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con Of the Belleview Baptist
Church. Alexandria.
He leaves his wife, Gladys
Irwin Weyn, and a daughter.
Gladys Lee Of the home ad-
dress: a son, Theodore J. Of
Long Island; his father, Prof.
Peter Won der Weien Of Munich,
and a sister, Mellita Viola Lech-
ler Of Dusseldorf. Germany.
Services viii be at the Ever
ly-Wheatley Funeral Home,
1900 West Braddock road, Alex
andria, at II am. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Mount Com
fort Cemetery, Alexandria.
Friends may call at the fu-
neral home after noon today.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to Belle
view Baptist Church, 1152
Wakefield drive, Alexandria.
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A. H. Watkins,
RetiredFarn1eI

Auburn H. Watkins, 90. q re-
tired farmer and Bureau Of
Standards guard, died yester-
day at his home. 1902 Colum-
bia pike. Silver Spring, Nd,
after q two-month illness.
Mr.. Watkins was q native
and lifelong resident Of Mont
gomery County, Md. He was
born on q farm near Brownings4
vile and was the son Of the
late Josiah and Mary Ann Wat
kins.
Until 1915, when he moved
to Bethesda to begin a 15-year
career as a guard for the Gov
eminent, he operated the fam
lily farm.
His wife, Mrs. Nettie B. Wat
kins, whom he married in 1890,
died in 1856.
Prior to his death, Mr.. Wat
kins held the distinction Of
being the oldest member of
the Bethesda Methodist Church,
Huntington parkway and
Georgetown road, Bethesda,
having transferred his mem
bership from the Bethesda
Methodist Church in Brown
ingsville when he moved here.
Besides his daughter, Mrs.
FloSsie I. DodSon, with whom
he had been residing, Mr.. Wat
kins leaves three other daugh-
ters; Mrs. Winifred C. Bean
Of 10011 Brunett avenue, Sill
yer Spring; Mrs. Ora D. Mus
grove Of 4518 West Virginia
avenue, Bethesda, and Mrs.
Fernie o. Dronenburg Of 4515
Avondale street, Bethesda.
In addition, he leaves IS
grandchildren. II great grand
children and nine great-great
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
7557 Wisconsin avenue, Bethes-
da. Funeral services will be
held at 2 pm. Sunday in the
Bethesda Methodist Church
(Bethesda), and burial will be
in the. Bethesda Methodist
Chuch (Browingsville) Gene
tery.
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Funeral Tomorrow
For Kenneth RYon

Funeral services for Kenneth
N. Ryan, accounting officer at
the Library Of Congress since
1910. will be held at pm. to-
morrow at the Warner E. Pun
phrey Funeral Home. s434
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring.
He died Wednesday at his
home, Gilt Glen Ridge road.
Silver Spring.
The wrong funeral home was
listed in q story yesterday.
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Cupt. Rutter, USN Retired,
Bethany Beach Ex-Muyor

Capt. James Boyd Rutter
USN retired, 73, former mayor
Of Bethany Beach, Del, died
Sunday ct Bethesda Naval Hos
pital after q brief illness.
Capt. Boyd. who was born in
Bloomsbury. Pa. was graduated
from the United States Naval
Academy in 1909. He was ar
ordnance expert and served a.
gunnery officer Of the USS Ver-
mont in World War I.
He retired from the Navy In
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Theodore .Weyn Dies;
Labor Dept. ConsuItont

Theodore L. Weyn. 81. q con-
sultant with the Department Of
Labor's Bureau Of Apprentices
ship and Training. and an
early organizer Of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Electro
cal Workers. died Wednesday
ct George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital after . long ILL
ness.
Mr.. Weyn. q native Of Ger
many. was graduated from .
German university with q de-
gree in agriculture. When he
was az he decided he wanted
to be an electrical engineer
and came to the United States.
Settling In New York, Mr..
Weyn worked there as an ap-
prentice electrician. He trav-
eled to Florida and throughout
Pennsylvania as an electrician
until the early l930s. At that
time he Joined the international
Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers as business manager
of Local 610 IN Philadelphia.
Mr.. Weyn was later sent as
an organizer of the union
through the United States and
Canada.
In 194I he worked in defense
production in Oak Ridge, Tenn,
leaving the war to join the De-
partu1ent Of Labor here.
AS an apprentice representa-
tive for the department, Mr..
Weyn travelled throughout the
country. In 1857 he was named
to the consultant post.
Mr.. Weyn was a member Of
the Washington Chapter Of the
American Society Of Training
Directors, and the Armed Forces
Communications and Electron-
les Association. He was q dea-
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DEATHS

Announcements %
Services by Chambers
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xEESsIE1 .sI519, sAHA z o. TAH'sE:Ss. Ti.'s.,s.
TLER. Ve Sslexsd "; wi VIE SA~ q the & T At:
Milton a, Kettler: aunt Of MTS
William II. ForIines, Charles L.
Milton u. and Clarence =. Kettler
G. Gordon BeIlingey. IT,: Wayne J
sellinger ana Mrs. Frank Hewson
rangenents By the o. II. Hines Co
Funeral Home.
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lussS JOHN z J. lgSli salhirNs. Commander.
ERNEST FRANCIS.

BURCHARD. ERNEST FRANCIS. On
EsSEsT EMssSSnEss;Tfa'' pRzEscTs zEssScsTSssF' pJhcH1aSsSb5. 1SS5.
husband Of the late ElisaSeth Baker
Burchard. uncle Of John H. Burchard
Of Bethesda. Nd. Memorial serv.
ices VIII Be held ct st. Adams
Massachusetts, ayes. NV. On eatur-
day, February 4. ct II am. n.
presStons Of sympathy In lieu Of
flowers may b made in the form
Of fhe Washinaton csthedrsI Fun0
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KoLAR. FANNIE. On wsdnesday

K0LAR, FANNIE. On Wednesday,
SSvas;ye.n sSTIssy ao. iSSi. I:.iSSt.w A. rSEs wssd
rANNIH K0G.AR. beloved wife Of the
ps We Sn E. II Eihsp hGe Cf RsSssdrs osaSs Es w. w.
and Mrs. Ralph II. Chiffon Of Day.
ton, Ohio; grandmother Of Raymond
G.. Fisher Of Arlington. Va: Rev.
John <; Mccormsck. Q. J.. Of shru-
fAE LIBBY Moas Mr: RsiDS ssSS' + ehaho ehIson,
H. Chiffon Of Dayton, Ohio. She
also is survived BY six gre9t-grand-
,nS children; Services Of the 3. II.
at ~ noon (parking facilities). In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery. 3
QUAY s!sTs !. GS Issi. fgo76u H3 7T66ufsSSN ToNAx sSi B
sa''Issss r. dud: |: 'YsslE:s Ec%.s g 3
sisser. Mr. s''iSsssP1Pi SsslI Psi y ~ wash: sRc
Warrentcn. Va. until 10 m. sstur.
cs. VII fpfSsr 5. led q. sS csSsr 'isyi E
cemetery on Saturday. February
4. at ] pm.
1Esss' g. stDIs Issi P s9B,E e EEoRe'{ g. Eyse ssa
q So2 SD st: NE, mother b
u; Anna [. and Richard v. Lynsh
ghs also y survived by five sisters
Hart oliis eecf aisas ana ops:si Pssfi FOrS Elfai
and ? host Of other relatives ant
friends. Friends are Invited z
GAL e the Frasier Funeral Home
yS9 Rhode Island ave: nv, sftel
ssrvicss Vii s. hsld hSlddutSs on n MonasS maasl'
February 8. at 1880 pm, the Rev
msnt Arlington NStiOnSi csmstsfr;s
MAYBERRY, ELMER G. On Thurs,
Sss s, fsGINIeSy SNy & 1SSl SaHsSRRs4ln q RRss4ln;stS ssf
merry Of Meadows. Nd. beloved hls.
Masonic 1! grayssids services On Mon
WsshiastoS National ceaasierss cSi ,
suitland rdv syitland, Nd. AZ.
rangements BY the o. II. Hines co
Funeral Home.
MeGAHA, RAYMOND 9. on Tuesday
%.sEiP aSSa sad As.pIa: 3 e: TRf4,9Rai2BiSl R49aSBNH
Spring. Nd. husband Of Alice M
Mcoaha and brother Of Mrs. Fa!
NJ. gartlett., Mrs: Rita N. Brow
and Mrs. Willie v. .Bratt. Mr.. Nc
Gaia rests at the Warner 3. PUN
ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, where serv
ice will be held on Saturday, Febru
ary 4, at IL am. (parking faciN
tieO. 1nterment Loyettsvilie Uniol
Cemetery, LovettSville, Va. 8
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KEMP. BOSE =. On Wednesday. Yee.
KTSssH 1 e caErca y Nan 1@1sCnO, E EosE n
ss sSre t. s'e s9y aT l. HsSSss ks%p i::, sssvss g
and friends may eau st Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1921 14th st. NV.
REQUIEM mass ct Carroll Manor
Chapel .4o22 Ia Sale rd., Hyatts-
vls, SI6 Md;. on SATURDAY, Ts6rgary 1. IA; 4.
vet Cemetery, 3
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BUTTERWORTH. MRS. GEORGE, On
aEoRdg BsUuITsTrEE BUITsTrEER%oR.TSRGl R.TSGl' Of AaI, sSi
North Washington ST., Fails Church,
ueI Hughes Butterworth Of II Paso,
Tea and ? deushter. Mrs, Frances
neral services on sunday, February
3, at 3 p.m... in The Fails Church,
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Ar.
rangements By PearSon'S Funeral
Home.
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THORNTON, RUBY CLARK, o

Sssss 4a5sS$os 5;S4sSs 4 iSS Sss HgsS ~
l.e1 Thofnton. e'sr.a 81. ana ma mother nc S:sst 3
oscie +. Day. Donna. Joseph b.
f.. and sefgt. 1Ic William c
Thornton: A host Of other relative,
pm. Friday, February 3. friendl
Home. Sse Rhode Island ave. NV
Mass will be offered at 10 an
Saturday. February 4, at 81
You SITS. NV, Father A, A. Birch
officiating. InteTment Carver Ne.
YIloriai CemekeFy
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SIS:dRS;;:ssaSy Y: S;:s,Syt Ed:.,i lSo1
LIE JOHNSON Of 1918 s st. NV.
As is suTySyea By bis wife. Clare:
ter-ln-ley, Maggis Lee; two grand-
. sranddauGhter. Elisabeth John.
son. and special friends, Mr.. and
MIs. Samuel Hart. Friends may
Home. 15S2 7th st. NV. on Friday,
February 3, after 3 pm. Services
viii be held on Saturday. February
4. at PM, ct the above funeral
home. Interment Harmony Ne
mortal Cemetery.
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CARL L., HAWKING. Ns.isfa Tin. ssesa sESsst'

JACKSON. WILLIAM HRNRY. On
Tuesday. January al. 1861. al
WILLIAM HENRY JHcKsUSNSP sSSP q
5000 Sheriff rd. ne. Surviving are
two daughteTs. Mrs. .Medeiain Kell
York City; ones one son. ssfrSG HsTfy JSekson& y NSS
II grandchildren. SIX Rreat-Grand-
children and many other relatives
ana friends. From 8 to 10 pm.
Friday. February 8, friends may cali
at Henry 8. Washington q Sons
where funeral services will Be held
at 12 noon Saturday, February 4.
1nterment Netional Harmony Memo
rial Park.
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ANDREW r. EDELRN, President
RoBERT p. Brown. Rec. sscy

c9snlANo. AGATHA. On THURSDAY.
AEo ASESSosrs us = t7Us 71sSl A4snA AATa VA coSi sII.
land. Nd. beloved wife Of JOSEPH
Costmanoi mother Of Vincent and
Jerome ccsimano, Mrs. Nargaret
Anselmo, Mrs. camelIe CusiTnano
and MrS, Frances chipehio. Friends
Funeral Home. Ss6i iith St. nv. ".
after 4 pm. Saturday. February 1
the above funeral home On Monday. E
EESSFfu4Ty Ec9f 15r.S,, g; q I pm. Intsrmsnt
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JONES lloyd: suddenly, on Thurs:
yoNEs q Nsw xert tSch: City. MY \. T.,
beloved brother o Bessie Heath:
q funeral later. ATTangementS 81
Jarvis.
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ABRAMS, JAMES. At Veterans Hos.
pltal. California, JAMES ABRAMS
Notice Of funeral later. Services
by franer.
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KAY, VERNON, On Tuesday, January
81. 1851. VERNON KAY 81 S02S
Kay. Funeral and interment In
Anderson, Q. C.. Local arrange.
mentS By FTsSier.
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T9sSsSs5i ss1 5.sg.E5 %.!1.AsS5 ss 2ISH SA HISi
Sic b Thorne; father o. Mrs. DoFo-
Ny a HS1ss Fsns.ss sFs aOr4sn AsTr's wsn SS1nd6E
r.; Thomas. 4. and Charles =.
Therne; stepfathsr Of Mrs.; Berrlyn
Of T9lly 3 Aelpes, wiil!ama y. 9.
2os 16 1Shn 1a cIsstor l.5 M5s Hssss ~ sr Hsr
TST:t are HaItman. waiisee. Evsfs.t and
are other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm, Friday.
YeSrusry 2. ..a friend: are inyiss6 Sd. 70
1920 9th OF. NV, where services
viii be held Saturday. February 4.
ct I pm. lnterment Lincoln Ne
nnnrial CaMetarY 3
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BHECKINEIDGE. I9ABELIA GOOD
RICH. On Friday, PsbTueTy 5
ndsoSo5bRiSsH xSFds SRsscdfsiRrpoSAEsi dsi p5oSAEsEdsI ~
Of the late John Cabel Bfeckin
ridge, mother Of Mrs. jefferson Pat
terson Of washington. D. C., anG
Robert Breckinridge cf New York
A memorial service viii be held q
IN the Chapel o. 81. James Epis,
copal Church. New York. In LEI
Of flowers contributions to the YoFi
Hospital would be appreciated.
BRIAN, EDWARD n. Comrades O.
h Richard j. Harden Camp
~ =A United Spanish War Vet
TSV Grams, are informed Of thI
~ @shn Ssssh q 8 rSqnN rGSREsds I'D ED
ment Arlington Nationa
19 Cemetery on Friday. Feb
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CAAlPBELL, KATE u. on Tuesday.
SszTi5 4 AS3Ps5E5L 5L y y sSSs sssslsiass lssS
6SSs ana Sosnss Hss S1. g Mre T. s:isS sScS.rs
sister Of Mrs. Aileen ealeeby' She
also u survived BY three grSndchil.
dren and four great-ErandchiIdren
services st the a. Hines Co
Sparkina iaciiities5 T. intsrnsni p;m
Cedar HilI Cemetery
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UTTERBACK. GERTRUDE N. sud.
1897 1897 oERTRHbS S WRsHSbDsSsds, M TsSESisy
beloved wife Of James N, Utterback
IT,; mother Of James NJ, Utterbaci
Margaret 8. Kiley and sister d
Gerald. Michael Dennis Hn3ds and r car9
4. Mattinsiy Funeral Home. isi
l1th ct. Sc, where services will be
hsld on saturdSy, February I: 2! 2!
Invited. Interment Marshall Va
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DAY. NORMA ANN. On Tuesday.
SSSsSsz S;i.1Szy. 81, 1851 oy,iS q iSsF ,Mssidsnss M
and sister Of Miss Doris Day.
friends may eail at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. NE,
where. prayers viii Be Offered on
HfSttSr6sS; fnts1msSS;; FseIyasy H1:y.,ca; I; at 10 an.
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BRADSHAW. Paul. On Thursday.
Pss Pssiaaii FAS 1874 siDss%q ): Sss%sqa7 y JsSs Ss;
p SarH.Sy S.Isps st. beloved IsSss AsSS:sa9s9
Gen. Aaron Bradshaw, r.: Robert
Leech Bradshaw and Henry Brad.
shaw. Friends may call at 0aWler's
Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania ave. n ".
Courtesy parking oppositel, where
ruary g, at IL Am. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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OCNoao. JULIA = On Thursday

BosSES sBsossEsSaEiSS j. ls5s 5Bss'I L .t: t1dE51 S:5. ::
loved wife Of Robert W. Dcnnoho.
mother Of Mary 3, Pratt and Ailine
9onoho Of Philade delphia. Pa, and
,isssr q onhslia peno6ei aunt q
Ss Sen a:c ~ po1SaS z aaSysd g 9SrcGsyn y A!;
EeIatives and friends. After % n.m.
Friday, February 3, friends are IA.
yited 70 caH ct her late residence,
1Sa4 1sH = a "a nv Funeral servieei
az ii:So s;S 01 nasusatays e AZ ses5IsaIsS snsISSS
Baptist Church. eth and p sts. nv.
the Rev. 3. l.. Harrison officiatire.
4nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
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On Tnlrsdsy. February = 2. GaNSSn; 1851. q
&RT RfsTidHSpoib bEySEfS ESySsiEsfHS%' bsiS7:dM MS MA An:
of Frank g Develin. dau1hter Of
Remains resting St the ArehSft FH:
ssfSlAiv sssfal Home; .h+ L. Plats. Ma until
Funeral services win be held II
Philadelphia. Pa, on Monday. Feb
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$3.50 iSSi; sSSA|t1ISyS i|iIIsyS t1SS's; ;;sS;Sosss IS
Of Annie o. JscobS. He also d
survived By tgo sem, EN-, five daggh:
reiatiyes and friends. The iSts
Stewart Funeral Home. 50 4 st st
ne, from 9 pm. Thursday, Feb.
Euary 2. 70 3 pm. Friday. Februars
q Fanefsl and ntermeut Flor
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'OshasNsGs sssSasss 1851. 4R 4RME MT'SSossaiE: 5osaNE:
q soE t,S,I;c e lss4 !, Allison :. ne. sister
ert Martin. services st the s. Il.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, S9Ol i4th
et. NV, on Saturday. February 4,
at Q an. parking taeilitieS). In.
tegment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3
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REUM. RICHARD LEE, On Thure.
Sy: Ssy: FesFqsTy !, s ,I 2; 1881. e shs Is.i TssI.
LIE REitM. 'Idi Ssleyed ID husband SHHa Il
the late Ethel Lou Reum and brother
Of Matte Thompson Of 514O 7th
Gh,,nIts:sn MA yaisssnssO1;, isstsnns;sO p, e. nan. and
survived by nieees and nephewS,
Friends are invited TO cali st the
more ave. EyAttsVIiic. Nd. where
services win be held on saturday,
FoTt Linsoln cemstsr1 "e"'
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N~ shd member; q coiuTnsis
9 q W.: Are hereby notitIsd
8. s.ld s session SS sssurssz' e scsrOT E.s' e
~ ruxry 4, 1861. at p.m.
Elk services win Be held cn
sunday, February 8. at s pm. q
Columbia Lodge, No. IS.
PEMBROKE 7, pUvALLs
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BoYKM. IILER BIZ. on Mondsy,
soYkE SsSYHssE g g. 4sose 5oSse i LILLE ". D.Uy,d sEI
vie q smith Bcykin and mother
Of Ethel Boykin, sister Of Mrs. 6allie
Farr Of Mobile. Ala. After B pm
sat saturday FeSruaEy 4 friend, saas
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, Whefs
services will be held on Monday.
February 9. ct 1880 pm. the Rev.
Henry Miles offictating. Interment
W0odlaWn CemeteIY. 8 q
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14SM4Ss -Ssr1 ! A AfSs !. q &. TERRY Eoass
fHoMEs fHHoSM HseisSs Ssoy.S a. vi. v cs ASs sSs ,Ss:
David =. Thomas Of Darlington,
AZ the Rinaiid FUNERAL Home, $40
Z, at. II am. Interment Oak Hin
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BRAGyNIER, JOHN D. suddsnly. On

Wednesday. February l. 1861,
Cathedral ave. NV. beloved husband
Of the late Lena Bragunier and
father of Mrs. Alice McClintock,
Mrs. Ethel Hayden. Mrs. Lillian San
also Is survived by seventeen grand.
children and fifteen great-grand-
children. Services ct the 8. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
st. NV. on Saturday, February 4,
ct 2 pm. Interment dlenwood
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers the
family .suggests that expfesslons Of
sympathy may be made In the form
copal Church Memorial Tund.
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RYAN, KENNETH N. Suddenly, on
wednesday, February. /, 1861, at his
sSass. ssSs elaI H. eESNsFa esHsiefi r. RYHS Sysr
husband Of Mary c. Ryan. father Of
Mrs.. Floyd Z. Marshall and Gilbert
"a. Ryan. son Of Mrs. Edna r.
Ryan. and brother OF Mrs. Hilda
Morrison and Charles Gilbert Ryan.
Ryan rests ct the Warner e. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, where
prayers will be said on Saturday,
February f.. ct pm. (parking IA
Cemetery. 4
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'1Ssi E:sEs.Is h"DS.I .5Sr. q %ssRi's..
Friends may call at Gawlsr's Chapel
1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV. on
Saturday, February 4. from 8 am
to 4 pm. (courtesy parking oppo-
held ct All Souls Unitarian Church
10th and Harvard sts. NV. on
wednesday, February 8, at 2 pm
Interment Deer Greek Cemetery,
Chamois, Mo. In lieu OF flowers,
Unitarian Church. B
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sssSslY. sssSY. SRnSiSa%d e SHisSS1as%:d55. -kss5ssgs !,
Of Of 9dS 9as.rS 2sd st. 1:v!:: nv: IsslOyed yiie
sister Of Mrs. Joseph CapIto. char.
lotte T. and Michael Joseph Hen
Funeral Home. S224 Wisconsin, ave
n:yX on Saturday. February 4, 81
Trinity Church. 30th and o I "a,
NV. where requiem mass will Be
offered at 0 am. Friends and rel.
atives invited. Interment Mount
xss Csmstsv.
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ELIzABETH LEE. OF
SsETa LIE sssn9aES aESpEssoSS "a sRoSSi; of Ftts5 iso
2 st. S.ee wife q Carlton Hender.
Henderson. IT,. dsughter 81 mrs. ORE
sister q Bobby Pstterscn and Jane
Friday, February 8, friends may NAY
call at her late residence. Funeral
services will be held ct the johnson
Jenkins Funeral Home, 1904
Seor5ia ave. NV. on Saturday,
Es9Tuary Z. ct pm. intermeni
Butler. MoFtician.
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'Ob6EaT; commandery No.
21S. kniehts Of st. John,
announces the death 81
Brother ROBERT COOK
Ritual services will be COM
QUOTED this evening ct $3.50
O'Clock at his late resi-.
denee. 2407 Pomeroy
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Sss; ysSEs..S sYsss I. ga: Z E .As 81 VS.: IS:
Ss'SR 6aFsG6REsss & Ss'1s; iss7 HzSisSL. zi.SSL \.
oDuoss slGSs "sd sssr aSssSaSs q Sr. Cf LSFsa: TsHs
Skiados and Mrs, Helen Russell.
Co. Funeral Home. 29Oi i1th n
NV. (parking tacilities). servtees
ct St, sophia's Greek OrthodoT
Cathedral 36th st. and Mass. ave.
n.W.s on Monday. February g, al
Z pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
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February 2. 1851. at the Wyhkoop
Nursing Home, Leesburg. Va. MAG
Gle Gle g. ,i,ssI iR,sERRoMo; wife We. Of .,sass ne
Of Mrs. susie d Oakley Of IOi6
peechWood lane. Falls Church. va.
Funeral services and interment on
Saturday. February 4, ct 3 PM,
In HiaWassee, Ga.
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" i!.,,::.,si iss,,,: g $50 pn:: sSii
fcr & ITE lsss M member. MARGARET
AlsSo RSozf zHPszS w. sGsSesFK !. rBEsisss BfsSEs.
Spiritual Director.
FLAHERTY. MARTIN VINCENT. On
TIN VINCENT RLAHERTY. the BE-
loved husband q Elsie = Elahsrty
sseu suif:s HisssrS 5s'ass sd g Srot.I ysi'a q
Fiaiefty q pniiSdelthia. Pa. Ss. ~.
Funeral Hone: 1891 oeorgia ave,
SoS Trinity TcSsSls$ cSassS 3sss ssss e and 'es 3
Mount S0;livss cSSmsst;s@a;y. s;@; in'sfmsn'
FRUlGAN. GILBgET. On Thursday.
EsASNspssE EAN ~ Ssall lleSsl so.!IaI GdLsEET FgTI !I
timore.. Nd. devoted father Il Mrs..
ler, Mrs. Rose sherman, Mrs. Bes.
&c Bellasohn. Mrs. Sophie Cooper.
MTi zals Ennis e ssl.ismsssIs.s isssssm nrs Mst.y It.y
the late Helen Weinstein Of Wash.
h,ngt9n; .I,: 2; e: He also nsc,s 4 surviysdd
services AZ the Sol Edia'sS; Eevinsona 4
Bros, Funeral Home. 60l0 Reisters.
town r.. Baltimore, Md, on sun
day, February 5, ct IL am. Please
Upland I'd, Pikesvilie. Nd.
GEBHARDT, ERICH A. on Tuesday
January 81. 1861. at his residence
4l4s Southern. ave. s.e.,. ERICH A
QEBHARDT, beloved husband n
Mary 4. Gsbhardt. father q Ber:
Mary J. 0ebhardt; brother Of Karl
and Arno Qebhardt and Rose Kuh,
ner: Hs also Is survived By eleven
shEa,inddchHdren sh,id r SnG one gre1t:granS;
Ryan Funeral Home, 3i7 Pa. ave
Sc. on Saturday, February &, a
1880 an. REQUIEM mass ct Oui
Lady Queen Of Peace Church ct
| a.m. Relatives and friends Invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. {
GERACI. THOMAS. Suddenly. on tues.
dsnce. TTH THoM2s oERAcaTs GER 4 o' 81 5ss. sssli
Eva May Geraci, brother Of FranI
Geract, Mrs. Katherine LaCavera
Mrs. Frances Faro, Mrs. Rose Basti
AMI, Mrs, Marie oliveri, all Of Wash
ngton, p. e: Prayers Of the {. II
st., NV on saturday. FsSrIsr5 1Sys w I
senssst st0 to a sss Rgssa@g Rg.as.g ssssI1sass
Catholic Church, Western ave. ant
Queseda st NV, where the hol!
sacrifice OF the mass viii be offerei
| at $3.50 AM. for the repose of hi
J. soul 1nserment Cedar Hil Gene
Evening star., 1961-02-03
KNTWIsIE. nnss EIIzAnEra q,

Msdnssdsy, SS TeSruary 1yiiiaiesh I. issi. MISss ISsss
ELIzADETH ENTWISLE Of $3.50
18th ave.. West Hyatteviile, Nd;
sister Of Mrs. Claude L. Pickens,
q; SERVICES ct The Q. y, Hines Co.
~ 1nsrM Home, 2901 14th st.. NV,
(parking faciiittesI. Interrnent nri.
Hete. Ivy Hill Cemetery. Alex1ndria,
We, The family suGgestS that ex.
preesions Of sympathy may Be made
" the form o. contributions TO the
Heart FUND. Prince oeofgeS County.
Evening star., 1961-02-03

AZ t:sraary j. vi issi. Si; q ShESS Mssnts; v
husband Of the late WiiSemins
EoSs-I HScSs howard; y; ., is,thsr Of Perry "
8, Howard and uncle o. Ruth n b
Hail. Ruth 3. Howard, Theima 1.
Howard. Judge Andrew ], Howard
and Wesley J. Howard. Also sur.
ytytns are his sister.in-laW. Mrs,
and many friends. NOtics % Of fff,nssTsl funersj
later Friends are Invited 10 cal Il
at Columbia Lodge. No, S6, 3Oi
Rhode Island ave. NV, after B pm
Sunday, February 5. Funeral serv.
ices at the Asoury Methodist Church,
February 8. ct IL am. casfet WiiI
not be opened after services, Inter-
ment Harmony Memorial Park. Ar
Iangements BY McCauire Inc &
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-29

L. c. Johnson
O. r. Campbell
w. Leslie Smith
EsteI Scott
w.. W.. SoIIey
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-29
9
A~PPREHENDEp IN
DURANT BURGLARIES

13gear-old Tyrone Jones of
Durant was taken into custody
by City Marshall Sephus Nc
Bride, last Tuesday and, after
questioning, admitted that he had
committed several burglaries in
The Durant area in the past
week.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Smith
was called in on Friday, June
l6, to investigate robberies in
several Durant homes. On
Thursday, June Is, two watches
were stolen from the home of
frankie Farmer; $18-$15 of
which was silver dollars-was
taken from the home of Ms. Lu-
ellie Truitt; and several items
we're removed from the Bart
Ellington home. A charm brace
let belonging to Miss Phala
Brock was also stolen from a
parked car. Last Sunday Miss
Lillian Norris reported the loss
of So and a cigarette lighter from
her residence.
The boy was listed as a sus-
pect when he passed off a silver
dollar at the Phillips &c Service
Station in Durant. The deputy
7heriff also said that the boys
fingerprints matched those TAX
en- at the Ellington home.
Although the stolen money has
not been recovered, most of the
items the Negro boy took, with
the exception of a Bulova watch,
have been recovered, Deputy
Sheriff Smith reported.
The boys trial before Par
ham Williams, Sr., at Youth
Court in Lexington has been
scheduled in the near future.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-29
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