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MoUbRY. the beloved husband Of
Rosa E.. Moudry, father of Dennis
and John M, Moudry Of Montevideo,,
and Mrs. Lucille DiseshIy Of Min
neapolis. MINI; Mrs. Marie Smith
q Westminster. Md, and William
survived by three grandchiidren 4.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu.
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne until 10 am. Tuesday. August
80. REQUIEM mass will be offered
"a and c SITS. ne. at 1880 am,
!nterment Arlington National Gene
NORRIS, ELMER A. Suddenly, on Sum
day. August Is, 1860. ELMER A.
attsyille. Nd, beloved husband Of
Sttilie L. Norris and father OF
Conway, Alverta shanahan. Msry
Aollldse' Esther Thompson, Lucille
Caruso' Audrey Durkin. Also sur
ylved by Fl grandchildren, two
orothers, and three sisters Relatives
Funueral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md. where services will
be held Wednesday. August ii. At
ceustsmn3; ~ am; lnterment Fort Lincoln
MARY J. On Sunday, August
IS, 1860, at her residence, Sj0I
Kentbury Or" Bethesda, Md, MARY
" " NiHGENT' iSd5S1 mother I,oth Of Mrs. Robert
Mrs, z. H. InEersaii and Mrs ooa' a
hopkins. Friends may call at the
Demaine Memorial Chapel. $50 South
washington St, Alexandria, Va. be-
$50 pm. on Monday. where serv- W
ices will be held on Tuesday, August
~, AZ II m. 1nterment private in
Presbyterian Cemetery.
0HARA, ROSE L. On Friday. August
26. 1860. in Lewiston. Maine, ROSE
I; O'HARA Of l06l7 Edgewood ave,
Silver shn r, spTing IJI,Si Nd, beloved wife Of
q Helen N; o'Hara Of washington.
2: G.: William j o'Hara Of Lisbon
Center; Maine: Mrs, Jane Dougherty
OF Hialeah, Fla; Francis J. O'Hara
o. Sor5 Baltimore, ~ mo- Nd; Mrs: Rosemary
abeth o'Hare Of TneleWood, calf :,
and John M. O,Hara Of Rockville,
Nd; Also surviving are IS grand
children. Funeral from the Timothy
sYs ramon Funeral Home 3s3l Ga.
WI uCoNaNs august sDVV
at 9:l5 am. REQUIEM mass at St
Bernadette's Church. 72 Univ. blvd
East Silver Spring. Md. at 10 am
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Baltimore Md papers, please copy
PARKER. FRANK. On Thursday, Au.
gust %. 1860. at his residence,
beloved husband of Mrs. Victoria
Parker and brother OF Mrs. Emma
J. Holmes. Many other relatives
and friends also survive. Remains
will lie in state at the Antioch
Baptist Church, 50th and Lee SITS.
ne. after 4 pm. Monday. August
20. Funeral at pm. Tuesday
August 30, the Rev. JuniuS Wheeler
offlciating Interment National Har-
mony Memorial Park. %
PICKENS. JOHN HERMAN. Of 5sO7
44th ave, HyattSville. Md. on August
2S. 1860, husband OF the late Efie
Pickens. father Of Miss Marion Pick
ems and Harry Pickens of Twin Fails,
Idaho: brother OF Mrs Ralph Rau-
maker, Mrs. Mona Hodge, Mrs Emily
Else, Mrs Adlene Vowman and Mrs.
Mabel Sector, Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home 1901 Cleveland
ave, Riverdale. Md, on Tuesday,
August 80. at pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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1882. After serving here on ju-
dietary, appropriations and
banking committees. he was de-
feated for fourth term by the
former Mayor of Canton,
James Seccombe, a Republican.
He won the seat in Congress
back from Mr.. Seccombe in
1910. was defeated again in
1912, and he was reelected to
his final congressional term in
1914.
A man who made a hobby of
studying the parliaments of the
world. Mr.. Thorn Travelled ex-
tensively throughout Europe
and the Caribbean.
During the years when he
was not in Congress. he was
active in the practice of law
in his native city.
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Atlanta. Ga, Mrs. w. Stewart
Maxey of Remington, Va, Mrs.
Henry NJ. Yeager of Towson.
Md. and Mrs. Philip T. Boone
of Churchton, Md.
Friends may call at the Fran
els w. Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore avenue, Hyatts-
vile. Services will be held at
2::30 pm. tomorrow in the Chew
erly Community Church, 280l
Cheverly avenue, Cheverly, and
burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Stuart M. Chambers
Services Today

Funeral Services were to be
held today in st. Louis, Mo,
for Stuart M. Chambers, 70,
retired treasurer and director
of the Pulitzer Publishing Co.,
who died Thursday in Harris
burg, Pa.
Mr.. Chambers and his wife,
Irene. were en- route to their
home in st. Louis by automo-
bile after a vacation in Europe
The Pulitzer company publishes
the st. Louis Post Dispatch.
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Alexander Gauge, 46.
Friur Tuck on N

WORKING, England, Aug. 90
(AP) Alexander Gauge, 46,
the 280-pound actor who played
Friar Tuck in the Robin Hood
television series. died in a hos
pital today.
Mr.. Gauge was born in China,
the son of a missionary. He
started his acting career at II.
Friends found him Ill at his
home last night. He died few
hours later. The cause of the
death was not disclosed.
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Judge John R. Fletcher, so,
Prince Georges Leader

Judge JOnn II. Fletcher, 60,
a leader for many years in
Prince Georges County Md
political and civic affairs, died
Saturday at his home, 1904
Cheverly avenue, Cheverly.
Judge Fletcher had been
named to the bench of the 7th
Judicial Circuit of Maryland
by Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin
in 1854 and was elected to serve
a full 15-year term four years
ago.
A native Washingtonian. he
was the son of the late John
Langdon Fletcher and Grace
Eta Fields Fletcher. Judge
Fletcher was educated in pub
lie schools here. He was grad
uated from Central High School
and George Washington Uni
versity. He received his bache-
lor's and masters degrees in
law at the National University
Law School.
In 1929, after a few years
service with the American Red
Cross here, he began his prac-
tice of law.
Mayor, State Senator
Judge Fletcher served four
consecutive terms as Mayor OF
Cheverly and also was State
Senator from Prince Georges
County from 1850 to 1854. He
was a past president of the
Prince Georges County Red
Cross and a member of the
county's tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
Judge Fletcher's career
reached a high point in 1856
when he headed the Republi-
can drive that unseated II
Democrats from 20 local offices
! Long active in fraternal
State, county and civic affairs
Judge Fletcher was president
of the Kiwanis Club, past presi.
dent of the Cheverly Masonic
Square Club and a member ol
Lodge No. 225. York Rite.
He was alsos a 32d degree
Mason, a member of the Alma.
Temple of the Shrine and 6
trustee of the Cheverly Com.
munity Church.
On River Commission
Judge Fletcher was a member
of the Interstate Commission
on the Potomac River Basin, s
post to which he was appointed
by Gov. McKeldin. and servee
as director of the States Menta
Health Society.
In addition, he held member.
ship in the Prince George!
County and District Bar Asso.
Citations the American Bar AS.
sociation, the Maryland State
Bar Association, the Chamber
of Commerce, the Maryland
Historical Society. and served
as director or active member ir
numerous other educational
and fraternal groups.
He married the former Mis-.
Emma Frances Lawrence ir
1884.
Besides his wife and a daugh-
ter, Emily F. Fletcher, botf
of the home address. Judge
Fletcher leaves two brothers
Col. Edward J. Fletcher, USAF
of 4428 Greenwich parkway
NV. and William Fletcher Of
1910 Glendale road, Chevy
Chase, Md.
He also leaves four sisters
Mrs. Frank D. Blackstone OF
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said was "the ministry closest
to my heart"
His quiet. humble manner
was present in his daily rou-
tine. While travelling or work.
ing in his Office IN cler.c's
street attire he seldom wore hi.
Episcopal ring or the Pectoral
cross which signifled his rank
His secretary recalled occa-
slons when a visitor would ar.
rive Unexpectedly and kneel tc
kiss his prelate's ring. Quickly
the cardinal would dig in his
coat, pocket for the ring and
slip it on so as not to embarass
the visitor.
I'm not much for hard.
ware" he said, with a twinkle
He was a gifted linguist and
a keen student of Latin and
South American affairs. He
served his church for a time
in that area of the world.
NOtre Dame Career
Cardinal O'Hara gained in
ternational prominence as pres
ident of Notre Dame. He spent
80 years at the school, as STU
dent, professor, prefect of re-
ligion and finally president.
The cardinal was born John
Francis O'Hara. May /, 1888
at Ann Arbor. Mich, son Of
John w. O'Hara and Ella
Thornton. His father was q
lawyer who spent some years
in the United States consular
service.
While still in his teens, the
family moved from Peru, Ind.
to South America. where the
elder O'Hara was stationed al
Montevideo. Uruguay, and later
at Santos. Brazil.
Young John attended a Jesuit
college at Montevideo, WORKED
for a time as secretary to the
United States minister anc
travelled in Argentina.
His father returned to Indi.
annapolis in 1909 and set UP 6
law practice and young Johr
began his labor of love al
Notre Dame.
He founded a course in Latir
American affairs at Notre Dame
and in 1920 visited South Amer.
ican universities to set up 6
student exchange program.
Founded College
Also in 1920. he founded
Notre Danes College of Com.
merce and became its first dean
In 1888 he was named vice
president and the followins
year president Of the university
/ President Franklin D. Roose
welt named him to the United
States delegation to the eightl
1nter-American Congress il
Peru, in 1888. While there h,
made a survey of the schoo
systems of South America ant
the following year he headed
the American Social Servic,
Commission to Venezuela at tn,
invitation of Lopez Contreras
then president of that country
| He was installed as bishoI
of Buffalo on March 8. l945, b,
Cardinal Spellman. The mex
year he went to Japan at tn,
request of the Vatican to stud,
conditions of the church in tina
country.
In addition to his three sis.
terS, Mrs. Michael j. Ford ant
the Misses Eva and Elizabeth
O'Hara, all of indianapolis, h,
leaves three brothers, Joseph O
indianapolis, James of st. Paul
Mimi. and Patrick of Los An
geleS.
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1n Mrntnriaitt

CANTER. BERNARD. In loving mem
ory OF my dear husband, BERNARD
CANTER, on his birthday, who
passed away December >. 1859.
In my heart a memory is kept
OF one l loved and will never forget
DEVOTED WIFE. ETHEL.
CLARK, WILLIAM H. In loving memory
CLARK, who passed away seven
years ago today, August 20. 1858.
Seven years ago you left me
For a beautiful place called rest
But you will never be foreotten
BY the one who loves you best.
To me you have not passed away.
Nor have you Travelled far;
You Just entered Gods loving
Home, and left the safe ajar
YOUR LOVING WIFE, LILLIAN
COWARD. S. MARCONI In sad but
loving and tender memories Of our
darling son, s. MARCONI COWARD.
who entered into the Gloryland to
be with God and kept by His holy
hand, August %. 1855
Darling. I know this grief, too,
Shall pass away.
And We shall rejoice forevermore
On an unclouded day.
My darling son. today makes . years
Since mother has wept many tears,
Missing and longing for you Son.
But knowing that you are always
So, seek to follow on, and know
one bright morn;
I. too. shall awake with God and
you and find my JOY reborn.
For we shall be reunited with our
darling son. in the
Heavenly land above and kept by
Gods holy love.
So when life's journey for US here
shall end,
And into the ethereal path. We. too,
must wend.
We hope to see. as you did, the
angels beckoning bid;
And enter, the gates that they open
For those whom God has called
Into His kingdom to abide
YOUR EvER-LOVING MOTHER AND
COWARD.
BURRELL, CORINNE v. CLIFFORD.
In loving memory Of our dear sister,
CORINNE V. c. BURRELL. who de-
parted this life eight years ago to-
SGsNNTII dsy; AHEnst , Ia; r. lSSS l@G vvpv,cv
FILLMORE, VIRGIL R. In loving mem
ory of our dear husband and father.
VIRGIL R. FILLMORE. who passed
away twelve years ago today. August
%, 194S.
Eternal rest. give him. o Lord.
And let Thy perpetual light shine
upon him.
Ms Ms LoviSo q fsss WIFE " Rf'ii AND CHILDREN
FRAME. WILLIAM J., Jr. In loving
William j. FRAME. NET Jr., who VsTn: com.
pleted LIES earthly journey August
20. 1859.
When We are alone we like to stray
Along the road to yesterday,
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
We hear you laugh. we see you smile,
We talk with You q little while;
We love to linger on the way
That leads US back to YESTERDAY.
NAPPY AND BILLY.
GARRETT, MORRIS. In loving mem
RETT, who departed this life four
years ago today. August 80. 1855.
You left a beautiful memory.
sorrow too great to be told;
But to me. who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old.
DEVOTED WIFE. RUBY.
SMITH, WILBUR H. In loving memory
OF our beloved father, WILBUR H.
twenty-eight years ago today. Au-
gust %, 1892.
In our hearts q loving memory is
kept
OF one I've, we loved and will never
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. WV
IAN S. FOSTER AND BEATRICE
S. RANDALL
THOMAS. LULU G. In loving memory
Of our daughter and mother. LULU
@. THOMAS. who departed this life
nine years ago today, August 80.
To one who has the sweetest name,
Add a luster to the same,
Who shared our Joy, good and bad,
The greatest friend we ever had
MOTHER. ELLA BUTLER, AND
FIVE CHILDREN.
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Cardinal O'Horo Dies:
Philadelphia PreIote
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.
(AP John Cardinal O'Hara
archbishop of Philadelphia anc
spiritual leader of 1,5l3,0OC
Roman Catholics, died yester.
day at the age of 70.
Cardinal O'Hara, who re.
ceived the red hat symbolic Of
his Office in December. 1858
from Pope John XIII, died al
Misericordia Hospital. He hac
undergone surgery for perito.
nitis, an ailment of the abdom.
inal cavity. last Tuesday.
His death reduced the men,
bership of the College of Card
inals to SO and to five the num-
ber Of cardinals in the United
States. The five are Fran
els Cardinal Spellman of New
York, Francis Cardinal Nc
1ntyre of Los Angeles, Rich
ard Cardinal Gushing of Bos-
ton, Albert Cardinal Meyer of
Chicago and Aloysius Cardinal
Muench of Fargo, N. Oak. ;
Funeral services for Cardi-
nal O'Hara will be held Mon
day in the Cathedral of SIS
Peter and Paul.
All five American cardinals
but Cardinal Muench, who is
in, Rome, are expected to at
tend.
Body to Lie in State
Cardinal spellman will cele-
brate the solemn pontifical
mass of requiem and an eulogy
will be preached by Cardinal
Mcintyre. Pre-funeral masses
will be held Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at the cathedral,
where the body will lie in
state.
The diocesan board of con-
sultors today named Bishop
Joseph McShea, SO. who has
been auxiliary bishop to Car
dinal O'Hara since 1852, as
administrator. He will run the
affairs Of the diocese until
Pope John names a new arch
bishop.
Cardinal O'Hara was the Sec
ond cardinal to die since the
Pope increased the number of
cardinals to a record high of
IS in March. Pietro Cardinal
Fumasoni Biondi, an Italian,
died July IL.
Full Schedule of Work
Death came quietly to Car
dinal O'Hara. He was uncon-
scious as his three sisters, and
Priests and Sisters of Mercy,
who operate the hospital. in
toned prayers by his bedside.
The six-foot, one-inch, 140-
pound cardinal had enjoyed
good health. except for oc-
casional trouble with arthritis,
until recent years. Since be-
coming a Cardinal, he had been
hospitalized twice for rest
treatment. But he continued to
carry a full schedule of work
almost to his death.
A lack of fanfare also char
acterized the execution of his
duties during his 48 years as a
member of the Congregation
of the Holy Cross.
He came here from Buffalo,
N. Y, 8l2 years ago to sue
ceed the late Dennis Cardinal
Dougherty as archbishop of a
l0-county archdiocese in South
eastern Pennsylvania. fourth
largest in the country.
Il have no program to an
nounce nothing to preach
but the love of God If you
will kindly tell me your needs,
I shall do my best to meet
them. I know of no other way
to serve" he said when he
came.
Voiced Strong Views
But the cardinal, the only
one Of his order to reach so
high a position in the church,
was outSpoken on some issues.
He decried communism among
school teachers, racial discrim-
ination and expressed strong
opposition to formation of the
Women's Army Corps CWACS)
in the early days of World War
II.
Before his appointment as
Bishop of Buffalo, Cardinal
O'Hara had been president of
Notre Dame University in South
Bend, Ind. a position which he
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services BY Cha mbers
Wilson, Fred Z. w. w. Chambers Co
Pickens, John H. W. W. Chambers Co
Howard,
Thomas d. W. w. Chambers Co
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CAHILL, JOHN J. On Sunday. August

IS, 1860. JOHN j. CAHILL Of @IIi
p st. NV, the beloved husband OF
Nellie M Cahill Cnee McHaleD. ia
ther of Mrs. Mary Frances Boyce of
South Bend. Ind; Mrs. Patricia Ann
N i5fSR of FaiIs Sbmrch SGbHSsH HSa Va ThGomas G SoN
and Robert v. Cahin, both CT Wash
ington, D. C. Also surviving arc /
grandchildren Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1891
Georglai ave. n W, on Wednesday,
August 81. at $50 am, Requiem
mass at St. Matthews Cathedral.
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. and Mass Ave NE. Ii 3-b200
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CHRYsAKIs. EvAGELos A. On satur-

day. August 26. 1860, at the WASH
ineton Hospital Center, EVAGELOS
A, CHRYSAKIS of l"l2 18th st.
C. Chrysakis and father Of Anthony
z ChrvSakis and J. E, Chrysakis;
Friends may call at Hysong's Funeral
Home 1900 N st. NV, where prav-
ers will be offered on Monday Au-
gust %. at | 80 m. thence to ST.
Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral,
36th and Massachusetts ave. NV.
where services will be held at pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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FLETCHER, JOHN RAYMOND On Ga

JOHN RAYMOND. On Sat-
urday. August ~. 1860, JOHN RAY
ave, Cheverly, Md. beloved husband
OF Emma L. Fletcher and father of
Emily Frances Fletcher. He also is
survived by four sisters, Mrs. Philip
r Boone, Mrs. Henry M. Yeager,
Mrs. Frank B. Blackstone, ir.. and
Mrs. w. Stuart MaXey. and two
brothers. William and Col Edward j,
Fletcher. Mr. Fletcher rests at the
Gasch Funeral Home. 4139 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville Md. until
l pm. Tuesday, August 80. Services
at the Cheverly Community Church.
Cheverly, Md, on Tuesday August
30, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery In lieu of flowers,
contributions may be sent to the
American Cancer Society
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CosGRovE, ANN MARIE E. On Sat

urday. August ~, 1860, at George
Washington University Hospital, ANN
MARIE E. COSGRoVE of 6504 Ager
I'd. West Hyattsville, Md. daughter
Of Mary T, and Frank l.. Cosgrove,
sister Of Francis L. Cosgrove, Ann
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md. tparking
facilitiesl Mass will be offered for
the repose of her soul on Wednesday, +,
August 81, at $50 am, at St.
John Baptist de LaSalle Catholic
Church, 500 Sargent rd,. Chillum,
Md. Interment Gate Of Heaven Gem
etery 30
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CUOk, LINDEN A. On IhuFSday' AQ-
gust -. 1860, at Kaiser Hospital,
San Francisco, Calf. LINDEN A.
COOK of Is Seaclif road. DAILY
City, Calf. formerly of Silver
Spring, Md, husband of Ruth B.
Cook. father of Mrs Joseph Ger
hardt, stepfather OF Mrs. Wendell R.
Cook. son of Mrs. Ida Dalton, broth
er of Auldie and Thurlie Cook and
, half-brother of Mrs. Walter Smith
and Sergt. William l., Dalton. There
are also five grandchildren. Mr.. Cook
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Silver Spring, Md, where services
will be held on Wednesday, August
81, at 1880 am. (parking facili-
ties) Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
funeral home after IL am. Tuesday.
20
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CHIPIwALT, ELSIE EuRE. On Thurs

day. August "5, 1860 in Venice
Fla, ELSIE EURE CHIPIWALT for
rice Chipiwalt. sister OF Mrs F
W. Poprocki and Milton Eure.
Friends may call at the Everly Fu-
neral Home, PA West Main st
Fairfax. Va. tparking in rear). after
pm. Sunday, August IS, where
Tuesday. August 80. interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. S9
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COLES. VICTOR V. Suddenly on Fri.

COLES, VICTOR v. Suddenly, on Fri
day. August 26. 1850, at his home
in Boyds, Md, VICTOR v. COLES.
husband Of Melva Ozment Coles;
stepson of Mrs. Lucy Coles and
.stepfather of Carlton Wesley ozment
There are four sisters. one brother
and three step-grandchildren Mr.
Coles rests at the Warner z,
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
: Georsia ave, Silver Spring, Md,
where service will be held on Tues
day, August 80. at 1880 pm. park
Ing facilities Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. sympathy may
be expressed in the form Of
memorials to the Montgomery
County Heart Association. 3146
Howard ave. Kensington. Nd. 20
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POTTER, CARRIE VIRGINIA. 8,

denly, on Thursday. August 25. 1860,
at New York City, N. Y, CARRIE
and Parnell Potter, devoted daughter
OF William Thompson Of Bryans
Road, Md. She also is survived by
six brothers. five sisters, other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
may be viewed after pm. Monday
August -. at Barnes g. Matthews
Funeral Home. 3619 l4th st. NV
Oath St at Spring rdJ. Funeral
Tuesday. August 80, at l pm. al
the Metropolitan Methodist Church
at Pomonkey, Md, the Rev. Howard
HinSon officiating. Interment church
cemetery
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ANDERSON, GRACE NJ. On Sunday

ANDERSON, GRACE NJ. On Sunday
August rs. 1860, GRACE NJ. AN
DERSON of 4140 Bradley blvd,
Chevy Chase, Md, beloved wife OF
the late Peter Melvin Anderson;
mother of Peter Harden Anderson,
Mrs Hannah NJ. Ewing. Philip R
Anderson and Mrs. Jane P. O'Meara
gethssda chew Chase "' FunernI RAY
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Be-
thesda, Nd. Services Tuesday. Au-
gust 80, at 10 am, at Fort Myer
Chapel, Fort Myer. Va. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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CAHILL, JOHN J. Members Of Wash.

An ington Council. knights
,AAA of Columbus. are notified
A of the death OF Brother
~ &E = JOHN J CAHIIL. and are
NAAIV requested to meet at the
NL/ Hanlon Funeral Home.
w 1881 Georgia ave NV, at
Sis pm. Tuesday. August 30, 1860,
for recitation of the rosary.
FRANK D. LAW. Jr,, G. K.
PTTIApn MAIJAD
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JACOBS, JEAN LUBoRE. On Friday

August 20. 1860. at Providence Hos
pitai. JEAN LUBORE JACOBS. be-
loved wife of Hugh D. Jacobs
mother Of Veronica J. Jacobs, daugh-
ter OF Erven and Josephine Lubore;
sister of Alan and Glenn Lubore
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home 4th and Massachusetts, ave
ne. where services will be held on
Tuesday. August 30, at l2:45 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
tery 29
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THOMAS, LULU G. In loving memory
Of our daughter and mother. LULU
@. THOMAS. who departed this life
nine years ago today, August 90
1851.
To one who has the sweetest name
Add luster to the same,
Who shared our Joy, good and bad
The greatest friend we ever had
MOTHER. ELLA BUTLER, AND
FIVE CHILDREN.
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JOHNSON, JOHN W, sr. On Thurs.

: day. August a5. 1850. JOHN "
JOHNSON, Sr, Of 2O@7 18th st
NV. beloved husband of Mrs. Mae
B. johnson and father Of Mrs
Theresa Cooke and John W John
son. ir. Also surviving are two
sisters, Mrs. Belle Green and Miss
Theresa W. johnson; one son-in-lav
one daughter-in -in-law. four sisters.
in-law and other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Tuesday
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st NV, where services will bt
held on Wednesday. August 81, al
pm. Interment Lincoln Memoria
Cemetery. 80
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HOUsER. WILLIAM SCOTT. On Sat-

urday. August -, 1860, at the Ma
LIAM SCOTT HoUSER Of 1902
Riggs rd. West Hyattsville. Nd T.,
infant son of Katherine E. and
Roger w. Houser. gSandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris r. Hullinger and
Mr. and Mrs Harold Eugene HouSer
william Scott rests at the Warner
E. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held Tuesday,
August 80. at IL am. (parkirg facil-
itiesr. 1nterment ParElawn Gene;
in the form of memorials to the
American Cancer SoSiety. $40 18th
st NV. WaShington. D. c.