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Earl Chopin May,
Wrote on Circus

ROCHELLE, H., Nov. IL
(AP).-Earl Chaplin May, 81,
author of books on industry
and former press agent for
Ringing Brothers Circus, died
yesterday in Rochelle Hospital
after a short illness.
The son of a Rochelle
founder, he Travelled thousands
of miles abroad with his wife,
the former Stella Burke of
Minneapolis, also an author.
Mr.. May lived in New York
for 80 years, returning to Ro-
chelle in 1858. He wrote books
on Chile, circus life, the can
ming industry, railroads and
the steel industry.
He directed advertising for
the old w. B. Reynolds Circus,
was a press agent for the Min
neSota State Fair, a reporter
with the former Minneapolis
Journal and was advertising
sales manager of the Cheney
Talking Machine Co. of Chi
cago.
He leaves his wife. Services
will be held Monday in Ro-
chelle.
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WolterL. Brown, 81, Retired
DC. Policeman, Veteran

Walter Louis Brown, 81, a
former District policeman, died
after a heart attack Thursday
at his home, 923 North Cleve-
land street. Arlington.
Mr.. Brown, a native of Carl
bou, Me-. enlisted in the Army
in 1913 and served on the Mexi-
can border and, during World
War I. in France.
He left the service in 1925
and joined the police force here.
For many years he directed
traffic at Wisconsin and M
streets NV. while serving in
the Seventh Precinct.
Retiring from the police force
in 1850, he Joined the Arling-
ton Highway Department as an
inspector. Seven years later he
retired from that job;
He was a member of Colum-
bia Masonic Lodge No. 285,
American Legion Police and
Fire Post No. 20, Veterans of
World War I, and the Associa-
ton Of Retired Metropolitan
Police.
He leaves his wife. Ethel, of
the home; three daughters, Mrs.
Charles E. Behrens, of 1926
Columbia drive, Alexandria.
Mrs Betty Mattingly, of 2114
Dexter avenue, Silver Spring.
and Mrs. William Cooper of
Eau Gallie. Fla, and three sons,
Robert, of 204 North Cleveland
street, Arlington; Warren. of
1017 Marc drive, Falls Church,
and Walter, jr., of Boston Mass.
He also leaves a brother, AL
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Dratha

VENABLE, MISS LILLIAN BRANDT. On
LiLLfAN BRANDT VENABLE Of 1889
Of the late Charles H. and Lillian
RlcPfer yensble; sister Of Miss Edith
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st
NV, on Monday, November IA. at
ment Rock Greek cemetery. Is
WALKER, FANNIE. On THURSDAY,
WAIKRs wIxtRSfl Of Ya55 is0s St. ne. ANFas Fu.
neral and interment at Charlottes-
Loves Funeral Home. i4S5 Mary
land ave. ne.
WELLS. ..l NANCY AZ IadS I; On Thursd3y; No; :
Of 1909 46th, St. NV. Washington:
Mrs, william z, Wells, sr.: sister Of
william !. Wells. j.: granddaughter
and Mrs. George 4. susTeil. q Friends nd
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert
A. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Nd, where
services win be held Monday. NoVem-
siIl RsT ta csmsterS. ss 1y am Interment CEDAR
WHITAKER. BENJAMIN. Suddenly,
f % fofgrdiy sofs khoxl N0ysgDer kg nSsNJAlSfSS lsgS
NV, devoted x Husband band Of 99sarnS TemDia r. Z.
MsitsksT w. stsnsor Hs a.nx also y rs sSrEiysd BY
is' noon sunday. November AisI is.
Funeral Home. 3ss Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services will be held
on Monday; November L a. at g:4S
Cemetery. IL
WILLIAMS, ROsENA. Departed this
EfRSs EfRSss e 5rS lssO q EosENA e n. WIh- NJ.
Williams leaves to mourn her pass
ing . devoted husband, Elester Will
hams; two daughters, Cynthia and
ton, Elester. jr.: Clarence. Stephen
and Lawrence Williams; a devoted
mother. Mrs. Rosa Hamilton Of Tren-
ton, N. j.: two sisters, two brothers
and q host Of other relatives and
be viewed after l2 noon Sunday,
Davidson Funeral Home. Inc. $685.
z st. ne; until II pm; Funeral
sryices Ssy Soyebss W ss conducted tp. On Mon NsG
Mount edfD olive Baptist Church. q che 5stS SsS
Rev. William Weaver. pastor, on
ciating Interment National Har.
mony Cemetery. Friends and rela.
tives please assemble at 12 moor
at $40 @ st. ne. 13
WILLIAMS. RUFUS F. On Thurs.
day: November 10. 1860. RUFUS
r WILLIAMS of 1916 C st. Sc.
devoted husband Of Lille Berti
Williams and father of Rufus VII.
Mams, jr.; Henry williams. Mrs
Thelma Cunningham, Mrs. Nessi,
Hannah and Price Williams: brother
OF Price Williams Also surviving
are fourteen grandchildren. two
great-grandchildren. nine nieces
eiven nephews and other relative,
and many friends. Notice of funera
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins. IA
WILSON. ALICE M. On Friday. No.
yember II. 1880, ALICE M. Will.
SON of 1900 I'd st. NV, devoted
mother mot .,r, Of :, Ms; cora L William,
Charles Hopkins. Other relative!
and friends also survive. After 4
pm. Monday. November IA, friend,
may call at the Frazier Funera
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
where services will be held on Tues.
day. November 15. at pm, the
Rev. Z, l.. Harrison officiating. In.
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
terry. IA
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Isudore Freed,
Pianist, Teacher

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. II
(AP).-Isadore Freed, go, CON-
poser, teacher and former con-
cert pianist in the United
States and Europe, has died
after a heart attack in his
home in Oceanside, Long
Island.
He was chairman of COM
position and theory at Hartt
College of Music. He has beer
on the Hartt faculty since 1914
He also had been on the facul.
ties of Temple University anc
Hebrew Union College.
Mr.. Freed composed Jewish
liturgical music and served as
organist at several temples ir
New York.
AS a pianist. he performed
with the Paris Symphony
Stockholm Symphony, Copen-
hagen State Radio of Denmark
and the Vancouver, Boston
Philadelphia, San Francisco
and NBC Orchestras.
He leaves his wife, Riva, and
a daughter, Mrs. Mai Rubin.
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PHS Sanitary Official
|ndorses Sewage Ponds

The use of sewage lagoons
for efficient waste disposal in
small communities was recon-
mended yesterday by C. d
David Spangler, sanitary engi-
neer director of the United
State Public Health Service.
Speaking before 200 delegates
to the Maryland Municipal
League convention at the Rock
vile Civic Center auditorium
Mr.. Spangler said that such
oxidation ponds have proved to
be inexpensive and odor free.
Ponds can be located wher-
ever cheap land can be OBJ
tanned, and should be between
three and five feet deep. Sew
age piped into the lagoon is
broken down by chemical re-
actions into simple compounds
that can be absorbed by plants
known as algae, growing in the
water, Mr.. Spangler explained
In an experimental operation
at Farmvil!e, Va, ponds have
been used at the rate OF 200
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Yearbook of Agriculture of the
Department of Agriculture.
Mrs. Hambidge was a member
of the Potomac Craftsmen and
the Cured Cancer Club. She
did volunteer work in Mt. Alto
Hospital teaching crafts to dis
abled veterans. She lived at
l06l4 st. Paul street, Kensing-
ton, Md.
She leaves her husband of
the home address; a son, DR..
Cove Hambidge. jr., of St. Paul,
Mimi: a daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Witt Brewer, of Tracy, Calf.
a sister, Mrs. H. w. Mccoy OF
Madrid, Spain, and nine grand.
children.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
Cancer Society. Funeral serv'
ices will be private.
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Marc HiIImon, Is.
Son Of Physician
Of Silver Spring

Marc Dennis Hillman, 13,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Hillman of Silver Spring,
died yesterday at Childrens
Hospital of a pituitary tumor.
Marc was graduated from
the sixth grade at Oakview
School in June. He was to en-
ter Easter Junior High School
in September, but was unable
OF do SO because of illness.
Among Mares many interests
were nature study, science and
music.
He was born in Washington.
He leaves his parents and a
sister, Lois, who attends the
University of Maryland.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Danzan-
sky Funeral Home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy in the form
of contributions 10 Childrens
Hospital.
A memorial wee. will be oh.
served at the home. 1929 Flower
iavenue. Silver Spring.
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people per acre, he said. The
PHS also has found successful
ponds in Missouri and Ohio
that have operated we'll in To-
cations of 600 people per acre.
He described the plan as the
only sewage treatment device
that is Salvaged readily. A sub
division can provide sewers and
a pond for treatment. Several
years later when a trunk sewer
becomes available, the new
connection can be made, and
the pond area used for build
ing sites, Fairgrounds, or other
uses.
Mr.. Spangler pointed out that
the sewage lagoon approach
costs about $40 per person con-
trasted with $42 per person
with mechanical treatment
plants.
The three-day convention
was scheduled 10 end today
with election and installation
Of new officers.
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Mrs. Cove Hombidge, Wife
OfWriter, Ex-SociuI Worker

Mrs. Cove Hambidge, 10, a
former head social worker of
the Jacob Riis Settlement
House in New York and wife
of Cove Hambidge, a free lance
writer, editor and international
official, died Thursday Of can
Ger in George Washington Hos
Ipital here.
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y, she
was the former Dorothy Cooke
She was graduated from Adel-
phi College in 1912. She taught
in the public schools of New
York, and did social work in
the Jacob Riis Settlement
House until 1918. In 1917 she
married Mr.. Hambidge, of New
York City.
The couple moved to Wash
ington in 1885 when Mr.. Ham.
bidge became senior informa-
tion specialist for the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Administra.
ton, and later editor of the
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Miss Schmid, 26,
Dance Instructor

Miss Carmela Schmid, 26,
an analyst and instructor at
the Arthur Murray Dance
Studio here until 1858, died
last Saturday in Los Angeles.
A native of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, Miss Schmid was graduated
from high school there in
1851. She also studied model
ing at the Phyllis Bell Agency
here.
At the time of her death,
Miss Schmid was the owner
of a dance school in Los
Angeles.
Miss Schmid leaves her
father and stepmother, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Schmid; a
brother, Joseph E., all of
Wilkes-Barre, three sisters,
Mrs. Rose Viscusi of Los
Angeles and Esther and Gloria
Schmid of 4107 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Funeral services and burial
were in Wilkes-Barre Thurs
day.
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vim, of Tilton, N. H., and two
sisters. Dorothy Lizotte and Mrs
Josephine Dwyer, both of Hav-
erhill, Mass, and nine grand
children.
Services will be at II am
Tuesday at the Ives funeral
home, 2847 Wilson boulevard
Arlington, with burial in Arl-
ington Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Arlington County Chapter
Of the National Heart Associa-
ton.
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DEATHS
hit Mrntnriant
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers

memory Of ROBERT j. BARRETT.
who passed away one year ago to-
day. November IL, 1859.
The depths Of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss Of one we loved so well;
His memory we shall always keep
GRANDCHILDREN.
GREEN. NANCY M. Sacred to the
memory pyTn q our Ioyins yi1 sister; NANCY
ago today, November II, 1852.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal.
Partins leaves heartaches no one
can heal;
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS
LEE, MRS. CARRIE P. In loving
cHRRE p GIE EE dsvSeed Wo depared aSn MRs S
life nine years ago today. November
II. 1851
God gave US strength to fight,.
And courage to bear the blow;
But what 1t meant to lose you,
HES n pGvofap GHs H!l sEscEs' sYfE snGN Ruth AND
ETHEL.
Of our mother. ANNIE L. MIDDLE
ago today, November II, l94s.
Always in THE SRE P,pffL PAMiLY.
MITCHELL. JOHNNY, Jr. In loving
%sHSFy oHSNy Of GST HsaT son anG Or0thsr her
passed away y one year ago SH' today. day
November II. 1859.
oh, Johnny, how we miss you,
Life with you was so much funl
Remember our games, your electric
trains,
We loved you now as then. dear.
Even though we are apart,
And no one could ever take your
In Mommys. Daddy's. Karyrs or
Janet's heart.
MOTHER, DAD AND SISTERS.
MITCHELL, JOHNNY. ,Jr. In lovinS
9oHSNy %eRSSy Of MrTeHEGE ny dfaF j4 ErandsHn TSc
passed away one year ago today,
November l2, 1859.
oh, Johnny. how miss you,
More than words can ever say;
How l iong to hug and kiss you,
And watch you as you play.
But some day will see you,
And how happy l will be.
And lust remember, Johnny.
Have big hug and kiss for me.
MITCHELL, JOHNNY. Jr. In loving
memory Of our dear cousin. JOHNNY
MITCHELL. Jr who passed away
one year ago today. November IL,
1859
To 1. live i've in 5 the hearts Al q Of Il those s
DicKIE. ALLEN. MICHAEL AND
GEORGE.
NEWCOMB. JAMES NJ. In loving
memory Of my. husband, JAMES NJ
NEWCOMB. who departed this life
one year ago today. November IL,
Memories are keepsakes no one can
Death Is 4 heartache no one can
Beautiful ~, memories are all I have
OF a wonderful husband shall
LovfNo Witt WIFE. BARBARA.
NEWCOMB, JAMES NJ. In loving
memory Of JAMES (M1KE) NEW
COMB. who, passed away one year
ago. November ~, 1859.
The angels are faithfully guarding
For in IT lies the precious one
loved. but could not save.
The. flowers place upon your grave
MAY wither and decay.
But my love for you who sleeps
i beneath
| Will never pass away.
" DEAR FRIEND.
WALL, JAMES C. In loving memory
Of JAMES c. WALL, who passed
one wear ago today. November IL,
1859.
You slipped so quietly away.
| Perhaps twas for the best:
| We pray that God may give you
Sweet dreams and QUIET vest
THE FAMILY.
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AnuRiltng

MADEOY. SAMUEL. There will bt
an unyeilsing ,,9f,vI 9f M.nHG9 mEn9%snt ,uE. n
band Of Sophia Madeos .sa6 snS
e Lang, Zelda Wasserman. Ida Harab
Sidney Sugarman and Jakey
Madeoy. on Sunday. November 10
, 1860, at 12 noon, at the District
Of Columbia Lodge Cemetery. 323:
18th place sc. Friends and rela.
tives invited. 6,10,1l,12
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Garn nf Chunks

BUSH. REV. JOHN HENRY, The fam:
BUSH, who passed away on october
II, 1860, wishes to express sincere
appreciation to their many friends
and relatives for their acts Of kind
ness. flowers, cards and use Of cars,
and for their help in making every
thing peaceful during our sorrow,
THE FAMILY.
the late EDWARD J. o'NEiL wishes
to express their heartfelt thanks
to our many friends, the staf Of
Providence Hospital. co-workers and
neighbors for their many acts Of
Kindness during the time of his
Illness and for their expressions oi
sympathy during our bereavement
THE FAMILY. l3
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Alaska, avenue and Kalmia road
NV. Burial will be in Centre
Hall, Pa. The family requests
that expressions of sympathy be
sent to the Northminster Pres
byterian Church memorial fund.
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Dratha

BUTLER BENJAMIN, ,so On Tharsday, Z
BUTLER Of lS:s 3 st, .! ne: bsiCyed
stepson Of Mrs, Rosa Coleman and
brother of Mrs. Lucille Robinson,
Mrs. Julia Mitchell. John and the
Rsy ESryvis ESsss rs res sas, Hs ssO .n s
other relatives and friends. The
late Mr. Butler may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H
s@sfs sRefs al sf5s'si ss Houas
Horeb Baptist Church. 2i7 10th
Gregory Truehart oficiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
CARRICK, ALICE DYER. On satur-
e.s,a.l.s day. Movemse5 gaSG TX TX 1880: a. hsE
DYER CARRicK, beloved mother Of
Jane Burns Ream; stepmother Of
Mrs; Marion Dyer Maccann of
Wifhitai 8 ain.t Ksns ans Services ss at od6s The
l4th st. NV. on Monday, Novem-
Der IA. at ) pm. (parking facili-
ties). Interment private. 13
CAssERLY. JOHN P. On Friday, No
sERLY Of s4l West Oak ST., Fair
fax. Va, beloved husband Of Annie
SIs GasssTy sIiysr H aSS |: suSyiysa Eayea
transported to the Byrne Funeral
Home. Olyphant, Pa. REQUIEM mass
Tb viii be o9fisd offered at St; Patrisk's
Interment st. Patricks Cemetery,
Olyphant. Pa.
ROOY of 39OS 53rd pi, Hyattsyilie,
Md, beloved wife of the late Karel
de Rooy, mother Of Mrs. Barbara
Leadbetter and Karel E, de Rooy,
and Clarence Tapscott, Mrs. Evelyn
Williams, Mrs. Gertrude Davis and
survived BY five grandchildren:
Eastern ave ne, Saturday, Novem.
Der H. after 10 m. Funeral seIv-
"A at t2 noon. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. l u.m 13
OLLIE, CHESTER H. On Friday No.
yember 4. 1860, at Tampa General
Rgf Hospital, Tampa Fla. CHESTER
R. Ollie, father Of Donna, David
and Dennis Ollie, He also is sur.
yived by his father and mother
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chester NJ. Dillie OF
Omaha. Nebr. Services at Fort
| Myer Chapel on Monday. November
na,,a ~; at Pm Interment Arlington
national Cemetery. 13
FORD, MARGARET oDELL Sud.
denly. on Friday. November IL
1860. at her home. 2626 K st
nv; nv sndr MAhRGARET Arc t0'DELL FORD
and Mrs. Robert Taron. Service:
and interment private. Please omit
flowers. I3
FOREMAN, CARL d. On Friday, No.
ssni3sr,lm ssmGsT III, 1883 gSe at the Washington
2029 Rittenhouse st., Hyattsville
Md. beloved husband of Edla M
Foreman. father of Philip c. Fore.
man; brother Of Mrs. Edith Dickerso
| OF Alexandria, Va, and Mrs. Lilliar
| Eichelberger Of York, Pa. He also i!
survived survived by four grandchildren
neral Home, 290i I4th St NV. OF OF
Monday, November IA. at 10 am
| parking facilities). Intermen
terry II
IN Castle Lodge, No, 1856, A
IN F. 4 A. NJ, will be helC
lM mo at the temple on Monday
TCX November IA. 1860, at
W. am; for the purpose O.
" conducting funeral serv.
ices for our late brother. Carl
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-4 sites. Mount CAL
vary section: lot 20: $500. RE.
FORT LINCOLN. Mount Calvary sec
tion-4 sites, excel. location: will
sacrifice, $3.50 cash. SP. 3-4733.
GEO. WASHINGTON CEMETERY
lot. 8 sites. excel location, $3.50
Call UN. 4-S546 IA
MAUSOLEUM. National Memorial Park
-BeaGtiful italian marble. will sac
rifice for 500 under market price
for immediate cash DA. 5-S02l
MAUsOLEUM-5 crypts. National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery must sell.
JA. 2-65S7, KE. S-5276. 13
NATIONAL liEMORIAL PARK lot
a sites,. excel. loc.; present price,
Sl,095; will sac for immediate sale
$3.50 cash. KE 6-6192 Is
NATL. MEM. PARK-4-crypt mau-
soleum, private owner; cash or
terms oV. 3-5S29 I3
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
-16 choice sites. $1,000 HI
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KEPIER MARY HELM on =

kEPLER, MARY HELEN. On Fri
day. November IL. 1860. at her
home, 134l Hemlock st. NV, MARY
HELEN KEPLER, wife Of the Rev
William H. Kepler, mother of Will
liam David Kepler and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Bartholo-
NEW. Mrs. Kepler rests at the
Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Md. where friends may visit with
the family between the hours of
and 4 pm. and and 10 pm. on
Saturday and Sunday (parking ia
vember IA, at IL am, at the North
minister Presbyterian Church, Geor-
gia and Alaska aves. NV. Inter-
ment Centre Hall Cemetery. Centre
Hall. Pa. on Tuesday. at l pm.
sympathy may be expressed in the
form Of memorials to the Me-
mortal Fund Of the Northminster
Presbyterian Church. (Philadel-
phia. Pa. and Catonsville, Md. pa
pers please COPY 13
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KINNEY, TIMOTHY A. On

KINNEY, TIMOTHY A. On Tuesday,
November s, 1860, TIMOTHY A:
KINNEY Of 125 H st. Sc. beloved
Kinney. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Grave
side services on Monday. November
IA. at Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements by MCGUIRE,
Inc IA
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LAMPHIER. CARRIE v,

Sovem6er II. 1850. CARRIE M ntOHS' v
LAMPHIER Of 5602 37th ave, West
L. Irving Lamphier. sr.; mother
of Lawrence I. Lamphier, ir., and
sister of Earle N, Edward S..
Charles H. and William NJ. McKeown
and Mrs. Ethel L. Mclaughlin. She
also is survived by one grandson
Friends may call at Nalley's Fu-
neral Home, 800 Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne. on Sun
day and Monday, November 13 and
"A. from . to 4 pm. and Z to
10. pm Funeral services will be
held on Tuesday, November Is. in
the Brentwood Methodist Church
at IL am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery IA
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NED OFEIHI,
Worshipful Master
T. WESTON SCOTT. Secy ia

- "AON SSSA ~ 0eSS. Id
FRANKLIN. GRADY S. On Thursday
November 10, 1860, GRADY s.
FRANKLIN Of 4S04 WELLINGTON dr. .
Chevy Chase. Md, beloved husband
Of Frances E. Franklin and father Of
DR.. William G. Franklin of Gathers
burg. Md, and Sp./5 James E. Frank
lin. USA. Butzhback. Germany; son
OF Mrs. Eva Franklin. Also survived
by six grandchildren. Friends are
- invited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md. Services
Monday. November IA. at Fort Myer
Chapel Fort Myer. Va, at 8 pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. IA
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FOREMAN, CARL d. A special COM
|';:;: |;| !: s:
NOLX November II. 1860, at 9
~" am. for the purpose of
" conducting funeral serv-
ices for our late brother. CARL
d FOREMAN
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LYLES, KATIE. On Tuesday, Novem
Der s, 1860. KATIE LYLES. be-
loved wife of the late Fredrick Lyles,
mother of Carroll Ford. Frederick
T.; Clifton. John and Edward Lyles,
Thelma Sutton. Katherine Williams
Margaret Lyles and Lucille Rich
ardson, Also surviving are eleven
grandchildren, one sister, three
aunt and host of other relatives
and friends. After l. noon sun
day, November IA. friends may call
at Boyd's Funeral Home. 1898 goth
st NV. Funeral services on Mon
day, November II, at l pm, al
the Union Wesley Church. the Rev
G. 1. Smith oficiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 49,
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HOPKINS, NINA MABEL. On
Wednesday. November 3. 1860. al
her residence. 2307 Burke ave.
Alexandria. Va. NINA MABEL
hUph1ss iism HoDE,ns %ie Oh motSer one ao of Mrs M
Natalie Osborn and Mrs. Suzanne
Hart. and sister of Vernon ano
Christy Zickefoose. Mrs. Leo H
ions and Mrs. Media Robinson
Funeral services on Monday. No,
vember IA, at 1918 am. at the
Cunningham Funeral Home. Cam.
eron and Alfred Sts.. Alexandria
Va. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery ~
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HOLMES. LESTER EVENS. ON
Thursday, November 10. 1900. at
Arlington Hospital, LESTER EVENs
HOLMES of RID No. /. Fairfax
and brother of Mrs. Ola A. Holder,
Mrs. Hulda Ritnour. Cecil p. and
Raymond Holmes. Friends may call
at the Everly Funeral Home, 2l4
West Main ST., Fairfax, Va. taddi-
tional parking in rear). where serv-
ices will be held on Sunday, No
vember 10. at 2:3O pm. Inter-
ment Fairfax Cemetery. l2
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GRACE Z. suddenly, on
thursday, November 10. 1860, at
SON of SO Sth ST. me-. the be-
loved daughter of Arthur and jose
phine johnson. sister Of Annie c.
Brown. foster mother of Barbara
Bowling. aunt of Arthur Brown and
niece OF William Miller. She also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. After / pm. Monday. No
yember IA friends may call at the
William Spangler Funeral Home,
524 Sth st. ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday. November
10. at l pm. Interment National
Harmony Cemetery IA
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HOLMES, LESTER E. On Thursday,
HSseias ESsGRsfF LESTER Is lgSG AotMEss tas'Sa 81
RID No. !. Fairfax. Va, father
of Perry W. Holmes. grandfather Of
Shirley Pretsch of New Orleans,
La. and RoSemaria Kamm Of Cap
itol Heights. Md, Also surviving
are six great-grandchildren Serv-
ices will be held on Sunday. No.
yemper 13, at 2:30 pm. at the
Everly Funeral Home. Fairfax. Va.
Interment Fairfax Cemetery 13
Evening star., 1960-11-12
WILLIAM. On Wednesday

November 9, 1860. WILLIAM GREEN
formerly Of 1912 Montello ave. ne ,
stepfather of Edgar o. Fischer. He
also is survived by three grandchil-
dIen,, other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. Green may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
st, ne, after IL noon Sunday,
November l3. Funeral Monday, No
yember IA, at the Second Baptist
Church. Sl6 Sd st. NV. at II am.
the Rev. J. L. s. Holloman oficiat-
ing lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. IA
Evening star., 1960-11-12
GARRETT. MARY BEALL. On Fri

day, day; Noyember BN.,, ~, I969,,, a her
GARRETT, beloved sister of Mrs
Edna F.. Cross of Arcadia, Fla. and
j. William Garrett of Gathers
burg, Md; aunt of Mrs. Florinne
Moon. Mrs R B. Rogers, Mrs Will
liam Foster, Roscoe, William and
Huber Garrett and McKendree @
Fulks. Friends may call at the
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881
East Montgomery ave. Rockville
pike. Rockville. Md. from 1880 D m
IL noon Monday. November IA;
thence to the Rockville Free Meth
odist Church. 1st st. and Grandin
ave, Rockville Md, where Miss
Garrett will lie in state from
pm. until service time, 2 pm
Interment Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburs, Md. 13