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Gen. Westervelt,
Weapons Palmer

BRATTLEBORO, VT, Mar.
3 AP).-Brig. Gen. William I.
Westervelt, USA, retired, who
helped plan the development of
United States Army field artil-
lery weapons. died Tuesday at
the Brattlesboro retreat at the
age of 80.
After World War I, Gen.
Westervelt was appointed head
of a board to map a compre-
hensive development program
for the field artillery.
The recommendations of this
board, known alternately as the
Westervelt Board of CALDER
Board Report were not imple-
until World War II.
Most of the field weapons used
by this country in the war were
a direct outgrowth of the
boards recommendations.
Gen. Westervelt, native Of
Corpus Christi, Tex, became
technical director of Sears Roe
buck g. Co. in 1927. He retired
from that post in 1898.
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Mrs. DonoId Jones, SO,
Ministers Wife, Dies

Mrs. Ann B. Jones, 38. wife
of the Rev. Donald D. M.
Jones, minister of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church of Wash
ington, died of cancer yester-
day in Suburban Hospital.
The former Ann B. Brow,
she was a native of Fall River,
Mass. She attended the Fair
haven (Mass.0 School and was
graduated in 1914 from the
Boston University School of
Music with a bachelor of music
degree. She served for three
years as supervisor of music
in the public schools of Port
land, Conn.,, and Valley
Stream, N. Y.
After her marriage in l947,
she and her husband moved
to Lansdowne, Pa, where he
served as assistant minister of
the First Presbyterian Church.
From 1851 to 1858 they were
in Lancaster, Pa, where he
was minister of the Bethany
Presbyterian Church. They
came to Washington in 1858
when he was called to the
Sixth Presbyterian Church,
Kennedy and Sixteenth streets
NV.
An accomplished musician,
Mrs. Jones worked in opera in
Lancaster and with the Wash
ington Opera Society. She sang
sole parts IN a concert version
of Gounod's Faust" with the
Lancaster Symphony orches-
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Dr.. Mabel Kate. Whiteside,
Famed Professor of Greek

into a film shown in colleges
and universities around the
country.
She held several honors from
the Greek Government, include
to her in 1857 by Greek Am
Order of Benefcience. awarded
ing the Gold Cross Of the Royal
baSsador George v. MelaS, act
ing for King Paul Of Greece.
DR.. Whiteside held numerous
other awards for her work. in
Guiding an honorary degree Of
Doctor Of Letters from Wash
ington and Lee University.
She was a native of Bell
Buckle, Tenn. She received ABB.
AM. and PhD. degrees from
the University Of Chicago.
She joined the RMWC fac
ulty in 1904.
She leaves her sister who
lives here, three brothers, S.
Porter Whiteside. Evanston, Ill;
John M. Whiteside, Bell Buckle,
and Fred W. Whiteside, Cam
den, Ark. and several nieces
and nephews.
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Navy Lists
Funerals in
Rio Crash

Funeral plans for victims of
last weeks plane crash in Bra
I'll have been announced by the
Navy.
Services for Navy Band mem
bers whose families want them
buried at Arlington Cemetery
will be held at las pm. Tues
day. Burial will be in a special
plot near the Tomb of the Un-
knowns.
Thirteen bandsmen will be
buried in the Arlington serv-
ices. They are Musician &c
William F. Albrecht, Chief
Musician Elmer L. Armiger,
Chief Musician Henry Bein,
Musician &c Milton G. Bergey,
Musician 1/c Robert L. Clark.
Musician 1/c Anthony M.
D'Amico, Musician 1/c Richard
D. Harl, Chief Musician Ray
mond H. Micallef, Chief Musi-
clan James A. Mohs, Chief
Musician Walter M. Penland,
Chief Musician Earl w. Richey,
Musician 1/c Gerald R. Meier
and 1t. Johann Harold Fultz.
Five members of the planes
crew will be buried at Arlington
Cemetery on Monday. Memo
rial services for all seven crew.
men will be held at 2 pm. Mon
day in the chapel of the Naval
Air Station, Patuxent River,
Md. Thirty-f1ve Navy men, in
Guiding 10 Band members, died
in the crash.
These crewmen who will be
buried at Arlington are Avia-
ton Structural Mechanic 1/c
Eugene N. Terrence. 9 am;
Aviation Machinist Mate &c
Russell E. Martin, 10 am; 1t.
G.gJ Carrie L. Jackson, copilot,
IL am: 1t, (j.gD Owen P.
Hartshorn, pilot. 2 pm; and
Chief Aviation Machinist Mate
James A. Cordell, 3 pm.
Chief Aviation Electronics
Technician Victor D. Fugate
will be buried at Canton, Tex.
The body of the seventh crew
member, Hospital Corpsman &c
Leonard r. Maynard, has not
yet been recovered.
The bodies of the six crewmen
arrived at Charleston, S. c., by
Military Air Transport Service
plane yesterday afternoon and
were to be flown to Washington
today
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LYNCHBURG, Va, Mar. 3
(AP) DIR. Mabel Kate White
side. nationally known profess
Sor emeritus of Greek at Ran
dolph-Macon Woman's College
died Tuesday in a Lynchburg
hospital.
She made her home with a
sister, Miss Annie Whiteside.
DR.. Whiteside taught so years
at Randolph-Macon Woman's
College, where she gained re-
nown for staging plays In the
original Greek in a natural
amphitheater. At her retire.
ment in 1854, her 4lst play in
the series was given majestic
staging in a high school audi
forum here and later was made
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THONGS Dawson,
Ex-D. c. Lawyer,
Killed in Accident

Thomas Fitzhugh Dawson, a
former Washington lawyer, was
killed yesterday in an automo-
bile accident near his home at
Islip, Long Island, N. Y, &C
cording to word reaching here.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Dawson received his law de-
gree from National University.
He was a member of the Dis :
trict bar and had been admit 5
ted to practice before the SUI
preme Court.
He served three years as a
Navy officer during World War
II and later was associated
with the general counsel's Of
flee of the Reconstruction FL.
nance Corp. and the Navy De-
partment's Board Of Contract
Appeals.
For the last six years, he had =.
been an attorney for the Fair
child Engine and Aircraft Corp.
at Islip.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mil
dred Patterson Dawson, and
two daughters, Gail Irene. 10,
a student at Hood College.
Frederick, Md, and Lynne.
Ellen, IA. His mother, Mrs,
Grace Stewart Dawson, lives
at the Kennedy-Warren here.
Mr.. Dawson's father was the
late Thomas Fitzhugh Dawson,
who once was clerk of the Su-
preme Court. =,
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Leroy Schwurtzbock,
Mechanic on B&O

Leroy S. Schwartzback, SO, a
mechanic with the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad for 80 years, died
of a heart attack while at work
Tuesday.
A native of Gaithersburg,
Md, he had lived at 3058 M
street NV. for the last %
years.
He leaves a daughter, Miss
Betty Jane Schwartzback, 5075
Bradley boulevard, chevy
Chase; a son, Roger L.. Briggs
CLANCY road, Silver Spring, and
a brother, Vincent Davis, Gary,
Ind.
Services will be at 12:45 pm.
Saturday at the Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 3072 M street NV.
Burial will be in Park Lawn
Cemetery, Rockville, Md.
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DrathH

WHITE. MATTE LOUISE MAYHEM,
OF Mitchellville. Md. on March |.
1860, wife Of the late Thomas P,
White mother Of Mrs. Frances
Moore Mrs Paul Keefer. Mrs IeRoy
THOMAS Hill. Mrs. Jonathan Walker.
Mrs. Alvin Beall. IgnatiuS Mayhem
and Stanislaus Mavhew; sister OF
Mrs. Robert 5cible and James
Adams. Twenty-nine erandehildren
and nine Observation-Disclosures also
survive Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home 5SOI Cleveland ave.
Riverdale Md. on Friday, March 4.
at / pm. Inte-ment Trinity .Epis-
copal Cemetery. Upper Marlboro.
Nd.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often o cord OF thanks in
The Stur meets o need which con
hdrdlY be solved in ony Other woS
NOT only is il gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but also courteouslN
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses OF the monS to whom
O personal note OF thanks cunnot
we'll be mailed OF whose homes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion OF o cord Of thonks
muy be arranged BY telephone 1t
The Stur u $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS-Double sites,
crypt; value. Sl,75O; will sell for
Sl,2O0; Garden OF the Apostles, Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Call FE. 1-6lS4.
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK - Near
! fountain gravesites; now selling
lor Sl.l95: asking $1,000 or make
oheT. DU, 5-S7l2. 3
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Garn nf Uhanka

NAUMANN, KATE. The family OF
the late KATE NAUMANN wishes
to express their sincere appreeia-
ton 10 everyone for CARDS, mowers
and other tokens of sympathy dur
ing their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY. 2
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BURMELL. ANNIE L. On 4,

March /. 1860, ANNIE L. BUR
WELL Of 2133 18th st. NV, wife
OF Roy Burwell and mother OF Rosa
lee Dawson. Selena Green. Thelma
Brown, Lille Anne. Roy, IT.. Alvin
and Melvin Burwell. She also is
survived by five sisters, four brothers.
one grandchild and other relatives
and friends. After pm. Thursday,
San '" At the JarSis Chspe,, I43S
You ST NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Mount Pleasant Bap-
fist Church. I'd ST. and Rhode Island
ave. NV, on Friday March 4 at
IL am. Interment Orange Coun-
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MIIlHELL. HANNAH on Wedne,.

day, March 2, 1900, at George
washington Hospital, HANNAH T
MITCHELL, beloved wife of the
late Patrick J Mitchell and mother
OF Margaret M. james j., William
p. and the late John E Mitchell
Friends may call at the IaltavulI
Funeral Home, 1903 l4th st. NV,
from D D.m. to 8 pm. Thursday
March 3. and 10 a m. until noon
Friday March Services and in.
terment Chicago. Ill. Chicago
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=" john wilson Hs5 Commander.
BIlRNs ELlzABETH B, On Tueso,

bIhNS, ELILABEIH b On IutsudE'
March /. 1860, at the Home for
Incurables. ELIZABETH B BURNS
OF Keni,worth. d. c., daughter Of
Mrs Mabel Alice Brown and sister
of Mrs Doris v Sanders. Mrs.
Richard W Brown Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne, where seTy-
ices Will be held on Saturday March
8, at 10 am Interment Wssning-
ton National Cemetery.
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CALAMos, HARRY W. On wednes

day. March 3 1850 at his resi-
HARRY II. CALAMOs. beloved bus
band of Fanny H. CalamoS, father
OF Mrs. Thomas Reamy and Helen
Calamos, brother OF Peter Calamos
and Mrs. Stella Kiousis. Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV
parking fscilities). Services at
SITS. Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church, 41l5 18th st.
NV, on Saturday. March 3, at >
pm Interment Mount Comfort
Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. A con-
tribution to SITS Constantine and
Helen Building Fund may be made
as an eXDreSSion Of Eymnathy
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DEATHERAGE, CECIL ELMER,

Wednesday March >. 1880. al
George Washinston University Hos
pital, CECIL ELMER DEATHERAGE
OF 3l4o Wisconsin ave. NV, hus-
pand of Anna Parham DeatheraRe.
iather OF Mrs. Jesse c. Denton OF
Dallas. Tex, and brother Of HUBERT
l. and John R Deatherage and
Pauline Destnerage, He also is
survived by two grandchildren
FRIENDS may call at Gawler's Chapel.
100 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
ing opposite) where services will
be held on Friday, March at
pm. InteTment Denver, Colo
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BURGESS, JAMES A. On wednesday

March ,, 1860. JAMES A. BURGESS
OF 1928 South list St, Arlington,
Va. beloved husband OF Mrs Clara
c. Burgess and father Of Mrs. Edith
Teien OF Manassas. Va; brother
OF Maurice Burgess, Mrs Grace
Dodge and Mrs Katherine Dean,
all Of Metropolitan Washington He
also is survived by one grandehild
and three Observation-Disclosures
Friends NAV call at the Robert
J Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Co.
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va. 'park-
ing in rearl Requiem mass viii
be offered at 800 am Friday,
March 4. at St. Thomas More Cath
ole Church, Arlington Va. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry 3
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MILAN. MAX. On Wednesday.

March ., 1850. MAX M fLLIAS Of
4UO7 Hlgh7iew DR.. Silver Spring,
Nd. husband OF Mrs Amelia Mil
Ian and father Of Mary A MILAN.
S Mrsi John KoziS. Mrs. Stanley
Mrs. Ferril s Liscomb. Mrs VIII
liam B. Salyards. Mrs. Quentin B
keenan, and Elmer MILAN. There
are fifteen grandchildren and six
great-gTandchildren Mr. MILAN
rests at the Warner E Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md parking facil-
itieSl Recitation OF the rosary will
be at z pm Friday. March Mass
will be offered for the repoSe OF
his soul at 10 am Saturday, March
3, at St. Catherine Laboure Catholic
Church, VierS Mill and C,aridge
rds., Wheaton, Nd. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery
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BELL, lula. on Wednesday, March

., 1860. JULIA BELL Of 62l a
Park I'd. NV She leaves hye
nieces. Helen Baker, Irene Gordon.
Lillian Dawkins, Bessie Wright ana
Mary Powell Remains at the
Jey9es Funeral Home. ll6 MsSsa-
chusetts ave. NV, after pm.
Friday. March (. Funeral services
at the Second Baptist Church, Slh
Sd st. NV. on Saturday. March :.
at 10 am Interment Woodlswn
Cemetery.
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Brown, EDWARD JOSEPH. On

Wednesd9 1ggsv March n < 1850, Ed
husband OF Virginia Dorothy Brown,
father Of Mrs Elizabeth Lee Bell
Robert Joseph Brown and Mrs,
Beverly Ann Clark and brother Of
Emil W. Brown and Mrs Margaret
Faulconer. Friends may call at the
Gawler Chapel. 1854 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, after 10 am. Friday,
March courtesy parking oppo-
site). Private maSs will DC offered
at st. Stephens. cath ano K SITS.
NV. on Saturday, March >, at
TAO am. Prayers will follow at
the Gawler Chapel, at $3.50 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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De MOLL. MAMIE n. On TUESDAY,

March l, 1850. at Georgetown Uni
yerslty Hospital MAMIE h De
MOLL.. wife OF the late Otto ] De
Mol, mother Of Mrs F. R. Baily, Bal
timore.. Nd Mrs. James A. Camp.
bell Of Atlanta Ga. and MIS-
David L Dickerson Of Washing.
ton, D. c. sister Of Ida Mae
Snyder Of Kensington. Nd Friends
may call at GaWler's Chapel. 1855
"a. ave nv courtesy parking op
poSiteb after - noon Wednesday
March . Services will De held al
the Christ Episcopal Church 1900
Q ST.. NV. GEORGETOWN. on Friday.
Aarch 4, at II am. Interment
Rock Greek CPmEtery .
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DIGGGS, IN NARY E, On Tuesday, Msrcl

LAM 4. On tuesday, March
J., 1860. at Prince Georges Hos
pital MARY Z. DIGGS OF Brandy
wine. Nd, wife Of the late John
4 DiggS and mother OF Elmer,
Gladys and Henry Digs, jr. She
also leaves three grandchildren. one
brother and a host of other fela-
yves and friends Friends NAV
caH after 8 pm Friday. March 4
az the kelson Funeral Home,
Aauasco. Nd. Funeral services al
D.m, Saturday. March 3 al
me gibbons Church Brandywine,
Mo, the Rev g E Sims oficiat-
ing I1tevmept church
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LANES =. Departed this
NE on Monday. February 20. 1860,
TAYLOR Of 10 o st. ne. beloved
son of Mrs Mary G. Taylor. hus-
band Of Mrs Ocie Taylor and father
OF William, Edna B.. Eloise. Louise
and Helen K. Taylor He also is
survived by two brothers. Tom and
Henry Taylor: a sister. Mrs Cora
Nixon: other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm Thursday March 3.
friends are invited to call al the
Barbour Funeral Home, ~ K st
ne. until Friday, March 4. at
pm. Funeral and interment wal
lace, N c.
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LANHAM. SHIRLEY R. On wednes.

~ uaTrb !, ~, On Wtunts-
County Hospital, SHIRLEY. r. Ian
HAM OF Aide, Va, beIoVeu son of
Mrs. Mary R Lanham ano brother
OF Mrs, John Ward. AnceI ana
Curtis Lanham. Friends and rela-
tiVes may call at the Royston Flu
neral Home, Middleburg, va. where
services will be held on Friday.
March 4, at = pm. lnterment
Sharon Cemetery. MiddieburR, Va
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LECHLIDEK, MAUpR yIRcINIA

Wednesday, March =. 1860. at tns
Washington Sanitarlum and hos.
pitaL MAupk VIRGINIA LLCH.
Silver Spring, Nd, wife OF Thoma,
L. Leehlider, ST, ana mother oil
Mrs Everett E. Schulze, Mrs. VII.
liam J. Wright, Miss Anna NJ. Lech.
lider, Thomas l., H., and Franci.
ID. LetchliceT. There also are ter
grandchildren ana seven great.
grandchildren Mrs Lechlider rest,
at the warner E. Humphrey Flu.
neral Home, Si34 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Md. where service
will be held on Saturday, March
,. at ? pm parking facilitiesI
Interment BurtonSviile Union Gem.
etery. 4,
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BURGEss. janis 4. Membe!s Of

BURGESS, JAMES A. Members Of
[SM1 Gen Nelson A. Miles Camp,
No. !. u S W. ". are
3$z3EG hereby notified OF the deat tn
IWSSfBM Of our late comrade,
l8SSzA&Al JAMES A. BURGESS. Fu-
neral services at the Muir
ply Funeral Home 1924
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va at
$50 am Friday, March 4 our
service omitted interment Airing
ton National Cemetery at 1880
am Friday, March
JOHN WILSON, Commander.
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REAIL. REuLAH ETHEL. On II

BEALI.' bEI LAH EIHEL, On IutS-
Washington University Hospital,
BEULAH ETHEL BEALL Of Rte. /.
Sterling. Va. wife Of George T.
Beall and mother of Mrs Marion
Tavenner, Sterling, Va. and MIL
lard Fillmore Beall, Washington.
D. c. She also is survived by five
grandchildren. three great-erand-
children, one sister, Mrs George
Gilmore Rockville Nd. and two
brothers, Fred Brown, Beltsville,
Md, and Carroll Brown. Henderson
Corner. Nd. Friends may call at
the Green Funeral Home, 10l
Eden st. Herndon, Va Notice Of
funeral later The family requests
that in lieu of flowers. please make
donations to the Heart Association
OF Northern virginia, 500 North
Lakewood St. Arlinaton, Va.
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MIITEN. LYDIA A. NETTIE). c

VA lEN' LULA ~. MEL llED. On
residence Of her daughter, 323 Long
fellow St NV, LYDIA A, MITTEN
lnee Burlington, wife OF the late
Georse h Mitten. mother OF Mrs
Irving L. Andrews, sister OF Mrs.
Walter Hape, Mrs. Victor H Zepp
and j. Whitfield Burlington; grand
mother OF Richard H. Andrews.
Friends may call at the Lee Flu.
neral Home. Attn St and Mass.
ave ne, where services will be
held on Friday, March 4, at 10
am, 1nterment Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Taneytown. Md 3
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CAkSON, HATTIE MAE. on SaLur-
day, February ~, 1860 at the
District General Hospital. HATTIE
MAE CARSON of 1900 Kane place
ne. She is survived by two sons
clifton II Atkins and John Car
SON ten grandchildren one niece.
Hazel Atkins; one daughter in law
and a host of other relatives and
friends After pm. Thursday.
March 3, friends are invited to
call ct the Henry S. Washington
a. Sons Funeral Home, 1925 'Desne
ave. ne Funeral services on Fri
day. March 4, at pm. at the
First Baptist Church OF Deanwood
zoos 45th st ne. the Rev An
drew Allen officiating. interment
Harmony Memorial Park 3
CHASE, LUELLA P. On Wednesday
the Cumberland Apartments, LII
ELLA P. CHASE, daughter Of the
late Francis Marion and Mary
Ficklen Chase. Friends may call
at Gawlers Chapel 1885 Pa. ave
NV. courtesy parking opposite
Services will be held at the Ma
tionsl City Christian Church
Thomas Circle NV. on Monday
March Z, at . pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. o
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CAMF. FAUL IT 5uUdenIy, on Tues
day. March I. 1860. PAUL II.
CAMP OF 742l Blair I'd NV. nus
bano of Elizabeth Conklin Camp.
Mr. Camp rests at the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home Si34
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
where service will be held on Thurs
day, March = at pm. IntermenI
private Z
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day March ]. 1860, at her home.
I23 Richmond ave. Silver Spring,
Md. SARA JANE PEDDiCoRD,
mother Of Mrs Edna l.. Price, Mrs
Cornelius NJ Gallagher and Harold
children and four reat-grandchil-
dren. Mrs Peddlcord rests a. the
Warner Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
Friday, March 4. at . pm. park
ing facilities Interment ColesVile
Cemetery. Baltimore papers please
copy
PORT, IDA T. OF Route /, Good
Luck I'd, Lanham, Md, on March
., 1860 friend of Elmer l. and
Gertie S Herr. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home, 5SOl Cleveland
ave. Riyerdale. Md, on Friday,
March 4, at $50 pm. Interment
Carver Memorial Cemetery.
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March ], 1860. at The WASHINGTON
Hospital Center, ROBBIE LEE DA-
Wis OF 6l2i New Hampshire ave
ne, beloyed wife OF Charles DAVIS,
mother oil Roswell Dilworth. sister
OF Gordon Hill of Atlanta Ga. and
grandmother of Deborah ana Rod
erick Dllworth She also Is sur
ylVed oy. one daughter-in-law one
aunt and many other relatives ana
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home. 80 II st. ne. after . p,m
Friday, March 4 Funeral on Satur-
day, March ;, from the East Calvary
Methodist Church. l4th st. and
independence ave. Sc, at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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KING. WALDO D. On Tuesday. March

/. 1860, at the residence OF his
grsndoaughter, May V. Barrett OF
oQ51 Dunlap st. Sc. WALDO u.
KING. He is survived by seven
grandchildren. FRIENDS may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81. and Mass. ave. ne, where SerV-
ices Will De held on Saturday. March
ington National Cemetery.
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EDMONDS, BERTHA On MONDAY

February ~, 1860. BERTHA rs.
MONDS OF 33g3 Blaine ST. ne
we OF the late. John R Edmonas
and beloved mother OF Miss lose
phine V. Edmonds. Mrs Irene
Jones and Mrs. Julia z Garner Also
surviving are eight grandchildren.
three REORGANIZATION and other
relatives and many friends After 4
. m Thursday March 3 friends
are Invited to call at the McGuire
Funeral Home, 1920 9TH 81 NV
Funera services at the Metropoll-
tan A. NJ. E. Church, NJ St, between
10Th and 18th SITS NV. on Fri
Gay. March 4. at pm Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery a
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Suddenly, on Wednesday, March >,
1860, at the home Of his son, 81
West Great Falls St. Falls Church,
TTaoMpAseoSNh5 is sadd o. M torm 1AEca ~
Herndon, Va, husband OF the ate
Lucy L. Thompson and father Of
Russell c Thompson OF Fails
Church, Va. and Mrs. Helen Skin
ner OF Arlington, Va. He also is
survived by five grandchildren, six
teen Observation-Disclosures ten great
great-Rrandchildren and one great
t-Rreat-grandchild. Friends may
call at the Green Funeral Home.
lOl Eden st. Herndon, Va. Notice
OF funeral later.
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ELMoRE, EMMETT A. On Tuesday
Msren J., 1860. EMMETT A, FL
MORE, uncle OF William B.. Theo-
gore E. and Miss Shirley Y. Rowe,
John and Joseph Sherman. Friends
may call at the Simmons Bros FIi-
neral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd
sc. (parking facilitiesI. on Thurs.
gay March 3, from ii am until
interment Glenwood Cemetery on
Friday, March 4. at o am
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PARHAM. KENNETH.

February. %, 1860, at the Wash
lnRton Hospital Center, KENNETH
PARHAM OF $40 I'd st. NV, devoted
husband OF Mary Parham. He also
leaves to mourn their loss his
mother, Jeanette Parham; one
daughter, one son. five sisters, three
brothers, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at his
above late residence, where friends
may call after 4 pm. Friday, March
4. Funeral services will be held
on Saturday March 3. at 10 am,
at the John 7 Rhines a. Co Fu-
neral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne
mortal Park
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Wednesday, March ., 1850. KAlH-
ERlNk CARSON LOWNDE5 OF 3526
Mhitehayen pkwy. NV, aunt OF
Pembroke Lowndes Thomas OF
jamestown. Va. Burial Office and
REQUIEM at 81. Pauls Episcopal
Church. 2i30 X ST. NV, on Satur-
day, March 3, at 10 am. Intermcnt
Rock Greek Cemetery