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Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01
LOCAL SCHOOL
GRADUATE RECORD
NUMBER OF PUPILS

Members of the Percy L. JUL
ian graduating class who received
scholarship awards we're Carol
Chester. 1852 S. 81 Street, Roos-
evelt Classroom Teachers:
Harry T. Dennis, 5O45 S. 2l ST..
Arizona Tribune; Edward Har-
deman, 24l5 E. Atlanta, Careers
Club and Thomas Johnson, 45O2
S. lo Street, Julian award. There
were "a members of the gradu-
ating class who received their
diplomas.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL NCCJ

New officers of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews Inter High School Brother
hood Council are Larry Weisse-
berg, 1926 w. Cavalier Drive,
West Phoenix High: Bob Ramsey,
1882 Freeway Lane, Cortez High:
Howard Kirk, 1902 E. Atlanta,
and Pete Bernado. 5O2 E. Roser,
both of South Mountain High.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01

Graduates of Mary Bethune
School who received awards in
clude Jimmie Lewis Gray, ll2o
w. Cocopah, Arizona Tribune:
Ruth Colbert, 1914 w. Cocopah,
Careers for Youth; 10 Frances
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01
FIRST GRADUATE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. : The 5Oth
commencement xercise of
Memphis State University in
cluded presentation of degree
to the schools first Negro grad
uate.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01
BETHUNE GRADS GET AWARDS

Kitchen, 73o w. Buckeye Road,
Apt. 357, and Frank Renteria,
llOo w. Mohave. both received
PTA wards.
Ninety students were in the
18th annual graduating class.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01

Pictured Booker Washington gradual
ing class of 1862.
Rodriguez Lillian Margaret Whitfield Flava Casandra Chap
Richard Mata, % Edmond Shvers Leonard Joseph Wilson,
Carlos Ruiz Cecilia Sorie Saucedo Josephine
Martinez Sherry Johnson Carrie Mae Wade Lou Ann Wat
son. Julian Raymond Ramirez Benny Castro. r Danny Lee
Lee Sung Roy Ohon, Tanzela Woods Matte Vera
Golfer Smith, Deborah June Lggns, Doris Ann Walton
Frances Escalante Ronald Gabreah.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01

Tuesday night, May 20 will be milestone the lives Of these
happy eighth grade graduates They few of the o4 member
Palndale class who received their diplomas.
Nlson vaedctorian and Leonard G. Brown.
sautatorian, both Career Club scholarships.
Second rowCaro Ann Young. winner of the Roosevelt Class
Teachers scholarships Arnold Davis recipient watch
given Broadway Young
Padale council scholarship (Fhoto--Bobby 1eard)
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-01

Pictured members of the Palmdale graduating
class Blanche Johnson Ronald Brooks Chrs Sapp. Freddie
Brown Rosie Chders Margaret Gauff Chiffon
Watts Roger Jackson Hayes. Norris Turner Margaret
Robertson Theresa Spencer.
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Col. WooIey,
Air Force Officer

Col. Charles H. Woolley,
USAF, retired, chief Air Force
installations officer in Europe
from 1851 to 1854, died of a
heart attack yesterday at
Brunswick (Me.l Naval Air
Station Hospital. He lived in
South Harpswell, Me.
Col. Woolley, 68, served in
Washington during World War
II as a member of the Air
Force installations staff ham
cling the expansion of air
bases in the United States.
Col. Woolley received the Lee
gion of Merit for his action in
obtaining land bases in South
America prior to World War
II for the landing and refueling
American fighting planes being
ferried to England.
He helped initiate the mill
tary'S Wherry program Of on
base housing for military per-
sonnet and their dependents. He
set up a similar program in
France and England in the
1950s.
He leaves his wife, Mary,
South HarpSwell, Me-; a son,
Woodrow, of New Hampshire;
a brother, James. of Boston,
and five grandchildren.
Services will be Tuesday at
p pm. at South Harpswell,
with burial following.
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Frank E. Ferro, Sc, Active
In Area Construction Field

Frank E. Ferro. Sc, construc-
ton superintendent for Stan
ford Construction Co., died
Friday at Suburban Hospital,
Bethesda, Md, of a heart all
ment.
Mr.. Ferro, a Washington
area resident for 26 years,
lived at the home of his son,
Frank E.. jr., 1910 Muncaster
Mill road, Rockville, Md.
He was in the construction
field since World War I, and
supervised the building of the
Interstate Commerce and La
Dor Building and the Standard
Oil Building in the 1930s.
In his work for the STAN
ford Construction Co., an af-
filiate of Giant Food Co., Mr..
Ferro supervised the construc-
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Mrs. Alexander F. Bell, so;
Taught in District Schools

Mrs. Alexander F. Bell, a Dis
trict teacher for more than rs
years, died of cancer at her
home Thursday. She was so.
Mrs. Bell of 1886 Oak street
NV, retired this month from
the staff of Sythax schools on
Half street S.W. She began her
teaching career at Bell school.
The former Alice McGinty,
she was a native Of Forsyth,
Ga. Her family moved to At
lanta when Mrs. Bell was in
elementary school. Mrs. Bell,
who was orphaned at an early
age, came to Washington to live
with an aunt and uncle.
Here she attended Dunbar
High School and was graduated
from the Miner D.C.) Teach
ers College.
Mrs. Bell was a member of
the Asbury Methodist Church,
the D. c. Friends of Liberia, the
Women'S Auxiliary Of Freed
mems Hospital, the Washing
ton Society of Cinematograph-
ers, the Pharmaceutical Auxil-
larry and the Young Women's
Christian Association.
She leaves her husband, a
pharmacist, of the home ad-
dress; two sisters, Mrs. Lula
Belle Boggs and Mrs. Virdie
Wrae Garrison, both of New
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Miss Wilson, IS,
War | Nurse,
Served in Europe

Miss Emma Wilson, SO, a re-
tired nurse, and a member OF
an old Silver Spring family
died Tuesday at New Smyrna
Beach, Fla, where she had
lived for the past II years.
Born and raised in Silver
Spring, Miss Wilson attended
high school in the District and
the School of Nursing at Johns
Hopkins University in Balti-
more.
Upon her graduation, she be-
came a Red Cross nurse and
served later in Warsaw, Poland,
during World War I.
When Miss Wilson returned
home from Poland she became
a resident nurse at various col
leges and institutions. She re-
tired in the early 1940s.
Her family has long been es-
tablished in Silver Spring and
the original Wilson home,
which stood on what is now
Georgia avenue opposite the
Woodside Methodist Church,
was built on a land grant from
more tina 1000 acres from the
British Crown.
She leaves no immediate
family.
GraveSide services will be at
10 am. Thursday at the Grace
Episcopal Church Cemetery
Silver Spring.
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Lyle F. Watts, u, Dies;
Conservation Expert

Lyle F. Watts, 70, former
chief of the Agriculture Depart
ment Of Forest Service and an
internationally recognized con-
servation expert, died Friday
in a Portland, Greg. hospital
after a long illness.
Mr.. Watts served SO years
with the Forest Service, acting
as its chief both in the Wash
ington office and in the field
from 1913 to 1852. On his
retirement he continued to
work on conservation problems
through such national organi-
cations as the Izaak Walton
League.
Mr.. Watts lived in Washing
ton at 1911 R street NV. dur
ing his tenure as chief of the
Forest Service.
Dean at Utah State
In 1928-the only time in his
professional career spent away
from the Forest Service-Mr.
Watts acted as dean Of the
School of Forestry at Utah State
Agricultural College.
Born in Cerro Gordo County,
Iowa, Mr.. Watts was a quiet
man who was fond of fishing.
He received his bachelor of
science degree from Iowa State
University in 1918 and his
masters degree there in 1928.
Mr.. Watts was awarded the
Croix du Chevalier de la Merite
Agricole (the cross of merit for
service to agriculture) from the
French government and re-
ceived the Agriculture Depart
ment's Distinguished Service
award.
He was also presented with
an honorary Ph.D. degree from
Iowa State College.
AS chairman of the standing
advisory committee on forestry
Of the Food Agriculture Or
ganization of the United Ma
tons. he represented the COM
mittee at international meet
ings on conservation.
Mr.. Watts leaves his wife,
Nell, Of Portland; a son, Cor
don, of 1904 Garfield drive,
Alexandria, and a daughter,
June, of Portland.
Services will be tomorrow in
Portland. with burial at Rose
City Cemetery there.
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John FIJI. Douglas,
Brother of Senator

MILWAUKEE,, June is CAP)
John F. H. Douglas, ~, pro-
fessor emeritus Of electrical en-
cheering at Marquette Univer-
city and brother of Senator
Paul H. Douglas, Democrat of
Illinois. died today Of lung con-
gestion and heart failure. He
had been in failing health since
fall in January. =
A 1907 graduate of MaSsa--
chusetts Institute Of Technol-
ogy, Mr.. Douglas had been a
member of the Marquette fac
ulty since 1920. He became pro-
fessor emeritus in 1855, but had
continued teaching part time.
He was on the faculty at Cor
nell University from 1907 to
1914, Iowa University from 1914
to 1917, and Texas Ann from
1917 to 1920.
Burial will be in Rotterdam
Junction, N. Y.
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ton of many of the Super
Giant food centers. b,
He was a member of Car,
penter's Union. Local 1872. .,
Mr.. Ferro leaves two sons,
Frank E., jr., of the home adj
dress; John NJ, 4901 Aspen Hill,
road, Wheaton, Md; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Fried, 1911
Valleywood drive. Wheaton,
Md; four brothers, Nicholas
and John. Newport News, Va,
William, Baltimore, and Jo-
seph, Greenville, S. c.; and,
three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Poz-
lik and Mrs Robert Lee, New
port News. and Mrs. Louise
Richmond, Hartford, Conn. d,
Services Will be at / pm.
tomorrow at the Warner E.
Humphrey funeral home, 8434
Georgia avenue. Burial will be
at Park Lawn Cemetery.
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DFatha

is. 1852. IRWIN WEINER 81 3si2
beloved husband Of Florence WeineT
11Rd devetsd father o. Deheie and
WED By bis mother. Ms. Esther sI
Weiner Of Chevy Chase. Nd; two
brothers and one sister. Dr.. Simon
e, Weinsr Of Washington. D. c.;
MHenrS .n gsi Ter Sutb s sotb Spring g
held at the c. D. ooldberg & Son
Funeral Home, 4217 9th st. NV,
f m sHsSsy irS SSns k.hit c.stsI9
mont lane, Chevy Chase, Nd. Fam
ily suggests In lieu Of flowers con-
tributions be made to the Jewish
Foundation for Retarded Children,
$500 I'd st. NV. IL
CLYDE. On wednes-
day, June 10, 1852, at 2616 RoX-
% SgEg 5s WINTER . PAX Ea CLYDE y
Edith Wendelken, father Of Clyde
Wendelken. IT,. Of wichita. Kans
steptather Of Charles MaeNabb Of
washington, D, G.. and Mrs, Edith
yates Of panville Va; brother Of
delken and Mrs. Catherine Kinsey
Of Marietta, Ohio, and Mrs. Trina
Bott Of Orlando, Fla. He also Is
survived BY one grandchild. Friends
may call at Gavler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking OBJ
positel. where services will be held
at 12:45 pm. Monday. June IS.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. II
MISS EMMA. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. June IL, 1862 at New
Smyrna Beach, Pa, MISS EMMA
Lawrence 2. and MARGARET D. VIII
son, great-aunt Of Sally and Charles
Wilson. 10102 Gates ave. Wheaton,
Nd; Robert Wilson Of Bethesda,
Nd: Margaret Ellen Patrick Of
Miamisburg, Ohio. and Owen How
ard III Of Florida; aunt of Curtis
and Arthur Morsell Of Miivaukee,
Wis. Interment Grace Episcopal
Church Cemetery, Silver Spring, Nd,
on Thursday. June 81, at 10 am.
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York; two brothers, Howard v.
McGinty of Atlanta and James
c. McGinty, ST., of New York,
and her aunt, Mrs. Carrie E. T.
Johnson, of SIT Rock Greek
road NV.
Services will be at IL am.
Tuesday in the Asbury Meth
odist Church. Burial will be at
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
Suitland road, Md. =
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AnuRtltnDH

BARsKY, WILLIAM. There will be
an unwilling Of a monument 70 the
memory Of WILLIAM BARShI. pc
loved husband. father and srand-
Al pm at Mount Lebanon Gene
terry. Relatives and friends are
''' THE FAMILY. I7,e3.24
EHRLICH. FRED. The unwilling Of
a memorial for FRED EHRLlCH.
devoted husband and father, on
Sunday, June "a. 1862, at IL am,
at the B'nai Israel Cemetery, Oxon
Hill, Nd. Relatives and friends are
invited. THE FAMILY. II
GUDELSKY. HARRY. The unwilling
q 4 memorial for HARRY GuDEL-
SKY beloved husband e i nas fa q
pm, at ohel YskoV Congregation
Cemetery (Baltimorel. Herring Run,
located at Moravia ave-. off Rte.
60, Pulaski hTy ;l.ut turn left ~, at
tiVes invited to attend.
IDA GUDELSKY, ERWIN AND
JUDAH GUDELSKY. 1923
oSTRoW, MORRIS. An unwilling
terry on Sunday, June "a. 1862,
at 1890 am, in the memory Of
THE FAMILY.
TRIGGER, HARRY. There will be an
unwilling to the memory OF HARRY
TRIGGER, loving and devoted father
Of Mrs; Oscar A; Dodek. Mrs,
Adele Manner, E; Joel Treger and
day day June June a, Isea. At il &c: 80 ann ann.
sharp at the Bnai Israel Cemetery,
Qxon Hill. Nd. Relatives and
friends invited. 17,22.23
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In Mrntnriaitt

NEWMAN, CHARLES D. In loving
and brother in-law, CHARLES D.
NEWMAN, who passed away four
years ago today. June II. 1888.
In our hearts a memory is kept
OF one we loved and will never
MOTHER-IN-LAw HAZEL E.
BRAWNER, AND BROTHER-IN-
LAW. DONALD E. BRAWNER.
PACKER, LILLIAN J. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear daughter and sister,
LILLIAN J. PACKER, who passed
II, 1861.
A. link within our chain was broken,
When quietly YOU slipped away.
What 1t means to lose you
The world will never know.
Still in our hearts your memory
sweetly' tenderly. fond and true:
There Is not day, dear Lillian
That We do not think Of you.
MOTHER. CYNTHIA HENDERSON:
fTsTEEs hN3D TB BE6THEAEgD J64H EME
PACKER, LILLIAN J. In loving mem
DRY Of my darling mother. LILLIAN
]. PACKER, who departed this life
one year ago, June II. 1861.
A precious one from me has gone
A voice ! loved is Stilled
A place Is vacant in my heart
That never can be filled.
HER DEVOTED SON. JAMES
PRIVETTE, FOY Z. In loving memory
of my friend FOY E. PR1VETTE
who passed away June II, 1861.
He babe no last farewell.
He said goodbye to none.
The heavenly gates Just opened wide
And loving voice said come.
God knew that he was suffering
And the hills were hard to climb
So he closed his weary eyslids
And ,h whispered that Dsace be
YOUR pEXoTED FRIEND. LYDIA
SAVOY, EDWARD AUGUSTINE. In
fond memory of our beloved father.
EDWARD AUGUSTINE SAVOY. on
Fathers Day.
ED1 TT iO KfaE EN- s i Ef 1lSs MN;
SHARPE, PATRICK h, Sr. In loving
father, PATRICK H. SHARPE. ST..
on this Fathers Day, who passed
away four years ago, June II. 1865.
The sun will shine, the sun will set:
But come what may, we will never
forget
The day you went away.
THOMAS, NELLIE /. In loving mem
mory of our dear mother, NELLIE
I. THOMAS. who passed away two
years ago today, June IT. 1860.
Somewhere above this troubled world
Faith beyond all grief and care,
Our loved one rests in heavenly
God grant, some day we will meet
her there.
LOVING SONS, WILLIAM AND
GEORGE BRISCOE.
WATSON, LILLIAN A. F. In loving
memory Of LILLIAN A. FLOYD
WATSON, who passed away one
year ago today, June u, 1861.
LOVING HUSBAND, JOHN NJ. WAT
SON. AND FAMILY.
VEINS, JAMES MELVIN. In loving
memory of my dear husband who
passed away three years ago today,
June II. 1859.
Day by day / miss him more,
AS l go through life alone;
He was my souls companion,
life Joined with my own.
HIS LONELY WIFE, JEANETTE
WEEMS AND HIS DEVOTED
SISTER IN LAW. PEARL L.
TNDALL.
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ARNoLD. MARIE GoRGAs WRIGHT.
SON. On Friday. June IS. 1862. at
% Shsss; M Ap MARIE 20! ooEoAs
late Prescott Niles Arnold, daughter
: Of Ailene Gorgas Wrightson and
: the late Col. William D. Wrightson,
mother Of Roger p Gabriel. William
Gorgas Arnold, Prescott Niles Arnold
and Julia Gayle Arnold She also
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
I756 Pa. ave. nv. Courtesy park
. ing opposite: where services will
10 am. Interment Milton, Mass. II
BALL, ELLA VIRGINIA. On Friday,
~ ySne MP p; J 1897 pear WaynesHoro.
Of the late Rev. BENJAMIN r. and
Alice Hobbs Ball, sister Of Mrs
Frances E. Jones Of Waynesboro, va.
and Mrs. Orville M. johnson Of
Alexandria, Va: aunt OF Mrs. George
G. Barton Of Memphis, Tenn. FriendI
may call at the Birch Funeral Home
1854 NJ st. NV, after 2 pm. sat.
urday,. June 16, where services vii
be held on Monday, June 10, a
10 am. Interment Harmony Gene
terry. Glenwood, Nd. II
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Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

Martin, Edna WV. Chambers Co.
Dixon, Chilly T. w. w. Chambers Co.
| Rouden,
Marion T. w. W. Chamber Co.
Booker, Sheril NJ. W. W. Chambers Co.
/ Dupay, 1t. Col.
Arthur N,
USAF W. W. Chambers Co.
Estep, Joseph W. | w. w. Chambers Co.
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1n MFntnrtattt

OLIVE L. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. OLIVE
L. ALEXANDER, who passed away
June II. 1860.
Mother dear, since you departed,
You have left Us broken-hearted,
We cannot be glad again.
BY the fire q vacant chair,
Which once held your form SO
dear;
Gone are your footsteps on the stair,
Silent sadness now is here.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered,
Sweet, happy memories cling
round your name;
True hearts that loved you with
deepest affection
Always will love you In death Just
the same.
YOUR CHILDREN, JUNE, MAR
JORIE AND GORDON, ..-
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Of the late SIDNEY x. BARNETT
wishes to express their gratitude for
sympathy shown In their recent loss.
Many thanks for the cards, calls
and flowers.
HOLT. CLARICE PLEASANT. The
family Of the late MRS. CLARICE
p. HOLT Acknowledges with sincere
gratitude the many kindnesses ex-
MRS. MARTHA PLEASANT CHASE
AND HOLT FAMILY.
GILMORE. REV. BRADLEY L. The
am dE n re S Sshs sEv 10 sa sacsfsy
thank the Rev, Leamon White and
the Rev. Herbert Travis, the Rev
6s0rss s Tsay %m Mr.; yG ss. yates Yates
Baptist Church. the Rev. william
Chisholm and members Of the Fifth
Baptist Church. the Rev. james
somersille and members Of the
the department Of medicine Of How.
ard University. the numerous friends
in Atlantic City, N. j., and the
many friends and neighbors in
Washington, D. C., for their many
ton IN the recent loss Of our be-
loved husband and father.
LYDIA ", GILMORE. ELSIE H.
MOhMAN.
JONES, FRANK A. The family Of
the late FRANK A. JONES wishes
70 thank the John T. Rhines Co,
the Rev. Garnet. the Rev. W. H.
Montgomery and Mrs. Vivian Smith
for her solo,. the Naval Receiving
station. the friends and neighbors
OF Howard I'd. Sc, all those who
sent flowers, cards. telegrams and
o oonats0 tneiT h cars all made
rsavement. THE FAMILY.
SCOTT, CHRISTINE. The family o
the late CHRISTINE scott
acknowledges with deep and sincerI
gratitude the many heartfelt ex
pressions from relatives. friends anC
the community at large. We wish
to thank especially the Rev. Johr
.. Bussey, pastor Of the Bethesda
Baptist Church; the Rev. Watts
the Rev. Bowie, Mrs. Roberta Cad
son. Mrs. Anita Harrod and Mr.,
Stewart, mortician. To all who sent
Towers. sympathy cards, kilograms
and called to express coincidence, we
are forever indebted and sincerely
grateful. May Heavens richest
rblessings be upon all who helped or
made expressions in any way.
THE SCOTT FAMILY.
taylor. IRVING o. I acknowledge
with greateful appreciation the
various kindnesses and thoughtful
mess shown to me at the time Of
my husbands death.
s MRS. BEATRICE Z. TAYLOR
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord ct fhanks
In The Sfor mestska need
which can hardIy be solved in
any ether w0y. Not only is
Il q sroeiovs expression Of
gratitude to these who hove
sent Horul tnbVtss but also
eovhssvsIY acknowledges the
services and kindnsssss Of
the menY 10 whom q personal
note Of thanks cannot we'll be
meilsd Or whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of thonks
rneY be sronssd by telephone
10. The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening ndSvndoY Star
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-6 adjoin-
ing sites, to settle estate. Call RE.
1854. -.
CONGRESSIONAL c RY-2
choice sites, will sell for quick sale;
moving from area. ia. S-55SS.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-3 choice
lots: sacrifice, 500 ca. MRS.
TURNER. AP. 7-5615. after 6 pm.
FORT LINCOLN sites, Mount Cal
vary section, mr.. cross, lot No. 72O.
FORT LINCOLN-6 gravesites, ali OF
individually. LU. 2-6363.
FORT LINCOLN-4 sites, with marker
privilege. block 8. lot $40: cost $500;
will sacrifice for immediate sale.
FORT LINCOLN-3 sites g, 4, 5, lot
419. blk. III; marker privils. KE
$4,000. any time.
FOUR CRYPTS in Catholic section Of
Fort Lincoln MauSoleum: will sell
for "a value. ia. S-2S6S. II
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK = .
pairs crypts in Geo. Washington
Mem; value; S. 900; will accept
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK = S
offer. LU. 1-17l3.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
sites; $laS ca. Buy all four, 5000.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-5 lots.
.,a SITES Seaen; sacrifice to settle
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MILTON A., sr. In loving
Day. MILTON A. BLAND. sr.
God gave US Q wonderful father,
He was one who never grew old;
God made his smiles as the sunshine.
He made his heart Of pure gold.
All our love.
MILTON, Jr.; BARBARA AND
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Darn nf Chunks

BARNETT, SIDNEY Z. The family
wishes TO express their gratitude for
sympathy shown In their recent loss.
Many thanks for the cards, calls
and flowers
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WENDELKEN, CLYDE. An emergent

CLYDE. An emergent
% communication Of Joppa
g. J 4:
IN is hereby called to assem-
" IS, 1862, at 12:45 pm,
for the purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic services for our late brother
and Past Master. CLYDE WEN
DELKEN.
WILLIAM ALDER, s. w.
DAVID z. WIKOFF, Secy. IL
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GEORGE G.. on Friday.
June IS. 1852, at his residence.
oESoR aGE'p 9th pztBoAsEE!Ps ''6P Beloved We'd
husband Of Maude P, Padgett and
father Of Mrs. Evelyn Tiighman.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
VIII 81 Ssd U On MO iSnsra u sssVsss
at 2 pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. II
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GAIT, DWIGHT B., Sr. On Friday,
June 10; 1862, ct Prince Georges
ST.. Of 41O3 Clagget I'd, HyattsvilIe'
Nd. husband Of Elizabeth q. Gait,
a1d Dwight Gait. IT.: brother
Of Robert U. Geib. ir. There also
are four grandchildren. Mr.. Gait
rests at the Warner 3. Humphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring: Nd. where friends
pm. Barking facilities). Services
will be held on Monday. June 10,
AZ IL am. at Pinkney Memorial
Episcopal Church, AID ave, and
Gallatin st.. Hyatsville, Md Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. II
GLEASON. NICHOLAS p. On Friday,
June Is, 1862. at his residence
$50 Rhode Island ave. me-, NICHO-
LAS p. GLEASON. beloved husband
Of Margaret E. Gleason, father OF
Bernard j. and Patrick Charles
Gleason, brother Of Mrs. B. O'Donell
and Mrs. Mary Mcdonald Prayers
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2gO1 18th st. NV. on Monday; June
Church, 1900 North Capitol st.
where the. holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered at 8 am for
the repose Of his soul. 1nterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. II
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BROWN. MARY LOVE PETERSON. A
tribute Of love and devotion to the
memory OF my mother. MARY LOVE
PETERSON BROWN, who departed
this life two years ago, June II.
1850.
May she rest in peace.
DAUGHTER, ERMA B. CORNISH .
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FERRo. FRANZ e nn rridau M,

Is, 1862, at Suburban aosbitai
FRANK Z; FERRo Of 4eid Nun
band Of the late ceiiie a Fe nTS-
father Of Mrs. Joseph A. Fried,
Frank z: and John NJ. Ferro.
brother Of Mrs. Joseph Poslik, Mrs
Robert E., Lee. Mrs. Louise Rock
wood and Nicholas, Joseph, viii
liam L. and John Ferro. There also
are twelve grandchildren and one
at the Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. where services will be
held on Monday. June IS, at j
pm; Sparking facilities). Interment