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DEATHS
ABneunesments o.
Services b. Chnmbers


BECKETT, JAMES w, Seven years
aGo today, September IL, 1852, cur
beloved son and cousin. JAMES W.
BECKETT. entered eternal rest.
Someone remembers. someone cares.
Your name is always In our prayers.
MOTHER AND COUSINS.
BROWN. SUSIE z. tribute Of love
shs Rs sRow n Who d psss. %U sSsy
thirtyyooeeiFht years sso. September
When 2 mother breathes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell:
Without th s.s smile u ~ mot I Pee paee
HER DEyoIED DAUGHTER, LEoLA
FERGUSON. JAMES 2. A tribute OF
love to the memory Of my dear hus-
band and stepfather. Mr.. JAMES
=. FERGUSON. who died one year
ago today. September IL, 1858.
No one knows the silent mourning,
The grief that is borne in silence
well.
He was Just plain, dear husband
With his loving smile each day;
Always tried TO do for others
As he jcnrneyed on his way.
I1 SSEEssoouso%Nafl E AND Sf srtEpb bEETdAH
TER. MRS. AUDREY BoLDEN.
FERGUSON, JAMES g. In loving
memory Of my dear uncle, JAMES
3. FERGUSON. who passed away
one year ago today. September IL,
Memory is a Gift of God that death
v6ttp I1WINiTsS A,rrcr ,.ur,r :.
FERGUSON.
HALEY. BUD. In loving memory OF
our beloved brother and uncle. BUD
HALEY. who passed away one year
ago today, September IL, 1858.
Memories are keepsskes no one can
steal,
Death i;;s hsartachs no one can
Grateful III memories are all We. have
OF the loved one we shall never
SISTER, CASSIE FREEMAN. AND
HARRIS, JOHN EARL. In ioyine
sRI HShR Sa 1 wSo a aspsrt.d Y9 tss
life seventeen years ago today, Sep
TENDER IL. 1912.
Every day In some small way
Memories OF you come our way:
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die.
THE CHILDREN.
MARTIN, GLOVER. In loving mem.
DRY Of my dear husband. GLOVER
MARTIN, who passed away three
years ago today, September IL,
miss you. oh, how I miss you,
But you Will never know;
tried so hard TO keep you,
Because I loved you so.
YOUR WIFE. EMMA MARTIN.
TAYLOR. JAMES w. (JAY), A trib-
ute Of love and devotion TO my hus-
band, JAMES W. (JAY) TAYLOR.
who passed away I'VE years ago
today. September IL, 1854.
Remembrance Is . golden chain
Death tries to break, but all in
vain:
To have, to love and then 10 part,
Is the. sreatest sorrow Of ones
MS DEVOTED WIFE.
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Miss Cobb.
Publisher in
Carolina

DURHAM. N. c.. Sept. II
AP) Miss Beatrice Cobb. 10
publisher Of the Morganton
News-Herald since 1915 and
secretary Of the North Caro-
lima Press Association since
1922, died at Duke University
Hospital early today.
Miss Cobb's death was at
trihuted TO acute leukemia. She
had FIRST entered the hospital
July Q for treatment of the
blood ailment.
Funeral arrangements were
incomplete.
She was North Carolina's
Democratic national commit
teewoman for 10 years. eivine
up the post In 1852.
Miss Cobb. the Oldest Of six
daughters, was In her twenties
when her father died In 1916
The question arose as to who
would succeed him as editor
and publisher Of the them
weekly Morganton News
Herald.
Miss Cobb. a school teacher,
had worked part time at the
newspaper, but the thought OF
taking on the full-time job OF
publishing the News-Herald
dismayed her, despite a petit
ton signed by Morganton's
leading citizens promising full
cooperation.
A news story was the decid-
ing factor. Morganton was
shut OF from the outside world
by the areas worst flood. Miss
Cobb assembled a bobtail stan
and got to work on the story
After that flood story she
was in newspapering to stay.
Under her guidance, the News
Herald grew into a semiweekly
thena daily. In 1888 she estab-
lished the weekly Valdese News.
In 1922 Miss Cobb. one of
the few female publishers in
the Nation. was elected secre-
tary Of the North Carolina
Press Association. She had
held the post continuously
since.
She was one Of q special
committee which conferred
with the late President Roose-
welt in selecting a successor to
James Farley as Democratic
national chairman.
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Arthur Riordon Dies;
Newspaper GuiIdsmon

Arthur Dennis Riordan, SO,
publicity director for the In
ternational Union Of Electrical
Workers and an active member
Of the American Newspaper
Guild. died here early today
after an emergency operation,
Mr.. Riordan. who lived at
63ll Tone drive NV, had
been stricken III Tuesday and
was rushed to George WASH
ington University Hospital with
internal bleeding. He had been
In poor health for several years.
On GRO News
He was one Of the few men
ever to hold the presidency of
two locals Of the Newspaper
Guild in two major cities
Washington and Philadelphia.
Five times president Of the
Philadelphia guild, Mr.. Rior-
dan was secretary Of the unit
when the strike occurred at the
Record in 1876. When the
owners Of the Record sold the
strike-bound newspaper early
In 1947, Mr.. Riordan, like other
Record employees. was jobless.
He came to Washington
shortly afterward and went
to work for the CLIO News for
two years before joining the
IUE In 1949.
AS a guild leader Mr.. Rior-
dan was active In bringing the
newspapermen's union into the
Clio. He also was q leader of
the night In 194l to rid the
Newspaper Guild Of leftwing-
ers who had been dominate
ing 1t.
In his years as a newspaper
man and guildsman. he also
took part in uncounted nego-
tiations and arbitrations on the
East Coast. He was q regular
attender Of ANG conventions
for many years.
Born in New Jersey
Mr.. Riordan was born in
Scobeyyille. N. j.. and spent
most Of his early years In the
Philadelphia area. He attended
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wIEGAND, ELlzABETH TRIP. On
Wednesday. September q, 1859, AZ
her residence, 1924 18th 81 NV.
ELIzABETH TRIP WIE0AND, wife
Of the late Martin Wiegand, mother
Of Miss A Barbara and Martin Il.
,Wiegand and the late Henry u.
Trip. Mrs. John 3. Monk and Mrs.
William r. Miller. Friends nay
call q the Lee Funeral Home, ats
St: and Mass. ave. me-. until 10
pm. Friday. September II. sery-
i isss viii e held A. g; Paul,
and. Everett st. NV, on Saturday.
msnt Prospect hin Cemetery. ii
ROSE L. On Tuesday,
September 9. 1889, at her residenee.
husband. Waiter William %iiiis%.; ~ three rec
sons, three daushters. her mother
and, father. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
Davis; one brother. Mr.. EDWARD
R Ps.,s T 1ES sister: Ser A..danss
Der. other relatives and many
Friday, September il. 1riends may
call ct 1874 Sth st. NV, Services
vii be held on Saturday, September
h Il; q dbJp2. %.' a. q the q: EbsIs.sr
terment Woodlawn csmetsry AZ
rangements BY the b. p. Taylor
Funeral Home.
WOOD. GERTRUDE. On Thursday.
September 10, 1859, 81 coneres.
aional Manor eanitaEium. CTR
TRUpE WOOD, aunt Of Carl 1.
Wood q New York City. Friends
may call q the Lee Funeral Home.
s ssn s.; ana M, Mass s eve: ne where
sspts@esr Il. :. i iiso q an sa'I ins:i:
msnt olenvood Cemetery.
sQRRELL, MAUDE O. On Friday.
wsso6iRsRRse IE ol4s nsSsi n MA9 9e o. 9:
loved mother Of Mrs, Elaine N.
YOUNG and sister Of Mrs. Annie 3.
WateEs. Also surviving are . grand-
son. other relatives ana many
i nasae.p MStie :, q . SnsEs later Ar
YOUNG. REV. LORENZO. On
S NsSns' ddooyKKNszsJp te YosINos 1888 sSs
ksv Sass Bsp. s cSSrcS o. h -.
band Of Mrs. Rosie 8. Young. father
Of Alphonso and Leon Young and
brother Of Mrs. 0aynell Wi,!lama.
Mr,: Lille N. Wansley, Mrs. Matte
Miilsap' Mrs. Dora L Earl and
Young. After PIN Friday, Ser.
TENDER IL, friends may call At the
New Macedonia Baptist Church. 10th
and East Capitol sts.. where fu-
neral services will be held on satur-
Gay; SEPTEMBER IL: At Pm. In
Arrangements By the johnson a
jenkins Funeral Home. 4sOl 0eor-
&c ave. NV. Q. W. Butler. Nor.
ueian.
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Marion Riley Cunningham
three children, Mary, James
and Roberta, all Of the home
address; two sisters, Mrs,
Mary c. Argus Of Glendale,
Calf. and Mrs. Gertrude C.
O'Donnell Of. Buffalo, and two
brothers, DR.. Irving ]. Cum
bingham Of Los Angeles and
James D. Cunningham Of De-
troit.
Funeral arrangements were
not yet complete.
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Dr.. S. T. Contrib

SEATTLE. Sept. IL. (AP).-
Or. Simeon T. Cantril. so, ex-
pert on atomic radiation and
Manhattan atomic project aide
in World War II. died yester-
day. He had suffered q heart
attack a week aro
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Joseph Rensin, 81

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. II
(AP.-Joseph Rensin, 50, vet
eran Syracuse Herald Journal
photographer, died yesterday OF
an apparent heart attack while
! photographing Gov. Nelson A
Rockefeller at the State fair.
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Vera Corbett, Widow
Of Boxing Champion

NEW YORK, Sept. II (AP).
Vera Taylor Corbett, widow
Of boxing's Gentleman jim"
Corbett. died yesterday. She
was in her 80s.
Mrs. Corbett lived in semi
retirement.
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Mnuriliitu

PARKER. WILLIAM. There win b
%tLE HRnS;PEsA R K ne D. %I:%Sr' Aus
band OF Emma Parker, on sunday,
September 20. 1888, at . pm, Al
the B'pai Israel Cemetery. oxon
. Hill, Nd. Friends and relatives
invited. ll,i2,l3,is,le,20
sEIGEL. LOUIS HYMAN. There will
Ii the memory Of LOUIS HYMAN
eEIoEL, beloved husband Of Anna
eelsel and father q Mrs. shirley
On Sunday, September ID. l6Sas AZ
pm at King David Memorial
Garden, Falls Church. Va, Rela-
tives and friends invited. 0.ii.12
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Bruss Common Stolen

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. II
(AP).-Frank Rodler reported
to police that thieves carted OF
a 500-pound antique brass can
non from his front lawn.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenaatoriun

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave n z Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
MINERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
SIS n St NE. Ii. s-4sso
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CEMETERY LOTS

2 CHOICE LOTS at Parkiawn Gene
terry. In Rockville. Nd Call 70
2-37f6. 10
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Two
$685. ssSS . iSas: Ve csIi 5U sisss ''A'
cERA 700 E u best s.r S-s GsI Sc
5-4072. ID
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q y = = wsdnssdsy. july SIiSo ss. iass'
W ~ At Lars, AyrshiEs, sect.
III :Ss :1sss : s s:IS !: 3.
WH Church Chapel. Takoms
W Park, Nd, on sunday. Sep.
TENDER 10, 1889, at 4 pm. Friends
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DAMIEN DUFF. chief.

sA S.gI :a HATTIE n.. n; sSdds Sls or
Richmond. Va. HATTIE N
&. ~.r saHss M iSfSss D's cSar, &
Warrenton. Va. Services at the
Ramsey Memorial Methodist Church
Ct Richmond. Va, on saturday
September IL. At 3 pm, Inter-
ment Maury Cemetery. Richmond,
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coETMAN, DALE D. suddenly, !,

CUFFMAN, DALI ID. Suddenly, on
weeane;dsyy;o sePt..mbsT ~i95a.
Of Joann Coifman. father of Robert
D.. Deborah A., Piper Laurie and
jeffrey Z. Coffman: son Of Victor
and Miriam cofiman and brother
Of Eldon coffman. Funeral services
1st the simmins Bros; Funeral Home.
facilities). on Saturday. September
II, at 1 pm. Interment Cedar Hill,
Cemetery.
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COLLIFLOWER, EDWARD r.

Thursday, September 10. 1859. ed
WARD r. cOLLIFLOWER. beloved
husband Of virginia colliticver.
othy Kirby. stepfather Of Peggy
Sue and James Sellers, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Harry Collifower
and brother Of Mrs. Dorothy Newell
and J. Harry collihower. jr. Re-
mains resting at the Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1921 I4th ST. NV.
Notice Of funeral later. Is
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JAMESON Of 1905 Farm I'd, Alex.
andria, Va. wife Of the late Archie
Leroy Jameson and mother Of A.
Leroy Jameson, IT,. and Donald
Saturday. SEPTEMBER LIZ. at IL 80
am. at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred SITS.
Alexandria. Va. Interment private
In lieu Of flowers, friends may make
contributions TO the American Can
Ger Society.
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HOWARD. GERTRUDE Z. suddenly,
okRTES6jDpE 3, si HoWRsD q snss i' e.
tella Q. stilll& cousin Of Florence
also Is survived BY other relatives
and friends. After 5 pm. Friday,
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1889
You 81, NV Funeral services viii
at the Galbraith A. II. Z. Zion
Church at ! pm. fnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. II
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tember 9. 1873. JAMES ACKsoN OF
Of Mrs. Alva Jackson Also surviving
are hve children. two brothers, two
sisters, stepmother, other relatives
and many friends. After 9 pm. Fri
day, September IL. friends may call
1t the Palmer Funeral Home. AZ II
81. ne. Funeral services and inter-
ment Saturday. September IL, Mu-
tual, Nd.
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BROWN. CLEMENT. yr. on wednes:
day. September g.. 1853. CLEMENT
beloved son Of Clement and Dolores
Brown. brother of Jaouline and e.
liet Brown. He also leaves to mourn
their loss mis- grandparents. other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Ehines
a Co. Funeral Homo. 30I5 18th
st. ne. where friends may call
after $40 pm. Friday. September
IL, and where funeral services viii
be held on Saturday. September IL.
at IL am. the Rev William H.
Brown ofieiatings Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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S;Rs':8g 81 GfP3sSc S %',fIfIri \ q!
devoted husband Of Jessie L. Davis.
and fsther Of william Davis; g :
other relatives and friends also sur
vive. After 4 pm. Friday, Septem-
Der IL. friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services viii
be held on Saturday. September
IL. at IL am. Interment Carver
Memorial PARK IL
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LADY KITTY sHREvE. 's sssy.

BOYD, EENNY, Suddenly on Monday
Hospital, FENNY BOYD of 81 Bry-
ant 81. NV. Surviving are his widow
this city. three sisters, other rela-
tives ans friends. After 8 pm
Friday, September II, friends may
call at the Palmer Funeral Home,
4l2 II ST. ne. Funeral services and
Rock Hill, s. c.
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CAREY, GERTRUDE y. On ThS5sd. I,

September 10, 1859. GERTRUDE II.
CAREY Of pos Decatur st, NV. be.
loved wife Of Arthur B.. Carey and
s m1sE o. are sa yne sister, ca wnn. a
Simms and Amanda Green: three
grandchildren, Barbara c. Brewing
ton. Sylvia g. johnson and Ruth L.
Carey: six Observation-Disclosures other
near relatives and many friends
ments by Mcclure, Inc. 10
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TENDER 0, 1859. CECIL HARRIS
Of 1904 Maeomb ST. NV. Beloved
husband Of Irene Harris and father
Of Mrs. Peggy Wick and Cecil Har-
RS. II. Mr.. Harris rests at the
Adams Funeral Home. 474S Wis
eonsin ave, NV, from IL noon
Friday, September IL. until 10 pm.
Services and interment Henderson.
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day. SEPTEMBER 0. is5e. At wash
Ter sO~ Of s4s4 L'Enisnt SQUARE Sc,
beloved husband of EVELYN 8. Car
WertE. grandfather Of Harold ".
r., and Donald James Wertz. brother
Of Robert g. Carpenter, Mrs. Mar
garet Brooks Of Baltimore, Md;
Mrs. Mamie Leonard of Newport
News. Va: Miss Bessie Carpenter
of Roanoke, Va: william H. carpen-
ter Of Norfolk. Va; Frank n. Car
penter Of Clear Spring. Nd; Reg
inald A. Carpenter of Washington,
d. c.. ana Bernard c. Coates OF
Arlington. Va. Friends may call
ct the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St.
and Mass ave q =. where services
will be held on Monday. September
IA. at 1918 am, lnterment Ar
iington National cemetery. 10
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WALKER. JAMES Z. The members
~ Of ST. Augustine Holy
MHk2M Name Society are reauest-
x%&RN ed TO assemble 81 the Me-
10 X 0uEe Funeral Home, 1890
NlOR nth st. NV. on Friday,
~NS September IL, 1859, al
&ND 1880 pm, TO recite the
rosary for the repose Of the soul
q QuT late brother. JAMES q.
WAITER A. JONES. President.
REV. ROGER p, GALLAGHER,
Spiritual Director.
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JONES. JANIS !. of 1880 Bath st.,
10. 1853. husband q n Ruth
Jones. father Of James T.. Richard
&. and Pearl z Jonss, Irene A.
2. Sterling and Thelma L. Miller
ers, eleven Erandchildren and sly
gTeat-grandchildren Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home, NROf
Cleveland ave. Riyerdale, Nd, until
10 am. Monday, September "a.
jamestown I'd and FLINT drive, BE-
thesda, Md. at ! pm, ILterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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FRAZIER. ABRAHAM. Denarted thIs

ne on "wednesday. September 70
sssS 4 r' 4. s;:. y 3 n SSSSh III.
loss devoted wife, ADELAIDE: TIVE I've
sons. Willie and Abraham: a. daugh.
Daniel W. Frazier Of wasSinston
D G; a sister, Nancy Frazier o.
EEn arvsv rsi; an aunt Mildred
nve grandchildren, other relativei
and friends. Funeral will be held
on Sunday. September 10, from the
First Baptist Church. colonial
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HOWARD. EsTELLE. onicers and
ue-k members Of Magnolia coun-
Mcn eli, Past Dauehter Rulers
% Of Of. the s.I ! 2. r :: g; 2. q ",
death Of Loyal Daughter Es-
~ TELLE HOWARD, Funeral
- on Saturday. September l2,
1859. at I pm, from the 0albraith
a. NJ, \. Church, 9TH st., between
Afro WARD,
Loyal DAUGHTER Ruler,
INEz WALKER. Fin. Secy.
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BETTER, HERBERT SYLVESTER, On

BERT SYLVESTER BETTER Of
21ah 18th place ne. He leaves
Q devoted sister, Mrs. porothy. Ste
xsnsonI four our oT1 paran Charles Leon
aunts. Mrs. Katie Laws and Mrs.
Elizabeth Mack: q devoted friend.
Mrs, Agnes Pogue. and many other
relatives and friends. Friends may
sall on Sunday. September IS. after
Alexander g.. Pope. fl4 18th st.
-e.e., where the rosary will be re-
cited at Z pm. Requiem rass will
be suns on Monday. September IA,
? am, at st. cyprian's Church,
Mount olivet Cemetery. ills
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KELLER. MICHAEL. On Thursday,
s stRsffRs'! Of lGsa zee e. NJ Mif lstssF
Of Alex Keller. Friends may call
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home, SID
H 81. ne. Services and inter-
ment Congressional Cemetery on
Saturday. September 10. at 10 am.
KELLEY, MARY, On Monday, Sep
TENDER 8. 1850, MARY KELLEY.
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call At the. Joynes Funeral
Home, 116 Massachusetts ave. NV,
after 2 pm, Friday September IL,
saturday september IL at : pm.
KELLY. LOIS. on Wednesday, Sep
tember a.. 1859. LOIS KELLY Of
1929 Kenilvorth ave. ne, mother Of
Elizabeth Kelly and sister OF ciate
Mills. Nathaniel James and Thedeus
eyindler; She also 4. survived By
late, Mrs. Kelly may be viewed al
the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 Il
81. me-, from 3 pm Friday, Sep
TENDER 10 pm, Saturday. Sep.
"hltmlre' o. c. IL
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sss SEPTEMBER snS sTIpHa 1875 q cnaTs
Hall Nursing Home. Kensington.
MO. after . long illness. EVA Std
HAM DOUGALL. aged SO. formerly
Of Arlington, Va: wife Of the late
Of James L. Dougall and Mrs.
Ada Dougall Hoffman OF Washing
ton. d. c., and Mrs. Robert NJ
Lynch OF Clifton Forge, Va. She
also Is survived by two grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. cS47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, from z to q
pm. Friday. September II. Fu-
neral services and interment pri-
vate.
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HORNBACH. PErER , suddenly a

WEDNESDAY. September >, 1889. In
S wSshins sTsn.I D; e. G; PETER :; HORN
bseh father sr of p Petsr s1ces n. hern,
b and jam NJ. H0rnbaeh; son
OF Mrs. Peter L. Hornbaeh and
brother Of James J.. Leo. Lawrence
and William Hornbaeh. Mrs, Frances
Curtis and Miss Susie Hornbach.
Memorial Chapel. $50 South Wash
ington ST.. Alexandria, Va, where
services will be held on Saturday,
September 12. at $40 pm. Inter-
ment Mount Comfort Cemetery, ~
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ws s.Dt.RS.I Macy ioIs g on Tuesday
va, MARY L, WAIKER. io 1sHn
mother Of LeWls Green and ciar.
and many other relatives and friend1
also survive. Mrs. Walker may be
after 8 pm. Friday. September ii
Funeral services al The Mount OiiVe
Baptist Church. 1900 South 18th
81 Arlington, Va, At 2 pm,
sss sIon .. September p III IL: the Rev
ment wOodlSWn Cemetery.
WASHINGTON. LEONARD c. On Fri.
c. WASHINGTON OF 2sI3 9Th st,
n ne. beloved husband Of Alice II
other relatives and many friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments By Mcclure. Inc. Is
WHITING, MCKINLEY T. Funeral
s,sryices for MCKINLEY T. WHIT.
ING: native q York County. Va. and
Home. " who died on n Monday oDS un sepI
tember z. 1859. at his residence in
pm. Saturday, September IL, at
Tue Firht bnptlSt Church, where
he served as chairman Of the Trustee
Board. The Rev. Julius H. Moody
will ofnciate. Interment win be
In the family plot Of Mount 0iIead
Cemetery, The deceased was dis
trict chairman Of Jamestown Area
Division, Boy Scouts OF America,
and holder Of the Silver Beaver
Award. past master Of Maceo Lodge,
No. 1874, Of Masons. Royal Arch: an
ofiicer In the Peninsula and .etat e
Funeral Directors Associations, a
member Of the Executive Board OF
the Coop. NAAcP. Civic League and
numerous other ORGANIZATIONS. Sur
WING are his wife. Mrs. Edna
{. Footman. Mount Vernon Vernon T n y:
three brothers, Dr.. Levi c. Of wash
iington. d. C.: Julius Of Plainfieid,
srooIEiyn.a nS Hi'hf Ssm, Thiti INF, q 3
taken 70 the church at 9 am
seturday. Cooke Bros. Funeral
Home In eharge)
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JOHNsON, HEsTER L. on Tue,day,

JUN sUN, HESIkk Z, On Iuesday,
General Hospital. MRS. HESTER L
Johnson. wife Of Mr. James 3.
her devoted parents. the Rev. ane
Mrs. Sam Cole; four brothers, three
sisters, several uneles and aunts,
host Of nieces and nephevs and
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed on Friday.
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 821 Flor
ida ave NV. where services will be
held on Saturday. September 12, at
2 pm, the Rev. Henry Williams
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. II
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GALLENNE. JEAN M on Thur,d.y

'1 ess, s.p sAasGn DieSSS On s %xSSass
Katherine =. Garner and father Of
Dorothy Kittredge, Thelma Mitchell
and Joseph Dunaway Garner. Hs
Children ana four ~ sre sn.ss snd
dren. Friends may call st the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home
13l 18th st. Sc. where services
will be held on SATURDAY. septem.
Der T. At ! pm, Relatives and
Hill Cemetery.
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BOWMAN, LENA. oficers and mem.
bers Of. Auxiliary Pals Church,
IN No. s., L. A. p NJ, are re-
VI auested 70 assemble at Pear
I'LL Washington ST.. Fails Church,
W Va, at 7:30 pm. Friday. Sep
~ TENDER IL. 1859. to conduct
W funeral services for our late
~ Lady LENA BOWMAN
LADY FRANCES BROOKS,
President
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DOEHkD .. FHEDEHICh,
- 49, President.
Spiritual Director

PEACH. NELLIE O. on THURSDAY.
PEACH Of $3.50 Allentown, I'd. Sc,
beloved mother OF Mrs. virginia
Cleveland. Friends may call a.
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Monday. September IA.
at 2;30 pm. Interment Congress
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S tsHss. o.1.ssP BEAN ths b 5oEE.
OF 637 A st. Sc. She Is survived
BY her husband, Mr.. Howard Jones
three sons, Phillip, Jessie anC
James T.: hve daughters, Mesdamei
Dorothy Thompson, Evelyn Harris
Edna Calhoun and Misses Lulu anC
Madeline Jones; fve grandchildren
and host Of other relatives anc
friends. After 4 pm. Friday. Sep,
TENDER 4, friends may call at tn
,. p. Taylor Funeral Home. I70s
t2tp st. NV; Services Will b
the Bethlehem Church Of God. Sher.
man ave. and Lamont st. NV. a
1870 pm, the Rev. T. p. Burrusl
ofnciating. 1nterment Lincoln Me,
mortal Cemetery.