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Mrs. Thomas Orr,
Of Chevy Chase

Mrs. Helen Quinn Orr, So, oi
1889 Stephenson place, Chevy
Chase. Md, an area resident
since childhood, died yesterday
at the Bethesda Naval Hospital
after a two-year illness.
Born in Baltimore, Mrs. Orr
came to Washington with hel
parents while a baby. She at
tended st. Cecilia Academy
here, and in 1915, married 1t
Thomas E. Orr, USN, retired.
Although she travelled a great
deal with her husband, Mrs
Orr maintained a residence
here and was active for many
years in the Blessed Sacrament
Church.
Besides her husband Thomas
of the home address, Mrs. Orr
leaves a sister, Mrs. Joseph B.
Scruggs of 2611 Key boulevard,
Arlington, and a brother, Wal
ter Quinn of the Willston
Apartments, Falls Church, Va.
Friends may call at the S. H,
Hines Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Serv-
ices will be at 9:l5 am. Mon
day at the funeral home, and
a high requiem mass will be
offered at 10 o'clock at the
Blessed Sacrament Church,
Western avenue and Quesada
street. Chevy Chase. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Charles 6. Eppes,
Leesburg Former
And Cattle Dealer

LEESBURG, Va, April 2s
tSpeciaD. - Charles Gibson
EppeS, 73, farmer and cattle
dealer, died of a heart condi.
ton Tuesday night at his home
near LeeSburg.
Born in Tazewell, Tenn, Mr.
Eppes came to Loudoun County
from Kentucky in 1917. He
owned and operated a 70O-acre
farm and become widely know,
throughout Northern Virginia
as a cattle dealer.
He was a member of Bethany
Methodist Church in Purcell
vile and was a Mason.
He leaves a son, Frank Glib
son Eppes of near Leesburg and
four daughters, Mrs. Jane
Drummer of Kensington, Md.
Mrs. Mary 10 Stapp and Mrs
Ally Charles Workman, jr., OF
Jacksonville. Fla, and Mrs
Lucy Tom Halman of Philadel-
phia and IL grandchildren.
Graveside services will be
held in Leesburg Union Gene
terry at 2 pm. tomorrow, East
ern Standard Time.
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Edward Rodgers
Transport Official

Edward o. Rodgers. 80, as.
sistant to the vice president oi
the Air Transport Association
of America, died today follow
ing a heart attack at George
town Hospital. His home was
at 1918 Kimberley road, Silver
Spring.
A native of Pittsburgh and g
graduate of the University OF
Arizona, Mr.. Rodgers served as
secretary to Senator Carl Hay.
den, Democrat of Arizona, until
1852. He then joined the All
Transport Association.
He leaves his wife, Caro-
Fuller; a son, Lawrence, ano
a daughter. Janice, all of the
home address.
Funeral services will be ar
ranged later.
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Preston Matt Nelson,
Brother of D. c. Judoe

Preston Matt Nelson, Sc
brother of Municipal Court
Judge George D. Nelson. died
yesterday in Salt Lake City.
A graduate of George Wash
ington University Law School
here, Mr.. Nelson was admitted
to the District bar in 1929.
In 1888, after several years in
private law practice in New
York. Mr.. Nelson became pres
ident of Central Aircraft Corp
In 1851 he returned to his
native Utah, where he organ
lied the Skyline Oil Co. At the
time of his death he was pres
ident of the firm.
Mr.. Nelson was a member OF
the Metropolitan Club of New
York, the Sons of the Utah
Pioneers and the Sons of the
American Revolution. He was
a member of the Latter Day
Saints CMormon) Church.
He leaves his mother, OF
Logan, Utah. and two sisters,
Mrs. Ellen N. Barnes of .440S
Burlington place NV. and Mrs.
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Miss Coulter, "a,
College Teacher

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, April
2s tAP).-Miss Cornelia Catlin
Coulter, "a of Ferguson, Mo-,
a retired college professor, died
yesterday in Riverside Hospital
here after an illness of six
months. She had been visiting
her nephew. J. Richard Coulter
of Newport News.
Miss Coulter was a graduate
of Washington University in
st. Louis and recently received
one of the university's distin-
guished alumni awards! She
was a professor in the depart.
ment of classics at Mount Holy
oke College in. South Hadley
Mass, for 20 years and also had
taught at VaSsar College. Miss
Coulter taught the first semes.
ter this year at the University
of North Carolina.
A past president of the Amer
ican Pathological Association
she was listed in Who's Who ir
America. Miss Coulter is sur
vived by brother, DR.. Joseph
H. Coulter of New Meadows
Idaho.
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Stevie'Horvuth,
Anti-Red Agent

NEW YORK, April % (AP)
-Stephanie (Stevie) Horvath,
New York detective who spent
five years as an undercover
agent spying on Communist
activities, died last night of
cancer. She was 48 years old.
She Joined the New York
Police Department in October,
1912. Four months later the
attractive, dark -haired woman
became a card-carrying Com
munist Party member under
the name Miss Stephanie
Reidel."
She left the party in l947
and testified on Communist
activities before a number of
groups, including the Senate
Internal Security Subcommit-
tee. She was credited by police
officials with ferreting out a
number of Communist Party
members.
Stricken with cancer in 1852,
she had been hoSpitalized much
of the time since then.
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A. E. Chustono,
Retired Inspector

Funeral services will be held
for Alexander E. Chastang, 81
OF Navy, Va, at st. Joseph's
Catholic Church in Herndor
at 10 am. Thursday.
Mr.. Chastang, a retired Gov
ernment building inspector, dieo
OF a heart ailment at his home
on Monday.
A native of Bucks, Ala, Mr.
ChaStang served as an Army
White House guard during
World War I and had resided
in the Washington area since
He leaves his wife Elizabeth
OF the home address; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gerald w. Barts OF
Falls Church; two sons, Will
liam E. ChaStang of Groton
Conn, and Ronald j. Chastane
Of Phoenix. Ariz.; two brothers
Thomas Chastang of Hyatts-
vile, Md, and Claude ChaStang
of Mobile, Ala; four sisters
Mrs. Philemena Davis, Mrs
Lillian Boswell, Mrs. Gladys
Hare and Mrs. Genevieve Smith
all of Mobile, Ala, and eight
grandchildren.
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Everitt |. Seek,
Retired Pointer
And Contractor

Everitt L. Seek. 6S, a retired
Washington area painter anc
contractor, died Monday ir
Mount Alto Hospital after q
brief illness.
Born in Washington, Mr.
Seek had lived most of his life
at 795 Seeks lane, Silver Spring
He attended the old Blail
Elementary School and served
with Company K, 115th 1nfan-
try Division, in France during
World War I. He had remained
active in Company X, which
holds frequent reunions in
Baltimore.
After the war Mr.. Seek went
into the painting and contract
ing business. He retired Is
years ago.
He leaves his wife Ellen
Ruth. Of the home address, and
six Sons-Marvin, of Route so
Fairfax; Everitt L., jr., of BIG
Duxbury road, Silver Spring;
George B., Of Layhill road, Sill
yer Spring; Derwood j., of the
home address; Herbert S., Of
lo204 Brookmore drive, Silver
Spring, and Theodore S., of 9ls
Silver Spring avenue, Silver
Spring.
He also leaves a daughter
Mrs. Ruth I. De We're of 1904
Fayette road, Kensington. Md,
and is grandchildren.
Services were to be at 2 pm
today at the Warner E. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
with burial in Colesville, Md.
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DR.. D. {. White Dies,
Corporate Executive

DR.. David z. White, 72. a
one-time medical student who
later became a business execu-
tive, died Tuesday at George
Washington University Hos
pital after an operation.
A native of Ithaca, N. Y, he
attended Fordham University
and took pre-medical studies
at Yale University before going
to Germany to study medicine
in Heidelberg and Munich.
For generations" his wife
Helen said, there had been a
doctor in his family and in his
generation it was his turn.
About half way through his
courses, however. he decided he
wasn't cut out for medicine"
He finished his medical
studies. she said. and joined
the Multigraph Corp. in Mu-
mich. He returned to New York
in 1915 and worked with the
company there until 1928,
when he was sent to WASH
ington as manager of the Ad-
dresSograph- -Multigraph Corp.
DR.. White went to Cleveland
in 1910, where he served as a
vice president of the company
until his retirement and return
to Washington in 1850.
He was a member of the
National Press Club. Besides
his wife Helen of the home
address, Jackson road in the
White Oak section of Silver
Spring, he leaves a son, David
A, of the same address: a
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In Mrnturtant

BARNES. PERRY In loving memor,
Of our dear husband and father
PERRY BARNES, who departed thi,
life twenty.hye years ago today
April SS, 1885.
Your beautiful life will ever be re.
DEVOTED IIFE. JULIA BARNES
CHILDREN. LEoNA AND LENA
BUNDY. FLORENCE. In loving mem.
ory Of my wife, FLORENCE BUNDY
who passed away hve years ago
April -. 1855.
The sun will rise, the sun will set
The night will follow day;
But come what may, I'll ne'er forset
The day you went away.
YOUR HUSBAND, JAMES A. BUNDY
DAGGs, FRANK W. In loving memory
Of q devoted husband and lovinS
fstheE FRANK W, DAGGs. who
passed away a quarter Of a century
ago today, April IS. 1885.
Eternal rest grant to him, Q Lord
THE FAMILY.
Hurley, JOHN W. In sad memory Of
my dear friend, JOHN W. HURLEY
who passed away 20 years ago today
April 2S, 1881.
As the gates Of life are closed,
Another gate swings wide;
A gate of Gods eternal life
Just on the other side.
MAY.
JONES, WALTER CLYDE. Who de,
parted this life two years ago today
April ~, 1858.
In our hearts, your memory fingers
YOUR WIFE, PEARLIE M. JONES
AND DAUGHTER, MAGGIE.
MoSLEY, JOHN Il. In memory of ouj
beloved father, JOHN H. MOSLEY
who departed this life six years agC
today.
LOVINGLY. GERALDINE ELAINI
NU or1 81 a. our Ah b1sS.nd n snd sGvins t.ns9r men
NJ. WILLIAM NOLAN, who passed
away one year ago TODAY, April 2s
WIFE BESSIE. DAUGHTER DOR
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Cupt. Bisphom,
Retired in 1914

Capt. Harrison Augustus
BiSpham, USN retired, 95, died
Sunday in Philadelphia, Pa.
A member of the Naval
Academy class of 1885. Capt.
Bispham served with the
Bureau of Navigation of the
Navy Department in Washing
ton from 1893 to 1896. He was
an assistant to the comman-
dant of midshipmen at An
napolis in 1903-5.
Capt. BiSpham retired in
1914 but returned to active duty
in Philadelphia when World
War I began.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Barbara Witherill of Philadel-
phia.
Graveside services will be at
4 pm. tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. EIios Gordon, 81,
Child Welfare Writer

NEW YORK, April % CAP).
Mrs. Henrietta Lichtenberg
Gordon. 81. director of publi-
cations for the Child Welfare
League of America, died Tues
day of a heart attack in
Montefore Hospital.
Mrs. Gordon, a native of the
Ukraine, wrote for professional
journals in the child welfare
field and conducted many in
stituteS for those working with
troubled children.
She was a graduate of the
Smith College School of Social
Work and the Pennsylvania
School of Social Work.
She was the wife of DR..
Elias Gordon, a radiologist.
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MuIpico Silva,
Mexican Editor

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, April %
tAP).-Juan Malpica Silva,
80. dean of the Mexican pfNSs,
died yesterday after a fouAy
day bronchial illness comply
Gated with heart disease.
Mr.. Malpica, editor OF Ell
Dictamen. was a fighter for
freedom Of the press. During
the 1914 revolution he was
jailed in the ill-reputed Ulua
Castle here for opposing at
tempts by dictator Victoriano
Huerta to suppress the press.
The veteran editor ran his
newspaper to the end, keeping
in touch with the news room
even after being bedridden.
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Coptuin Nichols,
Retired Career
Naval Officer

Capt. Newton Lord Nichols,
USN CretiredD. rs. a career
naval officer. died Tuesday at
his home in Baltimore after an
extended illness. He lived Al
3409 GreenwH3.
A native of New Haven.
Conn.,, Capt. Nichols was grad
uated from the United States
Naval Academy in 1907. He
served with President Theodore
Roosevelt's Great White Fleet
and saw action in both World
Wars before his retirement in
1916.
He was married to the for
mer Miss Vincent Kuhns of
CatonSville. Nd. in 1910 and
had recently celebrated his
golden wedding anniversary.
Besides his wife, of the home
address, Capt. Nichols leaves
a daughter. Mrs. William P.
Meeker of Baltimore: three
granddaughters and two great
granddaughters.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Naval Acad-
emy Chapel. and burial will be
in Annapolis.
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daughter, Mrs. z. T. Rado o1
Lexington, KY; a sister, Mrs
Walter Frank of New York
and eight grandchildren.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Warner
E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, followed by burial II
Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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In Mpn1urtant

SCOTT, MYRTLE. In memory Of my
mother, MYRTLE SCOTT. who passed
1859
Gone but you will never be forgotten.
YOUR DAUGHTER, CHARLOTTE
LEE.
WARREN, TILLIE G. A tribute OF love
and devotion to the memory Of my
dear mother, T1LLIE G. WARREN,
who entered into eternal rest fifteen
years ago today, April IS, l945.
There is no death like theirs who die.
To gain rich treasures in the skies,
And spend eternity with God
Anniversary mass ct Epiphany
Church. Georsetovn tCatholicl.
HER BELOVED SON, CLARENCE. .Jr
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Adelaide N. McAlliSter of New
York.
He also leaves five brothers.
Judge Nelson of 3O45 N street
NV; Rulon K. and Alfred j.,
both of Salt Lake City; Horace
W., of 4434 Reservoir road
NV, and Roy, of 1854 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Services will be in Logan,
Utah. Burial will be in Logan
City Cemetery.
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AnuFlinn

BLACKSTONE. PAULINE. Ther. will
be an uAReiling on Sunday, May /,
1880, at 2:30 pm. At the Aoas
Israel Cemetery. 400 Alabama ave.
sc. Friends and relatives invited.
GOLDBERG, LOUIS. There will be an
unveiling to the memory OF LOUIS
GOLDBERG, on Sunday. May |, at
pm. at District OF Columbia
Lodge Cemetery, ElesaVetsrad. Ala
bema ave and l 5th st. sc. Friends
and relatives invited.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o card Of thanks in
The SteI meets o need which ess
hsFsIy be solved in snY ethsI vaT
Net only is ii 0 sroeieus expression
Of gratitude to those Who hove sent
fleFol tributes but also esurtsousS
acknowledges the services and
klndnessss Of the many TO whom
o personuI note Of thanks comet
we'll be moilsd OF whose nomes
end addresses ore not known
insertion Of Q cord st thoaks
meY be orronssd BY tslephons TO
The Ster Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
ServiG eS BY Chambers
JOwett, Frank W. W, Chambers Co.
Caldwell.
Raymond B. W. w. Chambers Co.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun1

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st and Mass Ave NE Ii S-b20o
Rinaldi Funeral Home
r'. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
sls H st. NE Ii. s-4sso
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JOHN r The or1csr

WELLINGTON, JOHN C. The otncer.
.AkNnMlAA and members Of the U, s
ST.; 4: &: ! 8;
- Tuesday, April 26, 1850
Y. W. services will be conducted
Se tsS smmohs Sasions suniTa MSnoT Ho@s Gsard
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Thursday, April
2S, at $40 pm Members are re-
ouested to attend,
MARK H. HUT Crimson, Comdr.
WILLIAM H. LoSSMAN. Adit. rs
WILLIAMS. DAVID. On Tuesday, April
%, 1860. DAVID WILLIAMS OF
55O9 Grant st. ne. Apt, 2O5, be.
sns Svsd tsbeT hSbsSaHs 3, q aoS:Ii Sasse G. Williams
Also surviving are two brothers,
Frank and Robert Williams, other
relatives and many friends. After
pm, sunday friends are invited
sPVs.s lsiH viz s.h hsd ID on oT MondsT %ds5,
linEton National Cemetery.
ZETTS, ESTHER X. On Tuesday. April
26, 1850, ESTHER K zETTs oi
29l6 HiRbee rd.. Adelphi, Nd, be.
loved mother Of Mrs. Helen JoAnr
McWlillams and daughter Of Santc
and the late Maria PenneStri (neC
SRro). Also survived by six sisters
three brothers and me grandson
Friends may call at Nalley's FlneraI
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave. al
Eastern ave ne Funeral Friday
April 20, at $3.50 am. thence tc
Holy Rosary Catholic Church. where
mass will be offered at Q am for the
repose Of her soul Relatives and
friends invited. fnterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery eS
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April "a 1860, JOHN H. CALLA
HAN OF 23s 10th st. ne, husband
OF Frances Callahan, father Of Jonn
i. Callahan, jr,' Hsssie /: single;
Harrison and brother of Addie,
Terry, Charlie, Hassie P, Robert
and Zellina Callahan and Fannie
Mae Gilcrest. He also is survived
by other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be viewed at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3Sg Rhode Island
ave NV, Thursday, April rs, from
to + pm. Funeral and interment
McCormYck z
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April 26, 1860, RAYMOND D. LONG
beloved husband OF Margaret M
Long, father Of Lois A. Long, brother
OF Florence Anderson, Eva Boyd
Maude Seroka and Leonard Long
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattingly Funeral Home, l3l llti
St Sc. until Friday, April 20, a.
= am. Requiem mass at st. Domi
MICS Church at $3.50 am. Relative
and friends invited. Intermen
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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FRENCH, LOTTIE THELMA. On Thur

Az fRELMH A0i iFRrNcA d I7g2 G3ol !RTTIE !{.F Y
ne, beloved wife Of claude g
French and stepmother Of Mrs, Pear
v. Willis Of Scottsville, Va She also
is survived by hve brothers and
three sisters. Friends may call at
the Nslley Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
n e.. where services will be held on
Saturday, April 80, at . pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery 90
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CAMPBELL, CHARLES B., Jr. o.

NHWT bEBL' OHHhLLb b'i II. OIl
Wednesday, April -, 1850, at
Washington Hospital Center,
CHARLES B. CAMPBELL, Jr., OF
g3l1 New Hampshire ave, Silver
Spring, Nd, beloved husband of
Mildred v. Campbell, father Of Mrs
Gloria Christian OF West Hyattsyllle,
NJ. Campbell: brother OF Mrs. Helen
Robbins and Mrs. Olive Booberg. He
also is survived by four grandchil-
dren. Services at the S, H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th st.
NV, on Saturday. April 80. at
pm. tparking facilitieS). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery 20
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BUTLER, CASHIUS {. on Tuesday,
April 20, 1860, at Gainesville, Va,
CASHIUS C BUTLER, brother OF
Lemuel 8. Butler of Vienna, Va,
He also is survived by a host of
nephewS and nieces. Funeral serv-
ices at the Baker Funeral Home,
Manassas, Va at = pm. Friday,
ADril %
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HANKERsoN, JosEPH h. on Wedn.,.

aHNKERsoN ERl Of !5ss 5sss N '9SErR g nE. 4, Il
is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Ella L. HankerSon: daughter, Mrs
Joan Singleton; other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by the William
SpanEler Funeral Home, 524 Sth
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BRUST, MARY S. On tuesday, April
70, 1860, MARY S. BRUSI, the De-
Brust and mother Of Roger Z BruSt
and Margaret B. Phillips, grand
mother OF Duane Gawler and Don
L. Phillips; sister of Elizabeth Green,
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home. 1872 Georgia ave.
NV, on Friday, April -, at 1880
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry, Frederick, Nd. 26
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FROST, MELVIN M. On w.dn.sd,

April 3, 1850, MELVIN N FROST
Of 1894 East Capitol st., husband
Of Leona Frost. He also is survived
bv twelve children, one brother, two
auntS, Mrs. lola Washington and
Children other relatives and ffienGs
After . pm. Friday, April ~,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You st NV,
on Saturday, 6priI 10, at p'm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terv 90
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MASON, MARY JOSEPHINE In,

1860, NARY JosEPHiNE Mason
of 1907 18th st. NV, beloved
Francis, Edgar, Joseph. Bernard and
Sergt. Lawrence Mason. She also is
survived by four grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. After
4 pm. Thursday, ApIil %, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel. l432 You S.. NV. Hoy
mass will be offered on Friday, April
20, at 10 am. at St. Augustine's S
Catholic Church, lnterment Mount
OliVet Cemetery. Recitation of the
rosary Thursday. April 2S, at 1880
pm. 2S
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HOLLY, JOSEPH NORRIS. On Sunday
Anril % llRn MRG IOlEPI NfnP

AprI q. 1860. MRS. JOSEPH NOR
RiS HOLLY of 1917 18th st. Sc,
husband Of Evelyn Holly. father Of
Laverne, Barbara, Marilyn, Sheila
Dianne, Joseph, IT., and Melvin
loss five sisters. five brothers. a host
Of other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home. 3015
call after pm. Friday, April 20
and where funeral services will be
held Saturday, April 30, at 10 m
1nterment National Harmony Memo.
rial Park 90
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LEE, ELIZABETH M. On Monday
ffl ffla., EIHilzAB2TTH N. LEE, sEs6 =:
formerly of Washington, D. Co
wife of Harry Lee, mother Of Harry
RobM.ss M O. f ~ e'STsSSIi5; at WsSSi55;stan Pa n a9s e
She also is survived by four grand
children, one Ereat-grsndchild, Flu.
neral mass and interment st. Peters.
burg, Fla, Saturday, April 80.
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thursday, April -. 1860, in Fau-
nuler hospital WarrenJOn, Va, 90
SEPH WILLIAM BROWN OF Ma
naSSas, va, beloved husband OF the
lsle Rebecca {. Brown ana father
OF Mrs. ReDecca M Lewis Of Manas-
kas, va. Also surviving are ono
eranddaughter and two grea.-
sranddaughteTs Friends may cali
at the Baker IL Son Funeral Home,
3l4 North West st. Manassas, Va,
vnere services Will be held at l | q m
IDSTl on Saturday. April 30. Inter
ment Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, va
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HENDERSON, BERTHA WELLS. Or
Wednesday. April - 1860, al
Suburban Hospital, BERTHA WELLS
HENDERSON OF S62O Piney Branch
I'd, Silver Spring. Md. wife Of the
late DR.. Thomas M. Henderson OF
Rockford, Alberta. Canada: mother
OF DR.. Dorothy H. Heilman and Mrs
Robert A. Shaw; sister OF Mrs. Isaac
U. Temple, Mrs George Adams, Mrs
Lewis Wetzel, Mrs. Joseph ?. Hen
bricks and Raymond and Georss
r. Wells. Also surviving are three
grandchildren. Mrs. Henderson rests
ct the Warner e. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Md. where friends may
visit between the hours OF 10 am
and pm. on Thursday, April 2s
parking facilitiesl. Services on
Monday, May >, at 1890 am, al
The Folsom Funeral Chapel. Pendle-
ton. Greg. Interment Olney Gene
try, Pendleton, Oreg.
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FULLEKION, JOHN y. on IueSday,
OF Grace T Fullerton; father Of
Jack s.. Robert B, William T.
Theodore A and Kenneth L. Fuller
ton. He also IS survived by nine
grandchildren. Friends may call at
blvd. Arlington. Va, until 10 pm.
Thursday. April 2S. Funeral services
will be held at the Bancroft Com
munity Church. 9l5 South Wakefield
St, Arlington. Va. on Friday April
National Cemetery 2S
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O'REAGAN. MICHAEL L. Members 'oI
q / 1. 4; :!:
M the Holy Name Society OF
MSM st. Francis Xavier Church
are requested to assemble
ITE HMH At the Ryan Funeral Home
W4W 81 Pennsylvania ave. Sc
NE Thursday, April IS, 1850
at \ pm, for the recitation
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hUDSON. LLOYD bERR1, SF. On
"wednesday. April ~, 1860, at his
church, va. LLOYD BERRY HUp. 10.
SON: Sr., beloved husband Of Mary
7. Hudson and father Of Miss Neil
Hudson Of Vienna, Va; Mrs. Glars
Winfield OF Bethesda. Md; Mrs,
Fred Ruth Of Falls Church, Va, and
Lloyd Berry Hudson, jr., of Atlanta,
ga brother Of Wilbert Hudson OF
Quinn Of Harrisburg, III. He also /;
survived by seven grandchildren anc
nine great-grandchildren Friend,
may call at the Arlington Funera
Home, 1901 North Fairfax dr., Ar.
linston, Va, where services will B,
held on Monday, May =, at oli
Pm lnterment Arlipgton Nations
INGRAM, CHARLES Fl. On SUNDAY
April -; 1880, CHARLES Il. IN
GRAM OF 3,3l HAYES st, ne. Notice
Jarvis.
JACKSON. ALExANpER. On wednes,
JAcs6pEii JAcKs6pNEii Of " l7fs 47gSo' lst lAtLExfAND1F X :
Apt. 4 beloved husband of Mary Z
Jackson and father OF Thomas A
Jackson: son Of the late Alexander
i ana Barbara jackson; Also surViV.
ing t. are e,. six ,+o,S.l st,eSpehildTsn' two sis.
three nieces, two srandSons, on,
daughterS- S-in-law, one brother i'm.
law. other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, Apri
20; friends may csll at the MCGUIRE
Funeral services on Saturday. Apri
80, at Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. 1nterment Lincoln Memo.
rial Cemetery.