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Mrs. E. T.Cox, IS,
Long q Resident,
u. D. G. Member

Mrs. Edward T. Cox, IS, a
longtime Washington area res
ident and a member of the
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, died yesterday at
Washington Sanitarium.
| A native of Monroe Hall, Va.
she came here with her hus-
band in 1917 from Colonial
Beach, Va. Mr.. Cox died in 1949
( The former Nellie Taylor
Mrs. Cox was a member of the
Robert E. Lee Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. the Order of the East
ern Star and the Woodside
Methodist Church.
| Mrs. Cox leaves six children
three by a previous marriage
Miss Beulah V. Rowley and
Mrs. Ellworth Cox. both of 9214
Montwood street, Silver Spring
the home address; Roger Row.
ley of 1907 Garland avenue
Takoma Park, Md; 1t. Col
Ralph v. Rowley, USA (Ret.) }
+ of 10000 Wildwood road, Ken
sington, Md; Mrs. George w
Fairfax of 3l00 Chestnut street
NV. and A. Melville Cox of
9608 Kensington parkway, Ken
Sington.
| She also leaves three BROTH
ers, Ogle and William Taylor
of Colonial Beach, and Henry
Taylor of 211 East Monroe
street, Alexandria; a sister, Mrs
Virgil M. Hobbs, of Colonial
Beach; II grandchildren and
% great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 am. Monday at the
Deal Funeral Home, 4812
Georgia avenue NV. Burial will
be at Colonial Beach.
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Court Blocks Rezoninq
To Expand Industry

Residents and an Episcopal
church in the District Heights
area have won a two-year fight
to halt industrial expansion in
their community.
Prince Georges Circuit Court
yesterday overruled a decision
by the county commissioners
rezoning AZ acres from rural
residential tR-R) to industrial
use.
Judge j. Dudley Digges, in a
five-page opinion. said the re-
zoning petitioners had failed
to show both that there had
been an error in the original
R-R zoning adopted in 1949,
and that there had been a
change of character in the
neighborhood to warrant more
industrial use.
The county commissioners on
october 81, 1859, approved
heavy-industrial G-2) zoning
for Addison-Walker. Inc, on
30.5 acres west of Addison
Chapel road at it's intersec-
ton with Walker Mill road.
A week later the county
heads said the Regal Construc-
ton Co. could light-industrial
Q-D on lis acres on the east
erly side of Rollins avenue be-
tween Brooke and Walker Mill
roads.
In granting the rezoning to
A d olson : Walker, Inc, the
commissioners noted the firm
had been operating a sand and
gravel business on the land for
l3 years, and was classified a
non-conforming use on R-R
property when coming was
adopted by the county in l949.
This allowed the firm to con-
tinue in business, but pro-
hibited expansion. Industrial
coming was needed for the
company's operating a new
concrete and asphalt plant, ac-
cording to testimony at the
rezoning hearing.
The Regal Construction Co.
property nearby was planned
for warehouses, and the storage
and service of heavy road
building equipment. This use
requires ii.
The rezoning was vigorously
fought at public hearings by
individuals, several civic groups,
and the Rev. David T. Gleason,
representing the veStry of Ad-
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Rail Corin Boston
Makes Smash Hit

BOSTON, Dec. Is (AP).-A
wayward freight car on a "a
car train crashed through a
two-foot-thick wall at the
South Station railroad terminal
and came to rest in the marble
floored main concourse early
today.
About 40 feet of the empty
car penetrated the wall. It
scattered bricks and cinder
blocks and knocked several
lockers into a snack bar across
the floor.
1t also crumpled a huge bill
board advertising a broadway
musical on which could be dis
tinguiShed the words: Smash
Hit.
About 10 persons were in the
concourse at the time but no
one was injured.
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Fuirfux City Council
To Consider Charter

The Fairfax City Council will
consider adopting a new city
charter at a public hearing at
8 pm. Wednesday.
City manager William M.
zollman, jr., said the charter
merely delineateS the city's
present powers. The town be-
came a city last June after the
county threatened to absorb
the town under an incorpora-
ton proposal.
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olson Episcopal parish. The
case was appealed through
Attorneys j. Willard Nails, jr.,
and William H. Mccullough,
and argued September 7, 1860.
Judge Digges noted that
Douglas M. Pratt, an engineer
for the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission, spoke for the
agency against the rezoning.
Mr.. Pratt said that while the
county needed industrial land,
a sufficient amount already
existed, three tracts being two
to five miles from the subject
properties.
Near Beitway Route
Harry A. Boswell, a planner
engaged by the rezoning petit
TONERS, said residents in the
District Heights area need
industry to support them and
provide employment. Witnesses
for the two firms also noted
the property was near the
planned Capital beltway.
Citing the rapid population
growth in Prince Georges,
Judge Digges noted Mr.. Bos-
wells argument could apply to
about every section of the
county.
ITO say that each of these
thickly populated areas in it
self must have an industrial
area to support it is not borne
out by the facts" Judge Digges
wrote.
Highway construction, he
added, cannot support a con-
clusion that it's construction
constitutes a change in the
community which justifies a
rezoning or supports the con-
tention that there was an origi-
nal error made"
/ Referring to the fact that the
sand and gravel excavations
operated for l3 years, Judge
Digges said that ito argue
that whenever there is a non-
conforming use there should be
a rezoning to permit such use
would destroy any overall at
tempt to restrict certain types
Of uses in various areas, and
would require the zoning au-
thorities to permit and possibly
extend what was deemed to be
inadvisable."
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AdventureCity
Wins zoninq

zoning for proposed $2.5
million Adventure City amuse-
ment area on 40.7 acres near
Hall was granted yesterday by
the Prince Georges County
Commissioners.
The project will be divided
into sections featuring Mother
Goose, prehistoric, Western and
outer space, according to Earl
C. Hargrove, developer of Ad-
venture City.
He also plans to reproduce
the Luray Caverns under
ground. and stock them with
prehistoric animals. A wooded
area at one end of the tract
will be preserved for a picnic
area. Mr.. Hargrove said.
The parcel lies in the north
east quadrant of the intersec-
tion of the northbound lane
of US. Route 301 and Route
214 Central avenue). Pre-
viously classified rural-resi-
dental, the land was rezoneo
heavy-c commercial and given
a special exception permit by
the commissioners.
Mr.. Hargrove, who is trim
ming the Christmas tree al
the Ellipse and specializes in
decorations for floats and pag-
eants, said Adventure City will
have 10 acres for parking. He
hopes to obtain another 4C
acres adjoining his property.
The rezoning was opposed by
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
The agency termed the case
spot coming. and predicted il
would be followed by requests
for similar type zoning along
Route 30l and Central avenue
/ Any expansion of commercial
zoning should be between re-
located Central avenue and ole
Central avenue where a sub.
stantial amount of busines.
already exists, planners said
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William M. MuItbie

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. 16
(AP) William Mills Maltbie,
81, retired chief justice of Con-
necticut, died yesterday. He
served as Chief Justice of Con-
necticut for nearly 20 years
the longest term in the states
history. He was born in CRANKY,
Conn.
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a post he held until reporting
to New York in 1855 as Sur
geon of the First Army.
He retired in 1858.
He leaves his wife, the iormer
1t. Col. Louise M. Fitzgerald,
ANC, chief nurse in the Euro
pean Command, of Clearwater
Fla, and his sister. Katherine
PrentiSs.
Graveside services. with mil
itary honors, will be at IL am
Monday at Arlington National
Cemetery.
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BLACKWELL. MAUDE l.. Sacred to
the memory Of our devoted mother,
MAUDE L. BLACKWELL. who passed
away eighteen years ago today. De-
cember 10, l943.
Time takes away the edge OF grief,
But memory turns back every leaf;
sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What a beautiful memory she left
HER cHiLpREN. PAUL, ROSETTA
AND JULIA.
BROOKS, SAMUEL J; In loving mem
J. BROOKS, who departed this life
December Is. 1860.
Dearest Brother, you have left us
And our loss is hard to bear;
God alone knows the tears we've
shed.
At f0 the e end ue of tn this Is one ssru year. '0u
DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHER.
DIXON, MAUD L; In loving remem-
ter. MAUD L. DIXON, who was
called to rest five years ago to-
sQSi S0TT TAETfs I hocErLE3iF ErL =; SISTER.
CLIFFORD. WILLIAM G. In memory
Of our husband and father, Will:
LIAM C. CLIFFORD, who passed
away twelve years ago, December
10. 1879.
Always remembered.
FAMILY.
JACKSON, ESTELLE LANE. In Low.
EHNE nE JHcksN q my ywho sister depasd t
life suddenly eight years ago today
December 10, 1858.
There is no other memory,
None so sweet and true
AS the loving, memory in my heart
DEVofEb J92f I Stils srsTFR s1ld of ySs yESNrsr,Nv
LANE RoBINsoN. ' I've
LOWE. CLAYTON S. In loving men,
CLAYTON S. LOWE. who passed
away sixteen years ago today. De-
cember 10, 1945.
The sun will rise. the sun will set,
The night will follow the day,
But come fneo,y what may we'll never
The day YOU went away.
THE FAMILY.
MCCONNELL. ELIZABETH. In loving
memory of our mother and grand
mother, ELIZABETH MCCONNELL
today. December i6. 1859
Loving and, kind in all her ways
Upright and Just to the END of her
Sincere and kind in heart and
MIND,
What beautiful memory she leaves
DAUGHTER. REGINA, AND GRAND
CHILDREN, g E o R GE ANp
PIXTON, HARRY A. In loving mem.
ory OF our dear father. HARRY A.
PIXTON. who left us nine lonR
years ago today December 10, 1859
Our lives are lonely here without
you,
And many trials along the way;
| But some day we will be with you
And there forever with you stay
Gone, but not forgotten.
THE CHILDREN.
TESSARI, MARY. In memory of a
kind and loving friend. MARY TES-
SARI. who departed from us two
years ago this day, December 10
The shock we received that day
We still remember well;
1t made us weep and cry,
But. oh the saddest part Of all
You never said good-by.
Your gentle face and patient smile,
with sadness We recall;
You had a kindly word for each.
And died beloved by ALL
God saw the road was getting rough,
And the hills too hard to climb
So He closed your weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine. 81
A DEVOTED FRIEND. JEAN GIF-
FORD.
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Louis Sorin

NEW YORK, Dec. Is (AP)
- Louis Sorin, St, veteran
character actor whose 40-yeal
career covered the Broadway
stage, movies, radio and tele-
vision, died Thursday. He was
seen most recently in the tele-
vision dramatization Of "The
Power and the Glory"
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Daniel B. Clark

POMONA. Calf, Dec. 16
CAP). - Daniel Bryan Clark,
award winning cameraman
and onetime director of photo
graphy at Goth Century-Fox
died of a stroke Thursday
night at a hospital in nearby
Montclair. He was II. The
studio said he was instrumental
in winning a dozen Academy
awards for photography for
Goth Century and Mr.. Clark
himself won two Oscars for
technical achievements.
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Cripple Greek, on which he
frequently lectured
He leaves his wife, Daisy
Barrett Breakey, of the home
address. one sister, Mrs. Henry
H. Munroe of Los Angeles, and
a Step-mother, two half broth
erS and four half-sisters.
Services will be at IL am
Monday at Fort Myer chapel
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Anurtltnna

an anSeiSs DEaf fOr the hfTs sts sbNEY MI e
BEEKMAN. beloved husband and
father of Estelle Beekman and Stacy
Alynn. OH Sunday, December II,
1861. at II am. at King David
Relatives and friends are invited.
1O.l5.16l7
DOBO, OLGA l. There will be an
unveiling of a plaque in loving
memory Of OLGA l, DoBo at King
David Memorial Garden. Falls
Church. Va, on Sunday, December
friends invited. II"
PRAWDE. AARON. There will be an
unveiling of plaque in loving
memory OF AARON PRAWDE at
King David Cemetery. Falls Church.
Va. on Sunday, December II, 1861,
at | pm. 1915
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Comdr. William Homer Car
roll, USCG (Reto. 81, an active
Mason and veteran of two
world wars, died Wednesday al
Walter Reed Hospital after un.
dergoing surgery for a brair
tumor.
Born in Baltimore, he Joined
the Coast Guard in 1918, work
ing his way through the ranks
and finally becoming a COM
missioned officer.
Comdr. Carroll. who lived at
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N1rmnrfal Srruirr

GEoRGoPOULOs. PETER S. Me-
morial service will be held for our
beloved son, PETER s. GEORGO-
POULos, on Sunday, December n,
1861. at II am, at SITS. Constan-
tine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Church, AIS 18th ST. NV, Wash
ington, D. c. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
1900 Georgia Ave NV. RA. 3-741i
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Garh nf Thanka

HUGHES Ss Is;, TAoMAs TH0MNs uITnFs The family a 0i
st. NV. wishes to express their
appreciation for the many cards
letters, calls and flowers sent by
friends OF his family and neighbor-
WIFE AND CHILDREN
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DAVID GOLDBERG. Master.
DAVID C. BUCHALTER. Secy.

'AN ~ oSShAL En- oeCS' Z
MATTHEWS, CLARENCE. Suddenly. on
CLARENCE MATTHEW'S Of s57 Far
rasut st. NV. departed this life
He leaves to mourn the, following
relatives, his devoted wife. Willie
Of New Orleans. La; another brother,
Thomas r. Matthews of Washing ton,
D. C.; also a devoted siSter-in- law,
Mrs Ruth. Matthews. of .Washingt ton,
and friends. Notice of funeral later
Remains of the late Mr. Matthews
rest at the Brown g. Davidson Fu-
neral Home. $685. Eads st. ne. II
MONTGOMERY. CELEsTINE. On
wednesday, December l5; 1851 a.
MONTGOMERY She leaves her her
sisters. Myrtle Twyman and Mamie
Howard; four brothers. Charles Wat
SON.. son; Nathan, Leroy and William
Kinston. and host Of other rela-
tives and friends From 3 to IL
pm. Sunday, December II, friends
may call at the Henry s.. Wash.
5s0e pea0e svs sons unfFa TnneTs HEms Services 4SS
on Monday December is, at i pm,
at the Salem Baptist Church. 9fi
N st. NV. the Rev. Herbert N
Travis officiating. Interment Har-
December Is: 1851. at the tsurs
sanitarium, Laurel, Md. EMMA L
MURDOCH. wife of the late vii.
liam P. Murdoch. mother Of vii.
liam D; Murdock and grandmother
may cali at the Lee FSaeral Home
4th st. and Mass. ave. me- where
services will be held on Monday
December 1S. at l pm. Intermen
Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
RIDER, WALTER JOSEPH. On Thurs
day. December IA, 1861. at tn,
George Washinston University Hos
pital WATER J; RIDER, beloved
Of Allen, Fred and Robert Rider
Mrs. Emma Lawson, Mrs. Marths
Sanders and Mrs. Mary Sanders
He, also is survived by six grand
6s fSdT6p Ve Funefa EFends Homs %ay cs 4 at ws th
consip ave; NV. REQUIEM mas
Victory Church. 1895 MacArthu
53lyd. NV on Monday: Decemhe
yoseph,s Church Cemetery, Emmifs
burg, Md. II
ROBERTSON, TREADWELL J. o.
Thursday, December IA, 1861. a
his residence in Baltimore. Md.
TREADWELL j. ROBERTSON, thl
son of Silver Spring, Md, and Levi
H. Robertson of Washington, D. C
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Homo, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held OF
Monday. December Is. at 80
am. Interment Glenwood Cemetery
II
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BREAKEY. DIR. HERBERT A. On

WEDNESDAY, December To, IH6I
DIR HERBERT A. BREAKEY OF
1880 North Pershing dr., Arlington,
Va. beloved husband of Daisy M.
of Mrs Henry H. Munroe OF Los
Angeles, Calf. He also is survived
by his stepmother, two half BROTH
ers and four half sisters. Friends
NAV call at the S H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l I4th ST. NV
tparking facilities. Services at Fort
Myer Chapel on Monday, December
is. at IL am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers, contributions may be made
to Shriners Hospital for Crippled
Children, care of Almas Temple,
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BUNDY. ANNA REBEcCA. On Tues.

:. day. December II. 1861. ANNA RE-
BECCA BUNDY of 2l17 N ST. NV.
daughter of the late Annie N and
Daniel Dyson, sister OF Walter
Dyson siSter-in-law of Pearl E.
Dyson and sister OF Sophronia Dyson
She also is survived by two neph-
ews. Walter w. Dyson and Lindberg
N. Bell; niece. HELENE L. Dyson.
and other relatives and a host of
friends After II noon Sunday,
December Il, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel l432
You ST. NV. where funeral services
will be held on Monday. December
Is. at II am. the Rev. Harold
Roberts officiating. Interment Ha--
mony Memorial Park. Family NAV
be contacted at 2i3N N 81 NV. L
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CARROLL, CoMDR. WILLIAM HOMER,

-. On WeuNnSuFy, DeCemoeT 10,
1861: at Walter Reed Hospital,
ROLL, Sr.. of 1904 Woodbury. drive,
NJ Carroll, William Homer Carroll,
1r., and Mrs. Brearley E. Wilson,
brother of Miss Lucy Hope Carroll.
Mrs. Marian Tarbert and Miss
Elizabeth Carroll Friends may call
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
240l l4th ST. NV (parking IA
cilities). Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Monday. December is,
at | pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. The family requests
that expressions of sympathy may be
made in the form of a contribution
to the Muscular DyStrophy Society.
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lratha

BARBERo. VINCENT. On Friday, De
cember Is. 1861, VINCENT BAR
BERO, the beloved husband OF Clio
wanna Barbero ana Iather of Mrs.
Pauline Errigo and Mrs. Victoria
Davis, brother of Antonio Barbero
and Giovanna Neri, four brothers
and two sisters in Italy. Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
Home, 1872 Georgia ave. NV, on
Requiem mass at Holy Rosary
Church at am. Interment Mount
OliVet Cemetery II
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LANGsToN, JOHN o. On Thursday

JUHN o. On Thursday
December IA, 1861. at his residence
Q; LANGSTON, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Lois W. LangSton. father OF
William D. Langston and son OF
Mrs. Corrie Langston OF Greenville
S. C: He also is survived bv siA
four sisters and two brothers, ali
of Greenville. s. c. Friends mas
call at Hysone,,s Funeral Home. 1900
st. NV. after pm. Saturday
December l6, where services will bt
$50 pm. Interment Greenvil4
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kEARNS, GEORGE FRANCIS. On
Thursday, December IL. 1861
a. Arlington Hospital, GEORGE
Wakefield ST, Arlington. Va, be-
E. Kearns. brother of Jayne Marie
and Patricia Lane KearnS and Mrs
Joyce Ann Heavener; grandson OF
Mrs. Henry F. Simms of Spotsyl-
yania County, Va Funeral from the
Pearson Funeral Home, 472 North
Washington St. Falls Church. Va,
on Sunday, December II, at pm.
lnterment Flint Hill Cemetery, Oak
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CASH. sODONIA On Thursday. Dc

CASH. SODONIA. On Thursday. De-
cember IA. 1861, sODoNIA Cash
Of 1925 9th st, NV, wife Of Joseph
daughter, Mrs. Dolores O'Briant:
one son, Walter Cash: two sisters
Mrs. Mary Pettiford and Mrs. Irene
E. Henry; other relatives and
JOHN sn1T + RSipes ms'4 CO. 5efSn funeral Home 1me
30l5 10Th st. ne Notice of fu-
neral later.
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COATES. ISABELLE,

COATES. ISABELLE. On Thursday
December IA. 1861. ISABELLE
COATES of 1906 18th st. ne,
aunt of Mrs. Maggie Holiday and
Rreat-niece of Mrs. Roberta Batey
and Mrs. Bernice H. Smith. She
also is survived by other relatives
Friends may call at the Malvan &
Schey. Inc. Funeral Home. New
Jersey ave. and R st. NV. on
Sunday, December II. after IL
noon. Funeral services will be
held at the Trinity Methodist
Church. 62T Park rd. NV. on
Monday. December Is. at 10 am
Interment Harmony Memorial Park
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KINCAID. CAPT. EARLE HILL, UsN

tRetiredI. Suddenly, on Wednes-
day. December II. 1861. at the
thesda, Md, CAPT. EARLE HILL
KINCAID, USN (retiredI. Of Po-
tomac, Md. husband of Virginia NJ.
kincaid and father OF Mrs. Ralph
HuSchke OF Rolling Hill. Calf. Two
grandchildren. ten brothers and
sisters also survive. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pa.
ave; NV. courtesy parking OPP
poSltel: Services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday. De-
cemoer is; at pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery, with
full military honors. II
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LENINE, SAMUEL. An emerRent COM
g. E.! e.: !! : 8
% munication of Benjamin
a IN F.. A. A. M. has been
w pm, at the c. D. Goldberg
" Funeral Home. 42l7 9th
ST. NV. for the purpose of con-
Quoting Masonic funeral services
for our late brother. P. M. SAMUEL
LEVINE;
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cox, NELLIE A. On Friday. December

CUA, MILE a. On Friday, December
l5,- 1861, NELLIE A. cox ;nee
TAYLOR beloved wife Of the late
Edward T. Cox, mother OF Beulah ",
Roger F. and Ralph V. Rowley
Mrs Ellsworth c. and A. Melville
Cox. Mrs. G. W. Fairfax, the late
John G. and M CLYDE Rowley, step
mother of Leslie r and Preston M
Cox and the. late Ellsworth c. Cox,
sister of Ogle. Henry and William
Taylor and Mrs. Virgil NJ Hobbs
Twelve grandchildren and - great
grandchildren also survive. Funeral
from the Walter w. Dsal Funeral
NMGme; Mnneav 4S1 6ecembrT SgGrgla ave NV .3n an
am Interment Taylor Cemetery.
Colonial Beach, Va Expressions of
sympathy NAV be made to YOUR
favorite charity II
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HoYLE. CARTER G. On Friday, De-
Per pitaf CARTER e HoYsE Il sS'es ot aES5 AGs
Allison St, Mount Rainier, Md,
beloved husband OF Pauline Hoyle,
father Of Carter M. Hoyle of Hy-
attsville. Nd: and Mrs. Mary Louise
Hinson OF Phoenix. Ariz. He also
is survived by four grandchildren
and a sister, Mrs. Frances Hoyle
Johns Of Montgomery, Ala Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290l l4th st. NV.
above funeral home on Sunday, De-
cember II. at s pm. Interment
Montgomery. Ala. II
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JAMES. ISAAC. ON wednesday, De.
cember IL, 1851, at Freedmen
HOSPITAL ISAAC JAMES. husband
Of Rebecca James and father OF
Mary j. Robinson and Nettie F
Johnson. Also surviving are four
grandchildren. seven great-grand-
relatives and many friends After
4 pm. Saturday, December 10
friends are invited to call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920 9th
st. NV. Funeral services at the
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, ivy
mans Mill, Madison County. Va, al
, pm. Sunday. December II. In
terment church cemetery. II
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HAYNES. MARTINA r. On Thur

Il. HAYNES Of 7724 Annapolis I'd.
Lanham, Md, beloved wife of the
late William Robert Haynes and
sister of Mrs. Hugo Tollmer ano
Mrs. Clement Beall Services al
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti.
more ave. Hyattsville. Md, on
Monday, December rs, at IL am
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Friends may call after 4 pm. Satur-
day. December l6. II
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BoLpEN. JOHN c. On Friday, De.

cemoer 10. 1851, JOHN c. bOLDEN
of 127 Riggs place NV. beloved
surviving are five sisters, three
brothers, other relatives and many
friends Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE, Inc. is
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SMITH, JAMES Z. On Wednesday
SMITH OF 3l6 Sheppard st. NV.
devoted brother of Miss Susie Payne
are other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John T
RhineS g. Co. Funeral Home, 30I5
18th st. ne. (ample parking facili-
tleS). where friends may call from
Z to ~ pm. Saturday. December
l6. Funeral services on Sunday
December II. at pm, at the
Dupont Park EpheSus Seventh-Day
Adventist Church, 1885 MaSSachu-
sets ave. Sc, Elder Walter M.
Starke officiating Interment Ma
tional Harmony Memorial Cemetery.
II
Evening star., 1961-12-16
DAVIS. HATTIE. On Thursday. De

cember NJ Il, 1861, at her mq' Igsy Tesidence p
32l L st. ne. HATTIE DAVIS. de-
voted wife of Elder Jerry Davis and
beloved mother of Sallie M. Harri-
son Also surviving are six grand
children. Mrs. Sylvia E. Robinson,
Mrs. Dolores H. Anderson. Julian.
Jr. Cynthia. Donna and Jerry Har-
rison; four sisters. Mrs Matilda
Harrison. Mrs. Martha johnson. Mrs.
Maria Jones and Mrs. Willie john
son: three Observation-Disclosures, other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
a. Co. Funeral Home. 3O15 18th
st. ne. Notice of funeral later