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Mrs. Jean Jacob,
Owner of Market
In Georgetown

Mrs. Esther Jacob, owner of
Georgetowns French Market,
died yesterday at her home,
1880 Wisconsin avenue NV,
after a heart attack. She was
"a.
Born in Algeria, Mrs. Jacob
and her husband, Jean, came
to the United States in l947.
After operating a grocery at
TWENTY third and K streets
NV, the Jacobs opened the
French Market at 1882 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
She was an active member
of st. Johns Church, Lafayette
Square.
She leaves four sons, Henri,
of 58l2 Bradley boulevard. Be-
thesda; Robert of 4801 Four
teenth street NV: George. of
4700 Craig lane, Mclean, Va,
and Jean, of 9403 Singleton
drive, Bethesda, and 10 grand
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Walter c. Teog|e, Headed
New Jersey STANDARD Oil

BYRAM, Conn, Jan. 10 (AP) .
Walter Clark Teagle, SO,
whose tenure as head of Stand
ard Oil Co. (New Jersey
Spanned the period between the
two World Wars, died here
yesterday at his estate.
Mr.. Teagle became president
Iof Jersey Standard in 1917 and
chairman of the board in 1887,
holding both positions until he
retired in 1912.
In retirement, he gave much
of his time to the Teagle
Foundation. Besides scholar
ships for children of Jersey
Standard employees, it supports
medical research and other
programs.
Mr.. Teagle was born in
Cleveland. His father headed
an oil business there, and his
grandfather, M. B. Clark, had
been a partner of John D.
Rockefeller.
After graduation from Cor
nell University in 1899, Mr..
Teagle took a job at his fathers
refinery. When the company
was sold to Standard Oil, he
became a vice president. BY
1910 he was a director.
In 1911, he was named presi-
dent of Imperial Oil Limited,
an affiliate in Canada. He di-
rected a spurt in Imperial'S out
put from 4 to 20 million barrels
a year during World War I.
Mr.. Teagle took over as presi-
dent of Jersey Standard at 80.
While he was the company's
top executive officer, the daily
crude production climbed from
26,800 barrels a day to 752,7O0
and refining capacity went
from $4,000 barrels a day to
100000.
He directed movement of
American oil to the European
front during World War I. In
World War II, he served on the
National Defense Mediation
Board and the National War
Labor Board.
Mr.. Teagle had been a di-
rector of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York, the Coca
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HIT Mtnturtattt

HOPE, MARY L. In loving memory
OF our mother and grandmother,
MARY L. HOPE. who passed away
five years ago today, January 10,
1857.
The sun will rise, the sun will set,
But come what may, we'll never
forget
The day you went away.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
LAUGHREY. KATHERYN G. In low
ERYN R f q. EA1dHREY. i Re WIN Who passed passed
away eighteen years ago today,
January 10. 1914.
Some may think you are forgotten
And the wound is nearly healed,
But little do they know the sorrow
HusBHNb Thss s' r. IN E. n' LHUdHSEY hS5ct fInSealed
LEI JESSIE ouf mother In JESSIE fss ffmfn0rhRfs F. hRE
today. January 10, 1861.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time has only proved this day
How much we miss you vet.
NEP@HSfKANcf P2goa4ER3fN-Laxw. sx sqN 81 CLAIR AIR
LEWIS. VIRGINIA. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother and grand
mother, VIRGINIA LEWIS, who
passed away twenty-three years
ago today, January 10, 1889.
Some have forgotten
Now that you have gone,
But we shall always remember,
No matter how long.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
GRANDSON. GENEVIEVE RAFT
ley AND RAYMOND LEWIS.
MCMAHON, ELSIE c. In loving mem
ELSIE C. Suf MMhHoNe dsaf Sfe who Smd @1thsT
this life one year ago today, jan
uary 10, 1851.
The years may wipe out many
But this they'll wipe cut never.
The memory of LhoSe happy days
When we were all together.
We think of her in silence.
Her name we oft recall,
But there's nothing left to answer,
But her picture on the wall.
Just when her life was brightest
Just when her hopes were best,
God called her. from among u.s.
DrUoTvb I3 houSe y1,S Of eternal rest,
SCOTT. ALBERTA C. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother, ALBERTA
c. SCOTT. who passed away one
year ago today. January 10. 1851.
Loving memories will never die
AS years roll on and days pass by;
Deep in our hearts a memory is
kept
OF one we. loved and will never
STUBBS.PENDLETON, EDNA. AND
EDNA, sTUBBs-PENDLEToN, who
passed away four years ago today.
January 10, 1858. and my brother.
NORMAN sTUBBS, who passed
eeighteen years ago today January
When gray threads mar life's pat
tern,
Who planned the whole design.
O Some M e dark PsseSs thPeads must nT:dera appear
To make the rose threads fairer,
The gold more bright and clear.
The pattern must seem intricate
And hard to understand
But trust the Masters weaver
And His steady. guiding hand.
DAUGHTER. HELEN RUCKER; SIS
TER. CORA Dawes.
WINSLOW. EDWARD. A tribute of
love to the memory of cur dear
WINsLow. who passed away twen-
ty-three years aso today, January
10, 1889.
As the gate of life was closed,
Another gate swung wide;
The gate OF Gods eternal life.
Just on the other side.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. BLANCHE.
AND DAUGHTER, GWENDOLYN
w HAYWOOD
Evening star., 1962-01-10
More Names Offered
For House BUILDINGS
BY the Associated Press

Representative Ostertag, Re-
publican of New York. proposed
Yesterday that the House name
its three office buildings for
three former Speakers - Sam
Rayburn Of Texas, Henry Clay
of Kentucky, and Frederick A.
c. Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania.
Representative Vinson. Dem
ocrat of Georgia, has suggested
naming the three buildings in
honor of Mr.. Rayburn, DEM
ocrat, and former Republican
Speakers Joseph Cannon Of
Illinois and Nicholas Longworth
Of Ohio. during whose terms
construction of the buildings
began,
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1tt Mpntnriattt

HARRINGTON. WILLIAM E. In low
uncle, WILLIAM E. BARRiNGToN,
who departed this life ten years
ago today. January 10, 1852.
A token of love and remembrance
OF one we shall never forget,
MS a,s memory emory ,. TO- us is a treasure
DEVOTED SISTER, BROTHER
AND NIECES.
BRADIC. EDWARD, Sr. In loving
fsthgT M and EfandfatherH, EpWARb 59SPAFd;
BRADIC, Sr., who departed this
ne ne 1nnlnneteen years ago, January
We, walk separate road today,
And sorrow dsrkenS all our way;
Athough we walk our road alone,
We know that YOU are still our own.
DEVOTED SI WIFE. MAGGIE BRA
CARROLL. ARE 6I ALICE J. In memory of
ROLL, who passed away thirty-
three years ago, January 10, 1893.
You are ever in my memory.
HER DAUGHTER. JOSEPHINE
CARROLL SMITH.
CARTER, BEATRICE. In loving mem
ory of BEATRICE CARTER, who
passed passed away one year ago today,
We miss you, Nom, and shall
always be
devoted to your memory.
You were loved so here on earth,
Hoo LOOK you away to spread your
49, love many miles away
our hearts are empty this day,
We miss you so since you went
away.
A star is shining in Gods arms
MI, tonight,
We know he loves you with His
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
GRANDCHILDREN AND AUNT
Sis OF NEW YORK CITY.
CLUTE. EMMA L. In loving memory
OIL my dear mother-in-law, EMMA
l.. CLUTE, who departed this life
sixteen years ago today, January
Her life is a beautiful memory,
Her absence a silent grief
She sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine of perfect peace
YOUR DAUGHTER-INLAW, CORA.
FREELAND. LOUISE L. AND JAMES
b. In loving memory of my oar
ents. LOUISE l.. who departed this
life January 10. 1860, and JAMES
B.. July -, 1854.
A frequent mass, a daily prayer,
T%e purest token I can spare;
Whatever else l fail to do,
l shall never forget to pray for you.
Anniversary mass. Fathers Of St
Edmund. Selma. Ala.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARTHA
KOWALSKI.
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Mrs. N. P. Baker,
Of Old Family

Mrs. Caroline Johnson Baker,
"a, a direct descendant of
Thomas johnson. Maryland S
first Governor, died yesterday
at Frederick Memorial Hospital,
Frederick, Md. She was the
widow of Nathan p. Baker, of
WoodSboro, Md.
She leaves two sons, Nathan
G. Baker, of 1901 Montgomery
avenue, Chevy Chase, and Ken
meth w. Baker, of Brandy
Woods, Md.
Funeral services and burial
will be in Woodsboro.
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Cola Co., and the White Motor
Co., and had served on the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Rowena
Lee Teagle, he leaves three
grandchildren. His only son,
Walter Clark Teagle. jr., died
last year.
Funeral services will be held
at st. James Episcopal Church
in New York City. Private
burial will follow.
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overseas as an infantry lieu
tenant in World War I, and
again as a colonel from l945
to 1916.
Mr., StarneS, a native of
Guntersville, was graduated
from the University of Alabama
He was a lawyer and teacher
before being elected to Con-
gresS.
He leaves his wife, the former
Del Whitaker, and two sons,
Joe, jr., and Paul.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Joseph
Gawler's Sons.
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Tryouts ReScheduIed

Tryouts scheduled for tonight
by Adventure Theater for The
Pied Piper of Hamelin" have
been Cancelled. Readings for
the musical play will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Larch-
mont School on Connecticut
avenue in Chevy Chase View.
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children. Her husband died in
1856,
Services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at Chambers
Funeral home. 3072 NJ street
NV, and at LAS pm. tomor-
row at st. Johns Church, with
burial in National Memorial
Cemetery.
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NnurilinnH

SHUSTER, HINDA. The unwilling Of
a monument to the memory of our
beloved mother, HINDA SHUSTER,
will take place at the Beth Sholom
Cemetery 57th ave. and M ST.,
January IA, 1862. at / pm Rela-
. tives and friends are invited. viii
meet at Beth Sholom Synagogue,
18th ST. and Eastern ave, at IL
noon. l0.l2,l4
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Dratha
SMITH, TERESA ELIZABETH. Or

SMITH, TERESA ELIZABETH. On
ELizXBaETH SMiTH Of tGO $2@5 i1ih
s.. NV, beloved wife Ct the late
q a''pa Mrs dors S%!iS Brooss Bro a"a Of moFeft Fort
Worth. Tex; Mrs. Hermione Thomas
of Trenton, N. j Mr.. Ralph H,
smith, ir" and Mrs Eleanor Year
S0od Sso OF sSrvSed WssRastPbS b1 tso p C. sssES she
Miss Anne Sheffield Of Albany, Ga,
and Mrs. Evelina Coffee of Cclum-
bus, Ca; eight grandchildren, and
other relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Services by
SPINKS. MARY L. (nee Jenkins. OF
anaa25 aa 2Sh h fys Ss HyStsys b.6SsS Se Md d Sa
Mrs. Beulah b. viverette and Powell
7. spinks' sister of Mrs. Hazel
Hickman. Seven GRANDCHILDREN,
survive sfvfR srss Services csambeIs sG
Funeral Home, 5sol Cleveland ave
Riverdale. Md. Friday, January II,
at 2:30 pm Interment Congressional
Cemetery.
S%ssS' !saassy ASHsf lsS3 AsHSS9R 81 y fN02a4fEy s4E
voted father of Albert Stephens and
Edet Edeline s; ClasSett both Of New
James STs ctS and RESi9eF MsTS L. of Lsymnn Nanas
Washington. b. C.; Ethel Jordon
Of Portsmouth, va, and Ernest Ste
ppihens Of Emporia,, Va. Other rela-
tiyes and friends also survive
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Funeral services on Fri
gay, gay. January II, at | pm, at the
st. NV. the Rev, J. L. s. Holio-
mon, pastor Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ii
SULLIVAN, JOSEPHINE M. On Tues
gay, dsycs January aag5yo o; 1862, at her resi-
M. SULLIVAN: beloved daughter
Sullivan sister of James j.. Jere-
miah j. and Lillian sullivan aunt
Of oira MIS- + Ann nm Briggss and Mrs Re
Calf; Friends may cali at tn, the
De Vol Funeral Home. 2224 wis
consin ave. NV. Requiem mass
ETHlbs vii be offered at the Holy Trinity
Friday, January IL. at 10 am
Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. ii
THOMAS. JOHN H. Suddenly. on
Mon9ayI Tno,; January s. 1852 JOHN
IL tIS"n0 VI II DSIn place
ne. The late Mr.. Thomas is rest
ing in the Morris A. Carter & Co.
Funeral Home, 305 H st. NV.
Notice of services later.
TILLERY. ELIZABETH. On Monday.
January &, 1862. at her residence
Il st. ne. MRS. ELIZABETH
TILLERY She is survived BY two
devoted sisters. Mrs. Susie Gaskins
and Miss Daisy Harper; one brother
ln-laW, Isaac GaSkinS; one great
nephew, Ronald Shepherd: one great
great-niece. Donna Shepherd; one
great -niece-in-law, Mrs, Thelms
Shepherd; other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Wednesday.
January 10, friends may call at
the Horton Mortuary. 1924 You st.
NV: Funeral Thursday, January II,
at l pm. from st. Pauls Methodist
Church. 14th and Emerson SITS, NV,
the Rev George Reed, minister. In
terment Harmony National Memorial
FarK' 10"
TlLLERY, ELIZABETH. OF Phyllis
WV Wheatly Temple, No. .22, L.
M" B. P; o. E. Of W.. of Bos-
Hl ton, Mass. Elk services will
W1 be conducted by Forest Tenn
pie, No. g. on Thursday,
~ January IL, 1862. at l
- pm. at st. Paul's A. M E.
Church, l4th and Emerson Sts. NV.
GERTRUDE E. LEE,
LOUISE L. BROWN,
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LOUISE L. BROWN,
Acting Secretary

y
vEssELLEs, JAMES R. On Monday
January g.. 1862. JAMES r. YES
SELLES of 5115 18th st. ne,
sses asEHted SEsHsnd Notee Of Of ahsaa hsa aeT yss
Services by Frazier.
WASHINGTON. SARDIs d. On Sun
%SsHING&Gyn Tay; Hsng2Ty 7, 1882, a5, Ss SSARDIs p.
n.e meeMF Beloved SI Brother M pefa'qF ef Harry Pi
Elaine Fuller and sardis tate. Also So
surviving are two, great-grandchil-
dren. Sharon and Resinald Tate.
in state at Israel Baptist Church,
63@ 11th St. ne, after pm
Wednesday, January 10, where
services will be held Thursday, jan
uary II. at II am, the Rev. r,
R. Robinson officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Services
by Stewart. 10
WATKINS. J. MONROE. On Tuesday
January 8, 1862, at Montsomery
WATKINS. of Lewisdale, Nd. Beloved
husband of Matte Watkins. father
o. Mrs, Harvey W; Moxley and Miss
Aoa ASanis iwassins AKIN an and I br9her Of Mrs
the olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home
Damascus, Md, where services will
be held on Thursday, January II,
az pm. Interment Bethesda
methodist Cemetery. Browningsville
WHITE, ANDREW ]. On Monday,
January s, 1862. at District Gen
eral Hospital, ANDREW J. WHITE
Sns6s5d Of 1921 B senning mini I'd, ne; devoted
He also is survived 'ie By three II; "nl5s sons,
John, Andrew. James Edward and
Norris Earl White: three daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Jefferson, Mrs. Bar
nara Bush and Miss Bernadine
ereat-granddaughter. other rela
D.m. Friday, January i2. friends
MAJ may call at the Robert G. Mason
Funeral raj Home; $500 Nichols ave.
terment Carver Memorial Cemetery
The Family may be- contacted al
l49o Morris rd. Sc, LU. 2-61s1.
l2
WHITTINGTON. JULIUS J. On Tues.
day. January @. 1899. in Akron,
Ohio, JULIUS j. WHiTTiNGTTtoSN; TtS
son son Of the late Percy and Sarah
WWhhiittinstOn' WhittinstOn' ,Itbaa htpbsSand Of Ruth
Leroy; Garner Henry and Randall
Wilmington and Mrs Alice Paige
He also is survived by other reIa
tlVeS and a host Of friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
WISE, CECILIA CRosoN. OF 7ee
l5th 81. Sc, on January 8, 1892.
wife of the late Charles ] Wise,
sister ot Emmett S. Croson of Belts
VILE Md; Walter J. Croson of Arcola
Va: Elizabeth Childs Of washington.
y: n C.; icie y Heartley OF Beltsville
Dale, Nd Services at Chambers
Enneral Home. SIT 18th st. s.e., on
Friday January 10, at pm
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
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MARGARET HARRISON.
Chief Daughter.
JANET VENCILOV. Secretary.

JANET VbNS1bOV. SECRETARY.
HUBBARD, EDWARD WADE, ST. On
his residence, 32 East GentsIs
court AleeSSandris. Va. EpWARD,
Lee Hubbard, Mrs. Grace Petty and
Mrs: Alice Hollins. He also is
survived s1t. By tGsf three brothers two
The remains will be taken to the
Woodward Funeral Home. Louisa,
eral Baptist Church. Mineral, Va.
at date and hour to be an
nounced.
IDE, EDWARD B. On Sunday, January
7. 1862, at Worcester, Mass. Ed
WARD B. IDE, formerly of 1915 st
Paul St., Kensington, Md; He is
survived BY two sons David M: Ide
E. Ide. Of Kensington, Md; a brother.
Russell A. Ide of Dallas, Pa. a sister.
Razena Gordon Of Highland, Kans.:
and four grandchildren. Funeral
sIN services will be i held at HnG.t the Walker
N. Y. on Friday. January 10. at 2
pm. Interment at Parma. N. Y.
JACOB, ESTHER. At 1880 Wisconsin
aye NV. on January 2. 1852, wife
aen he es Ro6eTt T'n GeofSe eSfSe mSne5 and jean
and ten grandchildren also survive
PRAYERS at Chambers GEORGETOWN
Funeral Home. 3072 M st. NV. on
Services at st. Johns Church. La
tayette square NV, at :45 pm.
Interment National Memorial Park.
Falls Church, Va.
JOHNSON; EDWARD t. Departed
EDWARb FrS s. + M0get 5oHNsoS s5S at0'P!se II asda
18th St NV, the beloved hus;
band Of Mrs: Inez johnson and
brother of John L. johnson He also
Is survived bv one aunt, Mrs JAMIE
Lucas: two half brothers. Charles
and Walter Johnson; two grand-
snd hos. ecfs Of other nsphfy fsve9 cousins snd
friends, Mr.. johnson may he seen
after 3 pm. until II 30 pm.
Thursday, January II. at the C.
" Lewis Funeral, Home. 1141 G2d
1t the Ebenezer A N +. '"c chSrch' sh;,
27@2 o st, NV. the Rev. Jesse c.
Tsylor officiating. The late Mr..
Johnson Johns will lie ir state at the
m. until funeral time. 1890 am
terry. II
JOSEPHS. GUssIE T. On Tuesday,
January g. 1862, GUSSIE T. JO-
SEPHS Of 1000 Massachusetts, ave.
NV, beloved mother Of Mrs. Ar
mold -Winokur Of Chevy Chase. Md,
and Mrs: William Dicker of Ithaca.
N. Y. She also is survived by a
Nathan Turner of Omaha. Nebr
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky e. Sons Funeral Home,
35Ol 14th St NV. on Friday. Jam
uary l.. at 1890 am. Interment
Chattanooga, Tenn. In lieu of
flowers the family suggests con-
tributions may be made to the
charity of your choice. II
KNIGHT. FERDINAND LEWIS. On
Tuesday. January q, 1862. at the
Alexandria Hospital, FERDINAND
LEWIS KNIGHT of 50 South Fair
fax St. Alexandria, Va. husband
Of the late Mrs. Edna T. Knight,
father Of william B. and L. Earl
Knight and brother of Mrs. Weltha
Thursday, January II. at ; PM,
at St.. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Alexandria, Va. Interment Ivy Hill
| Cemetery. If desired, contributions
| may be made to the Camp Herbert
| Grimm Alexandria Police Boys
Camp. Friends may call at the
Cunningham Funeral Home, Cam
ernon and Alfred sts., Alexan-
dria, Var
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FULLER, FLORENCE T. On Tuesday,
January Q, 1862, at De Witt Army
Hospital, Fort Belvoir. Va,
FLORENCE T. FULLER, of 10O9 10th
St. Alexandria. Va. the mother Of
Mrs Arthur W Pence. sister of
Clarence Tetamore and grandmother
of Mrs. William E. House, jr.: Mai.
Arthur W. Pence and Mai. William F.
Pence. She also is survived by seven
great grandchildren. GraveSide
services on Thursday. January II :,
at 3 pm, in Arlington National
Cemetarv
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CREEGAN, MILDRED L. OF s7O7 I'd

st, Riverdale, Md. on January q,
1862, wife of Joseph B. Creegan, sr.;
mother Of Mrs, Malcolm Hensley,
Mrs. Howard McMannis, Raymond E.
Joseph B.. jr.; Allen B., Franklin M.
Anthony King. Mrs. Lucy Paswater,
Mrs, William Mattingly and Sidney
walters. Thirteen grandchildren also
survive. Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5SOl Cleveland ave. River
dale. Md, on Friday, January IL,
at 9 am Mass in St. Bernard's
Catholic Church. Riverdale. Md, at
$50 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. II
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FuRR. DALLAS C. OF 1850 Euclid

FURR. DALLAS c. or l16O Euclid
st. NV. on January 3, 1862. father
of Judy E. and Patricia A. Furr,
son of Mae B. Furr and the late
Claude Dallas Furr. brother of Will
liam E. Furr. Ellen Baldwin. Mary
Seaton and Mae A. Krolowitz.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
l400 Chaplin st. NV. on Friday.
January -. at pm. Interment
Washington National Cemetery. IL
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BROADUs. DAISY. Suddenly

Sunday, Janlary T. SSS's iS6s, at her S
residence: 2Sl v. st. NV. DAISY
mother of Donald Broadus and sis
ter OF Norman Gather and Samuel
e. Gather. She also is survived by
two nieces, four great-nephews. one
great-niece other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of. funeral
1 later. Arrangements by Malvan a.
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-0FATHC-

Announcements Of
Services bv Chambers
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BARNES, DAVID C.. Jr. On Saturday

january D, I8bg, DAVID c. BARNES.
. Jr.. of $50 oath St. ne. beloved
husband of Mrs. Sadie L. Barnes
= He also is survived by six grand
children, four sisters. five brothers.
other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Thursday, January IL,
friends are invited to call at the
y MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920 9th
e st. NV. where services will be held
. at pm. Friday. January IL.
= Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry II
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BRoADUS. BRENDA F. On

8 BRoADUs 5 Of 9$s lF2H FIorids sTEsDA avei n.w r.
beloved daughter of Mrs. Thelma
Price and sister of Claire and
Daphne. She also is survived by
other relatives. Friends may call
? at the Maivan q Schey. Inc, Fu-
r st, NV, today, after 6 pm,
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday. January II. at |
pm, Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park.
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EHoOF. EDWARD EDWIN On Mon.

day. January s, 1852 EDWARD
EDWIN EHOOF of 400 Navajo
St. College Park. Md. beloved
brother of Freida Bell! Hattie
Denker. Robert F. and Walter A.
Ehoof. Services at Gasch's Fu-
neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. Md. on Friday. jan
uary IL. at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment George
WaShingtnn CemeterY Ii
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MILDRED REGINA. On
Friday January 3, 1852, in Tucson,
Ariz.. MILDRED REGINA CoYNE'
Msgr. Joseph B. Coyne. Remains
resting at the John Moran Funeral
Home, 5000 East Baltimore St,
Baltimore, Md. after u pm. Thurs
Gay, January II. Requiem mass
at St. EliZabeth's Church, Balti-
more st. and Lakewood ave. Bal
timore, Md. on Saturday. January
l3. at IL am. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery. IL
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UE JanIary 3 LSS i9ss. + EssTIE T n MOFeIS' FoR
TUNE Of 305 Taylor st. NV. She
is survived by one brother, Joseph
D. league; one granddaughter,
Vickie Fortune: one ,SiSter-in-law.
Etheiena Harris; other relatives and
MANY friends After 3 M Wednes-
day. January 10. friends may call
at the Morrow T. Woodford Funeral
Home. 1922 11th ST. NV, where
funeral services will be held Thurs
dav. January IL. at II noon Inter
ment Harmony Memorial Park. 10
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BRITAIN. SAMUEL A. On Sunday,

January Z, 1862. SAMUEL A.
BRITAIN of Ill Columbia I'd. NV.
beg Apt, 10, beloved husband Of Ellen
, January 10. friends are invited to
/ call at the Mcclure Funeral Home
p. 1920 10th st. NV, where services
will be held at IL noon Thursday
January 4. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park 10
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BARNSLEY. GEORGE THOMAS.

Suddenly. on Monday, January s.
. 1862, at his residence on Emory
r lane Olney, Md, GEORGE THOMAS
: BARNSLEY, beloved husband OF
81. Anna Beall Barnsley, son of Myrtle
! B. Barnsley, father OF Mrs. Anna
Headley Svenson. Mrs Mary Will
lard Mylenik and Miss Suzanne
2 Beall Barnsley, and brother Of Mrs.
r Hazel B. Johns. Friends are in
q vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.
Humphrey. Bethesda, Md, where
services will be held on Thursday,
January II. at IL am. Interment
Friends Cemetery. Sandy Spring,
Nd
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LOU EMMA. On Mon
day. January s, 1892, at The Alley
. LENGER Of 1907 De Witt ave,
Alexandria. Va. wife of the late
John Henry Ballenger. mother of
Mrs. Mary " Carneal and Claude
N Ballenger. sister of Mrs. Geneva
Zines and Mrs. r. T.. Graumann.
E Funeral services on Thursday. jan
! uary II, at II am. at the Cum
J bingham Funeral Home. Cameron
and Alfred SITS. Alexandria, Va
Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery.
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BROWN. ANNA NJ. (nee smfth). Sud

denly, on Tuesday, January 9,
3Sth ave; Cottage City, Md, the
beloved wife of Roy L. Brown and
sister OF Mrs. Helen M Hollidge,
Mrs Louise F, Donohue, Mrs. Marie
a. Smith, Mrs. Caroline E. Pull
:. Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29OI 14th st. NV,
on Friday, January II, at am.
tparking facilitiesl. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. II
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Tuesday, January Q. 1862, at Mourt
Alto Hospital. MR.. WILLIAM
FRINGE AVERY of Ills 18th st.
NV, devoted father OF Mrs Lii
Ian A. Frazier and brother of Mrs.
Margie A. Dowling. He also leaves
TO mourn his passing one niece,
Mrs Pansy A. Jackson; one sister
in-law, Mrs. Winifred Flemons: one
son-in-law, James Frazier. and other
relatives and many friends. Re
e. Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st.
ne. Notice Of funeral later II