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AMERICA. MADELINE C. In loylna
nfNE nnfNTEoF MERcS n NJ se1F Who Tts psa aAP. sPsy
1856
III remember you, dear,
While there's life in my heart,
AlthouEh God in His wisdom
Has torn qs roSERso SERsss' HUSBAND.
BELLFIELD. MARCELLUs S. In Low.
and father, MARCELLUs S. BELL
FIELD. who passed away three years
ago today, February 3, 1857.
They say time heals all SorrowE
And helps US to forEet,
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you yet. .,
DAUGHTERS
BETTIS. MINNIE ALBERTA. A trib-
ute OF love and devotion. to the
memory Of our dear mother and
sister, MINNIE ALBERTA BETTIS,
who departed this life tventy-three
years ago today, February B. 1887.
That blooms eternal year by year;
Sweet memories elingins to our
Keep loved ones always near.
Ana tenafl nfs tSst sv.r ths Snd finger
Our loved ones, who have gone
ahead,
with US: who are left behind.
dEo dEoRaE shAzkES zkp E6@akp 6SR ks59EhEFs sHEEFs
DOTSON, ROBERT v. In loving mem
PETE DoTsoN. who passed away
four, years ago today, February 8,
Down the road that's calm and
Guided By Gods loving hands,
Yo4 have gone upon a Journey
To q distant hrighter land:
ms AMI M1El, eoEA eoEAdsa dRSIsof SRo4HEs RsoS4gsES
of my dear husband, HENRY W.
HALL, who passed away. six years
ago today, February 3. 1854.
Leyeq in life; Tsmembsred ip death.
HALL.
HENSON, HELEN M. In memory Of
our beloved mother, HELEN NJ. HEN
SON, who passed away twenty-fiv
years ago today. February 8, 1885.
A mother who gave us the best OF her
Who cherished our secrets, our sor-
rows and strifes;
Who taught US to love, who taught
Us to pray,
Our Mother in Heaven God bless
you today.
There never was purer heart
Than that of our dear mother.
Whose love and care went on and on,
Far beyond all others
Friends are made by folks like u.s.
Or perhaps by many others;
But at journeys end, we'll always
Only God can give US mothers
NEWMAN AND MAMIE JAMES.
IANNUCCI, FELICE B. In sad but
loving memory Of our dear father
and grandfather. FELICE B. IAN
96so o6s year ago today February g.
Anniversary mass at st. Msry's
Catholic Church.
They say time heals all sorroWs
And helps US to forget,
But time SO, far has only proved
How much we miss YOU yet.
A face that is always before US,
voice we cannot forget;
The smile that will be. lost forever,
In memory we see him yet.
Goo gave us strength to fight 1t,
And courage to face the blow,
But what 1t means to lose you,
No one will ever know.
Rest in peace with mother.
DEVoTE1 SS Ed CHILDREN, MAR
GUERITE, RAYM OND AND
PPLoRA, PI4o9RRA, AND GRANDSON
MAKOYER, JOSEPH. In fond and low
ing memory Of devoted husband
and father, JOSEPH MAKOVER. who
passed away twenty-one years aGo
today, February 3, 1889
HIS WIFE, son AND DAUGHTER. .
MONROE, CHARLES. In loving mem
ory of my dear husband. CHARLIE
MONROE, who passed away Feb
ruary 3, 1925.
HIS WIFE, MARIE MONROE, AND
RANDALL, ELLEN S. In loving mem
ory of my grandmother, ELLEN s.
RANDALL, who dieo three years
ago, February 7. 1857
loved you very dearly,
And l tried from day 10 day
Everything to make you happy
In my humble little way.
YOUR DEVOTED GRANDDAUGH-
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services by Chambers
Ambrose, John J. W " Chambers Co.
Morris, Linda L. " W Chamber 90
GettinEs, Albert W. W. Chambers Co.
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GREEN: RIeHARRD W. On Sunday

oFEfHy shPHsSy o 2l4 l4sg1ss 1sfG asy.s sGAARD q h "
voted husband Of Clara J. Green,
father Of Henry Green, brother OF
Mrs. Lillian B. Wood. Also surviving
are three grandchildren. nieces,
nephews, other relatives and friends.
After 9 pm. Wednesday, February
3, friends may call at the Rollins
Funeral Home, 4339 Hunt place e,
Mr.. Green will lie in state at the
Randall Memorial Church, 1902
day. February 4, from 9 am. until
services at l pm, the Rev. Julius
Carroll ofiiciating. Interment Lin
, coin Memorial Cemetery. Casket
will not be opened at the services,
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GREEN, MEREDITH GIRARD. Sr. On
SAturdaY. IAnnarY 3n lQRn MERE- !

DTTH GIRARD GREEN, sr.. O
1907 5th st. NV, the husband o.
dith Girard Green, jr.: son OF Mrs
Mary v. Green and brother of Mrs
Elaine Kone. He also is survived
by other relatives. Friends MAJ
call at the Malvan a Sehey, Inc.
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave
and R st. NV, on Wednesday, Feb,
ruary 3. after pm, where funera
services will be held on Thursday
February 4, at / pm. Interment
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GRIMM. HELoIsE PERcIFuLL. O.

g sgRdIys : Gt, January 81 1880, HELo:
sleaford rd,, Bethesda, Nd, beloved
wife Of Or. Randolph NJ. Grimm ant
mother Of DR.. Randolph T. Grimm
and sister. of Mrs. Helen c. Parker
OF Waterview, Va; Mrs. Lucy Kis.
sam Of Clinton, Conn. and Mrs
ices will be held Thursday. February
4, at ! pm. at Fort Myer Chapel
Fort Myer, Va. Interment Arlington
National CemeterV
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crrTINcs AIuEpr

GELLINTS, ALBEkI L OF 423b
ton, Va. on February 1. 1850, hus-
band Of Edith B Gettings, father OF
Mrs. Dell Burrows, brother OF Mrs,
Loretta krogmann, grandfather Of
Peggy A. MeCreath, Charles R and
Timothy W, Burrows. Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home. 3OT2 N
St. NV. on Thursday, February 4,
until 2 am. Mass at st. Dominic 8
Catholic Church, 9th and Z SITS. s,w.,
At $50 am Interment Nations
Memorial Park Cemetery. Fails
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ruary l, 1860, at WashinaToH SAM.
tarium and Hospital, ANNA NJ
HARRIS OF the Ontario Apis, wife
Of Arthur Brooke Boote Of New YORK
CITY. aunt Of Mrs. Dwight H. Green
OF Chicago, ILL.,, and Edward Boott
Of Greenwich, Conn. Services III
8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
arv 4. at Gao am. 1psrkinT faeiii.
ties), Interment Arlington Nationa
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AMERICA, MADELINE c. In lovins
memory Of my dear wife, MADE
LINE c. AMERICA. who passed away
four years ago today, February 3,
1855
I'll remember you, dear,
While there's life in my heart,
AlthouEh God in His wisdom
Has torn US apart.
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MARSHALL. SOPHIE.

FeSrasTy l. soRsE ssos soPhrE 9P NG8diy NAE
SHALL. She leaves two nieces,
three nephews and other relatives
and friends Friends may call at
the Joynes Funeral Home, 116 Mas
sachusetts ave. NV, after pm.
Wednesday, February 8, where serV-
ices will be held on Thursday, Feb
ruary 4, at . pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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HERNpoN. MARION WATERS

Sunday. January 81, 1850, at hel
MHsfoN Msiisfois wAfsss lsss sEhRN6oN sth nT ny,
of O'Fielder Herndon. daughter 81
Lewis Rigss, sister OF Mrs. Cath.
crime Cherry and aunt Of Miss De.
lorcS Fisher. She also is survived
by. other relatives. Friends MAY
call at the Malvan g. Schey. Inc.
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave. ant
r st. NV, on Thursday, February
4, after 4 pm, where funeral serv.
ices will be held on Friday, Feb.
ruary D, at pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery,
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HYETT. GRACE PARKHURsT. On

Tuesday. February .. 1850, at he
HURST HYETT Of Arlington. Va.
beloved wife OF the late Roland v.
Hyett, mother Of William F. Hyett
Of Miami. Fla; John R. Hyett Of
Mclean, Va, and Mrs. Caroline Gier
vived by nine grandchildren. Friends
NAV call at the Ives Funeral Home
@S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
whore funeral services will be held
en- Thursday. February 3, at . pm
1nterment Arlington National Gem
stery.
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JESSIE L. BMIIH,
Worthy Matron.
VIRGINIA 8 KEENER, Secretary

BEATTIE. GEORGE T. On Monday
EiSE4aTE sEI4rTEE IL ot 1883 1899 s,s6IsS as1ReE 7
Rockville. Nd, beloved husband Of
Florence Gray Beattie. George Tay.
lor Beattie, jr., and Charles Harrii
Beattie; brother OF Mrs. Margaret
Clemence Friends are invited Il
call at the Bethesda Chevy ChasI
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN,
phrey. Bethesda, Md, where serv.
Ices will be held on Thursday. Feb.
rulry 4, at 2 pm Intermen
ArlinRton National CemeterY
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GENoE, JOSEPH EDwARp. On No

day. Eebrusry /, 1850, JOSEPH ED
late Edward F and MarN A. Genoe,
brother of Catherine NJ. Genoe and
his late residence 6oS sd st. NV.
after . pm. Tuesday. February 9.
until $50 Am. Thursday, February
4; REQUIEM mass at Fort Mver
Chapel, at Am. Relatives and
iriends invited Interment ArlinR-
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denc.. sos i4th iSooi St. ne III HAfTIE M
COOK, wife Of Giles L. Cook. Also
surviving are three daughters, Eve
lyn. PHYLLIS and Blanche; five sons
Lewis, joseph, David, Andre and
Blanche Richardson; one sister
Mary Elizabeth Hill: one brother
the Rev. David Powell; several
cousins and host OF other rela-
tiveS and friends. After o m
wednesday, February 3, friends may
call at the Henry S Washington
L. Sons Funeral Home 1925 Deant
ave. ne, where funeral services will
be held at l pm. Thursday, Feb
ruary 4. the Rev. William Schiebe
eniciating. Interment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery.
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RULE. MARGARET J. Ladies Of the
Department Association and
q ] ! !. 1. ]. ]
len Ladies Auxiliary PatriarchS
VI Militant. !. o. o. r, are hereby
~ notified to assemble at the s.
Ill H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
ag0l l4th st. NV. at 8 pm.
ATA Wednesday. February 2, 1880.
w as Guard OF Honor at the serv-
ices for our late Lady, MAR
GARET J. RULE. Past President.
MIRElLLE CORDELL, President.
NAOMI COOPER, Secretary,
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DrathH

DELASY, 4! IT. COL, JAMES Leroy
ruary 2, 1860, at walter Reed Arm.
Hospital: II: COL. JAMES LEROY
DELANY, UsA .lRetiredl, Of 65Ol
iiata at ny. beloved husband 9
sd wiilism peiasy0 priias5 OF sYosssl SsSs1
Of N. Grace and Helen X. Deiany
Funeral from Collins Funeral Home
3e2l 18Th q. NV. en- Friday. Feb
1gAsy ,t T. s. a:srs; 8 sSo I'm s,Sn,, sesgism mas
Relatives and friends may eall be,
tween and $50 pm wednesday
aAd Thursday, February 2 and 4
Interment Arlington National Gem.
etery.
DIXON. HERBERT o. On Saturday
January 30. 1850, At his residence
sle Gibbon St, Alexandria, Va.
HERsERT, I,. q pRTxoN pRI2x1ooN n au;;ssnd ;s;S. 9, q
and Ia son o. Mrs., da fS'ts fueS corsm. re DhRa Pa.
neral services will be at 1880 pm
Thursday. February 4, at the Zior
Baptist Church, Alexandria. Va
Fuperai Home 500 Wolfe sf' ST. Alex. Alex.
andria. Va. from IL noon Wednes-
day, February 4, until time OF fu.
neral. Cssket will not be opened
after service. Burial in Arlinstor
NahAOhaA NNhNNCAss
DOGAN. WILLIAM HENRY. On Tues.
day, February .. 1850, at his resi-.
denee, Manassas, Va, RID No. 3
WILLIAM HENRY DOGAN, beloved
husband Of Frances Brown Dogar
and father of William Henry Dogan
ir.: Francis Julien Dogan and
Katherine Adelaide Lindsey. Friend.
may call at the Baker a. Sor
Funeral Home, ,314 North West
st, Manassas, Va. Services or
Thursday, February 4. at . pm
at the sudley Methodist Church
Manassas, Va, RID. Interment
sudley Church Cemetery.
ELEM. RICHARD. On Monday, Feb.
ruary /. 1860. RICHARD ELEM Of
goo South lst St. Arlington, Va.
son of Evelyn Elem. He also il
survived by four brothers, three sis.
teTs, one aunt, Mrs. Viola Green
and other relatives and friends
After 5 pm Wednesday. February
;, friends are invited to call at tht
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You ST. NV
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday. February 4, at l:3C
pm. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery, 8
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on Saturday, January so, 1860, at
his residence, 1O4 18th st Sc,
JESSE RAYMOND SMITH. devoted
He also leaves to mourn his passing
one nephew. two nieces, other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines & Co.
ESeTe e friends ome may yiS cen i;tf sfter pm pa
Wednesday, February 3, and where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday, February 4. at 11:45 am,
the Rev. Rose officiatins. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery 3
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Iuary g. 1860. at Kensington Car
Of 1917, 3sth st. NV, beloved hus-
band of Ethel G. Hill, father of
Mrs. Evelyn H. Jeller and Mrs.
Marjorie H Babylon, both Of Ar
linston, Va; brother of Mrs. George
may call at the Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home. 5103 wisconsin ave.
NV, until IL noon Friday, January
5. Services at the National Metro
politan Memorial Methodist Church,
NV, on Friday. February 5, at
1:30 pm. Interment National Me-
morial Park Cemetery, Falls Church,
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AMBROSE. JOHN J. OF $50 Maury
ave. GlaSsmanor, Nd. on January
81. 1850. husband Of Mary L. Am
hrose, father of Mrs. Nancy Webb
Mrs. Daniel Dean and Mrs. MARY
Parks. son Of Mrs. Daisy Fewell
Four GRANDCHILDREN also survive
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
Oh 1lth st. Sc, on Thursday
February 4, at 2:S0 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8
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SLICK, MABELLE c. On Wednesday.
c. SLICK. formerly dean OF Mar
iorie Webster Junior College. She
Is survived by two sisters and sew
eral nieces and nephews. Funeral
services will be held at Hysong's S
Thursday. February 4, at / pm.
Interment Sunset Hill Cemetery.
Edwards. Ill. In lieu Of flowers
expressions Of sympathy may be
made to the Mabelle c.. Slick Me-
mortal Fund at Marjorie Webster
Junior College, Washington IL. D. C..
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RULE, MARGARET }. onieers and
IN Lodge No. :. I. Q. o. ?, are
VI hereby notified TO attend Re-
~ bekah services for our late sis
ter, MARGARET j, RULE. at
" the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
gTn Home, 2901 14th st. NV, at
W $50 pm. wednesday, February
Lois ETcHIsoN. Noble Grand.
FMNA .IONES Ree Recy
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G4Eg' IL 'S$S ss JOHN Fl Fgsffy cSfEs Of FsyV igIG
Howison place sw,, beloved father
Of Mrs. Mildred Palmer. He also
leaves to mourn his passing two
nieces, two nephews, one grandchild
and other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
3015 18th st. ne. Notice Of fu-
neral later.
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DORoTHY 3: suddsnly, Or
TaY TMaG9Ye1E FtoESsT' AEsN Of s4ss sgSO vE2IOi: R0k4
ave NV, beloved daughter d
George r. Allen and sister of Mrs
Leroy + Bruce, both Of Rochester
n. Y. Services at the 8. H Hine,
Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l 14th st
l pm. parking facilities). Inter.
ment private The family suggests
that expressions of sympathy may
be made in the form Of q contribu.
tion to the American Cancer So
eiety.
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DrafhH

uary 81. 1860, Lillian Z. ADLER oi
1909 Harvard St. NV. She Is sur.
ytyed by her beloved son, Roland
Adler Of California devoted sis.
brothers, John Z. and Luke H
Prowd of Los Angeles, Calf.
and other relatives and friends
Remains resting ct the Nor,
1872 18th st. NV. After pm
Wednesday, February 8. friends arr
invited to call at the aboVe-namec
funeral home, where services will bC
held on Thursday, February 4, at ]
heiating. Interment Lincoln Me.
n1orial Cemetery
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FANNON. BRIDGET AGNES. On
BBSy16sccSsrr AGNES TsSrgssH ysNNoS A.ISS.a ]ISSS
may call at the Robert A. MattinEly
Funeral Home. 131 1lth st. Sc,
after pm. Wednesday, until 9 An
Friday, February s. REQUIEM mass
at Mount Calvary Church, Forest
Vile, Nd, at Q:30 am. Rela tives
and friends invited. Interment
Mount OliYet Cemetery. A
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"g; Tlsry fna + 1870. Rachel "a cHRn''si ksosfS EsS
Seloyed mother Of the late Morris
Silver Spring. Md, and Mrs. Jear
Rothf1eld of Washington. d. c. Shl
also is survived by one brother
and three sisters. Morris sehwarti
and Mrs. Sarah Gelfand, both o.
Rand and Mrs. Yetta Landman
both Of New York. and eight grand.
children. Services at the c. D
Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home
42l7 9th st. NV, on Wednesday
February 3, at . pm. Interment
Mount Lebanon Memorial Park II
mourning at 6020s3d st. ne. Fam.
lily. requests in lieu Of flowers con.
tributions be made to the Hebrew
Home for the Aged. 3
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Monday, February l. 1860, COR
NELIA ELLEN MALVAN Of 5l2
the late Louis B. Malvan and be
loved mother Of Milton T Malvar
She also is survived BY grand
daughter, Mrs. Louise A. Kemp; on
great-grandson, Daryl Kemp;
daushter- -in-law, Mrs. Marie H. Nal
van; Q grandson in law, Mr.. Elme
Kemp, and other relatives. Friend
are invited to call at the Malvan 4
Schey, Inc. Funeral Home. NeI
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, on Thurs
neral s Ts seryiees " viii fii he b.Ia Sm At fS tb
Lincoln Temple Considerations
Church on Friday, February 5, a
IL noon Interment Lincoln Me
NauafArv
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Fe6fuary {. 1850, at Arlington lin Tsiass. Hos
pital, MARION 8. BARROWs OF
920 North Irving St, Arlington. Va,
mother Of Mrs. Helen B. Crist OF
F Breese Of 3738 Aibemarle st. NV,
Washington. D. c. She also is sur
yived BY four grandchildren and
several Observation-Disclosures Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
linEton, Va, until l pm. Thursday.
February 4. thence to st. George S
Episcopal Church, Fairfax dr.. and
North Nelson ST., where services
will be held at . pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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'HUMMEDIEU, FLOkENCE z. On
TSsseay TScs FfsEgs5y 1sSO ~, Figs 59SS
Harrison L'Hommedieu and mother
SteoIir Pt ArthSF p: s.IbsT s.MOTTp4edieS p Of
medieu and Mrs. Edith M. McCui-
Sqs Gqsh John 81 wissSnsSn s6.FSS LSnSro1E G s1d
N, Y. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, bl03
Wisconsin ave. NV. where serY-
ices will be held on Friday. Feb
Ans.I lqsTy c.m,..Fg,, sH, Hsss. EHss.meS: 3:
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BELL, BENJAMIN MARSHALL.

Tussday. February :. 1850. at Let
S zsHsIE ssf NII'nh sHL HeRi 81 slt sfsESA sSIt
West St, Falls Church, Va, beloved
husband Of Maxine B. Nell, father
OF Rev R. Kenneth Bell Of sar
SoS.r, S:e a Fan. s9S chuIc5 M5s JOSEPH spntb
Of George A. Bell Of Cut Bank
Mont; Luther L. Hubert and vii
p. Bell, Mrs. Garnett Francisco
Mrs. c. ?. Sesgle and Mrs. Kick,
Massengill. all Of Morristown. Tenn
He also is survived by Ave grand.
children Friends may call at thu
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. Notice of fu.
neral ARRANGEMENTS later.
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day. February j. 1850. oiEE y JULIET LET
ROBINSON Of 5o35 Central ave Sc,
mother of Willie G., jr., and David
L. Robinson: daushter OF James
Z. Wilson, Also surviving are three
grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Will
ne Mae Coleman and Mrs, Mary L.
Miller; one aunt. Mrs. Callie Broun-
son. and other relatives and many
friends Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc 5
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Revival At
Wheatley's

Revival services will be con-
Quoted at Wheatley's Methodist
Church near Galestown begin
ming Sunday evening, March
10th and continuing through
Sunday. March 9th. each eve
ming except Saturday.
The pastor, the Rev. H. Nor
man Nicklas, will bring the
message Sunday evening, March
20th. Speakers during the week
include the Rev. Herbert Glad
den of Powellville, Monday, Mr..
Robert Wheatley of Sharptown
Tuesday, the Rev. G. Francis
Wilson of Girdletree Wednes-
day, the Rev. Edward NJ. Glad
den Thursday. the Rev. j. War
ren Rhodes of Hurlock Friday
and Mr.. Francis Turpin of Fed
eralSburg Sunday.
Special musical selections will
be rendered by the Choir and
Male Quartet from. Mt. Vernon
Methodist Church. Sharptown.
the Choir from Cokesbury Meth
odist Church; also the Rhodes
Family of Hurlock, the Thomas
Family of Eldorado, Mrs. Gil
bert Payne. Jr. of Brookview.
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lion dollars.
For students taking the test
on March 8. results viii be re
ported to all participating
schools before the end of the
spring semester in time for use
by class advisors. The scores
may also be used in many high
schools to help students make
decisions about college and the
most appropriate courses to ma
jor in. Many students through
out the country who do not ex-
pect to win have registered for
the test in order TO learn more
about their individual strengths
and weaknesses.
Some 10000 SemifinalistS, the
highest scorers in each state,
will be named early next fall.
Names of SemifinalistS are pub
lished in a booklet which is
widely distributed among coll
eges and other scholarship "a
gencieS.
Each SemifinaliSt will be ask
ed to take a second examina-
tion. Those who repeat their
high performance in the second
examination will be come Final
lists in the Merit Program. Win
nerS of Merit Scholarships will
be selected from this group of
FinaliStS on the basis of school
records and recommendations,
test scores, extracurricular and
outSide-Of-schoOl interests and
accomplishments, and other in
dications indicating future pro-
mise. Each Finalist in addition
to being considered for Merit
Scholarship is awarded a Certi-
ficate of Merit atteSting to his
outstanding performance.
Four-year scholarships are a
Vol 0OO " liiC WIAICIS Will SAl-
pends depending on financial
need. Minimum award in 1861
will be 500, the maximum will
be $1,500. The average stipend
is 1859 was $743. Supplementary
cost-of-education grants are US
ually made to the colleges and
universities which the Scholars
attend.
An additional $4,000 students
selected without regard to state
quotas are awarded letters COM
mending them for their superior
performance on the National
Merit Scholarship Qualifying
Test. These students are asked
to complete brief personal data
cards, and are considered for
special awards made through
the facilities of NMSC. Names a.
long with test scores of both
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18
Vet Groups
Sponsor
Easter Seals

The Easter Seal Campaign for
the Delaware Society for Grip
pied children and Adults, Inc,
got un d er way in Seaford,
Blades and Bridgeville areas
this week when approximately
125 coin containers were set up
in places of business, banks and
schools. The caniSters will re-
main in stores until Easter
Monday, April 18th.
Co-chairman of the campaign
are Mrs. Nettie Ziegler and
Mrs. Helen Moore, representing
the sponsoring organizations re-
spectively, the Ladies Auxiliary
Virgil Wilson Veterans of For
eign Wars and the American
Legion Auxiliary to Nanticoke
Post No. 6.
Assisting Mrs. Ziegler in the
Bridgeville area were Explorer
Scouts Ferdinand Ziegler and
Harold Evans. In Seaford, her
VFW Auxiliary assistants were
Mrs. Ruby Mayer. Mrs. Cath
rine James and Mrs. Hester
White.
Members of the American
Legion Auxiliary assisting Mrs.
Moore were Mrs. Lucy Berry
man, Mrs. Evelyn Bruner, Mrs.
Doris West and Mrs. Ruth Brit
tingham.
1t is the hope of the sponsor
ing organizations that citizens
of these areas will not pass by
these plastic containers bearing
the pictures of the Traditional
Easter Lily and a crippled boy
and girl. but pause moment
to thank God your child is not
crippled pause long enough to
open up your hearts and pocket
book, then drop IN a few coins.
These coins augmented by other
phases of the Easter Seal Cam
paign will bring much satisfac-
ton to and aid in the achieve
mentS of the state and national
society for Crippled Children
and Adults in 1860
Miniature paper lilies are be-
ing assembled by handicapped
persons of Sussex County for a
lily parade which will be con-
Quoted on April Z and 9Th. Will
you be a volunteer worker to
sell these little lilies? Would you
like TO help a physically handi-
capped child or adult find
new and varied experience?
Meet new friends in Gods great
out of doors? Where? Why at
Camp for crippled children at
Fairlee, Md. Ali funds from the
Lily Sale" go to benefit this
Delaware Camp and its Della
ware residents. Mrs. Moore's
Phone NA9-9552, Mrs. Ziegler's
ED 7-7162.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18

SemifinaliSts and the students
in the commended group viii
be sent without charge 70 the
colleges indicated as either a
first or second choice BY the
participant.
The National Merit Scholar
ship Program is a nationwide
search for students who demon
Strate extraordinary ability TO
benefit from a college eduea-
ton. More than a million and a
half high school students have
participated in the Merit Pro
gram. and in the fall of 1859
more than 800 Merit Scholars
were enrolled in nearly 400 COLI
eges and universities in the
United States.