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HELSNKI, May IA (AP)-
Two young Firms were killed IN
accidents during the Helsind
motor races yesterday
A 19-year-old press photog-
rapher was killed when a mo-
tercycle failed to negotiate a
curve. The vehicles driver
jumped off of the motorcycle
Just before it crashed. -
The other fatality was that
of a 25-year-old motorcycle
driver who was killed when his
vehicle crashed into a tree on
the llth lap Of the last motor
cycle race.
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WoIter I. Price,
Retired by B&o

BALTIMORE. May IA (AP).
walter L. Price. 81. retired
vice president Of finance and
accounting for the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad, died last night
at his Baltimore home after q
lengthy illness.
Mr.. Price also was a member
Of the BIO board Of directors,
president of the Baltimore City
Board Of Commissioners and
Finance, and an honorary
member Of the board of the
Union Trust Co. of Maryland.
He retired a year ago as q
BIO kyice president.
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Dr.. TrendIey Dean Dies.
FIuoridotion Pioneer

DR.. H. Trendley Dean. So.
father of fluoridation in public
water supplies, died yesterday
at the Public Health Service
Hospital in Chicago, H., after
q long illness.
Known as Colonel Dean"
to his friends because he be-
gan his career as q COM
misSioned officer in the Army
artillery. Dr. Dean retired in
1858 as director Of the National
Institute Of Dental Research,
after 80 years as q United
States Public Health Service
officer.
For his pioneering work In
the fluoridation of water sup
plies, he received national and
international honors, m any
never previously given to a
dentist.
He was the first dentist
elected TO membership in the
Washington Academy Of Sci.
ences and the American Epi-
genealogical Society. In 1852,
he became the first American
dentist to be made an honorary
Of the Finnish Dental
Society.
Also in 1852. he was co-win-
ner with DR.. F. S. Mckay of
the American Public Health
Associations coveted Lasker
Award. Both men were the
first dentists to receive the
honor.
Born in winstanley Park
(now East st. Louis), III, in
1893. DR.. Dean was educated at
st. Louis Academy and received
his D. D. s. degree from st.
Louis University in 1916. He
served in the Army during both
world wars.
First Dental Researcher
After engaging briefly in pri-
vate practice in Wood River,
Ill, DR.. Dean joined the United
States Public Health Service in
1921 and in 1881 was its only
dental researcher.
From that start he grew to
become director Of the institute
from 1948 to his retirement in
1858. He developed a system of
applying epidemiology to den
tiStry and showed the relation
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Sixties, an organization for re-
tired persons.
He leaves his daughter. Mrs.
Esther Duttun Greenfield of
5809 Surrey street, Chevy
Chase.
Services win be at 10 am.
Tuesday at the s. H Hines Fu-
neral Home. 290f Fourteenth
street NV. Burial viii be in
Rock Greek Cemetery,
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Ca~vtaAa kw Hhm~haRl
I'm Mrntnriattt

BRADFORD, MRS. ALICE c. In loving
grandmother. MRS. ALICE c; BRAD
years ago. May IA. 1857.
Many q lonely heartache
After . fallen tear,
But always q beautiful memory
OF our loved one We loved 50 dear:
MFsi asp II MIS-, egEBst ), :, 4I5SS soSp. y. oOlls
C0NTEE, SADIE W. IN loving mem:
ory Of our dear mother. SADIE
W. CoNTEE, who departed this life
Loving and kind in all her ways, :.
Upright and sood till the end OF
Sincere ana true in her heart and
what beautiful memories she left
YOUR pEvoTED CHILDREN. Jo-
AND MICHAEL.
CROMWELL. BERTRAM d, In lQving
memory Of my son, BERTRAM "a.
CROMWELL, who passed away twelve
years ago, May IA, 1850.
often sit and think Of you
When I'm an alone.
For memory Is the only thing
TRicE cRoNWELL.
CUOZZO, SUSIE. In loving reEnem-
brance Of our dear. daughter, SUSIE
years aso today. May Ia. 1924.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tender, fond and true;
There ID not q day that passes
LoTHsoES. Thss " q HoS 81 tHaPf aAp Sab s. bB0u
GUssON. ADELAIDE B. N leying
memory et my mother: ADkL,AlnDgk ,I ngs
four e Ssn years ago AS Nay VS. Z, iS5s.
Somewhere above this troubled
safe beyond all grief and care:
My mother rests In heavenly peace,
God grant someday ] wiz meet
DATaHTER' HTsFTS JEAN oussos
HOPE. WILLIAM II. In loving nnem-
Org Of our husband snd iather;
this, life eleven years aso' May II.
Not ours to know the reason why.
Unanswered was our prayer
But ours to wait for Gods own time,
10 lift the cross we bear.
HOWE, JOHN A. In loving femem-
brance Of our dear husband.
JOHN A. HOWE, who departed this
life eighteen years ago to-day. May
Todsy recalls q memory
OF our loved one gone 70 rest,
And those who think Of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EMMA
HOWE AND CHILDREN.
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Int @rntnrtaiit
JoNEs. DELIA 3. AND yAMEs 3.

JONES. DELLA Z: AMP JAMES z: n
vtr.., iovinr. memory q tyS SgT beloved sc
RstSsS. RstiSsea JAEEs :. k.E .JEoNss, HSo % passed seq
away January 9. 1858.
Deep in our hearts lies picture
OF the loved ones who were laid
In memories o. sss framed we shah keep it
DAEHSGaAETEEH2dh ESaEE 2hD HRREEao6BtHHx1rpksN, HRREEao6BtHHx1 IAe3
LEENAN, MARY J. In loving memory
of wonderful mother. MARY J.
GEEMAN. who departed this lie two
years ago today, May IA, 1850.
Loved IN life and remembered in
DATaHTER. SON AND SISTER
MILBURN. DELLA DREW. In loving
memory Of mygdear mother, DELLA
DREW AlLEuRN whe passed away
tcne year aeo teday. May. IL. 1891.
M OsS ss S Sd ne: x. ss ssisS Sr; ySS ssss SSs Sa
You viii live N our hearts ALWAYS.
LOVINGLY. YOUR DAUGHTER
HkLENA AND MEMBERS or THE
MOORE. JOHN ". IN loving memery
{ " mosoRE, sS essisc0 wso passed passed Sn sWas
, II, 1898.
God gave Us q. wonderful father,
He was one who never grew Old:
God made biz smiles ss the smashing.
HIS DEVOTED CHtLDREN, AMY
SSeeFF SeFIAHE ANb EEsIh ASNiE ETHHeSotSkHEE' HookE' A.A-
Nash 81, FHED S.a.a n r. e iGyiBs spss- ms%g5B gSB
~ NASH who passed away, May IA.
-
Life. bright. warm and changing
Moves In wavering flames
Agatnst that spacious darkness
From which ali things came.
Face the Darkness Fairly
Y0uE gs,lIS9NTS L2NTIEa WIFE. ALMA AND
NICHOLS, ALLEN 3. In memory Of
our loved one. ALLEN =. NICHOLS,
who passed away one year ago,
Memories are feepaakes. no one can
And death Is : heart ache no one
sesutifal memories are all ! have
acsiS do nos IoTsssd nsed this special day to
e srins ssys yqu ~ e nos ~ thInF nine Il YOU are
very hard to find.
TGSNU SaUoRFEERi oRRFE2TFRI fIolsa lE9TEEE SUTLukl AaD
MORTON. BRUCE &, IN loving mern-
ory q our beloved son and brother,
8 IA. 1859.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why certain things must be,
But In His wisdom, God has planned
st SeyoRc Wbsn oHf HE pOSsr Uss sMe.test, 70 sss
And he could have lived his best,
And be entered the land Of rest.
x9s5 Wiz SSsRSisSh RSish xs sifPssss EP sss.r part.
Though Cod stiif has you in His
we sslIl 4, have you II s,,s our z hssrts cart,
those thinEs We cannot change,
A24aazsNse;Es 2fazNeEs RAbDyHN RAp JAN. 4 ATAoH'
RORlNRQN, HARRK g. 81. AND
GRACE We pause again 70 pay
@ ssess se.p e l.s ISss Aas So cInsS q
Grace fventy-one years age today
and Grace yne left US TWENTY-FIVE
years $50 March 4.
They never quite leave US. our loved
VINO have passed through the shad-
ovs Of death to the suniiGst
A !eucsand sweet memories are hold.
To the place they blessed with their
THE Devoted FAMILY.
VALENTINE. MYRTLE n. In loving
memory OF our mother and grand
mother. MYRTLE 4, VALENTINE,
ydSe, yhc passed MsS ,a',sso aysy three years aso
A precious one from US, is gone.
A voice we loved Is stilled:
vacant place Is. left in. our home
And never can be filled. -
EYQTED DAUGHTER. JEAN
RfcARDo VALENTINE.
YOUNG. THOMAS FRANK. n loylng
memory Of our dear father. THOMAS
FRANK YOUNG, who passed away
nine years a9o today. NAY Il. 1883.
These We love We never fS5Eet;
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2
crypts, Garden Of the Apostles,
$500. WE. 5-5629.
Z, j lot. 4 sites. $3.50. cR 3-5sss7k 3Ssk
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TOUNG. THOMAS FRANK. IN LOVING
memory Of our dear father. THOMAS
FRANK YOUNG, who passed away
sa1s sso sn so0i a esch m,,st s0S ~
Those we love we never forget.
OLIVIA, LOUISE AND GEORGE.
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ssSSHMSET7ER Isl SSss sssv,,c On IN RppSsy I. b.,d May q
Wednesday. May i6. at ii am,
at the Warner Z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd (parking facili-
ties ties lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ISABELLA BARBOUR
Barbour'S Funeral Service
132 Sheridan st. NE. RA. 3-4214
Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th ST. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. 3-520C
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
Formerly at ili3 7th st. NV.
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1884
AMBULANCE SERVICE. SIS
VETERANS ALLOWANCE. $3.50
w. K. Huntemann & Son
FUNERAL HOME
5732 Ga. Ave. RA. $500. RA. 6-0190
STEWART & STEWART
913 Florida Ave. NV. ASSESS
HENRY s. WASHINGTON
& SONS, INC.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Now Operating Prom 1 Location Only
1925 Deane Ave. NE.
Z, LU. 4-6700
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REpPaMvoN, pavAS,, ELIzABErH tNs. KAN.

MERER). on Friday, May IL, 1882,
sSs; NV 'iefhsf, MIsaBETsaG ElsGl RSSaSs ESfGTSSt
and aunt Of Mrs. Roseoiiia Bohan-
non; non; Miss Ruth Vonoruenisan. Mrs.
Beach. Fla; Mrs. Seibert @ tr Jones' Maitoa soa
Mrs. Carl oatewood Of Louisyiiie
Ky. and Mr. Walter l. Wolff oi
Ailtexdandria: 1itsd d 81. Va; Friends are in;
Home. 1900 N st. NV. where aeryl =
ices will be held on Tuesday, Nav
lo at pm. Interment Arlington
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BERNARD. The Of.
ficers, members and
friends Of the In
ternational Geneva
Association. are here
BY notified Of the
death Of opr late
brother. BERNARp
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GoRMAN. REAR ADMIRAL FRANK J

lU.s.C.G. RetJ on Friday. Nay ii /.
tai REAR ADMIRAL FRANK J.
GORMAE CU.S.c.G. Ret.l, beloved
husband Of the late Bertha German.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. Services Tuesday, May is. at
the Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer.
Va. where requiem mass will be
offered At 3 am. Interment A-ling-
ton National Cemetery. "A
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i. 1853. Harry 4; q e. fHHt5SSETFaa HtST y i5ss Sss
v st: Sc. beloved husband Of Mary
g. Hunt. father. Of Harry c. Hunt,
brother Of Ralph C. Hunt. He also
Funeral services at the simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope I'd. sc. (parking facilitiesl, on
tuesday, May l5, at 10 am. In.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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GoRsIAN, JosEPH P. A. Meehanics--

vile, Nd on May IL. 1862, husband
Of Susanne c. German. Brother OF
Catherine Gerety, Anna Wynn and
Gertrude sutcliffe. Prayers at Cham
on Tuesday, May 15, at 9 am. Mass
in st. Aloysius Church. n Capitol
and Eye SITS. NV. at $50 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. IA
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Nay TO- IA9 49,. WrLf1A% 4 Hn A. rfE5if1y TofIiyS
Of Baltimere, Nd. son Of the late
STafs SrOtSssr q aoln w., EkGSsSItsi kasStsir beloved
Reddick, Mr.. Charles Roberts and
Mrs; Nancy J. Murphy Of San DieGo.
Cali, After 4 pm, Monday. May
l4, friends are invited TO cali at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1870
sth St, NV, where services will
be held on Tuesday. May Is. at
II noon. Interment Arlington Ma
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HEAvLOW, LYDIA M. on Friday. M,

H., Il, 1892 Sss, a. ths w1shipgtoH Hos:
ot 81 i4th st; ne. beloved wife
Sh,isttns q kilTSnara a.Ja :; heavloT; mother o.
Hooks. Rev. Joseph T.. Donald 8
ana George Carter, stepm0ther oi
Marguerite Fenneli and Dorothy
Bailey, sister OF Ernest A. Ashton
she also Is survived by 15 grand.
children, nine great-grandchildren
other relatives and friends. The late
Mrs. Heavlow may De viewed Al
the Stewart Funeral Home. 80 II
ST. ne, after . pm. Tuesday, May
10. Funeral Wednesday. May is; a
Lane C.M-E. Church, I4th and {
SITS ne. at pm. Interment Lin.
coin Memorial CemeferY Il
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HOPKINS, MILDRED. on Friday Ma

n. 1862. at the rssIdence of her her
3Os pouglas St. FSiis church, va. "a.
MILDRED HOPKINS, wife OF the
late Rev. oeerge Eopkins. mother of
Howard and Mrs. Mary Murray, also
survived by . host Of other relatives
and friends. Mrs. Hopkins may be
seen at the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Church, Mt. Pleasant, va. after s
will be held at 2 pm. May III. by
the Rev, Milton Sheppard. Inter-
ment church cemetery. Arrange
ments by chinn. ia
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CARR. KATHARNE MCKINNEY

kGfAkRSg kHfAzE 4n sMEifkah MskNNEY MY 4UcsER 1ssi
CARR Of l414 Parkwood pl. NV,
beloved wife Of James c. Carr, ST.;
mother of Elizabeth Proctor, Mar
garet stokes, joseph and John Carr
and sister Of Maggie Tucker and
also is survived by nine grandehil-
dren. other relatives and . host Of
friends After 8 pm. Monday, May
IA. friends are invited 10 call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You st. NV.
Funeral services will be held from
the Church Of Atonement. 50th and
East Capitol stS.. on Tuesday, May
Is. at 10 am. Interment Lincoln
Mamlnrial Harnntnrr Ii
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BIoot.' dTiys diHsL sni,,.na hdiM Ia UI tIUg
12. 1862, EUGENE (RIPJ HARDIN,
husband Of Mary E. Harbin, brother
ot Harry W. George and Willie
HarbIn and Ethel Morgal Services
AZ Chambers Funeral Home, 5I7
AZ 10 am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IA
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Saturday, May -. 1862, RICHARD
olson St, west Hyattsviiie, Nd.
beloved husband Of Garnett Z
Lawrenson (nee wellenJ. father o.
Richard s., iI,; and Larry 3
son of Robert j., ST., and Elizabeth
Lawrenson. brother Of Austin l..
Lawrenson. He also is survived b.
seven grandchildren. Friends may
esl at the Nalley Funeral Home
ave; ne. where services viii b
held Tuesday, May Is, at . pm
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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GRANToN. FRANK r. On Friday. N,

~ IT 1872 HA AZ cSsSal,E a U1 Tt'Jss: HS:plis MsI
FRANK R. GRANToN Of 1910 Neal
st. ne. husband of Mary Granton
he is also survived by his father
Reuben Granton, four sisters, Mrs
Geneva billiard, Mrs Alice Ander.
four brothers. Ward. Robert. Fred
and Louis Granton and a host ol
Other relatives and friends. Remains
Iestine at the John T. Rhines anc
Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th st
friends may call after 4 pm. Mon.
day, May IA. and where funera
services will be held Tuesday, Maj
-, at 8 am, the Rev. Robert Lee
Jeans officiating. Interment Airing.
Inn MnNAnral
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nsyy.i1' nsy H. is 1Sss s,,I q o11s iossI hosPitsi
Otis B. and Carrie Mae Gibson.
brother Of George E. and Jesse o.
Gibson. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne. after 8 pm. Sunday,
Is Services will De held IN Fort
Myer Chapel. Fort Myer, Va. at 3
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
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May II. la6I, ALICE P. BUR
ROUGHS Of 7l6 Maple ave. Rock
vile, Md. teloved wife of BENJAMIN
A. (BennieN Burroughs. mother
: OF Julia Sremerman, Alice Marie
: Ricketts,, Alfred, Heath and Robert
q Burroughs and sister OF Evelyn
. Clagett and Ruth Wheeler. Friends
may call at the Tyson Wheeler Fu-
neral Home, 1891 East MONTGOMERY
ave. Rockville pike), Rockville, Md.
where services will be held Wednes-
day, MAY 10, at 1880 pm. Inter-
ment ParklaWn Cemetery. Is
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May H.. IS6s, at his residence. $50 500
9th st, ne, MORGAN HUMPHRiEs'
phTies. father q Ella Myles, % sally
Norton. Catherine Eady, Vivian
Morgan Humphries, IT,, stepfather
81 Berntce Washington, Louise Kelly,
Warren and. Woodrow Oates. He is
also survived by thirty-seven grand
other relatives and friends. THE late
Mr.. Humphries may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 30 II
street ne. after 2 pm, Monday.
Fn Funeral TUESDAY. May Is ct Trinity
ne. at i pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ia
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dsy, May IS, 1867, At toe; oecrse " WASH SSh-
ns49rSy ips1SH yniysrsity H0ositgy Hospital, LOUISE
chusetts ave. NV, Ant. 5O7, beloved
wife OF the late John Lee Hooker
and mother Of Langsford N. Hooker,
ATlington. Va: Mrs. elizabeth Giles
OF Boston. Mass, and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Deckelman Of San Francisco.
Calf. She also is survived by three
grandchildren Friends may call at
the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2s0l 18th st. NV. (parking facili-
tiesl. Services at Ascension and st.
and Massachusetts, ave, NV, on
Wednesday, MAY 16. at II am.
Interment WASHINGTON National
Cemetery, Suitland. Nd. tGreenvflle,
Tex, papers please eopy.) Is
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'OdhNSoN; day DAVID W. Jr. On Sun
husband Of Wiiheimina s. johnson, Johnson
Prother of HELEN Milverton, Phebe
SSephinson SpiIon Msrgaret woodall. Nell
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
I'd; sc Barking facilitiesI, on Tues
G. gay, May 10. at 2 pm. Interment
C Nreen " view rs,S Cemetery: Reidsyille,
make donations to the Georse WASH WASH
itngton, University Hospital Hema-
JOHNSON, ROYCE. Departed this
nte on Wednesday. May 8, 1862.
at 1l9M p st. NV. ROYCE JOHN.
son. ne leaves to mourn a daugh-
Iahr. IIel; Ance Leak; a brother. Elmer
sey and Elizabeth Goats; one srand-
son, a devoted friend. Naomi HicS-
erson, and other relatives and
iMsisnSs; MsI1sn; rrienSs gss.y may cali " ths
Home. an New jsTsey jsSsey' a1s Ine' and FIRersl
NV, on Monday, Nav "a. after <
pm. Funeral services viii Be helS
on tuesday. May Is, at pm,
ttetsrment teFs Lincoln Memorial Gene:
JONES SAMUEL w. On Saturday,
Of Gaithersburg Nd, beloved nus.
bang Of Mrs. Leona F. Jones, father
z. Tuohey, Mrs. Mabel McInnes,
the Rev. Cecil, E. Jones, Beuford
Jones and brother Of Mrs. Morgan
Short, Mrs. Paul Parks and John
Jones. He also is survived BY nine
Grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Friends are Invited
to call at the Colonial Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockville,
Nd. Services will be held Wednes-
day. May 49,, at pm, at the
Assemblies Of God Church. Viers Mi
rd.. Rockville. Nd. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery. Is
JUHANS, EULA C. On Sunday. MAY
l3, 1862. at the District General
Hospital. EULA c., JUHANs Of 4g
Bryant st. NV, beloved wife OF
Jesse Juhsns, jr, She also is sur
vived BY other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John r.
Rhines CO., Funeral Home, 3Oi5
18th st. n.kl Notice Of funeral later
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day, May IS, 1869. at her residence,
1908 e ST., me- LOUISE HUNTER,
devoted wife Of James L. Hunter,
sr. Notice Of funeral later. Services
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N, ARTHUR Z. qosNELL. W. N
w. p MORTIMER. Jr., eecy.

hEAEUONl NARY ANNE, OF HOP
OSkdale dr., Chillum, Nd, on NAY
~, 1892. daughter Of John B. and
EsSneVieye H. Reardon and sister Of
lores and Joseph Reardon. PrayeSs
G Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Nd, on
MMeedonesday, Meoi May Is, ct s:I5 am.
Mass MASS In 81. John the Baptist De
sS fntetrn. Ttsnrsn, Thillum. Nd, at
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kfsNkh. OAhL HkNhH. On SundAy'
May l3, 1862, CARL HENRY KIS-
NER Of Ashburn. Va, beloved hus-
band Of Barbara Ann KiSner, father
OF JoAnn, Pamela and Ralph Kisner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John II. KiSner
and brother Of Mrs. 0eorEe Davis,
Mrs. Cecil Swartzhack, Francis John,
Robert Leroy. Charles and Michael
Lee kiSner. Friends are invited 70
call at the Colonial Funeral Home
Of Rohert A. Pumphrey, Rockville,
Nd, where services will be held on
wednesday, May 10, at IL am.
1nterment Potomac Church Gene
terry. is
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the Aged. SARAH RELKIN, beloved
% moIhsr Of Murray Relkin. Funeral
rTsoss 4 sons q F,nss., sae Bernard a1d pannzansky
st. NV. tparking facilities adjacentj,
on Tuesday, May Is, at 1915 pm.
1nterment Ohev sholom Talmud
Torsh Cemetery.
RINKER. OLIVE SHAWEN. On Sum
day. May -, 1852, at Kings Daueh-
sHAWEN RfNkER. Beloved ed wife iv 81
the late Charles c. Rinker and the
late Robert r. ShaWen. She is sur.
ES xived hy three nieees. Elizabeth b.
Emily s. PGIGIny atEnsy Pi5Sa p MSM1nsR sR snS sn
g. the Money and King Funeral
Va: after 5 pm. Monday. May Il.
Services will be held "Wednesday.
tional Memorial PARK cemetery. Gene @
Falls Church, Va. is
SAMPSON, RICHARD Z. On Sunday,
SON OF Falls Church, Va. beloved
ausoand Of Betty Coates. Sampson,
EeSsra iss1sl award Gi Fssfs and 2 AddIson adaEIsds
Leroy Sampson. son Of Mrs. Eila
' Tablear and brother Of Mrs. Lena
Dyson and Costello Bell. Also sur
JOHNSON JOHNS are snd i've NV ,sunts; Mrs. ls dEses
ether relatives and many friends.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
SCHMOETZER, BERNARD. on sun
Day, May 13, 1869. at the Wash
ScHMoETZER OF iii05 Dodson
lane, Silver Spring. Nd. husband
ot Elizabeth r. Schnioetzer. Mr..
Schmoetzer rests at the Warner =.
Fumpnrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on
wednesday. May 10, at II am.
parking facilitiesl. Interment Fort
with the family at the funeral home
between the hours Of 2 to and
10 pm. Tuesday Is
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JACKSON, ROSA r. On Friday, May
Hospital SGs Miss 'fs Ro5a Rl'fEiet AcKsoN efhs5s
Of Us L st. ne. beloved aunt OF
Le Roy Dorsey and Willie Watson.
She also is survived by a devoted
cousin. Mrs. Elsie Queen; other
ing at the John T. Rhines Co
Funeral Home. 3O15 18th st. ne,
where friends may call after Z
pm. Tuesday. May IS. After 10
an wednesday. May 10, remains
will lie in state at the Israel
Baptist Church, 632 llth st. ne
until funeral time at 70 noon
the Rev. Raymond Robinson Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Casket will not be
opened after services 16
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-15
BY J. G. Dickerson

The Chesterfield uritan
Horse Show was scheduled for
the past Saturday, also the
South Hill Horse Show. on the
same date.
Amelia Horse Show and Grand
Parade is next on our list OF
horse events. Unfortunately. we
have not heard anything from
any other town or village about
their forthcoming shows, if any.
Saturday. May 10, is the big
day for Amelia and Southside
Virginia This annual event in
Amelia gets under way prompt
~ at 1920 am. with an address
Of welcome. followed by the Of
fetal drawing for the color tele-
vision. which is being given
away by the businessmen of the
5illage: then the band concert.
;wo brass bands with all tie
trimmings.
AT eleven O'Clock the Grand
Parade gets under way, and viii
follow a route more than two
miles long. Last year the entries
IN the parade covered more than
q mile, a very colorful event.
This year there will be SIX
sections in the parade, ard four
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-15
Horse Shows In Full Swing

beautiful, costly ribbons will be
awarded to four places in the
first five sections. The sixth sec
ton, consisting of commercial
and other entries. such as for
estry. farm organizations. civic
and other groups will not be in
competition. but entered to add
color and interest to the event.
The Horse Show starts at pm.
Lunch will be served Oh the
grounds by the Amelia Emer-
gency Squad.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-15
Fiftt, Honor Roll At
Amelia High School

On the honor roll at Amelia
High School for the fifth SIX
Week period are
AMELIA May l4-Seniors-
Douglas Dawson. Avery Good
win. zoe FOtts. Bobby Saunders.
Richard Snow, Hannah Cassell.
Judy Llewellyn, Bonnie Lush.
Jane Long. Fay Pembelton. Ann
Smith, Billy Burton, Jimmie Da-
Wis, Juan Wilmington. Fay An
derson, Joan Barley.
Juniors Nancy Burnette. Bill
lie Boyer. Bruce Flippen. Bette
Carol Fhppen, Beverly Noble.
Marty Merchant, Glen Moore,
Dudley Hausel, Wallace Vain
wright, Diana Bollinger. Mary
Ann Burton. Sandla Elliot. Doro-
thy Morrison, Patricia Reams
and Carol Ann Williams.
SoptomorcS Milton Reid.
Margaret Law son. judy Whltak
er. Jane Winfree. Laura Lee
Stengel, Nancy Scott. Russell Mo
yer. Susan Arri,leton. Rankin
Wilmington. Zen Marshall.
Freshmen Sandy Lush.
Douglas Martin, Howard McMl-
hon. Karen Arnold. Sharon Lit
tie. Glenna More. Barb "a
Whitaker, Mac akens, Donna
Bailey. Patsy Bollmger. Jean
Chimney, Nancy Mortim e +.
Lucy Walker. Dale Tinsley.
Eighth Grad Stephen Lee
Famar william Earle Poore.
Stuart Watkins. Karen Sue
Boyles. Joe Pwne-te. Linda Lou
Ford, sandra Grizzard, Judy
Jones. Vernan Guthrie. Nancy