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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-19
College To Have
Surplus Property
Sale September 80

Longwood College will hold
an auction sale of surplus prop
erty on September 80.
W. W. Dickerson. auctioneer
for the sale. announced TODAY
ne will donate his fee toward the
development of the Farmville
Memorial Recreation Associa-
tons park in Longwood Hills.
The exact time and place of
the sale has not been announced
although it is understood that
the sale will not conflict with
the first home football game at
Hampden Sydney that after
noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-19


roOst. The thief quietly grabs the birds.
its wing and. without a peep from his
victim, drops it in his bag. So quietly,
in fact. the hen on the next perch doesn't
even know danger is abroad. Only &C.
casi0nally does the sneak make the mis-
take of lingering some doughty. baleful-
eyed, old rooster. When he does-for-
give the expression hell breaks loose
Anybody who has ever stolen a chicken
will know what I mean
& Today. after 30 years. the Fabians
are in every oop we have and their
pr0gress-inch by inch-has been phe-
n0menal. They are in our political par
ties. they serve as justices of our courts
as voices from our pulpitS, they are in
our congress. in our executive branch.
in our educational media. in our schools,
and in our newspapers. In recent days.
they have begun the muzzling and take
over" of our armed forces historically
the critical phase before the establish
ment Of absolute dictatorship
Destroy BY Stealth
They are everywhere. really, and our
lavs-those passed by congress. as those
created by the courts reflect their con-
wctions. One by one. our liberties are
being dropped into their bag.
Again, these men are not necessarily
card-carrying Communists. Neither are
they. by my definition, card-carrying
Americans. Rather they anas tunnel
visioned people who mean to- destroy
thpnanuk afAoIfh kho e.,ckovo of ~ro,,o,,,,
ment SO el0Quently. 50 forcefully. 50 ef-
Evening star., 1961-10-20
Mrs. Herbert, 90,
Former New York
Clubwomun

Mrs. Sarah Kennerly Her
bert, SO, died Wednesday in
Athens at the home of her
granddaughter. Mrs. L. A..
Campbell, whose husband is
first secretary Of the American
embassy in Greece.
Born in Mobile. Mrs. Herbert
moved to Cincinnati after her
marriage TO Edward Herbert.
They later moved to New York,
where Mrs. Herbert was an
active clubwoman and a cand-
idate for register on the fusion
ticket with Fiorello LaGuardia.
During World War II, she was
cO-ordlnator of Women's VOL
unteer Services in New York.
After the death of her hus-
band, Mrs. Herbert went to
live with her granddaughter.
Mrs. Campbell. then in Bonn.
Germany. She also lived with
the Camphells in Vienna and
Athens and in Washington be-
tween overseas posts.
Mrs. Herbert leaves another
daughter. Mrs. Mary K. Holmes
Of 1927 Eighteenth street NV;
three grandchildren, and II
great grandchildren.
Burial will be in the cemetery
Of the American Embassy In
Athens.
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Dr.. Neil McHuoh
66, Dentist Here

DR.. Neil J. McHugh. SIS 9
practicing dentist in Washing
ton for IS years. died after q
stroke Yesterday at the Wash
ington Hospital Center. His
home was as $40 Sheridan
street, Hyattsville, Md.
DR.. McHugh was born ir
Scranton. Pa. He served in the
Army Air Corps during World
War l and was a member OF
the American Legion. He was
graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity.
He had an office at 1907
North Capitol street until 1850
when he moved to the Medical
Science Building. 1929 Vermont
avenue NV. He retired in 1860.
DR. McHugh served as pres
ident of the Washington Bridge
League for two years and was
a member Of its executive COM
mittee at the time Of his death.
He leaves a sister. Mrs. Jean
Connolly. 6723 Northwest drive,
Hyattsville. and two brothers.
Frank McHugh Of New York
and Joseph McHugh of Wash
ington. His wife. Mrs. Marie
Hofstetter McHueh died in
1857.
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R. M. DeShuzo,
IS, Lawyer and
Businessman

Robert Mason DeShazo, sr.,
IS, a lawyer and businessman
here for many years. died
yesterday at his home, 1852
Macomb street NV, after a
heart attack.
A native of Virginia and a
graduate of William and Mary
College in Williamsburg, Mr.
DeShazo received a law degree
at the Washington and Lee
School of Law.
Until 1924 he was in practice
at Greenville, S. c., and then
moved here to open a real
estate brokerage firm in the
Bond Building.
For the last 10 years Mr..
DeShazo has been associated
with his son, Robert M, jr.. at
the International Business S
Services, 1926 Twentieth street
NV.
Besides his son. he leaves his
wife, Bernice S.. Of the home
address; a brother, w. Payne.
and a sister, Miss Frances C.
DeShazo, both of West Point,
Va. He also leaves two nephews.
Services vii be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, Fourteenth and Irving
streets NV.
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Lewis Smith, 73, Founded
Building Supply Firm

Lewis c. Smith. 70, a Wash
ington area businessman for
more than so years, died We'd
nesday after collapsing at the
Washington Golf and Country
Club. He lived at 1923 North
Thirty-fifth street, Arlington.
! Mr.. Smith was born and
raised in Bradford. Mass. He
first came to this area in 1910
to accept a job with the Gov
eminent. but soon left the post
to go into private business. He
entered the building supply
field and formed his own cor
poration. L. c. Smith. Inc,
which he managed until his
death.
Mr.. Smith was active in civic
affairs. serving as president of
the Arlington Rotary Club and
Of the Virginia Building AsSo-
citation in past years. He was
a Mason and a member of the
Congregational Church.
He leaves his wife. Aida. of
the home address: two daugh-
ters by a previous marriage,
Mrs. John R. Almquist, Sab
Thirty first street NV, and
Mrs. Thomas T. Taimi. 10700
Burbank drive. Potomac. Md;
three sisters. Miss Edna Smith
and Miss Olive Smith, both of
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Nicholas Gregory,
Correspondent in
Capital Since IS

Nicholas P. Gregory. 81, vet
ersn Washington correspond
ent. died last night at George
Washington University Hospi-
tai.
Born in Mytelene, on the
Greek Island Of Lesbos. Mr..
Gregory was brought to the
United States when he was 10
years old and grew up in
Brooklyn. He started his news
paper career while attending
New York University. working
in the financial news depart
ment of the New York Herald
Tribune. In 1885 he was as
signed to the Washington bu-
reau of the same newspaper.
Mr.. Gregory transferred to
the Washington bureau of the
Philadelphia Inquirer in 1914
and was a member of that bu-
reau when he died.
He served one term as finan-
cial secretary of the National
Press Club and was a member
Of Sigma Delta Chi. journals
tic fraternity. and the Univer-
sity Club.
He leaves his wife. Gerry
and a son. Peter. a senior at
St. Johns Preparatory School.
who live at 1908 Lynnhurst
place. Chevy Chase, and a
brother. John, of Los Angeles.
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Mrs. lie Mon,
Latin Teacher

Mrs. Harrison H. LIE Mon. a
Latin teacher at Dunbar High
School for 80 years. died Tues
day at her home. 35l6 South
Dakota avenue NE. after a
long illness.
Mrs. LIE Mon. the former Anita
Foreman. was graduated from
Dunbar High School and How
ard University and earned a
masters degree at Columbia
University.
In 1922 Mrs. lie Mon taught
Latin at Garnet-Patterson Jun
ior High School. The following
year she became Latin instruc-
tor for Dunbar High School.
and taught there until she re-
tired in August. 1860
Mrs. LIE Mon was an active
member OF Calvary Episcopal
Church and the College Alum
nae Club. She served on the
board of advisers for volunteers
at District General Hospital
and was a member of Delta
Sigma Theta.
, She had Travelled extensively
in Europe and the Caribbean.
Mrs. LIE Mon leaves her hus-
band Of the home address.
Services will be at il am
tomorrow at Calvary Episcopal
Church. $50 Sixth street NE.
Burial will be at Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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1rathB

TAYLOR. HESTER N. On wedn.sdsy
TAYLOR Of 4534 Benion rd- silver
sprins. Nd, beloved wife of th'
late Russell Taylor, mother Of Mrs
Vera E. Anser and grandmother oi
anger, Frienos may call At tbs
tyson Wheeler Funeral Home, 1891
East MONTGOMERY ave. tR6ckvills
pike. Rockville, Nd. Friday, Octo.
ber 20, from g TO 10. pm. where
services will be held SATURDAY octo-
washington Cemetery. 90
THOMAS. AGNES. Suddenly, on Fri.
qiiHo qiiHoM39s 9s'0S;F 3; ASS iss1 isfh St AoSEs nv
Notie. Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Jarvis.
VAIL. CATHERINE KANE. On Fri;
day, October 90. 1851. CATHERINE
wife Of the late MI Henry wahi
and sister Of Mrs. Rose Shaw oi
washington. ?; G Snd Mr.. Phillir
may cali Al the Lee Funeral Home.
4th ST. ana Mass ave. ne until
sac am. Saturday, October 81
REQUIEM mass viii be Offered 81
the HOLY Name Catholic Church
n{trm.nt n .T9 Noun, i1i oiy,, c.a.'sr9
WILLIAMS. ROGER. on TUESDAY
October T. 1851 ROGER VII e
IIAMS NJ I3S Duddington place
Sc beloved husband OF Mary vi.
liAmS He also ts survived by
his mother. Mr. Odessa Williams
and other reiarivsS ana friends
Remains resting ~ the John T
Rhine' 4 Co Funeral Home. Sol )
l2th 81 ne. ample parking facili.
tisSi whore friends may call after
pm Friday. October -. Fu.
neral services on SATURDAY., October
81 at pm at the Temple
Church Of God IN Christ l43S
PARK I'd nv Bishop Samuel Ksl-
sey, pastor. Elder James r Greer
Officiating Intsrmcnt National
HARMONY CPmeIPTv
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Hugh CornweII,
D. {. Policeman
For 80 Years

/ Hugh F. Cornwell, Sc. a
member of the District police
department for over 30 years
died Tuesday at his home in st
Petersburg, Fla. after a heart
attack.
Born in Loudoun County,
Va. Mr.. Cornwell came to
Washington in 1915 and joined
the police force. He served in
the Army during World War l
returning to the police depart
ment after the war.
During most Of his 33 years
of police duty Mr.. Cornwell
was assigned to the eighth pre-
icinct. He retired on disability
in 194l, moving to st. Peters,
burg.
Besides his wife. Annie May,
of st. Petersburg. he leaves a
son. H. Frank of 1920 Alton
place NV. and three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Agnes Barnes of 4125
Warner street. Kensington; Mrs.
Virginia Reed of 1928 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, and Mrs. Bev-
erly Ridgely of 46l3 Sleaford
road, Bethesda.
He also leaves two brothers,
Milton, Of Orlando, Fla. and
Turner, of Hamilton. Va; two
sisters, Mrs. Clara George of
Purcellville. Va. and Mrs. Ella
Crumb Of Silver Spring, and
seven grandchildren.
Graveside services will be at
II am. Monday in Arlington
Cemetery.
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}. Bond Smith, II, Dies;
Democratic Leader

J. Bond Smith. a veteran
Montgomery County Democratic
Party leader and a former gen.
eral counsel of the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. died to-
day in Suburban Hospital,
Bethesda.
Mr.. Smith, who was II, un-
derwent brain surgery at the
hospital yesterday.
His home was at 1901 Piney
Branch road, Takoma Park.
Mr.. Smith. VINO became
known as Mr.. PARK and Plan
ming" before his retirement
from the commission in early
1858. was widely known in the
county for his legal work for
many years. He also was chair
man Of the county's Democratic
State Central Committee, taking
over when E. Brooke Lee. its
leader for "a years. stepped
aside in September. 1947.
Joined Commission in 81
Mr.. Smith was the planning
commissions first general
counsel. He started with the
agency at its inception in 1927
on a part-time basis. but the
job soon expanded into a full
time effort that lasted for 30
years, except for an 18-month
break.
That was during the admin
istration of former Gov. Nice.
a Republican. When Gov.
O'Connor was elected, Mr..
Smith was re-appointed to the
commission post.
He soon became known as
one OF the strongest adver-
saries in the courtroom. pub
lie forum and the halls Of An
nspolis. More than once,
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Sergio Osmenu, ,
Ex-President
Of Philippines

MANILA, Oct. 20 IAPI.-A
mass was celebrated today at
Manila's Malate Church for
Sergio Osmena. 80. former
President of the Philippine
Commonwealth, who died yes
terday.
The body was to be taken
later TODAY TO the presidential
Malacanang Palace. where it
will lie in state. The body will
be flown to Cebu, Mr.. Osmena's S
home. Sunday for services and
returned to Manila Tuesday.
A state funeral is scheduled
next Thursday in Manila. fol-
lowed by burial in Manila s
North Cemetery. Former Pres
identS Manuel L. QueZon.
Manuel Roxas and Ramon
Msesaysay also are buried
there.
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DR.. N. F. Lent, TB Specialist,
Once With D. 6. Health Unit

Dr.. Malcolm F. Lent. 30. a
tuberculosis specialist and a
former staff member Of the
District Health Department,
died yesterday at Doctors Hos
pital after a stroke.
An area resident since 1898,
DR.. Lent served as a member
Of the staff OF the tuberculosis
Bureau OF the District Health
Department from 1910 to 1912.
Born in Peekskill, N. Y. he
was graduated from the Colum-
bia University School OF Medi-
cine in 1908. He was head Of
the Stonywold Sanitarium in
Lake Kushaqua, N. Y. for sew
eral years and also served as
director Of the division Of tu-
berculosiS OF the New York
State Health Department and
as consultant physician to the
New York State Veterans Bu-
reau.
For a number Of years DR..
Lent was in private practice at
Saranac Lake. N. Y. where he
was also clinical instructor at
the Trudeau School OF Tu-
berculosis.
He left Saranac Lake in 1888
to come to Washington in pri-
vate practice. After he left the
Health Department he was on
the teaching staff at the George
Washington University School
Of Medicine. later returning to
private practice.
DR.. Lent was also a consult =
ant at Glenn Dale Sanitarium
His office was located at 450l
Evening star., 1961-10-20

a ruffled legislator, attorney or
developer would refer to him
as that old fox"
One of his most noted cases
resulted in the planning COM
mission defeating the Mont
gomery County Council in a
heated dispute over what was
known as the armory lot in
Silver Spring. The lot is now
used for public parking.
Mr.. Smith also represented
various governmental agencies
in the Federal and other courts.
Mr.. Smith was born and
raised in Takoma Park. He
attended old Tech High School
before obtaining a law degree
from George Washington Uni
versity.
After his retirement from the
planning commission. he was
associated with Attorney War
rem w. Grimes and also worked
some with his son-in-law. At
torney Joe M. Kyle. a member
Of the County Council.
Recently. Mr.. Smith became
associated with Attorney r.
Robert Linowes Of Silver Spring.
Mr.. Smith leaves his second
wife, Ayesha; a son, J. Bond
Smith. jr.. Brookside. N. j.. and
three daughters. Mrs. Kyle,
ll8 Hilltop road. Silver Spring;
Mrs. William Griffith. Bealls-
vile, Nd. and Mrs. David Luth-
ringer. 5l19 Bradley boulevard,
Bethesda. His first wife. the
former Mary Grabill, died over
20 years ago.
Funeral services are being
arranged by the Warner Pum-
phrey Funeral Home. Silver
Spring.
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c. G. Perkins
Funeral Held

Funeral services were held
Tuesday for Charles G Perkins.
So, a retired Army Department
employe. who died October 10
in Georgetown Hospital after a
brief illness.
A native of Portsmouth, Va g.
and a graduate of the Univer-
sity of New Hampshire, he was
employed in the office of the
Chief of Engineers from 1923
to 1859. when he retired. Mr..
Perkins was a veteran of World
War II.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Helen Perkins. of 1907 North
Abingdon street. Arlington.
Burial was in Columbia Gar
denS.
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Connecticut avenue NV,
where he made his home.
His wife. the former Mar
garet Scoring. died in 1910.
DR.. Lent was a member of
the New York State Medical
Society. the American Thoracic
Society and the American Col
leee of Chest Physicians.
He leaves a daughter. Mrs,
Beatrice Marx Of Ridgewood,
N. j.. two grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 2:30 pm
tomorrow at Gawler's Funeral
Home. 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Foster Gunnison

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla,
Oct. 20 Poster Gunni-
son. IS. credited with producing
the first commercially success
full prefabricated home, died
yesterday. In 1882. as president
of Homes. Inc, he built some of
the earliest prefabricated
houses. He was born in Brook
lyn. N. Y. where his father was
a former publisher of the
Brooklyn Eagle.
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lit Mrntnriant

MORTON, MoLLIE. In loving mem
ory Of our dear rother, MOLLIE
MORTON, who departed this life
three years ago today, October 90,
1855.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often bring silent tear;
thoughts return TO scenes long
past,
Time rolls on but memories last.
HER DAUGHTERS, ELIZABETH
AND GERTRUDE.
RUTH. ROBERT ORDWAY. IN loving
memory of my brother. ROBERT
ORDWAY RUTH. who left me
twenty years AGO today, October
Every day in some small way
Memories of him come my way
SISTER. VIOLA R. GREENFIELD. .
SMITH, W. MARVIN. In Towns re-
membrance OF my dear husba nd
W. MARVIN SMITH who went away
and left me thirteen years ago to-
day. October 20. 1875
LOVINGLY. MADGE.
STEWART, SARAH !. In lovins
memory OF our devoted mother and
grandmother. SARAH J. STEWART
who left us so Suddeulv twelve years
ago. October 20. l9fa.
Renew our strength, Lord, day by
Blend It with Thin. and take away
All that makes II hard to say.
Thy will be done
EsTELLE. MARIE. PAULINE AND
KENNETH.
TUCKER: TIC pr: EMMA: \ ma. IN IoyinE msmoTy
who passed away eighteen wear,
aEo TODAY, October 20. 1919
hAREELLE AND MARGARET.
Evening star., 1961-10-20

Watertown, Mass, and Mrs.
Rachel A. Smiley Of Newbury-
port. Mass. and five grand
children.
Services will be at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow at the Arlington Fun
eral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
Drive. Burial will be in Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.
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Mrmnrtal Srrutrr

DEOUDES, HELEN BACAs. A me
moral service will be held for
our precious daughter HEI EN
BACAS DEOUDES, on Sunday. Oc-
tober 90. 1851. at IL am, al the
81 Sophia Cathedral 36th ST. and
MASSACHUSETTS ave. NV, Washing
ton. D. c. u
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AnuratnDH

GARFINKLE. PHILIP J. The unyeiI-
Ing Of monument TO the memory
OF the late PHILIP J. GARFINRLE
VIII be held on Sunday. October
-, 1851 al pm a. Tifereth
Israel Cemetery in Anacostia
Friends and relatives are invited to
attend In case Of rain services
will be held on SUNDAY. October ~
THE FAMILY. -
GOLDMAN. SARAH ,s.nIF;. There
will be an unveiling Of . memorial
10 the memory Of SARAH SADIE
GOLDMAN on Sunday. October ="
1851, at IL 80 am. 81 the Georgs
WASHINGTON Cemetery Friends and
relatives invited 1920
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81 and Mass Ave. NE. Ii 3-5200
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
sl6 H st. NE. Ii. 3-4SsO
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sites choice To-
cation $3.50; will sell or 4 sites
easy terms. OIL. 4-SS34
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In mrmnrtant

ALVEY. EVA. To my mother EVA
ALVEY, who passed away one year
ago today. October 90. 1850.
We think about YOU often and We
miss you.
YOUR DAUGHTER AND SON IN
LAW, VIOLET QUINN AND
EDWARD J. QUINN
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SANDY L. FERBER. Master
WILLIAM @. Classy. Secretary

KUEHN. GORDON X. On Thursday.
KUEHN Of 95O4 Tuckerman St,
Seabrook Nd beloved husband OF
Ruby L. Kuehn and. father Of Miss
Mary Ann Kuehn Mrs Dorothy
l.. Davis. Mrs Ruby l. WentZ. Mrs.
Floise Z. A-mstrons Mrs Ksth-
crime r Connors and Eugene p
Hawkins lr ,ther oi Mrs Louise
Matthew MrG Elsie williams, VII
liam and Constance Kuehn He
also Is surv,vei by twelve grand
call At Gaschs Funeral Home. 473a
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Nd
until 1880 am. Saturday. Ccto-
Der q; 'henc. to ST. uke'S Fpis-
copa! Church, Bladersbure. Nd
II 80 s.m Relatives and friends
invited Irtsrmen. Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
Evening star., 1961-10-20

ISAUORE. An emergent
communication Of Myron
NJ. Parker Lodge, No. -.
F A A NJ. is called for
Saturday, OCtober u.
1881 at Sis pm. at the
Goldberg Funeral Home.
i2l1 Dth ST. NV. for the
Of conducting Masonic
for our late brother ISA-
Evening star., 1961-10-20
HARDING, EDDIE 3, on JhHEsday

October 10 1891 EDDIE p.
HARDING nf 1875 Travilsh. I'd:
Rockville Mo. beloved husband OF
Cora Louise Hardlns father ot
James Edward chsrles Douglas and
paul Kenneth Harding. brother
n, Mrs Mary Cornwell. Mrs Maude
McCrofffn Willie snd ZaCk HARDING
Friends may call ~ the Tyson
wheeler Funeral Home, ~ East
Nortgomerv ave Rockville riks
Pockville. Nd where services viii
he hsld saturday. October 81 a.
40 pm Interment DsrnestoVn
Thrrrh CPmPtPTy
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NJ On Thur,dsv. October - 1901.
Al his home Mlad,shurs Va
GHORLEY R HATCHER. beloved
brother Of Mrs Matte Hopp and
VI Friends NAV call at the Roy.
.ston Funeral Home. Middlsburs. VI
where services viii be held m
SATURDAY,. October - al pm
DIST Intsrment MiddleburE Me
Va
Evening star., 1961-10-20
BALCH. LUCILLE BANCROFT MAN

BALCH. LUCILLE BANCROFT MAN
MING. On wednesday, October S.
9Gfr l2Sl at s.uIRli5s Eli5sssths usSSIN1 HSspI,sl
BALCH. wife of the late Alfred
BslCh Services at the s. H Hines
Co Funeral Home. 1901 l4th It.
n.w. on Saturday, October 81. A.
8 ON. parking facilitiesl. Inter
mept private
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Guss. REV. E.L.R. Departed this If.

GUSS, kEN. Z. I. X. Departd Inls MT
on Tuesday. october Il, 1881, at
his residence. Woodford. Va. after
a lingering illness. REV: T.. L. R.
GUSS. devoted husband of Mrs.
cIinice T GuSs, LOVING father OF
James Shelby, Carmen T, Louise
ano Norma Guss brother of Mrs.
SUSIE Fish Funeral services al the
st James Baptist Church. Dear
nette. Va on Saturday. october ="
at IL am. EST Burial in family
ncn,ntnrr ErAnnhs inNithG
Evening star., 1961-10-20

denly, on Weonesday, October lS
1891, at Charleston, S. C., ADOHRF
CHRISTINE BAKER. the beloved
daughter OF Robert K. and Christine
Baker and beloved granddaughter
Of kenneth S. and Rhoda z Baker
She also is survived by manv aunts
and unCles and other relatives Serv-
ices and interment at Arlington Ma
tlonsl Cemetery Monday, october
a At | . m
Evening star., 1961-10-20

SasS5s 6eidS.r NETuRAH ia ssl On KETUs4F deTEissf
BARNES, clerk Zion BaptiS
Church, lc44 Girard St NV,
devoted sister Of Mrs. Mildred Rich.
srdson, Joseph. Turner and Gerslc
5arnes, foster sister OF MIS- Dori'
Richard and Gerald Barnes. No.
tice OF funeral later Arrange.
mentS bv Barnes 4 Matthews
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KAUFMAN. ISADORE. On Friday.
] Octoher 20 1851 IsADORE KATZ

October 20. 1851. IsADORE KATz-
MAN Of $500 Chillum place ne
beloved husband Of Nellie Katzman
and devoted father OF Louis B
Katzman OF Langley Park, Nd ana
Mrs. Ida B. Rosenheim Of Silver
Spring Nd. He also Is survived
by one brother julius Kstzman Of
WashinTton D. c and three grand =
children Services At the c. q.
Goldberg Il Son Funeral Home. 4"1i
9TH ST. NV. On Sunday October
o., al D.m. Intelmen' Ohev
Sholom Talmud Torah Cemetery.
IN mourning at $3.50 Chillum place
ne. Family requests in lieu OF
flowers contributions be made Ia
the Ohev SholOm -Talmud TGrah
Congregation Building Fund. 80
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JEFFERSON. CALVIN 4. Suddenly
YIN " MlnoJE JEFfERsox PsFHSof Of Of r 4oi 5"I s
ne. n. is survived bv a devoted
wife. Mrs Martha Jefferson; one
son Calvin A. Jefferson III; four
brothers Collin John Theodore
and IeeEett. one sister. Lille
Tngrahsm and host Of other rsla-
tives and friends After " pm
Friday October 20. friends may
call at loves Funeral Home. 1925
Maryland aye. n..,' where services
October 81 Interment National
Evening star., 1961-10-20
.CULPEPPER. CoNNIE l. suddenly

on Thursday. October IL 1881. at
CONNIE [. cuLpEPPIR Of 43ii
. 4th st. nv, beloved husband Of
, Margaret Culpepper, He also is
survived bv three sisters. Cornelia
Palmer. Florence Davis and Kath-
; crime Decker; four brothers. Joe.
Pearlie Avery and livery Culpepper;
devoted brother-in-lav Earl '.
and friends, Remains resting AZ the
Capitol Funeral Home. Tla Ken
nsdv St a.. where friends may
call after - noon Sunday. Ccto-
; her - Funeral services on Mon
day. October 81 at /" noon at
. the Metropolitan BaptiS, Church
l@@5 r st. nv The Rev F. c.
Smith offiCtatinr Tnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery -