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PERKINS. THORNTON W
Tnasdav pakv,ary 70

Tuesday. February l6, 1860,
THORNTON W. PERKINS Of 4S33
10th ST. ne, beloved husband Of
Alice B. Perkins (nee baldwin,,
father of Thornton V. Perkins and
stepfather of Michael A. Marsden;
brother Of Maurice v. and Alvin R.
Perkins. Friends may call at
Nalley's Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave, at Eastern ave ne
where services will be held on Satur-
day, February 20. at . pm. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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SMITH, JAMES WESLEY On sun.

%Es1ES SaE Es0sSfFF SMITH # Il eiR1 l9eq JAMES
husband Of the late Mamie ~ r
Smith, father Of Virgie, Theodore
James and Carlton j. Smith, and
foster father of Fred J. Penny. Also
surviving are other relatives and
day, February; 19. friends p'a are Fb1- in
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where the rosary will be recited
at pm. REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated at st. AuguStiue's Cath
olic Church. 10th St, between
and Sts. NV, on Saturday. Feb
ruary 90, at 10 am Interment
Mount Clivet Cemetery 10
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CHASE, JOHN FRANCIS On T,

day, February I6, 1880, JOHN
FRANCIS CHASE, beloved son
OF Mrs. Caroline c. Bias. brother
Antoinette Chase; uncle of Mrs
Ihelma Cook and Oliver Chase. He
also is survived by a devoted friend,
Roberta Spencer. and other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Chase
may be viewed at 1888 Lang place
ne, after " pm. Friday, Feb
uary 10. Funeral on Saturday. Feb
ruary 20, from the Lane c. M E.
Church, l4th and C SITS. ne. at /
pm the Rev W. H. Iverson officiat-
ing. 1nterment WoodlaWn Gene
tery. Services by Stewart 10
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WOIe, Md, papers please copy.l
BEAN. MARIAN E. On Thursday,

BEAN, MARIAN Z. on Thursday,
dence, Brandywine, Md, MARIAN
E. BEAN, beloved wife of James
A. Bean and mother of Mrs. Mar
earet Blandford. She also is sur
vived by one brother, Brandt Early.
and FIVE grandchildren. Funeral
from her late residence. Brandy
wine, Md, on Monday. February
at $50 am. Mass at st
Michaels Church Baden. Nd. at
10 IN, Interment St. Pauls Gene
terry, Baden, Md Rosary on Sun
day. February u, at s pm 21
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

PARKLAWN CEMETERY-Graves
after pm. 2l
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POWELL. WILBUR yENNToN n,

Wednesday. Februlr; l., 1860, WILL
BUR BENTON POWELL OF 3l45
Mount Pleasant st. NV, the former
husband OF Johnnie Payne Powell
and father of Katherine L. and
Cynthia A Powell. Friends may
call at the S H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV,
from pm until 10 pm. Friday,
February 10 parking facilities) :.
Services at the above funeral home
on Saturday, February 20, at II
I'm. lnterment private. In lieu
OF flowers contributions may be
made to the Renewal Center Of the
Church Of the Saviour, 2O25 Massa-
ChuSPttS ave N NJ
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EEhNANS, ELILAbEIh. on WedneS-
BETH PERKINS OF 2525 Ontario
I'd. NV, beloved mother of Mar
iah Perkins, Helena Jones, Flossie
Mae Harvey. william, Johnny and
Charles Perkins: sister OF Maggie
Wade and Sanders Elliott She also
is survived by ten grandchildren,
two great-srandchildren. other rela-
lives and friends. The late Mrs
Perkins may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H st.
ne, after l pm. Sunday, Febru-
airy 81. Funeral services on Mon
Gay, FEBRUARY 20, at the Temple
Church OF God in Christ, I435 Park
I'd. NV, at / pm, Bishop Samuel
kelsey otneiating. Interment Carver
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HENDERSON. JULIA. On Sunday,

February "A, 1860, JULIA HEM
DERSON, wife of the late J. Major
Henderson. Other relatives and
friends also survive. Remains rest
ing at the Joynes Funeral Home.
1l6 Massachusetts ave. NV, after
: pm. Friday, February IL. Fu-
neral services at the Mount Carmel
Church. Sd and Eye SITS. NV, on
Saturday, February 90, at . pm.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
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RAYFoRD. BESSIE On w.dn..s.,

February Il, 1860, at sannS NursinG
Home, Millersville, Md, BESSIE r
RAYFoRD of 1908 E st. Sc, beloved
wife Of John E Rayford and mother
o. Elmer carr Rsyford. Ruth B.
also is survived by ten erandchils
dren. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290i i4th 81
NV on Saturday, February 30, at
meDf Dmi csgar CgparkinE IiiI Gfacilitiesl. Inter
mond. Va, and Suffolk, va, papers
please COPY 10
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HAMBuRG, Nd5L G MICHAEL; On THURSDAY,

February IS. 1860, MICHAEL HAM
BURG of 5203 Colony rd., Oxon Hill.
burg OF New York Abe Hamburg
Of Oxon Hill, Md; Herman Hamburg
Of North Miami Beach, Fla, and
Ronald and Mervyn Hamburg, both
OF Philadelphia, Pa. He also is
survived by nine grandchildren. Fu-
neral services and interment Phila-
delphia, Pa. Memorial week, 52O3
Colony rd.. OXon Hill, Md. DAN
ZanSky Funeral Service
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day, February II. 1860, at heI
nS6enf nrsSSidenee; 3i7 Ingraham st; NV.
mother Of MesdameS Mary c. New,
ton, R. Alberta Phillips, Annie Ma,
Bundy, Naomi S. Dyson, Lillian S
BAH and David W. and John R
simmons; sister Of John Meredith
is survived by FIVE grandchildren
other relatives and friends. m,
late Mrs. Simmons may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 3(
Il st. ne, after 12 noon SUNDAY
Monday. February 90. at the Fbene
ger Methodist Church, 4th and I
StS. Sc, at II noon. the Rev. r II
Johnson ofiiciating Interment
Carver Memorial Cemeterv ~
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PIERCE. John DAVID on eo11 N

fan or, Seat Pleasant, Md, on
February l., 1860, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Pierce. brother Of
William Timothy Pierce and grand
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce
Services at the Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 1Ith St Sc. on Satur-
day. February 20, at 2;3O pm In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery Fam
lly residing at H. o. Summers. 1920
b-21oS
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COY. RAYMOND E.. Sr. Suddenly, O.

Wednesday, February IL igsS' az az
Eatontown, N j.. RAYMOND z
COY. ST., of .9O1 Lincoln St., Rock
vile, Md, beloved husband Of Mona
l. Coy, father of Raymond E. Coy,
u, and Terry L. Coy Friends are
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Rockville, Md, after pm. Friday,
February 10. until 4 pm. Satur
Gay. February 20 Service in KAN
sas City, Kans. Interment in the
National Cemetery at Fort Leaven-
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February Is, 1860, JAMES P
HODGES, devoted brother OF Mrs
Cora L. Hodges OF Washington, D. C.
port News. Va. He also is sur
vived by one niece. Mrs. Hyacinth
B. Tennessee Of Newport News, Va.
two nephews. Eliza P. Moon and
Louis B. Coleman Of New York, and
other relatives and friends Fu-
neral and interment Mathews, Va.
Local arrangements by Frazier, 90
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SFILLMAN, DOVIE McGUINN. on
Monday. February l 3, 1860. DOVE
McGUINN SPILLMAN of Brandy,
Va, beloved wife of the late Mai.
Spillman and sister of the late
John and Edward McGuinn, Lucy
Blackwell and Sarah Becks. She
also is survived by eight nieces, one
nephew, eleven grand nieceS and
nepheWs and four great-grand
nieces and nephews Funeral will
be held in Brandy at pm. Satur-
day. February 90. Interment in
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PINNIx. Jesse. On Sunday. rebru.

airy n, 1900. JESSE PINNIX. He
leaves one sister. two brothers other
relatives and friends Remains at
the. Joynes Funeral Home. ll6 Mas
SachuSetts ave. n ", after pm.
Friday. February 10, where services
will be held on Saturday. Febru-
ary 70. at 10 am. Interment Har-
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CONWAY. LILLIAN M. ON Mednes-

NVNNA1, LILLIAN NJ. On Wednes-
TS nay c6SWAYy 6PSTEIaTy Il i: 1850, d9 Lillian
ave; NV, aunt of Paul W. Flather,
Earl Y. Conway, jr., and Wilbert
Butt. Services at the s II
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th
et. NV, on Saturday. February 20,
at 10 am. Cparking facilities) In
.terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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CHASE, JAMES tNIP). On wednes-
Gay; February 10; 1860, JAMES
cHASE OF 1870 Howard rd. sc,
friends may call at the Robert q
Mason Funeral Home, $500 Nichols
ave. Sc. GraveSide services at the
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery on
Saturday February 20, at 10 am.
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HAMPTON, MARSHALL M. Suddenly
on Friday, February 10, 1860, MAR
HECHMER, ELEANOR ELLIS.

Thursday, February lS, 1860, at
her residence. l7OS Lexington rd
Falls Church, Va, ELEANOR ELLIS
HECHMER. beloved wife Of William
L. Hechmer. mother of William l.
Eechmer, Jr.. and daughter Of
Hairy L and Eleanor C. Ellis
Friends may call at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home, 3945 Wilson blvd
lparking in the rearl, Arlington,
Va. where there will be a recita.
tlon of the rosary Friday, February
l9, at s pm. A requiem mass will
be celebrated 10 am Saturday.
February 20 at St James Catholic
Church, Falls Church. Va Inter-
ment Calvary Memorial Park, Fair
memorial contributions be made to
their local chapter Of the American
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February Is, 1860. JOSEPHINE
SANDERS. She is survived BY two
nieees, three nephews and many
mains will lie in state at the Emory
Chapel Methodist Church, Gray
ton, Md, on Friday, February 10.
after 4 pm. Services will be held
on Saturday, February 20. at ,
pm, the Rev. Julian o Grayson
ofiiclating. ARRANGEMENTS by the W.
H. Bacon Funeral Home, 1922 eth
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DE BERRY. DAVID W On TUESDAY

DE BERRY, DAVID W. On Tuesday.
Ee6ruary 10. 1860, DAVID W. DE
Berry BERRY Of llnl 7th st. Sc. beloved
husband OF Ruby De Berry He
also is survived by other reiatives
and friends The late Mr. De Berry
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home 30 H st. ne, after 3
rsnl:,,. pm: Friday February 10, where
February 20. at 10 am fnterme1f
Lincoln Memorial Cemeterv
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BYE ANDREW. On Thurs-
day. February Is, 1860, BYE AN
DREW NIXON, beloved husband OF
Dorothy Jane Nixon OF l7l7 East
Capitol st. Friends may call at
the Robert A Mattingly Funeral
Home, ,'l3l 1lth st Sc, after pm
Friday, February 10, where services
will be held on Saturday. February
90. at l:3O pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Wednesday, February IL 1a6o O N
his residence. l2O East GleSe rS
AlexandTia. Va, HENRY EVERETT
RAWLETT, Beloved Husband of
Eanchion X. Rawlett and son of
tne ate Augustus A. and Fannie
nAsnS on saturSaT Hswlet1; Funeral services
pm, at The Christ spiscopai Church
!nterment National Memorial PARK
ErlenoS may call at the CUNNING.
nam nam Funeral Home, Cameron and
AIIfeo SITS. Alexandria, Va, 19
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JAMES, JOSEPH W. On Mednesdar

February +. 1860, at the hfs; pistrict
General Hospital, JOSEPH w.
JAMES Of 1904 New Jersey ave.
NV. beloved son of Mrs. Sarah
Newton. devoted husband OF Ruth
James and father of Joseph, ir,
and William S. James. He also
leaves to mourn his passing eleven
auntS. thirteen uncles and a host
OF other relatives and friends. No
tice CT funeral later ARRANGEMENTS
by the John T Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 3Ol5 10Th St ne, Wash
inntnn Il d q
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. SANDERS. ROBERT. On Monday.

SANDERS. ROBERT. On Monday.
February 10. 1860, ROBERT
SANDERS. He is survived BY
daughter, three .nephews, fve grand
cnlloren, one niece and many other
relatives and friends, Remains will
lie in state at the Emory Chapel
Methodist Church, Grayton, Nd, on
Friday, February 10, after 4 pm.
Services will be held on Saturday,
Julian o.. GraySon oficiating, Ar.
raneements by the W. H. Bacon
Funeral Home. 17@2 7th st. NV.
SECoR. JAMES B. Suddenly, on
Thursday. February rs, 1860. At
his residence, S0OI Carroll ave,
& Takoma PARK Nd, beloved brother
OF Herbert W.. Walter +. and Clara
NJ. Secor: uncle OF Mrs. Joan Ouin-
Ian OF Brewster. Fla. Notice OF
services later.
RONAIn ~ ,eoo r,
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CREW, DAVID H. On Tuesday. Feb

ruary Is, 1860. David H CREW REV
Of I12l Fairmont st. NV, father
OF David H. Crew and Albert Mason
Crew; brother of Mrs. Thelma c
jackson. Other relatives and MANY
friends also survive. After 4 pm
Friday, February 10. friends may
Sal at the Frazier Funeral Home.
5S9 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held on Saturday,
February 20. at II am Inter.
ment National Harmony Memorial
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TOWER. RALPH sOLoN. suddenly.

on Wednesday, February Il, 1860,
at Asheville, N. c.. RALPH SOLON
TOWER. He is survived by his wife,
Emile Plugee Tower of ASheville,
N. c.. and several nieces and neph-
eWS of Washington, D. c. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. courtesy parking op-
posite) after noon Saturday, Feb
ruary 20. Graveside services will be
held at Rock Greek Cemetery on
Monday. February -, at pm. 81
VAIL. HELEN NJ. OF East Marion.
Long Island, N Y, at her daughters
residence, 36 Hawaii ave. ne, on
February Is, 1860, mother OF Helen
II. Hawkins, Services and inter-
ment East Marion, Long Island.
N. 2. Services BY Chambers,
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day FebrnaTy naS'f Is, 1850 BENjAMIN RR IRNIii
F. JOHNSON Of IA 18th st. Sc,
leaves to mourn their loss " other &
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th
st. ne Notice of funeral later
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DrathH
RARNEs. RICHARn n on nr ahont

Monday, February 5, 1860, RICH
ARD T. BARNES, beloved husband
of Margaret A Barnes tnee Ban
nom. father of Richard R., Sharon
4. Patricia A. and Margaret A.
Barnes, son of Ruth Barnes and
brother Of Betty Henderson, Carol
Shipley, Earl, George and Harry
Barnes. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home 1861 Good
Hope rd. sc. parking facilities,
on Saturday, February 90, at 10
am. GraveSide services and inter-
ment at II am. in MeadoWridge
Memorial Park Cemetery. (Balti-
more. Md nanerS nleaSa rnnv
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BEATTY. NOSES: on Monday. Fsb.

rqary IS, 1860, MOSES sESOfi; Beatty Fly
OF 200 K st. S.w.. beloved husband
OF Jamie L. Beatty. father OF Betty
Jean, Moses, IT.; Ronald and Patricia
Beatty: son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. C.
Beatty Of Anderson, s. c.. ard
brother OF Irene Maddox of Ander-
son. S, c., and Rufus Beatty. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After pm, Thurs
day, February Is. friends may call
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9Th st NV. Funeral and inter-
ment Anderson. s. C 10
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TATE. MARY EMMA. suddenly. on

Wednesday, February II, 1860, at
her residence. 4l2 L st. Sc, MARY
Miss Mary Elizabeth Tate and sister
Of Elijah Willis. She also is sur
vived by other relatives ana friends.
Remains may be viewed after 4
pm. Friday. February 10, at the
Barnes & Matthews Funeral Home
36l9 18th st. Lw. Oath ST. at
Spring rdD. Funeral services on
Saturday, February 20. at pm,
at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church,
18th and East Capitol sts.. the Rev
J. Harvey Randolph officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 10
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PRESTON, MINNIE v n

PRESTON, MINNIE v. On Friday.
February 10, 1860, MINNIE v,
PRESTON Of 336 v st. NV, devoted
wife OF James Preston. Notice Of
funeral later Arrangements by
Dovie G. Brooks and Otis F. Allen,
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cE3SK. fsSISarJo JOSEPH NO "; On THURSDAY,
CRONK of Indian Head, Nd h,is-
band OF the late Bertha A. Cronk.
father Of Elsie Fulford. Ola KassiriS
and Carlin. Aubrey, Percie G. and
Sarlyle M. Cronk. He also is sur
NlFed by two sisters and two broth
srs Funeral from the Arehart Fu-
nera! Home. Inc, La Plata, Nd,
on Sunday, February Il, at . pm,
l@nSeEment @ Park Hill Cemetery,
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REYNOLDS. CLARENCE I; Suddenly,

on Friday, February ia, T.i'is, is60. at
CLARENCE !. REYNOLDS. brother
Of Henry W Reynolds and Mrs
Mary E. Bauer. Friends may call at
the Birch Funeral Home 3O34 M
81. NV, after + pm. Friday. Feb
held on Monday, February 90, at ii
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 81
R0BEY, MILTON ORVILLE On
Wednesday, February Il, 1850. MIL
TON ORVILLE .ROBEY, son Of the
late Milton and Matte Robey. He
is survived by four brothers and
two sisters. Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd on
Saturday. February 20, at in.30
am. Services at ST. Johns Chapel,
Pomonkey Md, at II am, In
terment Bumpy Oak Cemetery.
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SIMMONS. AZALEA. On wednesday,
February II, 1850. at her residence,
Va, AzALEA SIMMONS. wife Of
OTIS Simmons and sister of Nellie
K. Smith. Five nieccs, four neph-
ews and many other relatives and
friends also survive. Mrs, Simmons
may be seen at the Chinn Funeral
Home; 2605 shirltngton I'd. Arling-
Iuary 10. Funeral services at the
Roberts Memorial Methodist Church,
oO4-A South WashinRtcn St. Alex
andria, Va, at pm. Saturday,
February 20. Interment Carver Me-
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MIME GERTRUDE taylor of fsHo Sta.
tion .rd., Lanham, Md. She is sur
Vlved by nephew, H. Taylor Mont
ices at the Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md, on Sunday, February 81, at
10 am. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Short Hill, Va,
Visiting hours after 8 pm. Fri
day, FehruarY 10 %
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February II, 1850. JAMES F. CALL
LOW of 534 Belieview drive, Falls
Church, Va. beloved husband Of
Elizabeth M. Callow (nee Sulli-
ran), father OF Mrs, Frances
Claybourne. Mrs. Rose Cunning
ham, Mrs. Elizabeth Frawley,
Mrs. Mary Kelly, James and Eugene
Gallow. and brother OF Mrs. Mary
klrchner and Leo Callow. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. 3l7 Pa. ave Sc. on Satur-
day. February 20, at 9 am. Re-
ouiem mass at ST. Francis yavier
CHURCH at 9:39 am. Relatives and
TRENDS invited. Interment Cedar
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DE 4 ItRS, LUITIE. On Tuesday, Feb
Tuary l6, 1860. LOTTIE BETTERS.
She leaves two sisters, one brother,
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call a. the Joynes Funeral
Home, ll6 Massachusetts, ave. n ",
after pm. Friday, February 10.
Saturday, February 20, at - noon
Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery
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FRED ZIMMERS. President.
EDGAR j. APPEL. Fin Secy

REID. MARION IRENE. On Wednes-
Washington Hospital Center, MA
RION IRENE REID. loving wife Of
John H Reid Of 1867 California
st. NV, mother of Mrs. Marion
Faulkner, Yolanda and John H.
Reid. jr.; sister of Norrine Boston.
Four grandchildren, one nephew,
other relatives and friends also sur
vive. Mrs. Reid will rest st the
above address after Z pm. Friday,
February 10. Funeral services at Q
pm, Saturday. February 20, at the
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church,
18th and SITS. NV, the Rev.
Theodore Ledbetter officiating. In
terment Pleasant Grove Cemetery,
Mclean, Va. ARRANGEMENTS by
Chinn, 10
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IDA. On Monday, Febru-
airy is, 1850. IDA SANDERS. She
is survived by a daughter. a brother,
siSter-in-law, five grandchildren, Ave
nieces, four nephevs and many
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains will lie in state at the Emory
Chapel Methodist Church, Grayton,
Nd, on Friday. February 10, after
4 pm. Services will be held on
Saturday, February 90, at . pm,
the Rev. Julian o, Grayson ofnciat.
ing. Arrangements by the W. II.
Bacon Funeral Home, 1922 7th
st nv
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BROWN, ROLAND J. (RUsTYl. o.

Monday. February Is. 1860, Ro-
Sth st. NV, husband of Louise
Brown. son of Josephine Brown
Twyman and Clarence Brown. de-
voted stepson of Edwin Twyman,
brother OF Clarence Bernard Brown,
Mamie Magruder and Shirley Twy.
man. stepbrother of Norma Hern-
don and Earl Twyman, grandson Of
Joseph Bell. He also is survived
ny two aunts, Fannie Davis and
Ruth. Stroud, and other relatives
and friends. After II noon Friday,
February 10, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You
St NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Liberty Baptist Church,
Sl5 I'D st. NV, on Saturday, Feb
Tuary, 90, at l pm. interment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

GRAAIBLING. La. (Specia)-
Coach Fred Hobby will greet
this sentiment with breeding
suspicion. but nothing short Of
famine and pestilencc can pre-
vent his Grambling Tigers from
enjoying another banner basket
oall campaign.
In studying the national sraaII-
college picture, CrsmbIing looks
swe.irspiring.
Numerally and physically the
team strikes note Of uniform
,cwer and should experience
little difficulty rolling TO another
season Of Southwestern Confer
nee domination.
Since he got his first chance
as head man four years ago. the
Hobby Basketball Savings and
Loan Association has forced area
secrs to discard crystal balls for
roulette wheels by winning l05
of l24 games and two SWAC
titles.
The imaginative coach won %
straight games before suffering
a single setback in 80 and cap
ped another fine season last year
by winning % Of 81 outings TO
advance into the quarterfinal
round of the NAIA tournament
in Kansas City.
While the coach takes an OK
trcmcly cautious view Ct Gramh-
line's chances for national title.
he expects TO captivatc his ellen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
GriddeYs Join
UNI Gage Team

ANN ARBOR. Mich. - Michi-
gan'S 1861 basketball hopes re-
ceived boost this week from
the Wolverine football squad in
a department which is in definite
need CT added strength the
rebounding department.
Tom Maentz. six-foot three
inch, 206.pound end from Grand
Rapids, and Bob Brown. another
wingman. who stands six feet five
inches tall and weighs 225. both
with experience last year. report
cd to Coach Dave Strack
Brown leitercd last season as
a center while Maentz. forward.
was ineligible the second scme-
stcr. but both. have the height
and rugged ness as well as the
jumping ability to give big as
sist to the Wolverines in control
ling the ball. Two other gridderS.
beth reserves. also reported when
Syl Jankowski. Hamiramck. who
will be n guard candidate. and
George Ginger. Detroit. a for
ward, also turned out Ginger
stands six-three and weighs 204.
while Jankowski is a six footer
weighing 100.
Coach Strack, however. en-
phasized that il will take the
grid quartet practically a month
to reach the physical condition
necessary for topnotch court
service. II takes time and hard
work to develop basketball legs.
ard the transition from the grid
ron 10 the court is a tough
one. but Brown and Maentz, parti-
cuIarly. could help MS great
deal because cf the experience
they've had as well as their size
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03
Pistons, Ce|ties Clash,
Should Be Great

II the Detroit Pistons and
.'oslon Celtics follow the script
81 two earlier meetings this sea
son, Motor City basketball fans
are IN for rare treat Wednesday
night at Olympia.
The defending world champion
CelticS will make their initial APP
pcarancc Of the l960-6l National
basketball Association season here
IN The nishicap of doublcreader
against Coach Dick McGuires
Pistols at 8 pm Syracuse and St.
Louis open the twinb:Il at z o.
clock
Both Dctrolt-Boston tilts this
year have been true cliff hangers.
In the first one. Tom ncinsohns
lasl-Second desperation shot gave
the Celtics 1915 triumph in
the season inaugural for both
cubs back on October % at
Boston The Pistons evened the
count at IL. and snapped a
ls-gamc losing streak in the RI
valry with ll5-ll4 over
time victory at New York on
November IS Gene Shue twice
provided the cluth baskets. drop
ping in the tying points in re-
eulation and the winning hoop at
the final horn Of the extra session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-03

Following a slow start, the Gel
ties finally pushed ifo their &C.
cUstomed first-p.sce spot in the
Eastern Division late last week.
They overhavled esrIy-season
paeesefter Philadelphia with a
clutch 1928 triumph in Thurs
days head-on clash with the War.
riors.
Boston's offense is one Of the
most feared in the MIA with any
one of the starting quintet cap
able Ct breaking loose on a
given night. So far, Heinsohn and
veteran Guard Bob Cousy have
been the principal gunners. but
they've had much assistance from
Cenetr Bill Russell and guards
Frank Ramsey, Sam Jones and
Bill Sharman
This is Tie unit that Cousy pro-
claimed, in q preseason estimate,
is so good it scares me-
Wednesdays home game is the
second of the week and preccdes
a three-day breather in the sche-
dule. The Plstons are in the East
today following Saturday night 5
tit with New York at Philadelphia
and will layover there until Tues
days encounter with the Knicks
al Madison Square Garden.