davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12

oPAA OoC OAJ
But, a lot of things have
happened since that time. Adj
vertising lineage has increes
ed tremendously, as more and
more of the merchants
throughout the county, distri-
butors in nearby towns, and
national agencies have come
to realize that placing their
merchandising messages in
the pages of the Herald will
bring them best results. By
a similar note circulation in
creases in the Lexington area,
in Durant, Goodman, Tchula,
Cruger, West, and Sails, have
meant that the Herald is ach-
ewing acceptance throughout
the local trade territory.
Evening star., 1961-01-22

FRIDAY ~
SIS Cd NEWS.
500 q CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM.
Education. Color. Modern Chemistry.
6:25 q MEDITATION.
Insplrational.
$50 @ CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM.
Education. Color Contemporary Mathe-
mates.
@ CLASSROOM 9.
Education. "The Human Body" Physo-
Iosist In the Research Laboratory. Dr.
Adrian Hosben.
700 q DAVE cARR0WAY SHOW.
News. Interviews. Hours.
q SEVEN Am. REPORT.
News. Tv Editorial. Area News.
7:l5 q RANGER HAL.
Cartoons. Hour.
TBS q TODAY IN WASHINGTON.
News. Henry Norton.
TAO q WORLD NEWS.
7:45 o. DAILY WORD.
Religion.
7:5o Cd THOUGHTS OF GOD.
Religion.
800 q PETE AND HIS PALS.
Kids. Hour. Cartoons.
8:l5 q CAPTAIN KANGAROO.
Kids. IS Minutes. Cartoons. Stories.
s:25 % NEWS.
Henry Norton reporting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Havana, Cuba
CONTINUED from Page "

See pace l39 OF Gods Christian Science textbook -
His infsIbie masterpiece Bible Pastor Prophet
Christ you alvey Physician Medieinei guardian
;bersor OF conventional Bibles clerov symen esders
masses prisoners Of the devil all - the nonchriss
Scientists
We very neatly cooies cf The Christian
Science textbook Science ard Health with KEY 70 the
SCRIPTURES months with skeleton copies
Of fire Detroit Tribune end enclosures but the Post Office
world accept that is, shrouoh representative
bellr1sn Personally might have GOTTEN
THROUGH 10 you Those contents exclusively beneficial
God man. the healing Of The nations Satan is
only 70 take licking
But the writer has been busy handle This per.
sonsk
Nay YOU speedily awaken TO The true status Of the
United States Gods Messiah nation all the nations
ONLY nation whose spiritual soil worthy Of The
fuIfnen OF Jesus promise 70 that wicked and sdver.
generation which could bear" a complete and
final evelsfion' Hence, the promise Of the Comforter
the Holy Ghost teaching ell things" effecng the
healing o. the nations" revelation OF the REAL
fhe heaven and the earth - corresponding
Genesis First Chapter biveprnt- perfect Creator and
exclusive reality Of His creation offspring, universe
lao Man. Gods image and likeness with divine do
rinion over sIrl - Of which Adams Ewes mvrderous
Gains Jvdsses knsves and fools The ego psychology
Of human births and psrenhood are Of the THINGS
SEEN temporal lst. PAUL - MYTHICAL - The ghsstIy
fsree Of material so-esed existence IT, Christian
Science textbook
And remember. the cHLDLEss Christ Jesus repud-
aed both SEX and human parenihood - experimenting
the one REAL universe eiernsy completely populated
with Gods offspring per Genesis l3l:
And God saw EVERY thing that He the one REAL
Parent Creator - honored by the cHILDLEss Christ
Jesus had made and behold. il was I-Ls-l very good
ALPHABETICALLY yours according 70 Christ.
Jesus modern kingdom, without the impeachment
Of Msry's flesh
Andrew Fruehsuf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg - Encls. - 26c Mail
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At HAND WITHIN YoW lJesssl EXCLUSIVE
REALTY MERfoe. AND THERMAL Ut!


n IRIS becomes asgsn9 ysvu step resd'ae vss ever
plan - shvsup RE s0bieef my travels orsoe ne
IN contact tssn-fU Ct fsred halt esssf'eo
Arnerie.ss-snd eorp<,led 70 shrc~ another e0skes
o. cold mis- brvs-fsre fear.
Ferws< President Eisenhssr said she oshss dsy. y
cans express and eeyrsseoss Peerie but
aren't acting ike IT,
a Chicago physician. Dr. nisor ovshkn. has coined
nee word oor phosass Neutrality-suspicious.
c. me atom"
Ne reports rash Of calls from persons ~,e bei'ese
Trey ~rsdioscffse others issrsry Soviet sub
rrsrres IN Lake Michigan
WE'RE BEGINNING TO HEAR The SYMPTOMS or
FEAR ~ PREVIOUSLY RESPONSIBLE COMMENTATORS
WITHDRAWAL FROM BERLIN THEY ARE Ec-oikc
The BERTRAND RUSSELL THESIS. BETTER Red THAN
DEAD
They assume that ei-her -.ss sr7sss< s>s ca7'-
rrvnists there ~iI De nucIssr Tees Ease as
sumption: fhe Russians - 5sisss-s-s Ease
THERE IS OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE T--AT WE
HAVE BUT TO REMAIN STRONG AND FAs@ ~ OUR
DEALINGS WITH The RUSSIANS TO AVOID War
AND WE WILL NOT BE FIRM AND nE CANNOT
&c STRONG If WE ARE SCARED OUT CT Cur ~ETs
fully share the anxiety rses-, EXPRESS - Names
Senator Margaret Chase Smith
She believes President ke1-e1, rs-'ss+ 6 nsrmi-
Gated BY the threat Of n0res- As ne preparing TO
fight fhe Russians with bsye-s.s
SHE BELIEVES We ARE FROM SAFER FEAR. BE-
ING suckERED INTO FIGHTING TIE REDS WITH THEIR
OWN CHOICE or WEAPoNs-~EN RUSSIA CONTROLS
TO BE FOUGHT WITH The WEAPONS Or KOREA. WE
CAN'T WIN.
This Senator Smith calls re s--5isr, Of limited de-
Our Only sdssnsss -cissr arsenal That
kind Of khryshches cant I-f ether kind can't
win
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AFTERTHOUCHTS:
Torch Drive
CONTINUED from Back Pager

126 Man. Gods image and likeness never born,
dying snIess fieshIess nsfterIess AdsmEve-
less, spiritual chrske = Of that REAL universe
eernsIIy completely populated.
v. II: Gods male and female sExlEsS spiritual =
in Jesus 80 years in pure complete triumphant
dividvsfy - likewise fhe than 40 Of the nearly
90 Of Fsfher, Son. and Holy Ghosts greatest Mary
Baker Eddy woman Of Revelation l2l. S.
v. 81: And God EVERY thing that He The one
REAL Parent Creator - honored by fhe cHlLDlESS
Christ Jesus y had made, and behold il ls-l very
GOOD
DECLARATION or [repenssneel INDEPENDENCE"
IMPERATIVE FROM YOUR SATAN BOUND"
CHURCH. THE Nok-cHRisT SCIENTIST
Gods and only SANE honest. ssssn-free church,
therapeutics medicine education His Christ Scientist
WE KNOW or NEGRO BISHOP WHO HAS HAD
EIGHT CHILDREN. HOW THE kOkcHRisT SCIENTISTS
MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS AND Ewes!
And Isaiah. prophet OF The Virgin Birth fame 272
says:
Lovingly and insprsfionsIy yours. according TO
Christ Jesus modern kingdom. without the
impeachment of Msrys flesh - Gods one and
only SANE, honest, Ssfsnfree church, fhers-
pevfies. healer Of the nations, reveIstor of the
REAL - the heaven and The earth
the exclusive reality Of heaven and eternal
life and the UN7EALITY Of the things not
made - fhe evil the human, the material, -
the things seen, temporal tsf Paul. -
MYTHIcALD
lconinved Next Column Top)
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Neon Shot

Moon Shot-
lCensinuod srom Psss
NO NAM coMerh UNTO THE FATHER EXCEPT
Bv MEL - JESUS re THE CHRIST WITH you Al
wAvi - AND. AS NEVER BEFORE. ~ HIS
MODERN KINGDOM THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVE.
MeNT - HEALER or THE NATIONS, JESUS
% WEARS RETURN - FoREvERMoRE - WITH
OUT THE EMBODIMENT or MARy's FLESH,
The second Russian spscemsn. chermsn 5. Tisov was
spaes siek-skin sessick-dvrng considerable por
lion fwenfy-five-hovr Observation-Disclosures
space flight in August"
Soviet scientists reporting this "Wednesday said she
sickness and vertigo caused by prolonged weefess
Of the eosonsvfs body in space This condition
simulated only briefly earth and has therefore been
factor in mans effort 10 conquer space
The Russians suggested in paper TO the international
Astronomical Federation meeting here. that type Of
artificial gravity may have 70 be created in future
ships 70 prevent The illness which limit mans ability
70 perform well in space
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
MESSAGE IN Wall, THE MOTHER CHURCH.

k(on'hCec 1f--
MESSAGE IN WALL, The MOTHER CHURCH.
BACK or THE DESK PULPIT or FIRST READER,
ST. PAUL PREACH The WORD. Sc INSTANT. IN SEA-
SON AND OUT or SEASON. REPRovE. REBukE. Ex-
HORT WITH ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DOCTRINE
MRS. EDDY BACK or DESK, SECOND READER
FROM o. 452 s&H
WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs YOU WITHHOLD NOT
THE REeUkE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH DE-
sTROYs ERROR. NEVER BREATHE AN IMMORAL I'M
PURE ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN THE ATTEMPT TO
PURIFY IT,
PART z
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY FRUITS
BLEMIsHEs ON EXCELLENT RECORD OF HEAL
iNcs. ACHIEVEMENTS PREMATURE DEATHS, 49,.
LONG DELAYED HEALikcS.
ARE YOU TO TELL NE WHEN TO OBEY JESUS, PAUL.
AND MRS EDDY? - TO GIVE A CUP OF
COLD WATER IN cHRlsT's NAME WHERE A NEED
IS DIscERNED. BY nae
AFTERTHOUCHTS:
MRS. EDDY. IN mo AND YES" SAYS: Il HAVE
HEALED MORE WITH THE SPOKEN THAN THE UN
SPOKEN WoRD"l
AND IN "MW." SHE SAYS: THE STUDENT WHO
HEALS BY TEACHING. AND TEACHES BY HEALING
WILL GRADUATE UNDER Divine HoNoRs"!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
China =
continued from Pace onel

CONTINUED From Page One
The MAIN ISSUE BEFORE THE CHINESE coMMUN.
'sT CHIEFS ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL US. ASSESS.
MENTs WAS HOW TO EXPLAIN AND WHAT TO DO
ABOUT CONTINUING FAILURES TO REACH EVEN
scAleO-0oWN GOALS FOR BOOSTING BOTH AcRcuL.
TuRAl AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Month after month The regime has been oostponinu
me National Peoples Congress which has always met
ne spring 70 proclaim the previous years progress and
set production targets every sector Of he for
the current year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Devils re. lunaey! treason!
NUMBERS UP"
EARTH POPULATION THREATENS
BURST AT THE SEAMS"

~nes9o Detroit Free Press 1924
cHIcAco-The story of our ponu,a,;or r.ovvasr Leo
mas been stated in different ways:
oo''ns me so minutes you spent AZ breakfast 200
members were added to the human race
Inc world census by $50 people every five min.
u'es 10000 day. ~ 900 900 year
"0"'n' new city the size Of Chicago is born.
me emo OF This year. ihe globes population will
reach three billion A. the end Of this az
III will have doubled that figure
me present rate continues for two centuries the
p''"e' vii have TO house so billion people.
people production proceeds fast in The next 500
Is 70 me last 600 there will be lo7 square feet per
,o,. - 1--WE o." and that includes the north and south
p0'es deserts and mountain tops
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Human Events


tcsnfisvsd From esek PssS
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. BLUEPRINT
PERFECT CREATOR Creation OFFSPRING UNI
VERSE - The SPIRITUAL - sibLEss. FLESH
LESS. MATTERLEss. AD<MEveLEss - NEVER
BORN NEVER DYING SPIRITUAL. CHRIST
LIKE = AS PER Is76. 81 AND GOO SAW EVERY
THING THAT Ne THE ONE REAL eAsENrl
CREATOR - HoNoRED BY TIE HllD4E-Ss
CHRIST JESUS = HAD MADE AND BEHOLD IT
WAS f-Ls-I VERY Good
PARTY
BUT TIE NoNcHRsr SCIENTISTS = o N.Y.
CLERGY. LAYNEk. LEADERS. MASSES - DuPEs
SUCKERS DEPUTIES FOR The DEVIL - CT
GAkTic ADAA-EvE FRAUD AND My-T-HA Mas
oUERADikc AS "loRDcoD~ Gen III esel
RAISED UP NAN FRoA the DUST or The GROUND
- ~koT+4I-Ne-N-ESs-i - As PER FATHER,
SON AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST WARY BAKER
EDDY WOMAN REVELATION III. 5.
CEASE YE FROM MAN" or THE Flesh :
EAlAH. PROPHET OF VIRGIN BIRTH FAME. 2:22.
JESUS: THE FLESH PRoFTTETH NOTHING" :
John 6:63. re- "a.
AND The sclExfifIc STATEMENT OF BEING
THERETO p as CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
GODS ONLY iNFALLlsLE MASTERPIECE
BIBLE PASTOR = GUARDIAN tisEsIToR or
The SATAN BOUND CONVENTIONAL BIBLES,
CLERGY ALL NoN-c-RlsT SCIENTISTS
QUESTION WHAT IS TIE SCIENTIFIC STATE
VENT OF BEINc?~
ANSWER THERE IS NO LIFE TRUTH lNTELLL
cENcE NOR SUBSTANCE ~ MATER ALL IS INFINITE
MlkD AND IT'S INFINITE MANIFESTATION FOR GOD
IS ELLIkALL SPIRIT IS IMMORTAL TRUTH: NATTER
IS MORTAL ERROR SPIRIT IS TIE REAL AND ETER-
NAL; MATTER IS 7-E UNREAL AND TEMPORAL sPlR-
IT IS GOD AND NAN IS HIS MACE AND LIKENESS.
THEREFORE VAN IS NOT MATERIAL; HE IS sPRlTu-
PART
D-EW' THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN,
TEMPORAL (St. Paul : MYTHICAL!
CHRIST WITH YOU AWAY REVEALED ~
ETERNAL SCIENCE or SCIENCES or The UN-
VERSE - PosT-LlNccLN nERTyRDoM REEVE.
LATIONs
HENCE. UTTER "N0THINcNEss" OF kHRUSH.
MAO. DEVIL !! f! AND. THEREFORE. HEAVEN
Continved Next Column Topl
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Rebukes-

tconsinved fro- E.srs Pssel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Roland Butler, "a,
Circus Press Agent

BRADENTON, Fla, Oct. 81
(AP). - Roland Butler, one
time newspaperman who be-
came one of the best known
circus press agents of this CEN
fury, is dead.
M. Butler. who was "a years
old, suffered a broken hip at
his home in nearby Palmetto
on October 9. and died in Man
aztec Veterans Memorial Hos
pital yesterday.
He was general press repre-
sentative for Ringing Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus for
Is years.
A native Of Whelan, Mass,
he began his career in the art
department of the old Boston
Globe.
He later worked on the Bos-
ton Herald and Boston Ameri-
can. In 1922 Charles Ringing,
one Of the circus founding
brothers, hired him as a press
agent.
Mr.. Butler was with the
Charles Sparks Circus from
1925 to 1929. when he rejoined
the Ringlings as general press
representative. He left the
Ringlings in 1914, returned in
l948 and retired in 1854 to
make his home in Palmetto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Mrs. Brown, SO,
Former Officer
In Women's Army

Mrs. Susan Noble Brown, so
a retired Womens Army Corps
major, died Thursday in Walter
Reed Hospital after a short i'll
ness. She lived at 1000 MaSSa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. Brown was born at Fort
Mcintosh, Tex, and was grad
uated from the National Ca
thedral School for Girls here
In 1892 she was graduated from
Bryn Mawr College.
She attended the WAC train
ing center in Des Moines, Iowa
at the outbreak Of World Wal
II and was graduated with
honors and commissioned q
second lieutenant. Mrs. Noble
served in the South Pacific
during the war. After the wal
she was stationed in Japan
and retired from active duty
in 1947 as a major.
She leaves a daughter, Melis-
sa, and her mother, Mrs. vii.
liam H. Noble, both of the
home address.
Services will be at 10:45 am
Tuesday at the Fort Myel
Chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

the Public Health Service, but
left the post two years later
to become chief medical Of
ficer of the Coast Guard. He
retired from public service in
1887, and lectured for a short
time after at the University
of Michigan.
He was a member of the
American Medical Association,
the Massachusetts, Medical As
ISOLATION and the American
Public Health Service, of which
he was a past president. He
also was the author Of two
medical books and a contribu-
ter to various medical journals
and magazines.
DR.. Mclaughlin leaves his
wife, Susie, Of the home ad-
dress, 1912 Glenbrook road
Bethesda.
Services will be at 10 am
Tuesday at the Fort MyeI
Chapel with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
james D. Paul,
Founded D. 6.
Florist Firm

James D. Paul, Sc, founder
of PauI's Wholesale Florists
here, died Friday at Doctors
Hospital of a heart ailment.
Mr.. Paul was born in the
town of Mytelene, on the Greek
island of Lesbos, and came to
this country in 1906. He lived
in Boston for a year before set
ting in Washington.
He worked for several whole
sale florists here and in Balti-
more before founding his own
business in 1887.
Mr.. Paul was q member OF
the Florists Telegraph Delivery
Association, the Middle Allan
tic Florist Association, the New
York Florists Club, the Society
of American Florists, the
Touchdown Club of Washing
ton and the MaSons. He was g
member Of First Church Of
Christ, Scientist. in Chevy
Chase, Md.
Mr.. Paul leaves his wife
Sophie and two sons, Dennis
and Nicholas, all of the home
address, 1881 Albemarle street
NV. He also leaves a daughter
Mrs. Stella Mouroudeli, living
in Greece.
Services will be at IL am
tomorrow at Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Rev. J. F. Mcdonald,
WiIminqton Priest

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. Al
(AP).-The Rev. James F.
Mcdonald, Sc. assistant pastor
of st. Thomas the Apostle
Catholic Church, died last night
in st. Francis Hospital.
Father Mcdonald founded
the John Mccormack Memorial
Society in 1949 to honor the
great Irish tenor. Until a heart
condition restricted his activi-
ties several years ago, he cele-
brated a memorial mass each
September in st. Patrick's
Church, Philadelphia, on the
anniversary Of Mr.: MeCor-
mack's death.
He was ordained in 1880 and
served parishes in Philadelphia
and Elkton, Md. before coming
to Wilmington in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Ferdinand La Motto
Official at Du Point

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 81
(AP).-Ferdinand La Motto. ir..
81, retired director of the Du
Pont Company's purchasing
and traffic department. died
yesterday in a Wilmington hos
pital.
A native of Louisville, Mr..
La Motto went to work for Du
Pont in 1909, rising from clerk
to district purchasing agent
then to assistant general pur-
chasing agent, and in 1880 to
the place he held before his
retirement in 1945.
For many years he was a
director, then chairman of the
board, of the International
Trading Corp, a Du Point sub
Sidiary.
He is survived by his widow:
two sons, Ferdinand III and
Alexander, of the Louisville
area; five grand children and
a great grandchild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
DR.. Mclaughlin Dies;
Noted Medical Expert

DR.. Allan Mclaughlin, SO,
former Assistant Surgeon Gen.
eral of the Public Health Service
and noted medical authority,
died Friday in a Baltimore
hospital after a short illness.
DR.. Mclaughlin was born in
London, Ontario, and was
graduated from the London
Collegiate Institute in 1888. He
received his medical degree
from the Detroit College of
Medicine (now Wayne Univer-
Sity) in 1895, and went to work
on the staff of a Detroit hos
pital for three years, during
which he maintained a private
practice.
In 1900 DR.. Mclaughlin was
commissioned as an officer in
the United States Public
Health Service, beginning a
tour of duty which took him
all over the world. He served
as the European head of the
Public Health Service with
headquarters in Naples.
In 1918 he became the
director of field work for the
International Joint Commits
sion on Pollution, a research
body of the United States and
Canada. DR.. Mclaughlin be-
came the Massachusetts, di-
rector of health two years later
and in 1918 was appointed
Assistant Surgeon General of
the Public Health Service.
He was a noted expert on
cholera, and during an cpl
demic in Europe after the turn
of the century, he was placed
in charge of insuring that the
disease would not spread to
the United States. He also was
the director of health in the
Philippines during a cholera
epidemic.
In 1880 DR.. Mclaughlin was
appointed medical director of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Burns FutuI
To District Girl

A 3-year-old girl died in Dis
trict General Hospital last
night of burns suffered in a fire
at her home Friday.
The victim was Carla Walker,
one of six children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Walker of
3l4l Knox street Sc.
NeighborS who spotted smoke
pouring from a Second-floor
room rushed inside and noti-
fled Mrs. Walker, who was
downstairs. unaware of the
blaze. A fireman, 1t. Harold E.
Krug Of Rescue Squad No. 3,
carried Carla outside, but not
before she had suffered severe
burns over half her body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Harry F. Ellis,
Retired Mechanic

Harry F. Ellis, 80, a retired
Naval Weapons Plant employee
died Friday at his home, 1914
p street Sc, after a long i'll
ness.
A native Of the District, Mr.
Ellis retired as a mechanic al
the plant % years ago. He had
over AZ years of service at the
time.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Carmody Ellis of the home ad.
dress, a son, Harry F., jr., OF
2318 Green street Sc, anc
three grandchildren.
A mass will be offered al
1880 am. Tuesday at St
Francis Xavier Church, 280C
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. Bur-
ial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
DFatha

ANNIE MAE. On Friday.
TAYLOR Of '1sii9g 0 Rand HSSiI st MAE n y
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Jarvis.
AGNES. Suddenly, on Fri
fAKoM60s stoo os sS S9; i l$gI' St AGNES
fred Williams, amt OF Virginia
Champ and Alfred Lucas. she
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. Funeral serv-
ICES will De held at the Mount
st. ne, on Sunday October -,
at ! pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery on Monday DC
tober, 90, at 10 am. ARRANGEMENTS
by Jarvis. Family may be con-
I iaS'eS a-5 ss 90 crittenden st. ne.
THOMAS, RAYMOND. On Tuesday
October II. 1861. At Prince GEORGES
General Hospital, RAYMOND
THOMAS Of 6106 Jay St, Fairmont
Heights, Md. He is survived BY a
devoted wife, Mrs, Jeanette Thomas:
three sons; Phil F1landa, Jerome and
Harry, Edward. Alfred, Clarence and
Albert Thomas; six sisters. Mrs. Anna
Carpenter, Mrs. Matte Savoy, Mrs
audrey Lee. Mrs. Viola Hall. Mary
and Elsie, Thomas; two aunts, one
sreat-uncle and q host Of other rela-
pm, Sunday. october 90, friends
may call at Henry S. Washington L.
Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane
ave. ne. Funeral on Monday. Oc-
sooer g. ct l pm at Sylvan Vista
Fairmont Heights, Nd. Rev. Arthur
Luckett officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
DRathH
STRICKLAND. BESSIE Z. On Friday

STRICKLAND. BESSIE Z. On Friday,
STRICKLAND Of SO quincy pl. NV.
beloved mother Of Mrs. Bessie E
SHd Garnet c O. s hi s and SIS.
ter Of Ulysses Tyler. She is also sur.
vived by two Grandchildren, other
relatives Apd friends. On Tuesday
0ctooe. 2! ate after Mp pm; f SnSsH
Inc. Funeral Home, New Jersey ave
and r st. NV, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on WEDNESDAY
October %. al 10 am. Intermgseni
Woodlawn Cemetery. %
STRoTHER, LINCOLN. On Wednes-
a S Vete Veteran "a Hospital nSf LINCOLN COIN
sTROTHER Of 1914 Illinois ave.
NV brother Of Mrs. Florida Towels
Of coatesville. Pa, and Otis Sire
Their OF lakewood. n; j.. and uncle
s Sa MTs t bg other saks 1 Hs a sna Is
M nGss o. o tlsaei as 'f friend, are
invited to call At the Jarvis Chapel
i432 You St. ~ M Funeral Tss seTVt
Giiead Baptist Church. 18th and
Corcoran SITS. NV. the Rev. W. L.
Turley officiating, on Tuesday, oc-
s fSSsT a. S,G ~ po Semet.ns 6
sTUNKLE. EDWARD WARREN. on
Friday, October 90, 1851. EDWARD
WARREN STUMBLE Of 5O14 Sheri-
dan, St. Riyerdale, Nd. beloved
husband Of Emma H. Stunkle and
brother Of James r. Stunkle. Serv-
ices at Gasch's Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, HyattSville,
Nd. on Monday. october %. at
2:30 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. %
STUNKLE. EDWARD W. An emergent
a communication of East
N Gate Lodge No. "a F.A.
IN AM. is hereby called for
NCM Sunday. october %, 1861,
WY at & pm. at Gasch'S Funer-
Nv al Home, 4739 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville. Nd, for
the purpose of conducting Masonic
services for our late brother. Ed
WARD W. STUMBLE.
ORAN w. CONRAD,
Acting Master
LESTER L. SHERRILL,
Acting Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
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