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George Fitzhueh,
Ex-Musonic Aide

George H. Fitzhugh, SO. res
taurant owner and treasurer
emeritus of the Nationwide
Supreme Council Of Free and
Accepted Masons, died wednes-
day in Mount Sinai Hospital,
Baltimore.
Mr.. Fitzhugh. who served for
nearly 40 years as the coun-
ellis treasurer. had operated his
own restaurant in Sparrows
Point, on the outskirts Of Bal
timore, for more than so years
Born in Alanthus, Culpeper
County. Va, he went to Balti-
more at an early age. He was
a member of Enon Baptist
Church, and served as chair
man of the church board Of
trustees for many years.
He was a member of Prince
Hall Masonic Lodge in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Fitzhugh's wife. Katie
died in March. He leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Daisy Morgan o.
New York, and Mrs. Harriet
Perry Of Newport. r. l., two
sisters in : law, and severa
nieces and nephews.
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E. N. Rorick, "a,
Ex-Muchinist

Edward N. Rarick, IA, a re-
tired machiniSt for the Reading
Railroad Co., died Wednesday
after a heart attack at Subur-
ban Hospital, Bethesda. He was
a resident of 6013 Melvern
drive, Bethesda.
A native of Port Clinton, Pa,
he worked in Rutherford, Pa,
for the Reading for 48 years
He retired in 1854 and moved to
Bethesda.
Mr.. Rarick was a member of
the Palmyra Automobile Club OF
Rutherford and the Reading
Relief Association.
He leaves his wife, Annie
Espenshabe Rarick of the home
address; two daughters, Mrs,
John Ludwick of 4700 Bradley
boulevard, Bethesda, and Mrs.
Betty Jane Rarick of the home
address, and one grandchild.
Funeral services and burial
will be held Monday in Hum
melstown, Pa.
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Rear Admiral Frank B. Miller,
SIS, fleet air commander of the
San Diego Naval Air base, died
yesterday in San Diego, where
he had been in Balboa Hospital
for three weeks.
Doctors attributed death to
a heart attack.
A native of Washington, Ad-
miral Miller attended Western
High School and Swaveley Prep
School in Manassas, Va, and
was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1880.
For 19 months during World
War II. he commanded an anti
submarine force fighting Ger
man U-boatS. He also partici-
pated in the Pacific battle of
the Philippine Sea and Leyte
Gulf, and for his service in
the latter he received the
Bronze Star.
His other decorations includ-
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J. S. Barlow, "a,
Former RFC
Claims Examiner

John S. Barlow, "a, a former
claims examiner with the Re
construction Finance Corp.
died yesterday in Minneapolis.
He had been planning a trip
to Washington.
A native of Plankinton, S.
OAK, Mr.. Barlow was active
in South Dakota politics. He
and his late wife, Jessie, were
active in Democratic circles
here during the Roosevelt and
early Truman administrations.
Since the death of Mrs.
Barlow in 1858. Mr.. Barlow had
lived in Minneapolis with a
niece, Mrs. Urma McKichan,
who survives him.
He also leaves a sister, Mrs.
Mona B. Snyder. 1877 Lanier
place NV. and a nephew,
John F. Snyder, 1719 Highwood
place Sc.
Services and burial will be in
Plankinton.
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Mrs. McFodden,
Ex-Coneressmon's
Widow, 90

Mrs. Helen Westgate McFad-
den, widow of former Republi-
can Representative Louis T.
McFadden of Pennsylvania,
died Thursday at Robert
Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pa,
after a brief illness while visit
ing Sayre.
Mrs. McFadden, 80. lived here
in recent years with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Barbara Luykx, at
Bali Lynwood place. Chevy
Chase. Mrs. Juykx, who sur
wives her is a teacher at Sid
well Friends School here.
Born in Canton. Pa. Mrs.
McFadden came to Washington
around 1915 with her husband.
who represented Pennsylvania
Fifteenth Congressional Dis
trict for 20 years before his
death in 1886.
An early member OF the Con-
gressional Club, Mrs. McFadden
served as its vice president for
many years.
In addition to her daugh-
ter. she leaves a son. Leslie W..
banker in Santa Barbara,
Calf and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Presbyterian
Church in Canton. Pa. Burial
will be in the family plot at
Canton.
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marines. This is the program
that was pushed to finality by
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rick
over, under whom Capt. Brim-
son served in Idaho and later
here in Washington.
While attached to the Nays
Bureau Of Medicine and Sur
gerry here, Capt. Crimson also
had worked in the field OF
aerospace medicine prior to his
retirement from the Navy last
March. H.t d.
He leaves his father, DR..
Ernest Crimson of Little Rock
his mother. Mrs. Corrine Houde
Of Syracuse, N. Y; and four
children. Margot, James, ir.,
Richard and Robert, Of 770l
Winterberry place, Bethesda
Md.
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William HiIImon Dies,
Biogropher of Truman

NEW YORK, June 1 (AP).-
William Hillman, IS, former
foreign correspondent. radio
news commentator and author
of the Truman memoirs, Mr..
President" died Wednesday
night in a hospital.
10 Mr.. Hillman. then Presi-
dent Harry S. Truman turned
over reams of diary entries,
personal notes and memoirs
and granted exclusive inter-
views for the preparation of
Mr.. President.
It was published March 18,
1852, while Mr.. Truman was
still in office, giving the Ameri-
can public a look at the private
and political background of a
President still in the White
House. The nature of some of
the disclosures gave a broad
hint that Mr.. Truman would
not seek reelection, and he did
not.
Mr.. Hillman, a New York ma
tive. had been i'll for about 10
days. He died in st. Vincent's
Hospital. Private funeral serv-
ices will be conducted Monday.
After graduation from Co.
lumbia University in 1917, Mr..
Hillman worked for the Asso-
ciated Press in Albany, but quit
to serve with the Army in
World War I. He rejoined the
Associated Press after the war
and worked in the New York
and Paris bureaus.
In 1926 he Joined the old Uni
versal Service in Europe and
subsequently became chief for
eign correspondent for the
Hearst newspapers and general
European manager for the In
ternational News Service. He
also was affiliated with Golfers
Magazine.
Some of his World War II
broadcasts for the Blue net
work from London during the
blitz were made from the resi-
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dence of then Ambassador
Joseph P. Kennedy. father of
the President.
Mr.. Hillman was Washing
ton correspondent for Mutual
Broadcasting System for g
number of years. At one time
he also was a Washington COM
mentator for National Broad
casting Co.
His first wife, the former
Angela Sermolino, died in Key
West, Fla, in 1919, when he was
on a press trip with President
Truman. In 1852, he married
the former Margherita Bis
CONT. She survives him, as do
a son by the first marriage, a
daughter by the second. and a
brother.
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Capt. }. A. Crimson, ~,
Retired Navy Doctor

Services for Capt. James A.
Crimson, medical corps, USN
(ret9, who died last Friday at
jackson, Miss, will be held
Sunday at the Ruble Funeral
Home in Little Rock, Ark, with
burial in Little Rock. g.
Capt. Crimson, At, was serv-
ing as medical supervisor of
medical and health defense of
the Mississippi State Board of
Health at the time of his death.
Born in Auburn, N Y, he
was raised in Watertown, N. Y,
and received his medical degree
from the University of Ar
kansas School Of Medicine.
Following an internship at
New York City Hospital in 1910,
Capt. Crimson served six years
in the Army. He was stationed
at Hickam Field, Hawaii, the
day the Japanese attacked
Pearl Harbor and later served
in Europe with the First Army
during the Battle of the Bulge.
Following World War II,
Capt. Crimson was for two
years on the staff of the Vet
Grams Administration Hospital
in Jackson, entering the Navy
in 1913.
AS a Navy flight surgeon
with an air group in Korea he
was awarded the Purple Heart
Medal for injuries suffered dur
ing his World War II service in
Europe.
Capt. Crimson was one of a
select group of doctors in the
field of nuclear medicine and
was responsible for health and
safety precautions at the Ma
tional Reactor Testing Station
at Arco, Idaho, for two years
during development of nuclear
power plants for American sub
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japanese Fishing Boot
Seized by Russiuns

TOKYO, June (AP). - A
Soviet patrol captured a small
Japanese fishing boat today
about 2 miles from the coast
of japan on charges of violat-
ing Soviet territorial waters.
The maritime safety board
reported it was the third Japa-
nese boat seized by the Rus
SLAMS since May 20.
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Art Exhibit Opened

Montgomery Blair High
School students are staging
their 14th annual art exhibit
ton for one week beginning to-
day, from 9 am. to 10 pm. at
the school, Wayne avenue and
Dale drive, Silver Spring. A
reception will be held at 6 pm.
today.
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AnuFltnuH

W0HL, HENRY. The unwilling Of =
monument for Mr.. HENRY WoHL,
devoted fathe. and husband. on
Sunday. June 9; 1852 at ll;3o
Cemetery. $500 Riggs I'd, Hyatts-
Vile, Nd. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
SALLY WOHL AND CHILDREN.
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Darn nf Ihankh

DKFFNBAUGH, 8. MoUNTZ, me
family Of the late s. MOUHTz
friends, neighbors and relatives for
the many expressions Of sympathy
and thoughtful kindness during
their recent bereavement.
MRS. ANNE o. DEFFINBAuGH. Mr..
ROBERT A. DEFFINBAUGH. MRS.
MARGARET d. DOVE.
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ABBOTT, ELIZABETH ROE. On
Thursdsy May q, lgs2, no II Az A.
BOTT, beloved wife Of J. Vernon
Abbott Of Hillsmere Shores. An
napoiis, Nd, and formerly OF Silver
Spring, Nd. Funeral on Sunday.
June 3, at 3 pm, from the Taylor
Funeral Chapel. l47 Duke Of
Gloucester ST.. Annapolis, Nd. Inter
naDolis Md 3
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AMPsoN. ANNIE. On sunday, May
"a. 1852. ANNIE SAMPSON Of 42l2
Benning I'd. ne. daughter Of the
late William and Rachel Bowens,
mother Of Antoinette Sampson
Weaver and mother-in-law Of Harold
four nieees. Elizabeth Sutherland
Of New York. Rachel Howard. Anna
Mcneil and Evelyn Golden: one
nephew: William T. Scott: other
;nIPi; Pm p a. June , l friends are
neral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral services at the Peoples
Seyenth-Day Baptist Church. 10th
ana v SITS. NV, on Saturday, June
at pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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nnInRERG HARnLn A. on W.dn..

Ssy, Nay H 80. 49, HaRo Msone 4
ave. Beloved husband Of Rose T:
Goldberg and devoted brother Of
Mrs, Edythe qraffman and Manner
ooldberE Of Lynn. Mass; Funeral
& Sons Funeral Home. 1901 14th
st. NV. (parking facilities ada
cent?. on Friday, June J., ct /
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Memorial week, 474O
lieu OF flowers the family suggests
contributions may be made to the
Heart Fund.
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ABELL. HAZEL MARGUERITE tnee

BleknelD. on wednesday, May 80,
1852, at her residence, Indian
Head. Nd. HAZEL MARGUERITE
ABEL (nee BieknelD. wife Of the
late William c. Abel. mother Of
Mrs. Shirley Meyers and Ralph H.
son Bicknell. She also is survived
BY four grandchildren. Funeral
services at the Arehart Funeral
Home, La Plata. Nd. on Saturday,
June ., at ! pm. Interment Park
Hill Cemetery. Marbury, Nd.
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VIOLA r. ILEIIIEJ. On
wsshinston Hospital Center. VIOLA
R.. FRANCIS Of sos 9th st. me-
mother of Mrs. Luella r. Robinson,
sister Of Mrs. Annie Hass, Miss Eva
A. Bladen and George NJ. Bladen;
grandmother Of Warren c. Robinson
and great-grandmother of Kellian
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST.
and Mass. ave. me-. where services
will be held on Saturday. June 9,
at l pm. Interment Congressional
Cemetery.
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BROWN. ROBERT W. On sunda,

M1y q. ie62, ROBERT ". BRowN
Mrs. Bessie and Thomas 4. smart.
He also Is survived BY other rela-
tiyes. After pm. Friday. June
], friends are invited to call at
ne District Mortieians' Funeral
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday, June 2. at / pm.
Interment National Harmony Me-
mortal Park. ARRANGEMENTS by John
D.. Watson.
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FoxWELL, LANES B., sr. suddenly

on Wednesdsys May 80. 1892,
Seven Oaks I'd, Baltimore, Nd, be-
loved husband Of the late Annie K.
Foxwell and father Of Adelia A;
James B. Foxwell. ir. Services at
the Hubbard Funeral Home. 41O7
wilkins ave. Baltimore Nd, on
Saturday, June 2, at IL am. In
terment Loudon Park Cemetery.
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pm. Pat. is and AZ and Auxiliary
No. AZ. are invited to take part
in these services. Funeral from
NV. at IL noon.
between L st. and New York ave
CAPT. BERNICE MORGAN. Pres.
L. JONES, Secretary,
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BOWMAN. MARGARET REGINA. sud

ssPIy; q Tednsseny Nay sgyT ~ ls6s,
Mary Cook Bowman and the late
Andrew Bowman. She also leaves
two sisters. Mrs. Mary H. and Mrs.
Catherine wright; four brothers,
James Brown. Joseph Holiday, An
drew and John Walter Bowman:
two children, many other relatives
ArTangements BY Alexander s Pope.
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Msy e. M ise2. Vat at the wasSinsto ai
'Hospital Center. AMY MAE
loved eff mother 81 a0t Of Vernon Tn blake and
slater of Bessie Blackburn, Emma
Maynard, Esther Carter and How
ard Blake. She also is survived
tives and friends. The late Mrs.
Blake NAV be viewed at the Stewart
2 pm. Friday. June !. Mass will
be. offered on Saturday. June .,
at the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. 18th st. and Park
I'd. NV, at IL am. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park. 1
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FosIE. MARY wINIFEED. OF 1901

Newton st. NV, on May %, 1862,
beloved mother of Ruth Wlnifred,
Phair and Maynard Fosie and sister
Of George M. Adelbert Ashley and
Myrtle B. Augerton: SERVICES e.
Chambers Funeral Home. SIT 18th
St Sc, on Monday, June 4. at
$50 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. ,
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CHAN: LEoNS ss sHEE, On THURSDAY.
ssI.lI = Ae assaL 1osS Si sRsl e asssI
Wifi. Of the late Sam Chan, mother
Of ,y MRS .si, MAY e w sSs.,,, Friends Hsm.
fIPda y. ,a Sns Me from aye 10 n sp Sn
Services viii Be held on Saturday,
June 2. at 1890 am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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D4 M.S' ~ soHM Ssss y Jo 8P Tedp nHvfs
band Of Mrs. Rosa Mae Davis,
father Of Mrs. Mary Z. oliver and
Harold Allen. son Of Mrs. Florence
Davis. brother Of Clinton. Cyrus,
Miinam, James. Council. Vernon and
81 the johnson a. jenkins Funeral
Home, 1904 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. June .. at . pm,
lnterment National Harmony Gene
terry.
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'I sIsSSSs %.t SskE AE ETRaik 4fR
on Wednesday. May 80. 1862. and
Mary virginia B. Clayton died on
s 5iSay JuHs o iSe2 r. IL R.1 Msrtin:-
W. Va. formerly Of WashinEton'
D. c.; sister of Miss Annie Z.
Brown and george William Brown
OF 0reensburg. Pa, and aunt and
uncle of Mrs, Louise Holley Ander-
ton. D. c. Funeral services on
Sunday. June 8. at 1880 pm,
at the Brown Funeral Home. Mar
tinsburg, w. Va. Interment Hedges
vile Cemetery,
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RANKS Jessie MAY. Officers and

~, members Of cOi1mSis Tenn
NA pie. No. 422,. I. B. P. q; E;
Of " X: are ar:,h hereby 1g D nSsl51isd
WI JESSIE MAE BANKS. Fu-
~ neral services will be held
- in Athens, Ca. on Sunday,
June 8 1862. Classic City Temple,
No. 1922 L nS SRsFsff s. BUTLER,
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Daughter Ruler.
BLoNGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy

Hf NAV b. s issa SIDNEY sER%ak
husband Of julia Berman and de-
voted father of Mrs. Beverly jack
son Of Alexandria, Va; Fred s,
Murray Allen Bermsn. He also is
survived By three brothers. Harry,
Eouls and Henry Berman. Funeral
services at the Bernard DanEansky
a. Sons Funeral Home, 3501 14th
st. NV. (parking facilities ada,
cent?, on Sunday. June 3. at 10
am, Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week,
1903 Monticello ave-, Kemp Mill
Estates, Silver Spring, Nd.
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GAsCH. FRANCES G. On Thursday,
fRSNcEs 4 aAseH hf s.l9 5s:ap' Siis
OF the late Ernest F. Gasch. mother
Of william ,I,;,,; Gaseh ana sranab-
She also is survived by two great
grandchildren. Friends may call
after IL am. Saturday, June 2,
at Gasch's Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave-, :. Hyattsyille, Nd
where services will be held on Mon
day, June 4, at IL am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
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'Ha, ssIgiRIhEE SReookssi v y y g.

MAYOR, CECIL n. Suddenly, on
Thursday. May 81. 1852, at his
Spring, Nd, CECIL il. MAYOR,
husband OF Cuyler w. Naylor, father
Of Mrs. Raymond K. Warfield and
brother OF H. Mercer and E. Duke
Naylor There also are three grand
children, Mr.. MAYOR rests at the
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd. where services will be held
on Saturday. June >, at IL am.
parking facilitiesl. Interment Cedar
at the above funeral home after
IL noon Friday, June /.
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Brafha

MACK. MAGGIE BRIscoE. on ri
coz MACK Of 5o14 Nsyahos St,
0sss M.e hd' .I eelU csSsS Sil. 81
the late Spencer and julia sTiseOe,
mother Of Mesdames Julia z. Car
roll. Dorothy n. Allen. Bessie s.
mrs nG Ar S T Mais5 .ns si osorS q
Br1seoe- Also surviving are two
sons-in-law, Charles H. Carroll and
BENJAMIN Allen: one granddaughter.
law, Mrs. Ellen Briseoe: her nieces.
nephews. other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements By MCGUIRE. Inc. 4
MALLoY. DANIEL Z. Suddenly. on
Z. MALLoY Of 526 kenyon St. NV.
ssS o. sS sesTs Ssnss b Macy
Archie Malloy,. tr.. and many other
relatives and friends. After ] pm.
Sunday. June 3. friends are invited
70 cal At the Frazier Funeral Home,
services will be held on Monday.
William Tyler officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
MARSHALL. GUSSIE L. On Thurs
% ShS NAL 81 17s sST HOb oIss q. nv
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Jarvis.
MINOR, IRENE. On Monday. May IS.
Minor. beloved mother Of Dorothy
B. Mills, Elsie Carroll. Louhenry.
Rosalee and Carroll o. Minor. She
dren, 10 sreat-erandchildren. other
relatives and friends Services on
S SsTmoni June ae z q I,I pm e. the
vermont Murray azs a6 oifiai.t iI n Friends DE
f fSn.T nI'f Home 's hh "a 1sssd
ave. NV, after I. pm, Friday. June
Cemetery. 3O.l
MORGAN ssa sA sPE T S0 6UsSds ~ MY
Shepherd St. NV. beloved wife Of
James Morgan and loving mother
Of , RSlfnd H a MSTEap 1.. she also also
may Be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 30 H st. ne. after 2
pm. Friday. June l., Funeral sery-
ICES on Saturday. June 2; at the
W. A. McEwan officiatinE. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
MORGAN. SADIE. Officers and mem
Wv bers Of Forest Temple, No.
M~ -. !. B. P. o. E. Of w,
M al are hereby notified OF the
MI death of Daughter SADIE
MORGAN. Funeral on Satur-
- day. June >. 1862, at I2l
noon, at the Miles c. NJ.
= Church. Sd ST., between New
York ave. and L st. NV.
FLORINE BOWIE.
Daughter RuleF
ERNESTINE L. DAVIS. Secy.
MORGAN, SADIE. Officers and
LA-h members of Magnolia Coun-
M Gil, ]. B. p. o. E. of W.,
RT are hereby notified OF the
w. s ssfsh Il Mok 5Syii Df F1S.Ssi
on Saturday. June 2. 1852,
- at IL noon, from the Miles
Memorial c. NJ. Z. Church. Sd st.
and New York ave. NV.
ELIZABETH KING,
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
INEZ WALKER. Fin. Secy.
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rades OF Auxiliary No. Is.
@. U. o. OF o. F.. are
hereby notified of the
death Of LIT. SADIE NOR
GAN. Lodge services on
Friday Fri Icrn June n a;.IIsetSts ' ~, at
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ROGERS, ELLEN 1. On Thursday,
May 81, 1862. at the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph C. over
vile. Md, MRS. ELLEN l. ROGERS,
beloved wife OF the late Albert K
Rogers. She. also is survived by
another daughter. Mrs. Joseph c.
Reidy, 4216 Madison ST.. Hyatts-
Services at > pm. Saturday, June >,
at the Burgee Funeral Home. 1881
Falls I'd, Baltimore, Md. Interment
aud Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore
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ANNIE. Members Of Ex-
celsior Household Of Ruth.
No. 1902. O. U. o. Of o.
r. are requested to attend
the funeral Of our late
member. Sister ANNIE
SAMPSON. on Saturday,
June .. 1892 At nm
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THE EVENING STAR
9raths

FEAsTER. HELEN J. on Tuesday,
May 90. 1862, at District General
Hospital. MRS. HELEN J. FEAsTER
she Is survived b. two daughters,
Mrs. Wilhelmina p Williams Of the
home address, Mrs. Atlanta p, Jus
tice Of So S st. NV. and Mr.. James
Leroy Feaster of salisbury. N. C.
She also is survived By twelve
ErandchildI N, several great-Rrand-
children, two great-great-grandehil-
dren, nieces. nepheWs, other rela-
tives and friends. Friends are in
Vited to call at the Tabor Presby-
terrain Church, $50 s st. NV. after
pm. Friday, June /. where the
remains viii lie in state until time
Of funeral services at l pm. Satur-
day June .. the Rev. j.. L. Jeans
officiating. Interment Bethel Gene
terry. Alexandra, Va. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Lewis Funeral Home. Alexan-
dria, Va.
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FRIANT. WALTER E. On tuesday.

Pa. Funeral services at the abov,
funeral home on Saturday, JunI
.. at $50 pm. Interment Johns
JOSEPH z. Inns. secy.-Treas.
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DYSON, ELEANOR b. Members of
]. j: :; d; q
cite the rosary for the
repose Of the soul Of our departed
member, ELEANOR B. DYSON.
MRS. MARGARET GORDON,
Prefect.
Spiritual Director
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iAMPSON, ANNIE. Officers and mem
49, bers Of Magnolia Council,
hereby notified Of the death
Of Loyal Daughter ANNIE
SAMPSON. Funeral on
~ Saturday, June ,, 1862. at
- pm, from the People s
seventh-Day Baptist Church. 10th
O ELIZABETH KING,
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
INEZ WALKER. Fin. Secy.
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GRAY. BEATRICE CREADE. on 8,

GRAY. beloved cousin Of John Phoe-
n nix: Florence ,n Minso ,. fnS Clara s1a
friends also survive, Mrs. Gray
Home. 2oO5 shirlington I'd. Airing
on TIn. asisr services Ra aSd iS SSn:
At the Mount Salvation Baptist
Church. 1861 North Culpeper St.,
Arlington, Va. the Rev. N. r.
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fV WK.Jnens9Issy Nav nH s0. 1857 sSu Al Sum IN
deriand. No, ROSE MARIE FORD
Of Upper Marlboro, Nd. devoted
daughter of Mrs. Oracle C.. Ford,
sister Of Patsy A. Agnes z; and
Addison H. Ford. granddaughter OF
ing are two devoted cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Dade; one uncle,
one aunt. other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Friday. June
/. friends may call at the Rollins
me- From q am. Saturday, June
.. until services at 10 am, Miss
Ford will rest in the Union Meth
odist Church. Upper Marlboro, Md,
the Rev. John l.. Winters official;
ing. Casket will not be opened
after services. Interment church
cemetery
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LOUIS RUFUS. on
wednesday, May so. 1867. at Mount
4S a n PHst F L4p1S uI r. HAMc
Sc. beloved husband Of Alberta
veronica Hamilton and devoted
father Of two sons, Gregory Louis
and Derek Keith Hamilton. He
also Is survived by his mother, Alice
bour and Bernice Landrum; four
brothers, John. Willie. Freddie and
Anthony Hamilton. and other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John I: Rhines Co.
Notice Of funeral later