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Evening star., 1961-03-25
Mrs. FreeIond, 50,
Acting Career
Began in 1902

Mrs. Bran Freeland, SO. a
former stage and screen actress
known as Kathleen Kinsclla,
died today at her home fol-
lowing a long illness.
Born in Liverpool, England
Mrs. Freelard came to Canada
as a child end attended schools
there. She began her stage
career in Montreal with the
Robert B. MantelI Company
She came to the United States
in 1902. Her featured roles on
Broadway included an appear
ance at the old Palace Theater
with Edna Phillips. She also
played the ingenue lead in
The Greater Love" which
starred Dion Boucicault.
Mrs. Freeland also appeared
in touring companies and in a
number Of early motion pic
lures. Upon leaving the stage
she made her home in Brook
lyn, N. Y. where she was active
in civic and charity affairs.
Her husband, an executive
with FairchiId Publications in
New York, died in 1852.
Mrs. Frecland came to WASH
ington in 1854 and lived with
her son, Stephen L., at 1920
Quebec street NV.
At the time of her death she
was an officer in the National
Flower aid Fruit Guild.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday in New York.
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Copt. Marsh, 80,
Enlisted in
Marines in 40

Marine Capt. William ].
Marsh, 80. of 34l2 South
Stafford street, Arlington.
died Thursday at the Ma
tional Naval Medical Center,
Bethesda.
A native Of Plain City,
Ohio, Capt. Marsh attended
schools there and enlisted in
the Marine Corps in 1910. An
World War II. he served in
the Pacific Theater.
Capt. Marsh was commits
stoned a second lieutenant in
1851. and at the time Of his
death was with the Personnel
Branch at Marine Corps
Headquarters here. He was a
Shriner.
Capt. Marsh leaves his wife,
Mrs. Zoe Allen Marsh, and a
stepd1ughter, Suzanne Nc
Dermott, Is, of the home ad-
dress; his mother, Mrs. Mae
Marsh of Plain City, and a
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Payne
Of Fairborn, Ohio.
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Mrs. Rooney, IS,
District Resident

Mrs. Julia M. Rooney. So, a
resident of the District for
more than go years, died
Yesterday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. w. j. Dowd,
1920 Maple ave-, Takoma Park,
Md.
Mrs. Rooney, the form r
Julia Melvinia Pitts, was the
widow of Thomas Patrick
Rooney. an official of the Gov
ernment Printing office. She
was born in Boston.
/ Besides Mrs. Dowd, she leaves
three other daughters, Mrs.
Wilton H. Wallace of 56l8 Will
son lane, Bethesda; Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Robson. of 41l6 Twelfth
street NE. and Mrs. David F
Quigly of 2025 Foresthill drive
Silver Spring,
She also leaves two sons
Thomas A. Rooney Of 69ls
Fairfax road. Bethesda, anc
John j. Rooney of Vienna, Va.
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Mrs. McCoy,
ReoItyDeoIer

Mrs. George w. McCay, IT,,
SO, a Northern Virginia real
estate broker for many years,
died Of cancer yesterday at her
home, 4500 Chain Bridge road
The former Miss Muriel
Euliss, she was born in Rich
mond, Va, and was reared in
Fredericksburg, Va.
She was graduated from
George, Washington University
Law School here and had been
In the real estate business with
her husband since shortly after
World War II, operating the
firm Of McCay and McCay,
Inc, from their home.
Besides her husband, George,
OF the home address, Mrs. Nc
Cay leaves a daughter, Miss
Yvonne G. Trout, an Army
lieutenant stationed at Aber-
deem Proving Grounds, Md,
and her mother, Mrs. Emma
o. .Euliss of Fredericksburg.
Mrs. McCay has willed hel
eyes to an eye bank and her
body to cancer research. The
family requests that express
sions Of sympathy be in the
form of donations to the Can
Ger Society.
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james Holloway,
Pioneer Maker
Of Neon Signs

James Preston Holloway, 10,
who made some Of the first
neon signs in Washington, died
Thursday at Providence Hos
pital after a brief illness
Mr.. Holloway operated his
own electrical shop for more
than so years until his retire.
ment in 1855, when he turned
the business over to a son.
Besides making some Of the
first neon signs, he held several
patents on electrical fittings for
them.
He leaves his wife. Ethelyn,
Of the home address, 774O
Muncy road, Palmer Park, Md. ;
two sons, James p. jr., of 690l
Ingrahan street. Riverdale, and
Edgar. of 7742 Muncy road,
Palmer Park; eight grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild,
Services will be at ii am,
Monday at Hysong's Funeral
Home, 1900 N street NV, with
burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery,
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Admiral Leigh Noyes
Dies After Heart Attack

in 1919 and assisted in the res
cue Of White Russian survivors
from Odessa. In 1885, while
commanding the cruiser Rich
mond. he rescued survivors Of
the dirigible Macon off the CAL
ifornia coast. In 1887, he 'di-
rected the U. S. S. Lexington's
search for Amelia Earhart,
famous aviatrix, in, the Pacific.
Also between the World
Wars. Admiral Noyes served as
a member of the United States
Naval Mission to Brazil, which
helped to develop the Brazilian
Navy.
He directed Naval Communi-
cations from July, 1899, to
February. 1942.
In 1912 Admiral Noyes served
a brief tour as administrative
commander of Pacific Fleet
carriers and then took com
mand of the aircraft carrier
Wasp. The Wasp was sunk by
the Japanese in September,
l942. while assisting in land
ings at Guadalcanal.
After the loss of the Wasp,
Admiral Noyes served with the
commander of the Air Force in
the Pacific Fleet and tempo
rarily as relief for Admiral
Halsey.
Late that year he was ap-
pointed to the Pacific Coast
section Of the Board of Inspec-
ton and Survey and he became
board president a year later,
serving here. ~
Admiral Noyes held the Navy
Cross. the Purple Heart, the
Legion of Merit and the Order
Of st. Stanislaw, Third Glass,
from Russia.
His first wife, Sue Gordon
Webb. died in 1852. He is
survived by his wife, Roberta
Blandy. and four stepchildren,
Mrs. John Marshall Lee, 1910
South Lynn street, Arlington;
Mrs. Edward Dissette Of An
napolis, Md; Mrs. Seymour st
John Of Connecticut, and Will
liam Purnell Blandy Of West
bury, Long Island. N. Y.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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John Remick,
MeteoroIogist

John T. Remick, AZ, of 2501
@ street NV, a meteorologist
at the United States Weather
Bureau here, died Thursday at
Georgetown Hospital after a
heart attack.
A native of Buffalo, N. Y,
Mr.. Remick attended schools
there and the Universities of
Buffalo and Illinois. In l94l,
he was graduated from the
Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology, where, he received
a bachelor of science degree in
general engineering. He ma
jored in meteorology.
From 1910 to 1945, Mr.
Remick served in the Army Air
Corps. At the time Of his death
he held a lieutenant colonel's
commission in the Air Force
Reserve.
Mr.. Remick first Joined the
Weather Bureau in New York
in 1946, serving later at Detroit
and Keflavik, Iceland. Before
coming to the Weather Bureau
headquarters here in 1856 in
the Emergency Warning Sec
ton, he was a forecaster al
National Airport:
Mr.. Remick was a member
Of the American Meterologica'
Society and the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
He leaves his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick r. Remick
and a sister. Ruth, of Lockport
N. Y. and two brothers, Fred
erick, jr., of Buffalo, and
William, of Rochester.
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Vice Admiral Leigh Noyes
(USN, retired, rs, who COM
manded several battleships
during both World Wars and
was once chief of naval COM
munications. died yesterday of
a heart attack at his home.
2301 Connecticut avenue NV.
Admiral Noyes retired from
the Navy in 1916. He was born
in st. Johnsbury. VT, in 1885
and was 1906 graduate Of the
United States Naval Academy
in Annapolis.
He began his naval career
with service in Asian posts.
During World War he served
as fleet communications Off
Ger on the staff Of the Atlantic
commander in chief.
Admiral Noyes took. COM
mand Of the destroyer Biddle
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Col. Derbyshire,
Ex-VMI Official

LEXINGTON, Va, Mar. Is
tAP) - Col. George Audley
Derbyshire. 50, former military
executive at Virginia Military
Institute. died here Thursday
He retired in I946 after IS
years with VMI. 81 of them as
executive officer. A native OF
Richmond, he was graduated
from VMI in 1899 after serv-
ing as first captain.
Funeral services were held
yesterday at Stonewall jackson
Memorial Cemetery at Lexing-
ton. ni
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Rev. I'll. Connolly

NEWTON, Mass, Mar. 25
fAP).-The Rev. Terrence L.
Connolly, S.J., a member Of
the Society Of Jesus for So
years. died last night. He was
70. Father Connolly, a native OF
North Attleboro, was a member
of the Boston College faculty
for 80 years. He was ordained
in the Catholic priesthood in
1922.
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Mother Claudio,
Convent Head

Mother Claudia Carey, ,o.S.B.,
II, prioress Of the st. Bene-
dictine Convent, Bristow, Va,
died at Georgetown University
Hospital yesterday after a short
illness.
Mother Claudia, a native Of
Latrobe, Pa, had been a direc-
tor and teacher at Linton Hall
Military School in Bristow, since
its founding in 1922. She was q
superior of the Benedictine Sis
ters in 1945.
She is survived by a brother,
Joseph Carey Of Latrobe.
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Elephants Riding
kidnuDefs FoiIed

NEW DELHI, India, Mar. Is
(AP).-Men on two elephants
kidnapped a young widow yes
terday on her way to a fair in
Nastauli Village, near New
Delhi.
The police station six miles
away sent motorcycle police in
pursuit with instructions to
follow the elephant" They
freed the widow and took two
men into custody. The. ele-
phatns were also held.
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Hot Grease Toss
Term Suspended

Mrs, Frances M. Chloe, 81, a
restaurant night manager, Of
the 100 block of N street NV,
received q 90-day suspended
sentence in Municipal Court
yesterday for throwing hot
grease on a customer.
She had pleaded guilty to
assaulting Harold Hamrick, 19,
of 1929 New Hampshire avenue
NV, who police said received
second degree leg burns.
Ned A. Perry. Mrs. Chloe's
attorney, said his client had
been defending herself from q
girl who had thrown hot cof-
fee at her.
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LASSITER. ESTELLE. In loVing mem-
LASSTTER, who passed away two
years ago today, March 25. 1853.
She heard voice we could not
Which said you cannot stay;
She saw a hand we could not see
That beckoned her away.
And when the sun in all its stats
She passed through siory's golden
And walked to paradise.
YOUR. DAUGHTERS, BETTY AND
MABEL, AND GRANDCHILDREN
LUsBY. MARIE z. In sad but Low.
Ing remsmbranee Of our sister
MARIE z: LUsBY. who departed
Your memory to US is keepsake
With which We will never part;
Thoush God has you in His keeping
We still have you In our hearts
GLADYS. THEo AND LAURA. .
O'KEEFE, WILLIAM FRANCIS, Sf
In loving memory OF our husband
lashsT Es &c., snd d sEaHnNdyfather, HNy WILLIAM
THE FAMILY.
SHEPHERD, SUSIE B., AUBREY W
AND HENRY n. A loving tribute
and 6rOthers: HENRY N. o1HeI Wss
passed March 5, 1913; SUSIE B.
March rs. 1857. N We
Memories are precious.
They are like @ thing Of gold;
They never dull or ternish.
THE cHILDREN. CORNELIUS
RUTH AND NORMA.
SMITH, GEORGE BUCHANAN AMI
yOsEPHINE, IN loving memory q
ccqHFANdANsr cqHF dAssr sAiT5H fFs5sr wbo GEORGE Cass.E su
nineteen years ago. March s, 1912
and our dear mother. JosEPHlNI
SMITH. who passed away fifty.
one years age today. March 2b
Our THOUGHTS Of you viii never fad,
yo,,r when n.rnr, al the years ,s. ,I bay. flown
VIII always light our home.
THEIR LOVING CHILDREN.
THOMAS, ELIZABETH. In memory O
our beloved mother, ELIzABETF
| THOMAS, who passed away one yea
ago, March %. 1850.
Mother dear, the memories Of you ar
here to stay;
our YoHS YHsHis' ESvINo fsS Nc nsSiS SxSrsY sHYa'
THOMAS, LLOYD e., sr. In ioyini
memory OF our husband and father
| LLOYD =. THOMAS. ST., who passed
swsay i've years aso. March rs
The depth Of sorrow cannot tel
The loss Of one we loved SO well
While he sleeps q peaceful sleep
His memory. We shall always keep
] WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1961-03-25

Harold B. Hannum, of La
Sierra, Calf, and two grand
daughters.
Funeral services were held
yesterday at the Takoma Park
Adventist Church.
Evening star., 1961-03-25

WERTLEB. ZELDI. There will be an
sSUt1 Ssi1E q f zErSH S9uTsRf WRsTnEs e sSviS5 Os
Sunday. March 26, 1861, at Il noon.
at the George Washington Gene
terry. Workmen's Circle section. Hy-
attsville. Md. Friends and rtia-
--Gyes invited. 19,25,26
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ORG ANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
GEORGE HARRIS, President
BY HOWARD STACKHOUSE
Contributing Writer

International Sunday School for tomorrow Jesus
Gives His Life" John 1s:17-24, 1880.
Senator Sparkman Democrat Of Alabama will be the guest
teacher Of the combined classes the adult department Of
Hamline Methodist Church GAS tomorrow in Burgan
Memorial Chapel Dr. T. David Gates adult superintendent
will preside. 80
Sunrise of the phle
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Class Association will be held
at Carter Barron Amphitheater
at 6 am. April 2. Boy Scout
Troop No. SO, sponsored by the
Box Bible Glass, Emory Meth
odist Church. will serve as ush-
ers. The Rev. William H.
Foster. jr.. minister of Trinity
Presbyterian Church, Arlington,
Va, will bring the invocation.
DR.. Clarence T. Nelson, min
lister, Augustana Lutheran
Church, and president, Council
Of Churches National Capitol
Area, will offer the prayer. The
public is invited. In the event
Of rain services will be held
in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
Brooks Hays, recently ap-
pointed Assistant Secretary of
State for Congressional Rela-
tions. will be the guest speaker
before the Vaughn Bible Glass
for Men Of Calvary Baptist
Church at 10 am. tomorrow
The Class Executive Committee
will meet at 8 pm. Monday for
the purpose of nomination of
officers for 1862. Thomas
o. Jones will be host for the
meeting. at his residence, 1923
North, Ninth street, Arlington,
Va. Mrs. Ann s. Harrison will
teach the Burial Bible Glass
for Business and Professional
Women at 10 am. tomorrow.
The Wesley Fellowship Bible
Glass of McKendree Methodist
Church, will hold its March
meeting at the home of Gil
and Edna Garman, 30l4 Chan
ming street, NE. at B pm. on
Tuesday.
THE Christian Hope and the
New Life" will be discussed by
Mrs. E. Paul Sechrist, sr., be-
fore the Trinity Women's Bible
Glass Of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church at $3.50 am. tomorrow.
The Executive Committee of
the Organized Bible Glass AS
lsociation have elected the fol-
lowing as a nominating COM
mittee to present a slate of
officers for 1872 at its an
nual meeting in September:
Mrs. Dorothy Crickenherger,
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Arthur H. Ford, John G. Minor,
Mrs. Myrtle L. Powell and Mrs.
Volena B. Williams. George E.
Harris, president. who is serv-
ing his second term, advised
the committee that he would
not be a candidate for re-
election.
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0tarn nj Thauka

ASgE.1 ssR. I.ts scas sozN psssx p: FcwtaTaRYIy taaIy
Or, wishes to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
Rev. James West and the Rev Mil
lard Newman, neighbors.. friends and
e6-Wofkers for telegranns, cards,
flowers and other expressions OF
sympathy extended during their
recent bereavement.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LoT--Roadside lot Of 8
stss csm:t.ss BLOCK J5 $751; SIS wssanr'Ss .Hss
CEMETERY LOTS sites, bronze
plaaties and end markers. will sac.
rifice. LA. 9-5223. 20
F0RT LINCOLN CEMETERY---saie
cheap, lots together, choice sec
tion G. @. A, BRIGHT, 6S26 5th
st. NV, RA. 3-2754. ~
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Four
sites. near floral clock; reas. Call
FE, 7-2576. any time. -
E0RT LENCOLN--4 burial sites, Mount
M caiyasy Section, RE: 5.O4s9. 20
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PAKK-Kins
H David Section, sites, saeriitee.
MzIQ2 s.30sel 20
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Willis Bishop of the Wash
ington Bible Institute will pre-
sent the lesson before the Har-
rison Bible Class of st. Luke's
Methodist Church at 9:45 am.
tomorrow. Virgil Thompson,
past president, will preside with
John K. Berry leading the de-
votions.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriuno

Crematorium
j.. William Lees Sons Co,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mas. Ave. NE. II. $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERLY AT Ills sth e. NV,
$500 18th g. N.WS4 =. ,1u.s S-2320
Evening star., 1961-03-25

The Westerners Mems Bible
Class Of Western Presbyterian
Church will be in charge of
the Sunday School Hour at
Central Union Mission at 8:l5
am. tomorrow. L. N. Davis
will preside with C. F. Silver
strand and Philip w. Jordan
leading the devotions. John
Hutchinson, teacher Of the
class, will present the lesson.
The Rev. Linwood F. Harris
will present the lesson to the
Trinity Mems Bible Glass OF
Trinity Methodist Church at
$3.50 am. tomorrow.
United States Technical Aid
Abroad" will be discussed by
Walter C. Mcpherson, recently
assigned to the Bureau OF Public
Affairs in the Department OF
State. before the forum group Of
Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church at 10 am. tomor-
row. Mr.. Mcpherson was re-
porter and editor Of the st.
Louis Post Dispatch, l928-1943
and with the Voice of America,
1943-1951. Mrs. Mary Love re-
turns as teacher Of the Jaynes
Bible Class at 10 am. tomor-
row after an absence of several
months. Russell Saville will
speak to the Fellow Workers
Bible Class at 10 am. toInor-
row. zell Skillern will lead the
devotions of the All States
Bible and Fellowship Class at
10 am. tomorrow with Mastin
G. White, presenting the lesson.
Evening star., 1961-03-25
FLORISTS

C0NKLYN's, FLORIST
e2s King st., Alex. k1. 9-6li2
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THE EVENING STAR
0kAskaaN RsAe 'Wsshasten, D. c.
bSS Saturdoy March rs, 1861
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CUzsS FTSSRSes nsMSsTs & aantsfmann. HInlssIs aHa
American legion. Of Mount
Rainier, Nd, are requested
to meet at the Legion
y hall on Sunday, April 20,
.G 1851, at q PM, and go
toeether to the funeral parlor for
the services for our past COM
inandsr, ERANKLIN p. KILN Z; CoRBIN.
GEORGE PER1KLEe, Adjt. 26
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ADAMS, JANIS GARFIELD. on
dassS1E dSsSEEp S1re HaMs e. Of 1871 Ssi7 JAMEs ksns
man place NV, devoted brother
Of Mrs. Ada NJ Armstrong. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Tamily may be contacted
at 1873 r st. n.e,l Arrangements
By MeGuire, Inc. 20
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-, i5si. NATHAN II RIVERS 11EsRsyl Of MssSa s!6a
Arlinston blvd. Arlington. va, be-
: loved husband Of Mildred Rivers and
He also is survived bv a sister. Mrs
Beatrice Sheinen, and q brother,
N. Y. Funeral services at the Ber-
Home. 35Ol 18th st. NV. ON Sun
day, Marcn III, at . pm. Interment
Kins David Ms~.nria' Garden Me-
mortal week. 3TO2 Arlington blvd, 26
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ROONEY, JULIA M. on Friday,
March "a. 1861, at her residence,
1920 Maple ave, TakomA Park.
Nd, JULIA M ROONEY. be-
p 'Is Rooney new mothef ~ ens q, iits W., tHpma' W 4
Wallace. Mrs. r. Z. Robson, Mrs.
W. J. Dowd. Mrs. D. r. Quieley,
ir.: Mr. T. A. Rooney and Mr.. j.
]. Rooney and the late Mrs. r.
x. Dowd Funeral from the Collins
on Monday. March ~, at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass at Our Lady OF Sor-
rows Church at 10 am tnterment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery. 20
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THE Christian Hope and the
New Life" will be discussed by
Mrs. E. Paul Sechrist, sr.. be-
fore the Trinity Women's Bible
Glass Of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church at $50 am. tomorrow.
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RA BARLOW, Councillor.
LOUISE DYER. Secretary,

MOLLOY, WILLIAM n. On Thurs
day. March 23, 1881. at ArlIngtcn
beloved husband OF Alice A.. Malloy
King Funeral Home. III Maple
ave. west, Vienna. Va. where reci-
tation of the rosary service will
be held on Sunday, March '26. at
$50 pm. Services on Monday,
March 81, 1T Our Lady Of Good
Counsel Catholic Church. Vienna,
Va. at 1880 am. Interment An
drew Chapel Cemetery. 26
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Drnha
'-----.gss;,s -----sgsssf,s CLARA B. DoTsON,
anroNos W. HAMRfENs. MISfEassF rina huiss. sscy

ADAMS. ANNIE B. Officers and mem
befs Of District Auxiliary,
W No. /. Of Maryland and
H.. aaiis.j; 4si r.j:s,. Ss,'s sal'iss sss \;
john. are hereby notified
OF the death OF one Of their
past president. ANNIE B. ADAMS.
Recitstion Of the rosary en- Sun
ct the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890
ssa Ms..s g. Nv FInerai IN on ,1oSm mSndsss' AZ
Ausustine'S Church.
"A. c. GREEN, District Pres.
C. NJ sPEIQEs, Auxiliary Pres:
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March 3. iF 1881 RosTEn Tn Nj s1STEd1yi oTEpIyNi
Of olney. Nd, beloved wife Of the
late Clarence L. Gilpin. mother Of
Nd; DouElGs oiipin Of Kennett
Square. Pa; Harold Oilpin OF SAL
mon. Idaho; William H. 0ilpin OF
Sandy Spring, Nd. ana Mrs. Ann
b BOYD Of olney, Nd. She also is
survived BY eleven grandchildren
and seventeen great-grandchildren
: Expressions Of sympathy may be
made to the Rose M. Gilpin Me-
Hospital. Olney, Nd. Notice Of
services later, Arrangements by
the Tyson Wheeler FunAral Home.
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CARLTON Il. RRDMoN,
Worshipful Master.

BELCHER, WHILE LEE. on wednes-
aas SnIcAEE MHSsh Il is8ss ss G.lsaT5in W5II5E L
nv. husband Of Oracle Beicher and
,fAther OF Mrs. Gay Hawkins. Over
nn6. wallace. Douglas and viii
Hsf38H B Belcher. He also Is sur.
yive1 BY. two brothers, other rela-
IL noon sunday. March 2s. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
= chAuei, 1432 You ST. Nv. where
Ss rnera1 services will be held on
1onaay. March "a. ct pm; In
tsEaaent Arlington National Gene
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day March IS. iSsi. = at IN Ser home hOm:,
ad Ea:s asoESYs swoSESYps is' ssKiNss s!lEs5 sspTaPE aI:
Of the late Charles H. Gaskins,
grandmother OF Mrs. James p,
Fryrear, great-grandmother OF Mar
celia Fryrear and aunt of Mrs
Douglas Overton. Mrs. Gaskins
Funeral Home, S434 Georeia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd. parking faeiii-
ttes). Mass viii be offered for the
repose Of her soul on Monday, March
%. at 10 am, At st. Bernadette {
Catholic Church. 72-T4 University
blvd. east, Silver, Spring, Mo. In
terment ST. Johns ceme.ery. Forest
Glen, Nd. Friends may visit at
the funeral home after I pm. Satur-
day %
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5AkDNEA, bAkBAkA. On Thursday,
Ms5s MMsEsn sSSRinlisssal aSi issl astsnWTssSSm nWTsSmO1th It:
Of the late Alexander Harold GARD
ner, She Is survived By five sisters
and six brothers. Friends may can
on Sunday. March &c. at the Money
& king Funeral Home, III Maple
ave. west. Vienna. Va, where reci-
tation OF the rosary service will be
held on Sunday, March 20, at 5
pm. Graveside services on Mon
day. March %. ct 10 Am, ArlinR-
ton National Cemetery, 90
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OLANDER. META 2. \. On Thurs
Hospital, META c Il Il. oLASipEK i OF q
1928 North Meade ST.. Arlington,
Va. beloved wife OF the late Oscar
olander. mother Of Mrs. Anna J.
Simpson and Mrs. Martha Z. Berg
s. Bieber. all Of Arlington, Va.
Friends may chll at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, March
%, At 2 pm. Interment Colum-
Evening star., 1961-03-05

$50 Popsys Theussr mon. 0nd
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$50 @. DFow MeGrow IUes.)
$50 Cisco Kid CWsd.l
$50 HUeklsberry Hound Thurs.
500 Shenandoah Showcase
(Hon., Wed. Fri.)
900 RID ; Uvss.l
500 The Sportsmon tThUrs.l
6:I5 News Report
$50 Sports Corner
6:35 Market Report
$40 The Weather
6,A5 Edwords-NswS (CBS)
MONDAY EVENING
ZOO Viewpoint
7:30 To Tell the Truth (CBS)
500 Pete and Glodys
$50 Toles of Wells For9o
0:Oc lowmon lABCl
9:30 Oonie (NbC)
1000 HenneseY (CBS)
1880 Peter Gum
Hoo II PM. FinoI
ll:l5 Jock Poor Show lNBC)
TUESDAY EVENING
200 Seq Hunt
7:3o Siosseooeh West (ABCl
$50 Dobie ellis (cBS)
200 The Third Mon
$50 Red Shelton (CBS)
1000 Corry Moore Show (CbSl
HOO II PM. Final
Il:l5 Jock Poor Show (NBCl
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ZOO Don Reno Red Smiley Show
7:3o Woson Troin (NBC)
$50 Vented Decd or Alive
300 Ny Three Sons (ABC)
$50 I've Got q Secret tCBS)
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