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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
John F. Wells Wins
journalism Award

MAKANDA, H.. July 20 (AP)
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Award for courage in journal
ism was presented today to an
Arkansas editor who was cited
for facing up to the power and
wrath of Gov. Orval Faubus.
The citation said John F,
Wells, editor Of the weekly
Arkansas Recorder, Little Rock,
attacked what he believed to
be fraudulent election pro-
cedures" in the defeat Of Rep
resentative Brooks Hays.
Mr.. Hays, a moderate in Lit
tie Rocks school indignation
dispute, was defeated in No
vember by DR.. Dale Afford, a
write-in candidate supported
by Gov. Faubus.
DR.. Afford and Mr.. Hays are
both Democrats.
Mr.. Wells was credited with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Everett Stevens, Composer,
Pianist, Taught at Peabody

School. He wrote music while
still in school md went on to
study at Peabody Conserva-
tory in Baltimore under Gustav
Strube and Austin Conrad.
After graduation, he was
awarded a fellowship at the
Juilliard School Of Music in
New York City, where he
studied with Ernest Hutchinson.
He was on the faculty at Pea
body and taught music here at
Potomac School and at Sidwell
Friends School from 1855 to
1858.
Mr.. Stevens gave many con-
certS here at the National Gal
lery, the Phillips Gallery and
at the Arts Club.
He leaves his mother, Mrs.
Marguerite Stevens of Rich
mond, Funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

Everett Stevens, A., Wash
ington musician, composer and
music teacher, was found dead
yesterday in his apartment at
1862 Ontario place NV. by his
apartment house manager.
Cause of death was not at once
known.
Mr.. Stevens composed piano
concerto that was performed
by the National Symphony Or
chestra in 1887. He has also
published over 100 compost
tionS, including chamber music
and piano pieces. Among the
latter were mostly music for
children such as Candy Cane
Cakewalk," Cinnamon Stick,
"Jo-Jo the Juggler" and PA
rade of the Penguin"
Born in the District, Mr.. Ste
vens attended Central High
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Mrs. Orino Kidd CARRIER, Sc,
Methodist Bishops Wife

in Geneva, Switzerland, where
Bishop CARRIER served as bishop
for the 13-country Geneva area
of the Methodist Church. Mrs
CARRIER became a leader of the
church's deaconess movement
in Europe.
The CARRIERS had lived in
Richmond since 1851.
Besides her husband, Mrs
CARRIER leaves three sisters, Mrs.
Harold c. Bowen of Warren
R. l.; Mrs. Clifford E. Smith
of Fall River, and Mrs. Ray
mond Chamberlain of Boston
Mass.
A funeral service was to be
held today at Reveille Metho-
dist Church here, with burial in
Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Edgar Watkins Dies,
Transportation Expert

Edgar Watkins, So, senior
partner OF the administrative
law Arm, Watkins 81 Rea, and
an expert in the flld of trans
portation law, died of a heart
attack yesterday en- route to
Alexandria Hospital. He was
stricken while attending a polo
match at Fort Belvoir.
Mr.. Watkins, who lived at 405
South Lee street, Alexandria,
specialized in practice before
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Three weeks ago he
argued a precedent-setting case
for the Middle Atlantic Confer
ence of Motor Carriers yet to be
decided by the ICC. The case
involved the Interpretation Of
the new transportation rate
making legislation enacted last
year by Congress. .
Born in Houston, Tex, in
1908. Mr.. Watkins was gradu-
ated from Oglethorpe Uni
versity in Georgia and from
Harvard Law School. He
practiced in the Atlanta. Ga,
law firm Of his father, Edgar
Watkins, ST., also a transpor-
tation lawyer, until 1850.
He came to Washington nine
years ago and established the
Watkins g. Rea firm, located
in the Munsey Building.
Mr.. Watkins had been active
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being largely responsible for
the current congressional in
vestigation Of the election.
The citation, presented an
nually by Southern Illinois
University, said Mr.. Wells was
the target Of personal I'M
popularity. political disfavor
and economic reprisal."
In his newspaper, Mr.. Wells
blamed the defeat OF Mr.. Hays
on conspiracy" by the State
administration, coupled with
numerous voting irregularities.
Until last January, Mr.. Wells
published a digest of bills in
the Arkansas General Assem-
bly, under an annual contract
with the Assembly.
The Arkansas House did not
renew the contract this year
and Mr.. Wells reporter, Mrs.
Edith Sweezy, was barred from
her press desk on the House
floor.
DR.. Howard r. Long, chair
man Of the STU Department Of
Journalism, read the citation
at the opening of the fifth an
nual conference Of weekly
newspaper editors.
The citation commended
Wells "for devotion to the high
calling of journalism so great
as to cause him to face up to
the power and wrath of his
Governor, his State Legislature,
a large portion of his political
party and the public opinion Of
his state -"
The award honors the men,
DRY Of Elijah Parish Lovejoy,
Alton, ILL.,. editor who was killed
by a mob in 1887 when he re-
fused to cease publication of his
abolitionist newspaper.
Other weekly editors nomi-
mated for the 1859 award were
Wiemar Jones, Franklin IN.
c. Press; William R. Dunaway.
Aspen tColo) Times; Earl E.
Neiberger, Putnam County
Herald, Cookeville, Tenn, and
Milton K. Fried, Delaware Coast
Press. Rehoboth Beach, Del.
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RICHMOND, July 20 (AP)
Mrs. Orina Kidd CARRIER, Sc,
wife of Bishop Paul Neff Gar
Der of the Virginia and North
Carolina Conferences of the
Methodist Church, died Satur-
day in a Richmond hospital.
Mrs. CARRIER, a native of Fall
River, Mass, and a graduate
of Brown University. married
Bishop CARRIER in 1927 when
he was a member of the
faculty of Duke University.
She wrote North Carolina
for Boys and Girls" a history
textbook used in North Caro-
lima schools.
After World War II, the
CARRIERS lived for eight years
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; Children, 2 Adults
Killed in 4-Cur Crash

HAzLETON, Pa, July 20
(AP).-Five persons, including
three children, were killed last
night in a four-vehicle crackup
near Hazleton. Seven were in
jured.
The dead we're: Andrew P.
Yudiski, about 40, driver of a
car involved; his wife, Ruth,
"a, and their daughter, Mary
Ann, about S, of Berwick, R. D.
/; Rosalie Ann Killian, 2, and
her brother, Roland Killian, jr.,
7 months, Of Shickshinny, R,
D. /.
All the dead and three of the
injured were in the auto driven
by Mr.. Yudiskl.
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Wang Yuon-Iune,
Chinese Actor

TAIPEI, July 20 (AP).-Actor
Wang Yuan-lung, Sc, who had
played in at least 500 pictures
in the past 80 years, died today
after a stroke.
Mr.. Wang was called the
Charles Laughton of China.
He made his home in Hong
Kong. He remained steadfastly
loyal to Nationalist China de-
spite Communist attempts to
win him over. He also was said
to have influenced several wa
vering actors and actresses not
to throw in their lot with the
Reds.
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Roy R. Atkinson

CHICAGO, July 20 (AP).-
Roy r. (Doc) Atkinson, rs.
makeup editor of the Chicago
Tribune for 80 years, died in
his suburban Park Forest home
yesterday. Before joining the
Tribune in 1918, he had worked
on seven other newspapers in
Wisconsin and Ohio. He re-
tired in 1850.
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George W. Lucas, 81.
Chamber Aide

WINCHESTER, Va. (AP)-
George w. Lucas, 81, secretary
manager of the Winchester
Frederick County Chamber of
Commerce, died at his home
here Saturday.
Mr.. Lucas had held the
Chamber of Commerce Office
since January. He leaves his
wife and three children. A flu
neral service will be held here
at 2 pm. tomorrow, with burial
in the Shenandoah Memorial
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Col. W. J. Brown

LONDON, Ont, July 20 (AP).
Col. Walter James Brown, Sc,
longtime secretary of the Uni
versity of Western Ontario and
one-time YMCA official in the
United States, died Saturday
night. He had served as edu-
cational director of the YMCA
in Chicago and st. Louis.
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c. Robert Fuy
PITTSBURGH ,JuI

PITTSBURGH, July 20 (AP).
&C. Robert Fay. SO, a director
of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
and vice president in charge
of the company's paint and
brush division, died yesterday.
Before joining Pittsburgh Plate,
he was an executive with West
inghouse Electric Corp.
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ago today. July 20, 1947.
How dark or lonely it may be;
We know that God will somewhere
Join
The road that leads to thee.
LOVING FAMILY.
GAILLARD. HATTIE B: FLADGER,
HATTIE B. FLADGER GAILLARD,
who passed away July 20, 1857.
Always so true, unself1sh and kind
A few in this world her equal
A beautiful life that came to an end
She died as she lived, everyone's
HER LOVING BROTHER. WILLIAM
GILLIARD, JAMES. A tribute Of love
and devotion sacred to the memory
Of 2., our dear I fa IbS and graandfsther
eternal rest II wears ago today,
July 20. 1912.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered.
Sweet, happy memories cling
around your name;
True hearts that loved you with
deepest affection,
Always will love YOU in death lust
the same
DE CIgTT Ed CT CHILDREN AND GRAND
O'CONNOR, THOMAS NJ. In sad but
loving memory of our dear father
THOMAS M. O'CONNOR, who dice
one year today, July 20, 1858.
THE FAMILY.
OWENS, JIMMY. In loving memory o,
my husband and our father, who
departed two years ago today, July
20, 1857.
We miss you now, our hearts are sore
As time goes by we miss you more.
Your loving smile, your gentle face
No one can fill your vacant place
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
THOMAS. HAZEL GREEN. In iovinI
memory Of dear daughter and sis
ter, HAZEL GREEN THOMAS, whit
departed this life twenty-five year
ago. July 20, 1884.
Beyond life's final sunset
Lies q home so bright and fair
In the land of Gods tomorrow,
Where our loved one awaits u
there.
It's a place Of wondrous beauty
Where they know not grief no
fears;
Where God Himself in tenderness,
Shall wipe away our tears.
30 rejoice today in knowing
That our loved one has fount
In the land Of Gods tomorrow.
Where His blessings never cease
DEVOTED MOTHER, EMMA GREEN
SISTER AND BROTHER. EVELYr
] AND ROY.
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Darn nj Ihanka

FRYE, RAYMOND L. The family Of
the late RAYMOND L. FRYE, wish
70 express our sincere thanks 70 the
Pastor, Assistant Pastor and mem
berS OF the Salem TAptist Church,
also neiRhborS and friends, for their
very kind expressions OF sympathy
daring our recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
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GREEN. MARY ENDERs. On SATURDAY.

July Is 1853. at Arlington Hos
pital. NARY ENDERS GREEN Of
Victor z Green: mother Of Garner
A. Green Of Falls Church. Va, and
the late Victor E Green. ir.: grand
mother Of Victor E Green, III. and
Robert NJ. Green. both Of Fairfax
County. Va, Donald G. Green OF
Eau Gsllie. Fla. and Miss Sara Lee
Green of Washington, d. c She is
also survived by seven great-grand-
children. Services at the S. H Hines
Co. Funera Home. 290I l4th st.
NV, on Tuesday, July 81. at 3 pm.
parking facilities. Interment Oak
Hill Cemeterv
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CEMETERY LOTS

Q SITES. highest elevation in Cedar
Hill: appraised $3.50, will sell 500
JU. 5-eS5S.
FORT LINCOLN beautiful grave
sites at sacrifice price; choice sec
ton. LU. 2-lS63.
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HARTMAN. NARGARET On SUNDAY

July 10. 1859. at Masonic and East
ern Star Home. 5000 New Hampshire
ave ne. MARGARET HARTMAN
beloved wife Of the late Charles T
George Thomas of Tovson. Nd, anc
Katie Decker of Baltimore, Nd
Services at the S. H Hines Co. Fu.
neral Home. 1901 14th st. NV, or
Wednesday. July %. at 10 am
Hill Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd
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collar, MARY On Tuesday, mi,

"A, 1889 at her residence. 70S
eth st ne. MARY r. collar
devoted wife Of George Collar. be-
loved mother Of Mrs. Eleanor vii.
hams Also surviving are her father
Frank P Lee: one grsndchild. three
tives and many friends. After 4
pm Monday. July 20. friends are
invited 70 call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home 1920 9th ST. NV
Services on Tuesday. July q, al
Baptist Church. Sth and Eve SITS
NV Interment Arlington NstIona
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COHEN, REV. MAURICE J. On satur

day July IS, 1853. ID Miami
5 5eSsA F Fsiov. RE Ea,i.- M u RIe Bss
sic User and Mrs. Ruth BuehSbaum
of Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs. Ethel
Davis and DR.. Hymsn Cohen, both
of Rochester. MINI He also is sur
vived by four sisters. Mrs. Sarah
Kolker. Mrs, Sophie LeTner' Ms.
mutter. and a brother, Samuel Beb-
chick, New Bedford. Mass, and IL
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held al the Bernard Danzsnsky &
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th St
Nv On a Sunosy, guy ~, MenOE '~i
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GARDNER. JESSIE ESTELLE. On Sun

CAV. july 10, 1909, JESSIE Eo Ellie
GARDNER of 1905 Dubarry ave.
Lanham. Nd. beloved wife of the
late GEORGE W Gardner and mother
Of Annie Gardner, Rebecca Newkirk.
ChristenseS. Leonard NJ. and George
W Gardner. ir. Services private.
at GaSch's Funeral Homefi 4739
Baltimore. ave. HyattSyille. Nd, on
Tuesday, July 81 at 1890 am.
lnterment Georse Washington Gem
etery.
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MCMILLAN. RALPH WILLIAM. Q

Friday, July II. 1859, at the Wash
ington Hospital Center, RALPH WILL
LIAM MCMILLAN of Portland. Me.
a member Of the Kora Shrine Club
Ida Mcmillan Of RID s, Jackson
vile, Fla. He also is survived by
several cousins. Services at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
l4th st. NV. on Tuesday, July
21, at 1880 am tparking facili-
ties). Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Portland. Ne. papers
please copyD 20
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Announcements Of
Services By Chamhara
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
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HELM. JOSEPH W. JUNIE). On
Sunday, July I9 1859, at AEling-
HEFLIN Of 1914 Braddock I'd, Alex
andria. Va, beloved husband OF
Patricia NJ. Pat! Hefin. father OF
Steven William and Randall Joseph
Helm. son Of Joseph F and Martha
l. Helm and brother Of Mrs Mary
l. Crunkleton and grandson of Mrs.
MARY Mcpherson, all Of Arlington,
Va. Friends may call at the Airing
ton Funeral Home, 1901 North Fair
fax dr.. Arlington, Va, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. July
% a. , pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. %
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EKMERINS. JEANNE A On Saturday,
Iuly Is 1852. LEANNE A ERMER-

July 10, 1909, JEANNE 4. EHMEH-
ms, OF 724 Easley ST.. Silver Spring
Nd, beloved wife Of Victor A
ErmerinS and mother Of Mrs Anna
z Bruce, Mrs. George z. Wendal and
JACK p Ermerins There are IL
grandchildren and nine great-grand-
children Mrs. Ermerlns rests at the
Warner z Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 GeoTgia ave. Silver Spring
Nd. where service will be held on
Tuesday. July 2l, at 1890 am
parking fseilitiesl. Interment pri-
Nare
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CHRISTMAS, oCIA WEBB. On Sun
day ImlN 10 100 Al INFLAMMATION

day. July 10, 1859. at washingtor
Hospital Center. OcIA WEB 3
CHRISTMAS Of 1914 18th 81. NV.
sister Of William Webb of Kansas City
Mo: aunt of Mrs. Ralph Mcmillan Of
California and Larry Webb Of Calo-
well, Idaho; cousin Of Arminda Jones
of WASHINGTON, D. c. Services and
intnrnnant Grnrn Enrina M
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BROWN, FAYETTE G. A special com

DnONN' FA1EIIE u a SpecIal COM
4: 81. !: !. !: 81: !
m Lodge. No. A., P. A A. NJ i,
M NO 90 1859, at z pm. al
WY 1909 9th St u. for the
NV purpose of conducting Ma
sonic services for our late
brother. FAYETTE @. BROWN
thence to Chambers Funeral Home,
3072 NJ ST. NV, at s pm. AL
members are invited TO attend.
LAWRENCE R LEIS, Master
q r HUTCHINSON Serv o0
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ROGGS, ARTHUR ID, On Saturday

July Is. 1859, at Providence Hos
OF 1904 Massachusetts, ave Sc. the
beloved husband Of Mrs. Hattie D.
BegEs, father Of Miss Marion Bogss.
Mrs Mary Boggs Payne, MIS- Esther
Boggs Truitt and Arthur H. BOSS:
brother Of Hazel Wyatt Of West Viz
giHiia. He also is survived by i've
grandchildren Friends may Call al
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass ave. ne. where services Will
be held on Tuesday, July 81. At
1880 am. Interment Glenvood
Cemetery. 20
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collar. MARY R. omcers and mem.

~ bers of Queen Esther
MI Chapter, No /. o. E S
NM tP. H. A. are hereby
A2k& nOlifed of the death Of
Sister MARY R. collar.
" Funeral Tuesday, July II.
1853, at l. noon. from
the Greater New Hope Baptist
Church, Sth and Eye SITS. NV
COLLEEN T. PRINCE, W NJ.
LUTHER J. ADAMS. W P.
RTITH 3 STOCETON Soy
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THE EVENING STAR
1ratha

CROSS. FLORENCE COOPER. On sat-
Hospital, FLORENCE COOPER
CROSS, beloved wife of james r,
Cross; mother OF Edith Jackson,
and Gertrude Cross Also surviving
are 30 grandchildren, one grea<-
Rrandchild; one brother, Robert
Cooper; Two sisters Stella Butler
and Pearl Cooper; one aunt; Mar
relatives and friends, After pm;
Tuesday. July 81, friends may call
az the Snovden Funera. Home,
Rockville, Nd. Funeral Wednesday.
S CABIN 22 john n Sd f. ne oi RsP SEO's
Under oficiatins InteTment Car
yer Memorial Park. Fl
DEANER. JUDSON L., ST.. on Sunday,
July 10; 1859; At his residence. 5l9s
band OF Florence s. Deaner: father
OF George ? Judson l., II. Wright
?. Leonard W. and Paul NJ. Deaner,
Mrs Nora r LYON; brother OF Leon
ard and Everett Deaner and Mrs
Ruth williams Also survived by
is grandchildren and two great
grandehilldIen. Friends may CAL az
MASSACHUSETTS ave ne, where sery-
ices will be held on wednesday, July
-, az l pm. mterment Fort Lin
COLI Cemetery. 81
QUICKER, EVA PORTER. On Thurs
day. July rs, 1859. EVA PORTER
QUICKER, wife OF the late DR. Or
lando Quicker and mother OF Claire
o. Quicker Of us Jackson ave.
Pals Church. Va. Also survived by
grandchildren Friends NAV raV al
Parsons Funeral Home Az N
Washington St. Falls Church. Va.
after ] pm Sunday, July 10 Fu-
neral services from Boulevard Bap-
fist Church, Pals Church, Va, on
Tuesday, July 81. at 1870 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 20
QUICKER, EVA P. The members Of the
General Emmett Urell Aux
.. !. =. -.
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GOODMAN ROSA On Satin,

GOODMAN, ROSA LEE. on SATURDAY..
July Is, 1859. at Washington Hos
pitsl Center, ROSA'LEE GOODMAN.
daughter Of Nellie S. Goodman She
also leavse two sunts, one uncle and
host Of relatives and friends
After 5 pm. Monday, July 20. friends
NAV call at Foyd's Funeral Home.
1888 Goth ST. NV. Funeral Tues
day. July 60. at pm. from the
above funeral nome
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BoWENS. HENRY B. On Friday

July Z, 1853 al District General
Hospital. HENRY B. BOWENS Of
1l09 eth st. ne. devoted hus-
band of Mrs. Zenobia BovenS. He
is survived by one son, Robert Lee
Bovens: one daughter, Mrs Ruby
Lee Sanderfer; four grandchildren,
one brother, two sisters. a host of
other relatives and many friends
Remains NAV be viewed on Monday.
July 20, after ! pm at the Hall
Bros. Funeral Home. GIL Florida
ave. NV. where services will be
held on Tuesday. July 81, at ! pm.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry "a
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HARTMAN, MARGARET The osHcer

HARTMAN, MARGARET. The oficeri
X N and members Of Acacii
HSN Chapter, No rs, o. E. s.
YAK are requested to assemble
\NzfaN on Tuesday, July 81. 1859
at S pm, at S. H Hine
" Co Funeral Home. 29Ol
l41h ST. nv. for thu
purpose Of conducting funeral serv'
ices for our late sister, MARGARET
HARTMAN
BLANCHE NJ. wALcK. W. M.
MAY A. WATTS. Secy. 81
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FITZPATRICK. ROSE WARD. On SUN

da9. July 10. 1859 ROSE WARD
FITZPATRICK Of 1881 Newton St
L Fitzpatrick and mother Of Mrs
James S. Given and Mrs. Water H.
Maloney, il. Friends may call be-
tween and 9 pm. Monday and
Tuesday. July 2O-2l. Funeral from
Georgia ave. NV. on Wednesday.
July %. - Q an Requiem mass
at St Anthony'S Church. 18th and
Monroe SITS. ne. at $50 m. In
terment Arlington National Gem
etery. 81
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MeWHoRTER, r. yARNELL. SUDDEN,

on Thursday. July 10. 1853. VAR
NELL R. McWHORTER, beloved son
Of Mildred White. He also leaves to
mourn their loss one brother and a
host Of relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the Better Funeral
Home. 1908 Walter st. Sc, after
3 pm. Tuesday, July 81. Funeral
Wednesday, July 20, 81 pm. In
torment WOOdlawn Cemetary
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HERsHowITz. STELLA. On Friday,

STELLA HERsHowITz, Beloved below vile
of the late Samuel Hershowitz
Friends NAV call at the W. W. Deal
Funeral Home. 4SI2 Georgia ave.
NV. Graveside services at Airing
ton National Cemetery on Tuesday
July 81, at pm
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BALL, JAMES T. On SUNDAY. July 10

1859, JAMES T. BALL OF s22S 18th
St south, Arlington. Va, beloved
husband OF Catherine Ball: father
OF James p and Thomas 3. Bal
and Comdr. reatrice B. Ball. USCG
all Of Arlington. Va. and Dolores L.
McKaughn Of Texas He also is sur
vived by seven grandchildren and
four decentralization. Friends
may cal. at Robert =. Murphy Flu
neral Home. 1924 Columbia pike
Arlington. Va. parking in rear)
where services will be held a. pm
Tuesday. July 81. Interment Colum-
biz Gardens Cemetery, with Ma
sonic RraVeside services.
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BoUGHTER. CAROLINE HOTTER. O
BOUGHTER. CAROLINE. On SUNDAY.

July 10, 1883, CAROLINE BOUGHT
Err of 440O USange ST, Feltsville,
Md. beloved wife Of the late Edward
S. Boughter and mother of Louise
B. Bennett Services al GaSch's Fu-
neral Home, 473q Baltimore ave,
Hyattsvilie. Nd. on Wednesday. July
-, at 10 m. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Lebanon, Pa. 81
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SADIE EVELYN. On Sat

urday, July IS, 1909, at Winchester.
Va. SADIE EVELYN MCDONALD,
wife of the late George W. McDon-
aid. She is survived by two nieces,
Mrs. Virginia White and Mrs. Bessie
Money q King Funeral Home, iii
Maple ave. west, Vienna Va. where
services will be held Tuesday, July
81, at IL am. Interment Congress
kionRl Cemetery, WASHINGTON. d. c.
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CoRLEY MARIETTA. On saturd

July is. 1859, at the residence Of
MARIETTA cORLEY Of 1928 csth
s. ne, wife Of the late William
Daisy Price and Miss Mary Z. Cor
ley. Friends. may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st, and Massa-
chuSettS ave. ne. where services
will be held on Tuesday. July 81;
at ! Dm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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Hit Mrntnriattt

BRANSON, ARTHUR F., Sr. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father, ARTHUR F. BRANSON, Sr,,
who departed this life twelve years
ago today. July 20, 1947.
1t matters not which road we take,
How dark or lonely it may be;
We know that God will somewhere
Join
The road that leads to thee.
LOVING FAMILY
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RAIIARn. MAINE E On Satnrl

July is, 1859. at Casualty Hospital
MAUDE Z. BALLARD, devoted wife
of James A. Ballard. She also leave:
TO mourn their loss three SISTERS
Mrs. Carrie White. Rosa Lee ano
Leila Lee two brothers. Thomas and
John W. Jeftwich: several nieees
and nepheWS, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the John T Rhines g. Co. Funera!
funeral later