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c. D. .Droyton, Jr., Dies,
Son of D. c. Attorney

Charles deVere Drayton, jr.,
As, a member of an old Wash
ington family, died yesterday
at the family residence, 2400
Wyoming avenue NV, after a
long illness.
The son of Charles D. Dray-
ton, a prominent attorney here,
and Mrs. Irma E. Drayton,' he
had been an assistant curator
of the Children's Museum in
Brooklyn, N. Y, prior to his
illness.
A native of Washington,
Mr.. Drayton attended Sidwell
Friends School. He was grad
uated from Hotchkiss Prepar-
atory School in 1882 and en-
tered Princeton University.
He later left Princeton and
completed his education at
George Washington University
in 1941.
During his college days and
before he moved to New York
Mr.. Drayton was well-known
bridge player here and partici-
pated in several District bridge
tournaments.
In addition to his parents
Mr.. Drayton leaves two sisters
Miss Dorothea Drayton of the
family residence here and Mrs
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Mrs. Anna BoIIo,
Lived 1o Years
In Arlington

Mrs. Anna Bollo, IA, an Ar
lington resident for 19 years.
died Thursday at Arlington
County Hospital.
She lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Gochenour, at
1909 North Fort Myer drive,
Arlington, and had been a
resident Of Virginia for nearly
so years.
A native of Hungary, Mrs.
Bollo was the former Miss
Anna Toni. She came to
America when she was 26 to
join her late husband, Joseph
Bollo, sr.. a miner, in Toms
Creek.
After her husband died in
l94l. Mrs. Bollo moved to AR
lington, where she became ac-
tive in st. Charles Catholic
Church at 1904 North Wash
ington boulevard.
She was a life member of the
Verhovary Hungarian Lodge. a
fraternal group with head
quarters in Pittsburgh.
In addition to Mrs. Goch-
enour, Mrs. Bollo leaves three
sons, Julius Bollo, of the home
address; Steve Louis Bollo of
6525 Seventy-sixth street, Cab
in John rd., and Joseph Bollo,
jr., of 7409 Arden road, Cabin
John. She is also survived by
eight grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow in
st. Charles Church. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Brotton, 81,
Leader in OAR

YORK, S. c., Jan. 80 (AP).-
Mrs. Virginia Mason Bratton,
90, a leader in the Daughters Of
the American Revolution and
Daughters of the Confederacy,
died Thursday in Divine Saviour
Hospital here.
The widow Of Robert Moul-
trie Bratton of York, she was
a direct descendant of George
Mason. who helped write the
Virginia Bill of Rights and es-
tablish the Federal Government.
Mrs. Bratton served in local,
State and national posts in the
OAR and as a national officer of
the UDC.
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Howard w. Rea. Denver, Colo
Funeral arrangements were
being completed. Burial will be
in the family plot at Rock
Creek Cemetery. The family
has requested that any tokens
of sympathy be sent to Chill
dren's Hospital or to the Amer
ican Cancer Society.
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Francis A. Jomieson, 55,
Key Gov. Rockefeller Aide

1910 to 1946 he was with the
Office of the co-ordinator OF
inter- american affairs, headed
by Nelson Rockefeller, and later
became public relations adviser
to the Rockefeller brothers.
Upon Nelson Rockefeller's
election as Governor, Mr.
Jameson became a special
assistant.
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SYKES, BERTHA o. On Friday. Jan
uary 90. 1850. at 23l4 Woodberry
St: Hyattsville, Nd, BERTHA Q.
SaTa Ma q aTS mothe9 sg' q 9ASf Sarsha affns a
Perkins. Dolores Bacciie and the
late Pierce A. sykes sister OF Pearl
Mewillis%son' MY Hansen nF Ru6y ThC@mnp2;;oonn'
Friends may cali at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l l4th ST
from Epiphany Episcopal Church.
1917 @ st. NV, on Tuesday. Feb
TRAPP, SUSIE. On Friday, January
20. 1860, in Kansas City, Mo, SUSIE
TRAPP. beloved wife Of the late MIN
Irapp, mother Of Mrs: Elaine Hayes ,,
oallen, kansas City, KSns.. and
Mrs. Leona Tennis OF Chanute,
in the Gates Funeral Chapel,
icss nSfS TSesdsy SS R Fe6raaf5 J. at sen em
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Nalley Funeral Service.
TRIPLETT. MONTE A., UsN CRetiredI.
On Saturday, January 30, 1860. at
Bethesda Naval Hospital MONTH A.
TRIPLETT, USN Retired, of 1918
North 18th St, Arlington. Va. be-
loved husband Of Mary /; Triplett;
j.. 5e Dean n K' si Mary ri l. io AND Judith niii Sai a
Triplett, all of the home address;
brother of Mrs. Eleanor Doyle OF
Fresno, Calf. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home. 1901
Sf}cI NgTth Fairfax 4 sGrd,1 dr. ArlnEtOD: Va
Wednesdsy' syVfFs Febrgary M g. ne'q 1o:45 G5
am. Interment Arlington Nationsl
Cemetery. 2
TsAGARAKIS. DEMETRIOs. On
Thgrsdsy; NTsiCs ySnuary 2si 1890 DE; De
Vasiliki TSagarakiS, father Of Miss
Helen, Democrats. Telemahos and
Tony Tsagarakis. brother of Msgda-
line Christian. Prayers at the s. H.
Hines Co d1 11nsFs MsndaS hSme teS90ar1 Sg0a 4th
at 80 pm. tparking facilitiesl.
dox Cathedral. 36th and Massa-
ohusetts aye: NV, on MONDAY at
: pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. JOHN tBUsTER). On
Mashinston St a Hospitsl center, si es0Ci JOHN n
WILLIAMS CBUsTERl OF 42Os Foote
Williams. Also surviving are three
daughters. Mrs Audrey Liggins.
Mrs. Juanita Richardson. Mrs. Edith
Ragsdale: one son, SGT. Johnnie T.
Williams; twenty-one grandchildren.
three great-srandchildren and other
relatives and friends. After 3 pm.
Monday. February !, friends may
call at Henry S. Washington a. Sons
Funeral Home. 1925 Deane ave
ne, where funeral services will be
held at ! pm. Tuesday, February ..
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
WILLIS, JOSIE CATLETT. On Thurs
day, January 2S. 1850. JOSIE CAT
LETT WILLIS OF 200 S st, NV,
beloved wife of Charles Willis and
sister OF Miss Eva Catlett OF New
York City. Also surviving are two
nieces, three nephews. her cousins,
other relatives and many friends.
After | pm. SUNDAY January 81,
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890 9th
st. NV Funeral from the Plym-
outh Congregational Church. 18th
and p SITS NV. on Monday. Febru-
ary /. at l am. 1nterment Wood
lawn Cemetery 81
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NEW YORK, Jan. 80 (AP).-
Francis A. Jameson, SIS, a
Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter
who became one of the key
aides to Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
feller of New York. died today
at New York Hospital.
Associates said Mr.. Jameson
was i'll last week and remained
at his home here. He entered
the hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Jameson won the Pu-
liter Prize for his coverage OF
the Lindberg kidnapping case
while a staff member of the
Associated Press.
Scored News Beat
He scored one of the great
news beats in history in 1882
on the finding Of the body Of
Charles A. Lindbergh. jr., who
had been stolen from his Hope
well, N. j., home.
Mr.. Jameson got his infor-
nation from the New Jersey
Governors Office and relayed
it to the New York Office of the
Associated Press an hour ahead
of the formal announcement by
State police.
He was AP correspondent at
Trenton at the time.
Rockefeller Aide
Mr.. Jameson was publicity
adviser for the election cam
paign of Gov. Charles Edison
of New Jersey in 1910. From
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BROWN, NAOMI ADAMS. The Rev.
William H. Brown, takes this means
for their kind sympathy, telegramS
ot ond my fQSat Beloved sGiD3fSs %ite Naomi ADAMS
BROWN. Special thanks to mem,
bers of the Beulah Baptist Church
OF Alexandria. Va.
FRANKLIN, REV. SPENCER D. Our
sincere thanks to the combined
choirs and to the Rev, c; murray naS
tiSt Church. Bureau of Ships. Navy
Department; the Baptist Ministers
Conference the Interdenominational
Church -JshsTs ASSOCIATION, N. the thni,aD Bsp-
B. ' c.; Ss"Siou the Mount Bethel AssOcia-
tion, the Potomac River Baptist As
ISOLATION, the Northern Virsinia Bap;
tist AssSciatiOn' s the Trinls'sd IS'.
tives, neish6oTs and friends for the
donation OF cars, floral tributes and
kindnesses bestowed during our re-
cent bereavement, THE FAMILY
HALL. KATIE W To the relatives,
friends and neishbors, the Rev.
Garnett and the Rev. Veazey, mem
bers and Deaconess Board. No. .,
OF the Zion Baptist Church Tor DO do5
many kindnesses bestowed during
the illness and paSsins Ci our loved
one. We are most grateful
THE FAMILY.
PAGE. LOUISA. The family of the
express sincere thanks and appreci-
alton for the many kindnesses shown
during our bereavement.
SCOTT, LULA E. tsHORTYl. The
family Of the late LULA E.
(sHoRTYI SCOTT wishes to thank
their many friends, relatives and
shown during their recent bereave-
louis SCOTT. LESTER AND JAMES
CAMPBELL. 8
@dITH, CLARENCE. our sincere
thanks TO Bishop william p. stew:
ard. the Rey; We: 2; Smith; pastor OF Of
eharsh tas Union BisScp Sssey w. w. MsttnsTs slSn
the Rev. Cecil Mills, the Rev. Mabel
Stevens, the McShain employees. the
various clubs and members OF Union
nessSors MfssS snd for hSt S. OF dd5sos, a1d
kindness. cars and floral tributes
in the hour Of our bereavement.
MRS. SADIE H. SMITH AND FAM
lily
THOMAS. CHARLOTTE L. The fam
lily OF the late MRS. CHARLOTTE
l.. lhOMhS Wishes 10 express SIN
cere thanks to the Rev. Thomas j.
Sheehan OF st. Anthony's Church,
relatives, and to our many friends
and neighbors for their many ex-
pressions of sympathy. cards. tele-
grams and floral tributes, and other
acts of kindness and friendship dur
Ing our recent bereavement.
BEATRICE WARE AND ERNESTINE
GOLDSON.
TURNER, MELVIN c. The family Of
the late MELVIN c. TURNER wishes
to express sincere thanks to their
many friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral tributes and their
kind expressions OF sympathy DUR
ing our recent bereavement
MARTHA TURNER AND FAMILY. /
YOUNG, JAMES Z. The family of
the late BISHOP JAMES z. YOUNG
wishes to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our
friends, neighbors and ORGANIZATIONS
for the many expressions OF SYM
pathy and acts of kindness and
friendship during our bereavement
MRS; ANNA 7. YOUNG AND FAM
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Carolina Law School, Mr.. Hall
once served in the State Sem
ate.
He leaves his wife, Sarah
McCollum Hall, and three
daughters.
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SMITH, CAPT. JOHN EDGAR. On
Thursday, January IS, 1860, CAPT.
JOHN EDGAR SMITH Of 1872 9th
ST. NV. beloved husband Of Cecilia
Cantey Smith. Also surviving are
% Hiter + siiss noon Mondag @ Afy ffiends s"Gs ar.
invited to call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV. Fu-
neral at 18th Street Presbyterian
Church, 18th and r SITS. NV, on
@sseay teT@eat AFiSgtSny fSstany national demeteTs
SMITH. JOHN EDGAR Up. C. M.
q A special communication
!: /: 81 (: -: !:
NV, for the purpose OF
arranging to conduct the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
Past Grand Master JOHN EDGAR
SMITH who was a. memseT OF O.
at pm from the Fifteenth Street
PRESBYTERIAN Church. 18th ano R
" NATHANIEL W. WRIGHT.
HUGH W. HARVEY, Secy.
SMlTHERS. MARJORIE BEATRICE.
OF Bowling Green. Va. formerly OF
Herndon. Va, on January IS, 1860,
wife OF Dennis j. Smithers, mother
ln-law OF yirsinia DAILY Prayers at
3O72 NJ st. n W, on Monday, Febru-
ary !, at $50 am, Mass at Holy
Trinity Catholic Church. 35th st.
between n and o sts: o,n;' NV at 2
Cemetery
sTAUNToN. LOUIS n. On wednes-
msn's Hospital, Louis N. sTAUN;
husband S Of I'M Mary Beatrice si s,aanton, Ttsn
Mrs. Janet E Poole. Michael, Pa
tricia and Denise Staunton: son OF
Marshall and Laura staunton and
Joseph and Marshall staunton. He
also is survived by two sons-in-law.
two grandchildren, other relatives
and friends, The late Mr; StauEton
NAY may be viewed at the above resi-
usry 81. where the rosary viii be
said at pm. Mass will be Of
tered on Monday. February l.. at
the Church of the Incarnation. 1913
eT%en RTT%nins SoSet Rss1 oi1s. csmeters IN
Services by Stewart 81
STlNE. THOMAS. On Friday, jan
uary 20, 1860, at his residence
Rock Point, Md. THOMAS STINE
beloved husband of Myrtle Stine and
father of Alice Swami, Ethel Stone
street and Alberta SimmS. He also
is survived by six grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Arehart Funeral
Home La Plata, Md. until Monday
February /, at 9:l5 am Mass at
the Holy Ghost Catholic Church
Issue. Md, at 10 am. Interment
church cemetery. Prayers on Sun
day January 81. at pm
sTREATER. GENEVA, On Thursday
January rs, 1850, ENEVA
STREATER, age s yrs, 400 NJ st
NV. daughter OF Willie B. and Ida
Streater, sister OF Robert, Carolyn
Ronnie, Nova Jean, Larry and Willie
b StreRter, ir.; granddaughter OF
MIS- Virginia McLaurin After L.
noon Sunday, friends may call at
johnson e. Jenkins Funeral Home.
4SOf Georgia ave NV. Funeral
services will be held at Church OF
God OF Prophecy, SEQ Sth st. ne,
on Monday. February ] at ] pm
1nterment National Harmony Gene
terry.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord OF thonks in
The Stor meets o need which con
hordly be solved in ony other way
Not only Is il o gracious expression
Of erutitude to those who hove sent
fIerul tributes but clso courteousIS
acknowledges the services ond
kindnesses Of the many TO whom
o personal note Of thonks eonnot
we'll be muiled or whose nomes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
may be orronsed BY telephone to
The Stor u $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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CONN. MARION W. On Tbp,sd,v

CUNN, MAhlUN ". On IhuTSday,
pitai, MARION " COM Of 5"%a Ss
North 9TH St. Arlington. Va. the
beloved husband OF Mrs. Lilly A
Conn and father OF Mr.. Edward
H. Conn. He also is survived By
one granddaughter. Susan. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, betgeer
the hours OF pm. and Z pm
Sunday January 81. Services viii
be held on Monday. February Al
10 am. Interment Fort Lincolr
cemetery. Family requests in lieu
made TO the Heart Fund Al
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COOPER, MARGARET LOUISE

satgresy January 80. 1860.
56O2 3lst ave. West Hyattsyille,
Md. beloved wife Of Frederick
Cooper, mother Of Frederick Charles
Cooper, Mrs. Naomi c. Blaiklock
Of Cleveland, Ohio George Edward
SSoqDsr SCOPE Of Detroit; Mich. and serEt.
She is also survived by five grand :
chlldren and one great-Rrandchild.
Friends may call at Nalley's Funeral
Home. 5000 Rhode Island ave. Al
Eastern ave. ne, where services
will be held Tuesday. February .
At II am Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment George Wash
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CLSEi IM IT; ILLS z. suddenly,
Eglin Air Force Base. Fla. Ist 1T.
ELLIS ?. CLINE OF clagettSyille,
Nd. beloved husband Of Catherine
Connor Cline. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Cline and brother OF Mrs.
Lee Cline 1t. Cline rests at the
Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home.
Damascus. Nd. where friends may
call after pm. Sunday, January
81. Services on Monday. February
at 10 am, at the above funeral
home Interment Montromery
Methodist Cemetery, Clagettsville,
Nd. al
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PROPER. ROSE B. On Friday, Jan.

Tsry 80 1860 ROSE B. PRoPER
OF SOIL Eastern ave. Silver Spring
Nd, beloved wife of the late Jerome
Proper, Past Master OF Hope Lodge
of the Masonic order. Mrs. Proper
may be viewed at the Bernard Dam
Zansky g. Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol
l4th ST. NV, through Sunday. jan
uary n. until . pm. Funeral serv-
ices at the Sol Levinson & Bros
Funeral Home, 60l0 Reistertown rd q.
Baltimore. Md on Monday, Febru-
AIRY /. at pm. Interment Balti-
more Hebrew Cemetery 81
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HENDERSON. ADA BELL. On Sat.
urday, January 80. 1860, ADA BELL
HENDERSON OF POO 10th st. NV
Notice OF funeral later. Arrangements
by Jarvis

HOWARD. KATHLEEN. OF 2Io2 p st.
NV. on January 30. 1860. wife OF
George P, Howard. mother OF Dan
lei, David. Walter and Judy Smith
and Nancy Wheeler Services at
Chambers Funeral Home 3O12 NJ
st. NV. on Wednesday, February 3.
AZ ! pm. Interment, Washington
National Cemetery
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SMITH. JOHN EDGAR Up. G. M

mn EDOAh NT. u VI. v.
A special communication
Of Social Lodge, No. /, +.
and A. M, is hereby called
for Tuesday, February .,
1850. at 1890 am, at
the temple, 1000 You ST
NV, for the purpose OF
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PARKER, MINNIE. On Saturday,
January 30, 1860. at her residence,
3l5S North Stafford St, Arlington,
Va. MINNIE PARKER. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. after
4 pm on Sunday, January 81,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. February /, at pm
lnterment Kinmundy Cemetery, Kim
mundy, Ill
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JACKSON, AMANDA z. On T

JhChSUHt AMANDA Y. on lhurs-
aay %sn. 'fRsn aosnt. 4 AMANDA IfaS e E JAcR 5Aess
SON Of 1905 11th st. ne. wife
OF Nehemiah jackson. Also sur
viving are two daughters Annie
N: Kelly and Mrs, Elnezia Wiser
and Julius VI. Kelly; twelve srand
children two .great-grandchildren
one. sister and two brothers, and a
host of other relatives and many
may call al the Morrow l. WOOD
ford. Inc. Funeral Home, I622
i,ai iith st; NV. nv. tI, RemainS pi.. VIII lie in
tist Church, 2l5 Rhode Island ave.
NV. from 10 m Monday, Febru-
AIRY /, until time of funeral al !
pm. the Rev. Robert Anderson Of
Relating Interment Lincoln Me-
uary 2S, 1850. EFFIE JACKSON OF
sister OF Mrs. Anna Hines, Mrs. Ger.
trude Ross, Mrs. Clemme wilkins
Frank. David. Thomas. Steven and
Ge0Tse tHSIs sSs Jackson S;on and f EGsar Little:
stepmother, Mrs. Hattie jackson. and
other relatives. Friends may call
a. the Malvan q Schey. Inc Funeral
Home NeT Jersey ave. and, R St
~ VIZ vi 1uGoudS. rtDTuhTy =, hILeI
II noon. Funeral services will be
held at the Bible Way PentecoStaI
Church on Wednesday. February 3
at pm. InteTment Carver
Memorial Cemetery.
JAMES. INFANT KARL X, Jr. Or
Friday, January 20. 1860, at III,
residence, ~ East Gentele court
Alexandria, Va. KARL X. JAMES
james Graveside services will b,
held on Tuesday, February =, al
1880 am, in Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers con.
tributiOnS may be sent to Children
Hospital or the Heart Fund.
JET, LAURA. On Wednesday. Jan.
uary ~, 1860 LAURA JET1 Of
22l0 Lawrence ave. ne. belovec
wife OF Albert Jett and sister Of
George Anderson. She also is sur.
/ yived by nieces. nephewS, other rel,
| atives and friends The late Mrs
| Jett may be viewed at the Stewar
| Funeral Home. 80 ST ne, aftel
IL am Sunday. January 81. Flu
neral on Monday. February /, from
the Mount Vernon Methodist Church
1910 West Virginia ave. ne, at
! pm, Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 81
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CHIsWELL, HATTIE HERsBERGER

On Friday. January %. 1866. a
TIE HERsBERGER cHisWELL. vii,
OF the late Lawrence A. chiSwell
mother OF Maurice H. Chiswell o.
Saitnersourg' Nd; Mrs. NsEtor
OF Barnesville. Nd. and sister o.
Miss Julia Hersberger, Mrs. AnnI
Winstead and Mrs HempStone Grit.
nth Friends may call at the Hill
ton Funeral Home, GAINESVILLE. Nd
where services will be held on Mon.
day. February /, at II am. In.
terment Monocacy Cemetery, Bealls.
vile. Nd 81
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MEssINA. SALVATORE n, suddenly

r. Rleh%end Msaan' cS shPu'Ey sAivAroRE II Sss i
MESSINA OF 4lO3 4lSt st, Brent.
wood. Nd. beloved husband OF 10.
sephine L, Messina. father OF Jo.
seph A.. Marie r. and Salvatore C
Messina. brother OF Mrs. Rose NJ
D'Aprile, Louis Joseph and Henry
MeSSina. Friends may cali al
Nailey's Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave, at Eastern ave. ne
on Friday. January %. after pm
Funeral on Monday. February
at 10 am. thence to ST. jaime,
Catholic Church. where mass will pt
offered at 1890 am for the repost
OF his soul Relatives and friend,
invited. lnterment Fort Lincoln
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MINCosKY. sAMuELI On SATURDAY

Januafy 30, INbU, Samuel J. MIN
COSKY OF l44O Tuckerman st. INV
beloved husband OF Rose MincosK
and devoted father OF Mrs Mildre
Ginsberg and Harold j Minton 20
California He also is survived b
two brothers. Dave MincoSkv an
Max Maxwell and two sisters Mr.,
Herman Becker ana Mrs JoSep
ForshlaRer. both OF Baltimore, Md
and six grandchildren Funeral serv
ices at the Bernard DanzanSky an
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 lith ST
NV, on Monday, February /, a
II am. Interment BNai Israf
Cemetery Memorial week. l44
Tuckerman ST. NV. In lieu OF flower
the family suggests that Contribu
tions may be made to the Metro
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RICE, CHARLES FREDERICK.

day. January 20. 1860, at Wash
inston, D. C, CHARLES FREDERICK
RICE OF 1909 North Stafford St,
Arlington. Va. beloved husband OF
Beale L. Rice, father OF Richaro
Ernest Rice, brother of Walter and
George Rice of Arlington, Va, John
Rice of Washington, D. c., Mrs.
Virginia Turner of Arlington, Va,
and Mrs. Annie Keith of Annapolis.
Md Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, @S47 Wilson blvd 4,
Arlington. Va. after :! pm on
Sunday. January a, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday.
February >, at pm Interment
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DAILY. JOHN EDWARD On Abur,
day. January 2s. 1850 ,JOHN FB.
WARD DAILY OF 1905 New HsmD.
snire ave NV. beloved husband ri
ne late Enc M Daily. father ri
mary Jane Daily and srandfathei
o. 9Io,, Raymond z Daley, Funera
day. February ]. al p.30 M
Reguiem mass at st. GabrieI,
Church at 10 am. InteTmsn,
mount Oliyet Cemetery. Arrange.
ments by Collins
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COUSINS, MARY p or s.,r,a,.

COUSINS, MARY P. On Saturday,
January 80. 1880 at her residence,
5222 GCI,sDVis DaVis pl. NV. MARY p
Norma and the late Charles
Iomlinson; mother OF Ralph A and
Charles 2 Tobin and Mary Ellen
Cousins. Funeral from the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home. 3l7 PennsyI-
Vanla ave. Sc. on Tuesday, Febru-
ary .. at o am. Requiem mass At
the Church OF the immaculate Con-
ception at 9:30 am. Relatives and
TRENDS invited, 1nterment Arlington
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GRIssOM. BETTY JANE. On Friday

January ~, 1860, at Providenc,
Hospital. BETTY JANE GRISSOM
beloved daughter OF James c. anc
Clare B. GrisSom. sister OF Jane,
Douglas GrisSom. Funeral from tho
Good Hope rd. sc parking facili.
tiesi. on Monday. February /. Al
1890 am. Services at the Foun.
tain Memorial Baptist Church at II
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene.
tery
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BRAXToN. GERTRUDE TAYLOR. O

Saturday. January 80. 1850. at her
GERfRupE 5SsisfPss sI TAYnos MsSster pShxToN & pS
beloved mother OF Mrs. Blanche
Gassaway, Mrs. Hattie Foreman,
Miss Mollie Taylor, Mrs. Marjorie
Crutchfield and Mrs. Ida Fry Also
surviving are twenty-seven grand
children; two sisters. Mrs. Marion
Washington and Mrs. Isabelle Bond;
one brother, Albert Stewart, and a
host Of other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Services by
Snowden, Rockville. Nd
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BOWLER, ANNIE G. On THURSDAY
January 2S, 1860, ANNIE G. BOW
LER. beloved mother Of Grace Dove
Alma Smith, Esther Henley. Ruth
Merchant and Ralph Bowler. Friendi
Funarsi Hon,a re 19J In S'''Gsi' =, =
where services will be held on Mon.
day. February !, at IL am. Rela.
tives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery 81
Evening star., 1960-01-31

BRANFORD. MARY. On Tuesday
January 90. 1860. MARY BRAN
FORD OF $50 Hobart place NV. be
loved mother of william Branford
Also surviving are three grand
Mary Stewart; one nephew, Edwir
Wood, and one daughter-in-law,M Mrs
Murial Branford other relatives
and friends After IL noon Sunday
January 81, friends may call at tn,
Palmer Funeral Home, 412 H st
ne. where services will be at pm
Tuesday, February Q, the Rev. J. D
Catlett oficiating. Interment Lin,
coin Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

airy 20 1860. at Casualty Hospital,
PHILIP MEDLEY OF l0.2 Sth St
NV, beloved husband Of Mrs Mar
tina Medley. Body may be viewed
after 10 am. Sunday Friends
may call al the Crouchs Funeral
Home. 81 K ST. NV, where services
will be held Tuesday. February .,
1860. at Il noon. Interment Arlins-
ton Natinnal CemeferN
Evening star., 1960-01-31

Saturday, January 80 1860, at his
residence, Upper Marlboro, Nd, Jo-
SEPH SAMUEL CHANEY. beloved
husband OF Ella Mae CLANCY and
uel and William Clifton Clancy,
Mrs. Mary Ella Spallings, Mrs.
Flora Goode and Mrs Dorothy Viz
ginia Catterton. He also is sur
vived by two brothers. William
Cleveland and Eldridge CLANCY
eighteen grandchildren and three
great-srandchildren. Friends may
call at the Ritchie Bros. Funeral
Home, Upper Marlboro. Md. where
funer al services will be held on
Tuesday. February - at = pm
Interment Mount Zion Cemetery,
Lothian, Nd.