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Rev. S. E. Rose,
Retired Pastor
Of 3 Churches

The Rev. Samuel E. Rose,
former pastor Of three Meth
odist churches in the District
died yesterday at his home in
Frederick, Md.
Ordained in 1915, Mr.. Rose
served as pastor of Petworth
Church from 1927 to 1929, OF
McKendree Church from 1884
to 1910 and Of the old Waugh
Church, now merged with the
Capitol Hill Church, from 1871
to l945.
He retired in 1853 as pastor
of Calvary Church IN Bafti-
more, and had since operated
and lived at the Rose tourist
motel at US. Highway 40 West,
Frederick, with his wife Ethel.
She and their son Malcolm
survive him at the family adj
dress. He also leaves three
daughters. Mrs. Winifred Waldo
Of 1910 North Taylor street,
Arlington; Mrs. Eleanor Wag-
ner Of Baltimore, and Mrs. Jul
dith Hopkins of New Orleans
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow from the DAILY Funeral
Home in Frederick. Burial will
be in Frederick.
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Of the home address, and Mrs
Ann Caffi, of $500 North Syca-
more street, Arlington: a son
Elgin B., Of 1882 Lorcom lane
Arlington; a brother. Victor, of
Falls Church; three sisters
Mrs. David Young, Of Kirby
road and Great Falls street
Falls Church; Mrs. Vivienne
Young, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs
Blanche Kendall, of Lewes,
Del. He also leaves six grand
children
Services will be at 1870 pm.
tomorrow at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive, with burial at Co
lumbia Gardens.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Arlington Hospital Me-
mortal Room.
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Mrs. Edith Smith,
Singer, Director

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 81 (AP)
Mrs. Edith Virden Smith,
wife Of Rear Admiral William
H. Smith, USN (retired), died
yesterday in a hospital here
after a brief illness.
Mrs. Smith at one time was
leading soprano Of the Phila-
delphia operate Society. She
also served as choir, director
and soloist for numerous
churches in Philadelphia, Nor
folk, Va; the Canal Zone and
San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. Smith founded and
directed the Melody Club Of
Norfolk and later founded and
directed the Choral Club Of the
Isthmus of Panama.
In addition to her husband
she is survived by one son,
Henri v. Rice Of Milford, Del.
Funeral services will be held
here today after which the body
will be sent to Arlington, Va,
for further services Thursday.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Erie R. Kirby Dies;
Auto Dealer, Mason

Erie R. Kirby. 81. an Airing
ton automobile dealer and
high-ranking Mason. died Sun
day at Arlington Hospital after
q long illness.
Mr.. Kirby, q native Of Lang
ley, Va, was the owner of
Kirby's Sales and Service, Inc.
He had been in the automo-
bile business since 1910, becom-
ing q dealer in Arlington In
1929.
He served as president of the
Arlington Chamber of Com
merce, Arlington Kiwanis and
the Northern Virginia Automo-
bile Dealers Association and as
vice president of the Automo-
tive Trade Association of Vir-
ginia and the Automobive
Trade Association Of the Ma
tional Capital Area.
MI. Kirby was q trustee OF
Arlington Hospital and a men,
Der Of the Dodge Auto Dealer
Council Of the Chrysler Corp.
His Masonic activities in
cluded membership In the York
Cross Of Honor and the Kena
Temple, A.A.ONM.S. Of Alex
andria. He was a Grand Cap
tain Of the Host Royal Arch
Masons Of Virginia, a past mas
ter of Cherrydale Lodge No. AZ
and past commander Of the
Arlington Commandery No. 20
OF the Knights Templars.
Mr.. Kirby leaves his wife
Vivian, of 1924 North Valley
street, the home address; two
daughters, Trudy Diane. also
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Michael Bushdid,
Sc, President Of
Alexandra Firm

Michael George Bushdid, Sc,
president Of Michael'S Enter
prises, Inc, an Alexandria firm,
died Of cancer Saturday after
an illness of several months.
MIR. Bushdid, a native of
Beirut, Lebanon, formed his
business here in 1862. One d.
vision of the firm is WMAL
Musicast. which provides back
ground music for businesses.
He was graduated from the
American University in Beirut,
travelled to Mexico and then
came to the United States in
1925. He worked as a bus boy
and delivery boy in New York
and then went to Wilmington,
N. c., where he bought a truck
and entered the produce bust
ness.
Shortly after World War II,
Mr.. Bushdid came to Washing
ton, where he and a partner
operated q television depart
ment in a downtown store.
He leaves his wife. Alma
Louise, of 500 Hillwood avenue
Falls Church, the home adj
dress: q son. Dennis, and two
daughters, Angel and Darlene,
also Of the home address; two
other daughters, Mrs. T. Kerns
OF 307 Milburn street, Fair
fax. and Mrs. William Blair of
129 Greenwood drive, Falls
Church: and another son. Pfc.
Michael, of Fort Benning, Ga.
Also surviving are his
mother, Malika Abouchdid, two
sisters and a brother, all in Leb-
anon, and four grandchildren.
Services were scheduled to-
day at st. Georges Syrian Or
thodox Church, 1895 Sixteenth
street NV, with burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Charles W. Luuer
Ex-GoVernment
Printer Was 4o

Charles w. Laurer, 40, q
printer. died of cerebral hem
orrhage Sunday. He lived al
1929 Twenty-fifth avenue
Hyattsville.
Mr.. Lauer, a native of Phila-
delphia, commuted on weeh
ends between his job with the
American Banknote Co. in New
York and his home.
After his graduation from
high school. he worked as q
baker and later as q butcher in
Philadelphia. In 1882 he Joined
the E. A. Wright Co. there and
soon after joined the Security
Banknote Co., also in Phila-
delphia.
In 1919 Mr.. Lauer came to
this area to work for the Gov
eminent and until 1854 was a
printer at the Bureau Of En-
craving.
He then joined the New York
City banknote firm, where he
was employed until his death.
Mr.. Lauer was a member Of
the Odd Fellows and a printers
union.
He leaves his wife Edna, OF
the home address; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. James T. Taylor and
Diane, also Of the Hyattsville
address; three sons. Raymond,
5601 Chillum Heights drive,
Chillum; Richard, Of the home
address, and Charles of 1924
Patterson street, Riverdale, and
a brother, Joseph of Forest
Heights, Md.
Services will be at pm. to-
morrow at the Chambers Flu
neral Home in Riverdale, with
burial in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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Rites Friday to Honor
Mrs. Reginald Foster

A memorial service for Mrs.
Frances Hoar Foster, widow of
Reginald Gambler Foster, World
War II chief of civilian mobili-
cation in the office of Civilian
Defense, will be held at 1890
pm. Friday at st. Mary's
Chapel, Washington Cathedral.
Mrs. Foster died July 10 in
Boston. The family requests
that expressions in her memory
be in the form of contributions
to the Washington Cathedral
Building Fund.
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Gilbert R. Potts

KERHONKSON, N. Y, Nov
~ (AP).-Gilbert Ramsey
Potts. 81, a past president OF
the United States Brewers AS
ISOLATION and former president
and board chairman of P. Bal
lantine & Sons Brewing Co.
Newark, N. j., died yesterday
A native of Washington, D. C..
he had retired in 1851.
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BAKER AK - FRANZ ITS Z; on Friday; NOvsm-
merry me- 20 q Fails Church. s Va. husband E
Of the late Ruth M. Baker. father
=: Baker, brother of Mrs. Vienna
Merrick and Mrs. Pearl Light; also
fqf snSs may y can fTG p.a1soa
Home, 472 N. Washington St. Falls
Church, Va, where services will be
held on wednesday, November 2S. at
l pm. Interment National Memorial
BEALL, ABBIE A. On Monday. No
ysnSer A "a sS SrL pSetor s., Hes
vile Of A Ralph j. s sssl. sister .sa1ve q
Simmons Brothers Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hope I'd. sc. (parking
facilitiesls on Thursday. November
P Fri Xavier cat anshss Church Sii
where. mass will be offered at 10
Am. for the repose of her soul. In
terment Cedar. Hill Cemetery. Visit
ing hours until pm. 2S
BEAVERS, JOSEPHINE I. On satur-
day. November "a, 1862, ct George
w osesS up sESyESs a as P,s6
? s5tS e. NV SE seioTed " Wife lOs q
Charles K. Beavers, mother Of
Thomas r. and George A. Beavers.
Annie L. Morgan, Rosemary x.
sister Of Dorothy shellnutt. she
father, Kostos Kampakos; three
grandchildren. two sons-in-law and
many friends and relatives. II was
the wish of the deceased that her
body be given to the George Wash
ington University Medical School
requiem mass viii be offered at
the Church of st. Steven Martyr
at 10 am. Wednesday. November IS
In lieu Of flowers expressions OF
sympathy may be made in the form
Of contributions to the George
Building FUND in the name Of the
deceased.
BIRCH. HELEN B. On Monday, No
vember 90. 1862. at Arlington Hos
pital, HELEN B. BIRCH of 73a
South Wayne st., Arlington, Va. wife
Of the late Jess r. Birch, mother OF
Mrs. Jack w. Graves, sister Of Mrs
Harold Moore Of Arlington, Va;
Mrs. George Wood and Mrs. George
Higbie, both of Long Island. N. r
She also Is survived By two grand
children. Kathleen and Anita Graves,
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. me-,
where services will be held on
Thursday, November %, at 10 am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. rs
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Darn nf ThankH

RICHARD L. We wish to
express our sincere appreciation to
our many friends who called, served,
sent flowers, cards, kilograms. trays
and donated cars at the time Of
the passing Of our beloved husband
and father.
MRS, RICHARD L, STERLING AND
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often Q card Of ihenks
in The SieF meets . need
which con herdlY be solved u
ony other wey. Not only q
IL o sreeiovs expression 81
srotiivds 10 those Eho hove
sent floral tributes but olse
eovhssvsIy acknowledges the
services end kindnssses 81
the mony TO whom o psrsenel
note Of shenks eannot well be
mailed Or whose nenss end
oddrsssss ere ret kaewn.
insertion Of q esrd Of thonks
n,ay be ouonssd BY tsIsphons
10 The Stor, u. $4,000.
The Evening endSUndaYStor
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WOOD, WILLIAM HENRY. Suddenly.
iss5. husband Of Gertrude r. wood:
father Of Wanda e Wood; son ao q
William w. and Esther 3. WoQd.
-Four sisters and five brothers also
neral Home, 5sO1 Cleveland ave,
Riverdsle, Nd. on wednesday. No
vember %, at 4 pm. Funeral serv-
ices on Thursday. November 20. 81
pm. Interment George Washing
ton Memorial Cemetery. %
WOOD, WILLIAM b. The members Of
"a BIRMINGHAM Lodge, No
IN 1888. a. 2. and a: n. are
G ;;;:;E e J:
" 1852. at 8 pm, for the
purpose Of .conducting Masonic me-
mortal services for our late brother,
WILLIAM H. WOOD.
ERNEST M. TOWNSHEND, W. N.
CLYDE DU PRE- Secretary.
YOUNG, LOUIS, Jr. Suddenly, on Pri-
day. November %, 1862, ct Casualty
Hospital. LOUIS YOUNG. Jr.; dar-
ling son Of Elenor Beatty and Louis
Young, ST.. One sister. sylvia Ship;
q stepfather, Joseph Beatty; other
From TO 10 pm. Tuesday, Noyem-
Der e; friend, E nay c sno e. stn ne
NV. Funeral, Wednesday. at 1880
Gnu Church ir STA osOrEis n sVe nS 81.
Rev. VI. G. Mills Officiating. Inter-
nent Arlington National cemetsry.
~ b.
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MILLER. ANNA ?. On Monday, N,

ysm6er. ss' 1862. At S WaItsr' REED sS;
Of sos I ssation H e. nv r. N Vie Il
the late Alfred C.. Miller, beloved
mother Of Col. William c. Bennett,
T., USA (retiredl, and sister Of Mrs.
Katherine c. Kingman OF Home
stead: Fla Friends may call At
Harrison st. NV, after 10 noon
Wednesday, November % (parkine
on premises. Notice Of services
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HcCAMMON, COL. JOHN E., UsA ire
tired. On Saturday. November "a,
1852; at Bradenton, Fla. COL. JOHN
2. McCAMMoN. .USA tretiredl, be-
Cannon. Graveside services and
interment Arlington National Ceme-
terry At 2 pm. Thursday. NoVem-
Der 70. 2Ra
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NORA K. On Monday
NGPTsFSs 81 2 Ss,d 1872 g NORA K NAY;
wife Of the late Thomas p. May.
hugh. mother Of Russell A. May.
hugh Of Route 1, Harrisonhurg, Va.
sister Of Mrs. Mary c. Gillespie
and Marion d. BTeneman Of Wash.
ington, D C.; Paul D. Of Manassas
Va and John B. Breneman OF Nc.
Lean. Va. Also surviving Is one
grandchild. Services at the W. x
Huntemann q Son Funeral Home
673s Georgia ave. NV, on Thurs
day, November 20. at IL am. (park-
ing on premisesl. Entombment Fort
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ERIE R. The officers and
MANLEY POLLARD. W. M.
CARL c. COMLEY, Secretary.

KRAMER, LYMAN. On Monday. No
vember %. 1852, LYMAN KRAMER
of 1928 North Randolph ST., Airing
ton, Va, beloved father of Mrs,
Ethel Wolf, Mrs. Dorothy Adelman
and Abe Kramer, all Of Arlington,
Va. He also is survived by four
grandchildren and three great-grand-
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky & Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. parking
facilities adiacenD. on Tuesday, No
vember 81. at 1880 am. lnterment
District Of Columbia Lodge Cemetery.
Memorial week, 1928 North Randolph
St, Arlington, Va. 81
LANHAM, HERBERT j. on Monday
November 20, 1862, at his residence,
100 Stuart drive, Falls Church, Va,
HERBERT J. LANHAM. beloved hus-
band OF Irene M. Lanham, father
Of Herbert John Lanham. ir., and
brother Of Mrs. Margaret Gin and
Robert J. Lanham. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Wednesday. November %, at IL am
Interment National Memorial Park
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MOODY, EMMA. On Saturday, No.
vember "a, 1852, EMMA MOODY Of
zoo 18th st. ,s.e.,. devoted wife Of
Suernia Moody loving mother Of
She also is survived BY one sister
Matte Edwards; two sunts, Esther
Brown and Elouise Webster: five
uncles, five grandchildren, many
other relatives and friends. After 4
pm. Tuesday. November %, friends
may eal at Frazier's Funeral Home
$3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funerai
wednesday, November 2S, at 1 pm
from Mount Calvary Baptist Church
sui North Carolina ave. Sc, the
Rev. J: L, Bennett officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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FURR, KATHRYN sTRoTHER. o.

Sunday, November rs, 1862, at Su.
burban Hospital, KATHRYN STRO.
Their FURR. beloved wife Of the
iste Charles CLAYTON Fur. mother q
Fur. She also is survived by foul
grandchildren and five great-grand.
children. Friends may call at the
De Vol Funeral Home. 1922 Wis. ave
NV, where services will be held or
Wednesday, November %. at IL am
1nterment Glenwood Cemetery. 81
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denly, on Monday, Noyember S va
1852, ELLIS A. MURRELL Of 752s
Chesapeake ST.. East Columbia Park,
Nd, beloved husband OF Elsie c.
Murrell (nee Crowley and son Of
Columbia, Canada. Relatives and
neral Home. 1889 Baltimore ave
Hysttsyille. Nd. after s pm. Tues
viii be held on Tharsda asfe No ssrYlSes
~. at g:l5 am. Interment Ar
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KIRBY, ERIE R. On sunday, Novem-
Ss5 25' 1899. ,s 81 Arlington HospitsI,
Valley ST., Arlington. Va. beloved
husband Of Vivian M. Kirby. father
Of Trudy Diane Kirby of the home
address, Mrs. Anne Kirby Caffi and
Elein B. Kirby Of Arlington, Va;
Mrs. Dorothy Young, Mrs Vivienne
Young and Victor Kirby. He also is
survived BY six grandchildren
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
Monday, November 20. where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday, No
vember 2S, at 1870 pm. Interment
Columbia Gardens. Please, in lieu
Of flowers, make contributions to
the Arlington Hospital Memorial
Room for Erie r Kirby. 81
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November 25, 1902. At City Hos
GAR HILL. beloved husband Of Iii
Ian A. Hill. brother OF Mrs. Mary
watts, Mrs. Lillian Notes. Mrs.
henrietta Humphrey. Miss Florence
Colbert, Louis and Ernest Hill. Also
surviving are nieces, nephews and
other relatives and friends. After 4
pm. Wednesday, November %,
friends may call at his late resi-
Funeral Thursday, November 90, AT
pm. at the Mount Calvary Church.
Spencerville. Nd, the Rev. Robert
Jones officiating, Interment Sandy
Spring, Nd Services By Snowden. "a
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Nov. $s. 1862, ALBERT f fiHVStf;
%r. az and S M1s , 6s; SCI son Of
He also is survived BY three sisters,
Mrs. Estelle Patton, Mrs. Gertrude
Wilson and Mrs. Antoinette Jenkins;
four brothers, Joseph W., Claude r.,
Shirley and Chester J. Teague;
From I pm. To 10 pm. Wednesday,
Nov. %, friends may call at the
Morrow q Woodford Funeral
Home. 1922 18th st. NV, where
funeral services will be held Thurs
Rev. Gregory Trueheart Officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Casket will not be opened
after services 0Q
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Ruth NJ. on saturday,
November "a, 1882, at the wash
ington Hospital Center. RUTH N.
sister. Mrs. Edward Mendinhail Of
Chestertovn. Nd. and a niece, Mrs.
Samuel L.. McSorley Of STAFFORD,
Pa. Friends may cal at Gawler's
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
st. NV, after D pm. Monday. No
Services will be held at 81. Johns
Episcopal Church. Lafayette Square,
on wednesday, November 2S, ct II
an. 1nterment Wilmington, Del. IN
lieu Of flowers contributions nay be
made to the American Cancer So
eiety or the charity Of your choice
~
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ERMAN v. Members, of
Stone and Marble Ma
sons, Local No. ., OF
Washington. D. c., are
hereby notified Of the
death Of Brother HER
NAN v. HARGET. Re
mains resting at the
Cunningham Funera
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TAUNyE' MAh1 z. lnee FoIeyl. SUD
1897 sSs. Mars sunday Au SSysm Ss e4I "a
Wire ave, Silver Spring, Nd, wife
of Charles c. Faunce and mother Of
Mrs. Thomas J. Donnellan. jr.;
daughter Of Mrs. Johanna NJ. Foley
and sister, OF RAYMOND J.. Francis
are two grandchildren. Mrs. Faunce
rests at the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring. Nd. (parking facili-
ties). Mass. will be offered for the
repose Of her soul on wednesday.
Church Of the Nativity. COOL 18th st.
NV. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. 81
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NORWOOD. LILLIAN z. On Sunday.
EEH&s q Sos%oo & H 4ii. ct M Mf
Clarence w. Norwood and mother
Of Mrs. Irma Keith and Mr.. wal
lace Z. Norwood. She also is sur
vived BY, four grandchildren. Friends
nay nay ean at the Lee Funeral Home,
an 81, and Mass. ave. me-, after
II noon Wednesday. November 81.
services will be held at 2:3O nm
thursday, November 20. Interment
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oNGL .H col. a; HEATH. On Sun
HolioE Man0t N HH nsOT Home M s Esl1
fax County. Va, col. A. HEAT
oNTHANK Of sos Prosperity ave.
EsIrfax; Va, husband Of the lat
Gloria De Long onthank. father 0
survived by three srandchiidren
Friends may call at the Ives Fu
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
arlington. Va, after 8 pm. Mon
gay; November 20. until / pm
Fort Myer Chapel, where funers
services will be held at 9 pm. m,
3, terment new cemetery, southboro
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PICKETT, JOHN T. On Monday Ma
yember 20. 1862, JOHN T. PICKET1
Of 1927 Florida ave. NV, HUSBAND
81 Inerssa e. Pickett. brother O
and nephew Of Mrs. Marie Ruff
tives and . host Of friends. After
p m Wednesday, November %
i IasI.a are invited to call at thu
Holy mass win be Offered at SITS
Paul and Augustine Catholic Church
I2tn ana v SITS. NV, on Thursday
Novemner 20, at 10 am. Inter.
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2S
PosEY. GENEVA. On Sunday, Novem.
per 500 20; 1852. GENEVA PosEy
81 0Ivi mrs Gertrude n;.s Suydsn: Also sur.
Suydan; a nephew. Julian suydan;
other relatives and many friends
after 4 pm. Wednesday. November
%, friends may call at the Rollins
Funeral Home: 1899 Hunt place
Thursday, November 90, at II am
1nterment Harmony Memorial Park
Casket will not be opened aftei
QUINTER. RALPH D.. Jr. On Monday
November 20, 1862, RALPH d
QUlNTER, Jr., Of 1920 Battery lane
Bethesda. Nd. beloved hus6spd @
and Ralph d. Quinter liza Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert
A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Md. where
services will be held Wednesday
November %. at IL am. Interment
private
RAINS, ANTHONY r. CTONY). o.
1901 N. 18th ST., Arlington. Va, or
November %, 1892, husband o.
Kathryn NJ. RAINS, father O
Edward A. Rainis, son of AntoninS
RAINS, brother of Adolph RAINS
Mary Banaitis and Frances McGrath
F FSmalls Home ~ ne so9s peStseIOwi
until Wednesday, November %, 81
$3.50 am. Mass In st. Charles
Church, 1904 N. Washington blvd.
Arlington, Va. at 10 am. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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Sunday. November IS. 1857, al the
gital, ROBERT H. MURPHY Of zoos
woodbury. dr., Silver Spring. Nd. :,
husband Of the late Mary Z. Murphy,
Robert N. and victor Il. Murphy'
brother Of Mrs. Susan NJ Martin
mrs, Liza NJ. Holloway. Mrs. Sammy
Ladd, James T.. Hugh and Edward
r. MURPHY: There also are eight
children. Mr. Murphy rests al IN.
warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
Sf34 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Nd where service will be held OF
wednesday, November %, at 1 .. m
(parking facilities). Interment Coles
Vile Cemetery. 37
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yember 80, 1862, at knnapoIis' Nd,
place Sc. devoted husband Of Pau
line Stokes and beloved son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Stokes. Also sur
viving are two sisters, three broth
ers, other relatives and many
john no Rs fmsip Go r sTneE. q ao sne
30l5 18th st. ne. (ample parking
facilities), where friends may cal
after 4 pm. Tuesday. November 81
Funeral services Wednesday, Novem-
Der %, at pm. at the st. Phillips
"a ne Rcy t w,,SsI piI q G zlc
oftieisting. Interment Arlington Ma
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MATTHEWS, HARRY H. Members of
- the Association OF Retired
Policemen are hereby no.
tilted of the passing Of our
late brother, HARRY n.
$500 MATTHEWS. on Saturday,
~ November "a, 1862. In
Front Royal, Va. Remains
resting at the Maddox Funeral Home,
Front Royal, Va. where funeral will
pc held at ? pm. Tuesday, Novem-
Der ~. Interment Front Royal
Cemetery.
RICHARD A. BURTON. secretary.
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and Flower ayes.)-Brick-and-
stone Colonial. 8 bedrms.. enter
talnlng-Size cen. rnl.. modern kit
with table space, powaer room
Screened porch and garage. Low
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-eo1C
KEMP MILL; $27,950-New list
lng; spacious, 3-bedrm. 2l2-bath
split-level. Den. carport. rec
room. 2 fiIepls.. compl. air coma,
vacant; Easy terms. RAFFELL
KEMP MILL-centrally air-cond
&c luxe splits yacant;. IN baths,
gen; rec. rm.. fenced lot, carport,
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brick barbecue Under rA tall trees trees;
S1.400 down FLA; priced S2l, 900
YOUNKIN a. CO.. LO. 4-S022 til
kENSINGTON = Like-new split
level; loaded with Charm; living
rm., dining rm., all-elec, kit, 8
bedrms.. = baths. beaut. finished
rec. rm., powder rm.; fenced, level
lot; near schools and Shopping;
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bedrm
rambler, blk. to school, rec. CEN
ter, shops and bus: $14,250, CT
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KENslNGTON : New split-foyer
rambler; quality, all brick; 8 bed
rms, den, 2 baths; $22,250.
KELLER WOODWORK, JU. 5-71OO
KENSINGTON : TALK ABOUT
BARGAINS. 2 bedroom brick
rambler. separate dining room, all
electric kitchen, full basement;
S15, $50. LO. 5-4677.
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