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The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-11

delay by endless end vnveafed saIk has otsereoeo "
SEN.
The recent rssr-gusrd setion Of small group OF
liberal in obsirveting the Communications sss'
lite b-and great deal Of other government business
appears likely TO put itself in he more oPprobrous
category.
In ihe first place. the legislation against which u Is
directed is Of very reasonable type. As passed BY the
House Of Representatives, II provides for corporation
in which half the stock would be owned by the Ameri
can Telephone and Telegraph Company and other com
nunc carriers and he other half would be sold
by public subscription Six directors would be elected by
class Of stockholders and three would be appointed
by the President Of the United States.
AS against alternative Of public ownership and
development Of space communications by government
bureau. this plan promises TO make oPmvm use Of she
great research and development Of numerous
American corporations in correlation with the National
Aeronaufiea and Space Agency and other government
bodies.
ironically, many participants in the fibusfer have
objected TO such tactics when used to delay eivrights
legislation As Senate Democratic leaders point OUT fhe
opposition to the satellite bill has endeavored not merely
TO proong discussion Of the bill itself but prevent its
being brought up for discussion
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exclusion Of all other claims Of right and justice. Hence
his complaint: There many today. and among them
not few Catholic zealofs who would like to the
Church divorced from all other interests and marredex
clusveIy to labor They would have her declare for
labor simply is labor in total disregard for rights
and justice"
ONE OF HIS FELLOW BISHOPS HAS SINCE REMARK
ED TO NE PERSONALLY, ~ DON'T SEE HOW ANYONE
WHO CAN THINK AT ALL CAN FAIL TO BE DISTURB
ED OVER THE LABOR UNION SITUATION. The Church
will have to take Of it, the politicians will"
Finally, a much-Ioved member Of the American hier
srchy writing recently about my efforts to Offset the
labor slant concluded with the remark, The Of all
this agree with you entirely and bless your lonely
apostoate."
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"NEuTRAL INDIA GETS MORE CREDIT"

II Is not that India loves less but II needs Russia
ore-fo restrain the Chinese Communist dragon which
has begun szabe chunks Of territory claimed
by India Rvssias power TO restrain Peping. without
course to war; obviously is greater than And u OBJ
vousy is that power TO which India appealing by such
gestures proposed fighter agreement with the So
Wet Union.
That does not make the arrangement paaisbIe TO
selves the British. who deeply disturbed by the
thought that Soviet pilots feehncians and planes dis
place those from the mother commonwealth country But
does least make Indian motives understandable. And
on the basis Of this understanding evidently
iinvng supply credits ITO be returned with nserss for
Indias hveyear plan.
In view Of all the circumstances. The decision appears
10 be a wise
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II have examined he few criticisms against the posi-
tive achievements and am than convinced that
The total balances overwhelmingly in favor Of the
constitution"
IN DETROIT, however. Gov. Swanson criticized
provision which he said If included by design, CONSTITUTES
petty vndcfveness and If by accident. "it illustrates
again the uniformed and careless craftsmanship which
characterzes the entire document"
THE GOVERNOR LASHED At A PROVISION WHICH
he SAID WOULD PROHIBIT SCHOOL DISTRICTS, AT
THEIR DISCRETION, FROM USING SCHOOL BUSES TO
TRANSPORT PUPILS TO AND FROM NoNPUBLlc
SCHOOLS.
This kind Of discrimination against children is in
sUpporabe" he charged
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II is so bad that an American physician who returned
recently visit the Soviet Union reported that
Soviet medical authorities attribute the prevalence OF VI
GERS in their country to the housing shortage.
Nkita Khrvshehev has promised to abolish rationing
of housing 1870 and his has embarked on
an ambitious fweniyyesr development program But both
the promise and the program being menaeed by
the fact that housing standing is beginning to fall
down.
Pravda reported that 8 million cubic meters OF hous
inq space, which would accommodate more than mil
lion persons under current Soviet alocaon have been
through lack Of repairs during the last three years.
II proposed that tenants guilty Of negleetins DANA
qinq their rooms should be exIed to the provinces.
This remedy might relieve the situation II enough Soviet
families are moved Of the cities into fhe Interior but
IL would hardly solve the problem.
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khushchev has to his current tactic Of trying
block slow down. arrest fhe tide Of Western econo
mic progress.
In an article in the Saturday Evening Post. Secretary
of State Dean Rvsk puts II this way
Look at the amazing progress Of Western Europe
Japan under free systems. Compare East Germany
and West Germany Eastern Europe with Western Eur
ope. Compare Communist China with almost any country
you would TO The great leap forward has
down boftomside up. The vavned shortcut to the
future has proved TO be the shortcut TO misery.
This Is why IL is beginning be accurate TO say, in
Mr.. Rvshs words that "fhe economic and social peror
nance the indusirazed free nations has knocked the
bottom out Of Marxisf dogma"
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Just as she qvickened her pace to pass black wall
Of shrvbbery two reeed drvnkeny from behind It
and staggered up the street toward John R-eavng her
shaken but Unnoticed
The shrvbbery they crashed through is sxtoof
hedge that holds for many of the nurses and en-
poyes Of nearby Grace Hospital
THE HEDGE towers omninovsy in front OF desert
ed building at 100 e. Aexanderne.
Calls the City have far failed to have the hedge
removed said Louise Van HaIa, admitting clerk VINO
must pass fhe hedge her way to and from work.
ut WOULD TAKE A CREW OF MEN FROM The
CITY LESS THAN IS MINUTES TO CUT THE SHRUBBERY
DOWN. BUT IT TAKES WEEKS OF REPRESENTATION
BEFORE IT'S DONE.
I'm the meantime, these bushes are perfect screen
for to hide behind and spring out at passersby
They may wait until someone's body is found penno
these bushes before they hew them down.
EVEN DURING the day the hedge is too thick to see
behind too tall to over.
At nuf IL is black, rvsfIng wall where si'enf snao-
ows can 90 vnseen sfeathy footsteps vnheard
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"FILIBUsTER. REFUGE OF WEAK CAUSES"

fibusfer in ihe United States Senate this news
paper occasionally has pointed OUT sometimes give
Of needed protection TO minority rights But shs
instances are much in which The tactic of
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APPREHENSION or MAN. THE REAL
tcsn. I:26) - NEVER BORN NEVER DYING
ADAM-evelessl = NEVER SINNER NEVER
BORN OF SINNERS = OF WOMAN UNcL EANI
Uob. Old IT,
0fRCY's DElUsI0Ns MYTHS
DOOMED! :
DEVILS GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND
MYTH = POSING AS "LoRDcoD" tcen III. etc., =
MAKES pUPEs. SUCKERS DEPUTIES OF
THE CLERGY. LAYMEN LEADERS. MASSES!
DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 100 YEARS AGO -
QUOTED SHAKESPEARE THERETO
HIS MARTYRDoM, PLUS CIVIL WAR BLOOD
BATH MYTH - ALL WARS ARE MYTHS!
FORWARDED THE SPIRITUAL 'REBlRTH OF
NATION = CHRIST WITH you ALWAY
MADE EVIDENT - SECOND coMlNc' VIA
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELAroR, MARY
BAKER EDDY = WOMAN OF FATHER
SON. AND HOLY GHOST Revelation I2:I.s) WHOSE
MAN CHILD WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH ROD OF IRON
AND MRS. EDDY THERETO o. Sos, saH:
"cHRIsT. GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES = iMPERATIvELY.
ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY - WITH DIVINE SCI.
ENcE"! - THE HOLY GHOST!
SENATE BRACKETS PROBE LINKS HOFFA TO
UNION HOODLUM"
WASHINGTON - Senate Investigators Yesterday sc-
evsed Teamster boss James R. Hoa Of going along with
labor raekeieering empire being rvn-behnd the
scenes-by convicted New York mobster Antonio (Tony
Dveks) coraIo
report by the Senate Rackefs subcommittee vpbrad-
ed Hoffa, president Of the 6 miIIonmember international
Brotherhood Of Teamsters and pictured him who
doesn't whether his fellow officials "robbng steal
ing dealing under the table nduIgng any other
proper criminal activities"
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badly needs. Again, the favorable news the news Of
crisis subsidng instead of mounting, goes largely
The United States is wagng peace in Asia.
Each Of these events little Berlin small test
Of strength.
Now with the situation stabilized for the moment,
the President did delay pulling back the Marines but
did 50 Immediately. This not complete withdrawal
because 5000 Of regular Army and Air Force units
remain in ThaiIand But the said Since you have
Stacked your pressure encouraging you by doing
fhe at once"
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money received from social security railroad retirement
or other retirement fund pensions and snnues would
not be counted
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JESUS WROTE N0THING!!!

HELL AND EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT ARE
MYTHS ! OF SAUL OF TARsUs. DEVILS
ADAM-EVE "LORD-COD" NOT THE
GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS
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EVERLASTING FIRE"
SYMBOL FOR THE CONSCIENCE 'BURNINCs.
BEFORE AND AFTER S0-CALlED DEATH j
AN ADAM-EvE MYTH
THERE CAN BE NO MATTER SIN. BIRTHS,
DEATHS. IN oMNIPREsENT, sUPERsATuRATED.
INcoRRuPTIBLE, UNAVAILABLE. EVERY
WHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIrEI
LET US INTRODUCE YOU TO YOUR "rA'neN'
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNIous" = FOR
ms, IS THE KINGDOM. AND THE POWER,
AND THE GLORY, FOREVER
FOR GOD IS INFINITE. ALL-PoWER, ALL
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us THE TORMENT IN HELL ETERNAL?"

One With Simple Chldlike Faith, Taking the Scrip
tvres at Plain Face Value Must Believe They Teach
Eternal Torment for Lost Ones in He'll.
H. Reconciliation Of Lost Sinners in He'll Utterly I'm
possible, According to the Bible
H. No Annihafon in He'll Tormenfed Sinners Cannot
Cease to Be- Cannot Cease to Suffer There, Accord
ing to Plain Scriptures.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-11

"And If thy hand offend thee cut it off: it is better
for thee enter into life MANNED than having two hands
90 into hell into the fire that shall be quenehed
Where their dieth and the fire is not queneh-
ed" repeafed over concerning feet and eyes aIso
Mark o:43.4S
But he will burn up the ehaA ERRoRl with unqueneh-
able ire"-Matf 3:12.
I'm flaming fire taking vengeance them that
Cod and that obey not the gospel OF Lord
Jesus Christ Who shall be punished with EVERLASTING
DESTRUCTION from the presence of the Lord, and from
the glory of his power.'-II Thess. :8.
Is there literal physical fire in He'll? Will lost sim
ners He'll suffer LITERAL physical torment Of body the
torment of fire?
The bible repeatedly, from end TO the other,
teaches that He'll is place Of fire. The modernss and
beraIsts teach that there He'll Many who claim to
be vndamenfas conservatives say that the Bible pas
sages teaching physical He'll with literal fire fgvra
tive in meaning.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-11

LIFE. TRUTH LOVE. OVER ALL AND ALL"
(eIosins lines Of Lords Prayer. with spiritual
Interpretation, p ~, SAM
p 5e7. GLOSSARY. GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK, "ScENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY
TO THE SCRIPTURES" BY MARY BAKER
EDDY - WOMAN OF REVELATION I2:l,5
"coD THE GREAT AN; THE ALL-kNoWNc ALL
SEEING. ALLAcTINc, ALL.WisE. ALLLovINc. AND
ETERNAL; PRINCIPLE; MIND; SOUL; SPIRIT; LIFE;
TRUTH; LOVE; ALL SUBSTANCE; INTELLIGENCE"
"FAcOTS OF FIRE: 1.-THE FACT OF SIM
For all have sinned. and short Of the glory Of
cod."-Rom. 3:23.
For the wages Of sin is DEATH but ihe gift Of God
Is eternal life through Jesus Christ LordRom Gas
Sin is fact. This needs emphasis, because there is
disposition in quarters TO explain II away There
those who regard sin physical maady TO be heal
ed by proper dieting and therapeutics. Sin lies deeper
than the sarsing uncieanness Of any act; be-
hooes US to get to ihe root Of il.
us THERE LITERAL, PHYSICAL FIRE IN HELP"
II am formenfed in This flame."-Lvke 1924.
Whosoever shall say. Thou fool shall be in danger
Of hell fre."-Maft. 5:22.
THE Son Of shall send forth his angels. and
they shall gather of his kingdom all things that Of
fend and them which do nquify and shalt them into
furnace Of fire: there shall be waing gnashng Of
feeth"-Maft l34l. AZ.
$50 shall IL be at the end Of the world; the angels
shall forth, and fhe wicked from among the
just, and shall them into the furnace Of fire. there
shall be wsiIng and gnahing Of eeh"-Matt 134o, 50
Then shall he say also unto them the left hand,
Depart from me- ye cursed. into EVERLASTING FIRE.
prepared for the devil and his angels. 25:4l
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28

wood were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Walker. Dale and Allen. Of Rich
mond. They also visited NJ.
and Mrs. l.. v. Foster on Sun
day.
John T. Hickman. Of Farm
Vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Bryant and family Sunday
afternoon. also Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard w. Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Davis
were guests on Sunday Of Mrs.
R. T. Davis and Mrs. R. S.
Flanagan. Of Lakeside Village.
CAmong the week end and Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
M. George were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Collins and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Speas with their chill
dren. Of Richmond, the M. w.
Lawson family and Miss Nancy
Palmer, of Amelia.
Recent guest of Mrs. Ada B.
Shepard at "Dunleith" was her
niece, Mrs. Glen Tony, Of Char
lotte, N. G.. and Buckingham.
Close friends and relatives of
the Rev. and Mrs. Luther B.
Franck Joined in the Golden
Wedding anniversary celebra-
ton Tuesday, Sept. Is, from 7
to 8 pm, at their Mount
View" home. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Franck were host and hostess
for the occasion.
The J. A. Broughton family
had as their guests, last Sun
day. at "Burleigh Hail." Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Broughton, of
Port Royal.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. V. Couch at "Lakeview"
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Viii
liams and d au g hter. Robin
Lynn, of Crewe.
Guests during the week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Pembelton
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Penn
Bolton, Linda and Ronnie, Of
Manassas.
The Misse s Elizabeth and
Clara Hayes, of Buckingham
c. H., spent the past week end
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Hayes. They retur ned home
Sunday with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Glen HAYES, who were
dinner guests at Trenton"
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Dowdy,
Patricia and George. Jr., were
guests on Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Harris, Of Arvonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ray
have had as their guest this
week his mother, Mrs. w. c,
Ray, of Pearisburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
Barton Returns
After 16 Months
In Korea

GREEN BAY, S e pit. q ~
SPA George johnson Barton.
who has been stationed with
the 18th Signal Battalion in the
First Cavalry Division in Korea
for the past Is months, landed
at Oakland, Calf. on Sept. 10
and was greeted by his brother,
Robert A. Barton (SFM-3) who
is now stationed at San Diego,
Calf.
Johnson's duty, while in
Korea, was driving for a cap
tain. After a short visit with his
brother, he started his long ride
home by Greyhound and was
met in Richmond by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Barton.
After a 45-day leave at home,
he will report to Fort Gordon,
Ca, where he will attend school
for IA weeks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
Abilene

Sept. q Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Calhoun's guests for dinner sun
day we're the Bethlehem and
nnpgias Churches supply minis
ter. Marvin Williams. Of Rich
mond. and John Anderson.
Mrs. Walton Anderson and
son, Johnny. Of Cumberland,
and Mr.. Anderson. az Cincin-
natl. Ohio. were week end visi-
tors Of his father. John Ander-
son. and son. Chess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dobbins
of Powhatan. visited her broth
,er, John Anderson, on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bessie fowler Is staying
some with Mrs. Robert Ma
loney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M
Franklin visited Mrs. Vival Bag.
by, on Saturday. and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. 1. Young visited her on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Ell.
liotte. Of Madisonville. and Mrs.
Rowland Harkler0ad and daugh-
ter. Lorraine. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Franklin. last Fri
day.
Chesterman Anderson an d
Thomas Gryder joined with Ma
tional Guardsmen In Farmville
They all went to Holiday Lake
for tactical training Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bailey,
Of Lynchburg, are with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John How
ard.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Lee Tharpe who
were married September 8, at
Cullen Baptist Church. They are
with her mother. Mrs. Sophia
Cole.
Mrs. Richard Shrek and
children visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Shorter, last
Saturday,
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Mann End other relatives. They
also attended funeral services
held in Richmond for Roberts
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Lott.
Mrs. Spencer is the former Dora
Dean White. of Powhatan.
Don't forget that big field day
program sponsored by the ladies
Auxiliary of the Powhatan
Emergency Grew to be held on
October 6, from 2-1O pm. "Sail-
or Bob" of Richmond, will be
on hand to entertain, lots Of
rides and Games. plenty of good
food, and other interesting
features. Come and bring your
family. Support the program of
the emergency crew and join in
the fun.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
William R. Blandford Improving
After Severe Heart Attack

POWlIATAN, Sept. q NV The
family Of William R. Elandford
and lis many friends, are very
pleased to learn that he is re-
sronding to medical care al
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Hospital following a severe heart
attack on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
He was rushed to the hospital
about 5 pm. after suffering the
attack on lis way home from
the oifi.e.
Herber. Wyatt, Of Fl, hmpnd.
who owns other property in Pow
hatan comfy. has Just recently
purchased Greenwood" form
erly owned by Rex Allen. This
is located OH highway I'll in the
EugGenot District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Strud-
wick. Jr.. moved to Richmond
Monday. to OCCUPY their home
there, having recently disposed
of "NIillwood" They will be
greatly missed by their friends
here.
Mrs. Roland LIaxey has been
. patient Tor several days at
; Medical Colleye Hospital, but
. hopes to be back home very
: soon.
Miss Betty West, daughter OF
MI and MIS-. thurman G. West,
. was at Johns.on-Willis Hospital
= for a few days last week.
John Bell Henry, of Mississippi
: was 2 two-day guest of hi S
father, H. W. Henry, last week
. Mrs Annie Wfitlock. of Ma
con. was accompanied by other
: members of her family to visit
her brother, Cleveland Wor.
. sham and his two sons, who
: are all patients at Blue Ridge
; SanitCTium, enc day last week
Mrs. Helen Simpson and Mrs
: M garet Kruger spenI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
Mission Study Class At Maysville
Baptist Church Tuesday, Oct. 2

DHLWYN. Sept. IA mis-
sion study class will be held at
the Maysville Baptist Church,
Buckingham. on Tuesday, Oct.
2 at 7::30 pm.
Mrs. William Temple Bennett,
Of Richmond. viii teach the class
from the book, New Frontiers
IN an Old World" BY Winston
EaWley. The book tells Of the
foreign mission work done in
East Asia by the Southern Bap-
list Convention Foreign Mission
Board.
Mrs. Bennett is much in de-
mand as teacher. She was the
former Louise F. Marshall and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
NO RUST BRUSH

Take an old (but high quality
shaving brush and fill it with
oil. Store in your tackle box. A
fast pass before spoons, spinners
and such 60 back in their COM
partments keeps 'em bright and
shiny. Oil stays in its bristle for
weeks.
Billie Pepper, of Ferrum Col
lege, spent the week end at his
home.
MeSdaraes j. M. Barker and
T. A. Rodes spent last Thurs
day with Mrs. o. w. Ball at
Flat Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dunkum,
of Dillwyn, visited Mrs. Lucy
Duncan. Mrs. Duncan returned
home with them for an extended
visit.
Mrs. L. L. Flippen and chill
dren were in Farmville on Mon
day. Mrs. W. c. Flippen visit
ed with Mrs. Mary Pruden, OF
Gainesville.
Frank Baber is attending q
Poultry School at VPI for q
couple Of days, this week. David
Baber is visiting in the M. S
Baker home in Blacksburg
while his father attends school,
Mrs. Kate Baker had a fall
in her home Saturday. X-rays
showed no broken bones but she
| suffered much pain.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
Mrs. Russell Darlington To Pilot
Fairview HID Club For 1928

BURKEVLLE. Sept. q -
Mrs. j. F. Borum was hostess
to the Fairview Home Dem
onstration Club, at her home
on Wednesday evening. Miss
Elsie Noel, home demonstration
agent. gave the demonstration
on, Frozen. Fresh or Canned
Foods, Which Is Best?" TIL e
following club officers we're
elected for the coming year:
Mrs. Russell Darlington, presi-
dent; Mrs. c. H. Schmidt, vice
president; and Mrs. L. W..
Schmidt, secretary and treas
urer. Plans were made to serve
the Burkeville Ruritan Club din
ner on Monday, Oct. 8, at the
Municipal Building.
Miss Minnie Stone and Robert
Sherman. of Richmond, were
guests on Sunday of Mrs. John
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Schmidt
spent Saturday in Richmond
and attended the funeral of his