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ployes, nearly all women, all
Karelians.
She and her staff are con-
stantly thinking up new de-
signs and new products.
Latest success is a huge,
earthy-lookin candle hold
er for outdoor entertaining,
which she brought out this
summer. The candle holder
Is her own design, but meet
ing demands for it has be-
come something of a prob
lem. 1T isn't a candle hold
er anymore, it's a thing"
she says.
The factory also produces
! ehildren's clothes, purses to
match the mekkos, tricky
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little matching hats, aprons
and the big, fat tea cozies
that you see all over Scandi-
navia. You can also buy the
lovely color fast fabrics by
the yard, and Finnish women
do just that. using them for
outdoor table. covers, cur
tainS and bedspreadS.
Her success hasn't changed
Mrs. Ratia's basic ideas
about clothes or art objects.
Dresses are under so much
wrong tradition. Ready-to-
wear dress houses turn out
copy after copy of a big fash
ion. And there is so much
worry about size. A mekko is
designed to suit a size 10, or
a size 40, il. we do it well. I
would be bored in that kind
of a world Of size this, size
that"
MariemkkO Town
But her business has grown
continually, and now she is
planning a new factory. 1T
will be a beauty-hke a bird
= cage. using much stone anc
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Charles Wolfe,
Internal Revenue
Retiree, Veteran

Charles E. Wolfe. So, a for
mer Bureau of Internal Reve-
nue. employe. died Sunday at
the Bay Pines Veterans Hos
pital in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. Wolfe, who served in the
Army tank corps in World War
I, Joined the old War Depart
ment in 1918 and transferred
to the Bureau Of Internal Reve-
nue-now the Internal Revenue
Service-about a year later.
In 1853 he retired as a men,
her of the agency's. technical
staff and moved to st. Peters
burg.
Active in veterans affairs, he
was a sergeant-at-arms Of the
District of Columbia American
Legion for many years and
helped organize the Legion'S
Internal Revenue Post 80.
He leaves. his wife, Freda
and two sons, Charles and
Robin, all of st. Petersburg;
two daughters, Mrs. Helen John
of Wildwood Crest, N. j., and
Mrs. Janet Presley, 2497 Ala
bama avenue Sc; a sister,
Mrs. Helen Niedfeldt, 1928
Minter place, Takoma Park,
Nd, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at Fort Myer Chapel at / pm.
Monday.
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Thomas Baldwin, Former
Postmaster, Realty Dealer

Thomas A. Baldwin, 62. q
former area postmaster and
real estate dealer, died June is
at Providence Hospital of heart
failure.
Mr.. Baldwin was graduated
from Gonzaga High School and
attended the National Law
School here. Born in Wash
ington, he moved to Mt. Rainier
in his early childhood. He lived
at COLO Forest road in Chev-
erly, Md.
Mr.. Baldwin served as post
master of Mt. Rainier during
the Hoover Administration
During World War II he was
secretary of the Prince Georges
Selective Service Board.
Mr.. Baldwin had managed
his own real estate firm for
five years before his retirement
five years ago.
Mr.. Baldwin, a lifetime area
resident, belonged to Prince
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Mrs. S. H. Elliott
OF DiIIurd, Co.,
Widow of Colonel

Funeral services will be held
Monday for Mrs. Lucretia San
ger Elliott, rs, who died We'd
nesday at her home in billiard,
Ga.
Services will be at 2 pm. in
Fort Myer Chapel, followed by
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Elliott was the widow
of Col. Stewart H. Elliott. USA,
who died last year. Col. Elliott
was an ordnance officer who
entered the Army in 1917 and
retired in 1943.
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs.
Elliott was married in 1909 and
lived in Norwich, Conn.,, until
her husband entered the Army
During his active duty career
the Elliotts lived at several
posts. From 1921 to 1926 they
lived in Arlington, Va.
After Col. Elliott retired, the
couple lived in Miami, Fla.
and in 1857 they moved to
billiard, Ga. Mrs. Elliott fire.
quently returned to Washing
ton on visits.
Mrs. Elliott leaves three sis
ters, Mrs. Mamie Raymond
Wilton, Conn; Mrs. Gladys
Belts, Hartford, Conn; Mrs
Helen Goodhart. Beaufort, Ga.
and a brother, Frank M. San
ger, Wilmington, Del.
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DR.. Irwin Brown Dies;
Scientist, Instructor

DR.. Irwin Cecil Brown, 65, a
former chemist with the Agri-
cultural Research Service and
geology instructor at the Uni
versity of Maryland, died
Wednesday in Frederick. Md.
DR.. Brown lived at 4704 Ford
ham road, College Park, Md,
for 81 years. He was planning
a trip to Colorado with his
family at the time of his death.
He was descended from a
pioneer family Of Rhode Island.
The family settled in Bureau
County. ILL.,. in the 1830s and
later moved to Ringgold, Iowa,
where DR.. Brown was born.
The scientist attended school
in Ringgold County. He served
in World War I with a Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania medical
unit. In 1920 he, received a
BIS. degree from Tarkio Col
lege in Missouri.
Served as Teacher
DR.. Brown worked as a chem
istry teacher at the University
of Kansas and in 1921 received
the MS. degree in chemistry
from the State University of
Iowa. Continuing to teach and
do graduate work at the school
he was awarded a Ph.D. degree
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in geology from the State Uni
versity in 1929.
DR.. Brown worked as a chem
ist at the Ducktown Sulphur,
Copper & Iron Co. in Tennessee
He moved to Washington in
1880, working as a chemist for
the Agricultural Research Serv-
ice of the Agriculture Depart
ment at the Plant Industry Sta
ton in Beltsville, Md.
DR.. Brown retired from Gov
ernment service in October,
1860. For the past 10 years he
has taught geology at the Uni
versity of Maryland, first as a
lecturer and, later as an
instructor.
Active in Groups
DR.. Brown was a member of
Alpha Chi Sigma, the American
Association for the Advance
ment of Science and the Mary
land Historical Society. He be-
longed to the Universalist Ma
tional Memorial Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Helen
E. Brown, and a daughter, Eliz-
abeth Jean Brown of the home
address. He is also survived
by his brother, Joseph F. Brown,
and sister, Mrs. Vienna Adams,
both of Ringgold County, Iowa.
The funeral will be tomorrow
at the UniversaliSt National
Memorial Church at 1890 am,
with burial Sunday at the
Plainville Cemetery in Plain
vile, Mass.
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T. W. WoItz, 81,
Carpenter and
Active Mason

Thomas w. Woltz, 81, a car
penter and a resident of the
Washington area for SIS years
died Tuesday at Suburban Hos
pital of leukemia. He lived at
11709 Gait avenue in Wheaton
Hills, Md,
He was the recording secre-
tary for Carpenters Local 1872
for a number Of years and re-
ceived the 50-year pin from
that group about five years ago
Mr.. Woltz was active in many
Masonic orders, including Pet
worth Royal Arch, the Bright
wood Commandery and the
Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, Prince
Georges Forest. He was g
charter member /, of Petworth
Masonic Lodge At.
| He belonged to the Petworth
M on tg gomery Hills Baptist
Church.
Born in Salem, Va, Mr..
Woltz lived in st. Augustine,
Fla. as a boy. He then re-
turned to Salem before coming
here.
Mr.. Woltz leaves two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Edward L. DeGroat
sr. of Cabin John. Md. and
Mrs. S. G. Rotz of the home
address; and two sons, T
Hubert Woltz of 104 Yale
avenue, Glen Echo, Md, and
C. Ernest Woltz of Baltimore
He also leaves IA grandchildren
and 81 great-grandc children.
Mr.. Woltz's wife died 81 years
ago.
Funeral services are to be
held at 2 pm. today at the
Deal Funeral Home. BuriaI
will take place at the Cedar
Hills Cemetery.
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James Macintosh, Friend
Of Scouts, Ex-Muchinist

James T. Macintosh, Sr., 81,
an: active Boy Scout supporter
during his retirement years
died Wednesday at the Suitland
(Md.) Nursing Home after a
long illness.
Mr.. Macintosh retired in
1888 as a machinist with the
Washington Terminal Co..
where he had worked since his
graduation from high school
He was a native Washington
ian.
He then became active with
Boy Scout Troop 81 Of the Dis
trict, serving on its troop COM
mittee. Employing his hand
working artistry. Mr.. Mackin-
toSh built many bird feeders to
assist the unit in raising money
to buy equipment.
He also devoted much time
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Mrs. Frank Lyon,
Attorneys Widow

Mrs. George Hays Lyon, 81
"a lifetime Washington resi-
dent, died yesterday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs
Jacob L. Devers, 1880 Thirty
third street NV.
Mrs. Lyon, the former
George Hays, was the widow
Of Frank Lyon, a Washington
attorney who died in 1866.
Besides Mrs. DeverS she
leaves another daughter, Mrs
Charles w. Smith of 2033 r
street NV, and a sister, Mrs
Wright Craig of 1869 Wyoming
avenue NV.
Funeral services and burial
will be Monday in Petersburg
Va.
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Rev. KirkIin Frazier, 43,
Pastor and Civic Leader

The Rev. Kirklin Frazier, 43,
pastor of Nash Memorial Meth
odist Church. died Monday at
Freedmen's Hospital after a
heart attack.
A religious and civic leader in
the area, Mr.. Frazier was born
in Florence, S. c. He was grad
uated from Geneva College in
Beaver Falls, Pa, attended the
Howard University school of
religion and received his theol-
ogy degree from Boston The
illogical Seminary.
Mr.. Frazier'S pastorates in
cluded parishes in Beaver
Falls; Hamilton, Va, and Here
ford, Md. He came to the
Washington area in 1914 and
was the first pastor of Hughes
Memorial Methodist Church.
He had been pastor of Nash
Memorial for the last eight
years.
Active in many church Or
ganizations, Mr.. Frazier had
been chairman of the board OF
education and of the resolu-
tion committe of the Wash
ington Conference of Method
ist Churchmen. He also served
as secretary Of the Virginia
Washington District of the
Methodist Church and was a
former editor of the Methodist
Preachers Union for this area
He was also a member of the
Methodist Ministers Alliance.
His civic work included affil-
iations with the Area Youth
Council. the PTA of Langley
Junior High School, the YMCA
and the National Association
for the Advancement of Col
ored People.
Mr.. Frazier lived at 81 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
Besides his wife, Lillian D.,
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he leaves two sons, Donald and
Kirklin, jr., all of the home ad-
dress.
He also leaves three broth
ers. Luanthaw of Pittsburgh,
Mcdowell CT Philadelphia and
Claflin Of Newport News, Va,
and seven sisters, Mrs. Harriet
Joseph and Mrs. Geraldine
Evans. both of Coatsville, Pa,
Mrs. Florence Alfred Of 1917
F street NV. Mrs. Priscilla
NeteleS, Mrs. Gertrude Spann,
Miss Creola Frazier and Miss
Villa Mae Frazier, all of Phila-
delphIa.
Services were scheduled for
l pm. today at the Nash Me-
mortal Methodist Church, Lin
crln road and U street NE,
with burial in Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery.
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to his gardening hobby. His
speciality. tomatoes, won him
honorable mention in several
local gardening shows.
Mr.. Macintosh was active in
the Hillcrest Leisure Club dur
ing his retirement. He was a
member of East Gate Chapter
No. 81, Order of the Eastern
Star, King David Lodge No. 8
Iof the MasonS and the Royal
Order of the Moose.
He also belonged to the Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church.
He leaves his son, James T.
jr., of 3008 w street Sc, and
two grandchildren.
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at Simmons
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope
road S. E. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Georges Council, knights Of
Columbus, to the Alhambra Al
cantara Caravan and the Holy
Name Society. He was a mem
Der Of st. Ambrose Roman
Catholic Church.
Mr.. Baldwin leaves his wife,
Mrs. Alice Burke Baldwin of
the home address. He also
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mar
garet Greenwell Of Quantico.
Va. and Mrs. Alice Perkins Of
1888 Sixteenth street NE. and
three brothers; Andrew E., of
6325 Kenilworth avenue, East
Riverdale, Md, and James and
Leo Baldwin, both of Monterey
Park, Calf.
A requiem high mass was
said for Mr.. Baldwin at the
st. Ambrose Church. Burial
took place Monday at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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DR.. NicoIui Mako

SYDNEY, Australia, June %
AP).-Dr. Nicolai Mako, 73
musical director of the Sydney
Symphony Orchestra and a
former leader in musical circles
in Chicago, died last night. DR.
Mako was an American citi-
zen of Russian birth. He lec-
tured in Chicago in 1910 and
came to Australia in 1857.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Mrs. Stouffer,
OfCunnon Family
In North Carolina

ROANOKE, Va, June %
(AP). - Mrs. Anne Cannon
Stouffer, so, a member of the
Cannon textile family of North
Carolina, died in a hospital here
yesterday after a brief illness.
DR.. John o. Boyd. jr., said
she died of acute lobar pneu-
monia.
Funeral services for the six
times-married Mrs. Stouffer
were to be conducted today at
her home here. Burial will be
at IL am. tomorrow in Con-
cord, N. c., where she was born.
Her first marriage, to Zach
airy Smith Reynolds of Win
ston-Salem, linked two giant
industrial families in North
Carolina - the Cannons and
Reynolds Tobacco. One child
was born of this union, Anne
Cannon Reynolds II, now Mrs,
Lloyd Tate Of Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Stouffer's doctor said
she had not been feeling well
since her husband, w. C. Stout
fer, managing editor of the
Roanoke World-News, under
went serious surgery three
weeks ago. She had been mar
ried to him for about II years.
Mrs. Stouffer attended Fassi-
fern School in HenderSonville
N. c.; Salem Academy in Win
ston- Salem and Holton Arms in
Washington.
She married Mr.. Reynolds on
November Is, 1929, in York,
S. C. Soon after the birth OF
their daughter, she obtained a
divorce in Reno, New.
Mr.. Reynolds died July 7,
1882, of a bullet wound. Al
though he had married Libby
Holman after the divorce, Mrs
Stouffer (then Mrs. Reynolds
was principal beneficiary of Mr.
Reynolds $25 million estate.
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HIT Mrn1nriaitt


BROWN, MORGAN 8. In loving men,
ory Of our husband and father,
MORGAN s. BROWN. who passed
syay, otN%So t%o years ago today. June
Death is. is = hsartachs no one can
Memories are keepsakss no one can
Deep in our hearts he is living yet
We loved him too dearly to ever
LOVING WIFE. HERBERTH. AND
CHILDREN.
BROWN, SUSIE j. In loving memory
Of our devoted mother, SUSIE JONES
BROWN. who. departed this life
five years ago today, June 23. 1856
You live with us in memory still
Not Just today. but always will
MARGARET; tARDELL' GLADYS
CRAIG, MATTE s. In loving mem
OTy So OF our sister MATTE s. CRAiG'
June 21, 1855.
You are not forgotten, loved one,
As long as life and memory last,
We will remember thee.
DEVOTED SISTERS, CARRIE AND
FLORENCE BROWN.
DONALDSON, JOSEPH. Departed this
life on June 23, 19b1' JOSEPH
Although our paths lie far apart,
You live forever in my heart.
WIFE, ALMA DONALDSON.
HARRIS, REBECCA r. In loving mem.
ory Of our dear mother and grand
mother, REBECCA r. HARRIS, who
departed this life twenty-seven years
ago today, June %. 1884.
Those we love we never lose,
For always they will be
Forever ,,neaJ neal rionUeT iorever DEAR
THE FAMILY.
JARVIS, GEORGIA A. In loving
memory Of our dear mother and
grandmother, GEORGIA A. JARVIS,
who died eleven years ago today,
June 20, 1850.
A face that is ever before US.
A voice that we cannot forget;
A smile that will last forever,
In memory you are with US vet.
God watched you as you suffered.
He gently closed your weary eyes
And took you in His care.
NOVELLA. BERTHA AND HER
GRANDCHILDREN.
JUMPER, SERGT. SAMUEL T. In low
ing memory of my dear husband,
SERGT. SAMUEL T. JUMPER, who
passed five years ago today, June
90, 1856.
Gone, but not forgotten.
DEVOTED WIFE, MARIE.
QUADE. WILLIAM C. AND MARIE T
| In loving memory of our father
| WILLIAM C QUADE, who departed
this life six years ago today, Junt
23, 1865, and Of our dear mother
five years ago, March 20. 1856.
LOVINGLY, THE CHILDREN.
RIGGS. LOUIS II. In loving memorS
of our dear husband and father
LOUIS H. RIGGS, who departed
this life twenty-six years ago to-
day, June %. 1885.
Miss you as each day is begun
Miss you with each setting sun
Miss you with the passing days
Miss you in so many ways.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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Archbishop Dies

ISTANBUL, Turkey, June %
(AP). - Archbishop Karakin
Hachadouryan, 81, head of the
Armenian Gregorian Church in
Turkey, who formerly served in
South America, France and
California, died yesterday.
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Req M. Hunt

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, June %
(AP) .-Rea M. Hunt, 68, one oi
the original Keystone Kops OF
silent films and a producer. di-
rector and cameraman fol
Mack Sennett, died Wednesday
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1Ratha

VAN GEUDER, BENJAMIN A. An
q emergent communication Of
A { q; !:
for the purpose Of conducting last
Masonic rites for our late brother,
BENJAMIN A.. VAN GEUpER. By
order of DONALD r. TRUMP,
WorShipful Master.
WASHINGTON, BOOKER THOMAS.
on oE,rItUn Tuesday, iosT,1s JTns go 5SSl is !
4HoM8s 4FI53SiSs wHsRgISdroN wHHGsSRgiIiSSd5roN d a7if
South 18th St.. Arlington, Va. son
Of the late Julia Walker. He leaves
/ to mourn one son, Mr.. Frank
Washington; an aunt. Mrs. M. Cor:
of other relatives and friends. After
5 pm. Friday, June 90. relatives
and friends may call at the Peyton
Funeral Home, 22O5 Shirlington rd.,
Arlington; Vs: where funeral ssrv-
day. June "a, Interment Harmony
Memorial Park.
WEBSTER, HARRY RAYMOND. On
washington Hospital Center. HARRY
RAYMOND WEBSTER Of 6626 Geor-
gia ave. nv, beloved husband Of
Beatrice Webster. brother Of Mrs.
Margaret Wood Of washington,
Co Funeral Home. 290I l4th st.
NV. on Saturday, June "a, at
am. (parking facilities. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. %
WINSTON, AIRMAN 2/e MATTHEW
ALLEN, Jr. On Sunday, June Is,
1861, in Japan, AIRMAN &c MAT
THEW ALLEN WINSTON. Jr. Of
Glen Glen Arden; Nd. Notice Of funeral
WOLFE. CHARLES EDWARD. On
Sunday. June Is. 1861. at Baypines
yyeterans, H0sgit9Ii n,! 8, 2 PetsTsSqEg' Is
the beloved husband Of Freda F.
Wolfe, fa.her Of Charles and Robin.
all Of $500 Hibiscus ave. south. st.
Petersburg. Fla. Mrs. Helen John
Of wildwood Crest, N. j.. and Mrs.
Janet Presley Of washington. D. c.
Aeien @ 'f Wolfe Nisdieldt sdf If'eT of Takoms rsi
Park, Mo-. six grandchildren. q
niece and three great-nieces. Serv-
ices at Fort Myer Chapel on Mon
daEy, June e, At I pm; Interment
lieu Of flowers the family sug-
pathy may, be made by contrihu.
tions to the. American Cancer So
eiety. The family may be reached
g JU; 7-9360 after 10 am. Satur-
day, june "a. 25
WOLFE. CHARLES Z. Officers and
.dhpa members Of Internal Rev
enue Post, No. 80. the
American Legion, are re-
oueSted to assemble at the
Administration Build n g,
Arlington National Gene
June %. iSei, where srsveside
services will be held for our past
commander. CHARLES E. WOLFE.
DAVID c. RYDER, Commander.
FRANK v. TIERNAN, Adiutant.
woLTz. THOMAS ". The officers
I'M deorses Forest. No. 159. +.
fA c: L, are hereby notified
O THOMAS W. WoLTz. serv-
w Ice Ices 'sei Hs pm ~ tbs TEidsy; nss, June Se
neral Home. igSr asia deorria g. n ave-. aSs In IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
EARL r. CLARK. Jr., @. T. c.
WILLIAM R. GWINN, Scribe. 90
WooLsEY. LESTER H. on Tuesday,
SEY Of Providence, r. l.. formerly
Of 4843 Massachusetts ave. NV.
Washington, D. c., beloved husband
Of the late Grace H. Woolsey and
father of Mrs. william Findley OF
Providence. r. l., and Mrs. Wesley
Nyborg Of Burlington. Vt. Services
at at 1s 9 noon. noon "a at the Chevy Chase
Chase circle, washington. D. c.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 23
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AnuFtltnDa

MICHAELSON. MAX l.. There will be
an unveiling Of a monument to the
memory Of MAX L. MICHAELSON,
beloved father Of Gertrude Haves
on Sunday. June 25, 1861. at IL
noon, at the Elesavetgrad Cemetery.
1898 18th place Sc. Relatives and
friends invited. "a"
PAUL, DORA. There will be an un-
yelling Of a monument in memory
Of DORA PAUL on Sunday, June
25. 1861, at l pm, at Beth Sholom
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited. 25
PENN, RALPH B. There will be an
unveiling of a monument to the
memory of RALPH B. PENN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Penn, on
Sunday. June rs. 1861, at IL am,
at King David Memorial Garden,
Falls Church, Va. "a
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DEATHS
Announcements Of

Announcements OF
Services by Chambers
Alt, Charles A. W. W. Chambers Co.
McFettridge,
Ralph A. W. W. Chambers Co.
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Darn nf Chunks

children Of ARCHIE W. MoRoAL
wish TO thank their many friends
and neighbors for the cards. flow
ers and all other expressions Of
sympathy extended to them during
their recent bereavement.
MRS. ETHEL MORGAL AND CHILL
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BKOWN, IRWIN C. Suddenly, on
lyme o9 s71 e. FStSb.m 1SSh IRWIN y
College Park. Md, beloved husband
OF Helen E. Brown (nee Whitel and
father OF Elizabeth Jean Brown;
brother of Vienna Adams and Jo-
seph F. S Brown M, MT, Brown 41S rests
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
Services at the Universalist National
Memorial Church. 1910 10th, at
S st. NV, on Saturday. June "a,
at 1890 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Intermeht Plainsville,
Mass. Friends may call after
pm. Friday. June 23.
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JAMES W. On Wednesday,
Of 1885 Tolbert terrace Sc. brother
of Mrs. Eugenla West and Mrs.
ElAora Garnett, uncle Of Mrs. Mar
gery Holm, Frederick Rhone and
Alphonzo Garnett. Other relatives
and friends also survive. After 4
pm. Friday, June %, friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
on Saturday, June "a, at pm,
from Simm's Memorial Methodist
Church. 22d and Franklin SITS. n e..
Interment Harmony Memorial Park.
Family may be seen at 1929 D
st. ne.
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MONROE, ELIZABETH: On Monday

June is. 1861, ELIZABETH Mon
ROE of 80 Defrees st. NV, beloved
mother of Mrs. Viola Rich. Sarah
Evans and Anna Hebrew: sister of
Mrs. Mary Austin and Edward Tylor.
A host Of other relatives and friends
also survive. After 5 pm. Friday,
June %, friends may call at the
J. R. Cameron g. Sons Funeral
Home. GIL K st. NV. Funeral Serv-
ices will be held in the chapel
on Saturday, June "a. at l pm,
terment Harmony Cemetery.
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HAZARn. CAPT rARRFN W q

8ALARD, CAPT. WARREN " on
WSRREN VHSsdsz 'VP' W. a&zARpl IA iSSl' bcaR.d cAPT
husband Of jamie Phipps Hazard
Of Galesville, Md. and stepfather
Of Raymond Florian windsor OF
Galesville, Md, and Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Dimitrijevic of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Funeral services on Satur-
Galesville Methodist Church, In.
terment Quaker Cemetery. Re-
mains resting at the Hardesty Fu-
neral Home, Galesville. Md. 90
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RRoMN. GEORGE. on Wednesday,

June 81. 1861. GEORGE BROWN
of 1900 L st. Sc. beloved husband
OF Edna Brown and brother of Agnes
Coward and william Brown. One
sister-in-law. Sadie Brown. and
other relatives and friends also sur
vive. After pm. Saturday, June
"a, friends may call at the Hoffman
Funeral Home, 200 9Th st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Sunday. June 25, at pm.
Interment National Harmony Park.
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KOONTZ, ELEANOR ]. on Monday,
June 10, 1861. ELEANOR J. KOONTz
of Moses and Rosie Lee Koont2,
sister Of Barbara Jane and Robert
David koontz and granddaughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. Also sur
viving are a cousin, Flora Bostick,
and other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, June
%. friends are invited to call at
the Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920
9th st. NV. Funeral from the
Greater New Bethel Baptist Church,
9th and s SITS. NV, at IL am.
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