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Radios Go Dead
On Vonquord iii
b the Associated Press

The Vanguard III satellites
radios have gone dead. Its
batteries lasted Just about as
long as expected.
This was the "ice cream
cone" satellite launched Sep
tember 18. It is a 20-inch
sphere with q 26-inch cone
shaped protuberance.
The National Aeronautics
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proposed such q trip in a letter
to Mr., Eisenhower as a result
of his own recent observations
in Little Rock, Ark.
Calls Need Great
ITO place the weight of your
prestige in this manner upon
the scales of democracy would
further tip the balance in
favor Of the proper moral con-
cept of brotherhood" the let
ter stated. There is no place
where you have recently visited
where the need is greater than
here in America.
''In addition to appealing to
the decent instincts Of adults
you could direct special mess
ages to high school and college
students by addressing, for
example, joint assemblies at
Central and Hall high schools
in Little Rock and at a place
like the University Of Alabama
where Autherine Lucy was
forced out because of race. I
know Of no better and more
dramatic way that you can
crown your distinguished career
as a public servant"
Mr.. Diggs told a House ONCE
Building news conference his
visit to Little Rock was at his
own expense. He explained that
he wanted to gather facts
pursuant to national civil rights
legislative objectives to be
sought when Congress recon-
venes next month"
Complains OF Duress
He said he wrote to Everett
Tucker, Little Rock School
board chairman, to complain
that Negro students at the high
schools there are still under
severe duress," although the
situation has improved since
the first year Of integration in
1857.
He cited instances Of what
he called sneak attacks" on
those students. He declared the
abusive treatment Of some Of
the Negro girl and boy students
at the high schools under
scores the utter disrespect and
disregard of some of the white
students for the court direc-
tive, your instructions to school
personnel to maintain proper
order, and just common de-
cency."
The letter to Mr.. Tucker said
much Of the abuse apparently
has not been reported to school
Evening star., 1959-12-17

authorities but could easily be
verified. He suggested that the
matter be resolved on a local
level by strict supervision and
a declaration that you will toll
crate no further nonsense"
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Diggs Proposes Visit
To South by President
By ROBERT X. WALSH
Star stan Writer

The of President Eisenhowers
tour Of IL nations has prompted Representative Dgg Demo
crat of Michigan to that he visit the South
Of personal diplomacy in behalf Of better relations
this country.
Mr. piggs Negro announced late yesterday he has
Evening star., 1959-06-02

Starts June 9TH: Your choice of frstclass Mercury or
economical Royal Coachman accommodations on every
flight Jet fares are priced only $1,000 over regular
fares Make your reservations through your Travel
Agent or call American Airines. Executive 3-2345
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Robt. l. Densford Dies,
Retired Navy Officer

Navy Cmdr. Robert Lutes
Densford (ret.) died Friday at
San Antonio, Tex. He was 81.
A native Of st. Joseph, Mo-,
Cmdr. Densford Joined the
Pacific Fleet after his gradua-
ton from the Naval Academy
in 1927.
During World War II he
served with the staff of the
director Of Naval communica-
tons here and later on several
Pacific islands. He was awarded
the Purple Heart for wounds
received on Saipan.
After the war he was on duty
at Pearl Harbor until his re-
tirement in l947. He then
moved to Oxon Hill, Md.
Two years ago Cmdr. Dens-
ford became general manager
of an insecticide company in
Amarillo, Tex. He had recently
retired from that position.
He leaves his wife, Vivian,
and a son, Allan Miller. both
of 5710 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon
Hill. Another son, Army Pfc.
Robert Warner, is stationed at
Lungres, Germany. and a
daughter. Mrs. Curtis Knight,
who lives in Warren, Pa.
He leaves also his mother,
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denly. on Saturday, July 25, 1859,
ROBERT H. JOHNSON of 1854
Foote st. ne, husband of Amy
johnson, son Of Jacob Thomas john
son, father of Mary Thomas, Mar
garet Gaskins, Amy Coles, Ruth
Hutchins. Minerva Mahoney, La
verne Benson, Barbara Durham.
Robert jr.: Carl, Russell, Michael
and Paul johnson: brother of Mary
johnson. Margaret Morton, Joseph,
Simon, John, Norman and Carter
johnson. Also surviving are 30
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends Notice of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins ~
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Peter Anderson,
Former Store
Carpenter Here

Peter Anderson, 80, an en-
ploye of Woodward g. Lothror
department store here for 81
years, died Wednesday of g
heart attack while vacationing
in Iargs Ayrshire, Scotland.
A native of Edinburgh, Scot
land, Mr.. Anderson had lived
in this area since 1910.
He was a carpenter at Wood
ward & Lothrop, where he was
president of the Builders Clut
and helped found an employees
golf club in 1925. He retired ir
l945.
He was with the British All
Force during World War I.
Mr.. Anderson was a member
of Hope Masonic Lodge anc
Clan MacLennan No. 220, Ordel
of Scottish Clans. He was &C.
tive for some Is years in Com
munity Chest and Red Gross
campaigns.
He leaves his wife, Jean M
Anderson, of the home address
1903 Takoma avenue, Takoms
Park, Md.
Mr.. Anderson was buried yes
terday in Scotland.
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WELSH, JEFFERSON LIE ROY, on
Friday, July "a, 1853, JEFFERSON
LIZ ROY WELSH Of 1905 Bunker
Hill I'd, Mount Rainier, Md, be.
loved husband Of Marian E. Welsh,
nee b EiIEhSrd iatS WiS q Ms MATS
and Mrs Dolores VI. Bowen; son q
Mrs Bessie WEIGH. Friends may call
a Valleys Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island d,I ave- at Eastern aye
held o" on Monday. July "a, at II
am Relatives and friends invited
Interment olenwood Cemetery. "a
wHITw0RTH. HANNAH VIRGINIA
Vf s HANNAH k gikd Si Hl'He WITT
and mother OF Mrs. Thomas o
Warfleld Of Mount Airy, Md, .anc
Mrs, Townsend Hougs Of Patrick
s All s P0Ff se R @SsS S pd nsafS H6ms
throush Sunday. Funeral arrange.
ments will be announced later.
WRIGHT, FLORENCE LEEDS. Or
b Ssday Hos 1aIy Il PLo aSS s SERHS
Herbert HsS h Wqpisht g and o. mother ohS a q
Mrs. O.. virginia White. FriendI
may call at the Chevy Chase Flu
neral Home, 5103 Wisconsin ave
9 1uiy r. from and 70 PM pn sf sSnSsy
July 20. Services and intermeS
Prospect Hill Cemetery, Towson, Md
on Monday, July ~. at IL am. q
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RARBER. JOSEPH PERRY. On Sat.
CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL SITE, Glenwood Cemetery,
MRS. s. sPEARiNG, sP. 3-1562. 26
FORT LINCOLN-2 crypts, Garden Of
the Apostles: market price, 81 200:
sale price, $3.50. DU 5-67s3. 20
FORT INCOLN-Sacrifice 3 lots,
chapel section: 5000, cash only Call
SP. 3-4507 after 6 pm.
1S,19,23,26
FORT LINCOLN-Lot in the Garden
OF Apostles: value, S1.400; sacrifice,
$3.50, or best offer. WA. 7-928S. 26
FORT LINCOLN-3 sites, lot IA
block 20: 5000. 10. 7-3243. 20
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
Garden section; , lots, sites
each: $50 per site, plus recording
fee. EN-. 2-3995. 70
SACRIFICE TO LIQUIDATE ESTATE
-Mausoleum crypts 90, in beau
tiful perpetual care Memorial Park
in Northern Virginia. Offered a.
fraction of current value viii sci
singly If desired, but there is ar
added price advantage for the three
For full information call ia. 2-5553
SALE, two well-located cryptS in Cedar
Hill Cemetery Mausoleum, substantial
discount Box 74-E. Star.
WASHINGTON NATION NAL ME
worth $500: 4 sites. sell all or >
highest offer. OWNER, ia. 9-S350
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers


BELFORD, MABEL c. In loving mem
DRY of my dear mother, MABEL c
BELFORD, who fell asleep in Jesus
one year ago, July %.
She was one who never grew old
God made her smile as the sunshine
He made her heart OF pure gold
miss her. so much. but / know
God is able
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, VIVIAN @
WADDIII, AND FAMILY
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Hnuftltng

DORFMAN. MAX L. There will be an
poRFMAN on Sunday, August >,
1859, at IL am. at the B'nai Israel
Cemetery, OXon Hill, Md. Relatives
and friends invited.
PANAROFF, IDA. There will be an
unwilling in memory of IDA FAN
AROFF, beloved wife of Nathan
Fanaroff and devoted mother of
Louis Fanaroff and Mrs. Thelma Kin
land, on Sunday, August >, 1853,
at = pm, at the Southeast Hebrew
CONGREGATION Cemetery odd. 10Th
pl. Sc. Relatives and friends in
vited. 26,l,2
KLIGMAN, ESTHER. There will be
an unwilling in memory of ESTHER
KLIGMAN, the beloved wife Of
Jake Kligman and beloved mother
of Shirley GartenhauS, Blanche
Foreman. Toby Biron, Charlie. Nor
ris and William Kligman on Sum
day, July 20, 1859, at 1l:30 am,
at the Ohev Sholom Cemetery, Ala
bama ave. Sc. Relatives and friends
invited. 26
SOLOMON, JACK. There will be an
unwilling in memory of JACK SOLO
MON, the beloved father of Mrs.
Goldle sontag, Mrs. Shirley Bass,
Mr.. Harold Solomon and Mrs. Doro-
thy Brotman. on Sunday, August
Lebanon Cemetery, AgudaS Achim
Section We will leave from 740
Oglethorpe st ne at 10:45 am.
and will return there after services.
THE FAMILY. 26,30,31,1
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H. S. Cherry, ST.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July Is
(AP) H. S. Cherry, ST., 81,
the father of former Arkansas
Gov. Francis Cherry, died here
today at the home of a daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. H. Dean. Mr..
Cherry lived at nearby Ell Reno
and was a retired Rock Island
railroad conductor.
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YOUNG. MARY z. In loving mem
DRY of my loving wife. MARY E.
YOUNG. who passed away two years
ago today, July 26. 1857.
The blow was heavy, the shock
severe,
never thought your death so near;
But only those who have lost can
tell
OF the grief of parting, without
farewell
YOUR LOVING HUSB AND
CHARLES E. YOUNG, AND FAM
lily.
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Dratha
BARBOUR. DANIEL

BARBOUR. DANIEL C, on Friday
July "a. 1859; DANIEL G. BAR
beloved husband OF Mrs. Louise Z
Barbour Also surviving are two
nieces, one nephew, other relatives
and many friends. After pm
Monday, July ~, friends are invite
TO call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home 1870 9th St NV where
services will be held on Tuesday,
July ~, at 1 am, the Rev, Jerry
A, Moore officiating, Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
BARNES. WILLIAM CLIFFORD. on
cIiFFoRD BARNES Of 1905 i4th
81, NV Apt, q beloved uncle q
by other relatives and friends, After
pm, Monday, July ~, friends are
invited TO call az che Jarvis Funeral
funeral services will be held on Tues.
day July rs. at q am, lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
BELK, SADIE MAE. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, July II, 1859, SADIE MAE
BEIK OF 530S Drake place Sc. be-
loved sister OF Patricia Ann Belk, de-
voted daughter OF Mrs. Mary Belk
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Mrs. J. w. Densford, Daven-
port, Iowa; five brothers, Air
Force Col. Charles F., San
Antonio; Navy 1t. Cmdr. Jack
w., Port Hueneme, Calf;
William W., Amarillo; John p,
Shawnee, Okla, and Navy 1t.
Cmdr. Donald E., New York,
and two sisters, Mrs. William
A. Ellis, Annandale, Va. and
Mrs. Harold 1. Seusy Daven-
port.
Military services will be at
70 pm. Wednesday at Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mama. when we kneel beside your
grave,
And place our flowers with loving
care,
Something in our hearts tell US YOU
know that we are near.
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MACKEY WILLIAM. In loving mem
DRY of our dear friend, WILLIAM
MACKEY, who departed this life
one year ago.
A glory shone upon your face
As you left us without warning
Our comfort is that we may meet
In Gods eternal morning.
FRIEND
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SWEET, CHARLES o. Oficers and
n members of Miriam Chapter
MI No 4 o. E. s., are re-
WS& quested to attend the fu-
lNAg0> neral of Brother CHARLES
o. SWEET on Monday, July
W - at pm. from the
Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 1925 r st. NV,
JESSIE A HOOD, W. M
NATHANIEL LEWIS, W. P.
MARY E, LOWE, Secretary.
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GORDON, BERTHA +. On saturda,

July %, 1853, BERTHA F. GORDON
Of 24Ol 9th st; NV, BELOVED mothe
and Mrs. Hilda Weiss. She alSt
is survived by sister, Mrs. Lil.iar
ReSnick, and four grandchildren
Funeral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky g. Sons Funeral Home, $50
g. !5'h at 3 PM pim' f IN daS Friend md
ship Lodge Cemetery. Memoria
week, 1Ol Oneida place NV. II
lieu of flowers the family suggest
that contributions may be made Il
Eitpd
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WEBSTER r. FRYE. President.
EARL j. ATZROTT, Secretary.

LEE, NETTIE HALL. On Thursday
July 80, 1859, at her residence
100 Gundry I'd, Falls Church, va.
Lucille Henning of the home ad'
dress and sister of Charles E, Hal
OF Washington, D. C. She also i
survived BY seven grandchildren anc
fiVe great-grandchildren FRIENDS
NAV call at the Arlington Funera
Home, 1901 North Fairfax drive
Arlington, Va, where there will bt
a recitation of the rosary on Sunday
July 20 at 8 pm. Requiem mas
at 10 am. Monday, July ~. a.
the st, James Church, West Broae
and Spring SITS, Falls Church. Va
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington. D. c. ~
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CARRIsON. REATHA MAE On Fri

day, July "a, 1869, at her home,
REArHA MAE dARRlsoN. wife Of
1t. Col. Vermont Garrison and
mother of Shelta Diane, Leah Jayne
vived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
o. H. Cuthbert OF Tulsa, Okla,
Friends may call at Pearsons Flu
neral Home, Az North Wash. ST.,
Falls Church, Va, from d pm.
Monday. July - until l pm, Tues
day, July rs. Funeral services
from Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday,
July IS, at 3 pm Internent Ar
lington National Cemetery. -
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GIBELLI, CAMILLE: On Saturday

of 1875 Allison St NV, beloved
husband of Constance Gibelli. Flu
neral from Collins Funeral Home,
1921 l4th st NV, on Tuesday,
July rs, at $40 am. Requiem mass
at st. Gabriers Church at 10 I'm.
Interment st. Mary's Cemetery. -
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LoNBERGER. MAYNARD. Suddenly

on Wednesday, July 22, 1853, at
her residence, Holly Hill, Fla, Tor
Va. MAYNARD LONBERGER'
daughter OF the late George w.
and Della Lonberger of Oakton. Va.
She is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Lettie Cunningham and Mrs. Lulu
Zigler of Vienna, Va; three broth
ers. John Lonberger of Zanesyllle'
Ohio snowden and Quinter Lon
berger OF Holly HILL Fla. Friends
may call at the Money g. KinG
Funeral Home. III Maple ave
West Vienna, Va, after d pm. Satur-
day, July 70, where services will be
held on Sunday, July 20. at 2:3u
pm, Interment Oakton Church OF
the Bretheren Cemetery, Oakton, va
rs
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Friday, July "a, 1859, CATHERINE
Cheverly. Md, beloved wife of the
late Charles A. Bone and mother Of
Mrs. Mary E. Seaman and John F
Bone. She also is survived by a
sister. Mrs. Helen T, Mcnamara
and a granddaughter. Relatives and
neral Home. 1899 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md. where prayers will
be said on Tuesday, July 70, al
$50 am: thence to the St. Ambrose
Catholic Church, Cheverly, Md d,
will be offered for the repose CT
her soul at q am Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Viewing
hours after 6 pm. Sunday, July IS
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MERRICK, ELSIE T. tnee Malkerl

on Thursday, July 20, 1853. at The
Washington Home for. lncurables,
ELSIE T MERRICK Of 1923 18th
st. Sc. wife of the late William
A. Merrick, mother of Mary A. Mer
rick and Robert l.. Merrick. She
also is survived by four grandcnil-
oren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. Attn ST. and Mass
ave. ne, after d pm Saturday,
July %, where services will be held
on Monday, July ~, at ll:30 am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Wilmington, Del. papers please
copy.J 70
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July "A, 1859. al the Mashington
OF 500 Aspen st, NV wife of the
late James H, Bietz and mother OF
Mrs. r. w Williams; sister Of Mrs,
Annie Levy and James II, Lewis
OF Norfolk. Va, and grandmother
of Mrs. j. r, Jones. Funeral services
at the Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl2
Georgia ave. NV, on Monday,
July -, at II am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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AvAKIAN. THOMAS MERAN.

Thursday, July 70, 1909, az the
Circle Terrace Hospital, Alexandria
Va, THOMAS MERAN AVAKIAN
husband of Mary D. Avakian, father
of Mary Ann Ayakian, son OF vosgan
Avakian of Chattanooga, Tenn,
brother of Mrs. Anna Beth Morris
OF Beaver Falls. Pa; John, Kermit
and Harlan Avakian of Los Angeles
Calf: Ouinten and Lewis Avakian
Of Chattanooga, Tenn Funeral serv-
ices on Monday, July ~, at $3.50
am. at the Old Presbyterian Meet
ing House Alexandria, Va. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Friends may call at the WheatleS
Funeral Home. 500 King ST., Alex
andria. Va. 70
BARBER, JOSEPH PERRY. On Sat,
PERRY BARBER He is survived b.
a daughter. Graveside services or
Monday. July ~, at pm. at Glen.
wood Cemetery. Friends may meet
at Franklin st. entrance. FamilS
requests no flowers0
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InNEs sARAH ELIzARETH. o.

JONES. SARAH ELIzABETH. On
Thursday, July go 1859, g her
Essidensss 500 oIpEs st. Ss.s,;;snsss SARAH ~
h ~ sts james so ana An assf fmaR
devoted wife OF james e, Jones,
beloved sister OF Mrs. Louise Brown,
Mrs. Margaret curtis. Mrs, Alice
Joshua James, Theodore and WIZ
mourn her passing three sisters in-
law, three brothers-in-law and a
host OF other, relatives and friends,
Remains resting at her above late
residence; where friends Iv nay 81 call call
at / pm, az the John T. Rhines
g. Co Funeral Home, 3Ql5 18th St.
ne, Elder Peter PRESLEY oftciat-
ing, Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 70
LAMP LIT, MURCHEL lMIKE), d, 9.
Z, D.. Retired. On Thursday July
SHIin1lg4Ss9i, i AZ sIeley HhGsDltSl' 1t
NV, beloved husband Of the late
Lamp OF washington, d. c., and
grandfather OF Mrs Norma Wines
and Mrs, Mary Bisgs; brother Of
N, G.; H c. Lamp Of shepherds
town. w. Va; J, r Lamp OF Airing
ton, Va, and Guy s Lamp OF Mar
tinsburg, W. Va. He also is sur
Dyiyed BY a. sreat;grsnddaught.er.
8, II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l l4th st. NV, on Monday,
July 81, at IL am. parking facili-
ties) Interment Mount Hebron
Cemetery. Winchester, Va, at =
pm, EST 20
LAMP, LIT. MURCHEL (MIKE). Mem
MA bers are requested to as.
Z@M semble az the Hines Funeral
Tx ~ mn Home on Monday, July ~
MIk zEN E at IL am, to attend serv-
WA9osLlJ ices for our late brother
WY 1T. MURCHEL (MIKE)
LAMP
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AppERsoN, MATTE HUFF MRS. job

H.. on Friday, July "a. 1859, at
her residence, 1901 10th st. NV,
the late John H. Apperson, mother
of Charles Bayne Apperson. Ruth
Apperson Eaker, John Gordon Ap-
person and Martha Vey Apperson
Donahue Services will be held at
Gawlers Chapel, 1855 PENNSYLVANIA
ave. NV, on Monday, July ~, at
terry.
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MINIS, ALVIN z. On THURSDAY, July

MINIS, ALVIN z. On Thursday, July
%, 1859, ALVIN Z. MINIS (member
of the Metropolitan A. M. E. church,
of $50 Eye st. ne, beloved husband
CT Lady Mae Minis. brother of Mrs
uncle of Mrs. Hortense FITZGERALD
and Earl Stanton of Tyler, Tex
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After l pm
Sunday, July 20, friends. are invited
to call Oat the Mcguire Funera
Home, 1870 9th St. NV. where
services will be held at pm
Monday. July II Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery, 20
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THE LAWRENCE FAMILY
LEWIS, ROSA A,

Perhaps you sang a lovely song
Or sat quietly in a chair;
Perhaps you sent funeral spray:
II so, we saw it there.
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words,
AS any friends say;
Perhaps you were not there at all,
Just thought OF us that day.
Whatever you did to console our
hearts,
We thank you so much, whatever
the part. THE FAMILY.
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LOVES BURTON s On Friday, Jul

"a, 1859, at the home of his daugh;
ter, Mrs. Lillian L. Bauman. "a IL
llth ave, Silver Spring, Md. BUR-
TON S LOVES of 1881 Queenstown
drive, Mount Rainier, Md. father
of Mrs. Ruth H. Kidwell, Mrs. Lii
Ian L. Bauman and Burton 9
Loves. There also are nine grand
children and ten great-grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Loves rests at the Warner
E. Humphrey Funeral Home. S43i
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md
where services will be held on Mon
day, July -, at 2:l5 pm. park
ing facilities. Interment Cedar
HIN Cemetery. 70
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st and Mass Ave NE LII 3-620L
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GARFIELD ,GARIBALDD. ROBERT

on Thursday+ J%Iyy IS; iSSIss Rq %
OF Hester winsfieid GARFIELD and
father of Thomas Joseph Garfield
OF . Wynn I'd, Metuchen, N, j.
and Mrs. Hugh Miller. ir., of 2004
10Th I'd. north, Arlington, Va
Burial will be in Lexington. Va.
with services at the w. B. Harri.
son Funeral Home at 10 am. Mon,
day, July 81 Masonic services will
also be conducted (Roanoke anc
Lynchburg, Va, papers please copy
%
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W lBI.
LAWRENCE, JOHN BAPTIST. tn
d nnilu ~ the late John RAPTISI

family Of the late JOHN BAPTIs-
LAWRENCE wish to thank the. Rev
g. c, Smith, pastor of the Metro
N, Rembert. the Assistant Rev
Darnell johnson, the Rev. Rober
Anderson, deacons, deaconeSSes
Usher Board and Auxiliary Healtl
League. Group No. ., B. A. U.
Sunshine Social, Women's Club
Friendship Club and Chorus, Vigi
liant Chorus, the organization
Love and Charity, our many friend
and co-workerS and the George "
S0'S TH =" LAWRENCE FAMILY.
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THE sIMONs FAMILY.
TUCKER, BEATRICE E. TRAVIS. W

wish to express our deep gratitude
and appreciation to everyone for
the many acts of kindness and eX-
pressions of sympathy and con-
dolence during the illness and death
of our sister. BEATRICE E. TRAVIS
TUCKER of Atlanta, Ga,
MRS. CYNTHIA c. MACON, MRS.
ANNE L. McCAMY. MRS MARY
ROGERS, MR. WILLIAM A. IRA
Wis AND THE REV. THOMAS B.
TpAVIC
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MOORE, CHARLES EDWARD, sr. O,

Saturday. July 25, 1859, CHARLES
EDWARD MOORE, Sr., beloved hus-
band of the late Mary Elizabeth
Ward Moore. He is survived by two
sons. Joseph Edward and Richard
Oliver Moore, and three daughters.
Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Jones. Mrs.
Ethel Louise Moran and Mrs. Laura
Katherine Cooper; also sister. Mrs
Florence E. Wood: fifteen grand
children and five great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Richie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro, Md. Funeral services will
be held in Epiphany Episcopal
Church, Forestville, Nd. on Tuesday,
July IS, at pm. Interment
Epiphany Cemetery. ~
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MINKEL, ADA NJ. On Saturday, July

MLN mel, qua Va. Oh oatuLuay' ,J uls
North Harrison St, Arlington, Va.
ADA M MINKEL, wife OF the late
George L. MinEel, mother of Merlin
S Minkel, grandmother Of Danny
Jimmy, Billy and June Marie Minkel
sister of Robert L, Stark of Stras.
burg, Va; Mrs. Viola Fahrney Of
harrisonburg, Va Mrs. Elmer Wine
of Arlington, Va, and Mrs. Tuck
Coffman of WeSterville. Ohio
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va, until am. Monday, July 81;
thence to the Trinity Presbyterian
SITS, Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held at IL am
(DST). Interment Riverview Gene
terry, Strasburg, Va, at 1915 pm
tEST). Contributions may be made
to the Trinity Presbyterian Church
Scholarship Fund, care of the
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