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DALE, MATTE A. The family Of tht
late MATTE A. DALE wishes t
express their thanks and sincere
ps: sSS ,.v.s to ths sor tFsr %nsssTs sT5
expressions Of sympathy. flowers
cards, telegrams, cars and otheI
tokens Of sympathy extended dur
ing our recent bereavement.
HAMPTON, MYRTIS. We wish Il
thank our many friends for theii
kind expressions of sympathy durinl
our recent bereavement. We shal
be eternally grateful to them all
SeA ne late ANH MINNIE F. M MINoR soRHy wish 8
to express our heartfelt thanks fol
showers Of cards. teleRrams. flora
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tng our recent bereavement; A
gregatiOn , St the VsEmSnt V AvsnE; s9,.;
6hSscS. 6hS Saiyary PTotestant Epis.
church, Zion Baptist Church. st.
Johns Baptist Church. Arlinstop
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ssrs' 'a Templs SSEds cSureh i'''Se q God ON Il
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Thssptsr; No. g. Q; Z, 81 Warren Warren
AsF SdFeA A,iifla.Sn Hi Harvey q ~ y spliUeF PEtais
Huixil!sfy, NJ. sSpss. we; Veterans 'ts q
World war i; Department Comdr
Hon. Charles B. Jenning and execu-
3. C.; james Reese Europe Post
No. 5. American Legion, D., C.;
Department Comdr. Hon. Joseph q.
sWeeda and staff, American Le-
gion. ?; C.; 1, 1AI,xilisry Of Jam. James :
Council, James Reese Europe Post,
No. 5, American Legion, D. c.: Past
Presidents' Farley. James Reese Eu-
rope Post, No; 3. American Legion
cf W.: Joint Memorial a. Association. n.
Veterans Of All Wars, Chris Florist,
Sl4 P st: nv; ., G: General Hos;
and employees, Department Of Mo-
tor Vehicles, Washington. D. c.:
Registration Section Of Department
Of Motor Vehicles, the fellows Of
White Wing Unit 10. Department
inent and Insurance Mail Assembly.
Fiscal Claim Division, Health .Bene-
fits Unit: Ark Social Club, .Alexan-
rdria, Va. Ladies First Aid Union
r-cS SSuFshs: aSs, IntsrcsnS%natSns ,si
employees Of q. 8. A. s. Engineeripg
agency. WelfSre COMMITTEES and the
N. A. H. Laundry.
the late JuANITx NEALE wishes
TO express their most sincere thanks
Tor the many expressions OF SYM
pathy, contributions and other acts
Of kindness rendered during their
THE FAMILY.
OLIPHANT. SYLVIA. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloan Oliphant, parents Of the late
MISS SYLVIA oLIPHANT. who de-
riissSs 1851 sH Wish 70 q thanR usirs Fl q thsiT h
relatives and friends who sent In
spring cards. letters, telegrams,
flowers, any form Of sympathy. and
most Of all, their prayers during
their recent hour Of bereavement.
RACH, EUGUNE. The family Of the
late EUGUNE RACH wishes to ex-
press our great appreciation to the
ST. Eiizabeth's Hospital, johnson
and jenkins Funeral Home, and our
many friends for the kindness they
showed during the illness and deatn
6 our husband and father.
MRS. ELLA RACH AND DAUGH-
: TER, OLIVIA H. BROWN.
ROBERTSON, LUCILLE T. Mr.. James
r. Waddill wishes to express his
heartfelt thanks to everyone for
their expressions of kindness and
sympathy during the passing Of his
mother on Monday. July 10, 1851,
In Danville, Va.
beth Sanders and sister, Mrs. Ann
Vance, wish to express their deepest
thanks to their many friends who
expressed their sympathy In many
ways on the death Of their mother,
The late MRS. GERTRUDE TOPPIN,
on Thursday. July 8. 1861.
TURNER, FRANCENA. The family Of
8he late FRANCENA TURNER wishes
TO extend their most sincere thanks
for the many expressions OF SYM
pethy, contributions and other acts
Of kindness rendered during the
recent bereavement.
THE TURNER FAMILY. rs
WALKER, LOUISE; II, The family Of
to express; their sincere apprecis-
sent cards, telegramS and flowers
TO those VINO donated their cars
and to those. who Offered financial.
physical and spiritual assistance.
LULA JOHNSON.