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The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
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Daniel Seth Eisenberg, son
of Mrs. Betty Eisenberg and
DR.. Nathan Eisenberg of
Costa Mesa, Calf. will be
Bar MitZvah at Cong. An
shei Israel on Saturday, Oct.
ii.
Danny is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High and his interests in
clude rock collecting, chess,
tennis, and tropical fish.
Danny was a recipient of
a partial scholarship to Camp
Ramah where he spent the
month of August.
All friends are invited to
attend the Bar MitZvah.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

Jack Davis, former mana
ger of the Westerner Hotel,
has announced the opening
of the Fish and Sea Food
Mart, a new fresh fish
market, at 1864 E. Broadway.
The market will carry a
full line of fish from the
east and west coasts such as
pike, white fish, b u f f a O,
bass, sturgeon, chubs, trout,
sole, ciScOes and herring.
There will also be a fish
delicatessen department car
rying such items as smoked
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

succeed David A. CARRIER as
head of the social service arm
of the Council.
1t was also announced that
DR.. Max Costin will head the
Doctors Panel which once
again will aid the Jewish
Family Service with volun-
teer medical service.
Mr.. Jay and DR.. Costin will
be installed when the Jewish
Family Service holds its an
nual meeting Oct. %. The
meeting will be held at 10 a.
m. at the Pioneer Hotel.
The annual report of the
work of the Jewish Family
Service will be made at the
meeting by Mrs. Elizabeth
Brook, senior caSeWorker.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
New Fish Mart TO Open Soon

fish, gefillte fish, salted and
spiced fish.
The store will feature a
new service allowing custo-
mers to call the market in
the morning and to pick up
orders on the way home from
work in the evening. There
will also be free delivery.
Mr.. Davis is a member OF
Cong. An S h ei Israel and
lives at 6433 E. Julia with
his wife, Judy, and daughter,
Lori, 4-yearS-Old.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29

WASHINGTON, (JTA) -
The AFL-CIO has given the
Jewish Labor Committee a
grant of $500 for 1861 and
will grant the same amount
next year.
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
Victor Jay New Head
of Family Service

Victor Jay has been named the new chairman of the
Jewish Family Service announced by William Cor
don, president of the Tucson Jewish Community Council
Mr. Jay cocharman of the advance gifts dvi
sion the Combined Jewish Appeal drive for 1861 He will
The Arizona post., 1961-09-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Center
FiiIites

PHYSICAL FITNESS has
been added to the program
ming in the Center's Nursery
and kindergarten d epa L
ments this year.
This is the first time that
a gym program has been in
troduced at this level any
where in the southwest, ac-
cording to Center officials.
On Oct. 9 the children in
the school will start their
first 'gym-dandie day. On
these days, once a wee k,
there will be 90 m i n u t e
classes in the Center's gym
nasium. Classes will include
play games, tumbling and
simple calisthenicS.
Woody Cohen, the Center's
athletic director, will direct
the program in conjunction
with staff teachers.
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Comdr. Griffin.
Retired Officer

CHARLESTON. S. c., Dec. 4
tAP).-Comdr. Martin Griffin
10, who retired in 1945 after
30 years in the Navy, died at
the United States Naval Hos
pital yesterday.
Funeral services will be held
at Arlington Cemetery, Wash
ington. The date is not set.
During World War I Comdr
Griffin served aboard the US5
New York in the 9Th Naval
Squadron with the Group Fleet
Scapa Flow. He had duty in
Charleston, the Naval Station
at Floyd Bennett Field in
Brooklyn. N. Y, the Alameda,
Calf, Training Station and
the Clinton Naval Air Station
in Oklahoma, where he was
commander, during World
War II.
After his retirement in 1945,
he Joined the port Of New York
Authority Aviation Department
as government liaison repre-
sentative until 1858, when he
retired to make his home in
Charleston.
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world war until he assumed
the position Of Surgeon Gen.
eral 18 years later, Gen. Rey-
nolds served as Commanding
Officer and Chief of Surgery
of the Fort Sam Houston
(Tex) Hospital. Chief of Sur
gerry at the Department Hos
pital, Honolulu, second Com
manding Officer of the Medi-
cal Field Service School at
Carlisle. Pa, and Surgeon to
the Second Corps Area-noW
the First Army.
Gen. Reynolds tenure as
Surgeon General was marked
by broad-scale improvement in
the Army Medical Depart
ment's training and educational
facilities. Independent dental
veterinary nursing, statistical
and medical library divisions
were formed. and the depart
ment was increased by 200
medical and 100 dental Of
ficers.
Upon his retirement. Gen.
Reynolds became director of
tuberculosis control for the
Pennsylvania Health Depart
ment. In 1914, he became the
director of graduate training in
surgery at the American Col
lege of Surgeans. Chicago.
He was president of the AS
sociation of Military Surgeons
Of the United States and pres
ident of the 10th International
Congress Of Military Medicine
and Pharmacy which met here
in 1889.
He leaves his wife, Jane. OF
the home address. 1440 Rock
Greek Ford road NV; a son,
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Bronsby Williams, 81,
Dickens Actor

LONDON, Dec. 4 (AP).-
Bransby Williams, 81. who won
world fame for his stage i'm
presentations of Dickens char
acters, died yesterday.
Mr.. Williams. a Londoner,
first intended to become a mis-
sionary but after amateur ex-
perience turned to the profess
sional stage. BY 1897 he was
topping the bill with Dickensian
studies.
! At 70 he started new career
in television, playing Matthias
in THE Bells" This he followed
with television parts in detec-
tive plays and a series based on
his "reminiscences of more than
half a century in the theater.
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Gen. Charles Reynolds,
Hospital Leader, Dies

Maj. Gen. Charles Ransom
Reynolds, 81, organizer of WAL
ter Reed Hospital. Army Sur
geon General from 1885 to 1899
and veteran Of 80 years Army
medical service. including the
Philippine Insurrection, died
Saturday at Walter Reed after
a brief illness.
Gen. Reynolds In 1909 worked
with Maj. William C. Borden
in organizing Walter Reed and
on the institutions opening day
on May l Of that year, was
responsible for the transfer of
the first 10 patients to the new
hospital from the Washing
ton Barracks Hospital.
For the next five years, Gen.
Reynolds served as instructor
at the Army Medical School.
forerunner Of the present-day
Walter Reed Army Institute of
Research-and from 1919 to
1928 was executive officer to
the Army Surgeon General.
Gen. Reynolds received his
medical degree from the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania in 1899
the ninth graduate of that
school destined to become an
Army Surgeon General. His
military-medical career began
the next year and his first duty
was in the Philippine Insur-
rection. During this campaign,
ne served at Leyte and Cebu.
Gen. Reynolds later received
the Silver Star for his service
during the Moro campaign in
the Sulu Archipelago.
During World War I, Gen.
Reynolds went to Europe, first
as surgeon of the 77th Division
and later as surgeon general of
the Second Army there.
From the end of the First
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DEATHS
HIT Mrntnriart
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers

GORDON, BENJAMIN Z. In loving
memory Of o devoted husband and
father. BENJAMIN E. GORDON. who
passed away four years ago, De-
cember 4. 1857.
HIS WIFE, EMILY; HIS CHIL-
DREN. IRMA AND MERRITT.
GRANZOW, NANCY JANE. In sad and
loving memory Of our dear wife and
mother. NANCY JANE GRANZOW,
who passed away two years ago, De-
cember A.. 1859.
God gave US strength To bear it,
And courage to meet the blow.
But. oh. how much we miss you
The world will never know.
LOVING HUSBAND. RICHARD
GEANZOW. Jr., AND CHILDREN.
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In Mrntnriaitt

JENIFER. MARGARET s. In sad hut
loving remembrance OF our darling
mother and grandmother, MRS,
MARGARET S. JENIFER, who left
us tour years ago today. December
We miss YOU more and more each
day. You will live in our hearts
forever more.
DAUGHTER, MRS. GERTRUDE d.
WIGqINs; GRANDSON, ALOIs-
us H. ALLEN.
TENNYs0N.. HIRAM z. In loving
memory Of our beloved husband and
father. HIRAM z. TENNYsON, who
departed this life eight years aEo
today. December 4. 1858.
MARION AND JACK.
SMITH. ALTO W. In memory Of nav
dear husband ALTO W. SMITH,
VINO passed away ten years ago
TO-DAY, December 4. 1851.
Always present in my THOUGHTS,
Your love Is still my guide.
Although l cannot clasp your hand
l know you're BY my side.
Love, and remembered always.
ROSE
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Charles, jr.. of Scarsdale
N. Y; a daughter. Mrs. Hebe
Milburn of Walter Reed Hos
pital; two brothers, Brig. Gen
Royal Reynolds of 2800 Wood
ley road NV. and Robert Rey-
nolds of Elmira, N. Y, 6 grand
children and one great-grand-
child.
Services will be held in Wal
ter Reed Memorial Chapel at
las pm. tomorrow. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Garh nf Chunks

srsiGGs; ts! PANIEL. y. STIEI The, The family Of
1sf:s. : DAsEEs ssr sinssrs seRioos yihs
to relatives, friends and neighbors
for personal calls, cards, teleerams,
flowers and all the other expires.
sions OF sympathy,
THE FAMILY.
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BRooKs, MARY CLARE. On Saturday

December 9, 1861. MARY CLARE
BROOKS OF 34li Quebec st, NV,
beloved wife Of P. B. Brooks and
mother Of Mrs. Adele B. Densnlore
and John P Brooks. She also is sur
yived by four grandchildren. Friends
invited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. Services
on Wednesday. December at St.
AIMS Catholic Church. where
requiem mass will be offered at
10 Am. 1nterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. )
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Dratha

'gs gpsSsmssr ! issi. rkE4ERIschKsq shsq-f; i;
son Of the late Gertrude r and
Richard Collier, Friends may call
Robert A, Pumphrey, Rockville, Md,
between Z and o pm. on Monday,
December 4 services and interment
Tuesday, December b, at II: 80 am.
at Arlington National Cemetery.
DALEY. JOHN FRANCIS. OF 1904
Merrimack drive, Silver Spring, Md,
, Sn DsssmSsr cssrIs = MSt,or Sgl father s,vci Of
sprlns, ae Md and ID FranSis HSis V. v 5siisy SEsg
Of Westwood, Mass: grandfather OF
Mrs. Richard C. -Carrigan, Beverly
J; Molitor and Edward +. Daley.
vive. services and interment iS Forest est
vile. Conn. Services by Chambers,
Riyerdale. Nd.
DAY. JOHN C. On Friday. December
c, DAY beloved husband OF Nellie
vvIrslnia Day. father Of John T,
Warren, Alice Throne, Betty sciater,
He also is survived by forty
sssatsrapneehildrsn ss aps Friends ends. may
Nah Aet 1lH
ST. and Mass. ave ne, until
pm. Tuesday, December 5. Serv-
ices will be held at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, 9Th and A SITS. ne,
at > pm. Interment Washington
National Cemetery.
DIXON, ADA NJ. On Wednesday. No
yember ~, 1851. at her residence,
517 I'd ST. NV, ADA NJ. DIXON,
beloved mother Of Lula Dixon. She
also is survived by other relatives
ana friends. The late Mrs. Dixon
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
pm. Monday. December 4. where
services will be held on Tuesday,
December 5. at | pm. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park.
DONALDSON. CLARA ESTELLE. OF
1919 Hawthorne ST., Kentlsnd. Nd.
Thomas 7: Donaldson, mother 81 81
Mrs. Benton v. Hendricks, Marvin
stanton. william Sidney and Cliff
ton E. Fritter, sister OF Mrs. Virginia
Brooks. Mrs. Viola Minnick, Mrs.
Lucy MacLelland, Mrs. Daisy Craw-
ford, Lloyd Golden and Alvin Sirles.
Sixteen grandchildren and three
great-grandohildren also survive.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
5SOl Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd.
on Wednesday. December 8. at
pm. lntorment Arlington National
Cemetery. 5
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BROOKE. WILLIAM n. On saturday

December ;. 1851. al Fort Howard,
Nd. WILLIAM H BROOKE Of 2O4
North View terrace. Alexandria. Va.
the husband OF Christina K. Brooke.
= father, OF william K Brooke and
Miss Fanny Lee Brooke, brother OF
Miss Amelia H Brooke and Grand-
father OF Michael Brooke Friends
may call at the Demaine Memoria!
Chapel, $50 South Washington st.
Alexandria. Va. Services on TUESDAY,
December g. at 40 am. at ST.
Pauls Episcopal Church. Intermen:
National Memorial Park Cemeterv
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BRALL, DIANA KAREN. After a Tor

BkALL, DIANA MAXIM. After a lonE
1851. at siblsy Hospital, DIANA
KAREN BRALL OF s5i6 Leonard dr.,
Silver Spring, No. beloved daughter
Of DR.. Cleo A. Brazil and the late
Eleanor Westergren Brazil. She also
and cousins. Friends may call at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2Q0l 14th st. NV. (parkine facil-
itiesl. where services will be held
on Wednesday, December a. at >
Pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
tRrV
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RALPH 8. KING. Commander. 4

HOFFMAN. HANNAH c. On Sunday De.
cember 3. 1851. at her residence
MAN, beloved sister OF Jeremiah
Callaghan and aunt Of Clara Romero
Friends may call at the James T
RYAN Funeral Home. 81 Pennsyl.
vania ave. s.e,. after & pm. on Mon.
James T. Ryan Funeral Home or
Wednesday. December 6. at 9
am. Requiem mass at st. Peters
Church at a:30 am. Intermenl
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends ano
relatives invited )
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ADEIE bRIITI3S, PTeS.
ELoISE GRAHAM. Secy. 5
DUNNIGAN. ROSE MARY. On satur-
day December =, 1851. at the Dis
DUNN1GAN. the devoted wife OF
Harrison Dunnigan, ST., and be-
loved mother OF Harrison Dmnigan.
IT.: Mrs. Sarah Hawkins and Will
liam B. Dunnigan. She also leaves
devoted Rranddaughter. RoSsmarie
crown; ereat-grandson. Ronald
CHRISTOPHER Brown. and many other
relatives and friends. Friends NAV
call on Tuesday. December 3. after
pm. at her late residence, eOl5
ClaRett place ne. Funeral serv-
! pm. at the Israel Baptist Church,
b32 llth st. ne, the Rev Ray
mond r. Robinson officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander s. Pope
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HARRIS. JOHN. on Friday. Decem-

Elm St NV, brother of Norma
Thomas. nephew OF Mildred Cook.
uncle of Letticoe Lynch. devoted
friend of James L. Gay. He also is
host of friends. After s pm. Monday,
December 1, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday. December
,: at 10 am. 1nterment Harmony
Cemetery.
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Draths

LA FoLLETTE, A. s. on saturday.
i:F EETTFE q ia66ss s..ch s., 4 k.asSs, a
". Va husband Of the late. Mary
Marjorie Van Dien Of Silver sprins,
Md He also is survived by four
grandchildren and three sreat-
sranaShildren, Services viii be held
kenova, w. Va. Interment Wood
mere Cemetery. Huntington, W. Va.
LIE GRAND. LAWRENCE. On satur-
EYo oRSNp oRRSiNsppOef ef Sasl lfSl nsm0nt aAwRENcE " ne
lie Grand. Also surviving are two
sisters. four brothers, other rela-
funeral later. Advancement By Me-
Cure. Inc.
% esms%sr % T. 1891, n cH1RLEs Ar EEss'das' A. L6H Rs-
the beloved husband of Alice May
Luh and brother OF Mrs. Katherine
H. H; AltTTp' Inn,u Mrs Mrs Gsorge T. Wood
Nf va oV bsa bsa run.qs TsnsFtl homs lssm 4s rs
Georgia ave. NV, on Tuesday, De
cember 3, at l;30. pm. interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
LUH, CHARLES n. An emereent COM
n mTnication Tnans NS Of PetwoS,h
I'm LOuBC iNU' 4 4, r. a, n. M,
&; ::;; :; &: IS; t;; !:
SaXsrrs siIi FL RSH 2Si N: a:mps4s sSs'f;; Il:
JOHN B, REEcE. W. M.
c. C. HUTCHINSON. secy.
MALCOLM. lula MISSIONER. On
Erlaas. December l; 1851, At Prov,
%AfcoIMO iO' of 5sSS stsphenssn hKansaGRiHs piaes
and Mrs. Evelyn Finch stoner.
Friends may csli At the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st: and Mass. ave, ne.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
p.esR6sr ), FEB 1891 Fl sRE6 on nceSRRY. s5RfSE.
sr,; of 72 Rhode Island ave. ne,
nr.nT,. tSthsE ef 9.r.Gd Gdwin Mscgrry, Mrs
Spencer, Fred, IT,, and Thomas
Mccurry. He also is survived BY
other relatives and friends. After
4 pm Monday, December 4,
Nienas, tEienas may nay call at the Frazier
ave; NV: where services will be
held on Tuesday. December s. at
pm. Interment Mount Olivet
cemetery. CaSRet well not be opened
after services.
MeQUARY, HOLLISTER ALWEN. On
Saturday. December .. 1861. at his
home, 560l 18th st, NV. HOLLIS
TER ALWEN McQUARY, husband of
Ethel Cruson McQuary, father OF
Miss Flournoy McQuary and brother
OF Mrs. Pearl E. Trobert OF Lindsay,
Calf, Mr. Mcouary rests at the
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md. where service will be held on
Tuesday, December 5, at II am
parking facilities. Interment Rocl
Greek Cemetery.
METTENBURG. SYLVESTER. On Sat-
urban Hospital, sYLvEsIiiER NET nsP
TENBURG OF .47l6. Bradley, blvd.
Chevy Chase, Md. beloved brother
OF Mrs: Rosina Wehmeyer. Mrs
Annie Mueller. Edward. Aloysius,
Andrew and Joseph Mettenburg
Friends, are invited TO call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda
Nd. Recitation OF the rosary by the
Holy Name Society Monday. Decem.
Der !, at pm. Services Tuesday.
December 5, at St Jane Frances de
Chantal Catholic Church, 970l Old
Georgetown rd., Bethesda. Nd.
where requiem mass will be Offered
a. $50 am. Interment Houghton,
Iowa.
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\. CLARA. Officers an,

A$HA members OF CisSel- Saxon
%A Unit No. Al, American
~ AW Legion Auxiliary. are hereby
al * IA requested to attend fu-
ANA neral services for our late
aWN$ member, CLARA DONALD
4W SON. at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5SOl Cleveland ave. River
dale Nd, on Tuesday, December 3.
OIL al II m -
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December 1851. JOHN F.'qEcis F. PAIR.
BURN OF Lynchburg, Va, beloved
husband of Julia 8. Fairburn,
III. Friends may call at the s.. II,
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29O1 l4th
st. NV. tparkinR facilities) after
6 pm. Monday. December 4. Services
At the above funeral home on Tues
cay December 3, at IL am. Inter
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BOND. GENEVIEvE FARNELL.

GND sstIrosI. SENESIEnL D.eemb.T FASNEEa aa on ,1
dENEViEVE FARNELL BoND, be-,
loved wife OF Rollin Bond She
also Is survived by four nieces,
Mrs, Helen Eve Snelham of Ardsley
on-Hudson. N. Y; Mrs. Marion Nor
rison Of Cincinnati Ohio: Mrs. Jean
Reich Of Tryon, N. c.. and Mrs.
Edith Kirschner OF Pompano Beach.
Fla. Friends may call at the 8. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th
st. NV. where services will be
held on Tuesday. December ;. at A
private.
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! rich. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker and
Mrs. Thelms Owens. Three grand
children also survive. Friends are
. invited to cali at the Bethesda
= Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
!. where services will be held on
: Wednesday. December i. at ] pm.
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery. .
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FIELDING, EDWARD ALLEN. On
Sunday. December 3. 1851. at the
Washington Sanitarium. EDWARD
ALLEN FIELDING of 6506 High
land ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
beloved husband of Ethel n Field =
ing. father OF Mrs. Gloria Thorn
sen and Mrs. Jane Mcbride and son
OF JamSe William Fieldine. There
also are ten sisters, four brothers
and four grandchildren. Friends
may call al the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carol St NV. parking
opposite. where services will be
held on Wednesday. December Il,
at pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
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roRGUsoN. RUDOLPH

day; Desembsr s la6l. ~ ths
R6poLpa Rfjhs5 aeoEs'i rssSUsoN ssHsye EqSsps sS!p 81
loved husband OF Ida 8. ferguson,
father Of Bonnie l.. Panels r, Owen
R. and Deborah D. .Torsuson, and
brother OF Helen Melichar. Friends
may call at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
s.e. parking facilities), until e:I5
am. Tuesday. December 5. Funera
services al the Bethany Lutheran
Church. 5l15 Silver Hill I'd. Sc, ct
9:45 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 4
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LESTER l.. SHERRILL, Secy.
NGLEDUE. ARTHUR D. CsLID. On
sH31E sftHEdsE psss%ber 1ssf% 1Nr tSE 1SSh AZ r:
beloved father of John A. Ingledue.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope rd.
Sc. tparking facilities. on Tuesday,
December B. at 1890 am; thence
10 the Holy Comforter Catholic
Church, where mass will be offered
at IL am. for the repose OF his
soul. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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FRAZIER, CHARLES E. Suddenly. o,

FkALlEk, CHARLES Z. Suddenly, on
THURSDAY; November 30, 1861, !,
18th st. NV. devoted husband of
Mary P Frazier and brother of
Joseph r. Frazier. He also is sur
ylved by other relatives and friends
Funeral services Monday. December
4, at pm. at First Baptist
Church. eth st. and Dumbarton
ave. NV, the Rev. Fulton o. Brad
ley officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Services by
Frazier
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Dratha
HAYDEN, HARRYNJ. on NJ

eember & lSsi. at th. Tssidence Of
sIIysT sIy6r,S ,SDrlaE; Md;; H. AAREy y:
Eva May Garrison. brother Of Mrs.
Maude Fox OF Pasadena, Calf. Also
surviving Is one great-granddaughter
kathieen N. Northern OF Mclean
Hantsmann a Mr aaEdee Son rests SsD.ee.l 4. VI Homs
Ices and interment viii Be private,
on Wednesday. December q. at ii
am. lJacksonville. Fla, and Los
Angeles calit' papers please eopyJ
HENDERSON. ELIZABETH. on Sun.
day; December 3, 1881, ELIZABETH
sitM s. ;tMr APT; so4b devoted mother
Edward and Lewis Henderson; sister
Boone and Robert king. She also
leaves to mourn her passing -
srsnddehhiISrsn srsndehilSrsn 6tbs, spd eight great
many friends. Remains resting at
ths John 7, ,Rhines q Co; funeral
ton II. D. c. tample parking facil-
! pm; TUESDAY. December 5: Alter
remains will lie in state at Emanuel
Baptist Church. 24Og Anger nj.
S,fS 3 m until nj fur funeral time time a a ilg:5C
officiating. Interment Arlinst ton Ma
tional Cemetery. Funeral procession
VIII form and leave from i43l ives
ST. Sc. at ~ noon.
CAMILLE. On Sunday.
December 8, 1861, CAMILLE HIND
H. Becker and aunt Of Mrs. Waiises
N. Yater and Edmund L. Becker.
FRIENDS are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd, where services will be held
Tuesday. December 3. at 10 am,
lnterment Rock Creek Cemetery.
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GEORGE. JAMES NJ. sr, On Sunday

December j. 1861. JAMES NJ
GEORGE; ST.. of 1888 18th st.
nv beloved husband of Dora
George and father Of James M.
George, jr. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home. 1921 14th St NV.
on Wednesday, December 6. at $50
am. REQUIEM mass at the Church
OF the Nativity. at 10 am. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5
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BROWN. F. OVERS. On Saturday.
December =. 1861. F. OVERS
BROWN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard A, Brown and brother OF
70 Mrs: Macleta B Pair and EVELYN
by. other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the Jarvis Fu-
neral Home. 1882 You ST. NV,
after 4 pm. Tuesday. December 3,
where the rosary. will be reeited
at s pm. REQUIEM mass will be
., offered at st. GabrierS Catholic
/, Church. Grant circle. on Wednes-
sday. December 6. at 10 am Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. j
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grday, December g. 1861, sAM1EL
NARCISSENFELD. beloved husband
father. Of Harold and Donald Mar.
ciSSenfeld Of Silver Spring. Md. and
brother of Isaac Nsrcissenfeld OF
Miami, Fla. He also is survived by
fiye grandchildren. Services were
held AT the Jack Lewis Funeral
Home. 2l0O-2 Eutaw place, Balti-
, more, Mo, on Sunday. December
3, at / pm Interment Morgsn
Abraham CONGREGATION Cemetery,
In mourning at 1910 Dilston I'd,
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ELoYp. NANCY nARLENE ln.e H,Il

On Sunday. December 3. 1881. at
pitsl, NANCY DARLENE FLOYD e,Yi
tnee HalD, of 10000 Eastway dr..
Silver Spring; Md, wife of Robert
". Floyd and daughter Of Mr., and
rests At the warner E. PumphreS
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. MD. (parkinR facili-
ties'. where friends may visit after
p.rn: Monday Mass will be offered
%sdnesdayf ISs sse rsp6ss 1ee,ms.r 81 hes :9ul
an, at St. Michaers Catholic
Church. SOS Wayne ave, Silver
Spring, Nd Interment Gate Of
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BoFFMAN, HANNAH officer, an,

HUGHES. II. ANSON. Suddenly. on
Sunday, December ;, 1851. at the
Washington Sanitarium and Hos
pital: H. -ANSON HUGHES. husband
Of Ella Nav HUGHES. father of Mrs
Jean F. Carlton and Warren A.
Hughes, son of Mr.. Hosea Hughes
and brother of Mrs Mona c. Post
There also are three grandchildren
Mr.. HUGHES rests at the Warner E.
Pumphrev Funeral Home, S4:,4
Georsia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd,
where service will be held on Tues
day. December ), at a:30 am. tpark-
Ina fscilities). lnierment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.