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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
Mass OrdO-
LITURGY
Of The
w E E. X
FEB. II
~SEPTUACESiMA SUNDAY

Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass)
of Saint Valentine, Creed,
Preface of the Holy Trinity.
MONDAY, FEB. IS
FERlAL MONDAY
Violet vestments, Mass as
on Septuagesima Sunday, no
Gloria, Second Prayer Cn
Low Mass of Saints Fausti.
nus and Jovita, no Creed,
Common Preface.
TUESDAY, FEB. Is
FERiAL TUESDAY
Violet vestments, Mass as
on Septuagesima Sunday, no
Gloria, no Credo, Common
Preface.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. II
FERiAl WEDNESDAY
Violet vestments, Mass as
on Septuagesima Sunday, no
Gloria, no Credo, Common
Preface.
THURSDAY, FEB. 10
FERiAL THURSDAY
Violet vestments, Mass as
on Septuagesima Sunday, no
Gloria, Second Prayer Tin
Low Mass of Saint Simeon,
no Creed, Common Preface.
FRIDAY, FEB. 10
FERIAL FRIDAY
Violet vestments, Mass as
on Septuagesima Sunday, no
Gloria, no Credo, Common
Preface.
SATURDAY, FEB. 20
SATURDAY OF DUR LADY
White vestments, Gloria,
Tract, Preface of the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
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garden that she made so
beautiful became the haven
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Both of these sell for $500
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BELOW YOU WILL find
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OLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TON, Box 385, Villanova,
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project.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12

Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass)
of Saint Valentine, Creed,
Preface of the Holy Trinity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
FOR LITTLE
Grades l.3

CHANTlCLEEk AND The
FOX, by Godfrey Chaucer;
illus. and adapted by Barbara
Cooney. Crowell, So. This col
orful award winning book will
give the young reader a real
appreciation of this old classic.
THE PEAcEABLE KING.
DOM by Elizabeth C%oatsworth.
Pantheon, $2.75.
The Bible furnishes the
theme for three narrative
poems, Journey, Rest in Egypt
and The Peaceable Kingdom.
THE ~iN.BETWEENERs t4-6)
MAGIC OR NOT? by Ed
ward Eager. Harcourt, $2.95.
The children wonder if the
wishing we'll is really making
their wish come true! Don't
miss the authors other imag-
NATIVE books. They will pro-
vide hours of reading fun.
THE APPRENTICE AND
THE PRIZE by Janice Hol-
land. Vanguard, $2.75. This
miracle MIGHT have happen
ed if a group of young APP
prentices had We'd to honor
st. Francis.
Grades 7.e
THE WITCH OF BLACK
BIRD POND by Elizabeth
Speare. Houghton, $500.
Girls will enjoy the story Of
Kit, who finds that she is ex-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
Meet Mr.. Lincoln:
Great Emancipation
In Words, Pictures

MEET MR. LINCOLN by Richard Hansen and Donald B..
Hyatt. Golden Press $500, eIoth-sl.so psperl.
ON FEBRUARY II, 1889, NBC-TV presented a
program entitled "Meet Mr.. Lincoln. 1t was widely
heralded as an authentic portrait of our great Presi.
don't
Evening star., 1960-03-21
In Mrntnrtattt

BUNDY. REV. ISABEL. In lovinI
remembrance Of our dear mother
REV. ISABEL BUNDY. who passed
away fourteen years ago TO-DAY
March 81, lg46.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BUNDY.
GATHER. ERNEST r. Sacred to the
memory Of our dear one. ERNEST
r. GATHER. who passed away
seven years ago today, March 81
1858.
The road into the grest beyond,
Is one We all must tread:
AhGsSn RS.n odr u G1sd Eyes' ones Es sS5rEw 20 sS.
DEVOTED WIFE AND son.
GTLLLM. NELLIE FORD. sacred to
the memory OF our loved one, MEL
LIE FORD GILLEM, who died
March II, l947.
She lives within the many hearts
OF those who loved her best,
Whose lives she brightened every day
More than she ever guessed.
She walked serene with peaceful heart
10 meet the rising sun;
Her hand in Gods and unatrald
To let His will be done.
NORBERT, PARKER AND HATTIE
GILLEM. NELLIE FORD. In loving
memory Of my husband. FREDE-
RICK J. GROSS. who passed away
March u, I941.
There are many treasured memories,
That fill my heart today;
Precious memories,
That time cannA take away.
MOLlS BROWN.
GROSS, FREDERICK J. In loving
memory OF my husband, FREDER-
lCK J. GROSS, who passed away
one year aso TO-DAY, March p, 1859.
The depths OF sorrow cannot tell.
OF the loss Of one | loved SO well;
His memory 4 shall always keep.
HIS WIFE, HELEN.
JOHNSON, PHILLIP G. In memory OF
our Gear son and gIandson, PHIL
LIP @. JOHNSON, who passed away
one year ago today. March 2l, 1883
Those we love. we never lose,
For always they will be
Forever near, forever dear
In hallowed memory.
DEVOTED MOTHER. MARIE W
JOHNSON, AND GRANDFATHER
WILLIAM A. WEST.
MILLS, MRS. JOSEPHINE !. In sacred
memory OF our devoted wife ano
sweet mother, MRS. JOSEPHINE ]
MILLS, who entered eternal rest
one year aGo today. March 81, 1883
You nad smile Tor everyone,
A heart as pure as sold:
To those who knew and loved you
Your memory will never grow old
YOUR HUSBAND ROBERT H
MILLS, AND CHILDREN, MRS
LOUISE ROBERTS, DR.. PIN
YON L. CORNISH AND HARRY
CORNISH.
SCHMUTZER, JOHN. In memory Of
JOHN SC5MUTZER, who left us
six years ago today, March 81. 1854
IenderIy remem pered and sorely
missed BY his whole family and MS
devoted wife JESSIE.
SHEPHERD, USE, HENRY AND AU.
BREY. In loving memory OF our
dear mother and brothers: HENRY
N, who passed March 5. 1913;
mother, SUSIE BARRETT sHEP-
HERD, March is, lg4S, and AU-
BREY W. March 81. 1887.
How precious and sweet the men,
ories
We cherish in our hearts
We can never forget you,
Although we are apart.
NORMA, RUTH. CORNELIUS, AND
GRANDSON, CARL HOBSON.
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Mrs. WomeIdorf,
District Native,
Church Worker

Mrs. Faith Womeldorf, IS,
daughter of former District
c ON missioner Proctor L.
Dougherty. died yesterday in
Washington Hospital Center.
Mrs. Womendorf was born in
the District and was educated
in public schools here. She at
tended George Washington
University and later worked in
the public relations office of the
university.
In 1852, she married George
Raymond Womeldorf. jr., of
Winchester, Va. Mr.. Womeldorf
was graduated from Union
Theological Seminary in Rich
mond in 1855. He is now with
the personnel division of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Long active in church work,
Mrs. Womeldorf was the first
administrator of the Church of
the Saviour, 2025 Massachu-
sets avenue, NV.
Mrs. Womeldorf leaves her
husband, who lives at 2107
North Tast street, Arlington; a
son. Richard P. Womeldorf;
her parents, who live at 1923
Jennifer street NV: and a
sister, Elizabeth Dougherty, of
the Jennifer street address.
Memorial services will be held
at 1890 am. tomorrow in the
Church of the Saviour.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
F. D. BinkIey,
Retired Attorney
With Justice

| Frederick D. Binkley, a retired
Justice Department attorney,
died yesterday in his home, 6427
Utah avenue NV.
Mr.. Binkley, who entered
Government service here in
1926, was a native of Denver
Tenn. He earned degrees in
law from Vanderbilt and
George Washington universi-
ties. He was a veteran of World
War /.
Mr.. Binkley served several
years as an examiner with the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. During World War II. he
worked in the handling Of
transportation matters for the
Office of Price Administration.
After the war, he Joined the
Antitrust Division of the JUS
tice Department and remained
there until his retirement in
1854.
Besides his wife, Mildred, of
the home address, he leaves
two sisters, Mrs. v. A. Denslow,
of Greenville. Miss, and Mrs.
r. w. Byrn, of Frederick, Okla;
four brothers, w. Bowling of
Denver. Tenn; Samuel F. of
Toledo, Ohio and Robert T. and
Benjamin, both of Knoxville,
Tenn.
Services will be held at II
am. Wednesday in Gawler's
Funeral Home, 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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ing the RATS in the water and
pulling a number of men
aboard them. After AZ hours
in the water. $50 men of the
ships crew were rescued.
His. later commands in
cluded the Naval Aviation Ord
nance Test Station at Chinco-
league Island, Va; the aircraft
carrier Kearssrge and the
Naval Ordnance Test Station
at Inyokern. Calf.
Admiral Vieweg also held two
eommendation ribbons and a
Presidential Unit Citation. He
was a member Of the Army
Navy Country Club in Wash
ington, the American Ordnance
Association. and the Institute
Iof Aeronautical Sciences.
He leaves his wife, Anne
Reinken Of the home address.
I'LL Army-Navy drive. Arling-
ton, and two sons, 1t. Gg0
Walter v. R. Vieweg jr., with
Amphibious Group 3 in San
Diego and Pfc. Richard r.
Vieweg. USA., stationed at
Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville.
Ala.
Services will be held at II
am. Wednesday in the Fort
Meyer Chapel, followed by
burial in Arlington cemetery.
The family requests that
tokens of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
American Cancer Society or
the Heart Fund.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
Admiral Walter VieWeq, 81,
Anti-Sub Warfare Expert

Rear Admiral Walter v. r.
Vieweg, 81, USN, retired, air
craft carrier and anti-sub-
marine warfare expert, died
yesterday at Bethesda Naval
Hospital after a short illness.
At the time of his death.
Admiral Vieweg was co-ordi-
nator of anti-submsrine war
fare programs for General
Dynamics Corp. Before his re-
tirement in 1854 from the Navy
before joining the company, he
was commander, Fleet Air,
Hawaii.
A native of Buffalo, NY. he
was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1924 and attended
the Navy Flight Training
School, at Pensacola, Fla,
where he became a naval avia-
tor in 1926. From 1929 to 1882
he was assigned to the POST
Graduate School at Annapolis
specializing in aviation ord
nance engineering.
During the early part OF
! World War II, Admiral Vieweg
served as head of the Aviation
Ordnance section of the Bureau
of Ordnance in Washington.
I In 1914 he commanded the
escort carrier Gambler Bay
during the battle of Leyte Gulf.
The ship was sunk during a
45-minute battle with three
japanese heavy cruisers. The
admiral received the Navy
Cross for exceptional valor for
making a tour of the ship after
giving the abandon ship"
order. He was credited with
rescuing several men, organiz-
Evening star., 1960-03-21
Draths
DICKERSON

DIChEkSON, EhNkST VI. MEMBER
Al. Of the Oldest Iphabi:
%I% netifed Of the death 8
SAT ERNEST NJ. DICKER.
. z SON, formerly Of l7ll
~ - 11th st NV, Remains
6IHE. " may be viewed the Nc.
Guire Funeral Home, after IL moor
sm TofS TUESDAY, March 80, Body vii
lie in state at the Lincoln Temple
Congregational Church, IL tn and +
SITS, NV. where funeral services
viii be held at II am.
yRkEk MskkIHT 3 2 RekISNG4 n114N sss;id'n'' sess.
DIXON, EDWARD. On Sunday. March
20. 1860, EDWARD DIXON, hus.
band Of ldells Dixon OF 1901 GiTarc
st. ne. Notice Of funeral later, Ar
rangements by Henry S. Washing
ton g. Sons.
DUvALL, GRACE NEALE. on Sunday
March 20, 1850, GRACE NEALE
DUvAIL, sister Of the late Ethe
Neale Demarest and aunt of Cath.
crime W. DemaTest. Interment East
ESPEY, ANNIE LEE. On Saturday
March 10. 1850, ANNIE LEE ESPEY
tnee Brown, beloved wife Of the
late A. Louis Espey; sister Of Mrs
Ada Besll Of johnson City, N. Y.
MTs sng T5s Beatrice Aperis 8 Smith SR'h and aua s.S
mother Of Miss Margaret A.. Walter
services at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home 1861 Good Hope I'd
Sc tpsrkinE fscilitiesl, Tuesday,
Foresf MaTsR Memorial or MstRodist a'stase! csme!
terry ForeStvilie Nd
Evening star., 1960-03-21

/ CONN. NELLIE. On Saturday. March
/ pl ne. devoted mother Of John W
Conn and Mrs Masree Jones Notice
/ Of iCl ersl later ARRANGEMENTS by
Barnes T. Matthews.
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streets. Archbishop Egidio Vag-
nozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the
United States, will be the
celebrant.
Bishop Lawrence ]. Shehan
Of Bridgeport. Conn, will
preach. Additional services will
be arranged later.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
Bishop Carroll Dies;
Pennsylvania PreIote

Inc Most Rev. Howard j.
Carroll, 81, bishop of the
Altoona-Johnstown diocese in
Pennsylvania and general. Sec
retary of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference here for
many years, died after a stroke
this morning at Providence
Hospital.
Born in Pittsburgh in 1902,
Bishop Carroll attended the
Holy Rosary School there. In
1920 and 1921 he attended Du-
quesne University. He was
graduated from st. Vincent's
Seminary in Latrobe, Pa, in
1928.
He was ordained at the Uni
versity of Fribourg, Switzer-
land, in 1927, and received his
doctorate in theology there the
next year.
Held PastOrate
In 1928 Bishop Carroll re-
turned to Pittsburgh and was
assistant pastor at Sacred Heart
Church for 10 years. He also
taught philosophy at Mount St.
Mercy College and held several
administrative Offices in the
curia of the diocese.
In 1888 he was named assist
ant general secretary of the
| NCWC here and in 1914 was
appointed general secretary of
the conference.
During World War II Bishop
Carroll was a member Of the
board of directors of the United
Services Organization. He also
was a member of the Executive
Committee and secretary to the
board of directors of National
Catholic Community Service, a
member of the USO.
| In recognition Of his serv-
ices during the war. Bishop
Carroll was made a Chevalier
in the French Legion Of Honor
! in l949.
Represented U. S.
In addition to his duties as
| the head Of the NCWC, since
1855 he had represented the
United States in meetings with
the Supreme Council for Emil
grafton of the Sacred Consis-
torial Congregation in Rome
In 1858 Bishop Carroll was
installed as the spiritual leader
of the 150,670 Catholics in the
| Altoona Johnstown Diocese
Recently he opened a number
Of schools and oversaw COM
pletion of the Cathedral of the
Blessed Sacrament in Altoona
Last Wednesday Bishop Car
roll returned to Washington tC
consult a physician and was
advised to undergo a series oi
medical checks.
His condition, not thought
serious at the time. worseneo
on Friday and Saturday.
Brother Survives
Bishop Carroll was one oi
three brothers. all of whom
had been priests in the Diocese
of Pittsburgh. His only sur.
viving brother. the Most Rev
Coleman F. Carroll. Bishop oi
Miami, was at his bedside here
when he died.
Another brother, Msgr. Wal
ter S. Carroll, was in the papa
secretariat Of state at the Vati-
can at the time of his death ir
1850.
A pontifical mass Of requiem
will be celebrated at 10 am. TO-
morrow at st. Patrick's Church
Tenth street between G and F
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Darn nf Ihanks

BROWN. AMOS J. The family of the
late AMOS BROWN wish to ex-
press their sincere appreciat tion to
their many friends and to The
its pastor, Bishop Henry c. Brooks,
and his wife, Sister Willie Brooks.
and to Mr. Walter Smith, and for
the cards and floral tributes sent
during our recent bereavement and
to the c. " Lewis Funeral Home
for their wonderful service rendered.
Mr. AND MRS CHARLES l.
BROWN AND FAMILY. 2I
Evening star., 1960-03-21

COOPER, JOHN W. A special commu.
q nIcation of George c
N Whiting Lodse. No. -, r
IN A A. NJ, is called fol
MHMn Wednesday, March %. a
WN~ 2,30 pm. for the puTpos,
N\/N OF attendins the funeral o.
our late brother JOIN
WILLIAM COOPER. BY order of thu
woTsh:p!gl master
Evening star., 1960-03-21

WESTCOTT. JULIUS d. OF 33l c st.
Alice G. Westcott. father OF Ma
thaniel j. and Claude p WeStcott,
brother Of Mrs. Mary Westcott,
Mrs. Nan Couch, Marshall and Ed-
ward Westcott. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home. 5l7 l1th St
Sc, on Tuesday, March -, at 2:3U
pm. Interment Washington Nation
Evening star., 1960-03-21
BoLLINGER. I. LEWIS. On Friday

March IS, 1860. at Arlington Hos,
pitsl. I. LEWIS BOLLINGER OF
1926 North Wayne st. Arlington.
Va beloved husband Of Parrie Lee
Bolnnger; brother Of Mrs J. W.
wilkins Of Blue Springs. Mo John
J. Boilinser oil Cordoya.. Ill. lie also
is survived by fve half brothers
and sisters and several nieces and
Ives Funesal Home. 2S41 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. where funeral
services will be held TUESDAY,. March
g.. at II am lnterment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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BLACK, WILLIAM II. On SUNDAY,

March 90 1860, at the WashinSton
sanitsrium and Hospital, WILLIAM
East. Hyattsville Md, father Of Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Lilley. Mrs. Betsy Wi
tucki. OlonEo W and william l.
Black. There are four grandchil-
oren and one graet-grandchild. Mr.
phrev Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md. Cparking
facilities. Service on "wednesday,
March %, at II am, at the Little
Church OF Fort Lincoln. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. -
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BOOKOUT, JACK Leroy. On Frida

BooGoUi. son Of Aiphonso LeRyy
and Mary NJ BooSout Of 2IO Pm
met dr., Falls Church. Va. and
brother Of CYNTHIA Lynn Book0ut.
FrienGs may call at Pearsons Fu-
neral Tome, A.. North Washington
St. Falls Church. Va after pm
Tuesday March -" where services
viii be held Wednssday March -
Gardens Cemetery.
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FOUCHE. CLARENCE HUBERT {

Saturday, Match la. 1850, at sibley
Hospital, CLARENCE HUBERT
EOUCHE Of l4lS North Rhodes ST
Arlinston, Va. beloved husband OF
the laIe Blanche LeFevre FouChe,
father of H. Alvin. George E and
Granville Fouche, Mrs kathleen
Roberts and Mrs, n Lois Dawson:
brother OF John Fouche. Mrs. MARY
Garter and Mrs Edith jenkins He
is slso survived by hve grand-
children. Services al the S II. fines
Co Funeral Home. @aul l4th st.
NV. on tuesday. March -, al
] pm parking facilitiesJ In
terment Columbia Gardens Gene
teTy. 81
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nnETnN nWTnV m

BOSTON, RUBY D. on Thursday,
March Il, 1850. RUBY D BOSTON
OF 32s D ST. ne. beloved wife OF
Francis Boston and mother OF Mrs
Ruby Ward. Also surviving are two
sisters: Mrs. Fannie Warren and
Mrs. Bessie Lindsay: one brother
Emanuel johnson: FIVE grandchil-
dren. other relatives and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS bv MCGUIRE, Inc 13
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Draths

ANDERSON. EUDORA 7. On SAT-
urday. March 10. 1880, EUDORA T.
ANDERSON Of 54O5 35th ave. West
Hysttsville, Nd. devoted sister of
David M. H., and Kendall An
derson. Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home,
413g Baltimore ave, Hyattsvilie.
Nd. where services will be held on
Tuesday. March -. at 2:30 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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MeDERMoTT. ARTHUR A. on satuI

day. March 10, 1860. at Prince
GeorEeS Hospital. ARTHUR. A Nc
, o'Dea McDermott. father Of Arthur
- A, McDermott and beloved brother
OF Mary T. and Patrick T McDer-
mott Funeral services from the
Saffel Funeral Home. AS II st.
NV, Tuesday. March 90, at q.3O
am REQUIEM mass at 10 am. at
ST. James Church, Mount Rainier,
Nd. Relatives and friends invited.
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HENRY p TAYLOR. Master.
ROLAND NJ. BROWN. Secy. .

HENRY P TAYLOR. Master.
ROLAND NJ. BROWN. secy. 81
TORMEY. FANNIE B. Suddenly, on
ThG5s6sy. Il,g5s6sy. March Il; 1860; at hsr hsr
MIS- fhls'nFfA fannie Il f1lli'SSR L ToRaEY widow
OF the late Mr.. Patrick 8. Tormey
and beloved sister Of Mrs, Carrie
Johnston OF Lone Beach, Calf. and
" va She NSi'f also Is 81 survived Ts' By 0s her
Miami. Fls. Friends may call al
HysonsS Funeral Home, 1900 n st
nv where services will be held
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
WIENER. JOSEPH. On Monday. March
husband Of Esther Weiner: devoted
Mrs. Ruth Roth@an'O Of both S'td'' oi washi SPo
msiCs; lRstOn: p C., Henry Henry and IrEin 1
so o .st. saTvef fsss ss We %ssF F0a'F q cheRs
/ Chase, Nd; Mrs Gitel Egber of
Kirzner Of Philadelphia. Pa, and
6 p GoldbsrE 4 Son Funeral Home,
42lf 9th St NV. Tuesday, March
80, at 10 am. Interment Asudath
Aehim Cemetery; In mourning at
{ 1901 Snerluhn 81. NV. Famlly re-
tions be made to the Metropolitan
Heart Guild.
WEIGH. EDITH ELIZABETH. On
ELizABETH WEI cH Of 1895 Oil:
St, ne, beloved daughter Of James
and m devoted @ sis sister 1 ot MarSaret. 1n
Lawrence H and Carolyn Z. WEIGH.
She also is survived BY sister
in;lew, Matte Welch. and other
may call at the Morrow q Wood
ford Funeral Home, 1922 1Ith st.
nv. where funeral services will be
held Tuesday, March 22 at am,
terment Marshall. Va u
WESTCOTT. JULIUS d. OF 33l c st.
is;. I,,:, on Ma5sh Wa.,iS;, ~; 1890, husband Of
thaniel J. and Claude P Wes.cott,
brother OF Mrs. Mary Westcott,
Mrs, Nan Couch, Marshall and Ed
ward Westcott Services at Cham
berS Funeral Home. 5l7 l1th st;
pm. lnterment Washington Nation
| al Cemetery
WILLIAMS, EVA. On Saturday, March
! 10. 1850, EVA WILLIAMS of 440g
Sheriff rd ne. the beloved mother
Of Mrs; Edythe, E. Brown and Mrs
vived by IL grandchildren, ia great.
grandchildren, one son-in-l Jaw one
dauEhter -in-law. other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
seSsy fTTansSmsn fnc SeS Jersey Ss Mavan aHs .nS
r st. NV.
March 10. 1860, at the District
I General Hospital. LUTHER WILL
LIAMS Of 112l I'd st. Sc, husband
aher A0e5|a II EzabstR MaR' ResD.s 1f devoted .e6
| Clarence. Williams: and Charles W
/ Tate. He also lelaves to mourn
their loss one sister. two brothers
other relatives and many friends
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home, 5oi5
10Th st ne. Notice Of funeral later
WoMELDORF, FAITH. On SUNDAY
Hospital Center FAITH WoMEI4
DoRF, beloved wife OF 6. Raymond
Womeldorf, mother of Richard
Paul Womeldorf, deushter OF Grace
of Elizabeth Dougherty. Memorial
of the Saviour, POPS Mass. ave
NV, on Tuesday, March 81, at
1890 am. In lieu Of flowers, kindly
make contributions to the Heart
'I March =. FAtaE $3.50, HATTIE 2F ETnYSo5iIdssg YoIsgG
OF 629 Orleans place ne, beloved
wife Of David Young and mother
OF Mrs. Ida M Lipscombe and Leroy
and Henry Rice Also surviving are
a. sister. Mrs Katie Brown. and
! other relatives and manv friends
| After 4 pm. Tuesday, March 30,
friends are invited to cali at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
81. NV. where services will be held
| Wednesday March %. at pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gem
! etery. %
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CARSON, ZOE r GARJC on prida,

March IS, 1850. at Leewood Lodse,
ZOE T GARJG CARSON. wife OF
the late RiRht Rev Harry Roberts
Carson. DID. late Bishop OF Haiti,
snd mother Of Harry Roberts Car
SON jr., Of New ORLEANS, La: srand- !
of Arlington, Va Funeral SERVICES
on Tuesday. March -. at II am.
from st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
243O K ST. W, Washing ton. D. C.
Remains resting AT the church un-
~ time Of service Interment nri-
vate o.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
GILLIAN. MARGARET II. On Sunday
March 90. 1860. MARGARET II
james H. Gillian Notice Of funersl
later. Arrangements by Jarvis.
GREEN. WILLIAM. On Saturday, March
10. 1850. WILLIAM GREEN OF sl5
81. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
ArrengemeDts by Frazier

HILL. CaH5ARLLS :. On Friday, March
merly Of ai2 Elm st NV. surnv.
ing are his wife Mrs Gertrude z
hill: dauRhter. Miss Louise E.
Hill; three sisters. Mrs. Mary &.
New. York cKs and Mrs 1n.lis
Banks Bundy; brother, Jsmes Hill,
ane other rels tives and friends,
After pm Tuesday. March 20.
friends may call at thu Frazier
Funeral Home. 3Gg Rhode Island
ave. NV. where services will be-
held on Wednesday. March 20, at
IL noon. the Rev. Jerry A, Moore
oncistins. lnterment National
Harmony Cemetery. %
Evening star., 1960-03-21
BINKLEY. FREDERICK D. on sun.

day. March 90. 1860, at his residence.
6421 Utah ave. NV. FREDERICK
W. BINKLEY. beloved husband Of
Mildred h Binkley and brother Of
Mrs. v A. Denslov of Greenville,
Tenn; Tenn Mrs NJ H!hA'es w gvro 0i of pfnSs[, Fred
erick, Okla; S. F. Binkiey of Toledo,
Ohio, and f. T and j. B. Binkley.
both OF Knoxville. Tenn. Friends
may call at Gawler'S Chapel. l156
Pennsylvenis ave. NV. (couTtcSy
parking opnoSitel, where services
will De held Wedresdsv. March ~
q II sm. Interment Fort Lincoln
CemeteTy -
Evening star., 1960-03-21
BURNS. MARY 2. On sunday Marc

%, in50. a. sIitland Nursinx Hons.
MARY ?. BURNS Of 1879 Branch
ave wife OF the late Frank A,
Burns: mother Of Bernard j., Theo-
dore A. and Robert 2 Burns. Mrs.
KsthTyn CogSwell. Mrs Ruth Cas-
vel. Ms Helen Myers and Mrs
Evelyn Swarm. Also survived by l6
grandchildren and % great-grand-
Children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST and Mas
s9chuSetts ave, ne, until q am.
Wednesday, March 81. Mass viii
be offered at St Francis Xavier
Church at $50 am Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 30