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Ruth S. RuwIinos,
Former Clerk at
Engraving Office

Funeral services for Miss
Ruth S. Rawlings, "a, who
died Saturday at st. Anthony's
Hospital, st. Petersburg, Fla,
will be held at 2 pm. Friday
at Epiphany Episcopal Church,
1917 G street NV. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
A lifelong resident of the
Washington area until her re-
tirement three years ago from
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, Miss Rawlings had
been living with a brother,
Joseph E. Rawlings, in St.
Petersburg.
She attended District grade
schools and was graduated from
Leesburg (Va.) High School
She was with the bureau for
AZ years, serving as a chief
clerk.
Miss Rawlings had been a
member of Epiphany Church
for many years and was a mem
Der of the Girls Friendly So
ciety there.
Besides her brother, she
leaves a sister, Mrs. Ora M.
Fisher of zoos Brighton road
Avondale, Md, with whom she
made her home for % years
before going to Florida.
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Edgar Krohn, 66,
Mathematician

Edgar Krahn. Sc. a mathe-
matician at the Naval Ord
nance Laboratory. died of a
heart ailment Monday at his
home, 1923 st. Paul street,
Kensington, Md. He had been
i'll for two years.
A native of Estonia, he re-
ceived his Ph.D. from the Uni
versity of Goettingen in Ger
many and returned to Estonia
to teach at the University of
Dorpat.
When the Russians invaded
the Baltic nations in 1910, Mr..
Krahn returned to Goettingen
to work in aerodynamics for
private firm there. He also
taught at the university.
In 1853 he came to Wash
ington to join the Naval Ord
nance Laboratory as a mathe-
matician specializing in aero
dynamics.
He leaves his wife, Dorothee,
also a MOL mathematician; a
son, Thomas, and daughter,
Karen, all of the home ad-
dress, and a brother, Arvtd
Krahn, of Ludwigsburg,
Germany.
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Charles Sullivan,
81, Father of
Civic Leader

Charles A. Sullivan, 81,
father of civic leader John L. C.
Sullivan, died yesterday at his
Baltimore home after a three
month illness.
Mr.. Sullivan was born in
Wheeling, w. Va. and raised in
Georgetown. He spent most of
his life in Baltimore, where he
served as head accountant of
the Baltimore Chapter of the
Red Cross.
He was graduated from
Mount st. Mary's College in
Emmitsburg, Md. and at the
time of his death was the
schools oldest alumnus.
Mr.. Sullivan's son, John, of
1927 Cumberland street NV,
has served as president of the
Federation of Businessmen S
Associations, delegate to the
Federation of Citizens Associa- =
tionS and member of the execu-
tive board of the Commits
sioner'S Traffic Advisory Board.
Charles A. Sullivan also
leaves another son, Charles S.
C. and two daughters, Mrs. S.
Edward Kirby and Mrs. Timo-
thy Hoffman,, all Of Baltimore.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
st. Philip and st. James Cath
olic Church. Baltimore, with
burial at Holy Rood Cemetery
here.
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Mrs. Kinnumont,
District Native

Mrs. Martha Rebecca Kinna-
mont, 64, of 6409 E street, Mary
land Park, Md, died yesterday
after a lung hemorrhage.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Kinnamont spent her entire
life in this area. She was the
widow of William Walter Kin
namont.
She leaves three sons, VIII
liam NJ. of 20 South Hudson
street, Alexandria; F. Vernon,
of Washington, and J. Preston,
of Seat Pleasant, Md; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Hoff of 649
E street, Maryland Park; four
sisters, Mrs. Mamie Rosenberg,
Mrs. Carrie Thompson, Mrs.
Milton Earhart and Mrs. Cliff
ford Lond, all of Washington,
and five grandchildren.
Services will be at II am.
Friday at the Chambers Fune-
raj Home. 511 Eleventh street
Sc, with burial in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Alfred Buscheck,
Ex-Attorney for
Social Security

Alfred J. BuScheck, II, a
retirs@ attorney for the Social
Security Administration here,
died today in Signal Mountain,
Tenn, after a long illness. s
A native of Manowac, Wis,
Mr.. Buscheck was graduated
from the University of Wiscon-
sin and received his doctor #
laws degree from Yale Univer-
sity.
He was ali assistant district
attorney in Hawaii before he
came here as a Government
attorney in 1896.
Mr.. Buscheck was senior at
torney for the Social Security
Administration when he retired
in 1850. During his 10 years
with the Government, he lived
at the Cairo Hotel, 1915 @
street NV.
After his retirement, Mr..
Buscheck returned to Hawaii
and entered private practice.
in 1850. During his IA years
in Signal Mountain.
Funeral services and burial
will be Saturday in Manowac.
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Miss Hubbard.
Taught School
For Is Years

Miss Katherine Hubbard, 65
a teacher at the Potomac
School in Mclean, Va, for Is
years, died yesterday at the
Washington Hospital Center
after a two-year illness. She
lived at 2129 Florida avenue
NV.
A native Of East Aurora
N. Y, she was the daughter of
the noted American essayist,
Ebert Hubbard. and his first
wife, Bertha. Mr.. Hubbard pub
lished and edited the Philistine
and Fra, two literary maga-
zines, in the 1905.
Miss Hubbard studied at the
University of Colorado, Colum-
bia University and the Oberin
Conservatory of Music before
coming to the Potomac School
to teach in 1885.
She taught the first grade at
the private school until illness
forced her to retire. She was
interested in the West and
spent much of her free time
there.
She leaves two brothers, Ell
bert Hubbard, jr., of East Au-
rora, and Ralph Hubbard of
Custer, S. Oak.
A memorial service will be
held at 5 pm. Monday at the
Potomac School.
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Joseph Kendrick,
Naval Academy
Enqineer Aide

Joseph A. Kendrick, 70, re-
tired assistant to the public
works officer at the Naval
Academy. died Sunday after a
heart attack at his home in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Kendrick had been a
civilian engineer at the acad-
emy for longer than Is years
working on building conStruc-
ton and maintenance. He re-
tired over two years ago, but
had been called back on a year.
to-year basis until last August.
A native of Charles County,
Md, he was graduated from St.
Johns College, Annapolis in
1909. He Joined the General
Electric Co. in Baltimore in
1920.
General Electric transferred
him to Schenectady, N. Y. in
1880. He left shortly afterward
to join the public works office
Of the Naval Academy.
He leaves his wife Clara, two
daughters, Clara Jean, and
Mrs. Kathleen Showacre, all Of
Baltimore, and two sons,
Brother Eugenius CFX of
Louisville, KY, formerly at
Catholic University here, and
Joseph jr. of Baltimore. He also
leaves a brother William w.
Kendrick, of 407 Butternut
street NV.
Services will be held at $50
am. tomorrow in Baltimore.
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Sir Thomas Beechom,
Conductor, Dies at 81

LONDON, Mar. 8 (AP).-Sir
Thomas Beecham, interna-
tionally known conductor Of
symphony and opera, died
early today. He was 81.
Sir Thomas had been in poor
health for many months, al
though he continued to make
recordings. He died at his
London home after a cerebral
thrombosis.
He was Britain's greatest
symphonic conductor of the
Goth century and one of the
worlds foremost interpreters
of the music of Mozart, Handel
and Haydn. He was known
almost as well to music lovers
for his caustic Witticisms,
sometimes shocking, usually
irreverent, which infuriated or
delighted his audiences.
In February, 1860, while
undertaking a three month
tour of America, he suffered a
severe attack Of virus pneu-
monia. He responded quickly
to treatment, but it was obvious
that the illness had made great
demands on his strength.
Returning to Britain in April,
he was forced by his doctors to
cancel a series of performances
at Covent Garden.
Sir Thomas inherited a vast
fortune and baronetcy from
his father, who made his money
manufacturing pills and other
patent medicines. The son
spent millions popularizing
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Harry Reed,
Farm Expert

Harry E. Reed, 68, a retired
agency director at the Depart
ment of Agriculture, died yes
terday after a long illness.
Mr.. Reed. former director of
the livestock branch of the
production and marketing ad-
m!niStration, served as chair
man Of the war meat board
in this area during World
War II.
Born in Atchison, Kans., MI.
Reed was graduated with a
bachelor Of science degree in
agriculture from the University
OF Missouri in 1914. He later
received a master of science
degree in agricultural econom-
les from Kansas State Agri-
cultural College.
During World War I, Mr..
Reed served overseas as a
cavalry captain. Later he was
IN charge of experimental work
in beef cattle breeding at the
University of Arkansas and
was professor of animal hus-
bandry at Kansas State.
In 1881. Mr.. Reed joined the
Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomlcs and served in the For
eign Agricultural Service until
1889. He was stationed in Lon
don and Berlin. He returned
to Washington in 1889 as as
sistant chief of the Agricultural
Marketing Service.
From l945 until his retire
ment in 1857, he held the Live
stock Branch post. Mr.. Reed
lived at 5420 Connecticut avenue
NV.
He leaves his wife, Florence
E., OF the home address; two
daughters, 1t. Susan King Reed,
USN, of Washington, and Mrs.
William M. Dunton of Caldwell,
N. j.; a sister, Mrs. F. L. Trusell
of Kansas City, and three
grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am.
Friday in the Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Dr.. Thomas Carver
LOS ANGELES, Mar 4 (AP

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 8 (AP)
DIR. Thomas Nixon Carver, 95,
Los Angeles Times columnist
educator and author, died yes
terday. After 80 years on the
Harvard University staff as a
professor of political economy
DR.. Carver retired to the West
Coast in 1882 and taught at
Occidental College. His books
dealt mostly with economics.
Evening star., 1961-03-08
Alvis Henderson,
53, Former D. c.
Department Aide

Alvis C. Henderson, SO, a
former administrative official
of the Districts Department of
Buildings and Grounds, died
Sunday after a heart attack at
his home, 3377 Stephenson
place, Chevy Chase.
A native of Houston, Tex,
he went to Memphis, Tenn. at
an early age, and had worked
on a newspaper there prior to
World War II.
He Joined the Navy in 1912,
and was stationed as a chief
yeoman on the Destroyer Es-
cort Thomas F. Nickel in the
Pacific.
In 1945, he came to the Dis
trict. joining the Department
of Buildings and Grounds as
an administrative official. He
left 10 years later to join the
Manger-Hay-Adams Hotel, as
desk clerk and cashier, a DO
sition he held at the time of
hiss death.
Mr.. Henderson was a former
vice commander of the Fort
Stevens post Of the American
Legion.
He leaves his wife Mary B..
OF the home address, two sons,
James A. and Alvis c. jr., both
of Memphis, and a daughter,
Mrs. Martha H. Watson of
Arlington. He also leaves a
sister, Mrs. Robert Moon of
Sacramento, Calf.
Funeral services were to be
held at 10:45 am. today at the
Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. Bethesda, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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MoriIyn at Services
For MiIIer's Mother.

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 (APD.
Actress Marilyn Monroe at
tended funeral services yester-
day for Mrs. Augusta Miller,
mother of Playwright Arthur
Miller.
Miss Monroe sat with Mr..
Miller, from whom she was
divorced recently. and other
members Of his immediate
family.
Mrs. Miller, 10, died Monday
in Jewish Hospital, Brooklyn,
after a heart attack.
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Bishop Mitchell

SEWANEE, Tenn, Mar. 8
(AP).-The Right Rev. R.
Bland Mitchell. 70, bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese of Arkan-
sas from 1888 until he retired
in 1856, died in a hospital at
the University of the South
here yesterday.
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Mrntnrtal Srrutrr

ELLIS. MISS DOROTHY C, Memorial
services will be held for MISS DOR
OTHY c. ELLIS at Bethel Temple,
S215 Old Georgetown I'd, Bethesda,
Nd. at 2 pm. Thursday. March
9. 1851. Friends invited.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services hy ChamheP,

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
Rutan, William ID. w, VI, Cha mbers Co
Sanford,
Audra p. w. w, Chambers Co.
Kinnamont,
Martha r. w. w. Chambers Co,
Davis.
Jeanette Y. w. w. Chambers Co.
Taxis, Renee w. W. W. Cha ambers Co.
Beavers, Flora p. w. w. Chambers Go.
Evening star., 1961-03-08

DAY March 6. 1861. CATHERINE E.
ELEMENTS of 44O5 Tonquil pl.
Beltsyille, Md, beloved wife Of the
late Williem R. Clements and mother
OF Dorothy E. Krebs and Walter J.
Clements: sister of Elizabeth Money
Fand Mary Wilson. She also is sur
Hlved by eight grandchildren. Mrs.
Clements rests at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave. HyattS-
vile. Md, where services will be held
Thursday, March q. at Gas am,
4ence to st. Josephs Catholic
Church. BeltSville, Md. where re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at 1890
m Relatives and friends invited
hterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. s
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CEMETERY LOTS

iiFOR SALE mausoleums with o
4 ,crypts each located National Me-
4, mortal Park. Must be sold as part
Of estate. Contact MR.. MARLAR,
s~DU; 7-3l34; after pm. and
q. FORT LINCOLN-Garden Of Apostles,
vaults for 2; half price or best offer.
Z .LU. 2-5530. 10"
I KING DAVID CEMETERY-2 lots, 4
II lgites ca: owner moved; sacrifice.
u AP. 7-4292; Sun. HE. 4-7466. 10
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DFatha

BUSH: .o kAEFoRD. FofI On SatYTfdssy'
He is survived by a loving wife,
Mrs. Anna Bush; one son, Francis
his mother. Mrs. Lille Bush; his
father. Mace Bush: two sisters. nine
brothers. devoted friend. Miss
atives and friends. He will be
efesting at Horizons Mortuary. 1924
ayou st. NV, on Thursday, March
II after 4 pm. Funeral services
on Friday, March 10. at pm,
at ST. John Baptist Church. SD
S5ohn H. jackson officiating. In
LteTment Arlington National Gene
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th St. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
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FORTUNE. DAVID F. suddenly. on

FUNI UNE, DhVID =. buddenIy, on
M. FORTUNE OF 5434 South Eighth
I'd, Arlington, Va. beloved son Of
brother Of James R.. Albert l.,
Donna j.. John M. Marie A. and
Genie c. Fortune; grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Fortune OF
Washington, D. c.: Mrs. Gertrude
Connor OF Arlington, Va. and Mr..
James Connor of Chicago. Ill.
Friends may call at the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Co.
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va. where
services will be held at 1890 am.
Thursday March 81. IntermentSAr-
b lington National Cemetery.
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THE EVENING STAR
Obituaries Washington D. c.
Wednesday, March 8, 1861
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CHARLES NJ. KRAUTLER. w. M.
J. F. HUTCHINSON, Secretary. s

'EARR, GEORGE L. On Tuesday,
assfh nts dEoRSE Il sGi n h fESEsenss PSKs se Hes Ss
!, loved son Of Mrs. Anne M Farr,
I brother Of Brother Cyril Farr. DR..
Roy Farr. James Farr and Mary
= Farr. Friends may call at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
GOOD Hope rd. Sc. (parkfng facili-
tiesl. on Wednesday, March g, from
3 pm. until pm. Funeral SerV-
ices and interment in Cherokee,
Iowa.
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CIk kMENTs. CATHERINE. Members

CLRMENTS. CATHERINE. Members
~ Of the 1t. William H.
m Ah Corkrean. jr.. Post Auxil-
N iary. No. 226. of the Cath
OE olic War Veterans are re-
ouested to attend the rect-
tation of the rosary for
the repoSe of the soul of
CATHERINE CLEMENTS on Wednes-
--day, March s, 1861, at $50 pm,
s~at the Gasch Funeral Home, 4139
ssAaltimore ave. HyattSville. Md All
.ge1xiliarles and department members
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Tuesday, March 7. 1851, at tRe e
nome OF his son. Charles s c.
Sullivan, 32l5 Guilford ave, Balti-
more. Md. CHARLES ALBERT
SsHiLLlVAN. husband OF the late
father of Elizabeth s. Kirby, John
l.. c. Sullivan and Anna s. Hof-
mann. Funeral from the II. W.
Mears q Son Funeral Home, sos
North Calvert St. Baltimore Md
on Thursday. March O. al gI5
am. Requiem mass in SITS. Philip
and James Church, Baltimore. Nd
az ~ am lnterment Holy Rood
Cemetery. Washington. D. C. Please
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GWENDOLYN COFFIELD.
Daughter Ruler.

LOCKE, LAURA c. The officers and
tffhN members Of Love Temple,
6 No. 255. l. B. P. o. z. OF
II M W. are notified OF the death
of our member. Daughter
LAURA C. COOKE. who de-
parted this life on Sunday,
- March >, 1851. Funeral
services will be held at the Henry
S$S Washington e. Sons Funeral
Home. 50th st. and Deane ave. ne.
on Wednesday. March 3. at 8 pm.
} Please wear full uniform dress
eSFdneral on Thursday, March 3, at
11:3O am. LULA GILMORE,
nnnphteY RuIar
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ruary p: 1881 at Frankfurt. Ger
Peele place, Alexandra. Va, beloved
wife Of Robert L. Misner, daughter
Of William w. and Lucille Mo
Michael Of Alexandria. Va; sister of
MIS-: MIS- Jeannine Carlyon of Jackson
McMichael Of the home address
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
drive; Arlington. Va. after pm,
Ie ruIeeSday' March Z, where services
VIII be held on Thursday. March
.. at l:45 pm. Interment Ariin9..
ton Natinnal Cnnntnrm n.IILe
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MARION A. BELL. Fin. secy

COOKE, LAURA. Officers and mem
bers OF the Northeast Benevolent As
>Sociation are hereby notified of the
5 death Of our late member. MRS.
; LAURA COOKE. Funeral on Thurs
. Gay. March 9. 1861. at 1870 am,
I from the Henry S. WASHINGTON g.
s<Sons Funeral Home. 5Oth st. and
Deane ave. ne.
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day. March 4. 1861, in Baltimore,
Nd. FRANK JOHNSON HALL,
father of Harriet Mae Hurd. Geral-
dine Whiting and Frank j. Hall. jr.
He also is survived by other rela-
tiyes and a host of friends. After
pm. Wednesday. March S, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday. March 8. at am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry: baltimore. Md, papers please
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TAxIs, RENEE W n, o,s c.ua.u

st., Alexandria. Va, on March :,
1861; wife Of Brig. Gen. Samuel
"; iaxiS. USMC tretired), mother
der Lee Taxis; daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph +. Rodgers OF
philadelphia. Pa. Remains at
CHAMBERS GeorEetown Funeral
ROME 3O12 NJ ST. NV, from Thurs
day. March at 4 pm, until fri
DAY at $50 pm Mass al Fort
Myer Chapel at Q am Interment
ArllnRtnn National Hen,ntnrm % ~
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hINNAMONT, MARTHA r, or 64O9
E ST.. Maryland Park, Nd. on
March Z, 1861, wife Of the late
William W. Kinnamont, mother
OF William M, F. Vernon and j.
Preston Kinnamont and Mrs. Ed
ward Holt; sister of Mrs, Mamie
Mrs, Milton Earhart and Mrs. elf.
lord Long. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 5l7 l1th st. s.e,
on Friday. March 10. at IL am.
lnterment Mount Oliret Hnrnatnrr o.
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.$ MARION LEE, President.
b GEORGIA LETHBRIDGE.
Recording Secretary

e0oKE, LAURA c. The officers and
4I.h members of Flower of Pu-
<% rity Council of Southern
Maryland are hereby noti-
" fled of the death Of Loyal
DauEhter LAURA C. COOKE.
- Elk services will be held on
- Wednesday, March s. 1861,
~ 9 pm. at the Henry s..
! Washington e. Sons Funeral Home,
y rT50th st. and Deane ave. ne. In
!. terment Arlington National Gene
&ery at pm,
" GWENDOLYN COFFIELD.
~
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

"a CHAMBERS FLOWER CENTER
Daily, 7:30 Am. g PM; Sun. TO o PM
Ii. 3-56S4
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MATTINGLY. JOSEPH MAGUIRE {

March Z, 1861, at the WainwriS6t
Nursing Home. MAE l. McCAMP-
BELL. devoted cousin OF Mrs Yer
nita Banks. Mrs Sarah Terrell.
MIS-: Donna Terrell. Mrs. Memphis
George Adams. She also leaves tn
mourn her passing many friends,
Remains resting at the John T,
Rhlnes & Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol
l2th st. ne. where friends NAV
can after 4 pm. Wednesday, March
8, and where funeral services viii
be held on Thursday. March 3. at
II am. the Rev. Jerry A Moore
3iiiclatlng. Interment National
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Dfatha

FOWLER, HERBERT W. Suddenly
BERT W. FOWLER, beloved husband
OF Margaret M Fowler tnee Har-
ringtonD of ZIG Cabot St Sc,
District Heights. Md. father of
Joseph H. and Leo E. Fowler and
brother Of Sydney M. Fowler. Fu-
neral from the above residence on
Thursday. March 8. at 9:3O am.
High requiem mass at Mount Calvary
Church, Forestville Md, at 10 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8
CAN'T. MAGGIE EULA. On Mon
day. March d. 1861. at the District
General Hospital. MAGGIE EULA
CAN'T. beloved daughter Of Paul
and Alberta CAN'T of 2l5 18th st.
ne. She also leaves a grandmother,
three aunts. three uncleS. two broth
ers, a sister, other relatives and
friends. Friends may call on
Wednesday, March s. between 5
and 10 pm. at the funeral home
OF Alexander S. Pope. Ala 18th st.
Sc, where funeral services will be
held on Thursday, March 9. at |
pm. the Rev. Gregory Truehart Of
flciating. Interment National Har-
mOny Memorial Park
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-06-23
Sussex Youth Has
Enlisted In Marines

Master Sergeant Reuben E. Fem
ton, Jr. and Master Sergeant Harry
w. Dowdy, the Marine Recruiters
for the Eastern Shore, announced
that William Leroy Brasure, a re-
cent graduate of Millsboro II z b
School. enlisted in the Marine Corps
for four years in the Aviation field
on June IA. Brasure Is the son of
Mrs. Blanche Brasure of Millsboro,
Delaware. Upon completion of twel-
We weeks recruit training at Paris
Island, South Carolina and 4
weeks of Advanced Infantry Train
ing at Camp Lejeune, North Carol
ina, he will be given twenty days
leave and will be ordered to one
of the more than forty aviation in
stallations located in the United
States and overseas. Brasure en-
listed in the Corps "120-Day De-
lay" program while a senior in
high school.
This program is still available to
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-06-23
LINCOLN
Mrs. Clara Carey
Phone GA 2-5S2S
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. Charles |. Titus, Pastor


Services for Sunday June %. g.
45 am. Morning Worship Hour.
with Rev. Titus using for his topic
Good Advice. The Choir will
sing. Are Ye Able. The Installa-
ton of the W.S.C.S. Officers will
also be held during this hour.
Every member. of this organization
is urged to attend this service.
10:45 am. Church School Sess-
ion, Douglas Morgan. Superinten-
dent; Paul White. Assistant Sup
erintendent. There are classes for
all ages and lessons that will
challenge the Christian and | e d
others to the Lord of life. You are
cordially invited to be among this
group.
Choir practice will be held this
/ Thursday evening at 1880 pm. If
you are interested in having better
music for your Church, please join
this group each week.
The Lincoln WS.CS. will hold
their business meeting this Tues
day evening. June 81. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Watson. Time
pm. Devotional leader, Mrs. Mil
dred Smith. Every member is urged
to attend. Visitors and new men,
bers are always welcome.
School Notes
Many trips have been enjoyed
during June by members of Lin
coin School. The 18th and Sth grad
es went to Washington; the sixth
grade toured New Castle and also
enjoyed the beauties of Longwood
Gardens; the 4th grades visited the
historic spots of Dover and the End
and 3rd grades went to Chincotea-
que. Va. and saw Misty do her
tricks.
Graduation exercises were held,
June 8 in the school auditorium.
Rev. Titus gave an inspiring add
ress, where Are You Going?" This
was full of good advice The stu
dent speakers were Byron Jeffer-
son and Wanda Donovan.
Mr.. Davis, principal, presented a
wards to Byron Hugh jefferson,
Wanda Donovan, Joan Clendaniel,
Carol MacLean, Nancy Swain, Lyle
Tyrrell, and Grey Morgan.
Diplomas were presented by Dou-
glas Morgan, President of the Sch
DOL Board. to the following; Rich
ard Carey. Joan Clendaniel, Wanda
Donovan. Bonnie Holloway, o h n
Holloway, Richard Hostedler, By
ron Hugh jefferson, Carol Mac
Lean, ID. Grey Morgan, Robert Nash
Mildred O'Neal, Lester Swain, Nam
cy Swain, Jack Tribbitt, Lyle Tyr
rell, David wilkins, and Ronnie
Worden.
School closed June 18th. All
rooms enjoyed their parties and
picnics. Happy vacation to b. h
faculty and pupils.
Guests of Mrs. Veril Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Worden on
Sunday were Mrs. Frank Hackney
of Florence South Carolina, Mrs
VIM. Lowry and son, David of