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linger staff in 1946 when he
became business manager of
its magazine, Changing Times.
In 1949 he was appointed d.
rector Of sales for both Chang =
ing Times and. the Kiplinger
Washington Letter. He retired
from the organization in 1857
as, its vice president.
Mr.. Bray leaves his wife.
Eva. Of the home address; two
sons by a previous marriage,
Bruce and Kenneth; a stepson,
John Boothby. and a brother,
William H.. of Southampton,
Mass.
Services will be at Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist
Church, Nebraska and New
Mexico avenues NV, at IL
am. tomorrow. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Sluyton Supports
Waterfront Plan

The Redevelopment Land
Agency has received support
from William L. Slayton. Fed
eral urban renewal commits
Sioner. for plans to turn over
the Southwest waterfront to a
non-profit corporation for re-
development.
Mr.. Slayton informed the
RIA he agrees with the concept
in principle but will withhold
formal approval until q con-
tract Is ready to be signed.
The redevelopment agency
plans to lease the waterfront
land to the non-profit group,
which in turn will lease parcels
to developers and handle the
redevelopment program.
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james |, Bray, Retired
KipIineer Editor Dies

James L. Bray, 81, a retired
vice president and editor of
the Kiplinger publications, died
Wednesday night at his farm
near AmiSsville, Va. His home
was at $3.50 Lowell street NV.
Mr.. Bray was born in North
ampton, Mass. After his grad
uation from high school he
declined an offer to try out as
a pitcher for the old Boston
Braves and went to work as an
office boy for a lumber COM
pany, where he progressed to
clerk and forester.
He enlisted as a private in
the British Army early in World
War I, retiring as a captain in
the British Royal Engineers at
the wars end.
When Mr.. Bray returned
from the service, he entered
New York University. where he
was graduated with a bachelor
Of science degree in commerce
and finance.
In 1920 he moved to Wash
ington to become treasurer Of
the Consolidated Press ASso-
citation. founded by David
Lawrence, the columnist. He
retained his association with
Mr.. Lawrence when the latter
founded the u. S. Daily. Mr..
Bray was its treasurer. He
later became published Of an
other Lawrence publication,
U. s.. News, now u. S. News
and World Report. -
In 1889 Mr.. Bray bought
Pathfinder Magazine and served
as its publisher for four years.
Five years later he became
president and owner of Stand
ard Press. 920 l. street NV.
He kept the position until his
retirement.
Mr.. Bray Joined the Kip
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The rosary will be recited at
8 o'clock tonight at the Col
linS Funeral Home. 1921 Four
teenth street NV. A requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am.
tomorrow at st. Anthony's
Church, Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE. with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Austin Meehun,

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 6
(AP) Austin Meehan, '64,a for
many years apower in rRepubli--
can politics in Philadelphia,
died Thursday, apparently Of a
heart attack. He served as :
sheriff of, Philadelphia County
from 1943-S2 and owned q
paving contracting firm.
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Homer c. Kirby

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 APP
Home Cleveland Kirby, n, re-
tired supervisor of service for
the Western Division Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, died
Wednesday after a long illness.
He was the father of Durward
Kirby, a television performer.
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of Kansas City: a sister, Mrs.
Fay Claytor Of Richmond, CAL
IT,. and one grandson.
Services were scheduled today
IN Bethany. Burial also will be
in Bethany.
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Obituaries
AnurtItrtuH

IsKow, AARON. The unysilinr skry.
ices in memory OF AARON ISKOW
Will be held on sunday. October 8,
1861. pm, at Kesher Israel
Csmetery. told). Relatives and
LAZARUS, SIMON. The unwilling
services in memory OF SIMON La
ZARQS will be held on Sunday
October 8. 1861, at IL am, at
the Ohey Sholom- -Talmud Torah
Congregation Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
WALLERSTEIN, HARRY. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
the unveiling Of q memorial in mem
ory Of HARRY WALLERSTEIN on
Sunday, October s, 1851, at 10
noon, in King David Memorial Park
WARSAW. SELMA J. The unveiling
service in memory Of SELMA J.
WARSAW will be held on sunday,
October 3, 1861. at Mount Leb-
anon Cemetery, $500 Rigs rd..
Adelphi, Nd. at 1:30 pm. Friends
and relatives invited
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DEATHS
In Mrntnrtan.
AAnOuneements Of
Services By Chambers

HI U13KutuI tduA
ANDERSON, MARY N. In leyins
MaR9 MiST' NJ lANpERsSosESS SsSS'ta Who %SsasT pssssd
away tventy.tgo years aSo today.
Loving memories never die a.
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep in our hearts memory is
OF the. on. ". loved and will never
HER EovviSo DAUGHTER AND
HER oN-IN-LAW. EMMA AND
JAMES H. FRAZIER
ANTHONY. WONDERFUL. 4 tribute
Of love for my dear husband WON
DERFUL ANTHONY, who passed
away october 8, 1852.
Years have passed, but
You are Still my gift from God above
MY dsfSstt DEvorSD EHEs %FSE, 5SffTsF' SALLY.
Of love and cherished memories to
our father, CHESTER 9. BUM.
PARUS, who passed away two years
ago today, october 8. 1859. at St
Adams, N. Y. THE FAMILY.
CLARKs0N, WALTER n. In loving
remembrance Of my husband, WAL.
Efy rER H tiv. E.a1i sSo todsy %hS ps sts
ber 6, 1865,
Loving memories never die
As days roll on and years go by;
Deep In my heart a memory Is kept
OF my loved one, whom l can never
HIS pEyStsTSED WIFE, HELEN B.
CLINKINs. MARTHA. In loving mem.
CLINKINs, who passed away one
year ago today, October 8. 1850
In our hearts there is picture
More precious than silver or gold;
A picture OF our dear mother.
Whose memory will never grew
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. LouvIN1A
SMITH, EDNA YOUNG AMI
BEATRICE WATERS.
CUNNINGHAM, EZEKIEL. In loving
TsneTz TsESTE, Of rSNTNMa 1ST dsar Eodiaths, ss,
Us three years aso today, october
Our thousht, Of you win never
xoSr %hfR 81 N yisF' s Sr.Sst Ray: GEn nl
win always light our home.
HELEN K. HALsToRKs AMI
SON - BENJAMIN r. HAIL,
In memory Of Beacon BEACON fzSHl1i EzEKIEf
CUNNINGHAM. who departed thi.
life October 6, 1858.
The day Is crisp, the sun shines
bright:
Blue Heaven skies above;
see you smiling peacefully,
Your soul must be at rest,
REV, AND MRS. WILBUR L.
HENRY.
SINGLETON, ISAAC. IN loving mem
oTy Of our dear father, ISAAC
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j.. William Lees Sons Co.
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE, Ii. $4,000
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
SIC X St NE. Ii. 3-4ssO
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CEMETERY LOTS

DOUBLE BURIAL CRYPT, National
Memorial Park, $1,000 Bex 3O3-J,
Star.
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ISAAC. IN loving mem.
ory Of our dear father, ISAAC
SINGLETON. who departed this lif(
1858.
Gone. but not forEotten.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS.
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BENSON. MAGGIE C. tcAPPIEl. o.

bENsON' MAGGIE e, tCAPPIkD On
Wednesday, october 4. 1861. MAG
Gle (cAPPIE) BENSON Of 4U2
Silver Rock I'd. Rockville. Nd. be-
Benson, mother Of Mrs. Catherine
L. Hench, Mrs. Margie L. Hench,
Arthur W. and Warner r. Benson:
sister Of Mrs. Bertha Haynes
Friends are invited to call at the
Colonial Funeral Home of Robert
A. Pumphrey OF Rockville. Nd,
where services will be held on
Saturday October :. at l pm.
Interment Potomac Church Gene
terry.
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AY, RHEBA GLENN. on wednesday

lY, RHEBA GLENN. on wednesday.
October 4, 1861. at her residence,
Silver Spring Nd. RHEBA GLENN
Az, beloved wife OF Edward Lerian,
Ay, mother OF Edward Lerian Ay,
tr.; daughter of J. Nelson and the
late Bessie Burke Gates. sister of
Mrs, Charles z. Shields. Friends
may call at the William J. Tickner
& Sons Funeral Home, North and
Pennsylvania aves,. Baltimore. Nd.
from > until Q pm. daily Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Monday. october 2. at IL am.
lnterment Loudon Park Cemetery.
Baltimore, Nd.
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Dratha

ALBIN. LOLA 3. On Wednesday. oc-
tober 4. 1861, at GEORGETOWN Uni
yersity Hospital, MRS. LOLA B.
ALBIN Of 1885 Massachusetts, ave.
NV. beloved sister Of Robert L.
Henry Of Washington, d. c., and
W. Va. Friends may cali Al
HysonE'S Funeral Home, 1900 N st.
NV, where services will be held
on Saturday. october :, at II
am. Interment will be at Edge
Hill Cemetery, Charles Town, W. va.
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DUNLAP. ALP""TA.
Octoher . 1851. ALBERTA DUN.

LAP Of i735 SIn -.
mother Of Floyd Frazier nd sister
OF Mrs. Martha Pope. Robert,
Thomas and John Hall She also is
survived By six grandchildren, Jwer-
ty-six Observation-Disclosures daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Margsret Frazier
other relatives and friends. Remains
may be viewed from 4 TO 10 pm
Friday. October 8. at the Barnes &
Matthews Funeral Home. 361g 18th
st. NV. Oath st. at Sowing rd.l.
where funeral. services will be held
on Saturday. October T. Al / pm.
tntrrment Lincoln Memorial Cc-'e-
terry.
EBRLICH. MAE ELAINE. On Wedres-
day. October 4, 1851, at Cedsrs Of
lebanon Hospital MAE ELAINE
EHRLICH Of Palm Springs. Calf,
Beloved wife OF e. Jack Ehrlich,
mother Of Dorann Ehrlich Of the
home address and sister Of Mrs.
Ellen Louise Warren and Mr.. Jo-
seph z. Beasley, both Of Wash
Ington. D. c. Friends may cell at
the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV, after pm.
Saturday. October 7. Services at
the above funeral home on Monday,
October o, at II am. tparkinG IA
cilitiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 4
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CONNOLLY. WILLIAM r. Sudden

N Tuesday, October 3. 1851. At
Molly Of 5746 North 18TH st..
Arlington, Va. beloved son Of Cath
crime E. Connolly and brother Of
Margaret A. Campbell of Arlington,
Va: Catherine T. Martin Of Alex
4noria, Va; Robert P. Connolly Of
New York City and Irene Fragois
OF Seattle. Wash. Friends may call
q the Robert J. Murphy Funeral
Nome 1924 Columbia pike. Arling-
ton. Va. after pm. Friday, Oe-
offered at $50 an. sstTrdsy M oee Dc
tober :, at St. AIMS Church. Ar
lngton, Va. Interment Calvary
Memorial Park EalrfaN Va
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CALDWELL. MARY ELIzABETH. On

Wednesday. October 4, 1861. MARY
ELIZABETH CALDWELL of 23SS
Champlain st. NV, beloved wife
OF Theodore r. Caldwell, devoted
mother Of Mrs. Margaret Holloway
Herbert z. and Shirley r. Summers;
lister Of Mrs. Gertie Robertson of
Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Rosetta Smith
and Robert Frost Of Statesvilie, N. c.
Sne also is survived by one grand
Child. other relatives and many
nlends. After 5 pm. Friday Oc-
tober ., friends are invited to
gall at the jarvis Chapel. 1892
You st. NV. Funeral services and
mterment on Sunday. October <.
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BRADY. VAN Henry. ON Tuesday

BkADH, VAN HENRY. On Tuesday.
October 3, 1861, VAN HENRY
BRADY of Upper Marlboro. Md.
beloved husband of Mamie Brady
also is survived By his stepmother,
katherine Brady; q son, Edward
Poe; four brothers, Wilmer, An
thony. Bernard and Allen Brady:
a sister. Mrs. Mary Hamilton, and
three stepchildren, Friends may
call at the Ritchie Bros. Funeral
> to 9 pm. REQUIEM mass viii be
celebrated in st. Mary'S Catholic
Church, Upper Marlboro Md, on
Saturday. october :. at q am
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. s
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CRAwLEY. HAZEL MARTz. OF 450s

Riverdale rd.. Riverdale, Md, on
October 4, 1861, wife OF William M.
Crawley. mother of Charles Z. and
James A. MartZ and sister Of Mrs.
Bulah Sanger, James F., William
ana Ernest R. Fletcher She also
is survived by six grandchildren
Services al the Chambers Funeral
Home, 5s01 Cleveland ave. River
dale. Nd, on Saturday, October T.
at 10 am. Interment Cedsr Hill
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BRAY. LANES LESLIE. sudd.nly. nI


Wednesday, October 4. 1861. in
Warrenton. Va, JAMES LESLIE
BRAY Of $3.50 Lowell st. nv.
beloved husband OF Mrs. Eva H
Bray and father Of Bruce Bray Of
Washington. D. c.. and Kenneth
also is survived by a stepson, John
Boothby Of Arlington. Va. and
brother. Howard Bray OF Southamp-
ton, Mass. Friends may call at
Hysong'S Funeral Home, 1900 N
st. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church. Nebraska and
New Mexico aves. NV. on Satur-
DAY. October z, at IL am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. The
family suggests that expressions Of
sympathy be made in the form of
Of the Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church.
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BROWN. WALTER. On Monday. oe.

DNUWN' WHLIEN. On MOnday, OC-
Hses,,2 tSSer 2 udst,I, ISSl al PTi9ss q asoTgss
father Of Charles E. Brown, Lucy
Pitts and Marie Nicholas. Five
srandchtldrsn also survive. Friends
may call after ) pm. Friday. Octo-
Der s. at the Better Funeral Home.
1903 Walter st. Sc. Funeral sery-
pm. Tnterment Ebenezer Cemetery
Iapham M a.
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DENNEAN, DELLA q. On THURSDAY

UbNNLhNI UkLTA q. On IhuTbday
october 3. 1891, at the Washington
ssnitsrium, DELLA G. DENNEAN Of
teO0 Cole ave. Takoms Park. Nd
beloved mother OF Mrs; Msrgaret
Bell, James A. Dennesn OF New York
n. Y, and Thomas Patrick Dennesn
Of Washington, D. c. She also is
survived by six grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren Friends
nnay call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Masss chusettS ave. ne
where prayers will be said on Sat-
uroay. October Z, at a.m. Mass
will be offered from St Peters
Catholic Church, I'd and SITS Sc.
At . am. InBrment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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DEYNPAN. DELLA. Officers and
40 members OF Ladies AuXil-
NNHA isry. No. 80 KNIGHTS Of
NAR1zM st. John, are requested to
NEEEM meet at the Lee Funeral
.Aa1Y Home. 4th st. and Msss.
SS% ave. ne. on FT'dsv, Oe-
tober 4. 1881, at s pm.
tn recitp the rosary for cur beloved
sister, DELLA DENNEAN
STELLA ' vbNErFNND ~"es' 'H-f
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lEHESA y hEALLf' rec. SeCy'
DICKINSON. JESSIE e. On Tuesday,
October 3. 1881. al tln 7oyhnro
plsce NV, JESSIE E DICKINSON,
ba'oYs+ mother of three son. Web
ster, Francis and Lewis Dickinson,
and three DAUGHTERS. Mrs. Jessie
Kimmerling Mrs. Mqrv Eunics viii
Us and Mrs. Alice Trees; sister OF
Yrs. Blanche Sulli"sr s~d Mrs.
Ethel Mooney. Funeral services on
Saturday. October Z, at $50 pm.
tEDTj. at the Nash a. Slaw Fu
neral Home. Colonial Beech Va.
tnterment in the family cemetery
Al Monroe Hall Va
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BHYANI. MARION c. tWAX). On
City. Fla, MARION c. BRYANT.
husband Of Elsie Bryant. father of
Sandra Bryant and brother of Eve
line Kuever. Funeral services at
the Donaldson Funeral Home. 3l3
Talbot ave. Laurel. Nd. on Satur-
day. October :, at II am. In
terment Ivy Hill Cemetery. 6
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Us 54th ave. Seat Pleasant. Nd.
on October 4, 1861. beloved huS-
ices al Chambers Funeral Home.
1901 Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd.
on Saturday, October Z, at | pm.
Interment Washington National
Cemetery.
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1ratha

JOHN 7. on Tuesday, octo-
Der 8, 1861, AZ bis rssidsnes, Z
5th st, ne, JOIN. 7. MeQUAID
stepfather OF Harry z. Chamberlain.
neral Home, 4th st. and Messachu-
setts ave. ne, where services will
be held on Saturday October q
At 1890 am. Interment cedar Hill
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tober =, 1861. at the Ammon,
Nursing Home. CLARA c. HoRHD
beloved sister Of Romeo Horad
ST.: Washington Horad, sr. anc
Edgar Horao Also surviving arr
host OF other relatives and MANI
friends. After pm. Friday. Octo.
Der 8. friends may call at thu
Snowden Funeral Home. 246 NORTH
Washington ST.. Rockville, Nd
on Saturday, October :, at p'm'
the Rev. Z. c. Smith officiating
Interment Harmony Memorial Park
Family may be contacted At 21lS
University blvd, wheaton Nd
Phone 5B5-O3S3
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Wednesday, October 4. 1851, at
her residence, 3l5 New York ave
NV, MARY AGNES MCKENZIE,
the wife Of James Mckenzie. She
Thomas; three sisters, Mrs. Anna
Belle Winso, Mrs. Margaret Jones
Robinson and Mrs. Alma Cole
man. Friends may call on Friday.
october 0. until 10 pm, at the
funeral home Of Alexander s.. Pope,
services will be held at / pm,
Saturday. October z. the Rev. Paul
L. Moore officiating. Interment
Carver Memorial Park.
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JONES. ALICE. On wednesday. oc

to6si /. 1861. u ALICE nsS".HoSI; jones O Of
1122 Gales St. ne. beloved mother
OF Bertha Hull and Candace Nc
CIendon. She also is survived by
three sisters, Eliza Rice. Mary
Grover and Callie Lucas; six Grand
children, two great-2randchildren
and other relatives and friends
After $50 pm. Friday. october g.
friends may call at Crouch'S. Fu-
neral Home, 81 K st. NV. where
services will be held on Saturday,
October :, at 30 pm. Interment
Harmnny Meporiai park
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Sunday. october !. 1851, HERBERT
FRENCH LANHAM. beloved son Of
the late Herbert z. and Mary E.
Lanham, brother OF Norman L. Lam
neral from the James T. Ryan Fu-
neral Home, 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc, on
Saturday, october z, at S:15 am
REQUIEM mass at 81. Francis Xavier
Church at S:45 am. Relatives
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Clinton, Nd. on October B, 1851
beloved husband OF Mrs. Margie z
Honeycutt and father OF Mrs. Ess-
belle slingerland, Mrs Doris z
Moore, Mr.. William E. Honeycutt
and Mr.. Robert B. Honeycutt He
also is survived by fourteen grand
children. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 5l7 llth st. Sc,
on Monday. October q. at pm.
Interment Trinity Memorial Gar
denS. Waldorf. Nd.
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CANINE. The Officers and
members Of Marlboro Chap
ter, No. 81. o. Z. S., are
requested to assemble at
the Richie Bros. Funeral
Home, Upper Marlboro.
Nd. on Saturday. Oc.o-
Der z. 1851. at 7:30 pm,
purpose Of conducting fu-
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ANNA EVANS. D. r.
BLoNGE W. HAWKINS. Fin. secy.

JOHNSON. FREDERICK ALBERT. De-
parted this life on Tuesday. Octo-
ber 3. 1861. at the District Gen
eral Hospital, FREDERICK ALBERT
JOHNSON of 1921 Marne place ne
devoted father Of Murray Johnson
Of Detroit Mich. and Mrs. Eliza
beth johnson King. He also leaves
four sisters, Mrs. Bessie Johnson.
Mrs. Minnie Washington. Mrs. Grace
Earle and Mrs. Teresa Walker; two
grandchildren, two Ereat-gTandchtl-
dren. nieces, nepnews and other
relatives and friends Remains
resting at the John T Rhines 4
Co. Funeral Home, 30i5 l2th st.
ne tample parking facilities,
where friends may call after 4
pm. Friday, October Il. and where
funerPl services will be held after
~ noon Saturday. october Z. the
Rev. Cornelius W, Turns officiat-
lns. InteTment National Harmony
Cemetery
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'OCUM, FLORENCE z. on Wednes-
day: dsy: ostSser ;0as 4. 1891. AZ her resi-
vie. Nd. O0 FLokENc;Ei ;i west I. YoScuM, 5Sa5is,
beloved wife Of George II. Yocum
and mother Of Sister Frances Marie,
o. s.. F., and Mrs. Adelaide CAhiil;
grandmother Of Michael r, Patricia
Ann and Maureen cahill. Funeral
day. October z. at $40 am. Re-
auiem mass at St. Anthony's Church
at 10 am. Interment Mount ol'yet
Cemetery.
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FURN.-Duncan Phyfe din. rm.
set, chairs, corner china cabi-
net. buffet; tan reclining chaE,
3-pc. sect. sofa; Homart fan; pr,
green brocade lined drapes, 1OSx
rs; miScl. fish tanks with lights
and stands. HA. 2-G240 aft. 10
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FURN. UNCLAIMED-Chaise lounge,
SIS; chest Of drawers, $40; studio
couch, $50; dresser. S15; drop
leaf table, Sis; Lawson love seat,
$50; bookcase, So: hideaway bed
$40; Victorian tufted sofa, $50;
Hollywood bed, S22; Chippendale
sofa with stretcher. SIS; buffet
$40; rocker, 50; outdoor chaise
lounge, $40; occas. chairs. ,S6;
footStools, 81: Duncan Phyfe love
seat, $40; studio couch, $50: roll
away bed, S14; coffee table, So;
sofa. matching chair. $50; re-
frigerator, S35: large din. rm
table with leaves, SIS; desk, SO;
bedrm. set. $50; kitchen set. $25;
daveno sofa with chair, $50; we
do reupholstering, refinishing. slip
covers and cabinet work. Easy
terms. First payment in May. Free
rlgFn0
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PIANO, Weber medium-siz grand;
S4O0 or best offer. Call JU,
S-34S6 after pm. weekdays.
PIANO, Cable-Nelson spinet, with
bench, light and met, like new,
$3.50. AID. 4-OS96.
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LAWN MOWERS

LEASE EXPIRES-S4O, 600 dis
count store inventory for sale be-
low wholesale cost. Lamps, house
wares, knife sets. cameras, binoc-
rlars. glft wares, school supplies,
$40: watch bands (Speidel, Chrys-
ler, JemeX); transistor radios.
table radios, brushes, glasSWares,
CLOCKS. greeting cards, and racks:
plastic table wares. hardware,
electric appliances, toys, music
ooxes, Kitchen tools, cutlery. Also
fixtures including showcases, wall
racks, registers. etc. 400 1lth
81 n " ST 2-oAln
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.FURN.-7-pc. mahog. bedrm. set
incl. box springs and mattress
like new. $50. HE. l-6S64.
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7 FUhN.-FrOm nice upper n.W
homes. 9-pc. mahog. Din. Rm.,
fine cond., S195: W. J. Sloane
S215 Din. Tbl., pads. seats IA,
$40; credenZaS, sofas, chests,
Hollywood beds, desks. etc. abbott
and landon. 40l0 Albemarle ST,
NV. nr Sears, adjoining Peoples
Open weekdays til pm. EN-.
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FURN.-Elegant FIR. chairs, chests,
misc, imported lamps, mirrors,
Chinese pcs; brdlms., fin. Orient
thrnW rIIRs, nYt home ia. 4-4019
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REFRIGERATOR, Super FriEidaire
like new; S110. UN. 1896.
REFRIGERATOR, GE, 1860 model.
Il cubic; never used; guaranteed; +;
S1h Ah1 .RrOR
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EURN. - OD-year-olQ manoR. love
seat. good cond., best offer;
ladder back chair. waterfall desk,
81 ca; RO. S-1492 after 8 pm.
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FURN., MOVING-All furn., brio.
a-brac, books, dishes, etc. Gold
French Prov. sectional, formal din
rm., drop-leaf table. odd maple
pieces, oversize bed, TV. OIL.
4-69l4.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

7-ft., rose-beige, $40,
window fan, 3-speed VornadC
turnabout; $50. UN. 4-7044.
FURN.-Lounge chair. blue velvet
S25: high back Queen Anne chair
S35; mahog. desk or vanity, $50
VIII. 6-S6gS
Evening star., 1961-04-09

FURN.-MetaI desks With chairs,
beds. night stands, headboards;
used: reasonable. HO. 2-3402
Evening star., 1961-04-09

FURN.-About Is pcs. Of living rm
and bedroom furn. Make offer. FE
7-194l. 2433 Tunlaw I'd. NV.
FURN.-Sofa, $35; matching chair
S22; occ. chr, SIS; refgr., S12.50;
fir. safe, Sl2.60, ia, 9-3059.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

ORGANS = Ask sbout Campbell,
RENTAL-PUk PLAN. We
VII deliver a brand-neW HAM.
MONC ORGAN for $50 a mont h.
Free lessons included.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
DI. 7-S464
Evening star., 1961-04-09

P PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT -
Solar enlarger 2h, 3A with lens,
SO, No. 4 floodlight. S25. Boom
light on stand. S25. 1.000-watt
spot with fan, S35. 500-watt spot
Sl5. %oton air-cond., $50. Cash.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-17

Miss Kay Carey entertained 20
of her friends at a Valentine Party
and dance. Saturday evening at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Morris. The base
ment was decorated for the dance
where the children had a wonder
full time dancing and playing
games, after which refreshments
were served.
Dianne and Terri Lynn Pleasan-
ton, Dover, spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Lank They were all dinner
guests Saturday of their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stockesbury
and son Bill of Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Grier and
children. Woodside, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morris, Sr.
Little Debra Grier, Woodside
celebrated her 9Th birthday, Fri
day, Feb. 10. There was party in
/ the afternoon for her little friends
and an evening party with the fam
/ lily. Those of town attending were
Mrs. James Morris, Sr., Mrs. Jen-