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ENCH, DIR, BERNARD sEMPLE

On Monday, February 8, 1890. at
BERNARD sEMPLE French, BE-
loved husband. q Sallye L, French
Prayers at the g.. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st. NV.
on Friday, February L.. at 10
am. parking facilitiesl: thence to
st. Matthews Cathedral. Rhode
Island and Connecticut ayes. NV,
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
will be offered at 1890 am. for
the repose Of his soul. Interment
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CAhTER' OLLIE E. The oficers and
i +; 4
MI NO. 20, o. Z. s., are re-
day. February II, 1850,
at 7:45 pm, for the purpose OF
conducting funeral services for our
late sister. OLLIE z. CARTER, P M.
BESSIE NJ SHANKS, W. M
MAMIE E. WOHLFARTH, Secy.
IL
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MATHIS, BEVERLY J. (nee Lus.
s S%HsL o. M MGnTaaz FEE Beloved 8 is VIZ,
Of Major L. Mathis. mother Of VII.
liam H. Porter and daughter OF
Monte Reese and W. W. Luscombe
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattingly Funeral Home, l31 l1th
st. Sc. where prayers will be Of
fered on Friday, February IL, al
1I:30 am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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day. February s. 1850, at her resi-
dence,,, 5444 North 22d I'd. Airing
ton, Va, RoSSALYN 8. VISSCHER,
wife OF the late Henry B, Visscher.
Mrs. W, N Moye and Mrs. W. J.
Landlord; grandmother OF Vernon
D. Moorer. IT.; Pvt. Albert Peacock,
jr.; MarRaret Ann and William Nell
son Moye, jr. She also is sur
vived by two Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton, Va, where funeral services will
be held on Thursday, February IL,
az IL am Ipterment National
Memorial Park. II
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ARNOLD. MALCOLM MONROE
lTWILL, ROBERT HENRY.

wednesday, February 10, 1860. at
ton, Va. ROBERT HENRY ANVIL
of Templeman. Va, beloved hus-
os sn MS ~ M ary si,ce MorriS % MIS-
Rebecca 'Gutridge and Mrs. James
r. DAILY. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. where brief
services will be held on Thursday;
services and interment Temple
man. Va
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pAOhudS' ESpLuoAS O LOW az hAo
JULIUS H., JACKSON, beloved hus-
band Of Mrs Dolores c. Jackson,
beloved father Of Pfc. Kenneth J.
Jackson. USING; devoted brother Of
Mrs. Eta NJ Craig, nephew of Alex
Higginbotham and uncle of Ellsworth,
William and John Craig and the
Misses Rose Jean and Norma Craig
He also leaves other relatives and
friends. The late Mr. Jackson may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H st. me-, after pm:
Thursday, February II. Funeral
on Friday February ~, from the
Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Sd
and Eye SITS NV, at ! pm. In
terment National Harmony Gene
terry. IL
JONES, CAREY. On Monday, Febru-
airy 8. 1850. CAREY JONES of 1924
9Th st NV, beloved husband OF
Birdie Jones and father Of Mesdames
Consuella Walker, Mary Toms. Ruth
Morris, Ophelia Blunt, Helen Bart
lett, Vannasee Ezell and Postellc
and Everett P Jones. Also surviv-
ing are nine grandchildren, fourteen
Observation-Disclosures other relatives
and many friends. After .4:30
pm. Friday, February IL, friends
are are invited to call at his late resi-
e ssree Funeral st the MCGUIRE
on Saturday, February 13. at
Pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. IL
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On Wednesday. February 10, 1850
e. sIR ms Tes SdIss v a724 9TH St M
beloved husband OF Mrs. Inez R
liam P. Waldenmaier Of SprinI
Grove, Pa. Friends NAV call at thu
Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST. RnC
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Friday, February 10. al
lp.m. Interment Rock Creek Gene
terry. II
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DENTY. PATRICK HENRY. Suddenly,
on Tuesday; February 9. 1850;
brother Of cieon J. White, Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
F!EIasral Home, I ISl ilth s. Sc E;
10. until Friday, February IL. at
$40 am, REQUIEM mass at st.
Dominics Church at Q am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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FEBRUARY Q, 1860, LILLIAN 4. Ora
HAM Of 1901 East Montgomery ave,
Rockville. Nd, beloved wife Of the
late Guy H. Graham and mother
ces Graham. Mrs. s. E. Cozad Of
Lexington Park, Md, and David
R. Graham of Seattle. Wash: sister
of Mrs. Robert Morrison Of Omaha,
Nebr. She also is survived by seven
grandchildren, Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda, Nd, where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, Feb
ruary- 10, at $3.50 am. 1nterment
Enrf TannafaTv
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BARRETT, ROBERT. On Monday,
February 8, 1860. at Warrenton,
Va. ROBERT BARRETT of RID,
Herndon, Va, husband OF the late
repose Of his soul will be celebrated
on Friday, February l2, at 8 am,
at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Fair
fax Station, Va. Interment st.
Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call
at the Everly Funeral Home, PA
West Main St. Fairfax. Va.
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Comdr. Strowbridee, 90,
33-Yeur Veteran of Nuvy

Comdr. William L. A. Straw
bridge, USN. retired, a veteran
Of 80 years of active Navy duty,
died Monday after a long i'll
ness.
He was born in Maryland
and lived in the Washington
area for most of his life. His
home was at 5307 North Six
teenth street, Arlington, Va.
Comdr. Strawbridge, SO, en-
listed in the Navy in 1917 as
a pay clerk and served in the
Supply Corps until his retire
ment in 1850. He served in
both World Wars and also saw
duty in the Philippine Islands,
China and Nicaragua.
Following his retirement, he
was associated with the Thomas
j. Fisher real estate firm in
washington and was active in
several civic and fraternal Or
ganizationS in Washington and
Arlington. He was a past presi-
dent of the Leeway Heights
Citizens Association in Airing
ton, a member of the Edward
Douglas White Council and the
Washington General Assembly,
fourth degree, of the knights
OF Columbus; the Touchdown
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Mrs. Georgia Lee.
Brentwood Civic,
Church Leader

Mrs. Georgia Laura Lee, 80,
an active worker for many
years in church and civic af-
fairs at Brentwood, Nd, died
Monday in her home at 440l
Forty-f1rst street, Brentwood.
Mrs. Lee, the former Georgia
Smoot of Forrestville, Nd.
had lived in Brentwood since
1913. She was the widow OF
George r. Lee. a train dis
patcher for the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. who died in 1896.
Mrs. Lee first took part in
Brentwood's civic work when
she wanted to get the muddy
road in front of her home
paved. She organized the Holi-
day Street now Forty-first)
Ladies Club in 1926 and led a
neighhorhood fund raising cam
palgn 10 BUY materials. The
women also helped with the
construction work.
Mrs. Lee was a member OF
the Brentwood Methodist
Church for 40 years and served
as the building chairman fol-
the church when it underwent
additional construction shortly
before World War II. At one
time Brentwood citizens urged
her to run for mayor, but she
declined.
She leaves five sons, New
man S. of Avondale, Md;
George r. of 4049 Thirty.
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liams, Robert Lovett and the
Marquis de Taleyrand.
But his speciality was the
design of public buildings, such
as the Sterling Laboratory at
Yale, an enlargement of the
Military Academy at West
Point, La Guardia Field, Yale's
Harkness lecture hall, and the
University, Union, Colony
Brook and Knickerbocker Clubs
in New York.
Honors bestowed on Mr.
Delano for his work included
the French Legion of Honor
the Royal Institute of British
Architects. He received the
gold medal Of the American
National Institute of Arts anc
Letters. and was an Academi-
clan of the National Academy
of Design. In 1912 he wa!
made a Fellow of the American
Institute of Architects.
He leaves his wife, the for.
mer Miss Louise Potter; a son
Richard Potter Delano, and &
grandson. Funeral services
and burial will be private.
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Mrs. FreeIund,
D. Native, IS

Mrs. James B. Freeland, IS,
a native Washingtonian and
a former officer of the District
United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary. died Sunday in the
Washington Hospital Center
after a brief illness.
Mrs. Freeland, the former
Louise Lee Tyrrell. lived at
1874 Fairmont street in Falls
Church. Her husband, James
B. Freeland, a Spanish-A -Ameri-
can War veteran, died in 1854,
In addition to her service
as a past department president
with the auxiliary, she was a
member of the Woodsmen
Circle.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Martha E. KowalSki of
the District, and Mrs. Cath
crime L. Shughrue of the home
address; nine grandchildren
and II great-grandchildren.
A requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. tomorrow
in the Church of the Nativity
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Alfred WuIford,
Savings Official

Funeral services for Alfred
Walford. 90, who died yester-
day at the Tiff Nursing Home
in Dunn Loring, Va. will be
held at II am. tomorrow in
Gawler's chapel, 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mr.. Walford recently had
been active as a director of the
Home Federal Savings g. Loan
Association, a post he held for
~ years. He had an abiding
belief m the individual small
depositor, and worked to in
terest small wage-earners in
starting modest saving S
accounts.
Before the depression he
worked in his fathers sporting
goods store on Pennsylvania
avenue. through which he came
in contact with Presidents
Arthur and Wilson.
Mr.. Walford leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Herbert K
Bryan Of MrLean. Va. with
whom he lived, and Mrs. L. E
Whittimore Of Short Hills, N. j.;
a son, D. Chester Walford Of
Mclean; five grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren.
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House Speaker and DR.. Law
would boom: "A message from
the Senate"
Honorary Doctor
DR.. Law, a former Methodist
minister, knew scores Of State
legislators from service which
started on December Is, 1914.
when he was named acting
sergeant at arms at an extra
session. He was formally elect
ed to the post May 16, 1945, to
succeed the late William Bullitt
Fitzhugh. His doctor title was
an honorary one.
He leaves his wife, brother,
two nephews and a niece. Fu-
neral services will be conducted
Friday afternoon at Ivington
Methodist Church, with burial
in White Stone M ethodist
Church Cemetery.
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Reginald Herbert,
Earl of Pembroke

WILTON, England, Jan. l3
(AP) Reginald Herbert, Earl
of Pembroke and Montgomery
died today in his gracious coun-
Try home. once a nerve center
for the World War II invasion
of Francee. He was 70.
Western military leaders, in
Guiding Gen. Eisenhower, were
frequent visitors to Wilton
House here while the Normandy
landing was being planned
The house has been in his
family since 1914.
The earl held a double earl
dom and was a direct descend
ant of the first Earl of Penn
broke, a brother-in- OF
King Henry VIII. He served
in the Royal Horse Guards in
World War l and was men
toned in dispatches.
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Club Of Washington and the
Retired officers Association.
Comdr. Strawbridge leaves
his wife, Ruth G. Strawbridge,
of the home address. and three
nieceS.
His family requests that ex-
preSsionS Of sympathy take the
form Of contributions to the
District Mental Health ASso-
citation.
Funeral arrangements are
under the direction of the
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924
Columbia pike, Arlington. The
funeral mass will be held at
10 am. Friday in st. Anne'S
Roman Catholic Church, 53l2
North Tenth street, Arlington.
A military burial will be at II
am. in Arlington Cemetery.
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fourth street, Mount Rainier;
Thomas B. of the home address,
Carey w. of Colmar Manor,
Md, and Robert E. of Accokeek,
Nd; four daughters. Mrs. A.
Sophronia Allison of 4405
Forty-first street, Brentwood:
M RS. Janice Martin of Marshall
Hall, Md; Mrs. Julia Clarkson
Of Friendly. Md, and Miss
Rose D. Lee of the home ad-
dress; II grandchildren and II
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2::30
pm. tomorrow in the Brent
wood Methodist Church at
Thirty-Seventh and Tilden
streets in Brentwood. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DR.. Lovick Pierce Law, 80,
Delegates Sergeant at Arms

RICHMOND. Jan. I3 (AP).-
The sergeant at arms Of the
Virginia House Of Delegates,
DR.. Lovick Pierce Law, died
here yesterday at the age of 80.
Death was caused by a heart
attack complicated by pneu-
monia. hospital officials said.
Gov. Almond said he was dis
tressed to learn of DR.. Laws
death. The House official, Gov.
Almond said. was proud Of the
honorable post which he had
held and brought to the dis
charge of it's functions the
highest sense Of dedication and
efficiency"
DR.. law was a native Of Ire
dell, Tex, although he had
made his home in Irvington,
Va, for many years. He was a
retired Methodist evangelist
preacher. although educated as
a lawyer.
Distinctive Figure
He cut a distinctive figure at
all Assembly sessions with his
Prince Albert coat, red rose bud
boutonniere. winged collar, and
patent leather shoes.
His gold-headed ebony walk
ing stick was always in his
hand. With the stick, he mar
Shaled the corps of young page
boys in the House and called
for order! Order! Gentle
men!" when the sessions on
lockers got too noisy.
He stood vigilant guard at
the door of the House, stick
in hand. His familiar and
ringing voice filled the House
chamber on many occasions
when a State Senator would
come over to report a bill. His
call of Mr.. Speaker! Mr..
Speaker" would quickly bring
an acknowledgement from the
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Frigid Film

RIDGEFIELD, Conn. (AP)
"A Parent-Teacher Associa- =
tion group, planning to show
a documentary film about life
at the North Pole, decided to
serve quantities of hot cocoa
to the audience.
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fit Mrmnrtant
Announcements Of
TNL

BETTY ANN. In loving
memory Of our daqghtGr anG sister
tered the Great Beyond tWFnty-one
years ago todsy, January : 8, 1889.
The angels are saipiy guarding
A sacred and SIent grave.
For in 1t lies a precious one
We loved, but could not save
Gone. but no; forgotten.
LOVING MOTHER FATHER. SIS
r, FkD DRIl HFR
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Taught at Columbia

E4OA4l 4OOO GA1l 404OI LlC SCI NCO
as a professor of design at Co.
lumbia University. In 1903 he
Joined the firm of Delano and
Aldrich in New York, with
which he was associated until
recently.
He was a member of the
Architectural League, the Gen.
tury Club. the Knickerbocker
Coffee House. India House, the
Graduate Club of New Haver
and Piping Rock of Long Island
In 1916, because Of i'll health
he resigned from the planning
commission after nearly II
years of service.
In leaving he expressed hi'
reluctance by saying, Wash
ington and its plan have beer
very near my heart"
/ President Truman COM
mended him for his work or
the commission, with these
words: TO assess the value
of your services to your coun-
try and its Capital. one needs
but 10 look around the city OF
Washington. On all sides we
find noble works whose artistic
merits reflect the fine taste
and judgment which you ex-
ercise. l desire to assure you
of my deep appreciation of the
service you have rendered SC
unselfishly."
Mr.. Delanos appointment to
the commission had come after
a successful career as de-
signer Of homes for prominent
Americans and Europeans, in
cluding Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney. Otto H
Kahn. Judge Learned Hand,
Vincent Astor. Harrison Will
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JACKSON, JULIA. On Saturday Ian.
maru O LL...n n...- oa ~ ueS. yan

uary q. 1850, al District Genera
Hospital, JULIA JACKSON OF 1924
Taylor st. NV She is survived by
one son, three daughters ~ erand.
chlIdren, - gTeat-grandChildren
also other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the Joynes Fu.
neral Home, ll6 Massachusetts ave
NV after pm Wednesday, Jan.
uary l3. Services THURSDAY, January
"a al m. In the chapel. Inter.
ment MoodIaWn CemeterY
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PAXsON. FRANCES B. On Monday

January II. 1860. at her residence
244u 18th st. NV, FRANCES 3
PAASON daughter OF the late West
wood F. and Carolina PaxSon.
cousin Of Mrs Henry Ellis and Mrs
Guy W. Sanders Friends NAV call
a. the Takoma Funeral Home 81
Carroll ST. NV. parking opposite
after II am Wednesday. January
-. where services will be held on
Thursday. January "a at D m
lnterment Congressional Cemetery
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JARVIS. MARGARET S. On SUNDAY

January 10. 1860, MARGARET s.
ana sister OF Mrs. NJ Robnins ot
Norfolk. Va. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania
ave nv courtesy parking, 18TH
and O Sts. NV. where services Will
pc ned Thursday, January H. at
J m. IntermeHt private. ATllnK-
ton National Cemetery. 10
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PUGH, LEDREW. Suddenly on January
10 IlEM IEDREM pLLGLI - LtLlu

10, 1860, LEDREW PUGH Of iH2O
4 81 n ". devoted husband Of Mrs.
Lula Pugh; brother OF Mrs Lillian
M Williams. Mrs. Pennie Thigpen
Maceo, Herbert and John PuRh. also
surviving are other relatives and
friends. After Il pm. Wednesday.
January l3, friends may call at
the Rollins Funeral Home. 4a3g
Hunt place ne wnRre services will
be held on Thursday. January "a.
at 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
t!Onal Cemetery Family may be
contacted at 4l6 Rhode Island
ave NV. n
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IsEENBERG. INFANT HARRY A. On

SUNDAY, January ~, 1860, al N
4 lsENBER6Gi Of Of AZ! ~ "Ht Homtr nAsEI ave-
Sultland, Md The beloved son OF
Harry and Mary EuZaccth Isen-
berg. brother OF Karen J. and Roo.
ert Glen ISenberg. erandson OF Mrs
Mare lsehberS and Mr.. ana Mrs
FTlends may caiI a. the Lee Fu-
neral dome Attn St and Mass. ave
e" where services vii. be held
on Thursday. January IA, at
pm. Interment CEDAR Hi Gene.
leIy- IA
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OLIVER, FRANK l. on Mondsv II,

uaFy IT, IBOO, FRANK / OLlVFR
OF 4SOl SGD ave, Edmonston. Nd
neloyed husband Of the late Mage 6
Oliver and father of Vireinia
Kemp Of Riyerdale, Nd Mable Mar
shall OF EdmonSton. Md, and GeoTEs
Oliver Of Atlanta, Ga He also /,
survived by two grandchildren. Rem
bert and Rathy Oliver Relatives and
friends may call at GaschS Funeral
Home 413g Baltimore ave, Hyatts.
vie Nd. where services will be
held on Thursday January IA. al
80 pm InteTment Rock Creek
Cemetery, Washington, D c. Visit.
ing hours after / pm. Wednesday
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EAhL @. WASHINGTON
Lodge. No. Is, B. p. o.
Elks, will assemble at
the Zee Funeral Home,
lth ST and Mass. ave.
ne. on Wednesday. jan
uary II. 1860. at 40
pm, to eNemplify the
the oTner. in memory OF
brother. EARL O. Nc
BY order Of
REAKL E-nIaL ILL.,
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COUGH; GERTRUDE sroNEsrRrE1

tnee Wood. on TUESDAY, January
Il. 1860, al her nome. Barnes
vie Nd. GERTRUDE STONE
STREET COUGH widow OF the latc
Mrs Virginia GiddIaCs. al nome,
anu Benjamin G. StoneStreet OF
Richmond, Va Friends may call
al her above late home REQUIEM
mass will be offered on THURSDAY,
January "A. al 10 am. at ST.
MAryS Church. BarneSville, Nd
lnterment MonoCaCy Cemetery.
Beallsyllle. Mo ATTangements By
the Hilton Funeral Hcme. lBalti-
more. Nd. papers please copyJ 10
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GARDNER, la. Earle 81, sr.. uSN

tRetiredD. On Sunday. January 10,
1860, Ii. EARLE G GARDNER, Sr.,
USN tRetlreul OF Ana n. Chelsea
lane, Bethesda, Nd. beloved nus
band OF Theresa S Gardner and
father OF Capt Earle G. Gardner,
Jr USN. brother OF Miss Ida Gard
ner, Mrs. S W Archibald, Mrs. W.
5 klTkSey, all OF Al!ceyIIle, Ala, and
MIS-. Florence Parish OF Leeds Ala
Also survived by three grandchildren
Friends are lnyl.Cd 10 call at the
BatheSda-Cheyg Chase Funeral Home
o. Robert A. PumpnTey. Bethesda
Nd. Services Thursday, January IA,
a. Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer
Va, at 10 am lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery. IL
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COATES, REV CLIFTON q. {

Monday. January IL 1850 At he
Loudoun County Hospital. Leesburg,
Va, REV. CLIFTON c. COATES.
beloved husband CT Aletha II
Coates, father OF Milburn Coates
Of New York City. Sanford Coates.
Mrs. Catherine Williams and Cliff
ton Coates. ir all Cf Washington,
D. c and EuEene Coates OF Lees
burg. Va Friends may call al the
Muse & Reed Funeral Home Ices
burg. Va. until Il noon Wednes-
day. January 10. thence at his late
residence. near Leesburg Va. Fu-
Methodist Church. PurccllYnle. Va
on Thursday January IA. at -
noon fnterment lincoln Va
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sURNO. LIZZIE. On SATURDAY Jsnu.

ny u IFOV, LIZZIE bURNO- She
Is survived by one son, one daughter-
in-IaW. two grandSons, other rela-
tlVeS ano friends. Friends may call
al the Joynes Funeral Home after
m. Wednesday. January l3 Serv-
ices Thursday, January IA, at 70
noon IN the chapel Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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CARTER. THELMA L. On Monday.

TER OF 5lO3 H St Sc. beloved
wife Of Harold Carter. mother c.
Mrs Barbara Anne Robinson
Thomas. James. Harold. jr; Ron
ME and Donnie Carter: Caughter
Of John ana Gertrude Johnson
She also IS survived by rrand
son, ive sisters lour brothers. four
aunts. one uncle other relatives
and friends. Remains NAV be
viewed sfter I ON Thursday. IAN
uary Il. n the Barnes 4 Mat
thews Funeral RUme. 3Gla l4th It.
n ". Nitn ST at Sprina Id >, where
the rosary will be recited at :
pm, Mass VII be celebrated on
Friday. January Is, al am. at
81. Luke's Catholic Church. 5Oth
and East Capitol SITS. Interment
Arlington National Cemeterv Ia
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CEMETERY LOTS

Living Cross, In National Memorial
Park Cemetery MRS DOVE Stall
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DfathH
LATMAs. ELIZARETH n On Tnes

LATWAs, ELIZABETH c. On Tuesday.
January II, 1850. ELIZABETH c.
LATWAS of III l1th ST. Sc. be-
loved wife Of John J Latwas. mother
Of Elizabeth BTinson. Friends may
call at the Robert A. MattinEly Fu-
Gam Friday. January ! 3. Requiem
mass at st. Dominlc's Church at
$50 m. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery IA
LAYTON, CHARLES WILLIAM, Jr. On
Monday. January IL. 1860. at the
Alexandria Hospital, CHARLES Will
hill arrive. Belle Haven. Alexandria.
Va. husband of Mrs Vera Marie
Lawton. father OF Diane Marie and
Susan Helen Lawton, son Of
ton ST REQUIEM mass on Thurs
day January -, at $50 am. at
St, dary'S Catholic Church. Inter-
men. Arlington National Cemetery.
Recitation Of the rosary on Wednes-
CunninEham Funeral Home. Cam
eron and Alfred SITS. Alexandria,
Va. where friends may call until
time II services.
LEE, GEORGIA LAURA. On Mon
day. January !, 1860. a. her resi-
Iau.' GEOnGlh LAURA LEE. pc
Lee and mother ui Alice Sophronia
Allison. Janice Martin Julia L.
Clarkson. Rose D.. Newman s.. sr.;
George R Thomas b. Carey W.
is survived By .wcive grandchildren
and twelve great grandchildren. Rel
tlveS. and friends may call at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 473g Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Md. until
pm Thursday. January "a; thence
to the Brentwood GMethodist Church.
sta and Tilden sts.. Brentwood,
Nd. where services will be held
a -; 30 pm mterment Cedar Hill
LEE. MABEL LOUISE. On Tuesday.
6ta 6anpaFy MABEL GS9 GS51sE 4 fER sP!ey :, HoS
cal It ne Ice Funeral Home. Jth
g and Ness ave ne. until 10
= ~ Thursday. January u Fu-
n""rl services Will be held at the
0m2S Funeral Home, Winchester,
terment Winchester, Va.
LOVE. MARY Z. II. Gidie Hopkins.
her home. a05 Ray rd.. Hyatts-
vile, Nd; MARY E H. LOVE. be
loved mother Of Miss Sarah E. Love
and Mrs. Francis A Leach; sister
Of the late Samuel H Hopkins and
aunt Of Mrs. Roy Snyder Mrs.
Love rests at the Warner E. Pun
phrey Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring Md, where
services will be held on Friday,
January Is, at = pm. parking fa-
cilitiesl Interment Union Gene
terry. BurtonSville. Nd. IA
MeCAULEY, EARL G. On Friday. jan
vary g. 1860 at mis- reSiaence; 2gl
beloved husband OF Mrs Eleanor
RoSalie McCauley. father Of Donald
McCauley. Stepfather of Coward z
Tauber and George Francis TauLer.
and brother o. Mrs Mildred Spicer.
Howard McCauiey OF Delaware and
Harold McCauley II Pennsylvania
He also S survived by one grand
son. Eddy McCauley Friends may
call al the Lee Funeral Hcme. 4th
st. and Mass ave ne. where Serv-
ices will oe held on Thursday. Jan
uary IA, at II 30 am Gntomb-
mert Sedar Hill Cemetery l3