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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

size. For boys, the chest
measurement is the guide,
and for girls. the breast
measurement will determine
the correct pattern size.
Miss Scott is oIwoys glad TO hear
from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their questions in
her column, but because Of the
great volume of mail received daily,
she cunnot answer individual letters.
A booklet containing IS
ideas for gifts you can make
is notU available. These gift
ideas hare been selected from
Patricia SCOTS most popular
columns. To receiUe a copy
of "15 Gifts You Can Make, !"
tDrite to Miss Scott in care of
The Star. inclOSing a long,
Selt-dddreSSed stamped emu
Uelope and 20 cents to coUer
cost of printing and handling.
Copyright, 1851.
Field Enterprises, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
Commissioner
To Be Speaker

Federal TT de Commits
sioner segurd Anderson will
be the featured speaker at
the meeting tomorrow Of the
Junior Woman's Club q
Chevy Chase. The meeting
will be held at 8 pm.
The meeting is to be a
reciprocity night and mem
bers of other Federated
Junior Women's Clubs in the
area have been invited to
attend. A short business
meeting and refreshments
are also on the evenings
agenda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

Of the wastebasket and sew
on the cover. Finish the top
edge with pretty cotton fringe
trim. Ball fringe or tassel
fringe is especially pretty.
(see illustration)
Question: I must have a
formal for a Thanksgiving
college dance. I'd like to
make the skirt of two layers
Of net with a taffeta petit
coat. How do I stitch the
nylon net? Do I gather all
three layers at the waistline
together or are they done
separately? What about stitch
size?-Miss T. P.
Answer: Stitch the side
seams of the net skirts sep
arately and the taffeta petit
coat separately. Stitch size
depends on the type of net.
II your net is very fine. use
q rather small stitch and II
1t is coarse use a larger one.
The three layers are gath
cred together in one seam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

Answer: A simple and in
expensive way to cover your
basket attractively is to use
terry cloth to coordinate
with your towels. Measure
the diameter around your
wastebasket and the length
Cut the terry cloth, allowing
for top and bottom narrow
hem and Upper opening. Use
a separating Upper the length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

store at 3114 Eleventh street
in Washington. The sale will
be held through December l
and the proceeds will be used
for the Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
Rummoge Sale

The SiSterhood of Mont
gomery County Jewish Com
munity has opened its annual
fall and winter rummage
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H. {. Bufkin, Agriculture
Retiree, Orchid Grower

Harold Eugene Bufkin, 81,
nationally known orchid grow
er and retired Agriculture De-
partment official, died Sunday
in Northern Virginia Doctors
Hospital following q three
month illness.
Mr.. Bufkin retired from the
Government In 1883 to devote
fun time to his hobby Of rais-
ing orchids scientifically. His
avocation grew into Q CONNER
cial enterprise. He had O new
greenhouse and florist shop on
Beulah road, near his Vienna
(Va.) home.
In 1857, he received the
American Orchid Society
award Of merit for his Bob
Belts Vienna" In 1859 and
1860, he received the special
orchid garden award at the
National Capital Flower Show
He was an active member oi
Evening star., 1961-03-28
,WiIIium 6. KundIe,
Building Official

William G. Handle. 81, an
apartment superintendent in
nearby Maryland, died Sunday
ct Prince Georges General Hos
pital after a long illness.
A native Of Camden, N. J.,
Mr.. HANDLE had lived IN this
area since 1886. For the last
five years he had been eIn-
| ploged as superintendent of the
Castle Manor Apartments. 53Os
Thirty eighth avenue, Hyatts.
vile, where he lived. sts
He leaves his wife, Ruby l..
Of the home address.
| Funeral services win be held
st | pm, Thursday at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5s0l
Cleveland avenue, Rivertale
with burial In Forestville Epiph.
any Church Cemetery.
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Ferdinund KIenke. EusterrA
Monoeer Of Shoe Corp, n

Ferdinand H. KlenkeA 6s, a
district manager for the Shoe
Corp. Of America, died Sunday
at Providence Hospital Of
leukemia.
Born and educated in Ham
ilton, Ohio, Mr.. Klenke Joined
Birmingham, Ala. He worked
the Shoe Corp. in 1926 in
in various areas until 194S
when he came to Washington
as a district manager, in
charge Of opening all new
stores in the company's East
ern division.
Mr.. Klenke was a member of
the Catholic Order of For
resters, the Holy Name So
ciety and the 210 Association.
He lived at $500 Sixteenth
street, Silver Spring.
Besides his wife, Cecilia, he
leaves q son, Bernard N. and
daughter, Karen Sue. all of
the home address. He also
leaves three sisters, Sister M.
Cornelia, OSF, Of Kansas City,
No.: Mrs. Howard Alsbaugh Of
Winston Salem, N. c.. and Miss
Marie Klenke of Tampa, Fla,
and four brothers, the Rev.
Paul Of Cincinnati, Herman Of
Hamilton, Ohio; Vincent of
st. Louis, Mo. and Henry of
San Antonio. Tex.
A requiem mass will be
offered tomorrow at St., Peter
in Chains Catholic Church,
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Noel c. Byrnes,
Lumber Executive

Noel c. Byrnes, manager OF
the George M. Barker Lumber
Co. here. of which he had been
an employe for IS years, died
after a heart attack yesterday
at his home. 1889 Old Domin-
ion drive. Arlington. He was
n years old.
Mr.. Byrnes was a native OF
Fairfax County, but had lived
in Arlington for many years
He had been a member OF
Sharon Masonic Lodge, in Nc
Lean, Va, for 43 years.
He leaves his wife, Mrs
Margaret e. Byrnes, a native
Of Sedalia, Mo-: six sons, Joseph
p, Stanley j.. Jack H. and
William L., all of Arlington
Wade H.. Of Fairfax County
and N. Kenneth, of Raleigh
N. c.; q daughter. Mrs. Juanits
MCGEE, Of Fairfax County, anc
five grandchildren,
Funeral services will be at
IL am. Thursday at Ivei
Funeral Home in Clarendon
Masonic rites will be conducted
at the burial service in Ma.
tional Memorial Park, on Les
Highway in Fairfax County.
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Louis F. Ombres,
n, ERGO Retiree

Louis F. ombres, II. . retired
ERGO employe died yesterday at
the Leland Memorial Hospital
after a short illness.
A native Of Italy, he fought
with the American Expedition.
ary Forces there during World
War I.
Mr.. Ombres retired five years
ago from ERGO, in Riverdale,
Md, and was a member Of the
American Legion.
He leaves his wife, Angeline
of the home address. 503s
Branchville road, College Park
Nd; q son. Louis, jr.. Of 75lt
Inwood street. College Park
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
I8:45 am. Thursday at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOl
Cleveland avenue. Riverdale,
and burial win be in Arlington
Cemetery,
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Allied Florist Association and
o committeeman for the flower
show.
Mr.. Bufkin came to the
Washington area in 1924, when
he was employed by the Pack
ers and Stockyard division OF
the Department Of Agriculture.
At the time Of his retirement
he was q business analyst with
the office Of price sterilization.
Born in Mobile. Ala, Mr..
Bufkin served In the 10th Bat
talon Of the 165th Depot Bri-
gade Of the United States
Army in World War I.
In addition to his wife, EN-
ma c., Of the home address,
he leaves q sister, Mrs. Charles
c. Baker, Of Arlington. Fune-
raj services will be at 1880
pm. Thursday at Money and
King Funeral Home, Vienna,
p Burial will be at 2 pm. iE
Arlington Cemetery.
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1888 he was city attorney of
Stockton, Calf.
A member Of the American
Legion, Mr.. johnson was q pilot
in .the5 104th Aero Squadron,
American Expeditionary Force,
during World War I, and was
decorated with the Silver Star.
( While q Congressman, he
served d term on the Smith,
sonian Institutions board of
regents from February, 1858, to
December. 1854.
+ Mr.. johnson leaves his wife,
of Stockton; a daughter, Mrs.
Mary E. Parr, Lancaster, s.. c.,
and a son, William, of Truckee,
Calf.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
Easing Blow
Requested on
.Automdtion'

: A House Civil Service rnans
power subcommittee today ask
ed Government department.
and agencies, to take greater
steps to ease the adverse In.
pact on Federal employees from
the increasing use Of automha
tion in Government. -.
The House unit on Census
and Government Statistics,
headed by Representative Le-
sinski. Democrat Of Michigan.
also criticized the policies .ef
Government agencies in con-
tracting-out statistical work 20
industry. ~"'
This practice, plus automa-
ton, poses serious threats to
the job security Of many Fed
eral employees, the House greup
declared,
1T urged Federal agencies
converting to electrical data
processing equipment to Aaive.
adequate notice Of the conter-
sion to the employees involved
and to set up extensive pro.
grams for retraining them to
operate the, new equiprnent.sS
II layoffs are necessary, the
committee urged Government
agencies to impose q freeze On
hiring, so that the displaced
employees may s be transferred
to other units in the agency
A Government-wide program
Of transfers to other Federal
departments or agencies when~
ever other. Job opportunities
are not found for the employees
In their own agencies also was
advocated by the House group.
Regarding eontracting-o -out
policies, Mr.. LeSinski said his
subcommittee would investi>
gate these practices. He, de-
clared evidence already has
been gathered showing that
firms getting these statistical
and data collecting contracts
have hired employees away from
the Government at higher
salaries to do the work.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
Leonord F. SowveI

CRAWFORD, N. j.. Mar. %
(APl--Lkonard Franklin Saw
vel, n. former owner and pub
Usher sof the old Elizabeth
IN. - Evening Times. died
Saturday. Mr.. sSawvel, who at
one time owned . daily news
paper in Waukegan, H.. was
the founder Of the national
magazine of the Loyal Order
Of Moose. He, was born in
Garfield, Ohio.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
PA BoyIeys.
Printer t6t5u'

Patrick A. o'Boyle, 81, a
retired printer with the Gov
ernment Printing Office here,
died Sunday at the National
Orthopedic Hospital after a
one-year illness. He lived at
3495 South Utah street, Arling-
ton, Va. 49,, ~
Mr.. o,Boyle had been with
the Government for IS years
before retiring last year.. Prior
to that, he had been q, foreman
in the press room Of the Nc
Ardle Printing Co. here for, a
brief time,
A native Of Scranton, Pa, he
was the son Of the late John r.
and Mary O'Boyle. He began
his printing career as an en-
ploye with the old international
Correspondence Schools In
Scranton and later, = before
coming to the Washington area
in 1943, he was associated for
II years with the Hughes Pub
fishing Co. in East StroudSburg,
Pa.
An active member of the
Blessed ! Sacrament Church,
1415 West Braddock road, Alex
andria, he belonged to the
church's Holy Name Society
and its. Nocturnal Alteration
Society. He was also a member
Of Washington Local No. / Of
the Printing Pressmen'S Union.
Besides his wife, Esther. of
the home address. Mr.. O'Boyle
leaves three sons, MlSergt.
Robert M. O'Boyle, stationed at
Portsmouth, N. H., with the Air
Force. John ]. oBoyle of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, and Patrick A,
OBoyle. jr., Of 1921 South
Quebec street, Arlington.
He also leaves a brother,
John F, of Scranton. a sister,
Mrs. Fred Werkeiser of Tan
nersville, Pa, and seven grand
children. "i'
Friends may can at the Muir
ply Funeral Home, 1924 CO.
lumbia pike, Arlington. A re-
QUEEN mass win be offered at
no am, tomorrow at the Blessed
Sacrament Church. Burial, in
Scranton. will be at 10 am.
Thursday.
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J. Leroy Johnson Dies;
In Congress IA Yeors

J, Leroy johnson. u. former
Republican Representative from
California, died Sunday at q
hospital in Stockton, Calf,
after an illness Of several years.
Mr.. johnson entered Congress
In lol2 as Representative from
California's 80 congressional
district. After decennial redis-
tricting Of the State in 1851, he
became 11th district Represent
ative and served until 1856,
when he was defeated for re-
election by. the present irlcuIn-
bent, Democrat John J. McFall.
A specialist In military af-
fairs, Mr.. johnson was q menn-
ber Of the House Armed Serv-
ices Committee, where ne was
an advocate Of universal mill
tary training.
In 1855, Mr.. Johnson pro-
posed . constitutional amend
|l1ient to eliminate the Electoral
College system Of voting for
President and Vice President
by States. He called for a
system which would divide cleo
toral votes in proportion TO the
popular vote in each State.
Before returning to Califor-
mia. Mr.. johnson and his wife,
Elizabeth Alpers, lived in q
restored Capitol Hill house at
$50 North Carolina avenue Sc.
Born In Wausau, Wis, Mr..
johnson was graduated from
the University of Wisconsin
and obtained a law degree from
the University Of California.
He was admitted TO the Cali
fornia bar in 1915. From 1920
to 1921, he was deputy district
attorney Of San Joaquin Coun-
ty, Calf, and from 1928 to
Evening star., 1961-03-28
100 orphons to Gel
Foncy Euster Eggs

The Easter Bunny win deliver
personalized half.pOund chOcO-
late eggs to 1900 area orphans
Sunday with the help Of the
Food Service Executives Assoc
citation.
The 100 management persoR-
mel from restaurants, inStitu-
tions and hotels have been dec
Grating the eggs evenings since
last week from lists furnished
by area orphanages and insti-
tutions. :.
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Marcus A. Wolff

EAST ORANGE, N. j., Mar.
20 (Arl Marcus A. Wolff, IL,
on the staff OF the Newark
News for47 years, died Sunday.
He was born in st. Louis and
had worked for newspapers in
St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago
and New York before joining
the News In 1914.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

Hamilton, with burial In the
Hamilton Cemetery. isY
The family requests that e6
pressions Of sympathy be N
the form Of contributions To
the Blood Research Founda-
ton. ht~
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In .Aarii,nrtatt.

BRUCE, MABLE I. In loving memory
OF my dear wife, MABLE L. BRUCE,
who passed away two years $50 to-
day, March. Is, 1893: s..,.,
HER HUSBAND. ELIOT W, ARUCn,
AND sISTEK:IN-LAW. LEoNORA
BRUCE WENTz.
ELLIS, MARY. IN loving memory Of
my dear mother, MARY ELLIS, who
passed away ten years aso. March
IS, 1881.
Your memory is al have now,
God called you to your rest,
But memory Is Q gift Of God.
And God knows what Is best.
YoUE LOVING DAUGHTER MAX
HARDY. DIR: ERNEsT q. n lOyint
NEST M. hardy. who left me 20
years ago today, March. 70. 1871,
As loved him, 80 I miss him,
In memory he is always near
Loved, remembered. longed for always
Bringing many q silent tear.
HIS LOVING WIFE. .ADDlE.
LLOYD, CORA AUSTIN. Sacred 10 the
%sHorSS E,s. SSot E zEUsa4iisNF aiisF oyS. rs SsvGssS VIC
was called 10 eternal fest 1A yeafl
ago today. March IS, i947.
Memories are treasures no one car
Parting leaves hesrtsches no on'
can heal:
Till memory fades and life departs
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. oNToN
8. LLOYD.
memory Of CAROL SUE MARTIN
who passed away three years Ast
today, March 2S. 1858.
We will never forget ycu;
MARTIN, CAROL SUE, IN lcyinl
% Sister CAROL SUE sns MARTIN. VIC
passed away three years ego today
March IS, 1888.
A precious one from has eene,
A voice Wei loved Is gtilled.
A place e vacant IN our home
Which meyer can ns tslleq ;,cvrv
AND SifEY.
PATTERSON, WILLIE. IN loyinl
memory oi. eu. dear hushand Apc
father. WILLIE PATTERSON. who
passed away three yeags $50 today
Many q lonely heartaehs.
Often . silent tear, '
But always Z beautiful memory
WIFE. BERTHA PATTERSON ANr
| SONS.
| SEWELL, FRANCIS. In loving mem.
| ory OF FRANCIS GEWELL. whit
passed away so suddenly. one yeai
ago today.
One year has passed
Since you we're called away
az Thst SAD ana arssry day.
We often sc and think Of you,
10 think how quickly you left;
10 know you could not say goodsb,
Before you closed yopf eyes.
God gave US strength to bear Il
And. COURAGE 70 meet the blow
But what Il meant TO lose you,
The world VIII never know.
\ II All the world we're ours TO give
we would give It and more,
To see thy face come
! Shining through the door.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
Dra1hH

.IMMERLI, WERNER JOHN. OF eli
S.les sStS St. s 1iSsanS SSi Su,s.hS s:Ts y Md .
R1th ziminerli. @ I iatier ssSU Of MRS. RI Raes
Bradshaw and Werner .. ziumeTli,
jr., and brother Of Mrs. Louise
White, Mrs. Lena DuekWall, Mrs.
Verona Ruhl. Mrs. Pauline Smith,
Arthur D. and Charles 3. Zimmerli.
He also is survived BY four grand-
children. Services at the Chambers
Wednesday, March 90, at / pm.
Interment olenEood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

EIAlAGERLI. WERNER J. (sKlP), hsn.
~ OraPy menbeF. The officer
MSEM and members Of Interna-
~ figa tional Union Of Elevator
II sI .ConstFuetors, Local No. 10
~ VI are hereby notified Of thl
VS-S1Y death Of Brother WEIR.
NER J. (SK1Pl zIAGAGERLl
Sunday, March &c. 1851, Services
At Chambers Funeral Home, bl7
11th st. Sc, on WednesdAy.. March
20. at I pm. Internent 0lenwcod
JAMES L. HAYES. secy. 20
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With Regard to o
Card Of Thanks

NveFY efieg q eeRa Of thanks
in The Siar meets . need
which con heraIy Be soIved in
ony ether weY. Net onlY Is
II e gracious sNpsossl6n Of
.sretifvde to these whe have
sent ileFel tributes but else
eovrtsovslY acknowledges The
services END kindnsssss ef
the mony To- whom Q peFseaol
note Of thanks esHaet well be
meiIed o. whess nsmei and
addresses are not known.
Insertion Of q cord ef fh6nks
mey be arranged BY telephone
10 The Stdr. u. $4,000.
The Evening and SUndoy Ster
Evening star., 1961-03-28

MOLLOY. NICHOLAS LESLIE. OF BOe2
50th ave, Wocdlavn. Nd, on March
Slds asoi SsI sssSsPq q MS e Mi6s.Ttt M.m Nc 9
Cloua.s Nicholas L., jr.: Emmett Z,
and John w, Motley; brother Of
EDWARD Motley: grandfather oi
A4ark and Alan NcClonA, Remains
at Chambers FpneraI Home. 1901
NeSnesSay Msrch Ss AZ oS ann am
Nase In Fort Myer Chapel 1t q am.
Intermeht Arlington National Gene
terry. IS
Evening star., 1961-03-28

MeCLAIRE. LULU CONAWAY. On
S..1S.S:. SS51SSss MaEsh 1IS5 NstD sS lssl SSlS
lington. va, LULU CoNAWAY Me-
CLAINE, wife Of the late William W.
McCiaine, mother Of the late Clar-
ence c. McClaine, sister Of Miss EVA
Conaway Of Washington, D. C.. and
va Erasst asS 5s Sf Il FfissT91 psE13ss
and Joan McClaine, both Of WASH
ington. .. G. Friends may call at
oawler's chanel. 1856 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, after 8 pm. Monday,
March % icouftesy parking oppo-
Hi, Sanctuary en- Wednesday. March
20, At pm: Interment Cedar Hi
Cemeterys Kindly emit flowers. 2S
Evening star., 1961-03-28
MILLER. GRACE WILLIAMS.

MILLER, GkACk WILLIAMS. On
I1s;day; March e. 1881. GRACE
NV devoted wife q Paul B. Miller.
Suzanne jefferson. and daughter Of
mrs. Minnie ~. Williams. Also sur
yivlng are q grandchIid, CarvIn NJ.
Jntfefson, IT.; one brother. Henry
9. williams, and other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of fu-
euire. Inc. so
Evening star., 1961-03-28

WILLIAM. On Wednes-
day, March 20. 1851, WILLIAM
MITCHELL Of S306 sherman ave
Williams, father Of William Mitchell,
tr.. and Mrs. Mary p. Jones and
foster son Of Mrs. Madeline Sifnnls
He also is survived by seven grand
children other relatives and friends
The late Mr.. Mitchell may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
March &c. where services WIZ viii s.
held Wednesday. March 20, at ~
an. Interment National Harmony
Cemetsry.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

OAlBRES. LOUIS p, Sr. OF 6O32
Branchville rd,, College Park, Nd,
ron March 20. 1861, husband Of
Angelina ombres. father Of Louis r.
Qmhres, ~, and sSepfGther Of
Angelo, Tony. Ralph and Tom Bar
t6erio, Mrs. Preina Player and Mrs.
Chambers FUNERAL Home. 5sOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd,
Thursday, March 30, at S:45 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
Evening star., 1961-03-28

MATTEKA, FLNCBNT Z. on Friday,
March "a, 1861, at his residence
SIS 49th ave, Capitol Heights, Nd,
VINCENT L. MATTERA, beloved
husband Of Theresa E. MatterA;
father Of Joseph A., Rose NJ, The
terra: brother Of Miss Ermeiinda p.
Mattera, Mrs. Mary p. Thompson
and Mrs. Violet Dawes. Friends
may call at the Lee funeral Home
4th st. and Mass. ave.. me-. until
9:15 am. Wednesday, March 20.
Margaret's Catholic Church, Seat
Pleasant, Md, ct 10 am, Inter-
ment ArlinGton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

QUICK. CLARENCE. The officers and
IN, Association. District Of CO.
ZlN lumbta Local No. 80, In
(AI1 ternationaI Association OF
N% Fire Fighters, are hereby
QUICK on sunday. March s6. io6i.
Members are requested to attend
the funeral services on "wednesday,
March 20. at $3.50 am. at the 3.
NstlOhsji tth 81 n;S G.m.tsrS tInserment AFlinSton
ALDEN 6. KEFAuvER. H.,
JOSEPH Z. zEIs. secretary.
ROBINSON. ROBERT NJ. on Monday.
March ~, 1851, ROBERT NJ ROE
TNsoN, On BELOVED .,. tS tsthsr Of MrS; s,..,', Ann
Z. Plemmons and brother OF George
B. and Arthur M. Robinson Fu.
neral services at the Simmons Bros,
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope rd
SO. tparking facilities), on Wednes,
Ssy. March ~. q ! Pm Intsrmsn'
hGGEsSs M.rsS 81. EAhasE fss ERSrscTF n HHRR6sGI RoG
beioyed husband Of Glade A. RogerS
steptather Of Emil Paschal, brotliei
iier, haIf-bfother Of the Rev. Ray.
HoHd Lapisr. sl..sIsa, funeral If, from q; q;
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking faeili.
tiesl, on THURSDAY. March 80. al
7sylvania Avenue Seyenth-Day Ad.
ventist Church at IL am. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1961-03-28

ADAMS, JAMES GARFIELD. On
TUESDAY, MarSh y. Is8l; JAMES JAMES
MIS-. Ada NJ. Armstrong. Also SUR
viving are other relatives and many
friends. After 4 p.m. Tuesday,
March 2S, friends are invited to
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1890 9th st; NV, Eeeulenn mass
tines Catholic Church, 18th st..
between r and 5 SITS. NV, at y
am. Wednesday. March as. FAM
lily may Be contacted at 1873 p
st. ne. 1nterment Mount Olivet
Evening star., 1961-03-28

OSBORNE. MARGARET W. MAGRU-
DER. On Monday, March 20, 1861,
MARoARET w. MAoRUDER os-
. BORNE OF 4524 32d st., Mount
Rainier, Nd. beloved wife Of the
late Joseph H. Osborne. mother Of
oasi ), Masruder.r Mrs. zetha q. g.
Alexopolous and Mrs. Msrgaret v.
OsboTne. Also survived b. 10. grRnd-
lehlldlren and 81 .ereat-eTandch dchildren.
Friends may cali at Nkiley's Funeral
efn Res S3Ve Escds s dslend sysj :.rSjicSs e
will be held Wednesday, March 80,
ct 10 am, In 81. Johns Episcopal
Church. 34th st.. and Rainier ave,
Mount Rainier. Nd. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Cedar
Aili cemeteFy. IS
Evening star., 1961-03-28

CARTER. WILLIAM y. on sunday.
Sfs aaisn sS asSl I've: 4akss ss;'is2ss'
husband 81 Lostle Catherine Carter,
= father Of Mrs. Thelfna G. Muliieah,
Maurice y; Carter. Charles !. Car.
brother Of hrs. Mamie Carr. There
are IL grandchildren. Services q
the Takoma Funeral Home, 264
Carroll st. NV. (parking oppositel
on Wednesday, March 20. at gIh
Am. REQUIEM mass at ST. Johfi'l
Catholic Church. Forest Glen. Nd.
at 10 am. Interment church ceme'
'sr'' f"
Evening star., 1961-03-28

LEyEY. LAURA J. tnee DeuuIson). OF
141O ID st. s.w., on March 20, 1851
wife Of the late joseph L. Levey,
mother Of Pearl E. Mondt, sister oi
/ Charles. William and Albert penni.
SON, Nettie Grove AID Anna CLARK
Services ct Chamber Funeral Hcme
March 80. at i pm. fntermeni
Cedar Hill Cemetery, t9 90
Evening star., 1961-03-28
0'BOYLE, ALOYsIUs PATRICK. rhere

OBO1LBs ALOXSIUS PATRICK. There
RBA. Will be . special meeting
day : MaTch y r.. :'s; ;,;,,dI 1861; n,,t. Ct
NSSNN 1908 K st. NV, 10 attend
: the funeral Of ALOYSIUS
& uE0RoE r. HARTMAN, Pres.
ROY T. DEAN, Secs. Treas. 2S