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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF
EXCLUSIVE REALITY : ETERNAL PERFECTION
OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE BEING :
AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS : Devil.
HELL. SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH. WARS.
MATTER ! ADANl-EvE. MURDER0uS CAIN.
JUDAS : "CHASTlY FARCE" : F00lING SAUiS
OF TARsuS. 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkle.
NON CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY LAYMEN.
LEADERS. MASSES!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

DETROIT sixth Church,: J. HAMILTON LEWIS
Church. 1890 KerehevaI Ave. PM, Thursday April TO-
DETROIT Seventh Chvrehs J. HAMILTON LEWIS
Church. 223 w. Grand Blvd. PM. Friday April II.
NO COLLECTIONS EVER.
C.S. Sentinel, 4/8, p. 597.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

DEVIL STEALS 30 YEARS VIA NATURAL
SCIENCE : NATURALLY A PRISONER OF
THE DEVIL
JOHN w. BOLTON. JR.. al. ASST. PLANT MGR.
PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORP. WYAND0TTE.
free Press 43)
"HEART ATTACK" : SATAN SAYS!
A THINKING sUFFocATIoN! A SOUL STARVED
FOR GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, SCIENCE
OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE - THE
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
further excerpts from Free Press) -. graduate
Of The Rose Poly Engineering School; joined Pennss "
years ago survived by his wife. daughters. son,
and parents. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
NINTH CHURCH CHRIST. SCIENTIST

New Locations So EAST COR. KIRBY JOHN r..
AUDITORIUM MUSICAL ART - Story Bldg
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Harold DeIchump
Cab Driver With
Diamond Firm

Harold Delchamp, n, a Dia-
mond Cab driver, died Saturday
in Leland Memorial Hospital
after a two-year illness.
Mr.. Delchamp. who served in
the Merchant Marine during
World War II, lived at 2029
Roanoke street, Green Meadows,
Md. He had been a Maryland
resident for is years. He was
born on Waterbury, Conn.
He leaves his mother, Mrs,
Katherine Campagna. 61O0
Fifty-seventh avenue, River
dale Heights. Nd; two sons,
Harold Dale, of the home ad-
dress, and Francis Joseph, who
lives with a grandmother in
Alexandria. and a brother,
Joseph. 10018 Glue court Be-
thesda.
Friends may call at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5801 Cleveland
avenue. Riverdale, Md. A re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at
$3.50 am. tomorrow at st.
Bernard's Church, Riverdale.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Frunk Keller.
Long Active in
Catholic Church

Mrs. Emma M. Keller, 70, 9
Washington area resident fol
81 years, died yesterday al
Providence Hospital after 8
long illness.
Born near Winterberg, Ger.
many, In 1890, Mrs. Keller came
to the District to visit friends
when she was 10 years old and
stayed. She lived in Southeast
Washington until 1949 when
she moved to 5104 Seventeen
place. WOodlawn, Md.
In 1918 she married Frank ]
Keller. now retired from q yeast
manufacturing business.
She joined the st. Mary.
Catholic Church in Landovel
Hills when she moved to nearby
Maryland and was active there
in the Sodality Of the Blessed
Mother and in the Ladies oi
Charity.
Besides her husband, Of the
home address, she leaves foul
sons: George F., 2105 Wind
ham place, Silver Spring. Md;
Joseph E., 2906 Cortland place
NV: Frank L., 5l09 Seventietll
place, Woodlawn, Md, and
John Linus. Springfield, Va.
A requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Thursday al
st. Mary's Catholic Church
Burial win be at Cedar Hills
Cemetery.
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Admiral Turner Dies
| LedAmphibious Forces

Admiral Richmond Kelly
Turner. rs. IJSN. Detared, COM
mander Of American amphibious
forces in the Pacific during
World War II, died Sunday in
Monterey. Calf. Death was
attributed to . heart attack.
Admiral Turner commanded
amphihious assaults in the
Pacific from the start Of the
Solomons campaign in August,
1912. to the Okinawa invasion
In early 1e45. When the first
atomic bomb was dropped on
Japan. he was planning an as
sault on the home island Of
Kyushu.
Following the Solomons cam
paign, he directed the ann
phibious invasibns Of the Gil
bert and Marshall Islands In
late 1943 and early 1914,
headed the force which as
saulted the Marianas in mid
1914, and was part Of the team
commanding the assault on Two
Jima in early 1915.
For his Pacific campaign
services he was awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal
with two Gold Stars and the
Navy Cross.
Admiral Turner retired from
active duty in April, 1947. end
ing Navy career that started
in 1904, when he was appointed
to the Naval Academy from
Oregon. his home State.
He was graduated from the
academy in 1908, standing fifth
in o class Of 1876.
He was stationed ct the WASH
ington Navy Yard from 1919 TO
1922.
While commanding the cruiser
USS Astoria in 1899. Admiral
Turner visited Japan's Emperor
Hirohito and returned 70 him
the ashes Of Hirosi Saito, who
had died in the United States
while serving as Japan's Am
bassador here.
When the japanese attacked
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Parl Harbor. Admiral Turner
was director of war plans for
the Navy chief Of operations.
In 1945 Admiral Turner was
an important witness before
the congressional committee
investigating American pre-
paredness before the Pearl
Harbor attack. He told the
committee he thought Admiral
Husband E. Kimmel, then Pa
cific Fleet commander, should
have been able to detect the
attack in advance.
Admiral Turner was a native
|of Portland, Greg, but retired
to Monterey, Calf. He leaves
Q sister, Miss L. Lucille Turner,
Carmel, Calf, and q brother,
r. Izer Turner, Phoenix. Ariz.
His wife, the former Harriet
Sterling, died last January 3.
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W. H. c. Siereerson,
Retired Accountant

Services were held today in
Sarasota. Fla, for Wilford H. C.
Siegerson, SO. a retired Small
Business Administration ac-
countant who died there Sun
day Of a heart attack.
Mr.. Siegerson moved to Flor
ida following his retirement in
April, 1857. Prior to serving
with the Small Business Ad-
ministration, he was with the
Interior Departments Bureau
of Reclamation, and once was
a consultant to the House Ap-
preparations Committee.
He leaves his wife. Bertha,
of Sarasota, and three sons.
William. Of New York, and
David and Charles, both of
Philadelphia.
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Benson S. AIIemun

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. IA
(AP) Benson s. Alleman, Sc.
official pronouncer Of the Ma
tional Spelling Bee, died yester-
day. Mr.. Alleman, director Of
forensics at Bellarmine College
in Louisville since 1855, at one
time was active in Journalism.
public relations and advertising.
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J. {. Springnnunn,
Navy Veteron

John Eugene Springmann,
10, q retired Navy chief ma
chinist's mate, died Sunday at
Broward General Hospital In
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. after q
heart attack.
Mr.. Springmann leaves his
wife, Augra. a daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Carroll. and o son,
John NJ. Springmann. both Of
Oakland Park, Fla; q stepson,
Nezil Putnam of Denver, and
two sisters, Miss Eleanor
Springmann. Of WASHINGTON
and Mrs. Virginia Feer Of Mer-
wick, Pa.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow in Fort Lauderdale.
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0arn nt Thanka

BROWN. MARY w. The family Of
MRS. MARY w. BROWN wish to
express their sincere appreciation TO
the priest. relatives. friends. neigh
bors and co-workers for the beauti.
full flowers. cards, telegrams and
other tokens Of sympathy extended
to US during our recent bereavement.
FAMILY. Is
KELsO, ROBERT L, Sr. The fam
ily OF the late ROBERT I. KELSO,
Sr.. wishes 70 express sincere Ap-
probation for the many kindnesses
during their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
RYAN, JAMES w. The family Of the
late JAMES w. RYAN wishes to ex-
press their sincere appreciation 70
everyone for cards. flowers and Qther
tokens Of sympathy extended during
their recent Bereavement.
THE WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
SHAPIRO, ARTHUR. The family Of
q ARTHUR SHAPIRO wishes 70 ex-
press their appreciation 10 the
: many friends and relatives for their
acts Of kindness. contributions and
expressions OF sympathy during their
TIE FAMILY.
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AnnouneeDento 81
Services by ChanDerS
In a4Entnrtaltt

CHILDs, MARY C. In memory Of our
beloved mother who passed away one
year ago today. February IA. 1860
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness We recall,
You had q kindly word for each
And died beloved By all.
You are not forgotten. loved one,
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memory last.
We will remember thee.
We miss you nov. our hearts are sore.
A time goes by We miss Sa yoI more pore
No one can fill your vacant place.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
COURTNEY, WILLIAM n, CMIKE)
Loving thouehts cling to the memory
Of my beloved husband. WILLIAM H
COURTNEY, who passed to life eter-
nal. February IL, 1888.
Out Of my life light has gone. and
If in the darkness GODS dear will bs
done. it's better so;
II In my. loneliness ] look to Him,
need not fear,
For love will light the paths that elsC
or,,a,rysre we're dim, 4 ,I Hs he near oi;zr
DIyoTED NSY' WIFE LUCY l. COURT
FRANCIS, MARY z. IN loving mem.
FRANCIs. who departed this hft
forty:two years ago today. Febru'
The wonderful things you did for III
Live In our hearts each day,
And keep you near and dear to Us
Though you have some away.
Every day in some small way
Memories Of you come our way;
But memories Of you win never die
CHILpREN AND QRANDcHlLpREN
CALVIN. CECILIA (nee Clfalal. In
memory Of CECILIA CALVIN (net
CifalAl, who passed away II year.
ago today, February II. 1880.
We did not lose the one we loved,
She only goes before,
Where there Is everlasting life.
Where sorrow is no more.
SISTERS, STELLA AND GRACE;
sRAHk; e Mes Me B SN6 ShSTeFF TSeRFFHEMs AEss
HARRIs: ELIzABEIH: In loy,ng men;
HARRIS. who departed this lif'
February IA. 1857.
Gone now, dear Mother. is all pain
God grant you quiet peace. again
] will give thanks because Of YOU
OF your love. Mother. unselfisf
Ivln max: \ !. y q III. what you wished
Believing that yOu are still guid.
YOUR ESySSS DAUGHTER. DoRo'
HARRIS, JOHN 2. In loving mem.
ory Of my dear father. John =
hAHES sO tOdsy "hS SsSrSsry DasssS ~ isay ySs "
HIS DAUGHTER, ETHEL HARRIS
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THOMAS A. In sad but
Loving memory Of my dear husband,
THOMAS A. JACKSON. who de-
parted this life one year Ag0 today,
February IA. 1890.
The shock / received that day ]
sttll remember well.
It made me weep and cry,
But, oh. the saddeSt part Of all.
You never said good-by.
When evening shadows are falling,
And ] am sitting all alone.
In my heart there comes q longing,
II you were only home.
God saw the road was getting rough.
And the hills too hard to climb,
30 He closed your weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine"
YOUR LOVING WIFE. GRACE.
KEFALAs, BARBARA A. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, BAR
BARA A. KEFALAS, who left US
three years ago today February IA,
It's Valentine Day. Mother dear.
For us the saddest day Of the year,
For 1t was three year ago today
That God called you away.
We remember and we care.
Your name Is Whispered in our
A smile. 4 tear. q thought sincere,
LOVING AND DEVOTED DAudH:
TERs: HELEN, CONNIE AND
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iETTY JANE STEVENSON. W. M.
HELEN P. NEIL, p. NJ, Secy.

RICHARD w. On Mon
day, February 10. 1851, at his resi-
SicHARh SSiiGcSHsA t6SS w. oyssaTlsh gbwy w
husband Of Geneyieve D. West
wood. father OF Mrs. Phyllis W.
O. Westwood Of Newtonville, Mass,
and brother Of Mrs. Z. w. Belcher.
also OF Newtonville, Mass. He also
Is survived BY three grandsons.
Services will be held at 0awler's 4
Ghapsl, 1925 oS., Pa; eve; n.T;' on
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
In lieu Of flowers donations may
be sent to the American Cancer
Society.
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LEE, SARAH NILLIE). In memory
Of our beloved mother. SARAH ulL-
LIE) LEE. who departed this life
nine years ago today, February IA,
We do not lose the ones we love,
They only 90 before,
Where there Is. everlasting life.
And sorrow is no more.
Time takes away the edge Of grief,
But memory turns turns back every leaf
AfS powRRs; RsoospEEEi sdEsiiS.EGakw. 4 AR RcAEARL.. 4 /.
cEfIp, EMIL cESsEScE RoMEs HsI bowNs. eRAND: J4i
STEPHENS, LUCY Z. In loving mem-
ory Of my dear mother. LUCY !.
STEPHENS, who departed this life
32 years ago today. February IA,
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget.
sus How s1ms usS & aT miss ss' you Saiy y.
YOUR LOVING SON. ELMER H.
STEWART. CARRIE. A tribute Of
love in memory OF our dear mother,
CARRIE STEWART, who passed
away fourteen years ago today. Feb
w SON AND DAUGHTER.
TAYLOR. PERcY I, a tribute q love
PaRcY Te"Ts Z. TAYIoR. nv who dss0ief ieit 'Sn; ms
% years ago today. February IA.
The blow was hard. the shock severe.
To depart from one / loved so dear.
Remembered always.
LOVING MOTHER, JULIA J. TAY-
UTz, DAVID NJ, MD. In ioying mem
ory Of our dear son and brother,
DAVID M. UTZ, Md. who departed
ruary IA, 1851.
You left o beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told:
And to us your memory
Will never grow old,
YouE LOVING ISSx MOTHER AM AND
AISREp. AESa SlSlAN' MiIDNAD -,
WANDER. JOSEPH E., sr. In loving
memory Of our husband and father.
JOSEPH E, WANDER, sr.. who de-
parted this life Just five years ago
today, February IA. 1885.
You are not forsotten. loved one,
A. Nor fUnr ~i y. YHS fe sTsf snd Memory me- last,
we will remember thee.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
As time goes by. We miss you more;
Your loving SMILE, your gentle face.
No one can fill your vacant place.
LOVINGLY, YOUR WIFE AND
WARD. LIE ROY T. In loving men-
ory Of our dear husband and father,
LIE ROY F. WARD, who passed
away two years ago today. February
IA. 1859.
Every day in some small way
Memories OF you come our way;
Time and years will roll BY,
But love and memories never die.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
MARTHA AND SHIRLEY ANN
WARD.
WILSON. ROBERT. In loving memory
Of our 6sNs SsSE tathsF 4sF SSotHsr her 1nd n.
parted this life three years ago,
February IA. 1858.
Never forgotten.
THE FAMILY.
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HAROLD. OF 2o2o Roa.
noke st.: Green Meedovs. Nd. On
Dale and Francis Joseph DelehamD,
brother Of Joseph Deichamp. Prayers
q Chambers Funeral Home, 6eOl
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd, on
Wednesday. February is, ct Q am.
Mass 4t st. Bernard's Church. River
Mount oilvst Gemeters. Ia
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HOWARD, HAYES. on saturday. ,

HOWARD. HAYES. On Saturday, Feb
.S.sr. Sass III ho.bs sssi HsYrs & 81 aoaasS S;!S.
he ssxS SsloYsS .,.ns isshs. s..,S q LSswiIl +
and Hayes Howard. jr. he also Is
survived By four sisters, other rela.
tives and many friends. After 3
pm. Wednesday. February is.
friends are invited to call at the
Sth ct, ne. Funeral and Inter.
ment sparta Ca, on Saturday.
February IL. Is
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thanks

Ven sften o eord ef ihenks
n The Sfes meets q need
{ which cen hGFdly be solved in
!, eny ether woy. Net only Is
Il = eraeiovs expression Of
/ gFotitude 10 thess who have
sent fleFol tEievtss but ,clso
eovseovsIy acknowledges The
services end kindpassss Of
the monY to whom q pefsoadl
note Of thanks comet we'll Be
moiled or whose names cnd
I addresses Gro not known.
| insertion Of d cord Of thenks
moy be arranged by telephone
to The Sfor. U. $4,000.
The Evening cndS0nday Sfor
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ao%A.D: IRANCIs DycK, JOSEPH

On Saturday. February ii, 1861
FRANCIS (BuCK) JOSEPH HOW.
ARD Of 4429 Drandywine st. NV.
husband Of Hattie Louise Howard
father OF Mrs. Betty Mae Hillock
and Mrs. Frances Louise Resins;
grandfather Of Donna Louise, Lynda
Ann. Nancy Catherine. Nelson An.
drew III and John 0regory Hillock
Paul Emerson, Joseph Rlatthew
Michael Frederick and Kenneth Pat.
rick Reis!ng. He also Is survived b.
swo sisters; Mrs. J. Ernest Smith
may call ct the oawler Chapel. 1156
FennsylvantA ave-. NV. after pm
Monday. February II (courtesy
parking oppeslte), where the rosaFj
viii be recited ct 3 pm. tuesday
February IA. Mass will be Offered
ct st. AIMS Catholic Church. Wis
sSHsln wssnns.Sssvss. svs. S.S,s1T S1S Yuma st. n;T n
an. Interment Arlington National
Ce@sseTy' ~
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MILLER. CAPT. WATSON .. On sun
A%a day; February Y, 1851
q Garrison l04. Army and
Navy Union. All mem
V[XNV bers may call on Tues
day. February -, 1861,
at 0awler's Funeral Home, 1855 Pa.
ave. NV. Services on Wednesday,
February 15. at IL am. at Fort
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
FREDERICK T. UN0ER,
nena Ptnenk Commandev
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n0LTz. PHILIP On Tuesday. Feb.
s parpi pissa SoLrz 8 S.lo..S SsSlalaSflPSs SH..
voted father Of Mrs. Rose Houssr
Of silver. Spring. Nd; Jack HoitS,
Mrs. Celia Feinberg and Maurice
Holts Of Philadelphia, Pa, and MrS.
Mildred understein and Mrs. Leah
survived By fifteen grandchildren
and twenty-three great-grandchii.
dren. Funeral ARRANGEMENTS and
tnterment In Philadelphia, "a, i5
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HURLEY. EK1MgR @. On Sunday,
ton Hospissi Cent Center. r. Ar AkrMuR M1ae'no 8
HURLEY Of 1913 Goth st. NV, be-
loved husband Of Evelyn !. Hurley
and father Of Patrick Boyd Hurley
N NAY SssiP cs Il shs osa.s cSap. reRSs i9ss
PennsylvaniA ave. NV, after l2
noon Monday. February 81 tco1i :
tesy parking oppositeI. Mass will
be Offered az Fort Myer Chapel on
Wednesday. February ] 5. at 10 an.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Il
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ROGEas. COL. RlCHARD O..

tUSA, Rsi.1. On Mondss, February
II; 1891; e Waiter Ess6 Hospital.
nIsdys corrin RcssTs s'eTsa fatSer Spsao Of MS. 81
Margaret Rogers. La Prade and Or.
Riehard O: Rogers. y: brother Of
Travis T.. and Robert 1, Rogers and
Siysd % 81 fiys ErsndehIasen a,So ons y sa5 one
great-grandchild. Friends may call
ct the De Vol Funeral Home. 222b
wisconsin ave. NV. Services at
Port AyeT Chapel on Thursday. Feb
Euary 10; Ct I pm; Interment Ar
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R9sSSnTS; .S,Sc,;, cARSETN iSsE e1 S SSstusday. g
loved daughter Of Lillian Roberts.
She also Is survived By four aunts,
friends. The late Miss Roberts may
Be viewed ct the Stewart Funeral
Wednesday. February is, where
services viii be held Thursday, Feb-
ruary l6. ct I pm, Interment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery. The fam
may be contacted at sos LongfelloW
ct. NV. Is
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MERMDON. SAMUEL. on saturday.
os ;ossS';lI'. = '.ss q esq ssISasHis ssHisE q ss y:
ne also is survived hy many other
relatives and friends. After pm.
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapei.
1852 You st. NV, where servIcei
VIII Dc held Wednesday, February
70. 81 pm. Interment lincoln
memorial Cemetery. IL
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FRANKLIN Il. BRITTON.
VIRGINIA M. HARRISON: iHEesieest; Dec,

MILLER. WATSON y. Officers ant
AO V Voitars. I N ssfs Ne. # IL. oTsnf; rSss;
H~ and Eight, are rcaueStet
% % attend services fcr sgi
departed eomrade. WAT.
. SON B. MILLER. at 8 pm
T55 Tuesday. February "a
Home. 1885 Pa. ave. NV.
JAMES J, MURPHY,
Grand Chef de Care.
JOHN c. HARdRAVES,
0FAnde C0rreSnonda nt
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MADISON. STEPHEN s. Officers and
members ol the Bureau Relief AS
Ing and Printing are hereby notified
Of the death Of our late member,
STEPHEN 8. MADISON. Funeral
on Wednesday. February is. 1861,
RobERT TATE, President.
LILLIAN ;. ROWLAND. Fin. secy.
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JENKINS. ESTHER L. (nes LaueF). OF
5000 Powhatan st., Carrollton. Md,
n sSE;S EssFHaT' s;n,s 1s ise Tfs W. Of GlyGs a.,
vey jenkins. sister Of Doris Marstin,
daughter Of George P. Lauef. Friends
may call after pm. Tuesday, at
Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Cleveland ave-. Riverdale, Nd, where
services will be held Thursday. Feb
ruaFy 10. at 2 pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Is
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DONOVAN. LUCY BELLE. on /

EDDY. PH1LIP y: OF s5ll Minnesota
RSsnS S.nS q .n Leah 2. EDDY: father q
Services ct Chamber Funeral Home
617 11th st. s.e.. en- Wednesday,
February 10. ut IL noon. lntermeni
Arlington National Cemetery. IL
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hASSSi hANSiSSSSic.ccO ccOHdSSRi dSRips sA1sNE.lEYjI 1sI.l,ljI, Usl

NEDICAL CORPs (Retire3). On
hiSn hEfiSSuASyo Scyolbbh hi Ian sSaIR y
1AcoN. usN. Medical CORPS Ire.
etredl. father Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bacon Mccoy Of Lake Forest, III,
and grandfather of Sankey Bacon
Mccoy and Elizabeth Noel Mccoy.
Friends may call at 0aWler's Chapel
ing oppositeJ. Services viii be
held at Fort Myer Chapel on
wednesday. February Is. at 9 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
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HELI0. PHILIP Q. on Monday. reh.
sysEy syy, I "a sI,,! 1881 PAIIIP s. AELIo
husband 81 Mamie Heiig and devotsd
father Of Edward Hellg and Or.
Frederick Helie of Panama, Canal
zone. Be also Is survived 81 ! broth.
sr. Isaac Helig Of Alliance. N. J., and
at the Bernard Danxansky q Sens
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. nv,
on Tuesday, February III. AZ 1 PIN.
1nterment Alliance, N. j. Memorial
week. S2i0 wisconsin ave. NV. IN
lieu Of flowers. the family SuRRests
contributions mag be made 20 the
Heart Fund. IL
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MILLS, WILLIAM 3. on Saturday,
EseTS'rS esTo s,Itcn II, 1871 sviI his shS9ns hH%s
Md.. No wiLII8a Lillian r. Mills. iysf husband hSSsssd
Of Clara N. Mills (nee Prank,
father Of Mrs. Charles ?. Refer,
william e.. Robert v. and Charles
M ad RoSsrs S5osner Of MI5 EISnes bs;. Be- 'Gnp are
seven srandchildren. Mr. Minis rests
ct the Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral
Home. e434 Georgia ave. Silver
spring, Nd. iparking iacilitiesl !.
Of his soul on wednesday. February
Evangelist Catholic Church. 10000
Rosensteel dr.. Forest Glen. Nd.
Interment 81. Johns Cemetery.
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EDWARDS. WILLIAM =. on Friday
S%2Rbs SssH21REz lG g. lSsi iS4s Ssh STsLLIAM I. n.: =
father Of Mrs. Frances Boyd and
brother Of Mrs. Sadie Dean, Mrs
Marguerite Edmunds and Mrs. Ruth
Highly. He also Is survived b
many other relatives. Friends mas
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave. and
r st. NV, today, after 5 pm.
where funeral services win be held
on wednesday. February I5, ct /
pm. 1nterment Woodlawn Gene.
terry.
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1I; ssT" et Yhssa' friSe. asIi i1a cSsD- R:S.
M s isr' a. H'. r.Sues,.a :; g z g s. .si.Ihd 2 3
matron, MAuDE DEANS,
'at 1 pm. wednesday, FEB
ruary l6, 1851. from the
Frazier Funeral Home. $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Ls,s.
ROSA p. lUcHANAN. W. N.
JOHN u. ALLEN. w. p.
THELMA cARBIN. eeey. II
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HARRIs, JOHN 2. In loving mem
oTy Of my dear father. JOHN p.
HARRIS. who passed away 80 years
ago today. February IA, 1929.
HIS DAUGHTER, ETHEL HARRIS
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sssrasry" ".II.An H. niasi, W %rtElAH tiEisHHEpai I,
HASS,ss sI.S5Is q e sss 8: 3 = NJ. H;E Ssieysa
y. Il. and brother of Joseph n
Mass.; Mrs. Elncf Jones and Niss'
Blanche Harris Of Richmond. Va.
Also surviving are ether relatives
wednesday. february Is. friends AZ ~;
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
where .sssics;s viii VIII ). Ssid Si on n rhars..' hMin.'
day. Fehrqary 16. at II am,
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
very IS
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EsHFpary .: 1861, WALTER /. RAN:
Of Doris N. Randall and son Of
YiVed By ten Children. three IS 8 Sisters, aa1,
four brothers,. other relatives and
z host Of friends. After 8 pm.
are invited to can at the jarvis
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday. February 10, at 2 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. If
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FesSasSy s =. .laei. EArTSE IA THe'st. Z.
ASHFORD Of Chantilly. Va, mother
of Mrs. Catherine Nina Head, grand-
mother Of Mrs. Jeneane Britton.
Mrs. Gayle SchNartx Of chantilly,
Va. and Mrs. Lorraine Morrison Of
KidWeli. washington. b. c.. and
Mrs. BERTHE Glascock Of Bethesda,
1 Nd. Friends may call ut the Green
Funeral Home. 81 Eiden St, Hern-
don. Va. where services viii be
held ns pm; Ws6nesday. February
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ssaHas ssd Member. Z Il aAi East Sttsss oss:
] 81 81 D ]! ;; ! !
late sister. ESTHER L.
JENKINS, p. M, on Wednesday.
FEBRUARY is, 1851, at 8 pm.
JKANNETTE W. MONDAY, W. M.
MARIE r. CADEN, Secy.
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MADISON STEPHEN 3. A specia
a Communication Of Warren
M Lodge, No. 8, =. a A. M.
. IN viii be- held ct pm
ENW 1851. at the temple, 1000
w You st. NV. TO confer th(
W last Masonic rites on oul
late brother. STEPHEN 9. MAD
1eON. Services ct the Providence
Baptist Church. 18th st. and Ken.
tueky ave. Sc. on Wednesday. Feb.
ruary IS, ct pm. Officers meet
at the temple. members assemble
a. 'es cHASEfs SnSSEEfa 4 4. fEYScnam. f;7s nim w.M.
ELVIN r. sHEPPARD, eeey. IL