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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
REDUCED

rhree-bedroom, two-full-bath, brick
rambler with family-siZe dining
room; Kitchen fully equip; With
large recreation room, maid'l
room, workshop and laundry room.
Here IL Is! That cedar closet
you've always been wanting. Wall
to;wan carpeting: washer and
assume 4lsqs loan. Wonderful
buy. Call IA. 5-940O,
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Yeonas Realty
IA. 8-2100

KEENE MILL HTs.-Three-bedrm.
side screened porch, wooded ~
acre lot; S16.760. with $3.50 cash.
FUTURA REAL ESTATE. INC,
CL. 6-S040 or so. S-2596.
RENT BEATER-Low down pay
ment Of $3.50 on 30-year FHA
buy this compact rambler with
separate dining room, screened
porch and a beautiful wooded lot
in convenient section OF Falls
S6.acssiop Ghurssi Only S41SSiSSSSi S4sSSSC 1852 1852
REeE RSSsis'ISA 'RISEAITY CO. ssIi7 wilson
blvd Arl
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HYATTsvMLE-Top location and
an all brick home with twin size
bedrmS.. separate din. rm., full
bsmt., partial rec. rm.. fenced
yard. S40O dn. FLA and low
payments.
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WHEATON,, Si2,SOO-Brick 2-bed

assume hiSh 4IsSs iosn.@BricE: /:
8 bedrms., Ia baths, rec. rm.,
nice lot with patio: must see to
appreciate. VIII. 2-9155: no agts.
WHEATON,, near plaza, but still
pftVate-Not often can you see
q quality like-new home for low
price Of $4,000. 8 bedRms., all
brick rambler, fabulous kit, dish
washer. firepI., magnificent PAN
eled rec. rm. NEW FLA terms.
I. L. LEWIS LO. 5-4330
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON TOWERS SHOPPING
CENTER, next door to Drug Fair
5000 50 IT., high traffic area
available Immediately; s minutes
from 14th and F. Mr.. BRAKE
FIELD, IA. 5-5500.
COLESVILLE AREA-Have stores
available for immed. occupancy In
neighborhood shopping center
FRANK L. HEWITT CO. 70. B.
4 5000.
CORNER PINEY BRANCH and
Flower ave.-30x35: plus excel
display window. Perfect for sales
AerYice or offices. mi 7-R2oQ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,

ADELPHI-Briek rambler with 3
cENTR.iL ia AR Hs'ne coNnITfoFIPSn; 5Nf EeS; FSISn;
EXTRA NICE. Only S23, 300:
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor, HE.
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$4,000

KNOLLwooD, close to NoL-Mod-
ern split-leveL 3 bedrooms. 2h
baths, living room with fireplace,
heat: large Anchor fenced lot,
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$17,95O

ADELPH HILLs-Modern brick
and-stone rambler: living room.
dining area, kitchen with break
fast bar, 8 bedrooms, full base
ment with tiled floor and roughed
plumbing for bath. Lovely flowers
and trees.
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AREA, FHA approved
3-bedrm. all-brick rambler with
firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
2 full baths and beautiful day
light rec. rm. with fireplace: on
ta-acre Handicapped lot; many
extras; must be seen to be ap-
preciated; priced at $4,000 with
only $1,000 down. Call It'll q pm.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
. CO., INC.
AREA-Brick,
stone custon-built on u acre,
shrubbery, flowers galore, 8 twin
bedrms., double closets. IN baths.
17x35 liv. rm., firep1., picture win
dow, sep. din. rm., lee. kit, bsmt.
many extras. Low 20s. Call before
II am. or after 5. ESTELLE
PEARcE,, BROKER. cH. s-4912,
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BROYHTLL PARK-3-bedrm. brick
rambler: large screened porch, full
basement, A-acre lot; walking dis
tanee to school. OWNER. JE.
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$4,000

Y. HYATTsvnLE-Immaeulate @
bedroom Colonial, large corner
with picket fence. This Is 9 real
buy, FLA applied for.
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LOHR'S BEST BETS
WE TAKE TRADES

OH, OUU
TAKOMA PARK-New rambler on
knoll with view; large kitchen
with table space. 2 bedrooms.
bath, stairs. to large unfinished
room, heated with roughed plumb
ing for -2nd bath. FHA or con-
ventional. excellent financing
either way.
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$18,95O

CARoLE HIGHLANDs-Charmins
brick Cape Cod, splendid lst floor
with 2 bedrooms and bath, huge
finished room on End with
plastered walls and full bath,
recreation room with full extra
kitchen for summer dining OF
entertaining. Lovely yard.
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Mr.. SEVEN CORNERS, Falls Church
-1a-acre lot: 8 bedrms., 2 bed
rms. .unfinished,s e lge. liv. rm, with
firepl.. built in bookcases, din.
nm, kit. and bath. Sale price,
917,e50i down payment, $500.
N. SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. ram
bier: bath, de luxe kit, liv. rm..
6rIc. 6ln; SST17;soee I'm; eearpHrt; 20 .IsS .lIasnSdScsped;
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BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
DEETTODc


REALTORS
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-A de-
lightful, brick home on h-acre,
wooded lot in o most desirable
area; this SPACIOUS home has 4
fireplace, paneled recreation room.
completely equipped kitchen with
eating space, utility rm. with
washer and drier, entertain size
dining room, Ice. bedrooms. 8
baths, screened porch and full
basement; available by July 1
due 10 owners transfer; an ex-
cellent value at S33,700. STAN
LEY r. ROWLAND CO., INC.
Realtor, JE. 3-3333.
s EEPY HOLLOW-Pretentious
brick split-level on lovely wooded
lot. center-hall entrance, liV. rm.
with fireplace. formal din. I'm,
luxury equipped kitchen, 8 bed
rms, 2A baths, large paneled rec.
rm. with corner fireplace, carport.
4-22SS. PARKER, SMITH & DON
NELL. REALTORS.
SPRNGFIELD-3-bedrm.b brk. ram
feet location, mr.. schools. shop
Assume. Owner will handle 2nd
mortgage. No agents. 6476 Hib-
bling ave. FL. 1898.
SPRINGFIELD -4hT; 4-bedrm.,
2-bath rambler; Sl7,600, $1,000
down. FL. 4-547s; no agents.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. s. edrm =.
rambler; dem rec. rm.. 2 baths;
Ice. parking In rear; S19,25o.
FL. 4-6267.
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BRICK RAMBLER with c0rport,
and outside covered patio on a
beautiful "a acre, plaster walls,
Iun 6smt; asking S17,950. HE.
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MILLER

IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
new 3-bedroom rambler, featur-
ing full basement with outside en-
trance, big living room and dining
room, equipped kitchen and beau
tiful wooded lot. Terms are flex-
ible. The price is S17,990.
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A Ill

4 BEDROOMS
On 1 floor of this tip-top center
hall brk. rambler. built on dead
end street on nicely Handicapped
lot with trees. The home has 2
raised firepl. hearths,. in spacious
liv. rm.. the other in 28-ft. rec.
rm.; the kitchen has all the latest
equipment. There is screened
dining rm. and q patio with a
wonderful view. Included: wall
to-wall carpet. Available: Swim
ming pool membership. Priced
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STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTlNUED)
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

ALEX.-5,o00 and 10000 sq. IT.
brand-new bldgs; new indust.
park. Duke st. nr. Shirley hvyi
zoned IL, loading docks, plenty
parking; 50-ft. clear span, heated.
lighted, baths; move in today.
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WfRATON-Real value! Huge brick
homo with 4 bedrms., din. rn.,
family kit. and rec. rm. SpotlesS
condition and many, many eX-
tras. Only S19,990. Call 10. f.
$500 or
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Mrs. Dunhom, q6,
Native of District

Mrs. Irene N. Durham. 90, a
third = generation Washingto-
nian, died Tuesday at her home
the Boston House, It'll Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. Dunham was a daugh-
ter of the late George Richard
and Maria Ann Hall. She was
a member Of the National Pres
byterian Church and for several
years had managed the Gentle
Woman's League, a benevolent
organization that found Jobs
for women.
Mrs. Dunham at one time
operated an employment firm
which Serviced many families
Of Washington society and sew
eral embassies. She retired at
the age of 81.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. Marie
Hall Hollingsworth of 4402
Sheridan street, Unfversity
Park, Md, and several nieces
and nephews.
Services will be at IL am.
Friday in the S. H. Hines Fu-
neral Home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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James Becker, g, Dies;
Headed Title Company

James Johns Becker, SO,
former president Of the Real
Estate and Columbia Title In
surance Co., died Monday at
his home.
A recognized authority on
real estate titles, Mr.. Becker
had a career as title lawyer
that extended over so years.
He was born in Fluvanna
County, Va, where his mater
nal ancestors had lived since
Colonial days. He came to
Washington as an infant and
spent the remainder of his life
here.
Mr.. Becker was graduated
from the old Columbian Uni
versity Law School in 1890 and
began his career as a title law
yer the following year when he
joined the Real Estate Title
Insurance Co. as an examiner.
When that company merged
with the Columbia Title Insur-
ance Co. in 1902. he became
vice president. and was named
president in 1920. After his re-
tirement as president in 1858,
Mr.. Becker became chairman of
the board and general counsel.
He was a former director of
the National Savings and Trust
Co. and for many years was
president of the board of trus-
tees of the Washington City
Orphan Asylum. He continued
until the time of his death as
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Mrs. J. E. Steele;
Helped Organize
Towns Library

Mrs. James E. Steele. II, a
longtime resident Of the area,
died Of cancer yesterday at the
Washington Sanitarium.
The former Florine Cullison,
she was born in Baltimore but
had lived in the Washington
area for Al years.
Her husband, who died in
1858, was an auditor for the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.
Mrs. Steele helped organize
the Hyattsville Library, now a
branch of the Prince Georges
Library. and was a volunteer
librarian there for is years.
She lived at 2805 Nicholson
street, HyattSville.
Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Ted Chichester of 6913 Wood
land avenue. Takoma Park, she
leaves two sisters, Mrs. William
Shores and Mrs. William Hudg-
ms, both of Deal Island, Md.
and a brother. w. Lester CuIli-
son of Baltimore.
Services will be at pm.
Friday at the Chambers Funeral
Home, 5801 Cleveland avenue,
Riverdale, with burial in Wood
lawn Cemetery, Baltimore.
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as executive vice president of
the American Road Builders
Association here, after which
he operated a consultant serv-
ice here.
He taught at one time at the
Coast Artillery School and
later served as its command
ant. He also served as district
engineer in Buffalo, N. Y,
working on river and harbor
projects for Lakes Erie and On
tario and the Niagara and st.
Lawrence Rivers.
Gen. Reybold leaves his wife,
Mrs. Marie S. Reybold of the
home address, 1907 Foxhall
road NV; a daughter, Mrs.
Paul Yount Of Akron, Ohio,
and a son, Franklin B. Reybold
of Potomac, Md.
He also leaves a stepSon.
Stanley Moulton of the home
address; a stepdaughter, Mrs,
Alan F. Scott of Seattle, Wash;
two brothers and four sisters,
living in other cities, and one
grandchild and two great.
grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am,
Friday, at Arlington National
Cemetery. The family requests
expressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Washington Chapter of the
National Polio Foundation anC
the American Cancer Society
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Mrs. Schmucker,
Widow of Pastor

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov
% (SpeciaD-Mrs. Beatrice c.
Schmucker, 83, died in Memor-
ial Hospital in Winchester, Va,
Saturday. Services were to be
held from the Omps Funeral
Home there today.
She was the widow of the
Rev. Roy F. Schmucker who
died last month. They resided
in this city Is years, while he
was pastor of Winchester Ave-
nue. Christian Church. They
moved to Winchester "a years
ago where he also was a pastor
before retiring several years
ago.
She was a daughter of the
late Thomas r. and Mary A,
Yeakley Chase and was born in
Knoxville, Tenn. She was active
in church and associated fields.
She was a graduate of Milligan
College in Tennessee.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Juanita Rhymer, Potts
town, Pa, and a son, Roy F.
Schmucker, jr., Huntsville, Ala.
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George Williams,
Ex-Conqressmun

MILLSBORO. Del, Nov. q
(AP). - Former Republican
Representative George Short
Williams, 81, died today. ap-
parently of natural causes.
He was found dead at the
home of Tina K. Goslee, where
he lived.
Mr.. Williams served in Con-
greSS in 1899 and 1910. He also
had been Delaware State treas
urer and motor vehicle COM
missioner.
He served a dozen years as
administrative assistant to
Senator John j. Williams-no
relation-and retired after the
Senator's reelection in 1858.
Survivors include a son,
George, jr., of Portsmouth, Va,
and a daughter, Helen Williams
of New York.
Funeral services are sched-
uled for Friday at 8 pm. in
Georgetown, Del.
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Donald Meadows
Auditor in BruziI,
D. 6. Graduate

Donald w. Meadows, 80. a
former resident Of the District
died Friday in the crash of a
private airplane in Brazil.
Mr.. Meadows, an auditor with
the international division of the
Corn Products Co., had been in
Brazil more than five years. He
was graduated from Mckinley
High School and the University
of Maryland.
He leaves his mother, Mrs,
Mary S. Meadows of 1891 Mills
avenue NE, and two brothers
James G.. Of Chicago, and
Richard c., of 5403 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville.
Services will be at IL am
Friday in the Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Saxon ReVises
Hearing Process
On Bunk Meroer

Controller of the Currency
James j. Saxon has announced
new procedures for handling
important and controversial
bank merger cases.
Mr.. Saxon revealed his pro-
gram yesterday in announcing
that he will hold an informal
public hearing December A.
the first ever-on the proposed
merger Of the First National
City Bank of New York and the
National Bank of Westchester.
White Plains. N. Y. The hear
ing will be held at the Treas
ury.
Mr.. Saxon took office last
Wednesday. succeeding Ray M.
Gidney, who resigned after a
dispute with Attorney General
Robert F. Kennedy over anti
trust policy in bank merger
cases.
The Justice Department, the
Federal Reserve Board and the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
are required to submit advisory
opinions on the competitive as
pect of proposed mergers to be
passed upon by the control
Ter. Mr.. Gidney approved sew
eral mergers over strong JUS
tice Department objections.
Mr.. Saxon said it will be his
policy, "as a matter Of fair
play, to make available to the
banks involved the advisory
opinions Of the other agencies
so they may prepare answers.
The controller said the an
SwerS, in turn, will be made
available to the three agencies
so they can make a rebuttal.
This procedure will be fol-
lowed in the pending New York
case.
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Ninon VoIIin, IS,
Singer in Opero

LYON. France, Nov. % (AP)
-Ninon Vallin, rs, whose op-
cratic voice won the applause
Of more than three continents
in the years between the great
wars, died today in a Lyon hos
pital of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Born in a small town in this
section of France, Miss Vallin
made her debut in the Opera
Comique of Paris at the age of
26. Her concert recital career
took her to all the large cities
of North and South America as
well as Europe.
In her later years, she was
a voice teacher. She had been
in i'll health for some time.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Old Patent Office
To Be RemodeIed
For Smithsonian

Plans for extensive interior
remodeling and modernizing of
the old Patent Office building
for future use Of the Smith
sonian Institution have been
announced.
The General Services Admin
istration said that, on behalf
of the Smithsonian, it had ne
gotiated a $275,0 900 design and
engineering contract with the
local architectural firm of
Faulkner, Kingsbury & STEM
house.
The estimated cost of the
project is nearly SIS million,
GSA added.
Preservation of the general
exterior character of the his
toric building, presently head
quarters of the Civil Service
Commission, was assured by
GSA.
The building was erected
more than 100 years ago in
downtown Washington between
Seventh and Ninth and F and
G streets NV. It's design has
been largely attributed to Rob-
ert Mills. first Federal archi-
tect, who also designed such
landmarks as the Washington
Monument and the Treasury
Building.
Reconstruction work, SO the
building can house the Smith
sonian's national collection of
| fine arts and national protrait
gallery, will begin after reloca-
ton of Civil Service headquar-
ters. The commission is sched-
uled for relocation in Federal
office Building No. 8, now in
an early stage of construction
at Nineteenth street and Vir-
ginia avenue NV.
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Police Aid Stork,
Deliver 5-Lb. Girl

An eleventh precinct police
private and his partner de-
livered a 5-pound baby girl
yesterday before an ambulance
arrived.
Pvt. Sheppard N. Connor, a
Navy corpsman in the South
Pacific during World War II.
made the delivery at 1877 Joliet
street S.W., assisted by Pvt. j.
F. Mcclure.
The mother, Mrs. Juanita
Daniels, %, and daughter, a
second child, were reported in
good condition at Providence
Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Trinityo Offers
Russian Course

A one-day-a-week Russian
language course will be offered
by Trinity College.
Open to teachers, graduate
and undergraduate college stu
dents, and to high school stu
dents ranking in the upper one
fifth of their high-school class,
the basic Russian course will
meet for two hours each Satur-
day from January 6 to May 26.
Registration deadline. is De-
cember Is.
Applications and further in
formation can be obtained
from the Russian Department,
Trinity College, Michigan ave-
nue. and Franklin street NE.
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1t. Gen. ReyboId, Wartime
Chief of Army Engineers

Retired 1t. Gen. Eugene Rey-
bold. chief Of the Army Corps
of Engineers during World War
II, died yesterday at Walter
Reed Hospital. He was n.
Gen. Reybold, retired in jan
uary, 1916. after an engineer
ing career that began when he
was graduated in 1903 in civil
engineering from the old Della
ware College, now the Univer-
Sity Of Delaware. He was a ma
tive of Delaware City, Del.
After graduation. Gen. Rey-
bold Joined the United States
Engineer Department as a
civilian in river and harbor
work. In 1908 he won a second
lieutenant's commission and
entered coast artillery work.
From there he was promoted
to the temporary rank of colo
mel by the end of World War 1.
Reverting to his permanent
rank of captain at wars end,
he was. later promoted to major
and transferred to the Corps of
Engineers in 1926.
The generals career, many
years of which were spent in
harbor and river work, was
highlighted in 1887 when he,
as District Engineer in Mem
phis, Tenn, successfully di-
rected weeks of battle against
record Mississippi River flood
creStS.
In 1941 Gen. Reybold was
assigned as chief of engineers,
Corps Of Engineers, here. He
directed the engineers war eff
fort until October /, 1945.
He held doctor of engineer
ing degree conferred by the
University of Delaware in 194l.
and doctor of science degrees
conferred by the University of
Arkansas in 1912 and Drexel
Institute of Technology in
1943.
Gen. Reybold was awarded
the Distinguished Servic e
Medal in World War I and an
Oak Leaf Cluster to it in
World War II.
After retirement, Gen. Rey-
bold served from 1850 TO 1856
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Mrs. SIuuson,
Headed Firm

Mrs. Mabel White Slauson,
former president of Slauson,
White and Rowe, Washington
investment firm, died Monday
in Orlando, Fla.
A member of the Daughters
of the American Revolution,
the Order of the Eastern Star
and the Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Slauson moved to Or
lando about Is years ago. after
the disbanding of her firm.
She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Cora Sutton of Port Tobacco,
Md; a brother. Harry L. Sut-
ton of Orange, Tex; five sisters
and one son, George E. White
of Waycross, Ga.
Services and burial were
scheduled today in Orlando.
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Alan Lipscott, 50,
~ Comedy Writer

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 20 (AP)
COMEDY Writer Alan Lipscott,
SO, died yesterday at CedarS
of Lebanon Hospital.
Mr.. Lipscott had written for
movies, television, radio, Broad
way shows and burlesque. He
and his partner Bob Fisher,
had worked recently for such
TV programs as the Danny
Thomas Show, Peoples Choice,
Bachelor Father and Life of
Riley.
He is survived by his widow,
Bernardino.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Thomas R. Stewart,
OkinuWu Contractor

NAHA, Okinawa, Nov. q
(AP) Thomas r. Stewart, 46
a prominent contractor anc
former resident of Boston, diec
today of a heart attack.
Mr.. Stewart had lived or
Okinawa for years and helped
build millions of dollars worth
of military installations on the
United State administered
island.
He is survived by his wife
Catherine, of Dorchester, Mass,
and four children.
Evening star., 1961-11-22

a trustee of the estate of the
late Henry K. Willard, from
whose family came the name
of the Willard Hotel.
His wife, the former Leonora
L. Moser, died in 1889. Mr..
Becker lived at 1887 Lamont
street NV.
Services will be at IL am.
Friday at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. with burial in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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DEATHS
1n Mpntnrtattt
Announcements o.

ALLEN, JAMES MURRAY. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, JAMES MURRAY ALLEN,
who passed away November 20, 1855.
Six years, have passed since that
sad day
When the one we loved was called
away;
In our hearts a memory is kept
OF the one We loved and shall never
forget.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. i.
CHAPMAN, STEPHEN I. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, STE
PHEN i. CHAPMAN, who departed
this life two years ago today, No.
vember %. 1859.
He had a smile for everyone,
And a heart as good as gold,
And those who knew him loved him
SO his memory will never grow
HIS LONELY WIFE, HELEN CHAP
MAN.
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In MRnturtant

DAVIS, VIVIAN COLE. In fond men,
ory OF our loving daughter and
mother. VIVIAN COLE DAVIS, who
ys1,bsS iel1 US M n1ne ,Syssrs yssrs ago today. No
We miss you so. dear Vivian,
we wish you were still here,
But GOO saw fit to take you
From your misery here.
DADDY, MAMMA AND WAYNE.
JOINER. IDA NJ. Sacred is the mem
ory oi my devoted sister, IDA NJ
1855.
You are sadly missed. dear Ida,
For there is not a day / do not
think of you:
You were so good and kind.
Your whole life so unselfish,
For others you always lived;
NO. not what you could get,
But What you could always give
In my heart your memory fingers.
SWeetly. tenderly and true;
There Is not day, dear sister,
That ! DO not think Of you.
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER. MABEL.
KINGSTON, JOSEPH B. In loving
5. KiNosToN. who hTSOdep depsrteS 'fbh tbia
life twenty-one years ago today,
November 22, 1910.
Always remembered.
AUDREY.
POE, ROBERT L. In loving memory
ot our loved one, husband and
father ROBERT L. POE, who passed
away three years ago. November
22. 1858,
A precious one from US has gone.
A voice we loved is stilled;
A chair is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God gave us strength to face It.
And the eourase to meet the blow;
No one will ever know.
In loving memory.
HIS WIFE AND SONS.
PROCTOR, DAISY. In memory Of our
loved one, DAISY PROCTOR, who
passed away five years ago today,
November 22. 1856.
precious one from us has gone,
A voice We loved is stilled;
place is vacant in our home
That never can be filled.
YOUR LOVING FAMILY.
SLAUGHTER, MAMIE v. In loving
memory OF my dear wife, MAMIE
y; SLAUGHTER. who departed this
Iie J sSo years ago today. Novem-
The stars are brightly shining
Upon silent grave:
In 1t lies q loved one,
/ loved but could not save.
You are not forgottena loved one,
Nor will you ever be;
Al, long, as life and memories last,
IAN SLAUGHTER. w
SPITZER, WILLIE IRENE. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear
daughter and sister. WILLIE IRENE
SP1TzER. who departed this life
siyteen Sly years ago today. November
Deep in. our lives is a lonely spot
Your bright face used TO fill,
But naught can take your memory
THE FAMILY. -
memory Of our beloved ed sister sistn
MADELINE WALKER, who passed
ssSSay one one year ago today. November
In son.,fM our hearts your memory fingers,
There is not a day that passes
That We do not think of you.
DEVOTED SISTERS, MRS. ANNIE
MATTHEWS AND MRS. COR
WIKERSON, ANNA G. AND WILLIAM
r., ST. 4 tribute Of loving devo-
mother, ANNA g. WILKERsoN who
left us November %, 1941, and
our dear father, WILLIAM II. Will
KERsoN, sr.. on November 81, 1925.
Death is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths OF duty;
Parents. dear. We know that you
NOW walk hand in hand with
For all your life your feet have trod
Unselfish paths that lead to God
HATTIE. CORA. BEATRICE AND
MAUDE.