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LEE, EZRA. On Saturday. Apru o

EZRA LEE Of 1925 N st. ne. de-.
voted husband of Mrs. Pinkey E.
dse.r,s, Lee He Mse sIso o,,, Is sIrviysd by one
grandchildren, three brothers. seven
sisters. Q host Of other relatives and
many friends. Remains may be
viewed after 2 pm. Tuesday. April
IL, at the Hall Bros Funeral Home,
621 Florida ave, NV, where serv-
ices will be held Wednesday, April
l3, at 1880 pm. the Rev. John D.
Bussey offciating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. l2
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FOkD, EUGENE A. On Sunday. April

oiEsSSES iEsSS ,saS q sSiSiE AG.sg2sH sg.i
ssssa ssss q Agnes RS 4Pt N q sGs SSrS S'Oyss sH.
viving are his father Fuesns
Ford; his sister, Mrs. Laura <
AorneI and his stepmother, Mrs
Edna Pade Ford. other relatives and
many many iLiends. After pm, Wednes-
cal at The Mcclure FuneraI yiEsa Ham. 70
dGEiO stn 81; NV, where services
Tll oe held Thursday, April ID, Al
~ Ia IN: tpterment Lincoln Memo
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FARMER. ANNIE LEE. sudasniu

Saturday, ,n.,n5 xgiil 9. 1885: 81 WASH Rn
FARMER q 1901 Argonne pl. NV,
6eioyed wife of Earl L. Farmer,
M Floyd. Services at the 8. II Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29OI i4th Al
NV on Wednesday, April l3, at
pm parking faeilities. Interment
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SKIPPER, HOWARD 2. On SATURDAY

April 9, 1860. HOWARD E. SKIP
PER of 47Os Bradley blvd, -Bethes-
da., Nd. beloved husband Of Louise
B. Skipper, father of Mrs. Dorothy
E. Filson and Howard L. Skipper;
one grandchild also survives. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md,
where services will he held on Tues
day, April 12. at l pm. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. IL
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Of 746 Rock Greek Church I'd NV.
wife Of the late John d. Martin.
and other relatives and many friends
After pm. Tuesday. April IL,
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 9th
st. nv. where the rosary will be
recited at s pm REQUIEM mass
will be celebrated at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church. New York and New
Jersey aves. NV, at 9 am Wednes-
gay. April -. 1nterment Mount
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MAST' rs rbn1IdaI IMMETI 81, s., ST. 6sT 6ssSTddenly
Nett TThq5'Iag s MAsT TADs ST.. q Of isT3 s1gS taE; EM
ave, Cheverly, Nd. beloved hus,
band Of Bernice r. Mast and father
OF Mrs. Joanne M Wolfe, Miss Bev.
erly j., Miss Brenda Lee and EN-.
NETT 8 Mast. ir. He also is sur.
Maddox and Mrs. Willard 3. Howell
brother. Carol r. Redwine. and
three grandchildren, Relatives and
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave
Tuesday. April 12; thence to III,
Fort Myer Chapel, Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery, where services viii
pc held at 10 am. Interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery visit.
ing hours after 4 pm. Sunday
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WEIGH, WILLIAM n On s,,u,d,,

keningeon.1 ke5,li 3; 1859. at hI; bII Fs;idenes
WEIGH, father OF Mrs LLfnM Laura Din.
dieoeck and Mrs Susie Donaldson
eI Arlington, Va: Mrs. Joseph II
Starnes Of Mclean, Va; Mrs Sara
iny hiiIoy and Mrs. Edgar Dye Of Rem
Melch Of, Remington. va. Service,
VIII be held at . pm. Tuesdsy'
April II. at the Gest Funeral Cha De-,
SuIpeper. Va. Interment Remingtor
Cemetery, ReminRton, va
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s., 1850, al Ffeedmen's Hospitai a
NANCY JOHNSON. wife Of John H
Johnson, Also surviving are ont
son. Eddie Whitley; two daughters,
Mrs. Mary Lee Dixon and Mrs. Lola
McKelvin: ten grandchildren. three
sisters, one brother. other relatives
April II. friends may call y at the
Morrow & Woodford. Inc, Funeral
Home. 1872 l1th St NV. Re-
mains will lie in state at the
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. 2l5
am. Tuesday. April 10, until time
OF funeral. / pm. the Rev. Robert
Anderson officiating Interment
Harmony National Cemetery, II
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kou!s 2. BoT s$f sts, S1nsPGs!:. SS%aPSH yet o.
Pearl Gonyea, father Of Helena
Exzilda Anderson. Remains at
st.. NV. until Tuesday, April IL, at
1:l5 pm, Services at the Oakton
Church Of the Brethren, Oakton va,
at pm Interment National Me-
mortal Park, Falls Church, Va.
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April g. 1860 at Georgetown Uni
e5NS'y o5N befoTe3 Wife Sf Il. ATE s@ss SGN
A. Conlon. mother OF Mrs. Gertrude
z, Neumeyer. Mrs. tia Clifford.
Thomas A., James A. and DR..
Joseph F. Conlon She Is also sur
Vived by seven grandchildren and
nineteen Observation-Disclosures Fu-
neral from the DeVol Funeral Home,
1924 Wisconsin ave. NV. on Tues
day, April IL, at 9:45 am. thence
to Holy Trinity, Church, 36th and
o SITS. NV. where requiem mass
will BE offered at 1915 m. Friends
and relatives invited Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. II
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MaeKENzTE. LLOYD q; On Thursday,

AS.1P EoxD fsSl = D!i.s!St H.eRESz9E G;HsIs q
1855 p st NV. Washington, D, c.,
lip Scott Mackenzie. SON Of Mrs.
Beatrice P. Ordway. Arlington, Va;
brother Of Malcolm c. and John D.
Mackenzie. Funeral services Tues
DAY, April Il. at 1:45 pm. at the
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arlington,
Va. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery In lieu OF flowers. con-
tributions may be made to the
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LIPS, JAMES II. Departed this Life
on Sunday, April 10. 1860. after a
lingering illness, at the District
general Hospital. JAMES H. EPPS.
he leaves to mourn their loss. his
wife. one son, one daughter. Mrs
Bernice James Of 1746 Corcoran ST
NV, other relatives and many
friends Remains may be viewed al
Tuesday. April 12. Funeral Wed5es.
odav, April l3. at l pm. Interment
New Harmony. Cemetery. Arrange
mentS by Smith Funeral Home
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HATCHER, HARRY L. On Thursday.
April. !, 1860, HARRY L, HATCHER
Martha Hatcher. father f Of Mary r Il
Trayers and Harold o. Hatcher,
S.GsheE Sr1S @ Of Florence Smith Of EliEa.
fsH sh Of guy John Srucs snd wffTSt SrGth'rlR 4:
also, is survived by one grand-
child, two great-grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. After 5
pm: Monday. April II, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
l432 You st NV, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday
April II. at 1890 am. Intermenj
Arlington National Cemetery. Fam.
lily may be contacted at 9Og r
st. NV. Apt. l IL
HERR, JOHN BLANCHARD. On Sat.
urdsy, April 2. 1860. at GeorgetoWn
University hospital, JOHN BLANCH.
ARD nERR of 1ll5 Carson ST !,
SILVER Spring. Md, beloved husband
of Marylib P Herr. father Of WeS-
ley Grifflth Herr and Mrs James
Peters. stepfather of Pamela and
John Russ Russell and brother
Of Stanley @ and Robert C, Herr
There are also two Grandchildren
Mr., Herr rests at the Warner z
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Nd
where service will be held on Tues.
day, April ~. at II am (parkins
fseilitiesl Interment Rock creei
cemetery IL
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WASHINGTON. CHARLIE L. On s
WARRINGTON, FRANCIS w Z

Thursday, April :, 1860. FRANCIs
W. WKsHINdToN Of S34 T Tennes2
see ave. ne. beloved son of James
Mary c Mildred and Ernest Wash
ington, nephew of Elizabeth Ed
wards and Agnes Stewart. He also
is survived by other relatives and
friends The late Mr.. WasninE-
ton may be viewed at the above
residence after pm Monday. April
~. where prayers will be said on
Tuesday. April 10, at am In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry SPrYices hv Sferart
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FOX, *, JACOB. On April q. 1860, JA.
SSoS FOX, beloved husband Of Ida
Of DR.. Samuel L, Fox Of RSItimaT.sr
Nd; and Mrs. Jacob j. Weinstein
q Wsshington, D. c.: brother Of
mrs. MAX KATE and Samuel Fox:
also survived BY four grandchildren,
som., HsTnieeS soi6 ~ SCI Lsyinson a Bros
more, Nd. on Monday, April II. AZ
pm. lnterment in Oheb Sholom
Songregation Cemetery, Baltimore,
Mq IN lieu of flowers please make
sii eontributions to the Oheb shoiom
PuIiolne Fund Family will be at
nome at 5000 Dorchester rd
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PERKINS. LEWIS tGEoRGEl. Sud
LEWIS PERkfNs. beloved fid husband bSESGi
OF Pauline Perkins. father OF Mrs.
Arlene Brooks and Mrs. Shirley
Newman. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends Notice
Of funeral later Arransements By
Rollins 10
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FONEs, GEORGE n. on s.tu,d,,

S.tt SS:!I sE95$s5 i 4Fig5IRisSa FgREs Of aS;
5eloved husband Of Mile 8. Fones,
Ruth Fones, brother of MIS- fuiisn
IuS6y Of Arlington. Va; Mrs. Susie
Zones Of Falls Church. va. He
children. Friends may csII ~ ~
Ives Funeral Home, 2si7 Wilson
pyd; Arlington. Va, where fu-
neral services will be held on Tues
m.nt asy; AeT5i cS.,fInS2;;, ~; 81 pm Inter
Herndon. Va.
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day, April 10, 1860, JAMES Will
LARD BOLDING of 1911 Grifith
I'd, Falls Church. Va. son Of Mrs.
Georse W. Crews and stepSon Of
Georse W. Crews, brother Of Char
line Belding and grandson of Rob-
ert Lee Johnston Of GunthersVille,
Ala. Friends may call at Pearson's
Funeral Home, 472 N. Washington
st., Falls Church, Va. Funeral serv-
ices from Oakton Church OF the
Brethren on Tuesday. April IL, at
IL am. Interment National Memo
rial Park Cemetery
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GRAY, aY, VIoLET; On Saturday. April

1850. VIOLET GRAY, wife Of Rich
ard Gray. Also survived by her sis
ter, Grace King. and brothers, Ar
chic and Francis Adams: other rela-
tives and friends. Friends may call
at the Money a. King Funeral Home,
III w. Maple ave. Vienna, va,
Services Tuesday, April l2, at
pm. from the First Baptist Church,
Orchard St, Vienna. Va. IntermenJ
ReY Dnnplas nficiat tinn
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ovERToN, THOMAS W., So. The
II officers and members OF
~ Jonathan Davis Consistory.
No. l. are hereby notified to
be present at Brooks &, Allen
EAS Funeral Home, 18th ST. and
NN Florida ave. NV, at 12
midpisht T9ssday: :rvirs April y 1899. ,St.
illustriouS, THOMAS W. OVERTON.
HUGH D. KIRKSEY. Sr
Illustrious Comdr, in Chief
JOSHUA B. LAWINGS
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GIBSON. LAURA z. On Friday. April 8.

IggH, at ProYldepee Mosspital, MRS.
ne, beloysd wife Of James I. dib:
son; mother Of Mrs. Edith Butler,
Mrs. Addie Wooster. Mrs. Nora
Adams, Mrs. Bernice Kelly, Mrs.
Arts Cabness, Clinton, Preston,
Raymond, Herbert and james Glib
son, tr. Also surviving are 20 grand
children. three great-grandchildre
three brothers. one sister, other rel
pm. Wednesday, April I3. friends
are invited to call at Henry 8,
Washington g. Sons Funeral Home,
1920 Deane ave. ne. Funeral Thurs
Day. April IL. at / pm. from Cen
tral Union Baptist Church, 44th
and Foote SITS. ne, the Rev. T, H.
Dean otnciating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial CemefaEv .
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SMl5hl' April 8. TiiHH 1850. at his residence, $So6
fiAM IfitSM aye C sMTH sEfPtToGal Selo7sd Md tsshsI M
OF Gerald H., Smith, brother of
Miner Smith Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio He
is also survived by two grand
children. Donald and Richard
Smith. Friends may call IT the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne. where services
will be held on Tuesday, April IL.
at 2:30 pm Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IL
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WHITE, HELEN W. On Friday, Apr,I g.
1860. HELEN W WHITE OF 1881
st. NV. devoted sister Of MARY.
Clifton, James. Francis, Herbert and
h vincent White Also surviving are
After $50 D.m Tuesday, April i2,
friends are invited to cali at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890 9th
81 nv. where the rosary will be
will be celebrated at st. huEustine's 4
Satholie Church. 18th st. between
r and 8 sts at 10 am. Wednesday,
April l3. Interment Mount Oiivst
NenetsFy IL
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MATHIS, A. B. On Thursday. April

T.. 1890 a B. n MATHIS MiA1TqTfs'y; Of AsB5ii s5I
9Th st ne, father Of william.
Shirley E., Corrine O.. Katherine
and Howard L. Mathis He also
is survived by three stepchildTen,
other relatives and friends, After
3 pm, v,id M9ndsy' April Il. friends
Chapel, 1882 You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday, April IL, at 2 pm, In
terment Arlington National Gene
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lILLIAM J. st. Cyprian's
Holy Name Society will
recite the rosary for the
repose of the soul of WILL
LIAM J. BROWN, at his
late residence, 256 Warren
st. ne, at 7:30 pm. Tues
dSE; nEu AREill RRR Ilisis 1gS9; g4Ss9aur
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ELY. ELIZABETH CoE. Suddenly, on
Saturday. April 9, 1850, al her
GEHA BETH e6E e66GsrlE ftY AF1 oFnt4lz MEs Of VIA VISA
Mrs. Ely is survived b' by two sons sons,
Albert L. Ely of Cleveland. Ohio,
and Eugene s. Ely Of Litchfield Park,
brother and one sister Of this
area; Funeral services will be held
at pm. Tuesday, April -, in
Trinity Cathedral in Phoenix. and
(Akron papers please copy IL
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mcLEUD' AUBLEY s. On Saturday.
April p, 1850, at the Alexandra
Hospital. AUBLEY S. MCLEOD Of {
Berkley rd., Belle Haven; husband
OF the late Eleanor G. Mcleod, IA
ther OF N. B. Mcleod of ST. Louis.
MO; son OF Mrs. Victoria C. Mcleod,
brother Of Mrs. Paul Middleton
Deertield Beach. Fla. Friends may
call At the Demaine Memorial Chap
e., 90 S. Washington St. Alexail-
qrla. va; Funeral services at Christ
episcopal Church on Tuesday. April
IL. az 10 am, Interment Ivy hi
cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contTi-
patlons may be made to the Cancer
Funu' 10
-. 1850. DAVID L. MILLER OF
osZu 3rd 81. NV. beloved husband
OF esther M Miller, devoted father
OF Lawrence NJ Miller of Silver
Spring. Md: also survived by two
brothers and three sisters. Nat and
EDWARD Miller of BROOKLYN, N V:
MRS Hannah Kurlancheek, wilkes
Barre; Pa: Mrs. Agnes Laks OF
Miami Fla; Mrs. Belle Bloomberg
OF Cleveland, Ohio, and two srand-
sons services at c. D Goldbere
ana Son Funeral Home, 42l7 9th 81
W" on Monday, April II, at /
pm 1nterment Tifereth Israel Gem
etery. Family requests in lieu Of
novers contributions be made Ia
the Metropolitan Heart Guild
t"hkes-Barre, Pa. please eopyJ
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FRYE ANABEL. OF 46O Lebaum st
sc. on April 10, 1860, wife OF viii
liam l: Frye, sister of Georse j.
Love. services at Chambers Funeral
Home. bl7 18th st. Sc, on Wednes-
day, April 13. at l pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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cARTER, GLADYS GOODWIN. on sat-

urday, April 8. 1880 GLADYS GOD
win CARTER Of 3629 Greenway dr..
Of Archie Goodwin Of Australia |;
Henry Goodwin and Mrs. Ivy Lang
ford, both of Portsmouth, England,
and Mrs. Millicent Oakley Of Walssll,
seVerai NsTU nieces @ and SsSG nepheWs. i Friends
may call at Gavler's Chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania ave. NV, after l2
noon Monday; April II Courtesy
held at ST. Timothy's Episcopal
Church 1901 Alabama ave. Sc, on
Wednesday. April 13. at 1870 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. In lieu OF flowers, donations
may be made to the American Cam
Ger Fund IL
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WATTS, JULIA SCOTT, on Sunday,
AApTil 10, 1850. at her. residence,
WATTS. beloved wife Nt9f of the oGd Iste Z
William Carleton Watts. mother of
MIS- Ernest B. Tracy. grandmother
9f Mrs. Dudley A. Gilbert and Ernest
four Observation-Disclosures. Services
vii be held at st. Asaph's Church.
bala -Cynwyd, Pa. Tuesday. April 10,
80 pm. Interment Arlington
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GIBBS, LEoNORE L. On Saturday,
April 9; 1850. at her residence, 543
tEoNoRE I. g GIBBS. ss ftifRte SeioR.d Ga: Git:
OF the late John C. Gibbs, mother
OF Mrs. Grace @. McGresor OF Long
Beach, Calf; Mrs. Hilda G. Walker
OF Atlanta, Ga: sister Of Mrs. Emma
Is also survived by two grandchil-
dren. Services at Patterson Funeral
Home, Atlanta, Ga, on Monday,
April IL, at 4 pm. Friends may cali
At the s, H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, after 10
am. Tuesday, April IL (parking IA
cilitieS. Graveside services at Con-
gressional Cemetery. WASHINGTON,
D. C.. on Tuesday. April 10, at
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Nominated by Coolidge

In 1921, Mr.. Mooney became
chief clerk of the Post Office
Department. On March q,
1923, President Harding ap-
proved his appointment as
postmaster but died before
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BUTLER, JOHN A. on sunday. April
10, 1880, JOHN A: BUTLER father
I'd NV. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by Jarvis.
BUTLER, JOHN GARRETT. On satur-
aCspts fss ARr JOHN segA aARRET TOfR} BGrhER HEas
Of Newburg:. Nd, He is survived
three sons, james H., Russell T. and
John r. Butler; five daughters. Mrs
Pleasant v. Bratcher, Dolores Yvonne,
Mary Julia. Maize Felicia and joyce
Lynette Butler; three brothers, seven
grandchildren. one daughter in law,
nieces, nephews and many other
relatives and friends. After pm;
at Henry S. Washington & Sons
Funeral Home. 1925 Desne ave. ne.
Funeral Wednesday. April -, at
2 pm from Shiloh Methodist
Church. Newburs, Nd. Interment
church cemetery. IL
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sEANE. WILLIE L. Members of III.
B. c. JOHNSON. Commander.
CODER ASHER. Adintanf ii

BECK. EDWARD GEORGE. On Sat-
urday, April 9, 1860, EDWARD
GEORGE BECK Of 550s 39th ave,
Hvattsville. Md. beloved husband Of
c, Blanche Beck (nee PittsJ, father
OF George F., John z. and Margaret
Ann Beck; brother Of Edward A
and Stanley Beck and Mrs. John e
Abell. Friends may call at Nalley's
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne, where
services will be held Tuesday,
April 12. at 10 am Relatives and
iIsrGiS iiIiendiS INVITED. invited Interment Fort
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BROWN, ANNIE l.. On Monday, April
AkNrE lsfo l. sRoWS SSOqaOiH IF 5a1i H0s0itn IOeust
ave, Bethesda. Nd. Services at the
8. H. Hines Co Funeral Home, 290l
l4th st. NV, Tuesday, April 12. at
2 pm tparking facilities). Entomb-
ment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
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9raths

MOONEY, WILLIAM M. On sundsy
April 10, 1890. ct Doctors Hospital
WILLIAM NJ. MOONEY Of 44O7
18th st NV. beloved husband OF
Bessie Buttervorth Mooney. brother
Grimes. both Of Steubenville, Ohio.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2901 14th St NV. on
Tuesday April IL, at 3 pm. park
ing faeilitiesl. Interment Steuben-
pers please copyD
MURPHY, JAMES ". On Monday.
April II. 1860. at his residence,
JANIS RHF4ss % ri MuRGpSasyYy GSsyy SShsss ShsSsnd No +
the late Florence D. Murphy: father
phy EdSadd snd Rrs anf EIa.btsb Wist5 p H.t.T MgT
sT9thsT sTgthsT of Of JosYs;phlns G; Murphy.
dsnce after - noon TuesdSy' sG0y. Aprii sii
IL. Mass will be offered at the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed sacra-
ment, western ave; and Quesada st.
an am; lnterment Mount olivet Gem
NELSON, BERNARD p. On Thurs.
day. April Z, 1850. at Mount Alto
"a Hospital; BERNARD P, MEL
SSM SeINv.2 q 5A;ha,s 4434 Hunt place n.ea the
LlQNOOO
son; He also is survived by a
host of other relatives and many
hpT it, 1859 1855 fr.ndS 6S01 ar. MSNfsy tnvs.d
70 call at the William SpanTler
Funeral Home. 524 sth st ne.
where services will be held al
l2:3O p.m Tuesday. April Io IN
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
oyERToN. THOMAS W. Suddenly. on
rnrviday+ nv9Sy+ April 8, 1880 THOMAS "
6usband Of the late Margaret j
0yerton and devoted father Of Mrs
Ihaddenia o. House And Mrs
Saorinah o. Darrell Also SURVIVING 2
are three grandchildren. Karen Y
66ouse; Linda o. and Thomas o,
Ergil and other relatives and friends
After 4 D.m Tuesday. April 10,
friends may call at Brooks 4, Alien
Funeral Home. 18th and Florida
ave, NV. Funeral wednesday,
April -. at pm from 10th Street
Baptlst Church. corner of iath and
Eye streets NV. the Rev Jerry A
moore. ofhciating. tCasket will not
oe opened at the servicesi In
tterment Arlington National Gene
OVERTON, THOMAS W Up MY
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VICE SSf NstLfSsS $3.50 II EEfsoN 81 OF F FEsScaKZ EfcK
sr., the beloved husband OF Char.
lotte A. Wick. father Of Nelson H
Wick, jr.;. son Of Mrs. sallie Wick
Mae Ruffner, Mrs. Pansy Pace, Mrs
Marjorie Miller, Rudyard and Kestor
Wick Funeral services at the Sim.
mons Bros Funeral Home, 1851
cilities), on Tuesday. April i2. al
IL noon Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery IL
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cheese, and apricot biscuits
finish the meal.
French Pate Pastry Puffs
Pate de Ioie gras, the
elegant and rather expensive
pate made with specially fat
tened goose livers. is only one
of a variety of pates from
France. An economical and
very fiavorsome paste is
the pate canape spread. made
with goose livers, goose fat.
pork liver and truffles. Pate
canape spread comes in small
oval cans and makes a
delicious filling for canape
pastry puffS.
Sift l cup sifted flour with
p teaspoon salt into a mix
ing bowl. Add y cup short
ening and cut it in until the
mixture resembles very coarse
crumbs. Sprinkle in 3 table
spoons cold water. Toss
lightly with a fork. Turn out
onto a pastry board while
still crumbly. Form crumbs
into a mound with hands.
Cut mound in half and stack
one-half over the other.
Shape into a mound and re-
peat the cutting, stacking
and shaping until the dough
holds together and smooth.
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preserved in pure sugar.
These rich fruit preserves
are delicious when incorpo-
rated into many desserts:
Cookies, cakes, tarts, fruit
glazes, etc.
Gradually blend l cup su-
gar with "a cup butter or
margarine. Beat in / egg.
Stir in Ia teaspoons vanilla
and "a cup French apricot
preserves. Sift 2Ia cups flour
with 2 teaspoons double-act-
ing baking powder and y
teaspoon salt. Gradually stir
into the mixture with 4 cups
milk. Drop from teaspoon.
2 inches apart, onto un-
creased cooky sheets. Bake
in a preheated oven, 375 de-
greeS, 10 minutes or until
lightly Drowned. Cool on pan
l to 2 minutes. Remove from
pan to wire rack. While still
warm, top each with y tea
spoon apricot preserves. Dec
crate with piece of glace
cherry or toasted blanched
almonds. Makes about four
dozen.
CReleased by Bell Syndicate)
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Sugar Cookies Are TOPS

l tablespoon baking
powder
u teaspoon cloves
l cup lard
l2s cups sugar
3 eggs
3 tablespoons milk
Sift together -four, salt,
baking powder. nutmeg and
cloves. Cream lard and sugar
Add eggs, one at a time,
beating well after each addi-
ton. Add l cup of sifte d
ingredients to creamed mix
ture. Stir in milk. Add
remaining sifted ingredients.
Roll out dough to K-inch
kneSs. Cut out and
sprinkle with sugar. Place on
a creased cookie sheet and
bake in a hot oven (400 FL
for 8 to 10 minutes. Yield
four dozen cookies.
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ing salted water according to
package directions. The rice
should be dry and the grains
we'll separated; toss with 2
tablespoons butter or mar
garine. Turn rice into serving
dish and arrange cooked veal
on it. Top each piece of veal
with a half mushroom which
you have sauteed a few min
utes in butter. Keep hot.
Cut 3 tomatoes in half
crosswise. Scoop out a little
of the centers; sprinkle with
salt and pepper; broil 3 min
utes; I'LL with hot, buttered
French petit pois and place
on rice around veal. Heat 6
French artichoke hearts in
butter; fill with hot buttered
asparagus tips and arrange
on rice in between broiled
tomatoes. Serve as the main
dish. Serve 6.
French Apricot Biscuits
The orchards of France.
carefully tended by food
loving Frenchmen, produce
excellent fruits, which are
Evening star., 1960-05-12

Cookies are almost a ne
cessity in most homes. Home
makers usually endeavor to
keep a variety of cookie
recipes available so that the
family critics will be satisfied
with each new culinary per-
formance.
However, sometimes an old
standby recipe is the one
most readily looked forward
to by the family.
The old-fashioned sugar
cookie is the one most often
endorsed.
In this recipe for old
fashioned sugar cookies,
you'll note that lard was
used.
334 cups sifted enriched
-four
u teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon nutmeg
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French-Inspired Buffet

of their art, to teach what
the French say is Natures
first need and civilizations
most beautiful ornament
good food.
Many of the products of
famous French chefs are now
available in our own super
markets and speciality stores
in cans. Here is a French
buffet which takes advantage
Of some Of these delicacies-
French pate pastry puffs to
serve as a not canape with
your drinks, medallion de
veau epicurean, served with
green salad and French bread:
a bowl Of fruit, a tray Of
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It's unlikely that the Paris
summit meetings will be held
in the relaxed atmosphere Of
a boulevard sidewalk cafe.
where the heads of state
would be part of the never
ending opera put on by their
fellowmen, but Paris in May
cannot fail to reacn the ears
Of these great men.
Perhaps the summit lead
ers will become so Paris
bewitched that they will rec
ommend scrapping atomic
weapons and sending forth
instead to pacify the world
an army Of French chefs,
equipped with the weapons