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Ebert S. Brigham, Richard Neibuhr,
Once in the House Noted TheoIogiun

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 6
(AP). - The Rev. H. Richard
Niebuhr, 81, one of the Ma
tion's top theologians and an
authority on the history of the
church in America, dies yeSter-
day after suffering a heart at
tack at his summer home in
Rowe, Mass.
He was Sterling professor of
theology and Christian ethics
at the Yale University Divinity
School. He was a brother of
the Rev. Reinhold Niebuhr, also
a widely known theologian.
Prof. Niebuhr was the author
Of numerous books and articles.
He directed a five-year sur
vey, starting in 1858, of Prot
estant theological education in
the United States and Canada.
The survey led to two volumes
THE Purpose of the Church
and Its Ministry" and THE
Advancement of Theological
Education.
A native of Wright City, Mo,
Prof. Niebuhr received degrees
from Elmhurst College, the
Eden Theological Seminary
and Washington University. He
also was graduated from the
Yale Divinity School.
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Rites Held for Crash Victim,
Mrs. Edith Prenduble, SO

Funeral services for Mrs.
Edith M. Prendable, So, who
died in an automobile accident
Tuesday, were held today at
1870 am.
Mrs. Prendable resided at
1882 Massachusetts, avenue Sc.
for SO years.
Born in Honesdale, Pa, Mrs.
Prendable received her educa-
ton there and came to the
Washington area in 1918. She
retired in 1861 after 30 years
service as procurement officer
with the United States Coast
Guard in Washington.
Mrs. Prendable was a mem
Der Of Epworth Methods
Church, Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue NE. for
IS years. She was a past preSi-
dent Of the church's Hummer
Memorial class.
At the time of her death,
Mrs. Prendable was associate
conductress of Bethle h m
Chapter z, Order of the Eastern
Star.
She was a past president of
the Boys Club Of Washington
Mothers Club and was a past
secretary of the Lincoln Park
Citizens association.
Mrs. Prendable leaves two
daughters, Mrs. John Corbin,
112 West Mount Ida avenue,
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Robert A. Woodbridge
Of Foreign Service Dies

Robert Allen Woodbridge, IS,
post management officer in the
State Departments Latin
American Bureau here, died
yesterday morning Of cancer at
Bethesda Naval Hospital.
A career foreign service Of
ficer, Mr.. Woodbridge had
reached the rank of FSO-4. He
joined the State Department
in 1850.
Mr.. Woodbridge was born in
Rockport, Ind. He was grad
uated from Lockyear Business
College in Rockport in 1914
before moving to Hawaii, where
he studied at the University of
Hawaii. Later he studied ac-
counting at American Univer-
sity here before becoming a
foreign service officer.
His first assignment was at
the American embassy in Bagh-
dad, Iraq, from 1852 to 1854.
Subsequently he served in en-
bassies in Dacca, PakiStan; and
Budapest before returning to
Washington in 1858.
In 1855 Mr.. Woodbridge mar
ried Michele M. Durand Of
Paris.
He was a Mason and held
membership in the Fort Myer
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Mrs. Strickland,
Active Baptist

Mrs. Martha Green Strick-
land, 70, a member of the First
Baptist Church in South Bos-
ten, Va, died Wednesday in the
Halifax County Community
Hospital.
Born in Pittsylvania County
Virginia, Mrs. Strickland wa;
educated in the local schools
and later served as a domestic
She leaves her husband, E. j
Strickland Of the family ad-
dress, 1904 Seventh street
South Boston; three daughters,
Mrs. L. c. Lewis of Norfolk
Mrs. j. r. Allison Of Arlington
and Mrs. T. o. Daniel Of
Lynchburg. all of Virginia; two
sons, Cecil o. and Lowell
Strickland, both of South Bos-
ton, and three brothers, c. T
Green of Durham, N. c., ano
Eddie and Floyd Green, both
of South Boston.
Services we're scheduled fol
2:30 pm. today from the First
Baptist Church in South Bos-
ton. Burial will be in Oak
Ridge Cemetery.
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John STEELE, n,
Once Served as
Illinois Governor

ST. LOUIS, July 6 (AP)-
John STEELE. II. who served as
Governor Of Illinois for SO days,
died here early today.
Mr.. STEELE, who was national
commander of the American
Legion, was serving as Lieu
tenant Governor of Illinois
when Democratic Gov. Henry
Horner died on october 6, 1910.
He served as Governor until
January IL, 1941. He had been
State treasurer.
Mr.. STEELE was a lawyer
owned extensive oil interests
and operated a 700-acre farm
near McLeansboro, Ill. He also
was president of a ceramic firm
in Brazil, Ind. He was born
in McLeanSboro.
He made an unsuccessful at
tempt as Lieutenant Governor
to take over in place Of Gov
Horner, and this and his 90
day administration as Governor
after Mr.. Horner's death were
high spots in his political
career.
His support of President
Eisenhower for election over
fellow Illinois Democrat Adlai
Stevenson in 1852 was Mr.
Stelle's last notable participa-
ton in political controversy.
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ST. ALBANS, VT, July G
(AP).-Former United States
Representative Ebert S. Brig
ham, "a, who represented Ver-
mont's LIST district from 1925
to 1881, died yesterday. He
was Vermont commissioner of
agriculture between 1918 ano
1924.
A dairy farmer and former
president of the American
Jersey Cattle Club, Mr.. Brig
ham championed the dairy in
dustry and sponsored legislation
to tax oleomargarine.
He was a former president OF
the National Life Insurance
Co. of Montpelier, a trustee OF
Middlebury College and a past
president of the Vermont Sons
Of the American Revolution.
He leaves a foster son, Ed
ward F. Merchant of Lake
Jen, Fla.
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Ayub Khan Foe
Reported Seized

RAWALPINDI, PAX istan,
July 6 (AP) Abdul Gayyum
Khan, a leading political oppo-
nent of President Ayub Khan,
was reported arrested today.
Sala Huddin, a member of
Parliament, said Mr.. Gayyum
was seized at his home in La
hore. Mr.. Huddin's effort to
get the arrest discussed in the
National Assembly was blocked
by Speaker Moulvi Tamizuddin
Khan, touching off a walkout
of 80 of the 156 Deputies.
Mr.. Gayyum was a minister
in the government that Gen
Ayub ousted in 1858 and was
president of the now-defunct
Muslin League, which spear
headed Pakistan's independ-
ence drive and separation from
India. He has vehemently OPP
posed Gen. Ayub's new consti-
tuition and demanded the I'M
conditional revival of political
parties and the release of all
political detaineeS.
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No Retail Cut
As Diaries Get
Cost Reduction

The price paid by area diaries
to Maryland-Virginia milk pro-
ducers dropped 20 cents per
hundred-weight this month but
prices paid by area housewives
will remain unchanged.
Under provisions of tn e
Washington area Federal Milk
Marketing Order. the price paid
to farmers for Class I milk de-
creased from $5.55 to $5.35 per
hundred pounds. The drop
under Agriculture Department
rules, is related to average milk
prices in the Chicago, Phila-
delphia and New York market
areas.
A dairy official said retail
price decreases are not likely
in view of increases in produc-
ton costs. One of the increases
stems from the diaries recent
changeover from wax-coated
to plastic-coated paper milk
containers.
Last month, area producers
including those represented by
the Maryland & Virginia Milk
Producers Association, asked
Agriculture Department Off
Gals at hearings in Baltimore
and Arlington, Va. for a 90
cent producers price increase
The increase, if granted
would not become effective
until the expiration Of the cur
rent Federal milk order at the
en- dof September.
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John De La Mater, IS, a
member of the Washington
Board of Trade for 81 years,
died Sunday while visiting his
daughter in Hopewell, Va.
He became travelling secre-
tary to the general manager OF
the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad in 1908. Later,
he handled special assignments
for the Federal Reserve Boards
division Of bank operations.
During 1948-58 he became
secretary of the Corporation OF
Union Commercial Insurance
Agency in Cottage City, Md.
He was a member Of Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Marlboro Driver
Killed as Auto
Rams Into Pole

A 48-year-old Upper Marl-
boro CMd.) man died early
today from injuries received
when his car struck a telephone
pole on Route 4 south of Upper
Marlboro, Maryland State po-
lice reported.
The victim, identified as
Raymond Williams, of Roblee
drive, was pronounced dead at
Prince Georges Hospital at $3.50
am, about an hour after the
accident.
Troopers G. H. Bevard and
P. j. Butcher, who investigated,
said that Mr.. williams had been
under treatment for a heart
ailment and apparently suf-
fered an attack while driving
He was alone in the car, they
said.
Mr.. williams operated Rays
Bar and Grill at 5000 Marlboro
pike, Hillside, for seven years
Previously he had been in the
coin machine business in the
county and during World Wal
II he worked for an engineering
firm in the District.
A native of Littleton, N. C..
Mr.. williams was a county resi-.
dent for 80 years. He leaves
his wife, Gertrude, Of the home
address; two sons, Ray, jr., o.
Morningside. and Clifton, alsC
residing on Roblee drive.
He also leaves four brothers
Roy of Upper Marlboro; Gin
ton of Levittown, Pa; Louis o
Weldon. N. c.; and Claude, o
Lake City, Mich; and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Edna Griffith o
Belair in Bowie, and Mrs. Agne
Bosler Of District Heights.
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John De La Mater, Member
Of District rude Board

here and while on the Board
of Trade was active on the
harbor improvement and Ma
tional Capital Parks Commit
tees. He was a member Of the
Mount Pleasant Citizens As
ISOLATION and of the Associa-
ton of Oldest Inhabitants.
Services were Tuesday at the
Gould Funeral Home in Hope
we'll, Va. Mr.. De La Mater had
willed his body to Georgetown
University Hospital.
The family asks that eX-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to John
Randolph Hospital for dag
nostic equipment or to the
American Cancer Society.
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DrathH

TYLER, MARY Z. On Tuesday, July
3, 1862, in New York City, MARY
E. TYLER, beloved mother Of Cora
Collins. Bessie Tyler, and Esther
and grandmother Of Doris Holmes.
Alverta Beason and William Richard
son of washington, d. C.. Otner
grandchildren and relatives also sur
yiye. After . pm; Friday, July g,
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave.
NV, where services will be held on
Saturday, July z, at l pm, the Rev.
Charming z. Phillips officiating. IN
Gsse Vii Hn'S SG S n 0psned sssr h
services.) o
UsUDA, YOsHIsADA X. Suddenly, on
1860 Windsor lane, Bethesda. Md,
YosHIsADA K; gsUpAaa BELOVED BELOVED
of Mrs. Sarah U. Lindsey. joseph T.
and Edward x usudai Frisn ,Ss,S are
CHEVY Chase Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd,
where private funeral services will
be held on Saturday, July at
1890 pm. Interment Rockville
Cemetery.
WARNER, NATHANIEL. on wednesday,
I SiEB M ise SSAraAN his W EsSsisssSnSRs
beloved husband Of Margaret Warner,
Chapman. katie FORD. Laura Gallo
way. Edna Pinkney. Annie Lewis,
Se6 w " sab ans t srChe MaFa and
Cleveland Cook. He also. is survived
BY other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Warner viii lie in state
at Sellers Chapel, Anne Arundel
G cR.re services Vice Wifi T b. hild
July z. at 2 pm. Interment Moses
Cemetery. Services by Stewart.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES, on Thursday,
July 8, 1862, CHARLES WILLIAMS
Of 1918 Euclid st. NV. devoted hus-.
band of Mary A. Williams. Notice OF
services later. Arrangements BY
VIM. IRENE DARBY. on Tuesday,
July g. 1852, at Suitland. Md,
IRENE DARBY WINN Of 7l06 Elm
Of Grin w. VIM. mother Of Charles
D. and Grin d. VIM and sister OF
Dunbar and Vaughan Darby. Friends
may call at Hilton's Funeral Home,
Ba5peSvHI s,v,, Nd viii between y S.id 1 tPs
funeral home on Saturday. July 2,
at II am. ,Interment Monocsey
Cemetery. Beallsville, Md. 8
WOODBRIDGE. ROBERT A. On Thurs.
day. July s. 1852. at Bethesda Nsyal
Hospital. ROBERT A. WOOLDRIDGE
of 1929 North Burlington st.. Ar.
lington. Va. beloved husband o.
Michele Woodbridge, father of KareT
E. Woodbridge Of the home address
and son Of Mrs. Sarah E. Wooldridge
Evansville. Ind. Friends may call a
the Arlington Funeral Home, 800
North Fairfax dr.. Arlington, Va.
after 2 pm. Friday, July @. wherI
services will be held on Saturday
July q, at pm. 1nterment Evans
vile. Ind.
WRIGHT, LILLIAN BAYLIss. OF ISL.
Longfellow St.. HyattSville. Nd. Of
July 4, 1862. mother Of Lavina r
Bush and grandmother Of Lucille r
Pentz. Services at Chambers Funera
| Home. 1901 Cleveland ave-. River
dale. Md, on Saturday, July z. at II
am. Interment 0lenwood Cemetery
WRIGHT, NANCY. On Wednesday
Hospital. NANCY WRIGHT OF III
Harvard st. NV. Notice Of funers
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Latney'
Funeral Home. 1881 Ga. ave. NV
YOUNG. SHIRLEY JEAN. On wednes
day. July 4. 1862. SHIRLEY JEAl
YOUNG Of l106 Holbrook ST.: ne
Apt 2. beloved. wife. of Danit
Mrs. Dolly Henderson. Also SurviV
ing are other relatives and man
friends. Notice of funeral later. Al
rangements by Mcclure. Inc. s
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Carrie M. Grimsley, IL, an
editorial assistant with the
National Education Association,
died yesterday at her home.
$50 North Kensington street,
Arlington.
The cause of death has not
been determined. Mrs. Grims-
ley had been hoSpitalized for
an ulcer condition in June.
Born in Suffolk, Va, Mrs.
Grimsley was graduated from
Longwood College in Farmville,
Va, in 1912. She worked for
former Virginia Gov. William
| Tuck during 1947-48.
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Edward E. Darby, Retired
Paper Company Executive

Edward E. Darby, 81, a re-
tired pulp paper executive, died
yesterday of a heart attack at
his home, 5000 Thirty-ninth
street NV.
Born in Washington, Mr.,
Darby began his career in the
paper industry in 1907 with
the old D. C. Paper Co.
Later he Joined the R. p
Andrews Paper Co. here and
retired from there last year
as its sales promotion manager
Mr.. Darby was known as the
Judge" in the paper industry
1t was said among his fellow
workers that he could tel
quality paper "at first glance.
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Carrie M. GrimsIey, Al,
NEA Editorial Assistant

She also had taught in high
schools Of Culpeper and Glou-
ceSter County, Va.
Mrs. GrimSley was married
in 1945 to Harris Grimsley, an
attorney with the Justice De-
partment, who survives her at
the family address.
She also leaves her mother,
Lena A. Gibboney, and a sister.
Mildred Gibboney, both OF
Farmville, Va.
Services will be at 2 pm,
Saturday at the Culpeper Bap-
fist Church. Burial will be in
Fairview Cemetery, also in Cul-
pepper.
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Mrs. CumpbelI's
Rites in New York

Funeral services for Mrs,
Katrine A. (Trina) Campbell,
formerly of Washington, who
died in New York Wednesday
will be held there at 3 pm
tomorrow at the Universal
Funeral Chapel, Fifty-second
street and Lexington avenue.
Mrs. Campbell, who was "a,
was with the United States
Information Agency's press Sec
ton from 1916 to 1858. She
leaves a siSter-in-law, Miss
Jane Campbell, of the Wash
ington Club.
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He was a member of Con-
gress Masonic Lodge here.
Mr.. Darby leaves two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Miriam Collins, S406
North Vermont street, Arling-
ton, and Miss Ruth Darby Of
Santa Rosa, Calf; a son, Ed
ward c. Darby of Grossmont,
Calf; a sister, Mrs. Joseph
Stephenson, BOIL Dent place
NV, and a brother. Rein
Darby, of the Dent place ad-
dress.
Services will be at Hines Flu
neral Home, Fourteenth and
Harvard streets NV, at 2 pm.
Saturday, with burial in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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F. J. Hoskino Rites

Services for Floyd j. HoSking
will be at 10 am. Monday in
Fort Myer Chapel, with burial
in Arlington Cemetery. Mr..
Hosking, 81, executive vice
president of Corn Industries
Research Foundation, Inc, died
Wednesday after a heart attack.
He lived at 3702 Leland street,
Chevy Chase.
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Alexandria, and Mrs. Frank
Thames, Fair Haven, Md; two
sisters, Mrs. Charles Roe,
Honesdale. Pa, and Mrs. Julius
OrloSky, Mishawaka, Ind; a
brother, Chester KarSlake,
Kearney, N. j., and 10 grand
children.
Burial was at Cedar Hill
Cemetery, Suitland, Md.
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Officers Club and cedarcrest
Country Club.
He leaves his wife, and
daughter Karen, 5, of 222e
North Burlington street, Airing
ton, the home address; and his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Wooldidge,
of Evansville, Ind.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fair
fax drive. Burial will be in
Evansville, Ind.
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Seizo Koboyoshi

TOKYO, July 6 (AP).-Seizo
Kobayashi, "a, former admiral
of the Japanese Imperial Navy
and governor-general of For
mosa, 1936-1940, died Wednes-
day of pneumonia.
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July o. 1901.
A more wonderful mother God never
Her teachings and memories shall
NAOMI.
HENSON, CHARLES II. In loving mem
DRY of our dear husband and father,
CHARLES H. HENSON, who depart
ed this life on July d, 1857.
Although the sun for each must set,
Those we love we never forget.
DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE M. HEN
SON: SON. EARL w. HENDER-
SON; DAUGHTER IN-LAW AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
HOWARD, DR.. WILLIAM JAMES, Jr.
In lSying memory 12NyvS Of u our brother
who passed to the Great Beyond
seventeen years ago today. July 8,
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE HE, LATE ATE
JAMES HOWARD.
of REV. JAMES MARSHALL, who
passed away four years ago today,
Loving memories never die
AS years roll on and days pass by;
In our hearts a memory, is kept.
OF one we loved and will never for
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH, AR
LINGTON, VA.
MARSHALL, REV. JAMES H. In loving
memory of my devoted husband,
REV. JAMES H. MARSHALL. who
passed away July 6, 1858.
Your memory is a precious treasure,
You passing a lifetime Of regret.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. RUBY.
MUNDY, ANDREW I. In memory q
my husband. ANDREW L. MUNDY,
who passed away on July 8. 1855
May his soul rest in peace.
YOUR WIFE. EDITH.
OLIPHANT, SYLVIA. In sad but low
ing memory Of our daughter, SYLVIA
oLIPHANT. who departed this life
We couldn't even say good-by;
So many words left unspoken,
So many tears to dry.
Some day we hope to meet you,
| When we, too, are called home.
We can complete our conversation
Around our Fathers throne.
You will never be forgotten.
MOTHER AND FATHER.
RANDOLPH, DR.. J. HARVEY. In low
]. HARVEY RANDOLPH. who de
parted this life two years ago today
Wednesday, July 6, 1860, at 90
years Of age. after having led III
|
Two years have passed since tha
| bleak day
When God came by for you;
Two years Of sad. fond memories
OF things we used to do.
They say that time heals ever!
i But oh. how deep the scar!
II The kind of leader that you werl
Can ne'er be reached by far.
And as you sleep beneath the sod
:, In yonder's burying plot
. The flower upon your mound VI
place
Is the for-get-me-
Well carry on as best we can
Until we get the nod.
Then wen Join hands with you ono
Around the throne of God.
i THE ]. H. RANDOLPH MEMORIAL
MoRIAH BAPTIST CHURcE
MRS. LOUISE HARDY, PRESI
DENT; MRS. MARIE F. WASH
I'll INGToN. CHAIRMAN OF Ell
LOGY.
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Darn nf THanka

PERRY, ANTHONY. The family Of thu
late ANTHONY PERRY acknowledge
with sincere gratitude the many ex-
pressions OF sympathy and thought
full kindness coming from friends
neighbors and relatives during thu
time Of our recent bereavement.
THE PERRY FAMILY.
TAYLOR, JOSEPH HENRY. Our sin.
eere thanks and appreciation for thu
kind expressions Of sympathy calls
cards, flowers and other kindnessei
from friends, neighborS and relatives
during our recent bereavement.
ANNA Z. TAYLOR AND FAMILY
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AnuEtltrgH

KAUFMAN, BENJAMIN. There will be
an unwilling in memory Of BENJA-
MIN KAUFMAN on Sunday, July 3,
ct IL am, King David Memorial
Gardens, Falls Church, Va. Rela-
tfFes and friends invited.
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HIT Mrnturtattt

the memory Of my darling mother,
MATTE A. DALE, who left me
July q. 1861.
A more wonderful mother God never
made.
Her teachings and memories shall
never fade.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of

Services Nv Chambers
/ Wright, Lillian W. W. Chambers Co
Benson, Jewell G. W. w. Chambers Co.
| Gray, Elmer G. W. W. Chambers Co
Sullivan, Agnes M. w. w. Chambers Co.
Matthew, F. S. c.,
Brother W. W. Chambers Co.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th ST and Mass Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
1905 14th st. NV. tn. 2-232e
Formerly at lib 18th st. NV.
.Rinaldi Funeral Home
74OO GEORGIA NV.
VETERANS BURIAL,
ALLOWANCE-S25O
2 Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospita
Ii. 3-4S80 RIA. 3-7411
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DfathH

lsKINs, ANNA. On Tuesday. July 3
1862, at her residence, l24$ ION
ct. NV, MRS. ANNA ASKINS. She
is survived by one son, Mr.. Robert
Reddick; one daughter, Mrs. Anna
Banks; four grandchildren, slH
one niece, Mrs. Mary Sandidge; 9TH
er relatives and many friends. Re
mains may be viewed Friday. July
8, after 3 pm, at the Hall Broth
efs Funeral Home, 621 Florida ave,
NV. Funeral services on Saturday,
July 2, at z Pm from the rlrS'
9th and N SITS. NV, the Rev. Ernest
Gibson, pastor. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park.
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BALDWIN. HARRIET +. On wednes

day july I, 1862, HARRIET 7
BALDWIN OF 5000 10th st. NV,
Scott Baldwin, mother Of Miss Cor
della Baldwin and Charles Franklin
Baldwin, grandmother Of Charles
Stephen Baldwin. Services and in
terment GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Arrange
ments BY the s. H. Hines Co. Fu'
neral Home.
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CEMETERY LOTS

PARKLAWN CEMETERY, 4 lots, rea-
sonable. Call 565-4054 after 4 pm
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, / lot, {
anytime
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BARKER, LULA II. Suddenly. on Thurs

ssi4 Cedar st.. Silver Spring, Nd.
LULA H. BARKER. wife Of Arthur
J. Barker. mother OF Mrs; Joann 3;
Campbell and Mrs. Mildred Edwards.
and grandmother Of Scott ?. and
Karen L. Comstock. Mrs. Barker
rests at the Warner z. Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave-.
will be held on Saturday, July 4, at
IL am, (parking faeilitiesl. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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GRIMsLEY, CARRIE G. suddenly

Thursday. July 5. 1862, at her resi-.
dence. $50 North Kensington St, Ar.
linston, Va, CARRIE @. GRiMsLEY.
beloved wife of Harris Grimsley
and the late John j. Gibboney Of
Farmville, Va. and sister of Mis-,
Mildred Gibboney of Farmville, Va
Services will be held Saturday, july
at 2 pm. at the Culpeper Baptist
Fairview Cemetery. Culpeper. Va. Ar.
rangements by the Geest Funeral
Home, Culpeper, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-06
FRANCIS j. CARMODY, Master
c. c. HUTCHINSON, Secy. z

BELL, GROVER CLEVELAND. on
WEDNESDAY, July 4 1852. At ia, Anns an;
BELL. husband Of the late Bessie b,
Bell and father Of Raymond N, Bel
Washington, D. c. Also survived By
three sisters, Mrs. Jessie ?: Kerns
Falls Church, Va; Mrs. E. c. Kerns
Baltimore, Nd. and Mrs. Olive May
hugh Of Arlington. Va, and on,
Nd. Friends may call at the Pearson
Funeral Home. 472 North Washing
ton ST., Falls Church, Va. whert
funeral services will be held on Sat
ufday. July 2. at II am; Intermen
Cedar Hill Cemetery. washington