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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
18th 81 and Mass Ave NE IL $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
sl6 St NE Ii 3-4SsC
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sowEN, WILLIAM GEORGE.

Tuesday. December Is, 1859. at
Suburban. Hospital. Bethesda; Ms:,
and Daisy B Bowen. He leaves
to mourn one devoted friend, Mrs.
jerome Dorsey; three sisters, one
brother, one brother-in-law, two
sisters-in-law. five nieces, four
tiyes and friends. After 5 pm.
Friday, December Is, friends may
call at the Snowden Funeral Home,
North washington ST., Rockville,
Md. where funeral services will be
held on Saturday, December l9,
at PM the Rev Roger Brodgen
ofhciating, Interment Ebenezer
Cemetery, Ashton, Md. IL
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BOWLER. CORA 3. pepsrted thIl
BROWN. CHRIsToPHER

Wednesday. December le, lg5g; AZ
4. BROWN Of 2334 North Edge;
wood St, Arlington, Va, beloved
husband Of Bessie P. Brown, father
OF Mrs. Margaret b Hottie OF
ert h, Girls A. and vlnson &
Brown, all of Arlington, Va. /:
brother OF Alexander Brown Of
Upper Marlboro. Md. He also Is
survived by nine grandchildren.
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. Notice OF funeral
arrangements later. tFredricksburg
and culpeper. Va, papers please
copy)
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FIELD, RUTH. on Tuesday, Decem.
Der ,15, 1859, RUTH FIELD, be.
late James Z. Field. sister OF Mrs
Alice Morris and Mrs, Betty May
Funeral from the walter W. Dea
Funeral Home. 4sl2 Georgia ave
NV, on Friday, December Is. al
Cemetery.
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HANLEY. THOMAS ! sndd.nlu q,

TEoSKs HESoSSSiKs J. PsiiTSsE sSEfsT of ioos 1888 P6S
lar drive. Falls Church, Va, son
Brennan). brother of Marie P,
WitZig and John F. Hanley. Re-
quiem mass at 10 am. Saturday,
December 10; at Brendan,s Church,
Cemetery. cHi T. New YORK ifmcnS civ 0ALSSIy LocaI
ARRANGEMENTS by the Cunningham
Funeral Home. Alexandria, Va. is
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HALL, IRENE DAVIS On Tuesday

HALL. IRENE DAVIS. On Tuesday
December IS. 1859, at Vienna. va.
IRENE DAVIS HALL Of Fairfal
@. Hall, sister OF Miss Carrie Davis
Friends may call at the Everl,
Funeral Home, 214 West Main st.
Fairfax. Va additional parkinl
IN rear). where services will bI
held on Friday, December ls, a
II am. lnterment Fairfax Gene.
terry.
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CALLAHAN. EMMA L. On wednes-

day. December I6, 1859. EMMA L,
CALLAHAN of 1884 Rhode Island
ave. ne, beloved wife of the late
Daniel Joseph Callahan and mother
of Mary E. Callahan and Mrs. Nora
E. Sewers of Miami Fla. She also
is survived by two granddaughters.
Friends may call at the Nalley Fu-
neral Home, 5000. Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne, where
December is. at . pm. Relative s
and friends invited. Intermen.
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
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MORRILL,, ANN NANCY) REBECcA

e 0SN NWsSpsssSy W,sSSppssssSSyy psss@s:r Is ISSs
aon ses s5oS nosOn New anf nasisE1 s,a sTs
ne, wife Of the late Thomas Nor
rin Services at the 8. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2e0l I4th st
NV, on Friday. December Is.
At 3 pm. tparking facilitieSl. In
terment private.
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BROWN, GoLDA. On Saturday, De-

eember Il, 1859. 81 her residence,
1882 @ st ne, GOLDA BROWN,
beloved wife Of Willie Brown, mother
Of Mrs. Evelyn Robinson, sister Of
Mrs Leila Bell. Walter, Joseph and
BY other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Brown may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
H st. ne. after 3 pm. Friday.
December is. Funeral on Satur-
day. December 10. from the Greater
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 9Th
st and Maryland ave. ne, at l
pm. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 15,l7,1S
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Der H. 1859. u 2NES SHGaSfZ aSfE Of Peis@ fsg;
You st. NV. wife OF John Hall
Thomas; sister Of Mrs. Alberta
Jefferson. Prom 4 pm. Thursday
December II, until 3 pm. Friday
December Is. friends may cali a
the johnson g. jenkins Funera
Home, 1904 Georsia ave. NV Fu.
neral and interment in cheraw
s. c.
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MYERS, THOMAS CLEVELAND, On

"1T5Hsl T5ssd.y IHgMAs ns..s,h hCLEEEI'ANDoo On
his residence, 5Sl4 Enterprise ave,
LAND MYERS. beloved husband 81
Hazel NJ. Myers, father OF Thomas
z: Myers, Mrs. Mary NJ, Ray and
Mrs Cora Wayland. Mrs, Fannis
Iegge, Mrs Bless Byron and Harry
Myers. He also is survived By
seven Grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
Ices viii be held on Friday. De.
eember is, at pm. Interment
Prospect Hin Cemetery. II
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HORTON, VICTOR ARTHUR.

Brandywine. Nd, on December iS
1889 husband Of Nettie M. Horton
father Of Mrs. Betty BaSsett, Mis-
Carolyn, Miss Frances. Robert. Da
vid, Marshall and Thomas Horton
Of Mrs. c, W s'aydon, Mrs R H
Geiger. Mrs, james Mason. Mrs
D. L. Gillispie, Mrs. C. W. Gillispie
Mrs. -Vernie Newhouse, Thomas E
and Maxwell D Horton. Remain
at Chambers Funeral Home, 81
11th st. Sc. until Friday. Decem
Der Is. at $40 am. Services a
the Whitten Funeral Home, Lynch
burg. Va, on Sunday, December 20
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GIRRoNs. ALICE On m.an..A.,

oADnONS, ALaSE =. -On MedneSday.
December, 10, 1859. ALICE J. Glib
BoNS OF 2507 South Perm St.
Arlineton, Va, beloved daughter
Of Margaret J. Gibbons and the
late Michael Gibbons: sister OF
Plains, N Y; Mrs. Lawrence b.
Sheehy Of Beverly Beach. Nd /;
Thomas d. Gibbons Of Rockville.
Nd: Mrs. Arsene Berube Of Waid-
wick, n j.; Mrs. A Scott Pollock
Of Silver Spring, Nd. and Mrs.
Harold @. Hudson of Minneapolis,
MINI. Miss Gibbons rests at the
W X. Huntemann q Son Funeral
Home, 5132 Georgia ave. NV.
parking facilities in rear Of fu-
neral home), where prayers will be
said on Saturday. December 10. at
a:30 Am REQUIEM mass at the
Nativity Catholic Church. 18th and
Peabody SITS. NV, at 10 am. In
tsrment Gate OF Heaven Cemetery.
Wheaton, Md. is
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MOORE, zOIE H. suddenIy. on Nor

day. December Il, 1889 at hel
zoiE Il MOORE. % devoted sister
Of Foy o. Tyler and Bernard r
is survived by three nieces. Mrs
Virginia B, Grady. Mrs Alease Do.
zier and Mrs. Gloria Pullman; foul
nephews, Richard. Haywood anC
Henry Tyler. and Calvin PendIeton
SSDmsI tSS sisteTsnsT s1s MT: Nina Mrs JqsHt. TT,.I
and a devoted friend, J, Weslel
Franklin, After 5 pm. Friday, De
eember is. friends may call at hei
late residence. Funeral services OF
SATURDAY; December la, at ! pm.
the Rev. J, 8. Grant oficia ting
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene,
terry ArrensementS by the Roheri
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JENKINS, LoTTIE R. On Monday

December II. 1859. at the District
GeHsrHl Gene Ils Hospital; MRS. MRS LoTTIE R
voted mother Of Mrs. Eunice Ran
dolph. She also Is survived by
two grandchildren, two brothers. five
sisters. several rieces and neph-
ews. other relatives and many
friends Remains NAV be viewed
on Friday. December Is, after z
pm, at the Hall Bros. Funeral
Home. 621 Florida ave. NV, where
services will be held on Saturday,
December 10. at ] pm Inter-
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day. December "A, 1859, at III,
GEORGE TRAVIS EVANS Of sii i
yenerson st. nv. husband OF the
iate Nargaret Kelly Evans anc
father Of Mrs. Kathleen r Purks
There also are eleven grandchildren
ano twenty-five great-Rra andchildren
Mr.. Evans rests at the Warner Z
Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434 Geor.
ga ave; Silver Spring. Md Cpark.
Ing facilities. Mass will be Of
Tered for the repoSe of his sou
en- Friday, December is, al a:3I
an, at St Michaers Catholic
Church, sos Wayne ave. Silver
Spring, Md. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. II
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VIS.HoSR; hes.nSs; SARAH Ai5so on eppIh IThhuTv;Hsy
KouR Of 1915 18th ST, NV. be-
loved mother Of Mrs. sylvia Acker-
Marmis. Samuel B. Vinikour and
DR.. BENJAMIN Vinikour. She also
Is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Dorothy Pritzker and Mrs. Jennie
Goldman: brother. /. W. Wechs-
ler; six grandchildren and three
Observation-Disclosures. Funeral sery-
ices and interment Chicago, III
(DanZansky Funeral Service0
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CARE, MARTHA VIRGINIA JOHN.

son. On Tuesday. December IS,
tRdNA Il Gs5HR JoHNsoN M'eGE CARR MaEta q 45ds
18th st. ne. wife Of the late
Emmett ". Carr and mother of
Margaret and Eleanor Carr, sister
of Mrs Caroline Poore, Mrs. Ellen
Browning and Mr.. John D. john
son. Funeral from the Walter W.
Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl2 Georgia
ave. NV. on Friday, December Is,
at $3.50 am. Requiem high mass
at st. Anthony's Church at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment st. Mary's Cemetery. II
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bULLS, DLSsIL =: On Mynusy, -
a6s6isal, ff@Sil hRs S1sE 1gEssiE fEseSTfn Z. s1fis
of 121S 45th place Sc, beloved
mother Of Mr.. Floyd H. Bulls. She
also leaves to mourn her passing
one sister, Mrs. Fannie Do6son; zone
two nieces. two nepnews. other rela-
tIves and many friends. Remains
resting at her above late residence,
where friends may call after 3
pm. Friday. December Is. Funeral
on Saturday. December 10, at 2
am. from st. Martins Catholic
Church. 1908 North Capitol st.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements by the John
T. Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home,
y 2n15 I2fh 81 a 3 II
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BrathH

DORSEY. WILLIAM HENRY. On
WednesdAy. December I6. 1853, al
GeoTge Washington University Hos
pital, WILLIAM HENRY DORSEY
Of 3Sl2 Military I'd. NV. husbend
and father OF HARTMAN Dorsey
Friends may call at GaWlerB Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
ing. 18th and o SITS. n.WD. where
services viii be held on Saturday,
December 10. at IL am. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery. is
DRAKE. ROLLEH II. Suddenly, on
RoLLEN il. DRAKE. beloved iSSs nus.
band Of Mae A. Drake, father Of
brother Of Theodore j. Drake oi
California. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS BY the De Vol Funeral
Home.
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HARRY. On wednes-
fhz aHRRI P'fsHSsE sTESENsos i6r%:ry bs4s Me 81
32 N st. NV. husband OF the
ists.- ,e MT; paSmS1d ISTiSt Stevenson Th.o and
dore NJ Stevenson. He also leaves
to mourn his passtng hve grand-
children, seven great-grandchildren
and other relatives and many
Josn 5snd Rbs9s hs@an' Z Co rfsslns F5.r, a Homie .ne
30l5 18th st. ne. Notice OF
funeral later.
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GRAFT. FRANK S. On Wednesday
December 10. 1853, FRANK s
GRAFF, beloved husband Of Nil
ored C Gran and father Of Mrs
Ralph Goodlet Of Anchorage, Ky
eember ls. At 1890 am. at Ar.
lington National Cemetery. tOr,
iAndo. Fla, papers please copy.l
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CRUMP, ELLA L. In loving memory
Of ELLA L. CRUMP., who passed
II, 1858.
No one knows how much ! miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain;
Only those who have lost one.
Can tell the pain Of parting without
DEVOTED FRIEND, coRNELIA v
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VLASSIADES, DEMETRIUS v. On
MSnSSy; MsaSiS:;tdS December E6I,,. 4. 1882 at ths
METRTUs v. VLAssiADEs oi 1851
39th place NV. Friends may call
at the 8 H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, .2901 14th st. NV. (parE-
ing tacilitieSl. Services at st. So
36th st. and Mass. ave. NV. on
Friday. December is. at . pm.
1nterment WASHINGTON National
Cemetery, In lieu of flowers make
contributions to st. Sophia's Build
ing Fund.
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EVANS, GEORGE T.

LFANSt UEOHGb T. Washington
MsaSN Lodge. No. Is, 3 p, o.
&MNA ElkS, will assemble at
ESKEy LuA the Warner z Pumphrey
l.GS.55 Funeral Home. S434
* 80 Georgia ave, Silver
6sN5& Spring, Nd. on Thurs
N% day. December II. 1853.
at pm, to exemplify the ritual
Of the order. in memory of cur
late brother, GEORGE T EVANS.
BY order OF
JAMES E PEAKE, Exalted Ruler,
R. T PICKREI Secretary
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Walsh. DR.. JOHN JOSEPH. on
esee aospD PfeiTser pR JOIN "a at iosSSE seS
WALSH OF 1341 Quincy st. nv,
beloved husband of Lillian v. Walsh
and brother Of Mary z. Walsh Of
Esy EsIy York City; Funeral from the
&C $50 am. Requiem mass at
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
81 10 am. Funeral at 2 pm.
Saturday, December 10, at the
Lsa,nmansVille Ls, Cemetery. Lahmans-
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URRY, DIR. WILLIAM D. suddenly,
us SxsGRsiSs S:Sc osssP0fg 500 s.n.ea Is lane sSe
uRRY. beloved husband iNfNG Of Gr.ts "a
~. H Urry. father of Merrelin 8
Urry and brother Of Norman. Erie
land. Friends are invited to cali
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda. Nd. where services will
be held on Saturday. December 10,
at 1880 Am. Interment Parklawn
Cemetery. IS
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DICKERsoN PARNAIEE On r,,.,

DlChEkSON, PARNALEE. On Tues
day; DECEMBER IS, 1859, PARMA
st. ne. She leaves two sisters,
Mabel E. Vinson and Frances Dick
erson; one daughter, Gladys Doug
las: six grandchildren and many
friends. Friends may call at the
chusetts ave. NV, on Thursday,
December II, after pm. Sery-
ices on Friday. December lS, in
the chapel at L. noon. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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MOORE, MABEL T. OF 3417 South
DAKOTA aye. ne, on December -.
mother OF Andrew L., James H..
Ralph o. and Everett 6 Moore
and Catherine J. Steele: sister of
Grace X. Byrne. Charles p. King
and Marion Moran. Services at the
above residence on Friday. Deem
Der is. at > pm Interment Fort
lincoln Cemetery. Services By
Chambers II
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HALL. MARTINA n. In memory OF
our loving sister. MARTINA Il
HALL, who departed this life three
years ago today, December II. 1856.
Every day in some small way.
Memories Of you come our way;
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But memories of you will never die
SUSIE; CHRISTOPHER MARIAN
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MEAN ANY 6scsRS.- SLARh LOUISE ao,o on Tue.-
iinston Hospital, CLARA ioUfsi
NEVlN Of 1l2 North Jackson st ,
Arlington. Va, wife Of the late
John Edwin Nevin. mother Of Don.
Nevin, Funeral services on Fri.
day, December is, at . pm. al
the Cunningham Funeral Home
Cameron and Alfred SITS, Alexar.
dria. Va. Interment Columbia Gar
dens
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THOMPSON, WALTER EMORY, On
WEDNESDAY. December i6. 1859, At
THOMPSON. husband q Emma !.
Thompson. father Of Albert Thomp-
son Of Wsrrenton, Va. Mrs; Doro-
Hanlord Herman Thompson Of Ar
nngton. Va. and Mrs, Bertha Louise
stickel Of FAIRFAX, Va. He also is
survived BY seven grandchildren and
call at the Money 4 KinS Funsral
Home. III Maple ave. west. Vienna 4,
Va. where services will be held
on Saturday. December 10, at 2
pm, Interment Flint Hill Gene.
terry. Oakton. Va Is
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PPs5SSsssg PPsss5s%SSssg .jS's IlSSSe, BESSIE I:
beloved mother Of Irene Thomas.
bert, Francis, Peter and 0eorGe
Hebb, and grandmother OF Betty
and Brenda Jordon, She also is
survived BY other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan & Schey.
and sI st NV none on FTiesy' 'fp5ses psesms.r aSs
lS; after pm, where the rosary
viii be reeited at pm REQUIEM
Luke's Catholic Church on Satur-
az fsfment Rses%Sfs Mount oslv.at' Cemetery S n Is
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Monday. December IA, 1859, al
WILLIAM RRTHUR YOUNG oi
7137 Whitehouse I'd, Richie, Nd,
and father Of Katie Addison. Eilen
Nickerson. Mary Clark, Mandy
Fletcher and James A. Young. ne
also is survived by thlrty-seyen
grandchildren. forty great-grand-
children, four sons-in-law, one
daughter -law and q host OF other
relatives and friends. The late Nh
Young may be viewed at the above
residence after 1 pm. Friday, De.
cember lS Funeral on Saturday
Methodist Church. Ritchie. Nd Al
pm, the Rev. p. p. Simms Of.
fciating. Interment Mount Simor
Cemetery. Services by Stewart. IL
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COLLINS. GoLDIE R. On Tuesday.

December Is, 1888, GOLDIE R.
COLLINS. beloved wife Of the late
F0Sert S Collins 9ih OF Germany S USste sister Of Of
John T. SipeS and Mrs. Annie An
= derson. Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda, Nd, where services will
be held on Saturday. December 10.
at pm Interment Potomac
Church Cemetery. IS
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ROBINSON. LAURA A. Ny sincere
friend, LAURA A. ROBINSON,
passed into the Great Beyond" on
December II. 1851. =
Fond memories Of her lingsr in
HER FRIEND. HARRIET O. DIXON.
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PINCKNEY. ERNEST FRANK. On
ERREs4 RsRfsS FRRNS RfssmRfS PfEcKNEY II Of fgSs Ss
Mrs. Marion Pinckney and brother
Of Mrs. Ebbie Oldham. other rela-
tives and friends also survive.
After pm. Thursday, December
Il. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. where services will be
held on Friday. December 1S. at
pm Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery II
RUTHERFORD, BERNARD, Jr. Sud-
1850. BERNARD RUTHERFORD,
Jr.. Of IA Que st. NV, the beloved
son of Mrs. Catherine Brown and
brother of John Rutherford. He
also Is survived BY other relatives
Friends may call at the Malvan &
Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and R st. NV, to:
services will be held on Friday,
December IS, at ! pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
SCOTT. JAMES. On Friday. Decem.
Der II. 1859. JAMES SCOTT Of
sos st NV. brother of Mrs
Mamie Cornelius of Bridgeport,
Conn. He also is survived by other
relatives and friends. After 8 pm
Thursday, December II, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
1432 You st NV, where funeral
services will be held on Friday. De.
cember Is, at $50 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. II
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day. Decsmber Is. is5S. at "sSnts WaitsI
M2S fsS afoSPif q s6if ffGNEs fnsy sSsnd5 s bYE9 S6
Silver Spring. Nd. beloved wifi
Of Robert L. Hyndman and mother
OF Jane Hyndman, Martha S, anC
David J. Hyndman; sister Of Thoma!
II. and Sadie NJ Simpson. Friends
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. (park
ing opposite), on Thursday. Decem.
Der II. from 7:30 to 9:3O pm
Services at the above funeral hom,
on Friday, December 49,. at
pm. Interment Newburgh, N. Y. II
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Der ii, is5s. EEIzAsETAi Iz1lsEf1i' n Nc
CONNELL. beloved mother OF Re-
gina Mcdonald. grandmother Of
George and Roger Mcdonald and
sister Of william B., James L,
George Edward and Joseph A De
chard. Margaret canavin and Helen
Underwood. Friends may call at
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. l31 1lth st. Sc. until satur-
Gay. December 10. az . an Re
QUEEN mass at 81, Dominic's Church
at $3.50 am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Is
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THOMAS; .s MRS; MARY z; On Tues; s:
SiFsrd eaF PessmIsI g. new. lo mrs Use MARY Yg z
Beatrice Meoshs, She. also Is sur
vived By many other friends. After
z pm Friday. December. is. friends
Home. 7la Kennedy st, NV. Fu-
neral services on Saturday. Deem
Der 10. at IL noon. at the Metre
politan Baptist Church. 1928 r
neistins 'nf intsTm.St SfT n II insoln s%l'h S, S,-
mortal Cemetery. Is
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WEHFUkIH, CAkL. on Thursday,
FORTH of 6OO6' S5th% % place WI" Nv
attsville, Md. beloved husband Of
father of Julia 3. spearine and
Stewart Weyforth. He also Is sur
Mr.. Weyforth rests at the Gasch
Funeral Home. -4739 Baltimore ave ;,
Hyattsville, Md. Services at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Chapel on satur-
day, December 10, at 100 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
viewing after 10 am. Friday, De-
cember II. Is
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
SOCIAL SECURITY NEWS

One provision of the 1853
amendments to the Social Security
Act enables some newly married
wives of men receiving social
security benefits to qualify i'm
mediately for benefits on the
husbands social security account.
In announcing this change in
the law, Chester Buchanan, rep
re~sentative of the Billings social
security office, pointed out that
before the 1858 amendments to
the law, a new wife had to wait
three years before she could
receive benefits as the wife of a
man getting social security retire
ment benefits. Under the old law
this three-year waiting period was
waived only if the couple became
the parents of a child.
Now, if the wife was eligible
for widows, parents, or child
hood disability benefits for the
month before her marriage, she
can qualify for wife's benefits i'm
mediately, providing she meets
the Other requirements for entitle-
ment.
These other requirements in
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
Whitaker and Kelly
Wedding Held March 2

Miss Julia Maxine Whitaker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Whitaker, Sidney, became the
bride of Patrick Kelly, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Kelly, Gay
lord Michigan in a 1920 am.
Double ring Ceremony, March @,
at st. Philomena Catholic Church.
Father Shinnick officiated. Mrs.
Edward c. ~Thogersen, cousin of
the bride, was organist.
The bride escorted by her father,
wore a lace ballerina length gown
fashioned with a high scalloped
neckline which tapered in back
and was marked with a flowing
toffeta bow. Her illusion finger-tip
veil was held by a pearl crested
tiara, and she carried a colonial
boquet of pink roses and white
Irenched NUNS, with pink stream
ers entwined.
Miss Dorothy Fink, maid of
honor, wore a ballerina length
powder blue gown with ~scalloped
hem-line and a matching head
band. Her flowers were of white
carnations with single pink rose.
James Kelly, brother of the
groom was best man.
The brides mother was attired
in aqua blue with matching Gees
series. Her corsage was of pink
Carnations.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18

Following the ceremony, a re-
ception and dinner was held for
members of the immediate famil
les, at the Lalonde Hotel, ball room
Mrs. Don Nutter, aunt of the
bride served the TERED wedding
cake, which was decorated with
pink and green rose buds. Miss
Pat Richie, presided at the gift
table.
The couple will be living tenn
porarily in Beloxi, Miss, where
Mr.. Kelly is stationed at Kessler
Air Force Base.
Among the Prenuptial Parties
given for Miss Whitaker was a
Shower on February 81, at the
home of Mrs. Jeff Green with Mrs.
Don Nutter as co-hostess. Mrs.
Green and Mrs. Nutter are Aunts
of the bride.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
LOCAL FARMERS REPORT
WASHINGTON TRIP

Arnold Anvik of FairvieW re-
turned from Washington. d. c..
where in company with 80 other
members of the Farmers Union
of Montana, North Dakota, and
Minnesota. He visited various
government offices, and discussed
farm legislation with the congress-
men from this section of the coun-
try. They travelled in chartered
buses, arranged by Farmers Union
state headquarters, and were the
first to a series of such delegations
to visit the national capital this
winter.
Mr.. Anvik reports that his
weeks stay in Washington was
highlighted by the introduction
in congress of several bills effect
ing agriculture. The n of widest
interest, designed as a compre-
hensive farm program, was intro
duced by Rep. Metcalf of Montana.
The Metcalf proposal would give
American agriculture the means to
raise farm income to parity with
other economic groups at less net
cost to the federal government and
without piling up surpluses.
In the visit with their congress-
men the delegation urged support
of a broad all agriculture program
to give farmers greater bargain
ming power to obtain parity in
come.
Both members of congress and
government officials showed in
terest in the views expressed by
the delegation, which gave rise to
the belief that some legislation
would follow, especially with re-
spect to wheat and various plans
to utilize food surpluses.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
Auctonmen Stage
Natl CarIot Sale

Kansas City, Mo. - Featured
event of the 1859 National Live
stock Marketing Congress and
annual convention of the nations
livestock auction markets will be
the Continental Sweepstakes
Cattle Sales in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, June rs, 1859, it was an
nounced by the National Associa-
ton of Livestock Auction Mar
Sets.
Entry blanks have been mailed
10 all Nationally Certified Live
took Auction Markets. enabling
hem to enter a carlot consign-
ment typical of their trade areas.
Oeadline date for acceptance of
entries is May /, 1859.
The National Livestock Mar
'Seting Congress is the second
iponsored by the National AS
'ociation of Livestock Auction
Markets, the first being held in
View Orleans last year. The Con-
5ress participated in by the entire
lVeSlOck industry IS designed TO
'ocus attention on all phases of
livestock marketing, trends and
market services.
The Iowa Livestock Auction
Association is the host state as
iociation for the Congress and
Convention.
Russell Limbaugh, Belle PLANE,
owa, is sale director. The sale
will be held in Hawkeye Downs,
CEDAR Rapids, at ZOO pm. on the
opening date of the Congress-.
Special facilities have been ar
'anged to accommodate the large
,rowd expected.