOHN STICK
The Inferna! Triangle

is in
home of high school football his Mr..
Gimer Bobby,
plays football The
down
Mrs Clmer: Don't think onighs editorial is little
hard Charles Van DoeA2 After all le clean
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Scholastic Results

Pc Academy ", Cumberland 7
Greensvllle z. Buckingham =
Bluestone 80. Ran-Henry .
Brunswick 80. Park View II
PoWhatan 20. Lee-Dayis 8
Victoria %. Amelia II
CreWe Al. Blackstone 0
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Centre Opposes H-SC
Tn Final Home Game
District 3 Standings

Crewe Highs Railroaders cap
tured the 1853 District 8 football
title Saturday night with a 40 win
over Blackstone Scores in TO-
rights final games Of the season
will have no bearing on the title.
Tho cfandinrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Sportsmen Urged To Buy Duck Stamps

A special plea that sportsmen buy
as many duck stamps as possible
this year is being made by Vir-
GINA Governor j. Lindsay Al
mond, Jr. through an open letter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Buckingham at Amelia
PoWhatan at Cumberland
Pc Academy at Bluestone
Ran Henry at Brunswick
Greensville at Colonial Heights
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Games This Week

IPrlnce EDWARD Academy 1l3
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-10-02
IsraeIs Outlook Rosy.
Truman Tells Hadassah

ST. LOUIS (JTA-Former Presi-
dent Harry S. Truman expressed
his belief in the GLORIOUS future"
awaiting Israel and said that when
he first extended it recognition In
194S 'I was only expressing the
sentiments of the people OF the
United States"
Mr.. Truman urged that 1--WE
must strive abroad as well as at
home to defend human rights and
to expand the enjoyment of free
DOM"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-10-02
Promoted

HARTFORD (JTA)-Michael Ra-
din, former Hartford city and po-
lice court judge, has been named
by Governor Ribicoff to the Court
of Common Pleas.
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Eleanor Wilson,
Women Pastor

The Rev. Eleanor ]. Wilson,
SO, pastor Of the Christian Holt
ness Church, died Sunday at
her home. 1901 r street NV.
Mrs. Wilson, q native of
Richmond. Va, had spent most
OF her life in the District. She
was devoted to the church and
assisted her husband, the Rev.
Joseph DeWitte Wilson. until
his death in 1914. He had been
the first pastor of Turner Me-
mortal Church-now known as
Hemingway Temple-at Fifth
and P streets NV.
For several>years Mrs. Wilson,
the former Eleanor jackson,
had taught mathematics at
Bowie Normal School. The
Christian Holiness Church is
located at the r street address.
She leaves a sister. Mrs. Car
RE J. Kenney. Of 1457 s street
NV.
Funeral services will be at
noon tomorrow at Hemingway
Temple. Burial will be In Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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John P. Speicher Dies;
High School Principal

John p. speicher. Is. prin-
cipal Of Northwestern High
School In Hyattsville, died yes
terday at his home after . long
Illness
Mr.. Speicher had undergone
two operations recently. He
had remained active ct the
school until the beginning Of
this month.
He had devoted his life TO
the education OF children In
Prince Georges County. Just
last month. Northwestern's fac
ulty had honored him for his
rs years Of service in the school
system with q dinner In the
Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Speicher was named
principal Of Northwestern when
the school first opened in 1850.
He faced the dificult task Of
molding into one group what
until then had been three sep
arate schools: Mount Rainier.
0reenbelt and Hyattsville High
Schools.
The educator quickly sue
ceeded In making Northwestern.
with It's enrolment Of 1850
students. one Of the outstand-
ing schools In this area. He
encouraged any child with abil-
ity TO 90 on to college. and
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Of last year to do free-lance
photography and writing.
Mr.. knight was known to
his friends and associates as
ANDY" He was q member Of
the White House News Photog-
raphers Association and the
Marine Corps Combat Cores
pondents Association.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Elizabeth Shelton.
assistant women's page editor
of the Washington Post and
Times Herald, whom he mar
ried in l947, and two daughters.
Patricia, 8, and Susan, I, and
his mother.
Also, by Andrew B. knight,
IT,. Is, q son by a former mar
rage to singer Evelyn knight,
now Mrs. Frank Lehman Of
New York. The youth, a Ma
rine, was on leave visiting his
father prior to assignment in
Morocco when Mr.. knight was
stricken.
Funeral services for Mr..
knight, whose home was at
5046 Thirty-sixth street, North
Arlington. will be held ct 1890
pm. Friday at the Lee Funeral
Hcsse chapel, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Blu.
rial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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S4 memory d f1 MHsT.taE baLb 5S%yiiPE
who departed this earth three years
ago today. March rs. 1866.
Gone me from from, my side but ,! sIys's in
BALTIMORE, WILLIAM A. In mem
father. WILLIAM 4. BALTIMORE,
Eho left US nine years ago today,
t. answer a heavenly NOD
He has AIKEN. bis pise. '.'
IN the eternal kingdom Of God,
SAITiMoRE; son. cHARLEs Il.
RhELMTA (. o Bh 4; MRoANGGoHT.sR'
BUTLER. LUCILLE GIBSON. In
lSS1Re TEs BUBBLE orBSoNd e S9T
LER, who entered the Great Beyond
March 20. 1858
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord,
Let perpetual light shine upon her
MAY Es aiE s01 suF Ti:s 10 sJ Pffsss
CARTER, BERNARD DUDLEY, In
BERNARD DUpIEY CARTER, who who
RSn s.cS S Syayo t Two years ago today
In our hearts your memory lingers,
There Is not Q day that passes
That we do not think OF you.
LOV1N Oily, MOTHER AND
BROTHER,
CONJUNCTION, JOHN j. In memory
Of our beloved husband and father.
J JOAN J. coNNAuoHToN, who
rs, 1858.
They say time heals ali sorrows
And helps US TO forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
YOUR BELOVED WIFE AND SON,
dh o2EEAATEE " AND ROBERT =
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Roosevelt Greene,
ReStuuruteur

Roosevelt Brown Greene, 81
restaurant owner here for Is
years. died Of q stroke Sunday
at his home, 1915 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
Mr.. Greene came to the Dis
trict 80 years ago from his
birthplace, Coolame. N. C.
He owned the Brown Greene
Restaurant, on Thirteenth
street, and often served free
dinners to persons sent to him
from local churches.
He was active in the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist
Church, where he was presi.
dent Of Q Bible class taught by
the late Judge Bolitha Laws.
Later he served on o special
committee set up by Judge
Laws to study the adnlinistra-
tlOu Oh JuSClce.
He was also O member OF
the Mid City Citizens Associa-
ton.
He leaves his wife, Mildred
H. Greene; two sons, Roosevelt
B. jr.. and John p. and Q
daughter. Dixie q. Yeatman,
all Of the home address. An
other daughter, Mrs. Daisy
Jane Hamlin, lives in Chicago.
Services viii be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist
Church. 900 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. Burial win be In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Walter White, Jr.,
15-Yeur Veteran
Of Air Force

Graveside services will be
held Thursday for Air Force
Chief Warrant Officer Walter
White. jr.. SO. killed in an
automobile accident near Foun.
tainebleau. France.
Services will be held at 8
pm. in Arlington National
Cemetery. Mr.. White, q l5-year
Air Force veteran, was killed
March is near his base.
He had served in Europe
during World War II. and in
1855 and 1855 had been sta
toned at the Pentagon and
Andrews Air Force Base. Mr..
White had been on his last
assignment nearly three years.
A native Of Lynchburg. Va.
Mr. White attended school
there and was taking courses
In France at an extension
school of the University Of
Maryland.
He is survived by his widow,
Leila Murrell White. and their
three children, Angela, 8: Den
mis-. 5. and Denise, 8, now re-
siding at 3707 Kennedy place,
Hyattsville; q brother, James
w. White. Is, and q STEP
mother. Mrs. Beulah White,
both Of Lynchburg.
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Mrs. John Stuff,
Church Worker,
Ministers Wife

Mrs. John C. stun. 81. q
worker In the United Lutheran
Church. died yesterday Of leu
kemia ct sibley Hospital.
Mrs. Stun was @ member Of
st. Peters Lutheran Church
here and had served as head
OF the Junior Sunday School.
She was o past life and in
memoriam secretary Of the
United Lutheran Church Wom-
en- Of the Maryland Synod
She was q delegate to several
national conventions Of the
church.
She was the wife Of DR..
Stun. o Lutheran minister who
held pastorates In Brunswick
and Baltimore, Md, before
coming to Washington three
years ego Is assistant pastor
superintendent Of the National
Lutheran Home for the Aged.
Mrs. Stun. the former Mar.
garet Isabelle 0ish, was O ma
tive Of Fort Loudon, Pa. She
taught school In Ardmore and
Mercersburg. Pa, before hel
marriage In 1888.
She was vice president Of the
Washington Sub.League Of the
Women's League Of Gettyshdro
College.
She leaves. besides her hus-
band, two children, Margaret
Ann and John Franklin Stun,
all Of the home address, 1885
Evarts street NE: three BROTH
ers. Fred L. oish and Paul z.
Gish, both Of Fort Loudon, and
Serst. Carl w. Gish. USAF,
of Bermuda. and one sister,
Mrs Marjorie Johnston. Of st.
Thomas, Pa.
Funeral services win be at 10
am. Friday at the National
Lutheran Home for the Aged.
Eighteenth and Douglas streets
NE. Burial win be In Fort
Loudon.
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Mrs. Whitehead,
Ex-D. 6. Resident

Mrs. Elizabeth Syme White.
head, q resident Of Washington
for many years, died yesterday
at her home in Hendersonville,
N. c.
She was the sister of the
late Conrad Hunt Syine. cor.
poration counsel for the Dis.
trict during Woodrow Wilson's
presidency, and the late Miss
Jane Grey Syme.
Mrs. Whitehead made her
home in the District until after
World War II.
She leaves a nephew, Col.
Leander D. Syme, of New Vine
yard, Me-, and a granddaughter,
Samuel A. Syme, jr., of 7200
Forty fifth street, Chevy Chase.
Funeral services will be to-
morrow in Hendersonville.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery here.
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Mrs. William H. Fifer, S.,
Of Old Washington Family

Mrs. william H. Fifer. IS,
died yesterday at the WASH
ington Home for Incurables,
where she had been for i've
years. She had been Ill for
20 years.
She was the former Ruth A.
Wineberger. The Wineberger
family has been in Washing
ton since the l790s, when
Georgetown was a city. Several
generations Of Winebergers had
Q large wagon and carriage
building shop.
Mrs. Fifer was q graduate of
Wilson Normal School and
taught in District public schools
for several years until her
marriage to Mr.. Fifer. q Navy
electrical engineer.
She was active In st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, which mem
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Mrs. Wright, 81,
Former Wife
Of Architect

SANTA MONICA. Calf. Mar.
IS (AP) Mrs. Catherine Tobin
Wright, 81. the first Of Architect
Frank Lloyd wright's three
wives. died yesterday.
She and Mr.. Wright were
married in 1890 and were
divorced in 1923. She had been
in a sanitariurn since she was
injured in a fall 10 years ago.
Mrs. Wright was once active
in the work Of Chicago's Hull
House with social worker Jane
Adams. She also was active
in the Juvenile Protective As
ISOLATION in Chicago.
Survivors include four sons.
Robert. an attorney Of 1927
Deepwell drive, Bethesda, Md;
Lloyd Of Beverly Hills, Calf:
John Of Del Mar. Calf, and
David Of Phoenix. Ariz., and
one daughter. Mrs. Catherine
Baxter Of Menlo Park, Calf.
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about so per cent Of the seniors
each year did decide TO con-
tinue their education.
Declined New Post
In 1855 Mr.. Speicher was Of
fered the position Of school
superintendent OF Charles
County, Md. At the last mo-
ment he decided not 10 ac-
cept-partly because Of his de-
votion TO the Prince Georges
schools and partly because, as
he put 1t, II feel Il would be
impossible for me TO do the
kind Of professional Job that
would be needed for the boys
and girls Of Charles County"
Three weeks ago the College
Park Lions Club named him
the man Of the year and cited
him for his outstanding service
to the community. His illness.
however. prevented Mr..
Speicher from attending the
dinner in his honor.
Mr.. Speicher was born and
raised In Accident. Md. He
began teaching science at Bla-
densburg High School after
receiving his bachelor Of arts
degree from Western Maryland
College In 1884.
He was principal Of Oxon Hill
High School for three years
after serving as o teacher there.
He then served Is principal of
Greenbelt High School for four
years and as supervisor Of the
county's high schools for an
other three years before taking
over the new Northwestern
High School.
Got Masters Degree
From 1896 to 1870 Mr..
Speicher continued his educa-
ton In summer and night ses.
sions ct the University Of Mary
land. In 1871 he received his
master Of arts degree In edu-
cation there. Later he did ad-
vanced work at George Wash.
|inston University. Columbia
University and the University
of Maryland.
He was Q member Of the
Kiwanis Club and Of several
other professional and civic
organizations.
He leaves his wife Mildred
and two children. John w. H.
and June s. Speicher. all Of the
home address, 4l13 Woodbury.
street. University Park, Md. He
also leaves his mother. Mrs.
william A. Speicher Of Acct.
dent. and two brothers and
three sisters.
Funeral services viii be ct
q pm. Friday at the Riyerdale
Presbyterian Church. 6Sl3
Queens Chapel road. University
Park. Burial win be In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Members Of the community
have established an education
fund for Mr.. Speicher's two
children. Contributions may be
made to the John P. Speicher
Fund in care Of Northwestern
High School. colesyille road.
Hyattsville.
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bers Of her family have at
tended for many generations.
In addition to Mr.. Fifer, who
lives at 1901 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. she leaves q son,
william c., of Denville, N. j.:
her mother, Mrs. Bertha B.
Wineberger, and q sister, Mar
jorie M. Wineberger. both Of
the Westchester. 1000 Cathe-
dral avenue NV.
Funeral services will be at
Gawler's Funeral Home. 1855
Pennsylvania avenue NV, at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow. Burial will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be In the
form of contributions to the
National Multiple Sclerosis So
ciety, 1923 Connecticut avenue
NV.
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Andrew Knight, Ex-Morine,
PHOTOGRAPHER, News Editor

Andrew 3. knight, a, vet
eran photographer and news
editor. died early today in
George Washington University
Hospital Of an internal hem
orrhage.
Mr.. knight entered the hos
pital ~ days ago following the
rupture Of o blood vessel In
the esophagus that failed to
heal.
Born in Northeast Washing
ton, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo knight. he attended East
ern High School. Upon grad
uation In 1884 Mr.. knight
Joined the stan Of the Times
Herald as q photographer.
He remained In that capacity
with the paper until June. 1912.
when he enlisted in the Marine
Corps as q combat correspond
ent. During his service career.
Mr.. knight was assigned to
the United States Embassy in
Havana. Cuba, and later saw
action In the Pacific. He was
awarded the Bronze Star for
action on Saipan and okinawa,
Mr.. knight returned to the
Tines Herald In 1915 follow
ing his discharge from the Ma.
rine Corps. He was assigned to
sports photography for 0 brief
period before being appointed
picture editor. He successfully
held positions as wire editor,
makeup editor and was essist-
ant news editor Of the Tines
Herald when II was sold to
the Washington Post in March.
1854.
For o brief period Mr..
knight worked with the Inter-
state Industrial Reporting
Service Of New York before
going to Car Life and Speed
Age magazines here Is Q
writer editor.
He left the magazines to
become administrative assist
ant to Senator Beall. Repubn-
can Of Maryland, for approx
mately one year. He then
Joined the staff Of the Balti-
more News Post as picture edi-
tor and later as makeup editor
and writer.
Mr.. Knight resigned from
the Baltimore paper In May
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memory q our dad. bERNARD b.
years ago today. March IS, 1851.
ALTHOUGH HES sun for each must
Those whom ". Low. We ne.er forret.
1S aSksANtbcEHhIEpRfN. D NND
RINA0IN. SARAA 3. In loving mem.
orr Of our dear mother, SARAH 3.
svsnty:tyo years asO today. March
Until memory fades and life departs.
f0 HEX E pE Nv iIEiy' ca Il SSl ss..''
HAIRS; LUciTs, g; ,, y l cva IN mem y
father EUcfUe HxRR1s. sr. who
today. March Is. 1889.
Today recalls Q memory.
OF 0 loved one laid TO rest,
And those who think q him TO-DAY
Are those we THE loV SANDY hiS best
'O 3 s; s. .s1 as.r Es SyH S SSRSs
years ago today. March Is, 1855
Through this toilsome world. alas
II Q kindness ! may snow
II II 'S SSf.eS ds.d f.ll %ag DO
Ne Ne d Gi 90 Tor "h is:. , pi :fn'
'hsn not PAS aE tAi SAH VIZ ss:in
JONES, ERNEST. In memory Of our
dear husband and father, ERNEsI
ssS. March SnO u.s. l''i ieS Y three 's'r'
As long IS iise snd memory last
LONELY WIFE, Eta M. JONES;
RRAABDoHHNENEEEFe tiA 5 ], Scorff:. RAY
Luss X, Macy S!I y Y lSyiipp. MsRSTl
II. LUsBY. who departed this III
two years ago, March rs. 1857.
A perfect example Of true Chris
tian faith, Q helping hand and .smil,
called her home. ,u,,-
O'KEEFE, WILLIAM FRANCIS. 81
II l0ylnS n'm %hLLA GuF r Razise9i
s'''' NIL MlnD faH '0 aNhb BILL.
RIFTINs. FRANK a. Sacred to tn
memory Of our dear husband, fatnel
and grandfather, PRANK A. RIF.
FINS, who entered into eternal rest
twenty-eisht years ago, March 20
At home in the beautiful hills Of
In the VALLEY Of rest 90 fair.
Some time. somewhere, when oui
work u done.
MY With icy We ai HI %s't ri. Slp t a.H
SMITH, GEORGE BUCHANAN. AMI
JOSEPHINE. In loving memory o.
cHANAN SMITH, who passed away
seventeen years ago. March 3, 1912
and our dear mother. JOSEPHINE
SMITH, Who passed away forty.
nine years aao today. March rs,
God gave US wonderful parents
Two of the worlds very best
And when their work on earth was
He esiied' them home to rest.
THEIR LOVING CHILDREN.
THOMAS, LLOYD g., 81. In lovinI
LLOYD z. THOMAS, ST.. who passed
1859 three years ago. March 70
The depth Of sorrow cannot tell
The loss Of one We loved so we'll:
While he sleeps . peaceful sleep
His memory We shau alWays keep.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Dr.. John A. Kelly

HAvERFORD. Pa. Mar. Is
(AP).-Dr. John Alexander
Kelly. so. a retired German
professor at Haverford College
died yesterday. DR.. Kelly. who
made his home on the college
campus. retired in 1856 after
serving in the German depart
ment for IS years. He had re-
turned to the college this year
to teach one course.
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Joseph W. MeKenno,
Retired Army Captain

Funeral services for Capt
Joseph w. McKenna. USA, re-
tired. who died March Is while
watching an exhibition base
ball game in Tucson, Ariz., will
be at II am. tomorrow in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Capt. McKenna, So, was q
veteran Of 10 years service with
the Army in this country and
abroad. He was commissioned
In 1917.
He leaves his wife Madyline
Of Tucson.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th ST and Mass. Ave NE II $4,000
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DEATHS

AnnOuheements Of
Services ~ Chamber
Dsnnlng. Lila II. ". W. Chsmbers q.
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK site
lot less than bali market price:
Sboe. IA. 2-2e30.
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