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will be fred once more on Fort Sumter, S. c.,
but with blank ammunition. Montgomery,
Ala., will re-create the Secession Conven-
ton in a week-long ceremony climaxed by
the Inauguration Of Jefferson Davis. And
in one Of the most memorable scenes of all,
the arrival and Inauguration Of Abraham
Lincoln will be depicted in Washington,
with actor Raymond Massey playing his
famous role before joint session OF Con-
gress.
Schools and other organizations will open
Centennial education programs. Firms with
a Civil War background will dramati2e
events in their own history: Western Union
will celebrate the centennial of the first
transcontinental telegraph line. The Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad will send its
famous old locomotive, THE General, on
tour and will re.stage that unforgettable
episode, the Great Locomotive Chase, when
Union spies stole the engine.
History comes 10 life
Newspapers will reprint some of their
pages from century ago. "History-mobile"
exhibits will be put on at shopping centers
and parks. Exchange programs are planned
between Northern and Southern schools.
There will be parades and costume balls.
Besides that Of Bull Run, so" can
Journey to t,rO other bOttIefeIds next year
tphere re-enGctments Scill take place:
PhiIippi, in Vest Firgini0, site Of the first
Union victory in the East, and Lexing ton,
in Missouri, ICheTe the COnferer0tes ICON
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Mrs. Woodland,
II, Wife Of
Army Doctor

Mrs, John c. Woodland, u,
the wife Of a retired Army colo
mel, died Of cancer Sunday at
Walter Reed Hospital.
The former Margaret Ow-
ings. she was born in Cockey-
Vile, Nd. and grew up near
Baltimore. She and her hus-
band. an Army doctor, lived at
numerous military posts in this
country and in Panama and
Germany until he retired about
13 years ago.
Mrs. Woodland was active in
religious and social affairs both
before and after her husbands
retirement. When Col. Wood
land was stationed at Brooke
General Hospital. in San An
tonic, Tex, she helped estab-
lish the Army'S first day nurs-
cry.
She had lived in the Wash
ington area since 1858, when
she and Col. Woodland came
here after six years in Mount
Vernon, Ohio.
Besides her husband, she
leaves two daughters. Mrs. Vir-
ginia s. Job Of the home, 524
Valley lane, Falls Church, and
Mrs. Margaret A. Davies of
Morehead City, N. C.
Friends may call at the Pear
son Funeral Home 472 North
Washington street, Falls
Church. Services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at the Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery. -
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q master Of arts degree in Eu-
ropean history from Radcliffe
College.
Following her marriage in
1927 to Charles r. Hersum, she
Travelled to Cologne, Germany,
where her husband was a for
eign representative for an
American firm. Later she went
to Budapest, where her hus-
band was trade commissioner
Oh the American Legation.
Her knowledge Of history and
European affairs attracted no
tice from the Military Intelli-
gence Section Of the War De-
partment and she was appoint
ed an intelligence analyst.
While serving with the In
telligence Corps in Miami. Fla,
she saved an Army officer from
drowning, receiving a commen-
dation for her heroiSm.-
After the war, she and her
husband came to Washington,
where he is co-ordinator Of the
National Defense Executive
Reserve Of the Business and
Defense Services Administra-
ton. They made their home at
2032 Belmont road NV.
Mrs. Hersum was active In
the Audubon Society and the
scholarship committee of Rad
cliffe College. Associated with
the Corcoran School of Art, she
was a member Of Alpha Omi-
cron Pi, Phi Delta Gamma and
the State of Maine Club.
She leaves her husband, of
the home address, and a sister,
Mrs. Franklin Jones Of Boston:
Services will be held Friday in
Waterville. Me. Burial will be
private.
The family requests that ex-
presSions Of sympathy take the
form Of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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the Holy Name Society Of
Blessed Sacrament Parish, the
First Friday Catholic Laymen's
Club, and the District and
American Bar Associations.
He leaves his wife, Agnes
Farley Splain; two sons, DR.,
Robert D. Splain, 6o15 West
ern avenue NV, and Col. John
fSplain, USAF, who is stationed
in London, and six grandchil-
dren.
Also surviving are two sis
ters, Mrs. Edward v. Pronteau,
and Mrs. Timothy ]. Williams,
both Of Utica.
Funeral arrangements ARE
being handled by the Adams
funeral home, 4748 Wisconsin
avenue NV, where services
will be held at 10 am. Friday
Requiem mass will be offered
at 1880 am. Friday at Blessed
Sacrament Church, 600l West
ern avenue NV. Burial will
'be in Parklawn Cemetery.
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.Fi||ah, :
81, Retired

George A. Fillat,. 81, q fora
mer Washington. restaurant
owner. died Sunday at Princes
Georges General Hospital after.
a short illness.
Mr.. Fillah was born in Syria,
and moved to Washington in,
1891. He served In the United :
States Navy during the Span
ish- American War. g !. 9
He was. in the restaurant
business in Washington from
1900 until his retirement in.
1850. He was one OF the foun--
ders of the st. Georges Syrian 4
Orthodox Church in 1903. He. |,
lived at 184O Longford drive
Hyattsville, Md. - b.. >
He leaves four sons, Mike
Fillah Of 1701 Forty-first place:
Sc, Fred Fillah of the home
address, Charles Fillah of 3306 {
Winter Garden avenue, Torest-,a
Vile, Md, and Nicholas Fillah. 9
of 3416 A street Sc, and twos
daughters, Mrs. Richard >Zagby
Of 1918 Eighteenth street S.E.s
and Mrs Marie McMinn ofs
1884 Clay place NE: Q brotfers
Nicholas Fillah, and two sisters.k &
Mrs. Anna Yesbek and Mrs. ?
Helen Bottash. all Of Washing!,
ton, and seven grandchildren. y
Prayers will be said at noon
tomorrow at Rinaldi's Funeral
Home. 816 H street NE. A mass
will be offered at / pm. at st.
Georges Church, 1885 Six
teenth street NV, with burial
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. Theresa Mary Hersum,
Wartime Intelligence Aide

Mrs. Theresa Mary Hersum,
So, historian and intelligence
analyst for the Army during
World War II. died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital
after a long illness.
A native Of China, Me-, she
was the former Theresa Mary
jackson, the daughter Of
George A. and Elizabeth Jack
son.
She received q bachelor Of
arts degree IN English from
the University Of Maine and
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J. Walter Ward,
Tea Firm Aide

J. Walter Ward, Sc, a Wash
ington' resident until 1857,
died Sunday in Orlando. Fla.
Mr.. Ward, a native of Wilkes
Barre. Pa, had been district
manager of the Washington
branch Of the Jewel Tea Co.
He was a member of the
Knights Of Columbus. He was
living at 700 East Pine street,
Orlando.
In addition to his wife, Mrs.
Verna Jumps Ward, he leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Frank
Siroky. Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Miss Nancy Elaine Ward, Ala
media. Calf; one sister, Mrs.
Harold Rose, Scranton, Pa,
and two grandchildren.
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Carl J. Ritter

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 20
(AP).-Carl J. Ritter. SO. a
brother Of the Most Rev. Joseph
E. Ritter. Archbishop of St.
Louis who was named a Roman
Catholic cardinal last week by
Pope John XIII. died yester-
day. Mr.. Ritter was a retired
employe of the Indiana Gas &
Water Co.
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James F. SpIoin Dies;
u. S:<Commissioner.

James F. Splain, 66. United
States Commissioner since 1856,
died last night at his home,
TITO Curtis street, Chevy Chase,
Nd, Of q coronary occlusion.
AS United States Commits
Sioner, Mr.. Splain conducted
preliminary hearings in felony
cases to determine If the evi-
dence was sufficient to hold q
suspect for the grand jury. He
also issued warrants and set
bonds. d,
He was selected by vote o.
the judges of the, District Court
in June. 1856. and appointed to
a second four-year term last
June. o..
Georgetown Degree
A native Of Utica, N. Y, Mr..
Splain came to Washington at
an early age. He received his
masters degree in law from
Georgetown University in
1920.
After a number of years in
private practice, he became
assistant counsel, division of
insolvent banks, Once of
Controller Of the Currency.
Later, he served in the legal
department of the Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corp.
Mr.. Splain was an attorney
adviser for the Once of Alien
Property Of the Justice De-
partment when he was named
United States Commissioner,
succeeding Cyril S. Lawrence.
Had Private Practice
Mr.. Splain maintained a
private law practice here in
addition to his Government
work. s,.
An uncle. Maurice Splain,
served as United States mar
shal here during the Wilson
administration, 80
Mr.. Splain wss . member Of
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UarnH nj Chunks

BAKER, ROGERS T. To our many
friends and netghboTs, We gratefully
ACKNOWLEDGE your contributions
flowers, cards and telephone, ealls.
and expressions Of sympathy In our
JOHN D. BAKER AND FAMILY.
20
MALl. WILLIAM BERNARD. The fam;
liz Of the late WILLIAM BERNARD
HALL wishes to thank their many
friends and relatives for their aett
OF kindness and sympathy durtnl
the passing Of our loved one.
WIFE AND SISTERS. 2O,25
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very ott0n q cord OF thonkS
in The StoT meets Q need
which can hordly be solved in
any other woY. Not only is
II q gracious expression OF
gratitude to those who hove
sent fIorol fribvtss but also
eovnsevsly acknowledges the
services and kindnessss OF
the mony to whom q personal
note Of fhonks eonnot we'll be
moilsd or whose names and
addresses ore NOT known.
Insertion Of O cord Of thonkS
may be oronssd by telephone
10. The Stor. u. $4,000.
The Evening and SUndoY Star
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AMRRnGI. LAWRENCE PAUL.
ANsLEY. ERNEST. On Thursdey: De:

cember TO, 1850, ERNEST ANSLEY
Of 1900 o st. Nv; beloved father
Of Mrs. L1tisia ,,,,!V Wall1es, Ernest. ir;i;
OF other relatives and many friends
also survive. After 5 pm. Tuesday,
December 90. friends may call at
the J. R. Cameron & Sons Funeral
Home. 6ll K st; n,v where Serv-
wednesday, December 2l. at / pm,
the Rev. L. W. White ofaciating
1nterment National Harmony Gene
teFy,
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ADAMS, GEORGE LUTHER. On Mon
day. December -. 1859; At EopSI nis Eesl;
ffGTaER fffGPTfasE ~GfSSMSisssi G62Ms. aged ss 6siCSst
husband Of Earel r. Adams. III
also is survived by one son, Luther
two daughters, Mrs. Betty Wilson
and Mrs. Thelma Payne; two sisters
Mrs. Mary Ashby and Mrs. Chril
Clear. Friends may call at the Hal
Funeral Home, Oeeoquan. Va. Sery
ices on Wednesday, December 81
at 2 pm. at Bealton, Va. Inter
ment Cedar Grove Cemetery, Beal'
ton,. Va. Il
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FILLAH GEORGE On Sunday n.

FILLAH. GEOkGE A. on sunday, De-
eember IS. 1880. Ct Prince oeorges
LAH Of IS4O LcnSford drive, Chill
lum, Nd, beloved husband Of Sadie.
father Of Michael, Fred j.. Charles,
Nicholas. Julia Zaeby and Marie
McMinn; brother Of Nick. Hanna
xes5ek zv'na Snd Helen sotash, .h;,A Hs as also
Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home. $40 H 81. ne. Serv-
ices at st. oeorge's Syrian Orthodox
Church. 4336 18th st. NV, on
In' IMeanssdaS' Deeemper IL a. pm.
RelatiYeS and friends invited
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DEATHS
AnnsuAeements %
Services ~ CAAmbers

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FITZPATRICK, BESSIE I. On sunday,
pital. BESSIE /. FTTzPxTRicK Of
9O8 Silver Spring ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, wife OF William T. Fitzpatrick
and mother Of william A. Fitzpat-
rick. Mrs. FitSpatrick rests. at the
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
Nd. where service will be held on
Thursday. December 90. at 1 pm
parking facilitle0. Irterment Pros
Dect Hill Cemetery 81
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. ELWYN. On Saturday.
December II. 1850, at the
Georee Washington Hospi.
tai, G. ELWYN SMITH,
husband Of Posy NuzuFn
Smith Of Rt. /, Springfield,
Va: brother Of Mrs. w, G.
Mack Of Washington. D. c.;
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R. T. P1ckREL. sssle.sqy! sssns.sq Ruler

HANRAHAN, JAMES r.. Jr. On satur.
SSSy; Sa%;. P1sceinSss PES ni,e'1 a.. 1890. st hi.
Nd. JAMES r. HANRAHAN. Js Jr
husband Of Mary A. jHanrahan (nee
MurtauGhl. father OF Mrs, John W
Trnde1u. Mrs. Willard L. Laws, jr.,
RoSertA NE AerDsrt n,r 2 White and Mrs
Carl L. HAYDEN Mrs, simone I R =
Hill, Leo NJ. John W. and Frsnei;
Aanrahan There also are eighi
eIanuenildren. Mr.. Hanrahan rests
e the Warner 2. Pumphrey Funersl
Sa.e. Shnm.e. s434 oeorgia ave-. silver
Mass vii BE- offered for the renose
, 81 ms sogl on Wednesday, December
e. ~ $3.50 am. at St bernadette' !
/. Satnonc Church, 1874 University
1Wd; Z. Silver Spring. Nd. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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day. December Is. 1860, at 0eorTe-
toWn unlysIsity Hospital. TEREsITA
Zoo HpEENDERsoN tnee DriscoM OF
~. w hnoHe ~ Island ave. ne. beloved
son: sister Of Mls. Ellen T. Kunold,
sno MRS; Mary A. oDonnoghue
funeral from the Timothy RanIon
Funeral Home. 1881 Ga. ave. nv
on WEDNESDAY, December 81, at els
I'm. High REQUIEM mass At al
Dominic's Church, at 9:4b m
!nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited.
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e. &'rasis Ps'ssfF 9Ss r.. 5Ssq Soots
SiLEiNosLEY 8. soouE. issooNujssSs sr.. nf;; Il:
66eiSSvsd 6siS"s husband St,,, Of Lillia P. PoEue;
brother Of Mrs. Dorothy Holmes,
Mrs. Eleanor Hodges and Robert
PoRue. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Wednesday, December II, at ii am,
Services at All Saints Episcopal
Church. Oakley, Md. at l pm.
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"dlAkb day. b:esnB.T SnFToN IA LIfsSY. fSsGY op q
[. HILLARY. beloved eS; tyOS; son caIFL6l n Mol
carrie Madison, brother Of MI
M0rIalne MIa johnson. Mrs. constanc
Mlns. Mrs. Irene Simpkins, Ms
IneIma Williams. Mrs. Mariori
MEIisps: the Misses Evelyn an,
Sterling Madison. He also ieSy,sW ~ \
mourn his passing a host Of othe
relatives and many friends, RemsiT;
reStlng at the John T. Rhines A. e.
Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th st ne
friehds fSis msy DSTksaS sS ,i'st ,fis'etli!ies) Eher
Gay, December 20 and where funers
services will be held Wednesday' Be
Sem6er 81, at ! pm. the REV r
hugnes otnctating. lnterment Wood
sn tsetedS dSemeterS; aeS Family may be con
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}SSssoE }RsfSassS Of o4 lssgS e nE JAMEs dsyo,:S
erother Of Horace johnson. Ernest
Coakiey. Mrs. Grace Coakley and
Mrs. Gertrude Foster. He also ia
survive survived ~ one nephew. one brother
After pm. Thursday. December
remains will repose at the Frazier
FUNERAL Home. $50 Rhode Island
ave; NV where services will be
@ neid on Friday. December %. at Il
ing Interment Arlington Nationsi
cemetery. Family may be seen At
l32 Bates St NV, AD 4-76S4 %
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RRsSsRssT Of 5sod 5?sS sSh II. EsFE 4 ASsS MAJ
dale. Hyattsville, Nd, beloved VII VII,
OF the late William J, Hunter moth.
eI OF Mrs. Edna NJ. CLARK. Edgar II
Hhanter; Mrs; Ruth NJ. Cicero anc
Mrs. MfS MARY K. Cox, sister OF Frank
Nellie Gayer. Also survived Nv ten
Erandchildren and eight great.
grandchildren. Friends may cali Al
Nsleys Funeral Home, 5000 Rhodt
Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne
Monday' December 10 after . pm
day, December 81, At p.m ReIs.
yves ana friends invited. Interment
FORT Lincoln Cemeterr -
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HA0E1K!K. J0SEPH P. r. Z. R.
Hsss2 Washington Lodge. No
EMSy& 10. B.. P. o, Eiks, will
ENM itWA assemble at the Robert
t.ES.55 a. Mattinely Funeral
~.% Home, l3l Ilth st, Sc,
~ on Wednesday. December
21. 1860. at 7:l5 ,p.m'
TO exemplify the ritual Of the order
JOSEPH r. HSoERTY. By orSsr SHsre1; =;
JOHN F. STEWART,
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DR.. ". MokoXS SS'f DELANEY.
Chef de Care.

CH. HARRY w. Evangelist
Chapter. Knishts Rose
Croix, A: A. s. R., in the
Valley Of washington. will
\ conduct the Rose Croix
n service for our late brother.
~ HARRY w, DIETRICH, on
- Wednesday. December 81,
F. at 1890 pm, at the Takoma
raj Home, 254 Carroll st., Ia
q 2. BLADY. Z. G. c. H..
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BACH. COL. WILLIAM H.. UsA. o.

Tue:dSy, December is. 1850. at The
WILLIAM H. BACH, USA. Of 5071
loved husband Of Reba Dale Danny
Bach. father Of Sue Ann Bach of
the home address. son of Mrs. VIII
liam @. Bach. Hobart. Ind. and
sto'1s n PetsTsbura M Ms FIS TSnn Fid1n FTiends NAV
call at the Arlington Funeral Hcme.
1901 North Fairfax dr.. Arlington.
Va, after z pm. Tuesday, Decem-
Der 90. Funeral services at Fort
Myer Chapel Thursday. December
-, at 10 am. InteIment Arlington
National Cemetery with full mill
t4ry honorg. 21
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denly on Saturday. December II,
1860. ct his residence. 1850 9th st
81. beloved husband Of Vivian NJ
Flynn, and father Of william Michael
Flynn. Jr. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1891 Georaia
ave. NV, on Wednesday, December
81, At 9:45 am. REQUIEM mass at
st. Francis Xavier Church, l0:I5 q m
1nterment Arlington National Gene.
terry. Relatives and friends invited
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life suddenly. on wnsrLeq wednesds1q ms h.
cemser "a. 1850, JAMES e JACOBS
OF Englewood. N, J. He leaves n
mourn his passing a SON Felton
Jacobs; three sisters and four broth
host of other relatives and marS
iriends: Remains may be viewed
aiter pm. Wednesday. DecemhsT
u. a. the Brown d Davidson Fn.
neral Home. 5635 Eads st, ne
~ nerS funeral services will be held
on Thursday. December 90 At
pm. Bishop Samuel Kelsey oficiat.
InR interment National HARMONY
cemetery. Family may be contacteS
aL lA1A ~ st IL :
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GRAY. JAMES ODoM. On Thursd.y,
psesWbsr 70, 1860. JAMEs oDoM
GGEAY OF 81 03 Lee place, Fairmont
shelRhtS Nd, father of GWendolyn
4. Williams. Charles and James
Gray; He also is survived BY one
grandehild, two Observation-Disclosures
other relatives and q host Of friends
20, friends are invited TO csii az
the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You ST
nWY where funeral services will
6e held on Wednesday. December
~, az l pm. Intermeht WoodIawn
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|DUCKETT.. wALIER. on Sunday. De-
efal Hospital, WALTER DUcKETT
Notice OF funeral later Arrange
ments by Henry 8. Washington q
Sons.
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LhICh, HAhhN WILLIAM, ST, Vol,
ture No. 934 OF the AZ
All and s viii hold services fol
~ HARRY WILLIAM DET.
RICH, ST.. at $50 pm
= Tuesday, December 20
. 1860. at the Takoma Flu.
neral Home. 254 Carroll st
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FERGUSON. JAMES Y cn aat,,xsI,

RsssRSfF Rs:S9S JAMES l ISSS psRoSsSS 4 !;
No o P st. ne. beloved husband
Of Rosa B. Ferguson. devoted father
Of Carrie. and James Ferguson. step
father Of Mrs. Evelyn Clark, Mrs.
Winifred Gray. George, Edward and
Joseph Ross. He also Is survived
by eleven grandchildren, three
daughters-in-law, two sons -in.laW
other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Ferguson may be viewed
At the Stewart Funeral Home. 80
H St ne. after 3 pm. Thursday
December %. where Services viii bt
held on Friday. December %, az
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. %
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B.esnB!1 3 shfsk e. e5G e. =. 9a n. ssa s:.
dence. 1922 suitland I'd. Sc r
FRANK, PoLEND, Jr:. the beloved
husband Of Mildred L. Polend
father of Anna Nae Polend, son Of
mrs, Lorraine Polend. brother Of
Poiend. foster Brother or Of MIS-, viH coFs ~
Keefer and Mrs. Nancy Rhoton
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros, Fu1erab Home. 1851 Good
InteTmeSt eCesSsn'HsE CeSsr Hn S.m.ts a.
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eembeT II, 1860. JAMES MiEi'uJoiKN JoHKNNsDosN Ds;
band OF jamie johnson; father Uo o.
MRS. Rudell Porter, Dolores" Con-
stance. William. Otis and SlIer
S9nnson; brother Of Mrs. Alice Nc.
Sare; Sr.na, he also is survived by nine
friends. The late Mr.. johnson maS S
pe viewed at the above residencS
after pm. Tuesday, December 50
Funeral at l pm, Wednesday. be.
eshm9e5 Shnpe5 y In from the Lane c. M, Z
ment Lincoln Memorial Cehetsrv
9erYices by 9feuar II NeHIG GSSSSLs ~
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FHn5EDENnsERG n.I.InsI RyyTH. ya6 2&r,l On lMensny.

NsEso BiGNiRsss 81 g JfS3 Esp ls!S lsSTs {, SsE sR
beloved mother Of Hale FriedenbeTr1
OF Silver Spring, Nd. She also d
survived BY one sister. Mrs, Elsie
grandchildren. Jay. Janis and Liss
Friedenberg. Services At the c. b
Goldberg q Son Funeral Home. 421,
9th st. NV, on Tuesday December
20, at am. Interment B'nal
1918 Brisbane st.. Silver Sprine
Nd. Family requests in lieu oI
flowers. contributions be made "a
the METROPOLITAN Heafr Guild
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December 10, 1860. Jamie RICH
ARDsoN Of 57!2 18th st. NV, be-
jr., and devoted grandmother OF
Mrs. Dorothy M. Shell She also
is survived by Mr., James H. Wright,
four great-grandchildren other reia-
tiyes and many friends. Friends are
day, December 20, at the Taft H.
Williams Funeral Home. 4445 Deane
ave. ne. Funeral services at st.
Stephens Baptist Church, 62R II
Ct. NV on Wednesday, December
81. at $3.50 pm. the Rev. ], j.
Ford offciatinG Interment National
Harmony Memorial Park.
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DrathB

CILLUMs. DOROTHY LOUISE. On
oRoTaES SsfRssiffS IoGisE 6sffTS't 55S0S g
Hiddma.' Hid a's 9: otS:r nf wife II ESe. 9t si5l pa.! J.
celia, Donald and Dorothy Giilums.
daughter Of Frank Gregory, sister
Willie, Berlice and odell Gregory,
Myrtle Ford Of Baltimore, Nd; Mrs.
Worthy: shs also is survived BY
Ssaer Sss psss6Ss p5eIstyss are, Pm Tues
tisisns Fuasrsf Home. Gs D''iiNSs i4SS Yer: Ver:
on WEDNESDAY, December 81 'ei at
Ghmf Ghnfch, At sass 81 II 2 stePhsn' ,Ss Baptist SiS
J. q. Ford ofheiating ITterment
Arlington National Cemetery Ar.
ransements BY John b. Watson.
GOoDENOw, REGINALD NJ. On Sun.
aospits aSs ifefTSsf RRdNMip1 M 1ssU % ooSSS 5t 5SSt95S
Ss pi' Oi Axe: sSe eyss eoUden0EE sdgEDE NJ
osofgia ave. Silver. Spring. Nd,
SaS Snerf bsesmSe, sesyiss VII 81 Be held on Thurs
ing ing f1cilitiesn; lnterment Fort Lin
GOODENoW. REGINALD M. Member,
"a OF Silver Spring Lodge,
IN No. 2l5, A. p. g. A. M,
@ :;' !;: ::'::s !: 81;
~, on Wednesday, December
Il. 1860. at 3 pm for the purpose
OF conducting Masonic memorial
services for our late brother, REG.
INALD NJ. oooDENoW. ~
GUSTAVUs r. GRAY, Jr,, W. NJ
J. +. HUTCHINSON. Secy. 2i
GRANT. WILLIAM s. On Monday, De.
csmbsr 49,. 1860. WILLIAM s
GRANT Of Clinton, Md. beloved hus
band OF Ethel E, Grant, son Of Mr
and Ms. o. Grant OF Cambridge
Ohio; brother Of John T. Grant q
| Cambridge. Ohio, and Mrs, Carl Glib
son of Cambridge, Ohio. Friend
may call at 0awler's Chapel, I75I
Pa. ave. NV. (courtesy parking on
Positel, after l2 noon Wednesday
december 81, where services will b
held on Friday, December 81. a
i2:45 Pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 4 %
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day. December is, 1860. ct the Ma Ma.
7. FRA1NKHoUsEHR. % Beloved Gn mothei
Qf Mrs. Patsy Barreira OF West
Bridgeport Mass Mass Mrs; Betsy Car.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 8
Yassel and sister Of Mrs. Mabe
Meeker, Mrs, Mary Tribby and Mrs
Ethel Holtzclaw.. Friends may cal
ct the Chevy Chase Funeral Home
5l03 Wisconsin ave NV, where
services will be held on Thursday
December 22. at IL am, Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Falls Church. Va. 81
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LINDSAY. CHARLES M.cuENpv y,

SaYa Hosefta ffs'eE cHAR1Efsso All EfsoS MasAEhse sf e.
RY LINDSAY Of 6223 Piney BRANCH
I'd. NV. beloved husband OF Ethel
Lindsay. Services at the 8. II,
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 39O1 i4th
81. NV. on Thursday. December 20,
tsrment Arlington National Cemetery.
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HOWARD. MAINE. In loying memory
Of my dear brother, MAINE HOW
ARD, who departed this life ten
years ago, December 19. 1850.
You have taken your last long jour-
ney
ATas fro@ Ss'aiiS ths snd snO q a'sa soros sss
HIS pEvofRp 5fRf sisTRER. Ia EtisABETa ia Esff
DAVIS: HIS NEPHEW. JAMES
DAVIS, AND HIS GREAT-EIECE,
GERALDINE BROOKS
Evening star., 1960-06-13
Langley PIX, 4 BedrmS.

S2l,000. viii consider offer. I'm
maculate Cape Cod on fine corner
lot. Walking distance to shop
ping, transportation and schools.
4 large bedrooms, . full baths
House appraised at S2l5O0 by
FHA
Evening star., 1960-06-13
BURCH REALTY CO.

urn y ~. Nv! !, y ? NJ: TO. 9-s9a2
Z. RlVERDALE-S295 dn, No SET
tiemen! charges. Vac, 3 bedrm
Semldetp cor. brk.; bsmt-, ~
oatnS, sim. winds, drs. NE s-l2I3
Fl; WASH. FOREST - 3-bedTm
/ l.2-oath br X. rambler lKe, wooded
lot, 4H2Se loan. CHI. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-06-13
BY OWNER
CHEVERLY AREA

1T speaks for itself and
what more could you ask"
Delightful 3-bedrm. ram
pier with full bsmt.. level
lot, owner bought home in
country and wants quick
SAFE only Sl4,50O: act now,
Evening star., 1960-06-13

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