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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
1wances; 4-year -oldS and up: fur
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NINTH RACE-Purse. So. 900: claim
ing: 4-year- oldS and up; / 4. miles
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Glenn T. Sutphin,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Glenn T. Sutphin, SIS, retired
Commerce Department employe
and former Washington area
resident, died Monday night in
Clearwater, Fla, after a heart
attack.
A native Of Beckley, w. Va,
Mr.. Sutphin lived from 1945
until 1857 in Silver Spring. be-
fore moving to Clearwater.
In his nearly 20 years of
-Government service. Mr.. Sut-
phin also worked in Milwaukee,
Wis.
He served with the Coast
Guard during World War II.
Mr.. sutphin leaves his wife,
the former Miss Genevieve
OLeary Of Milwaukee and now
OF Clearwater. He also is sur
vived by his stepmother, Mrs.
A. Sutphin Of Beckley, and two
brothers. William Sutphin of
Beckley. and DR.. A. Sutphin of
Richmond, Va.
Services were to be held to-
day in Clearwater. Friends may
call at Gawler's Funeral Home,
1756 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
after 3 pm. tomorrow. Burial
will be at 10 am. Friday in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Strom Thurmond ,
Wife of Senator, Dies

Mrs. Jean Thurmond. 80
year-old wife Of Senator Strom
Thurmond, Democrat of South
Carolina, died here this morn
ing after a second operation
for a malignant brain tumor.
The second operation was
performed last night by DR..
Maitland Baldwin at the Ma
tional Institutes of Health. Mrs.
Thurmond died at 8::35 am.
Physicians described the opera
ton as designed to remove
pressure caused by a rapidly
progressing tumor.
The operation required sew
eral hours. A bulletin issued
last night described her con-
tition as extremely critical"
The Thurmonds had a story
book romance. The Senator
met his wife when she was a
high school student and he was
a Circuit Court judge in South
Carolina. After she was grad
uated from Winthrop College
in l947, Mrs. Thurmond once
recalled, she went to work as
a secretary in the State capi-
tol.
Senator Thurmond, who ran
for President in 1948 on a
Dixiecrat ticket, was then Gov
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Mrs. KimboII, 63.
In Realty Field

Mrs. Sadie w. Kimball, So
of 4201 Massachusetts avenue
NV. died last night. Death
resulted from cancer.
Mrs. Kimball, widow of DR.
Clarence v. Kimball, was q
native of Raleigh, N. c., and
had lived in Washington for
more than 80 years.
She was prominent in the
real estate field here. For the
past flve years. she was active
with Simmons Properties.
Mrs. Klmball is survived By
two daughters, Mrs. Ernest r
Mechlin, jr., Of 3711 Fordham
road NV, and Mrs. j. Spencer
Davis of 5000 Sedgwick street
NV. and eight grandchildren
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Friday in the Metro
politan Memorial Methodist
Church, Idaho and Nebrasks
avenues NV. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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MugdoIyn Mead,
Mother of 1860
Miss America

NATCHEz, Miss, Jan. 6
(AP).-Mrs. Magdalyn Mead,
mother Of Lynda Lee Mead,
Miss America Of 1850, died un-
expectedly at her home here
today.
Her famous daughter was
weatherbound en- route from
Chicago to New Orleans and 1t
was reported she may attempt
to fly into Natchez by way Of
New Orleans.
Mrs. Mead was the wife of
Herbert j. Mead, president Of
Bluff City Motors Co.
Her son, Herbert Mead, jr.,
is a student at the University
OF Mississippi.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete but brief services will
be held here and burial will be
in New Orleans, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Mead formerly lived.
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Ex-senator Norris Brown,
Father of U. S. Income Tax

SEATTLE, Jan. 5 tAP -
Former Senator Norris Brown.
Republican Of Nebraska. father
OF the 18th Amendment, which
legalized the Federal income
tax. died at a rest home here
today. He was Sc.
Senator Brown represented
Nebraska in the Senate from
1907 to 1918 and was the last
remaining member of the 60th
Congress.
He introduced the resolution
in 1909 which sent the Income
Tax Amendment to the States
for ratification. 1t became law
in February, 1918. one month
before he left office.
Few Americans we're affect
ed then. The entire national
budget in that year was only
$724 million, and the tax rate
was ! per cent on incomes in
excess of $4,000 for single per-
sons and $4,000 for married
persons.
Senator Brown was Nebraska
State Attorney General from.
1904 to 1906 and gained fame
by winning a tax suit of more
than 81 million against the
railroads. The money was used
to open schools.
After leaving the Senate he
was attorney for the Omaha
stockyards for 30 years. He had
made his home here since '"'3.
Senator Brown was al
of Maquoketa. Iowa. and the
last surviving member Of the
class of 1883 at the University
of Iowa.
Survivors include two daugh-
terS, Mrs. r. H. Bailey and Mrs.
Frank A. Jones, both of Seattle;
two grandchildren, and three
great grandchildren. Crema-
ton will be here, with memo
rial services in Omaha.
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Stanley F. Boxer

NANTUCKET, Mass, Jan. 8
(AP).-Stanley F. Baker, SO,
former director of promotions
for Hearst newspapers and
magazines, died yesterday after
a long illness. He operated a
credit advisory bureau in New
York after leaving the Hearst
organization. He ,.as born in
Woonsocket. r. I.
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Maj. Gen. Sheppard Crump,
Virginia Adiutunt General

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 6
(AP). - Mai. Gen. Sheppard
Crump. n. Virginia adiutant
general since 1856, died in a
hospital here today after a
short illness.
Gen. Crump's military career
began shortly after the turn of
the century and saw his rise
from private to the rank of
brigadier general, when he was
appointed adjutant general
February 16. 1856, by former
Gov. Thomas B. Stanley. He
succeeded the late Mai. Gen. S.
Gardner Waller.
On Governors STAFF
The adjutant general is on
the personal staff Of the Gov
ernor, the commander-in-ch
of the Virginia National Guard.
and is chief military aide to
the Governor.
Gen. Crump Joined the Rich
mond Blues in 1903 and had
been closely connected with the
National Guard since that time.
He served on the Mexican Bor-
der in 1916, and in France with
the 29th Division in World War
I. He was United States prop
erty and disbursing officer of
the Virginia Guard from 1926
until hi selevation to assistant
adjutant general in l941.
A farm operator, he and his
wife lived on the Gen. Crump
ancestral farm in Glen Allen,
Henrico County, near Rich
mond. They have no children.
Gen. Crump took the first
Virginia infantry into Federal
service when it was modified
in 1910. but he returned to
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ernor Of the State, and his fu-
ture wife was just 20.
Proposal by Dictation
The Governors proposal OF
marriage to his brunette secre-
tary was contained in a letter
he dictated to her. AS the
couple related it later, she took
her notes to her typewriter and
wrote out an Affirmative reply
She had been working at the
capitol less than three month,
when he proposed. She stopped
working in October, 1947, and
they were married in Novem-
Der.
The Thurmonds came tC
Washington in 1854 after the
former Governor decided tt
stage a write-in campaign Il
fill the unexpired term of the
late Senator Burnet r. May.
bank.
In opposition to the State
Democratic organization but
with the aid of his successor al
the State House, James F
Byrnes, Senator ThurmonC
won by $4,000 votes. He re.
signed his seat in 1856 and ther
won a full term to the Senate.
Taught Sunday School
The Thurmonds were a we'll.
matched couple. They neither
smoked nor drank and were
regular in attendance at Bap.
tist churches. Mrs. Thurmonc
taught a Sunday school clas.
regularly in South Carolina.
The daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Horace J. Crouch of Elko
S. c., she was active in com
munity affairs both here anC
when the Thurmonds lived il
Aiken. She was vice preSiden
of the Red Cross blood program
and chairman of the Eastel
Seal Campaign for Crippled
Children. She also was chairman
lof the Cotton Festival and il
1854 was named Aiken's woman
of the year. Mrs. ThurmonC
also belonged to the OAR anC
the United Daughters of tht
Confederacy.
In Washington, the 5S-year
old Senator and his wife liveC
in the Potomac Plaza Apart.
ments. They had no children.
Mrs. Thurmond's first brair
operation was on September l.
for removal of a brain tumor
The Senator announced shortl,
afterward that the tumor haC
been found to be non-malig'
nant. He said X-rays would bt
applied later as a precautionar!
measure.
Services Friday
Funeral services have beer
set tentatively for 3 pm. Fri
day from the First Baptis'
Church in Aiken. pending ar.
rival from Korea of Mrs
Thurmond'S brother, Army Col
Horace J. Crouch, jr. She alsC
is survived by her parents anc
another brother, DR.. Robert D
Crouch of Frederick. Md.
Senator Thurmond has re.
quested that tokens of sym.
pathy be in the form of con.
tributions to Duke University'S
NeuroSurgical Service, which IL
studying brain tumors.
Senator Thurmond also
issued this statement:
God never made a finer
nobler woman or a more de.
voted companion. I have never
known any woman who was
more unsel1sh or more dedi.
Gated to the public good. She
truly lived a life Of service tC
others"
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State service several months
later.
Formed Home Guard
He assisted in the formation
Of the Virginia Protective Force.
the militia home guard units
formed to serve at home while
the National Guard was in
Federal duty.
Gen. Crump represented the
29th Division at a caucus in
Paris in March, 1919, that led
to the formation of the Amer
ican Legion.
Gen. Crump's military record
included the climb from first
sergeant to lieutenant-colonel
in six years.
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DEATHS
1n Mrntnrtaitt
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

BAILEY, LILLE NJ. In memory OF
my beloved wife. LILLE NJ. BAL
LEY. who entered into eternal rest
January 9, 1850
AlthouRh our paths lie far apart.
You live forever In my heart.
LOVING HUSBAND, HARRY o.
y BAILEY.
BAILEY. LILLE NJ. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother. LII
LIE M. BAILEY. who passed away
ten years ago today, January 8.
YOUR DAUGHTER. ERvEL.
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TRATEN. JACOB. Unyeilinx memorial
services to be held on Sunday, jan
uary 10, 1860, at 2:30 pm, at
King David Memorial Cemetery,
Fails Church, Va. For Information
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriuno

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE. Ii $4,000
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Daughter Ruler.
BLoNGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy
'TARKs. ARTHUR LEE. On Tuesday

Jsnasiy 5. 1890. % tLh ARTHUR III UdRse'dfy3 Ghh3
sTARKS of ri Kenyon st. NV,
devoted husband OF Ethel n Stark
He also Is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Betty L Jones; a Son-in-
law. Parker Jones. seven grandchil-
D.m. Friday. January s, friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home.
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. where
services will be held on Saturday,
January p, al | pm, the Rev. r.
Il. johnson oficiating Interment
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LUKE s. DALTON. ". Nj.
L. W MAGRUDER. Secy. 8

~ W "AhON NSOLns otCy.
DANIEL. EMMA v. On Sunday. jan
usry B.. 1860 at her residence. 50
DANIEL beloved wife of the late
Robert c. Daniel. sister OF Mrs.
Pearl Fletcher of Bluefield. w Va
Mrs Alice Elmore of Princeton, W.
Va. Fred Vest of Salem, Va: John
Vest Of Princeton. W. Va; Louis A,
Vest of Cleveland. Ohio Services
a. Hori the $40, s H. Hines Co. Funeral
Thursday, January z. at y pm.
parking facilities). Interment
Tazewell. Va
DENNIS, GEORGE. On Tuesday, jan
uary >; 1850, at Washington Hos
pital Center, GEORGE DENNIS OF
i4l6 Leegate rd NV. beloved hus-
band OF Pope Dennis father of
Miss Dorothy Dennis, Mrs Helen
Calomiris and Miss Frances Dennis.
grandfather Of Janice and George
Calomiris and brother OF Nick and
John Dennis of St. Petersburg, Fla,
and Costas L. DemetrakopouioS OF
Greece. Friends may call at the
&, Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2HOl 14th St NV parking iacili-
tlesl. Services at st Sophia a
Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 36th ST,
and Mass: ave. NV. on Thursday,
January Z, at = pm. Interme nj
GlenWood Cemetery
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JONES. WILLIE. On Thursday. De-
ton Hospital Center. Mr. WILLIE
JONES. He is survived by one
sister. Lucille Smith: three brothers,
Perry and Eddie Jones of Wath-
ington, d. c.; Kissler IBuck) Jones
Of Ansonia. Conn: four nieces,
four nephews and other relatives
and friends FRIENDS may call at
the JONES Funeral Home ll6 Mas
day. January g. after : pm, Serv-
ices at . pm. Thursday. January
z. in the chapel IntermeHt Wood
lawn Cemetery
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Anufuinu

'dshinston, D. C., Wednesday,, yonVoV 6, 1860
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KER. GRAHAM; On Sunday. January
a.m z 1880 9vn At Winter Y, ter, PARK, Fia,, oRA-
husband OF the late Annie T Rer.
father OF Mrs @. Duncan johnson
Of Pikeville. KY, and brother Of
MaIdron Ker Of Los Angeles. Calf.
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave. NV, on
Thursday, January :. at $50 m
InteIment Cedar Hill Cemetery. The
family requests that flowers be
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WILSUN, A/3e FRANK. Suddenly
on wednesday. December 80. 1850
at Aguada Beach, Puerto Rico
A/3c FRANK WILSON, beloved son
OF Mrs. Bernice Chambers. brother
OF Robert and James Wilson, Glance
Anthony; Daine and Deborah Cham
berS. Also surviving are one Rrand-
father one aunt, one uncle. -four
sreat-aunts, one great-grandfather
other relatives and friends. After
may call at the Palmer Funeral
Home, Al" H st. ne. CraVeside
services on Friday, January s, al /
pm, In Arlington National Gene
escort.
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WALLACk, CHARLES D. On Sun
gay; January. 3, 1860, CHARLES
ne, father OF Mrs. Geneva Evan-
Eeline Watson He also Is sur
yived by one son-in-law. Joseph
watson, and ether re.atiyeS and
friends. Remains resting at the
Derritt Funeral Home, i5l6 shsrifI
70. ne. where friends may call after
pm wednesday. January d. Fu-
neral services on Thursday jan
uary At pm. at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. 10Th 81,
and Vermont ave NV. the Rev
G; Murray oficiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. a.
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WALLACE. CHARLES. osc.rs and
members OF the James Wilits
BENEVOLENT Association are hereby
notined Of the death OF Brother
CHARLES WALLACE Funeral on
Ihursdsy. January z 1860 at /
pm. from the Vermont Avenue
bsptist Church. 1880 Vermont
LOIS LOGAN. President
Z. GASKINS. Secretary
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January s.. 1860. SADIE VI KIM.
BALL Of 1901 Massachusetts ave.
NV, wife OF the late Clarence
Victor Kimball and mother Of Mrs,
Spencer Davis and Mrs. Frederick
Mechlin Services will be halo at
the Metropolitan Memorial Church,
Nebraska and New Mexico ayes. NV,
on Friday, January s. at . pm,
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery.
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"ALLACE: SUSIE Departed this life
on Friday. January /. 1850. al
the District General Hospital. SUSIE
WALLACE Of 1898 New JeTscy ave
nv. devoted mother Of Blouee ".
Hawkins. She also leaves to mourn
their loss one nephew. Mr. Theodore
Wallace: two nieees, Mrs Susie Her
bert and Mrs. Eleanor Williams,
and q host Of other relatives and
many friends, Friends are invited
after pm. at the TAFT X viii
hams Funeral Home. I445 Deans
ave. ne. Services Gill be held on
Thursday. January Z. at pm,
AZ the First Baptist Church. 9th
and DumbArton ave. nv, the
Rev. Fulton o. Bradley Officiating,
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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WARE. WILLIAM R. on Tuesday
January 3. 1860 at GeorEetoWn
University Hospital. WILLIAM b
WARE of l494 Harbert ST.. Mem
Phis., Tenn. beloved husband OF
Martha FATis Ware father Of Mrs
Edmund Gouldin Of Houston, TEX
Mrs. William Gaia and Miss Ann
Latane Ware. both OF Memphis.
Tenn; son of Mrs Burwell Ware
Of Beckley. w. Va brother OF La
tame H Ware OF Gastonia, N. C:
Mrs. Bruce Kamp OF Philadelphia
Pa, and Mrs. John o. Smith oi
Richmond. Va. Funeral services
and interment Memphis, Tenn
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ChOCkETT. o. ID. DAVE). A spe-
% cial communication Oh 90
IN seph H MilanS Lodge, No
IN 3S. F A. A. M. is called
MN for $50 am. Thursday,
WNLX January Z. 1850 for the
wv purpose of conducting Ma
" sonic burial services for
our late brother. o. D. DAVEI
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WAKD, THOMAS On Monday, jan
University Hospital. THOMAS p.
WARD, beloved husband OF Mr.,
Ulriea Ward. stepfatheT OF Miss
Frances Tate and brother Of Mr.
Laura shoemSker. Mrs. Belle Rollins
and Miss Estelle Ward Friends
may call at the Lee Fuheral Home.
4th st and Mass ave ne after
IL noon Wednesday. January q
where services will be neld on Fri
day. January 3. at pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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WATSON. WILLIAM EARLY. Sud.
denly. on Monday. January 4. 1850
EARLY WATSON oaH'OseSi' son of "IHhtAM WiilisM
and Mary Z. Watson and brother
q Lewis z and Betty Jane Watson
He also Is survived by one uncle
and one aunt. Funeral from the
HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf. Mo
on Thursday January z at pI5
am Mass at st. Miehael's Church
Baden. Md at 10 am Intermen.
81. Peters Cemetery. Waldorf. Nd
Rosary on wednesday, January g.
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day. January 4. 1860. at the wash
ington HosDital Center. WILLIAM
r MATHFRS OF g0l5 SD place,
Branchyille. Md. beloved husband
Evelyn Herreii Of Arlington. Va;
Mrs Margaret Belts OF Reseda,
Calf and William MatherS. & s..
Navy; son Of Mrs. Margaret Mu,ch-
Ter OF Arlington, Va: BROTHER Of
and grandfather OF Nancy Herrell,
Connie. Richard and Lisa Lynn
Belts. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th st. and Mass.
ave, ne. where services will be
p.m Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
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Tuesday. January 5. 1850. JOSEPH
G. IMHOFF of lOaO4 New Hamp-
shire ave, Silver Spring. Nd. be-
loved husband OF Mary J. Imhofi
father Of John Michael. 10 Ann
and Marx Nicholas ImhofI: brother
bons and William Imhofi Of Pitts
burgh. Pa Funeral from the Talta-
vull Funeral Home. 3GO3 l4th 81
nv. on Friday. January :. at
am. Requiem mass at ST Camil-
lus Church at $40 am, Interment
+, Arlington National Cemetery. Friends
may call from pm. to q pm
Thursday January
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NARLIN, LLEANOR A. on SUNDAY,
carlin drive. Psils Church Isn Va,
ELEANOR A. CARLIN. daughter OF
the Iate Luther Il. anu Marion
Rebecca Armstrong wife Of the
late Capt Thomas c. Carlin, sister
OF Marion Burke of los Galus.
Calf; Janet Breeden OF Mclean,
Va; Harry R Armstrong of Bal
timore, Nd, and Rebecca A Mead
OF Springfield. Va. rrIenus nay
can A. Pearson's Funeral Home.
church. Va. where funeral services
VIII be held on Thursday. January
4 at $3.50 am Interment ArlinR.
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day. january 3 1850. AIBERT
AUSTIN OLSON OF 51O1 Franklin
ave Fails Church. Va. beloved
father o. Mrs. Charles NJ GlaScock
land Of Watertown, S OAK. and
William Olson Of Excelsior. MINI.
Friends may call al the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
nrston Va. until = noon Thurs
and interment Watertown, s OAK
on Saturday. January q. In lieu
Of flowers memorials may be made
TO the Heart Association OF North
ern virginia. Inc, 500 North EdEe-
wood st. Arlington, va q
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SMITH. CHARLES W. On Tuesday
SsnHs5y sT,g,y 5, 1860. CHARLES "
Ssiay.d SMiITa Of 12s Fsirmont St. NV
and brother Of Mrs. Eieanora Fer
Tebee Also surviving are one niece,
Mrs. Julia I. Smith; one nephew,
Ttjnsres tjnsi Stewart. and other rela-
siyeS % Fr1S.v ana many n y,,i friends. After
invited to call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home. 1920 9th st, NV Re-
9uiem mass will be celebrated AT
- Augustine's Catholic Church,
a2th st.; between R and 9 SITS NV.
lnterment Mount olivet Cemetery. {
SPARROW. ANNA r. On SATURDAY.,
So% SSeRSaTg Z, 3; ioIj ljsS9; g. ANNA r SPAR;
mother Of Mrs Eloise smith and
are two sisters, Mrs Myrtle Youns
ano MRS Mary Sorden: one brother
senjaIin srI1dnhi,aH HarrisSn Sharpe. I'VE
many friends After ,i2 noon Wcdnes-
daY. January g. friends are invited
70 call at her late residence. From
10 am, to II noon Thursday, Jan.
state @ 'hf the re9siRs ssIRsnt viii or,. lie y
Presbyterian Church. 5lst and Grant
SIS. ne Interment Arlington Ma.
MCGUIRE. Inc.
SPARROW. ANNA. of,cers and Nom.
wv bers OF Columbia Temple
& No. 400. l. B. p. o. z. Of
n W.. met in a session of sor.
W row on Tuesday. January 8
1850. at 3 pm. for ouI
late daughter. ANNA SPAR
90 ROW Elk services or
Wednesday. January @, At pm
at 423 23d place ne, Funera
services on Thursday. January Z
at $50 p.m at the Sargent Nc.
mortal Presbyterian Church. 5ist
and Grant SITS ne.
LEoNA C. GREENE,
DAuRhtPF Ruler
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CAMPBELL, HERMAN; On Monaay

January 4. 1850. HERMAN CAMP!
BELL of IS Hanover 81. NV. be-
loved father Of Sylvester Campbell
and Sylvia Nickens; brother of Mrs
elizabeth LAdson He also is sur
viyed by fve grandchildren. other
relatives and frienos. The late Mr.
Campbell may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 II ST.
ne, after > pm. Friday, January
.. where services will be held on
SATURDAY. January q. at pm.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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WALLACE, CHARLES, All members
Z: Z. 4. Z. !:
~ Of Mount Olive Lodge. No. 1913.
~ g. U. o. OF o. r. are requested
TO attend the funeral Of our
late brother. CHARLES WAL
~ LACE. at 1870 pm Thursday
January :. 1860, from the VeI :
~ between Que and r SITS. NV
HENRY Z. JOHNSON N O.
CHARLES z GEE g
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On Tuesday. January 5, 1860, at
CLARKE. the beloved wife OF Of Leon
ard j.. Clarke, mother Of Michael
!: j Stephen. Diane s. and Allison
M CLARK. daughter of Jonn h and
Alice Swain, sister of Marie Cad
oington and Linda Clarke. Funeral
Home. 1861 Coco Hope ra Sc
parking facilitiesD. on Thursday
January T. at 1880 am: thence
70 the Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
Where requiem mass Will De offered
a. II am. for the repose Of her
soul Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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January 2. 1860 At her fesidenes, nSs.
SON. wife Of Eugene Robertson % and
mother Of Mrs. Ellen Cain and
Mrs. Lugenure Pardlow. She also
leaves to mourn their loss two sis
teTs, eleven grandchildren and other
relatives and many friends Re-
mains resting at the John r Rhine,
Co. Funeral Home. 3Oi5 18th 81
ne, where friends may call from
: to 10 pm; Thursday. January
January & Funeral and Interment
on Sunday. January 10, at EDGE
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rS'i January l. 1867 1861 Lo1is Ha MsRaSy. MMsHRReaSy:
LAS. beloved father OF Mrs Celia
M Kay and Miss Laura MargulaS,
both Of Washington. d. c.; James
and Earnest Mareulas. both of Min.
neapolis. MINI He also is sur
vived by four grandchildren and
two great-srandchildren. Services
and interment will be held in Min
neapoliS. MINI. on Thursday, Jan
uary T. Arrangements by the G D.
Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home,
42l7 9th At NV
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NHaMBEKLIN, SAMUEL, ST. On
Monday January 4. 1860. SAMUEL
CHAMBERLAIN. Sr . Of 1908 Ken
Chsmberlin and father OF Willie
and Samuel Chambernn. ir Also
surviving are two sisters. Mrs. Eliza
beth Mcdowell OF BROOKLYN. n. Y,
ana Miss, Virginia Chamberlin Of
SteubenYllle. ONO: one oTOtnel
Dock Chamberlin OF Snow Hill.
N, c: eight grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Thursday, January T, friends
are invited 20 call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1890 gth st. nv,
where services will be held on Fri
DAY. January 4. at 1880 m.
Interment WoodlaWn Cemeterv
Evening star., 1960-01-06

CABlGAS, MARIA c. on Friday, Jan.
uary l.. 1860, at Walter Reed Army
Hospital; MARIA c. CABIGAs o.
OSmundo CabigaS, mother of Cors.
zon. Carolina and John o. Cablgas
sister Of Fabian NJ CabigaS of New
York City. Mrs Cabigas rests al
the w K Huntcmann & Sor Fu-
neral Home 5133 Geolgia ave
n W. where prayers will be offered
on Friday. January s. at g.l5 am
REQUIEM mass at the Church of the
Nativity at 10 am Intsrment Ar.
lington National Cemetery tPark-
ing facilities in rear Of funeral
home