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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-16
BA Y
FISHING
copt. Gene Hunt
GAIL o.

Call him rock rockfish, striped bass, Siper old
line Sides it makes no difference He is without doubt
king of the Chesapeake No other species in waters
sought after by both commercial and sports fisher
Whereas most of the other food fish caught in the
Bay foreigners who migrate in and out of our waters
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-16
TenPin Trail
by Paul o. Mohn

Ken Shearer rolled GIG. So what? This was bis
first in three years of bowling during which time he had
u sets of over $50 and three 597s.
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Warren L. Heap,
Tux ConsuItunf
And Accountant

Warren L. Heap. II. tax
consultant and certified public
accountant. died suddenly
Wednesday Of pulmonary pneu-
monia. II ..@-.
Born In Olney. H., Mr.. Heap
came to Washington as q child.
and was graduated from: the
National Law School in 1927.
He was a former tax con-
sultant with the Internal Rev.
enue Service. and later estab-
lished his own consultant and
public accounting service. He
was active in his business at
the time of his death.
He was a member Of the
Congressional Country Club in
Potomac. Md.
Mr.. Heap leaves his wife,
Georgia Heap, Of 4001 Virgilia
street, Chevy Chase, Md: Q
son, Allen w. Heap Of Silver
Spring: two grandchildren and
eight Observation-Disclosures.
Funeral services will be at
II am. tomorrow ct the Hy-
song Funeral Home, Thirteenth
and N street NV, with burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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BoIivor Pogun, 81;
Once Served Here

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Feb.
10 tAP) Bolivar Pagan. 81,
formerly Puerto Ricani COM
missioner in Washington, died
at his San Juan home yester-
day. ~v.r t1-.
Mr.. Pagan, who held the sec
ond highest island government
post in Washington, 1940-1944.
was operated on for cancer II
months ago. He briefly re-
sumed his law practice but be-
came Ill last week end.
A former Senate leader, Mr..
Pagan wrote q two-volume his
tory in Spanish of the Puerto
Rican political parties.
He leaves his wife. They had
no children.
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Mrs. DovidHorris, &c, Active
In Local Jewish Charities

Mrs. David Harris, 66, active
in several Jewish charitable
groups, died Wednesday at her
home, 620 Sheridan street,
Hyattsville, Nd, Of a heart dis
order.
The former Miss Beatrice
Rebecca Rosenbloom, she was
born in London and was the
daughter of the late Morris
and Anna Rosenbloom. She
came to this country in 1912
and lived in Brooklyn for many
years.
In 1917 she married David
Harris, who retired about 10
months ago as a proofreader
with the Government Printing
Office here. The family had
lived in the Washington area
for % years.
Mrs. Harris was a member
of the sisterhood Of the AdaS
Israel Synagogue and the
Hadassah. At one time she
had been active in the affairs
of the Hebrew Home for the
Aged, the Jewish Consumptive
Relief Society and had knitted
for the Red Cross.
She leaves her husband.
David, of the home address and
"a daughter. Mrs. Evelyn r,
Sencer, Of 1906 Duke drive,
Silver Spring. Mrs. Harris also
leaYes three brothers, Samuel
and Harry Of New York, and
David Of Brooklyn. a sister.
Mrs. Sadie Fisher, also of
Brooklyn, and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were to be
held Vbday at the Danzansky
Funeral Home. Burial was to
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Mrs. John D. Tyler,
Loudoun Resident

LEESBURG. Va. Feb. 10
(AP).-Mrs. John Duval Tyler,
q resident Of Loudoun County
for so lears, died yesterday in
q Richmond nursing home.
The former Harriet Holla-
day. she was born in San Fran
cisco and came to Loudoun
County after her marriage to
Mr.. Tyler, q Lynchburg native.
He died in 1908.
She was q member Of the
Leesburg Garden Club and st.
James Episcopal Church in
LeeSburg.
Survivors include q daughter,
Mrs. Ellis Mills Of Leesburg; Q
son. Duval 1oitaday Tyler Of
Aide; five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Graveside services and burial
viii be In Spring Hill Gene
terry. Lynchhurg, at ! pm. Sat
urday. - a0f-: s,,,'
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be in King David Memorial
Garden. A memorial week will
be observed at the Duke drive
address.
The family requests that ex-
preston Of sympathy be in the
form. of contributions to the
Heart Fund.
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William r. Hopkins

CLEVELAND, Feb. 10 (AP).
William r. Hopkins, 81, city
manager Of Cleveland during
one Of the city's most construc-
tive periods in history, died
Wednesday. Mr.. Hopkins. who
served as city manager from
1924 to 1880. was born in Johns
town, Pa. -.
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MiIIordE. TydingsDies
ColofuIP Political Figure

Millard e. Tydings. the Mary
land Democrat who never ran
from . fight with leaders Of
either party, died in his sleep
last night ct his 55o-acre estate.
Darlington, near Hayre de
Grace. :.
Funeral. services for the. TO
year-old veteran Of "a years in
the Senate will be held Sunday.
Mr.. Tydings died Of pneumonia.
He crossed swords with Pres
idents Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Harry Truman. and stood
up against the Communist
hunting tactics Of the late
Senator Joseph Mccarthy at .
time when few others chal-
lenged him.
It was Q joust, as head Of q
special Senate Foreign Rela-
tions subcommittee in 1850,
that may have cost Mr.. Tydings
the Senate seat he had held
since 1926. That group inves-
tigated the Mccarthy charges
that there were 81 Communists
working in the State Depart
ment.
Attacked cCarthy
In q memorable two-hour at
tack on the Senate floor that
July, Mr.. TydingS declared
there was not "an ounce Of
truth" In the Mccarthy charges.
One day later Senator Jen-
ner. Republican Of Indiana, set
the mood Of that years cleo
ton campaign by calling Mr..
Tydings' report a "scandalous
and brazen whitewash."
As the campaign began
against John M. Butler. Sena-
tor Mccarthy actively engaged
in the. prediction oratory.
Mr.. Tydings countered by offer
ing first 5000 and then
$25, 900 for proof the State De-
partment had the 81 card
carrying Communists alleged by
Senator Mccarthy.
During the campaign Q tab
loid newspaper was circulated
carrying q composite picture
purporting to show Mr.. Tydings
with former Communist Chief
Earl Browder. -
This later was exposed as Q
hoax and Jon M. Jonkel, man
ager Of the Butler campaign.
took full responsibility for its
publication.
Butler Was Seated
But MIR. Butler went on to
win the election, causing Mr..
Tydings to call for q Senate
Elections Committee investiga-
ton. A subcommittee report
called the election q "back-
street fight" but chose to seat
Mr.. Butler.
That ended the longest con-
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/ tinuous term served by any
Maryland Senator. A fighter
to the last, MIR. Tydings sought
vindication at the polls IN 1856
He won a primary contest, but
was forced to retire from the
main event because Of an at
tack Of shingles.
His determination to he an
independent thinker at any cost
caused Mr.. Tydings to be sim
gled out by President Roosevelt
for purging in 1888. This re-
suited from the Marylander's
refusal to go along with the
Presidents Supreme Court
packing scheme.
Mr.. Tydings survived the acid
test and vaulted into the ma
tional spotlight. In 1910 he was
Maryland's favorite son candi-
date for President, polling 91a
votes on the first ballot.
At the time Of his defeat he
was q power in the Senate
chairman Of the Senate Armed
Forces Committee. and a rank
ing member Of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee and
the Joint Committee on Atomic
Energy.
Early in 1946. the tall. thin
sandy-haired Senator called
handling Of the atomic bomb
feeble. fumbling and ineffec-
tual." and urged President Tru-
man to call a world disarma-
ment conference.
| Aided Philippines
He sponsored much legisla-
ton, the best remembered being
the act that established Philip.
pine independence and the
Miller -Tydings Act under which
the States were first able tc
enact fair trade laws regulating
the price Of standard articles
An arch foe Of iSolationism
in any form, he also was ar
advocate Of more closely knit
armed services unification.
Mr.. Tydings broke into poll
tics in the Maryland House oi
Delegates in 1915, interruptine
this career to enlist in the Army
for the Mexican border trouble
This was the beginning Of 9
distinguished military career.
He rose to lieutenant colone
at the age Of 2e while fighting
with q machinegun in France
winning the Distinguished
Service Medal and Distin'
guiShed Service Gross.
After the war he resumed
his place in the Maryland Leg
islature and in 1923 went Il
Congress as representative
from the I'd district. He hat
campaigned for revising tn
Volstead Act to permit bee
and light wines.
He became known as
States right" man, opposing
moves that would extend Fed
eral powers.
Mr.. TydingS was born Il
Havre de Grace April 8, 1890
]; the son Of Millard F. TydingI
water transportation superin
tendent at the Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds.
Mr.. Tydings attended Mary
land Agricultural College. nov
the University of Maryland
graduating in mechanical en-
gineering in 1910. Later h
returned to the University O
Maryland Law School, com
pleting a three-year course Il
/ two years.
Survivors include the widow
the former Eleanor Davie
Cheseborough: q son, Josepl
D. Tydings, Q member of tn
Maryland House Of Delegates
a daughter, Mrs. F. Warrington
Gillet, jr.. Of Owings Mills. Md.
two sisters. Mrs. Naomi Picket
Of Havre de Grace. and Mrs
John Eager Of Washington
and five grandchildren.
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DFatha

BRa14H
COLLINS. WILLIAM OSCAR. On
TTHsssmSaTd. TTsm Td.scSs ciSsu.Ss .cso1insss sss5i Il yssaO $50
.nd Sdseai g ss'sc calm; his .d ssIoEsath sth.E o
10 Neys There also are three
51aSfGdSs e ss Y &. ssSs: S:s 9s:s ess:s
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. REQUIEM
SsSs S.sSo. Yin csarss ss s'r:a s4Oo g vi 1naa
ii, at IL Am. Intsrment Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery. ~ p,
CULPEPER, KDwARD W. On ThuES-
CUiPEPER Of li6 10th st. ne.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange.
ments By Jarvis.
CUMNINGHAM. ENNIS EUGENE, on on
HuoESNsEiS SsiSteSi cUNNiNoRAAG. aiSA so; son s q ths
late BENJAMIN Prank and ElmtrS
Mills Cgnninsham; brother q Mrs..
Eun:.a FGisnSi aoS. RSS csn sf4 West sAs Nan vtT s
held On saturday. February II, at
IL an.
CUsAro. LEONARDO. OF ssS H st.
ne on February o. 1861, friend
Sers: ransrsi Home, si7 Iit5 &.
On ins:::d:s ns:: & i. tS:SIaaoEIy aoIy ka:.ss IL y
9:30 am. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery. SRI
DAY. Q. LovELL On Tuesday. Feb.
81 HSovELLi ifSs pax z aorHsTlS S:aHs' Of a; f.:
vie. Jesssmins Hewitt Day; . son.
pr. orlo I Day Of SCHENECTADY,
Bay q ssa nd Resis 'issiiiE ssii:. 4 Mr NsS: sU.
neral and intsrment on saturday.
February Ia At 10 am, I'm Venice,
AFf 10
DEToRIE. NICHOLAS J. suddenly,
HrlInEton Hospital. NICHOLAS J.
DEToRIK Of 2721 South June st.,
Arlington, Va. beloved husband Of
Caroline v. Detorie. father Of Fran.
s: :.cl. IiScsSs: SrCsSs: !, aPS PS.SE Ss05p' D
toife. He also i survived BY twelve
grandchildren. Friends may call
ct the Robert j. Murphy Funeral
nonea ooE4 C0lumpla pike, Afnngs
ton. Va. Barking in rear). where
there viii be Q recitation Of the
rosary at 8 Pm. Friday, February
10. Requiem mass wiz be offered
81 b.. Rita's Church, Alexandria,
Va. at 9:15 am. Saturday, Feb
[uary II. Interment Cedar Hill
DETORIE. NICHOLAS J. Members Of
AnM Edward pouglas white
SSA Of Columbus, are requested
W i s! HSf; j; 3 a:$:
Friday E.Sassay; ESSTssn; y. iTCs' 1884. q to DS Is.
ScHoLAs e III AsS'1' 81 DEfoRIEs'' III s'' 0'O'ner'
WALLACE A, BRUpER,
cHAR1.xs r. pSRApSis1E,n SRAfS s1En'sns'
Financial Secretary. 10
DETORIK, NICHOLAS J. Members Of
SNNY Porto Caravan, No. iO4.
d ;||| s.; ];
er5 10. iSsf. to S reeits lie rosary rosary
s 5oF DsFokff. III Isss Sir Noble NICHOLAS
ROBERT J. MURPHY,
Grand Commander.
Grand Scribe
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nf Uhankn

AkhRIs. ELswoRTH h. Your hind
expressions Of Sympathy is grste.
fully aeknovledssd and deeply apprs-
TN HARRIS. PIERcE AND PAR
= KER FAMILIES. IL
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DEATHS
AnnOunesnents A Of
Services by ChaSnbers
HIT Mri1tnrtaitt

CARROLL, EVA M. In loving mem
ory Of our dear. wife and mother,
EVA M. CARROLL who passed
away seven years ago today, Febru-
ary 10. 1854.
Every day, Nom, In some small way,
Memories OF you come our way.
Time and years roll swiftly by.
But memories Of you. Nom. vill
never die.
DAD AND CHILDREN.
DURITY, JAMES. In loving memory
Of our dear son and brother, JAMES
DURITY. who passed away seSen
years ago today. February 10, 1884.
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
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gssfssSiu lss,. 20 cHHSSRRSE1Es cHHSSRRSE1s
Turley. brother Of Mamie Norris
Russell. friend Of the Rev. Ernest
Gibbs. Other relatives and friends
also survive, After 8 pm. Friday,
February 10. friends may call at
the v, Ernest Jarvis Funeral Home,
win be held on Saturday. February
J II. at 2 pm. Interment WoodlaWn
!, Cemetery.
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PHILIP sHEcKEts.
Grand Scribe

DRIscoLL. FLORENCE C, tnes Bar
SsssssIi 9n PnossSes owsssSSpesssdaS' FssTSss8 SS1sH F.
J. DTiSeolL mother Of Florence c.
Walton. Margaret oerhaFt. Loretto
J.. Driscoil and the late Anna II.
Kiatta. Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattinsly Funeral Home.
Thnrsdsy, February Q. until satur.
day. February IL. ct o:30 am.
Requiem mass at st.. Dominica 8
Church ct 10 Am. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 10
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KgRNgTEIN. IOSEpW =

Tsbruarg 10, 1851 1851. JoeEPH His' BERNs.'
STEIN Of 3O40 Rodman st. nv,
beloved husband Of Bertha Socks
Bernstein and devoted father OF
Alvin o. Bernstein and Dr.. Jerome
Edgar Bernstein. He also Is sur
B. Nathanson. Mrs. Sophie Cohen
and Mrs. Theresa Levine Of Chicago,
H., and two grandchildren, Funeral
services ct the Bernard Danzansky
q Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th
ct IL noon. Interment AdaS Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week, 304O
Hodman st. NV. IL
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'HENyAAIES, GEORGE J., yr. Sud
1882 ogoaGGHE GGHE'.9S'Y s. bzaySE, aEyfSSESfaE, ~: 4:
of 1928 Swami ct. NV. son Of the
Late George and Susie BENJAMIN.
ne leaves Q devoted sister, Mrs.
Bertha c, Johnson: devoted aunt,
RELATIVES ana friends. Alter 1 u n.m
Sunday. February IL, friends may
! call ct the Frazier Funeral Home.
: $50 Rhode Island ave. NV. High
) mass win be said for the Tepose Of
I ary T Is. At s.. AurustinS's HnSIs catholic SIc
: Church. l716 18th st. NV. Inter-
= ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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BERNHEnaER. LOUIS J. On wednes-
say; EsSTgsIy 8, 1851, LOUIS J.
NV, beloved husband Of Elizabeth
q. Bernheimer. father Of Mrs. Doro-
! thy B. Guerry and grandfather Of
Richard Louis and Elizabeth Ann
/ Guerry. Services and interment In
SohpStcxn. Pa; tAtlsntie City.
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.BARKRR. MARTHA. On Monday,
EsSEua;y g. q; 1901, MGsTHx SAE:
.otS.s relatives q also u1SiSSe saTViss TTr TSlenS:
smay can at the MAlvan d Schey,
lne- Funeral Home. New Jersey
) ave. and r et. NV, today, after 5
: Pm. where funeral services viii be
PM interment Harmony Me-
, mortal Park. = -
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yEWETT. MAMIE GRAHAM HUME.
On Thursday. February .. 1861. at
SEs his r'itSSiNRsii SSNsiir SShS aSAA.M' st. HnNE HS
JEWETT, widow Of the late Gen.
q Mrs. ~ fhOmSs W Sn0 cooSs SssSssI 81 'Isf. AZ.
lington., Va; Mrs. Lynn 9. Hornor
Of Ciarksburg. W. Va; Mrs. James
Howard Hume Of WaShinSton. b. C.;
John Z: y. Hume Of schenectady.
any Beach. Del. She also is sur
viyed by ten nieceS and nephewS.
Friends may call at Hysong'S Pu.
neral Home, 1900 N st. nv.
Funeral services will be held at the
Ascension and St. Agnes Church,
18th st. and Massachusetts, ave. NV.
on Monday, February 10. ct 2 pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
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JACKSON. ELIZABETH. On

JACkSON. ELlZABEIH. on Monday,
FeeTnsry, 9. 1851: ELIZABETH
wife Of oeorGe jackson, mother Of
Alease, Elizabeth and Emma jack
SON, sister Of Rosa jackson. Carolyn
Chtnn. Sarah jackson. Charles,
ascrSs asc%rsS1sS ,Hs assnFy ,,.G Gwtnlliap naHF James;
surviving are other relatives and
friends. After 5 pm. Friday, Feb
ruary 10, friends may call at the
Rollins Funeral Home. 1889 Hunt
place ne where services viii be
pm. Interment Ltncon Memorial
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HENSON. SARAH A. on Wednesday,
soN q oiaytoS. fSS.' Md sdHas dsvotsd {; AeE Vie
Of Lemuel Henson. Also surviving
are four daughters, two sons. other
relatives and friends After 5 pm.
cs q fthe eHISasS oSnsCn snRin. ssRSs nay pay
neral Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. nv. /.
a 2:30 pm. from the OK orove
Baptist Church. Charles County,
Nd. 1nterment church cemetery.
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THE EvENING STAR

:, Wdshineton, D. G.
Fridey. Fsbrvsy 10, 1861
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REV FATHER JOSEPH A, CON-
oEoRdE N4S L LEE Spiritual sT..,dcns Directed 70
WOODWARD, CLAUDE n. On wednes-
day. February 8. 1861. CLAUDE Il.
WOODWARD Of 451l Willard. ave-.
Chevy Chase; Nd: beloved father
Of Mildred c: Shoemaker. He also
Is survived By one granddeNghter
Friends are invited to cali at the
Home q Robert A. Pun PuSmnphrey.n nis BE. :.
thesda. Nd. where services will be
h:d On pm s'tqTdsz insei.ns ns0rSsSy Eock III d:
family REQUESTS les ti that q contriSSs,cns STS ens
be made to the Kiwanis Foundation
for Crippled Children. MayfloWeF
Hotel washington. D. G. 10
WOODWARD. MISS UNIs. on wsdnss-
Ward Home Of Convalescents, Alex
WSFn' SWnSEi6' SnSsbtsI ys MISS 9, yMIs ". WOOD;
ana Snasta se wSodHssd. % sSs 'atS Frisnda sneS
Funeral Home, 1900 west Braddock
rd;. Alexandria, Va. from 1 pm.
I'll ,n.9,, 3 pm; ,v,r1 Friday, FsbruSry 10.
sStuidsy. February y IL. % at a'if fo:So 90
am, at the above funeral home.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Tasry b. 1851. ANNIE fdSsi WRIdhTr Of Of
Il SS Tho%sa Ssa %rsbn Rdsf nw s,hsI Ssl'yed y, VIZ:
Montague. Dorothy Anderson and
Bernice and Esther Wright; sister
OF Sallie Brown. Emma Proctor.
Louise Norman and Matthew Nor
grandchildren. one great- child.
other relatives and many friends
After Q p.m.. Sunday, February IL,
friends are invited to cali at the
st. NV. Funeral from the zion
Grove Baptist Church, Vilsboro.
Caroline County, Va, At D nj
Monday. February Is. Interment
cnurch cemetery. ~
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sos PembroOf U place. H Palmer PARK. X
Of Helena NJ. Faircloth, father oi
. Mrs. James NJ. SanshuFy, Mrs.
D. Ralph W. Ripperger. Mrs. a.. J.
Augustine and Mrs. George w, Nc.
Intosh; brother of Mrs. Marsie
Vive, Services al ChamberJ Fu-
neral Home. 1901 Cleveland ave,
Riverdale. Nd. on Saturday. Feb
ruary IL, at 2:3O pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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"EEaS F.5ra.ry 1t!faS \ 1881 1LrSRp SR Tu'Vshy
LIS Of 1898 Faraday place ne.
beloved husband Of Lucinda T.
Willis and father Of Michael A
Willis. Also surviving are q sister.
miss Bessie q: Willis; brother.
Waitsr !. Willis. and other rela:
pm. Friday. February 10, friends
are invited TO call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th St. NV,
where the rosary will be recited
at g pm. REQUIEM mass viii Sc
February ii. at St. Luke's CSthoiie
Church, 49th and East Capitol stS.
1nterment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
10
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4 RED L. members OF the
Holy Name Society Of st.
Luke's Catholic Church
will meet on Friday. Feb.
ruary 10. 1851, at 8 pm,
at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV,
to recite prayers for the
ITHER JOSEPH A, CON-
). g. j.. Spiritual Director.
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MvErhY. WIaa!:...I MAJ , ELIzABETM;. on
Prey4ldsaes Hospitsi.' NAE Eta.
William j. Murphy and mother 81
Mrs. Marie Lerch. She also Is sur
Dix and Mrs. Lucy Kreft, ana three
HUNT Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd,
on Saturday. February II, at S:zS
Am, Mass at st. Peters Church.
ment church cemetery. Rosary on
Friday, February 10. at 8 pm. 10
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JOHNSON, HARRISON r, On
"wednesday. February 8. 196i. at his
Rp R;a'nSs fS HSRtsoF zlsS s5E'land f. yoEssoS oEi s
devoted husband Of Marie Johnson
and father Of Barbara and Joyce
johnson. He also leaves TO mourn
his passing six sisters and one
ArranSements By the John T. RhineS
d Co. Funeral Home, 30I6 18th
st. me-. Washington II. D. c.
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i Ess.ysS7 sS.ss1S .sdsS 1881 IIg ~isR;ssss SRsssN
chase, Nd. beloved husband Of Mrs.
Qeorgia Davis Heap and father Of
Allen Warren Heap; grandfather Of
Calf, and Allen warren Heap,
jr.. Of Silver Spring, Nd. Friends
may call at HysonG's Funeral Home,
1900 N St. NV, after 9 pm.
Thursday, February 8, where sery.
ruary IL, at II am, Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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BoaLDEH; a.1 t.Sso.aSR SDoIoREs E On w %lsssss:ss

day, Iebrnary 8. 1881, DOLORES
Takoms Park, Nd, SeloveG wife 81
FRANK ?. Boiden. Also S SurSiv,ne e
are two granddsughteTs. Adrienne
and Phyllis Bolden; q daughter jim
law. Frances W. Bolden; one niece,
relatives and many friends. After
4 pm. Friday. February 10, friends
are invited to call at the Mcguire
Funeral Home. 1920 eth st. NV,
where services viii be held ct Isl
Am. Saturday, February IL. In
Eamtly may be contacted ct 36O0
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JENNINGS. SUSIE v. On Thursday,
February 8, 1861. SUSIE v. JEN-
NIN0S Of 933 Westminster ct. NV,
Surviving are her relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By MCGUIRE. Inc. IL
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StSM1N rSsfz 1851 a X. tSSsfeissGsa Piss1is. e:S sS:
eral Hospital. EVA. NEWMAN Of
liz LIZ I,,I 4th St; ne; ne. sdsvotsd devoted wife Of
Dudley and Mr.. Leroy Hart. she
also leaves to mourn her passing
Two sisters. Mrs. Ada Redo and
Mrs. Alice Hart: one brother.
eMb,d,iirv MT Irving Misissd I've srand:
relatives and many friends. Re-
g. Co. Funeral Home. 3015 18th
st. ne, .(ample parking facilities),
asTs si'nfs PsbTusrs aay ea after pansIa SR
services on SUNDAY, February II. al
Church, Rison, Nd. the Rev. Julian
GraySon officiating. Interment
PARKE, MARY NJ. On Wednesday.
PsnSNy PsHsS1Fy 1871; sScd. NARY NARY \. ~
ne. beloved wife ot the late John
she; also i Is 81 Survived v ~ i've ' arand. S
children and one great-erandchild.
Friends may call et Nalley's Funeral
Home. 300 Rhode Island ave. at
viii Be held saturday, February II,
at pm. Relatives and friends In
vited. Entombment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
POLYCHRoNIADIS. LAZAROs s, On
zARo5s 3. PoLYcHRoNiHIp5is Do Of
London, Baltimore and Washington,
beloved husband Of Hilda r. Poly
chroniadis. father Of Eugenia L.
Polychroniadis and Olga Blandford-
Lewis Of London, Peter L. Poly
chroniadis Of Vancouver. British
Columbia. and DorotheA Carter OF
Cleveland, Ohio; brother Of Eugenia
Viadou. and Maria Polychroniadis
Of Athens. Greece, and beloved
cousin Of Clio !. Schor and Eugenia
9. Andris of Washington. D. C.
Friends may call at oawler'S Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy park
ins oppositel, where services will
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

SI,iSR ESSsgsIs 3, BOD 1891; xIso1 FAEIS.E AIsS! y
bTysnt, Mrs. Ruth Harris and wiz
liam Graham. Also surviving are
other relattves and many friends.
After. p.m.. Sunday, February II,
friends are invited to call q The
S. 'u nW. Funsrai Fsi from iSms The Odg dreaseT ysT
New Hope Baptist Church, SlS Sth
si sry Is. 1nssFnshs WooddIisSshh Gene csms-
tery. ~
Evening star., 1961-02-10

DAY, February 4. 1861. HENRIEETTiA
MURpHY of 5720 sth st. NV, de-
voted wife Of Sylvan Murphy.
ply, Eyyonne ellis, Henrietta john
son. Willie and Edward w. MUIR
ply. She also is survived By three
sisters. one brother. ten grandchil-
oren,. two daughters-in-laV, two
host Of friends. After 5 pm. Fri-
day. February 10, friends are In
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You St. NV, Funeral services
will be held OF the 81. Paul A, u.
z. Church. 14th and Emerson sts.
NV, on Saturday. February II, al
pm. Intefment Lincoln Ne.
mortal Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1961-02-10

HENDERSON. WILLIAM A. On Fri
day. EsS5SanTy EsSnSyo, TO- : lssI: WILLLAM
oi Mazie 3, Henderson and father
Of Julia Z. O'Neal and William
Grover Henderson. He also 10 sur.
vived By seven grandchildren, two
sisters and three brothers. Notice
Of funeral later. Mattingly Funeral
Service.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

SHNMsEsRY ShN EssESYarY husband 3 nYsa Il ,va I.IM
berry and iatSsrr Of Mrs S Mildred E
ETienSs may eail a the s1 Lee Funeral Funeral
Home. 4th OF. and Mass. ave. ne,
after AZ noon Saturday, February
Monday. February 10, ct 1880 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. II