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ThomasG.Lee,
Home Builder

Thomas Girard Lee, SO, 9
Washington area builder fol
over rs years, died yesterday al
his office in Rockville.
A lifelong resident of the
area, Mr.. Lee was graduated ir
1881 from George Washington
University. He joined the firm
of Meadowbrook, Inc, in 1858
where he was employed at the
time of his death. Mr.. Lee also
worked Independently as a con-
tractor for custom built homes
Active in the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington, where he had been
on the board of directors, Mr.
Lee was chairman of the Home
Show in 1949.
He recently had been ap-
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greSS of Life Assurance Medi-
cine in Rome in 1949.
Equally active in civic af-
fairs, DR.. Hutchinson served
on the board of directors of
the American Red Cross of
Arlington, the tuberculosis AS
sociation of Arlington, the
Northern Virginia Heart Asso-
citation and the Virginia State
Heart Association.
He also served on the board
of directors of the First Ma
tional Bank of Arlington and
was an elder in the Clarendon
Presbyterian Church. He be-
longed to the Masonic Order,
the North Arlington Lions Club
and the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Mary Kirby of the home
address, 3157 North Nineteenth
street, Arlington; a son, DR.
Joseph Raymond B. Hutchin-
son, jr., of $40 Atom road, Shell
ton Park, Md; a sister, Mrs.
Heloise Starns of 1913 North
Jackson street, Arlington, and
two grandchildren.
Services will be at 1890
am. Friday at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2847 Wilson boulevard
Arlington. Burial will be pri-
vate.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Northern Virginia Heart Asso-
citation.
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pointed to the board of direc-
tors of the Montgomery County
Home Builders Association.
Mr.. Lee was a past president
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Lions Club and a director of the
Kenwood Citizens Association.
He was a member of Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist
Church. He lived at 1910 Burn
ing Tree road, Bethesda.
Besides his wife, Dorothy, of
the home address, he leaves a
son, Thomas G.. jr., of 1859
Battery lane, Bethesda, and a
daughter, Mrs. William P. Gill
dea III of Baltimore. He also
leaves a brother, Walter H.. of
New York; two sisters, Mrs.
George B. Campbell of Long
Island and Mrs. Robert L. Linz
of Jacksonville, Fla, and one
grandchild.
Funeral arrangements will
be handled by the Robert A.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda.
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supervised children on the
Beauvoir School bus and was a
popular neighborhood baby
sitter.
Miss Roby was the daughter
of Townley Roby, a sergeant in
the Confederate Army and a
cousin of Alexander Roby
Shepherd, the Districts only
Governor.
She was a member Of the
District Teachers Federation
and the Junior High School
Teachers Association.
She leaves a nephew. DR.. Ash
ley Roby, Of Salem, Va.
Memorial services will be at
I8 pm. tomorrow in the Lee
Funeral Home. Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE.
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Dr.. Raymond Hutchinson,
Acacia Vice President

DR.. j. Raymond B. Hutchin-
son. vice president and medical
director of the Acacia Mutual
Life Insurance Co., died yes
terday at Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital after a brief
illness. He was So.
A prominent figure in both
medical and civic fields, DR..
Hutchinson had been asSoci-
ated with Acacia for more than
80 years. He had been vice
president and medical director
since 1945 and in 1854 was
elected to the board of di-
rectors.
Born in Loudoun County,
Va, DR.. Hutchinson went to
District public schools and took
his pre-medical studies at
George Washington University.
He was graduated from the
Medical College of Virginia.
During World War II he
served in the Navy, attaining
the rank of commander.
CardiOlOgist at Arlington
In the medical field DR..
Hutchinson was a member of
the governing staff and a
consultant in cariology at Ar
lington Hospital He was a
member of the Arlington Coun-
ty Medical Society, of which
he was past president and pres
ident-elect. He also was past
vice president of the Medical
Society of Virginia.
DR.. Hutchinson recently had
been appointed by Gov. Lind
say Almond to the State Ad-
visory Council on Nursing
Training.
He was affiliated with the
District Medical Society. the
American Medical Association,
the Association of Physicians
and Surgeons of America and
the American Heart ASSocia-
ton.
Also active in medical in
Surance circles, DR.. Hutchin-
son was secretary and past
chairman of the medical Sec
ton of the American Life Con-
vention. He was a member of
the Association of Life Insur-
ance Medical Directors of
America and the Board of Life
Insurance Medicine. He helped
organize and was a charter
member of the Middle Atlantic
Medical Directors Club.
Aided Medical Charities
A recognized authority on
diseases of the heart, DR.
Hutchinson was often called
upon to address meetings of
heart specialists. He was the
author of several papers pub
lished in leading medical jour-
nails and his paper THE Ar
rhythmiaS" was presented be-
fore the Sd International Con-
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Miss Mabel A. Roby, 81,
Teacher for so Years

Miss Mabel A. Roby, 81, an
area school teacher for so
year, died Sunday after a heart
attack at her home, 4417 Gar
field street NV.
A native of Bryantown, Md,
/ Miss Roby attended schools in
Baltimore and held three de-
grees from George Washing
ton University.
Miss Roby began her teach
ing career in the 1905 and
taught in Charles and Prince
Georges Counties before coming
to the District in 1908. Working
mostly in junior high schools.
Miss Roby was teaching at
Alice Deal Junior High School
at the time of her retirement
| in 1912.
An English teacher, Miss
Roby also studied teaching of
Subnormal children at various
schools including Columbia Uni
versity and the University of
Chicago. She taught subnormal
children at Hyde School here
and incorrigibles at the now
defunct Threldkill School.
Miss Roby introduced Spe-
cial schools for subnormal
children in England and Scot
land in the 1920s, while a visit
ing teacher there. She also
taught in Glasgow, Scotland,
| for several years.
After her retirement, Miss
Roby was an active worker with
the American Bible Association,
She established Presbyterian
missions in Grundy, w, Va,
and Bluefield, Va, and held
Bible classes for adults and
children in the local schools.
In recent years, Miss Roby
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DR.. Phillips, 81, Dies;
Md. U. ZooIoqist

DR.. Norman E. Phillips. 81,
former head of the Department
of Zoology at the University of
Maryland, died yesterday after
a brief illness in Prince Georges
General Hospital.
A native of Cleveland, DR..
Phillips lived at 1925 Van
Buren street, University Park.
Md. He had been a resident of
the area for 80 years.
DR.. Phillips was graduated in
1916 from Allegheny College
with a bachelor of science de-
gree. He was a second lieuten-
ant in field artillery in World
War I.
In 1921, DR.. Phillips became
an assistant professor of ento-
mology at Massachusetts, Agri-
cultural College. From 1923 to
1925. he was extension specialist
in entomology at Pennsylvania
State College. He was an in
structor in zoology at Syracuse
University from 1925 to 1880.
DR.. Phillips received his Ph.D.
from Cornell University in 1881.
He Joined the faculty of the
University of Maryland that
same year and in 1886 was
elevated to head the Depart
ment of Zoology where he
served until his retirement in
1855.
In 1916, DR.. Phillips was
named Director in Contact with
Naval Research on respiration
and metabolism. He was in
strumental in obtaining a pa
tent for a special mask designed
to aid breathing in freezing
temperatures, while doing re-
search at the Naval School of
Aviation Medicine, Pensacola,
Fla, after his retirement.
DR.. Phillips was a member
of the American Association
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for the Advancement of Sci
ence, Sigma Xi, Phi Eta and
Phi Delta Theta fraternities
He was a frequent contributor
to many scientific journals. DR.
Phillips was also an active
member of the Hyattsville
Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, Rachel, oi
the home address, a daughter
Mrs. Barton Marshall of 1120e
Bybee street, Silver Spring; 8
son, Norman F. of Edgewater
Md, two sisters, Mrs. ]. M
Crabbs of Painesville, Ohio, ano
Mrs. Harold Crabbs of De
Land, Fla, and six grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be at
II am. Friday in the Fort Lin
coin Cemetery Chapel. Burial
will be private.
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Mrs. LongIeX79.
Area Resident

Mrs. Lille Mae Langley, 79
"a lifelong Maryland resident
died Monday evening at her
home at 8712 Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring.
She was active in church
groups and was a member OF
the congregation of the Church
of the Ascension in Silver
Spring. Mrs. Langley also was
a past matron of the Eastern
Star Chapter Sc.
Mrs. Langley leaves a daugh-
ter, Miss Audrey Langley of
1910 Twenty-fifth street NV
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at the Warner
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
with burial at Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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Lester Brown, 50.
Special Aide in
HHFA Division

Lester Brown, SO, a special
assistant in the office of the
commissioner of the Commun-
ity Facilities Administration
here, died yesterday after a
long illness in Washington
Hospital Center.
A native of Chicago, Mr..
Brown had been an area resi-
dent for about three years. He
lived at 1701 North Troy street,
Arlington.
He leaves his wife, Elizabeth,
of the home address, and a
sister. Mrs. Leonard Rabin of
Chicago.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. tomorrow in Ives
funeral home, 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Burial
will be in National Memorial
Park.
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Mrs. Una Franklin Carter, SIS
a Washington area author and
editor, died after a stroke last
night at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital in Baltimore.
Mrs. Carter was a reporter
for several small Alabama pa
pers while she was still in her
teens, and at 20 was hired BY
the old Washington Herald
Her most recent newspaper
connection was with the North
ern Virginia Sun as head OF
the papers Alexandria news
coverage.
! She broke into the Washing
| ton newspaper business cover
ing police stories, but soon was
writing District government
and Capitol Hill news. This
kindled her interest in politics
and after seven years with the
Herald, and later the Times
Herald, she became a speech
writer for President Franklin
d. Roosevelt.
Wrote for Magazines
Mrs. Carter later was ap-
pointed special assistant to
John r. Steelman, who was
special assistant to President
Truman.
She contributed articles to
Harper's, the Saturday Evening
Post and the Atlantic Monthly
magazines.
BY 1868 she had opened her
own Washington and Northern
Virginia news bureau, servic-
ing Southern papers, and was
editor of the weekly Arlington
Fairfax Alexandria Journal.
One of her biggest campaigns
was for the preservation Of his
toric Alexandria. She wrote
columns and magazine articles
advocating Alexandria rehabil-
itation and helped scotch oppo-
sition to a slum clearance pro-
gram.
Had Historic House
Mrs. Carter lived in the Craik
House, 210 Duke street, Alex
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DEATHS
In Mrntnria&tt
Announcements Of

BLIGH, THOMAS A.. A tribute of love
beloved father, THOMAS A. BLIGH
who passed away % years ago to-
ANDREW.
BUCHANAN, DENNIS, AND BUCHAN-
AN, PALMETTO. In memory of my
devoted husband, DENNIS BU-
CHANAN, who passed away Septem-
PALMETTA BUCHANAN, who passed
away July 81, 1852.
Gone, but not forgotten.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND MOTHER
MRS. MAMIE BUCHANAN, AND
YOUR DEVOTED SON AMI
BROTHER. LUTRELL o. BU-
CARROLL. ROLAND L. In loving mem
ory of my dear brother. who passed
away two years ago today, August
2. 1859.
Yet you are dead,
But the warm effect is still near
often we look forward
To you to be here,
But God knows best. that is why
He has taken you to rest.
SISTER, GLADYS.
CARNEY, LORENZO M. AND LUCILLE
B: In sad, but loving remembrance
and LUCILLE B. CARNEY, son and
daughter-in-law. who departed this
life suddenly two years ago today
August >, 1859.
Dear Lord, teach US those We
love, greatly miss and never will
In Thy Infinite wisdom and un.
derstsnding, far beyond our power
to see, reclaim Thy own.
While the wound may some day
heal. the scar will always remain
unf peaT we Gracious sFs n 'OesSer ood aSs aSfn
have them in Your tender keeping
we humbly thank You for the short
time they were lent to US, to love
and cherish for our own;
Redeemer Catholic Church.
Sadly missed. Heartbroken mother
father, sisters and family.
THE CARNEY FAMILY
CARNEY, LUCILLE AND LORENZO
In loving memory of our daughter
and son-in-lay.- LUCILLE and Lo-
life two years ago today, August .
1859.
Days of sadness still come DER US
Hidden tears so often flow.
Memories keep us always near you
Because We loved you SO.
3 SOA AAAS EAAND AIAAS "INA1n4
CRAIG. WILLIAM BRADDOCK. Ir
loving memory of our devoted hus-
band and father. WILLIAM BRAD.
DOCK CRAIG, who left us so sud
denly, l3 years ago today, August
>, 1913.
In our hearts the torch ON memory
Burns unflickerinsly, bright and
Its light is sweet, for it is fed
On love and tender thoughts OF you
DEVOTED WIFE, EVELYN p
CRAIG, AND FAMILY.
DI GIULIAN, CHARLES. In memory
Of CHARLES DI GIULIAN who
| died eight years ago, August 8
1858. Mass at Holy Rosary Church
229 F st. NV, at 7:3O am. Thurs.
day.
Gone. but not forgotten.
! EMPLOYEES OF STANDARD ART
MARBLE d. TILE CO.. INC.
FRANCIS. THELMA WILEY. In lovins
| memory of my dear wife. THELMl
| WILEY FRANCIS, who passed away
two years ago today, August ., 1859
Tho you are not with US in life.
In memory you are with US always
CHARLES AND CHARLES III.
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Richard in a crate labeled
household effects"
A native of Greenburg, Ind,
he made his home in Kentfield,
Calf. Admiral Erdmann was
going to Indianapolis for the
funeral of an uncle.
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I'M Mfttnrtattt

JOHNSON. ADDIE M. Who left US
August 2, 1865.
With Jesus in heaven she lives.
She reigns In the smile of our Lord.
D U g H re R. ELMA; GRAND
DAUGHTERs, LORRAINE AND
BESSIE.
LEWIS, WILLIAM H. AND MATILDA
c: IN In loying wins memory en- Of ,g our dear
passed away August 2, 1885, and
MATILDA C. LEWIS, who passed
away July 8. 194S.
In our hearts there is picture
More precious than silver and gold
It's picture OF our dear mother
Whose memory will never grow old.
Their weary hours and days of pain,
Their troubled nights are past
And in our aching hearts we know
They have found sweet rest at last
YoqR LovIMG PIAA9dHTEks;
AND AGNES s CANNON. AoiAf
MCGUIRE, DIR. ROBERT L. In mem.
ory. OF our beloved father, grand
father and great-grandfather, DR..
ROBERT l.. MCGUIRE. who passed
from this life 50 years ago today.
August ., 1926.
May his soul and the souls of ali
the faithful departed rest in peace,
O'DWYER, MABEL. In loving memory
of my lifelong friend, MABEL, who
departed from this life one year
ago today. August 2, 1850.
Although your soul is now at rest
And free from ache and pain,
The world would seem like heaven,
II you were back again
OTTO. LENA. A tribute of love and
devotion in memory of my dear
mother. LENA OTTO, who departed
this life % years ago today, August
.. 1899.
No fortune or fame can ever compare
To mothers love or a mother
prayer,
And Of n Of Gods gifts, there isn't
So wonderful and precious as Mother.
MAY.
THOMAS, FRANCIS S. In memory Of
our loving son and brother. FRAN
CTS s. THOMAS, who passed away
two. years ago today. August 2,
Sleep on dear brother
And take your rest;
GOD called you home,
He thought it best.
MOTHER AND SISTER, DORA
THOMAS AND 5ERNICE TAY-
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Had Historic House

Mrs. Carter lived in the Craik
House, 210 Duke street, Alex
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BoWERsoX. sTELLA R. ON Tuesdar.

August /. 1861. STELLA R. BOW.
ERSOX. wife of the late Harry B
Bowersox and mother Of the Violin
iSt Durward H. Bowersox; sister OF
Joshua Gist, Molly Shipley and
Addie B. Manahan Past matron OF
Bethlehem Chapter. No. 7, D. e. 81
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia ave
NV. on Thursday. August 3. at >
terry.
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HERMANN. MARGARET TEGELER

On Wednesday, August ., 1861. at
George Washington University Hos
pital MARGARET TEGELER HERR
MANN of 1880 Connecticut ave.
NV, beloved wife of the late John
Philip Hermann: mother of Kath-
arine, Phyllis and Jane Hermann,
Dorothy Colafemina. Margaret Ball
and Ruth Mccormack. Funeral
services and interment will be pri-
vate. In lieu of flowers, the family
suggests contributions may be made
to the Young Women'S Christian
Association 3
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HERMANSON, HERMAN I. on Tues.
day. August l. 1851; At the cur,Lu
MANSON of S1O6 Tahona dr.. Silver
Spring. Md, beloved husband Of the
late Katherine E. HermanSon, father
of William E. Creekmore Of Airing
ton, Va, and Mrs. Lillian C. Don
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. NV,
from IL am. until 10 pm. Wednes-
day. August , (parking facilitiesl
Services at the William Cook. Inc,
Funeral Home. st. Paul and Pres
ton sts., Baltimore, Md, on Friday,
August 4, at pm. Interment
Baltimore Cemetery, Baltimore. Nd.
The family suggests that express
sions of sympathy may be made in
the form Of contribution to the
Cancer Fund
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s,,st 1871 At her resideSce 44S5
New Hampshire ave. NV, CORA 4,
HOWARD (nee Ganley), beloved
wife of the late Ernest Howard. ST.,
and mother of Mabel B. Waters,
Isabel E. Thomas. Joseph F. How
ard, Magdalene A. Harding. Law
renee A. Howard. and sister of
Lillian Steltz of Baltimore, Md.
Funeral from the above residence.
on Friday, August f. at 9:30 am.
High requiem mass at st. Gabriel's
Church. Grant circle, at 10 am
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. (Bal-
timore. Nd. papers please copyl B
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HUNAKER, GEORGE THOMAS. {

Tuesday, August l, 1861, at Airing
ton Hospital. GEORGE THOMAS
HUNAKER OF 1904 North Randolph
ST., Arlington. Va. husband of the
late Hilda Harry Hunaker, father OF
Va; brother Of Richard H. HunaSer
OF Arlington, Va; Mrs. Katie Han
cock and Mrs. Lula Meyers Of Wash
ington D. c., and grandfather OF
Linda Kay. H. Paul. IT,. and Debbie
Ann AM INC Mount rTienfS Tn may eal w A.
son blvd, Arlington. Va. where fu-
neral services will be held Thursday,
August 3. at .2:30 pm. Interment
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MCCOY, PEARL: On Monday, july
Savannah pl. Sc, wife of Jack
Mccoy, mother of Mrs. Geneva Far
rell and Elouise Mccoy. Also sur
viving are four sisters. two broth
erS. one son-in-law, six grandchil-
dren. other relatives and friends
After 3 pm. Wednesday, August 2
friends may call at johnson a. Jen-
kins Funeral Home, 1904 Georgia
ave. NV. Funeral and interment
Clinton. s. C.
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BOwERsox, STELLA R. officers and

bOWERSOX, STELLA r. Officers and
members of Bethlehem
WI Chapter No. :. o. E. s.,
E8H are hereby notified Of the
MMA death of our late sister,
STELLA r. BOWERSOX
v Funeral services at the
Deal Funeral Home. 4SI2
Georgia ave. NV. on Thursday,
August 3. at pm.
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1915 Chauncey pl.. Mount Rainier,
Nd. on July 81, 1861, father of
Mrs. Anthony Angelini and Daniel
in-law of Mrs. Terry Holman:
brother of Mrs. Edward Schmidt,
Albert and Robert Holman. Three
Grandchildren also survive. Remains
at Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Friday. August 4, at s am. Services
in the Emanuel Methodist Church,
Beltsville, Md, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Ivy Hill Cemetery, Laurel,
Md 3
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Hospital, EDW'ARD T A. MENSfEs ESi b;
Of 1920 Newport rd., HyattsViile
Menzies. brother Of Mrs. Edith Pur-
cell, Mrs. Agnes Fairbanks, Mrs
Christine Allan: nephew of jaime,
Allan. Friends may call at the S. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 I4th
St NV. (parking facilities). SerV-
ices at st. Christopher's Episcopal
Church, 500 Annapolis rd.. Ian.
ham. Md, on Friday. August 4. al
1:30 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery 8
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JOHNSON, MISS MARGARET. On
sunday, July 30, 1861. MISS MAR
GARET JOHNSON Of 1929 4th st
NV, Apt. /. departed this life sud
denly. She leaves to mourn her
passing the following devoted rela-
son Speaks; father, James johnson;
one sister Helen johnson. and q
host of other relatives and many
friends. The remains of the late
Miss johnson may be viewed from
8 pm. Wednesday, August Q. al
the Brown g. Davidson Funeral
Home. $685. Eads st. me-. where fu-
neral services will be conducted al
pm. Thursday, August 3. Inter.
ment National Harmony Cemetery
Relatives and friends please assem-
Bile IL noon at the home residence
1922 4th st. NV, where funeral
procession will form and proceed tc
the Brown & Davidson Funeral
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Obituaries
Dratha

ABRAHAMs, JOSEPH. Suddenly. on
August 1. 1861, at his residence,
s47 Berkshire DR., Hyattsville. Nd
JOSEPH ABRAHAMS. Funeral serv-
ices and tnterment New York. DAN
zansky Funeral Service.l
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Dfatha
LANcLEY, DoRoTHY ELIZABETH. o.

LANGLEY, DOROTHY ELIZABETH. On
Monday, July 81. 1851, at her resi-
SsSTsb efnss z u.s. pdsSoFgY bsSSFR1Y EzABE4A fT Ess
L l. LANGLEY. VsaGxiT dsSTSt.r % of Mrs eSie Alice
Laughlin., sister Of James and Dom
aid Laughlin. Friends may call at
SSd Vts Ar4atGa R4as5a HSe HS where fSners sGh
services will be held THURSDAY. Au-
gust 3, at L am. Interment Co
lumbia Gardens Cemetery. .
LANGLEY. LILLE MAE. on Monday.
July 81. 1861. at the Washington
MAE LANGLEY Of s712 colesville
rd., Silver Spring, Nd. wife OF the
ass hs, ESssTt RSS4ey sDssy sDssy TG mother Of
mother Of mrs. ': Mae Wilson and
Robert E. Jones. Mrs. Langley rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver
held Thursday. August ). at II
am (parking facilities,. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
LANGLEY. LILLE MAE. The officers
wi Spring Chapter. Nc. 81.
GS o. E. s., are requested to
;;::$': s:::;' !: ! $;:$:::sE 4 II
Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
Md. for the purpose of conducting
funeral services for our late sister,
LILLE MAE LANGLEY. P. M.
JANE S. DE SIMONE, w. NJ.
BEULAH F. HOOVER. Secy.
LARRY. DOROTHY MAE. On Monday,
July 81, 1861. DOROTHY MAE
LARRY Of 323 sth st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later, Arrangements by
Jarvis.
LEEDOM. LENA F. On Tuesday, Au-
gust |. 1861, at Northern yirginia
Of, 3l5 Bright ave. Mclean, Va.
and Leewood Lodge Nursing Home,
aunt OF 1t. Col George L. and Dor
othy NJ. Wilson of Mclean, Va;
great-aunt Of George M. and Su-
zanne Wilson. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home. 1901
North Fairfax dr.. Arlington. Va,
day, August .. and from 10 am.
until 8 pm. Thursday. August 3.
Funeral services Saturday. August 5,
at the Schoedinger Funeral Home
Columbus, Ohio. 3
LOGAN, GEORGE THOMAS. Sudden
ly. on Tuesday. August /. 1861
GEORGE THOMAS LOGAN Of 1923
Georgia ave. NV. Notice of funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS nv Jarvis
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JONES, ELEANOR. On Saturday. July
29. 1861, ELEANOR JONES of 1885
Glrard st. NV. devoted sister of
George A. Jones. Also surviving are
her nieces, nephewS. other relatives
and many friends. Notice CT funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
Inc.
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HENDERSON, EDWARD M. Jr. On
Tuesday, August l.. 1861. EDWARD
ne. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Jarvis.
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day. July 81, 1851, MILDRED T
MARSHALL Of 320 goth st. ne.
devoted wife of Alphonso r. Mar
shall, sister of Mrs: Mae True o
Hn acRae Of " trenton rel oo n Mrs, J. AeSh1e' othe'
relatives and friends also survive
After. 1880 pm. Friday. August
friends may cali at the Frazier Flu.
neral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island ave
NV. Mass will be said at 9 am
Saturday, August 8, at sc. Benedict
the Moor Catholic Church. 21st anc
G sts: ne. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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MILLER. BENJAMIN. Suddenly. or
Monday, July 81, 1861, at his resi-
denee, ,72S 18th st. ne. beloved
Of Mrs. Ida Miller He also is sur
vived by one brother, Thomas Miller;
one sister, Mrs. Evelyn Mangrel
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Thursday. August 3. friends
may call at the Palmer Funeral
Home. 412 H st. ne. Funeral serV.
ices and interment in Blair. s, C.