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Geraldine -Fitez,
School Teacher

Miss Geraldine M. Fitez, s.
o Montgomery County schoo
teacher, died yesterday al
Prince Georges General Hos.
|pital after q brief illness.
Miss Fitez had taught English
at Montgomery Blair and
Sherwood High Schools for the
last four years. She previously
taught In her native Frederick
Md.
She received her bachelors
degree from Washington Col.
lege in Chestertown, Md, and
her masters from George
Washington University. Fol
several years she attended
summer education courses at
Columbia University. During
this time, Miss Fitez also worked
at the National Education AS
sociation here before returning
to Frederick.
She leaves q sister, Mrs. Viola
c. Shook of the home address,
8402 Manchester road, Silver
Spring.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at Collins Funeral
Home, 1921 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Frederick.
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Nelson M. Stokes,
Vice President
Of Riggs Bronch

Nelson Miles Stokes, 50, vice
president Of the Lincoln Branch
of the Riggs National Bank,
was found dead yesterday at his
home. 1905 Chestnut street
NV. ....
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald issued q certificate of
suicide today.
Police said Mr.. Stokes wife
found the body hanging by a
clothesline from a cellar ceiling
rafter. A family physician said
MIR. Stokes had q heart attack
about a year ago and had been
depressed about his health.
Mr.. Stokes had been associ-
ated with the Lincoln National
Bank since 1920. It merged
with Riggs in 1858.
He was named assistant
branch manager in 1885 and
assistant cashier in 1887. He be-
came vice president and cashier
In 1865.
Services will be at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, at 2 pm. Wednesday.
Burial will be private.
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Freddy Clark, 76, Musician
3OYeurs in D. G. Theuters

Charles Fred Clark. a vet
eran musician who spent 80
years directing the music in
Washington theaters, died Fri
day Of q heart attack in Bir-
mingham, Ala.
Mr.. Clark, known as Freddy
in the days when he was mas
ter Of the pit at Keith's and
the Earle Theaters, was rs.
A veteran of theater pits in
Lynn, Mass, and Boston, Mr..
Clark came to Washington in
1913 to be musical director for
the new Keith's Theater.. Built
a year before as an early movie
house, Keith'S had just been
turned into a vaudeville the
|ater and Mr.. Clark conducted
the orchestra on opening night.
Keith's dropped vaudeville in
1880 and Freddy went to the
Earle (now the Warner The
ater). He stayed as long as
vaudeville did, until 1914.
A favorite Of several Presi-
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hobby was beekeeping. A. mem
Der OF the local beekeepers'
association, he kept seven hives
and used the honey in place OF
sugar.
He was a member Of the Moe
turnal Alteration Association of
the Holy Family Roman Catho-
lie Church. e.
Mr.. Sokolowski leaves his
wife and q son, Paul Louis, of
the home address; another son,
Edward. Of 7o3 Rosemere street,
Silver Spring, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lola Francis, COL
Sixty - fourth avenue, Seat
Pleasant, Md, and Mrs. Louise
McNey Of II Old Chapel road,
Highbridge Estates, Bowie, Md,
He also leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Lola Peake, GAL South Harrison
street, Arlington, and Mrs.
Marie Maslowski Of Easton. Pa.
and a brother. Louis, Of Plym-
outh.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
the Holy Family Catholic
Church, Woodmore road, In
Mitchellville. Burial will be at
Washington National Cemetery.
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dents and thousands Of the
ater-goers, Mr.. Clark also COM
posed. He was a member of
the Scottish Rite Masonic
Order and was organist for
the old Grace Episcopal Church
Georgetown.
Just two months ago, Mr..
Clark and his wife left their
Washington home, 5501 Con-
necticut avenue NV. At one
time they lived in the 22-room
house at 2131 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. that used to be
the Peruvian Embassy and
were mother and father to SO
Government girls who boarded
there.
Funeral services were sched-
uled today in Birmingham.
Mr.. Clark leaves his wife.
now living in Birmingham. and
two daughters, Mrs. George D.
King, jr., Of Birmingham and
Mrs. Leo s. Thompson Of Los
Angeles.
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Miss Kroes FickIin; ought
In Alexandria IS Years

Miss Kroes Ficklin. SO, a re-
tired Alexandria high school
teacher, died at her home yes
terday. She had lived at ia
Duke street for IS years.
Miss Ficklin, born in Alexan-
dria, was the daughter of
Theodore H. Ficklin, who also
was identified with the Alexan-
dria school system, and for
whom an elementary school is
named.
Miss Ficklin taught English
at the old Alexandria High
School and later at George
Washington High for As years.
She recalled proudly after her
retirement that she never
missed a day Of classes.
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he built UP to include an en-
tire set Of the readers, many OF
them rare editions.
In lecturing to local PTAs
and schools he set up demon
stration classes. including even
the old hickory stick used to
discipline students.
Taught IN Ohio
A native Of Cleveland, Mr..
Pascal earned his ABB. in his
tory and economies at Western
Reserve University there. Be-
fore coming here about 1885,
he taught as q substitute In
Ohio secondary schools.
MIR. Pascal was q member of
the Pennsylvania Historical
Society and the Association of
American Archivists. He was
q member Of Ohev Sholom
Talrnud Torah Congregation.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Laura Pascal Of the home
address; o son, Paul, of 676
Houston avenue, Takorna Park,
Md. and two srandsons. He
also leaves three sisters and
one brother. Elroy Pascal, all
Of Cleveland.
Services will be ct 1880 pm.
tomorrow ct the Danzansky
Funeral Home. s5o1 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be at
the ohev sholon Congregation
Cemetery,
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DrathH.

WILLIAMS. FRANK. On wednesda,
Frank WILLIAMS - Notise NRittisseofsh; of apfr. Pc
later. Services By Frazier.
WILLIS. LYNwOOD l.; sr. On sat,,r.
aoys;o,tsI, aasy; Mstsh fSnm;,odpS IL odpSss. e EslIia'
beloved husband Of Opal @, Wills
father Of Mrs. Geraldine W, Pillinl
81 Points: w. Va.; Mrs. Marjorii
". sherwood Of Oakton. Va; Mrs
Ruth w.. Walker Of Fairfax, va.
Airman &c Lynwood /, Willis, jr.
hlr., AR ,Forcs Base, sshilling. Kans.
vile. Nd ~ ". ). Vi wits Ms of Il HenyuixI, MysSis
Hawaii; Albert "A. Wins Of fs BoVie
Nd. He also Is survived BY al
the Money IL King Funersi Home
I'll Maple. ave. west, Vienna, VI.
There services will be held Tuesday
National Memorial Park csmetery
Falls Church. Va.
WILLIAM RILEY. On
Saturday. March II. 1852. at Wash.
ReG.S9 RES9 NWSSe1btsl WobMASSfpS ASSfpS'si 81 S%SlInllA Y
% oGn ths s.rsh shloEiS KSe prSshes sSs Ses Il Del.
terscn. He is also survived by otheI
Mrs. Hattie Clark. After s pm. Tues.
day, March 90. friends may cali n
the william SpangleY Funeral Home
pa Sth ST. me-. whore services viii
be held Wednesday, March Fl, al
- am. InteFment Harmony Gene
teIy. 81 Fst 20
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She was an alumna Of George
Washington University. She
wrote her masters thesis on
the soldier poets of the South.
A charter member Of the DR..
Elisha Dick chapter of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution, she also belonged
to the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club.
Miss Ficklin leaves a sister,
Mrs. Mary Northrop, Of the
home address.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at $3.50 am. Wednesday
at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Alexandria. with burial in st.
Mary's Cemetery.
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. Leo Pas cal, Archivist,
Auto Historian, Dies

Leo Pascal, 50, one Of tn,
country's foremost authorize!
on automobile history, died yes.
terday at George Washington
University Hospital after beinl
i'll for two months with cancer
Mr.. Pascal. who lived at $50;
Amherst road, West HyattSville
Md. had worked as an ar.
chivist at the National Ar.
chives for the last 20 years
AS a hobby. he had set up q
collection of articles represent.
ing the history of the auto.
Ten years ago he was In
charge of planning the history
exhibit for. the American Auto
mobile Associations conven-
tion at the Mayflower Hotel.
Music, Toys Included
His own collection included
100 pages Of sheet music re-
lating to autos. In addition to
thousands Of books on auto
mobile history, he had COL
lected $50 antique toys repre-
senting the various makes Of
cars. .
Mr.. Pascal also lectured To-
cally on the McGuffey's Reader
system OF education. When he
was q college student a teacher
gave him a box Of the readers.
Mr.. Pascal used this as the
nucleus for q collection which
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Edwurd SokoIowski, Leader
Of Polish Club, VA Ex-Aide

Edward Carl Sokolowski, &
leader in the metropolitan
areas, Polish community and
q retired Veterans Administra-
ton employe, died Saturday al
Prince Georges General Hos
pital after q short illness. He
was So.
Mr.. sokolowski Of Enterprise
road, Mitchellville, Nd, was
president Of the Polish club OF
Washington. He was retired
last year from his Job as ad-
Indicator Of claims at the VA
Born in Tarnow, Poland, he
came to this country in 1907
and settled in Plymouth, Pa,
He moved to Washington in
1919 and received q degree in
accounting from the old South
ern. University here in 1926
after attending evening classes.
During World War II, Mr.,
Sokolowski and his wife spent
their week ends helping to find
homes for displaced persons
arriving here from Poland.
: For many years his chief
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Actor Frunk Orth,
In Dr.. Kildare Films

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 10 (AP)
- Veteran Character Actor
Frank Orth Is dead at 80.
Mr.. Orth, who played Inspec-
tor Farraday in the Boston
Blackie television series, began
his show business career in
vaudeville In 1897. He played in
the Nancy Drew and original
DR.. Kildare movies.
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james Francis VermiIIion,
Once Athletic Star Here

Connecticut avenue NV, and
Mrs. Evelyn M. Phillips. 520S
Thirty-second avenue Sc.
Services will be Wednesday
from the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home in Silver Spring.
A mass will be offered at st.
Bernadette's Catholic Church,
Four Corners. at 10 am, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Fletcher Godfrey

NEW YORK, Mar. l9 (AP).
Fletcher Godfrey, As, presi-
dent Of Arrowhead Petroleum
Corp, and director of several
firms, died yesterday after an
illness of about three months.
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RofoeI Busoni

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 (AP).
- Rafael Busoni, So, painter
and illustrator and son Of COM
poser-pianist Ferruccio Busoni,
died Saturday of a heart ALL
ment.
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HANSON. MINNA o.. We wish to ex-
press sincexe thanks to our many
[: relatives. .ffiends and neiahbors for
their kind expressions OF synpa thy
Ahd the many contributions during
our recent Bereavement. :
THE FAMILY. 10
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CEMETERY LOTS

IN BEAUTIFUL National Memorial
Park. Falls Church, Wa lot with
burial sites; asking 5000. Also
3-crypt mausoleum in the Living
Cross development; asking 5000.
For information, call DE. 2-7l15.
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DEATHS

Ann0aneements Q

DOROTHY C. In loyins
memory Of my beloysd wife, DoRo.
THY C. BLANTON, who departed
this liie one year ago today, March
What youldd dd not give to clasp he,
Her dear sweet face to see;
To hear her voice, to see her smile,
That meant so much to me.
You left behind an aching broken
That loved iioSVea you most sincere;
And In my lonely hours Of thinking,
thoughts Of you are ever near.
1smiss you no less. as time passes on
Than ! did on the day Of your
For .bsssness can never close tn. doc,
And the lamp q my love for you,
Your hsast n,s. vas !sh The trusst in all the
Your love and .deytAinn the most
And no sAsnsa one On 2 S.rth, aisAI sweetheart,
can eyer take your. place.
For ySu 70 ri Till always be the dearest
YOUR DEvogEp HUSBAND. HAR.
MRS: eeooRRiINHE aafAshsss5S' afssoN. SISTER
FORTUNE, ALMA r. In memory Of
ALMA r. FORTUNE, who departed
this life on March 19. 1946.
Time and years will roll By,
. THE FAMILY. D.
JOHNSON. WALTER. IN sad but lovinS
WAITER WAITE goHaaSoN q desF So assSand dsSeaEs
this this, life one year age. March 10,
Gone but not forgotten.
They say time heals all sorrow
But time so far has only proved
How much miss you. yet.
: DEVOTED WIFE, lola 3. Johnson.
CLARENCE r. IN iovin1
memory q our dear husband and
1athsr. CLARENCE p. LIVER
years ago today, March 10. 1856.
In memory We see you yet,
God save US strength to fight the
And courage to bear it,
But what II meant to Us to lose YOU
NO one Vii ever know.
WEE VIv, VIVIAN AND DAUGHTER
NEsLINE: ELIzABETa N, IN loyin1
BETH M. NESLINE. who departed
this NE two years ago today. March
10, 1860.
The depths Of sorrow We cannot tell
OF the loss Of one we loved SO well;
And while she sleeps peaceful sleep,
Her memory we shall always keen
DEVOTED HUSBAND.
SMITH. ROSE c. In loving memory o.
our sister, ROSE c. SMITH, who
paasssd away one year ago. March
Your memories are treasures no
one can steal,
Parting leaves, heartaches no one
can heal;
Til memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
Always so true, unseifish and kind.
A few. n this world her equal you'll
a beautiful nfe that came to an end.
6ns died as she lived, everyone's
Lillian AND ANDREW.
WALTER (HO0KS) JOHNSON. In sad
but loving memory OF my devoted
who departed this life one year ago
today, March 10. 1861, May the
peace Of GOD that passeth al under
standing be With you eternally.
YOUR NEPHEW. WILLIAM MACK.
JAMES AND LAURA, who
departAd thfa life. ai0ht Vaar1 n1e
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrernatOriun1

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th et. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
3605 l4th st. NV. TU. 2-2326
Formerly at 1113 9TH st. NV.
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Att.frtlittna

ABRAMS. SALLY. There will be an
RBSssaili2s aBsas as sSnssy ss%sEsy %.r.S Il sSAIhy aS,
1862. ht 1870 pm. at King David
Memorial Park. Relatives and
= NORMAN NORM "a ABRAMS RAMS AND FAMILY.
4e s..,.# 1919
MILLER, MINNIE. The unveilins Of q
loved wife, MINNIE MILLER. mother
of Ida FUR, Louis Miller and Gerald
Miller. viii take place at the Beth
Sholonl Cemetery on Sunday, March
go. 1882 at 2 pm. Relatives
NORRIS MILLER AND FAMILY.
DIRECTIONS to cemetery are: Go
out Bennines I'd. ne. to Central ave-,
lave, right on 57th ave. to M St.,
right on M st. TO cemetery. 70.
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WINGF1EID, JAMES AND LAURA, who
departed this life eight years ago
today, March 49, 1854. Memories
are treasures that never grow old.
In our memory you will always linger.
DAUGHTERS,
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DerS OF Plumbers Local
NXM Union, No: s.. are heheby
BPoshs4 BGs1d1sa RanaY e ~ SoEh sSash or q
WrGN Sunday. March 1s, 1862
Members may call At the
1855 Pa, oSxleT avs FsnsEsl ssTyios, 1I H9me ::
held Wednesday. March II. at 9
am, at Our Lady of Victory Church,
Macarthur blvd. and Reservoir rd
NV: 1nterment Loudoun Park. Balti-
cecil E. RHODES, Bus. Mgr. 20
oSTNALDE, ROMAN. On Sunday. March
scld Sss st. ns " ~ RSN ESsiNadeasf osiNAIpS fSs
beloved husband Of Mary K. osinald.
and father of George A. Osinalde
brother Of Felix. Maria and Masda.
lena lena 0sinalde. Funeral from Talta.
NV on Wednesday. March 81. al
$50 am. Requiem mass at the
Shrine Of the, Sacred Heart At 8 Am
Interment Mount :Olivet Cemetery
fnai snd my p% Ss MendaS ltS% tad to rSss. R@
day. March f9 and 20. 20
PASCAL, SEA LEO; On Sunday; March 1s
I'd. "; Hyattsville. Nd, beiovet
TaEoms Park, Md. He also ' IS sur. r.
pssea p.s 'nHff Hi and Ili'f5s Sally Psas. asPe
al of cleaelsnd SsGsnsr ohlo oEhlaoy and ea'sal sat
grandchildren. Funeral services a
the Bernard Ina Daannzansky & Sons Flu.
Tuesday. March 20. at 1880 pm
To1rash Cemetery, Memorial Week
2393 Amherst rd;, West Hyattsville
suggests that contributions be made
to the Cancer Fund. 20
RANDOLPH, GARNETT. On Thursday
March Is, 1862, GARNETT RAN
DOLPH Of 1314h 9th st. NV, be.
loved husband Of Florence Randolph
son Of Mrs. Azie Randolph and tn,
iste iste John L: Rsndolph Of Frederick
Randolph. Mrs. s. vioia nssn Weedon. doa Iar, Mrs
Ellen Brown and Mrs. Barbara r
johnson; He is also survived b!
other relatives and a host Of friends
friends are invited to call at tn,
where funeral services will be helc
Tuesday. March 90. at pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
aaay; asy;nlNlIA1, March 49, 1869. FRANK J
Of Alice {. ReddinSson. SsoGss1 fatSsP fSspa1f q
%popDa. %TPpssDn; ssaal..o.5jr; s.sa5akl. jr;; N Martin anc
Esther Walsh. Agnes Perks. Alice
Tucker. Jean Johnson, Catherine
McCuiston and Mary Mulligan
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattingly Funeral Home, 13l l1tf
st. Sc. (parking facilities), after {
pm. Monday. until Wednesday
March 81. at 8 am. Requiem mas.
at Our Lady Queen OF Peace Church
at $50 am. Relatives and friend.
invited. Interment Mount Olivei
Cemetery. 20
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B BKlCKEkDt JOHN N. on Sunday,
oaSs sTsa IL aosps 1Ssi ;oHN e REpss M
ERD of 5000. Milfan drive, Seat
Pleasant. Nd. husband OF the late
Elisabeth Brickerd. father Of Mrs.
Mary Rooney and brother Of Miss
Marie Brickerd, Mrs Blanche Nc
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
until am. Wednesday. March 21. :.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at
st. MarRaret's Catholic Church,
Seat Pleasant, Md, ct $3.50 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
tefy. 81
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sIRKBECK. SARAH. On Saturday

March IL, 1869. SARAH ":sHi siRK.
BECK, wife of the late JOSEPH
Birkbeck, mother of Mrs. Annie e
Hamill, sister of Mrs. Ada Holiday
and grandmother Of James 8. Hamil
and Mrs. Doris A. Bruce. Funera,
from the Walter w. Deal Funeraj
Home, 1912 Georgia ave. NV, or
Tuesday. March 20, at 9 pm. Inter.
ment Rock Creek Cemeterv
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NOEL, HARRY W. On Sunday. March
u. 1852 At Gsorgetown University
Hawthorne pl. NV. beloved wife
Of Elizabeth A. Mccarthy Noel.
Friends may call at the Gawler
Chapel. 1883 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
30 Courtesy parking opposite5
Mass will be offered at Our Lady
Of Victory Catholic Church, 1885
Macarthur blvd. NV. on Wednesday,
March 81, at 9 am. Interment
Mo. 20
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MALoNEY' Of 'gSi 600 Que % St NV, w.
Washinston. D. c., beloved wife
OF the late Patrick J. Maloney and
mother Of Phillip j., Maloney.. She
dren, Patricia Littin, Maureen and
Phillip Maloney. jr.; one sister and
five brothers, all Of Columbia City,
Ind. Relatives ana friends may cali
at the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville, Md,
from pm. Monday, March 10,
until 12 noon wednesday, March 81
Services and interment Columbia
City. Ind. 20
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March Is, .'i 1867. iccSNNGn GnpTTU5SI pUcK.
SsI6y.S EFT q ,,oSs.4 1Ss:A s Shepherd % st; nv
and Truman Bennett. Also suryiy. Wv.
Ing are other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Monday
March 10. friends are invited e
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
1870 9th st. NV; Funeral services
Pleasant Baptist Church, Cd st, and
Rhode Island ave. NV, at 1 I:3O
Pm, the Rev. Robert Anderson Of
nciating. Interment Carver Me-
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MARIE ELIzABETH. On Sat-
REzyZsE4a LIZA MhFea aodRRE ds 1se$ So, MARIE PssF
way Terrace drive, Suitland, Md,
mother Of Marie B. Bruckner, Regina
Sinclair, Kathleen 8. Carlton and
William T.. Sinclair. stepmother OF
Joanne Dufour, sister OF Katherine
Lunde. Funeral from the James T.
Ryan Funeral Home, 317 Pa. ave
Sc. on Wednesday. March 21, at
$3.50 am. Requiem mass at st.
Philips Catholic Church at 9 am
RelAtiYeS and friends invited on
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BER6ER, HENRIETTA. On Friday
nifsS Msrch ,lssIIH2i ls; 1892 at Gasgal.y Hos;
Of Mrs. Henrietta Mitchell Of Balti.
more, Nd. She also is survived By
other relatives and many friends
After pm. Monday, March 10
relatives and friends are Invited tc
call at the Hoffman Funeral Home
9O9 9th st. NV, where funeral
services will be held at ii am
Tuesday. March 20. Intermeni
Reidsville. N. C. Arransements by
the Peyton Funeral Home, Arlington
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Saturday. March = II. ssAiSSSAst iSss, Il sRe 2s
home Of her niece. Mrs. Pat Hamil-
Gn sApkbEgs I AsS Tiit oSlssta!t Ssicv.s sVsl s1
ter Of Mrs. Harriet Campbell and
Mrs. Betty Abbott, both Of Florida,
and Mrs. Jennie Tslbert. Arlington,
Virginia. Friends are invited 70 cali
n st. NV, after II am. Monday,
where services will be held on Tues
day. March 90 at 2 pm. Interment
at Cedar Hill Cemetery 10
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MORAN. kICHARD r. On Friday,
MaFsh ST, L. Sv lsqS Ricatphb5s e his Fs;tSsnes
husband Of Eva Moran. father OF
Jean Nelson. Lucy, Benjamin and
Richard r. Moran. r. and son Of
lola Hairston; also surviving are
one sister Pansy Marshall, q brother
and many friends. From 5 10 IL
pm. Sunday, March IS. friends may
call at the Brooks and Allen Funeral
Home. 18th and Florida ave. NV,
Va. ia
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CHASE,. HENSON LEE. on sunday,
March ls, i962. HENSON LEE
CHASE of 154 D st. Sc, son OF
Leonard A.. James H., William z
and Carlton Chase, Inez C. williams
1setta C, Neal. Ioala C. Simenton
and Doris Lavender. Notice of fu-
neral later. Arrangements by Rollins
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dence, Norbeck, Maryland. MAGGIE
STANTON BUTLER, beloved mother
Of Mrs. Bella welsh, Mrs, Annie
Dorsey: Stepmother of E!gie Clemen,
Samuel and Washington Butler;
else survived by her foster
grandsons, and q host Of other
relatives and friends. After 5 pm,
Monday, March 10. friends may cali
at the Snowden Funeral Home, Rock
vile, Maryland. Funeral Tuesday,
March 20. at / pm, at the Friend
Rev. ]. H. Smith. pastor. and Rev.
Hackett officiating. fnterment church
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denly on Friday. March Is, 196:
MR.: WALTER LEE MILLER Of 500
Blaine st. ne. husband Of Mr.,
Florence Miller. He Is survived b
daughter. one stepson. five broth
ers.. four sisters. several nieces an
nephews. other relatives and man
friends. Remains may be viewed o
Monday. March 10, after 8 pm, q
the Hall Brothers Funeral Homl
OIL Florida ave. NV. Funeral serV
from the Israel Methodist Churci
1913 New Jersey ave. NV. Re,
Bonnie officiating. Interment Lin
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M1LCN To- IUOE, MANY E. WHITE
HEAD of 5322 B st. Sc. vile Of
William Whitehead and mother Of
Vera L. Woodard. She also Is sur
vived by two sisters. one brother.
grandchildren. other relatives ana
friends. From 12 noon until 1O:3O
pm. TUESDAY, March 90. friends
Home, ,3s9 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Baptist Church. Whitaker, N. c. 20
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BLACKBURN, FRANK A., Jr. On Mon
day, March 10, 1862, FRANK A.
BLACKBURN, Jr.. Of 4409 14th st..
ne, beloved husband Of Sylvia j.
Blackburn. father Of Paula. Sylvia
Of Haidee and the late Frank A.
blackburn, sr. He also is survived
BY two sisters. Mrs. Beatrice Gillian
o. Detroit. Mich. and Mrs. Louise
atives and many friends, Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
CURE. Inc. 81