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Miss Armstrong.
Federal Retire.

Miss Ruth Armstrong, n, a
retired War Department pay
roll allotment specialist, died
Tuesday in Presbyterian Home
for the Aged, where she had
lived for the last 10 months.
Miss Armstrong had lived in
Washington for 20 years and
in Kensington for about 40
years.
She was a member Of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church
here. and for many years
served on the Home Commit
tee, the Board of Lady Man
ayers Of Presbyterian Home.
Services were today at the
Presbyterian Home, Thirty
first and Military road NV
Burial was in Arlington Gene
terry.
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day, August I, 1862, at Baltimore,
Md. GUIANA NJ. MCINTOSH. be-
loved wife of James c. Mcintosh,
mother Of Grazia Bianchini, daugh-
ter of Michele and Leonora Agostini
of Stabbia, Italy Friends NAV call
Wisconsin ave, NV. from : TO 2
pm. pm. on Thursday, August l6.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at Fort
Myer Chapel on Friday. August II.
at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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William B. M. McGiII,
Retired State GeoIooist

He was the author Of dozens
Of publications. one of which
was "Caverns of Virginia" pub
lished in 1888. He also wrote
items on coal and gold mining
in Virginia.
He succeeded Arthur Bevan
as State geologist in September,
1947 and retired April 80, 1857.
He leaves his wife, the former
Matty Strobe of Joplin, Mo-; a
son, William L. McGill of Char
lottesville; and a STEP daughter,
Mrs. William w. Fogarty of
Gladwyn, Pa.
A funeral service will be con-
Quoted at st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church at 2 pm. to-
morrow with burial in Bland
ford Cemetery in Petersburg.
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FYingpon Bill
Is Signed by
President
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy signed to-
day with great pleasure and
satisfaction" legislation author
izing the Sl70 million Frying
pan-Arkansas water project in
Colorado.
He described the project as
an attempt by the Government
to make available all the Ma
tons water resources.
A big delegation from Capitol
Hill. including members of the
Colorado congressional delega-
ton, watched the signing of
the bill in the Presidents office.
Mr.. Kennedy will stop off in
Pueblo, Colo, tomorrow to in
Spect a reservoir site of the
Fryingpan-Arkansas project.
Mr.. Kennedy, who used nu-
merous pens to sign the bill
and then handed them out to
members of Congress, said the
project will be a sound in
veStment in the future of Colo
RADIO and the Nation.
He predicted that it would
yield rich dividends in the years
to come in providing needed
water, electricity and irrigation.
The next step is to obtain an
appropriation to finance plan
ming and construction of the
project. Backers of the project
said they will seek an initial
appropriation at the present
session of Congress.
Water from the Fryingpan
and Roaring Firk Rivers, trib-
utaries of the Colorado River.
will be impounded on the west
ern slope of the Rockies and
delivered under the Continent
tai Divide to farms and towns
in the Arkansas Valley on the
eastern slope.
The Reclamation Bureau will
build the project.
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Mrs. Hornsby, 81,
At NURSING Home

Mrs. Louise S. Hornsby, 90.
widow of Joseph HornSby, a
civic leader for many years in
st. Louis, Mo-. died yesterday
at the Wheaton Nursing Home.
Mrs. HornSby moved to the
area in 1856 with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Col. and
Mrs. George H. McManus of
1907 oliver street, Chevy
Chase. Md. She was a member
of the Blessed Sacrament Par
ish at 600 Western avenue
NV, Washington.
Besides her daughter, she
leaves four grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow in st. Louis.
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CHARLOTTESVuLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Aug. 16 (AP).-William But
Ter Malone McGill, State ge-
ologist from 1947 until his re-
tirement in 1857. died in q local
nursing home yesterday after
a long illness. He was IS.
Born in Petersburg, Mr.. Nc
Gill was educated in the public
schools there and at Cluster
Springs Academy.
He was graduated in civil
engineering at Virginia Military
Institute in 1918 but left before
receiving his degree to enter the
Army.
After the war, he attended
the Colorado School of Mines
where he received a degree in
mining, engineering and geol-
ogy.
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lit Mrntnriant

HENRY, BOYD L: In loving memory
of BOYD L. HENRY, who passed
1861.
A broken circle. q vacant chair,
We seem to miss him everywhere,
But in our lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts OF you are ever near.
Oh, how long and sad the day
Since from this earth you passed
LOVING WIFE, BARBARA, AND
DAUGHTER, MARJORIE.
PEBBLES, FRANK r. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear husband and dad
FRANK r. PEBBLES, who passed
1851.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord.
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
RILEY, MELVIN NJ. (TINKJ. In mem
DRY OF our father, MELVIN M.
STINkl RILEY, who departed this
life August 10, 1854.
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds:
Ths days VS. we DO 10 not , think of you
THE CHILDREN.
RILEY, MELVIN NJ. Sacred to the
memory Of our beloved son, MELVIN
M. RILEY. who departed this life
eight years ago today, August IL,
1904.
1t is not the tears at the time that
are shed.
Which ten of the hearts that are
But the silent tears in after years
And remembrance silently spoken.
MOTHER AND DAD.
SMALLWOOD, EDWARD HENRY, In
loving memory Of my dear husband,
EDWARD H.. SMALLWOOD, who
aIA
August 10, 1859.
A silent thought, q secret tear,
Keeps his memory very dear,
Time takes away the edge of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
YoUR DE ;y0IE WIFE WINIFRED
TOTARO, CHARLES EDWARD. In
and brother, CHARLES 'f EpWA fSD
TOTARO, who passed away three
years ago, August 10, 1859.
The call was sudden, the shock severe,
We little thought such grief was near;
Memory is keepsake no one can steal,
Death is a heartache no one can heal
Beautiful memories are all we have left,
Our wonderful son and brother,
We shall always miss and never forget.
Our hearts still ache with loneliness,
And our eyes shed many q tear,
God knows how much we miss you
AS 1t ENDS the third sad year.
Love always,
MOTHER, DAD. DONNIE JOSE
PHINE, VIVIAN AND COOKIE. =
TOTARO, CHARLES EDWARD In
memory Of the one I love. CHARLES
EDWARD TOTARO, who passed
away three years ago, August 10,
Your memories are treasures
No one can steal.
Parting left heartache,
No one can heal.
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in my heart.
COOKIE"
WALKER, MONA; McBETH, ALICEj
SMITH, MARY; JONES, JOHN W.,
Sr.: JONES, JOHN W., Jr. In mem
DRY Of our loved ones, who have
passed: MONA WALKER. ALICE
McBETH, MARY SMITH, JOHN W
JONES. Sr: JOHN w. JONES, Jr,
Gone. but not forgotten.
THE FAMILY.
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PLATER, JOHN OSWALD, Sr, On
Tuesday, August IA, 1862, JOHN o.
Sc. devoted husband of Bertha M
Platter, beloved father of Edith
stockton, John and Joseph Platter
and brother of Susie Castor. He also
survived by two devoted cousins,
one granddaughter, other relatives
ana friends. After pm. Friday
august u, friends are Invited to
caIl at his late residence. Requiem
mass will be said for the repose
Of his soul on Saturday. August ~
AZ am, at the Holy Comforter
Satholic Church, 14th and East
capitol SITS. Interment Mount Oiiyet
cemetery. Arrangements by Frazier's,
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PHILBRICK, JAMES F. An emerger,

VLS T. MI FUIbTEenL
communication of Fort Du-
pont Masonic Lodge, No.
-; F. A. and A. NJ. is
called for Friday. August
l Z, 1862. at l@:45 pm,
at Fort Myer Chapel for
the purpose OF conducting
Masonic rites for Brother
? PHILBRICK, P. M, Of
ebb Lodge of Massachusetts.
). CANARD. Acting Master.
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"A sniff M MSkH; j SshktH JOIN AII9 w.
Sr.; JONES, JOHN W., Jr. In mem
DRY Of our loved ones, who have
passed: MONA WALKER, ALICE
JONES. Sr.: JOHN W. JONES, Jr
Gone. but not forgotten.
THE FAMILY
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GARBOvITs. JOSEPH CHARLES. {

" edneSday, August ). 1867. at his
home near Chantilly. Va, JOSEPH
CHARLES GARBOVITS, husband of
Helen E. GarDoylts and brother OF
stephen GarbovitS, Detroit, Mich,
ana julius GsrbovitS, Pontiac, Mich.
Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home, "a Eden ST., Herndon,
Va, where services will be held at
= pm, Saturday. August Is. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Arlington, Va II
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DEATHS
1rt Mrntnriant
Announcements Of

ANDERSON, WARREN. ALBERT. In
memory Of our nephew. WARREN
A. ANDERSON, who departed this life
one year ago today, August 10, 1851
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps one to forget,
But time so far has only proved
MOTHER AND FATHER, MARY
AND JOIN ANDERSON. AND
ANDERSON. WARREN A. In loving
memory Of WARREN A. ANDERSON.
who passed away one year ago
toda cyor august Sst 1 no. 1871 g64sott.r
AUNTs, HELEN JULIA AND
BOCCABELLA, FILOMENA. In loving
Ff i5Sli Oh B oc Bel m0' Rho
passed away August 10, 1946.
a token Of love and remembrance.
YG9 n2,rss SON Nm G RoM ms WEE WEE
A AND BAk RsR GhiLDNSN' DANNY
of our cousin, LEON BROWN, who
passed away one year ago today,
August Is, 1861.
The Golden Gates were open,
A gentle voice said, Come"
And with sad departing,
ne quietly entered nome.
COUSINS, ANFOINETTE WEAVER
AND ANNA MCNEIL.
CUMBERLAND, JOHN s. In loving
remembrance of our dear husband
and father, JOHN s. CUMBERLAND,
who died forty-one years ago today,
August l6, 1921.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DYE, ALBERT E. In sacred and loving
memory Of our husband and father,
AT pEPT DIVE Uhn 10ft 81
denly three years ago today, Au-
gust Is. 1853.
The things you loved we have not
laid away
To molder in the darkness year
by year,
The songs you sang, the books you
read each day
Are all about US intimate and
dear.
We do not keep your chair a thing
apart,
Lonely and empty. desolats to
But If one comes aweary, sick at
heart,
We seat them there and comfort
them for you.
Life claims our best; you would not
have US waste
And we shall love to tell you when
we meet,
That we have done your errands
EMMA AND VIRGINIA.
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PAULINE DAVIS, Pres.
AVIS REYNOLDS, SeCy.
PHILIP A. suddenly on MOI

Gay. AuGuSt is. 1857. al his home,
d3l5 Bel Pre-. r.. Rockville. Nd
Phyllis E, father OF Constance l..
Stephen 7. and Michele NJ, and
son Of Mrs AnnCtta L. Austin. Mr..
Austin rests al the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
where friends NAV visit after = pm.
Thursday parking facilities. Inter
ment Holy Rood Cemetery. Seattle,
Mash
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Dfatha

ARMSTRONG. VIOLET D. OF 1000 F
St. Seat Pleasant, Nd, on August
"A. 1862, beloved wife of George
V Armstrong, ST: mother Of George
V Armstrong, il. and sister Of
Marion Loudin. Services at Cham
berS Funeral Home, 81 18th St
Sc. on Friday, August Il, at L.
noon Interment Arlington National
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often O cord Of fhonks
IN The Stor meets q Sneed
which can hordly be solved in
onY other way. Not only is
Il q gracious expression Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent florol tributes but oko
eevteoUsIy acknowledges the
services ond kindnesses Of
the nony TO whom O personal
note Of thanks connot we'll be
neiled or whose MONIES and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord OF thonks
moy be oronsed by telephone
to The Stor, Ii. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday stor
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GEARON. JOSEPH NJ. On Thursday

august 10, 1862, at the WASH
lnston Hospital Center, JOSEPH M
GEARON OF 1903 OVERLOOK ru..
CHEVY Chase, Mo, beloved husband
OF Oonagn F. Gearon (nee KeoWnp.
father OF Cecilia NJ. Roland. Cain
leen G.. J. Michael, jr., and ]. Pat
TICK Gearon ana brother OF Sister
Marie Agatha Sisters OF Charity,
Mrs. Virgil K. ConcannOn, Mrs.
austin E. Smith and Mrs. EdWln
Ewart. Remains resting at the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 414S
Wisconsin ave. NV, after pm.
August 10. Notice of funeral later.
II
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BEATRICE Miller G cIovERRo iR9 of.L'
COMB, beloved wife Of Gen. Thomas
HoIcomb' USING retired, mother Of
be held at St. Johns Episconai
Shurch' Lafayette square, on Friday,
august L., at 40 pm. Intermenf
ArAngton National Cemetery. In lieu
oi flowers, contributions may be
MADE TO St Johns Church, Iafaye,te
SQUARE. or to annthnr cha rit y w
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GdrA nf Thanka

BRITT, ANDREW. The family Of the
late ANDREW BRITT wishes 10 eN-
press their appreciation 10 the
friends and neighborS for cards,
flowers. use Of cars and other eX-
pTsSSIons Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
MRS LUIDA BRITT AND FAM
lily Il
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BUSH. ROBERT l. Memhors

BUSH, ROBERT L. Q Members Of
Nh the Policemens Associa-
MES& ton will attend the funeral
AH6,M Of the late Brother ROB-
ERAA ISL ERT L. BUSH. to be held
&SGLZY at ST. Ambrose's Church
W. Cheyerly, Md. at 10 am
Friday. August u, 1862
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
GEORGE w. WHALER, President
KENNETH P FOLSOM. SncretarY
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HORNsBY, LOUISE $. On Wednesday

august %, 1867, LOUISE S. HORNS
BY Of 1907 Oliver ST. NV. (formeriy
o. o. St; Louis, Mo-, beloved wife Of
of Mrs. George H. McManus, grand
mother of Mrs. John F. woodruff
Eagle Pass. Tex: Mrs. Charles A
Garrett, 1t; George H. McMa nus
USA, and Christopher D. McManus
Also survived by three great-grand.
children. Requiem mass at the ST.
Louis Cathedral. St Louis. Mo. or
FRIDAY, August II. Interment Calvary
Cemetery, st. Louis, Mo.
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HILL. RUTH POWELL. On Wednesday

nnqEqSI .. IB62, RUTH POWELL
hill o. 1898 Spring Lake drive,
bethesda, Nd. beloved wife Of
Lewis, N; Hill. devoted daughter of
Louella Barth Powell and the late
Lester II. Powell. beloved mother of
Mrs. Shirley Hill Murray, Mrs
Nancy. Hill Massing, Richard p. Hi
ana SISTER Of Mrs. Lorraine Powell
invited to call at the Bethesdae
CheVy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob
erl A; Humphrey, Bethesda, Md.
from 10 4 pm. and 10 p.m
THURSDAY, August 10. where services
WIN 5e neld on Friday, August II,
cemetery. Expressions OF sympathy
may be made to the Heart Find.
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ARMSTRONG. VIOLET. Notice

A hereby given to officers
~ ana members Of Ladies'
k4SENoE9 Auxiliary. V. F. W Strawn,
HS&WM Turner, Hartman Post, No
A~A 1872. OF the death of
$AIsS Sister VIOLET ARM
STRONG Services will be
held Thursday, August Ii, 1862,
at : pm, al the Chambers Funeral
Home. 81 ! lth 81. sc. Honor Guard
Will be present
PAULINE DAVIS. Pres.
DEVNnT
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GoENNER. ROBERT ALBERT On An

gust -. 1862, of herald Harbor,
Brownsville, Nd, ROBERT ALBERT
GOENNER. beloved husband of
Bernardine Goenner and father OF
Mrs. Roberta Forney. Services in
the Hopping Funeral Home, ~
West ST., Annapolis, Nd, on Thurs
day, August 10, at 2:30 pm. Inter-
ment in the Baldwin Memorial Gem
call at the Funeral Home, from >
to and : TO pm. daily. IL
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AnuFltn1s

ROSSEN. BESSIE. There will be an
uuVeillnG OF a monument IN memory
Of MRS. BESSIE ROSSEN at II am.
Sunday, August IL. 1852. IN Bethel
Section. Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
a5un Riggs I'd. HysttSville. Nd
Relatives and friends are invited. ~
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BLOsE. MARY ELIZABETH. o.

Wednesday, August Is, 1862, at
the Washington Sanitarium. MARY
ELIZABETH BLOSE OF sos Green
wood ave, Takoma Park, Md,
wife of the late Richard L. Blose.
mother Of MarGaret Reynolds, Helen
BlankenShip, Viola M Dover and
Ara (. Edwards and foster sister
Of George CasSett OF Somerset. Pa.
There, also are five grandchildren.
Funeral Home. 2j4 Carroll ST. NV.
after ! pm. Friday. Services at the
Georgia Avenue Christian Church
on Sunday, August ~, at $50 pm.
Interment Somerset, Pa. Family re-
quests contributions to the Mary Z.
BloSe Memorial Fund Of the Georgia
Avenue Christian Church 10
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Usher. THOMAS z On Tuesday

August II, 1902. THOMAS r
FISHER OF l43 T ST. NV, husband
of Doris Fisher. Other relatives and
many friends survive. After pm
call al the Morrow & Woodford
Funeral Home. 1922 llth ST. NV,
until 10 p m. Funeral and interment
Fayetteville N C.
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LUTZKY, BESSIE. On Tuesday. August
Ii laRn BESSIE IIITZNw "a =

"A 1862, BESSIE LUTZKY OF the
Hebrew Home for the Aged. She is
Silver Of Miami Beach. Fla, sam
and Sol Garbus, both OF New York
City. Services at the c. D. Gold
berg g. Son Funeral Home, 42l7
9th st NV. on Thursday, August
Is at pm, Interment Beth Sholom
cemetery. Family sugeests that in
lieu of flowers contributions be madr
TO the Hebrew Home for the Aged. l6
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GRAY, CLARENCE 5. on WEDNESDAY

Aueust 10. 1902. at Mount Alto
Sl4 Grays lane, Silver Spring, Nd.
brother of Mrs. Velma c. Bean, Mrs.
Carl Hurdle, Mrs. John Vessels,
Mrs. Lonnie o. Thompkins and Will
liam T. Gray. Mr.. Gray rests at the
warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd" where service will be held on
Saturday, August Is, at : pm,
parking facllltieSJ. lnterment Coles
vile Cemetery. Friends may visit
al the above funeral home after
1870 pm. Thursday. II
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JEWELL, SAMUEL = IN wod,osdo

August Is. 1867. SAMUEL =
JEWELL of $3.50 Adelphi I'd, HyattS-
VILE Md. beloved husband of the
late Edna L. Jewell and father of
Grace J. Moulden, Violet J. Trittipoe
r Guy, Herbert NJ and Capt j
leonard Jewell. Services at Gasch's
Funeral Home, 4139 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville Md. on Friday, August
-, at am. Relatives and friends
invited: Interment Monocacy Gene
teTy' Beallsville, Nd Friends may
call at 10 am. Thursday.
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LOUISE. All officers
and members Of st. Augus-
~ tine Auxiliary. No. 10,
fe3 and District Auxiliary, No.
AE >. knights of st. John, are
AA requested to attend a call
W. meeting for our beloved
president, LOUISE MIDDLE
TON, Friday, August Il. 1862, at
pm. at Pope'S Funeral Home,
Ala 10Th St sc.
MARION COLBERT. Vice Pres,
SADIE GREENE. Dist. Pres.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
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HARRISON, HELEN E. On Wednesday

AUG uSl To- 1867, at Oraden n j.,
HELEN E. HARRISON OF Arlington.
va, Formerly employed by the
and daughter Of the late joseph ]
and Mary B. Faithful. Friends NAV
gall at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2SOl lIth st. NV, after
pm. thursday, August Ii park
ING facllltiesl. Services at the above
funeral home on Saturday, August
Is, at = pm. Interment private
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JOHNSON. DAVID LLOYD On

day: August IA, 1852. DAVID LLOYD
JOHNSON, the beloved son of Lloyd
n" Jr., and Mary B. johnson,
brother OF Thomas, Peter and Cath
crime Johnson: grandson of Mr., and
MIS-. william B Barrett and Mr..
ana Mrs. Lloyd H. johnson. Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
Home. 4Sl" Georgia ave. NV, on
FRIDAY, August Il. at 10 am. In
terment Gate of Heaven Cemetery
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BRANNoN. FRED G. On Wednesday,

Augu5L To, INb-, FRED @. BRAN-
NON OF $50! Upshur St, Brent
wood, Nd, beloved husband of Irma
L. Brannon. He also is survived BY
his daughter, Beatrice Schell, Dor
othy Woolard. Marguerite Scott,
Katherine Gohr and Edrian Bran
non; his two sons. Jack and Joseph
Brannon, and nineteen grandcnil-
ore. Mr.. Brannon rests at Gasch's
Funeral Home, 413g Baltimore ave,
HyattSville, Md, where services will
be held on Friday, August Il. al
8 m. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited
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REY. JOHN r. on Monday

BIoUNT 81 15 42 Sth FE tt n SoH tS,h r:
OF Archie Blount, brother of Mrs
Mallssa SugRS and Charlie Blount.
From ) pm. Thursday until 10
a m. Friday friends may call at
81. Mathew Freewill Baptist Church,
S6i Van Buren, ST. NV. thereafter
a. Newhope Freewill Baptist Church.
HOS w st NV, where funeral
services will be held at 1870 p m
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
teTV ~
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day, August -, 1862. a SIbley Hos
pltal, DR.. EDGAR c. BERRY OF
:}612 Gunston I'd, Alexandria, Va ,
beloved husband OF Edna J. Berry,
father of Edgar {. Beery. Jr., ana
RumSey NJ. Beery He Is also survived
by four grandchildren. Friends may
call al the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2gUl l4tn ST NV after > pm
Thursday. August IL Services from
the above funera. home on FRIDAY,
AuguSt l. al / a m parking facill-
t!eSi. lnte-ment Fort Lincoln Gene
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BLAsEY, MICHAEL a. on wednesday,

august 10. lgb@, MICHAEL A.
BLASEY OF ijU1 Rlverdale ru.
Rlyerdale. Md. beloved husband of
Amy S BlaSey ana father OF Mrs.
Dorothy NJ. Dant, Mrs. Catherine Z
also is survived by his sisters Mrs.
Addie Rdeldy and Mrs Angela An
deTson. Relatives and friends may
call at GaSch's Funeral Home, 413g
Baltimore ave, HyattSville. Nc
from II noon Thursday, August Ii.
10 IL noon Friday, August l..
thence to the FIRST Methodist
Church, Hyattsville, Md, where
services will be held at IN. Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Park Gene
terry.
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BUSH, ROBERT LEROY. On Tuesdav

AuguSt 7, 1867. al Providence Hos
pltal, ROBERT LEROY BUSH of
2sO2 Forest Terrace. Hyattsvi!le.
Nd, beloved husband Of Ellen Glare
Bush and father of Robert L. jr
Gerard F. William B and Kelvin p.
BuSh' and son of Emil and Lillian
Bush. Funeral from the James T
Ryan Funeral Home, 81 Perm
savanna ave. Sc, on Friday, August
L. at $50 am Requiem mass a.
St. Ambrose Church, at 10 an
RELATIVES and friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount Olvet Cemetery Family
requests that expressions of SYM
pathy be made in the form Of dona
lions TO the Warwick Clinic. George
Washington University Hospital OF
me City of St. Jude, Montgompry
AID 1R
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HART, BERNARD. suddenly, on satur-

day, August II, 1862, BERNARD
HART aged 10, of 643 AnacoStia
and, Charlie W. Holman and brother
OF Louise, Cora and William Hart
lie also IS survived by his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hart:
iour suntS, Eva Mae Green, jamie
one uncle, George Hart; two con
SINS, Donald and Ella Green; god
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James c
Wllfork; a host of other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm, THURSDAY,
august 10, friends may call at the
late residence, 643 Anacostia ave
ne. Funeral services will be held
az the Door Baptist Church, i3i1
l2th st. NV, Friday, August -
at l pm, the Rev. J. r Thtma,
officiating. lnterment Lincoln Ne.
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DTRKEE FLORENCE ROBBINS. {

tuesday, August IA al the Alexandra
Hospital, FLORENCE ROBBINS
DURKEE. wife OF the late Rev =
SIanIey Durkee, DID, and mother o.
Stanley K. Durkee OF Alexandria
Va, Mrs WANDA d Graham o.
Washington. D. C, sister OF RaymonI
Robbins OF Isle, MINI, also survived
by TWO grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Everly- Wheatley Funera
Home 1900 West Braddock "a
Alexandria. Va, where services VII
be held on Friday. August ~ a,
IL am. lnteTment, Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Ii