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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
Arthur E. LyboIt,
Former Editor of
Blue Ridge Herald

PURCELLVILLE, Va, Oct
81 (SpeciaD. - Arthur Eugene
Lybolt, 81. former owner and
editor of the Blue Ridge Her.
aid in Purcellville, died yester-
day at his home here.
He was born in Mount Pleas
ant, Mich, and was a graduate
of the University of Michigan
Law School.
After his graduation, he
practiced law in Kansas City,
Mo. During Word War I he
served overseas with the
YMCA. He and Mrs. Lybolt
came here from Kansas City
after the war.
He served as postmaster OF
Purcellville during the admin
iStration of President Harding
Later he and Mrs. Lybolt es-
tablished the weekly Blue
Ridge Herald. He retired in
1941, when the paper was sold
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisen-
hard. ESQ
Mr.. Lybolt was a member of
the Society of Friends.
He leaves his wife, Mabel
Nichols Lybolt, and a sister,
Mrs. Ernest Walsh of Dowag-
lac. Mich.
Funeral services will be at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Goose
Creek Friends Meeting House
in Lincoln, Va. Burial will be
in Lincoln Cemetery.
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Special Session
Not Planned
BY the Associated Press

White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger says reports
that Congress would be called
into special session are IN
founded.
Rumors about a special ses-
sion have floated around Capt.
tol Hill since the Cuban crisis
began.
The White House was flooded
with calls from members OF
Congress, and Mr.. Salinger
called an informal, quick brief
ing in the White House lobby
yesterday to say:
THE President has not called
the congressional leadership
back for a meeting nor has
there been any consideration OF
discussions of a special session
of Congress. I just want to
make that clear"
Senate and House leaders of
both parties we're rushed to
Washington Monday to consult
with Mr.. Kennedy in advance
of his address to the Nation an
nouncing plans to blockade
Cuba. They came back again
Wednesday, then were told
there was no reason why they
could not return to their home
States, although they should be
ready to fly back to Washing
ton on eight hours notice.
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CHELEC, LOUIS B. There will be an
unwilling Of a monument in memory
Of LOUIS B. CHELEC at l pm.
Sunday, october rs, 1869. at Adas
Israel Cemetery Relatives and
friends are invited.
LENET, EDWARD N. AND ROSE P.
There will be a double unyeiling of
GSad paTent 9 Ep%R8 81 our a Ss
ROSE p. LENET, on Sunday, octo-
Der .2S, 1862, at pm, at King
Church, Va. THE FAMILY. %
PRENsKY, MILTON A. There will be
an unwilling in memory of MIL
TON A. PRENsKY. on Sunday, Qcto-
81 Sssd e. SS S?sS at d R at E5Rs s
REMER; LENA. There vii, be "a an 2
REMER on Sunday, October %,
1862, at 1870 am, at King David
Memorial Cemetery, Falls Church
Va Rs s,E r spa tTienSs d jay g
fash, NATHAN. dwelling of the
monument in memory of the late
Sunday. october IS, 1852. at i
pm, at the George Washington Me-
morial Cemetery, Mount Lebanon,
Farmland Section.
MINNIE fash AND FAMILY. 20
RUBINsTEIN, SAMUEL. Tnere win be
an unveiling of a monument in the
memory of SAMUEL RUBINSTEIN,
our beloved husband and father at
Riggs I'd, Hyattsville. Md, on Sun
day, october IS. 1852, at 11:30
am. Friends and relatives invited.
RUBINSTEIN FAMILY.
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became professor of education
in 1850 after having served in
assistant and associate profess
sor posts. She served also as
director of student teaching
and organizer and acting direc-
tor of the university counseling
services.
Mrs. Wright wrote numerous
papers and magazine articles,
most of them dealing with ed
ucation and race relations. Her
doctoral thesis, THE Education
Of Negroes in New jersey" was
published by Columbia Teach
ers College in 1941.
She had been a research as
sistant for the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People on public school
desegregation cases decided by
the Supreme Court in 1854.
Received Newspaper Grant
She received two awards from
the Journal of Negro History
for articles and book reviews
apartment house told them he
1913 she was cited by the New
Jersey Herald News for out
standing work on behalf of
Negroes in that State.
Last year, she received The
Evening Stars annual research
fellowship. The $4,000 grant
was to allow her to complete a
biographical study of the late
Lucy Diggs Slowe, Towards
first dean of women, who died
in 1887.
Mrs. Wright was a member of
numerous educational and other
professional organizations in
Guiding the National Education
Association, the American AS
ISOLATION of University Pro-
fessors, American Guidance
and Personnel Association and
the Association for the Study
Of Negro Life and History.
Divorced, she leaves two chill
dren of a previous marriage,
Thelma Moss of Montclair,
N. j., and James Moss of
Middletown, N. Y.
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Mrs. Ayoub, IS,
Left Jordan to
Join Children

Mrs. Mazouzeh Ayoub, SIS,
vino came to the United States
from Jordan in 1858. died of a
heart attack Thursday at her
home, 5515 North Twenty
fourth street, Arlington.
Born in Ramallah, Jordan,
she attended school there and
was married in 1920. She came
to the United States, to be with
her seven children, who live in
the Washington area. Her hus-
band, traffic controller for a
Jordanian bus company, has
been employed at Glen Echo
Park. .........
Mrs. Ayoub was a member of
the Greek Orthodox Syrian
Church in Washington.
She leaves her husband,
Khalil Ayoub of the home ad-
dress; four sons, Issa and Munir,
both of the home address; Mu-
fid of 1920 Maple avenue, Tako-
ma Park, and Abdullah of 1912
Sewell avenue, Falls Church,
and three daughters, Mrs. Mary
B. Hishmeh of 6911 Eighteenth
avenue, West Hyattsville; Mrs.
Asma j. Ayoub of 6129 Thirty
fifth street, Arlington, and Mrs.
Victoria A. Audi of 6901 Little
Falls road, North Arlington,
Va.
Services will be at Q pm.
Tuesday at St. Georges Epis-
copal Church, Fairfax drive and
North Nelson street, Arlington.
Burial will be in National Me-
mortal Park, Lee Highway, Falls
Church.
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Harold j. Toner. IL, a metal
lurgist with the Navy Bureau OF
Ships for rs years until his
retirement last year. died of a
heart attack Thursday at the
Washington Sanitarium. He
lived at 8508 Cedar street, Sill
yer Spring.
Mr.. Toner interrupted his
service at the Bureau of Ships
between 194S and 1860 when he
served as assistant professor OF
metallurgy at the University OF
Oklahoma.
A native of Kenosha, Wis, he
received a professional degree
in metallurgical engineering
and a masters degree in metal
lurgy from the University OF
Wisconsin.
He served in the Army's
Chemical Warfare Service dur
ing World War I and also
worked for the Continental Can
Co. in Chicago, the johnson
Motor Co. in Waukegan, Ill.
and the Gisholt Machine Co. in
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John J. Keune,
Former Proprietor
Of Shoe Store

John j. Keane, g.. who OPP
Grated the Parmelee Shoe Store
at 1919 F street NV. for 80
years, died at the Kensington
Nursing Home yesterday after
a long illness.
Mr.. Keane was a native of
Washington and lived at 500
Carolina place NV. for 80
years. He was a shoe salesman
before becoming owner of the
F street shop.
An Army veteran during
World War I, he was a mem
Der of American Legion Post
40. He also was a member of
the Holy Name Society of Our
Lady of Victory Church.
He leaves his wife. Irene, of
the home; a daughter, Mrs.
Donald Brothers, of 1870 Col
lege View drive, Silver Spring;
a son, John. jr., of l2l Pimmit
drive. Falls Church; a sister,
Mrs. Mary Krug, of 1884
Thirty-fifth street NV, and
six grandchildren.
A requiem mass will be said
at 9:15 am. Monday at Our
Lady of Victory Catholic
Church, Reservoir road and
Macarthur boulevard NV,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
Friends may call at the Devol
funeral home, 1924 Wisconsin
avenue NV, after noon today.
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Harold J, Toner Dies;
Navy Ex-Meto|Iurgist

Madison, Wis, before joining
the Navy.
His memberships included
the American Institute of Met
allurgical Engineers, the
American Society of Metals, the
Association of Senior Engineers
of the Bureau of Ships and the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science. He
also was a member of the
Washington Society of Engi-
neers and the Holy Name So
ciety of st. Michaers Catholic
Church, Silver Spring.
He leaves his wife Adeline,
of the home address; a son,
Daniel F. of Knoxville, Tenn,
and two daughters, Mrs Clar-
ence Rolen of San Francisco
and Mrs. John M. Sterling of
1902 Linden avenue, Takoma
Park.
Mass will be said at 9 am.
Monday at st. Michael's Cath
Ollie Church, 905 Wayne avenue,
Silver Spring. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Girls Apartment
Damaged by Fire

A fire burned out the living
room of two young girls apart
ment at 1921 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. early this morning.
Engine Co. No. % responded
at ITO am. and found smoke
and flames billowing from the
girls second-floor apartment.
No injuries we're reported,
although about so persons
evacuated the five-story brick
building.
The two girls, Miss Judy
Mickey and Miss Sandra Helwig,
both Is, were away at the time.
The fire was caused by a
cigarette left smoldering for
several hours in an armchair,
said Lit. Anthony B. Mileo, a
deputy fire marshal.
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Avedon Photographs
To Go On Exhibit

A new exhibit at the Arts
and Industries Building of the
Smithsonian Institution fea-
lures the photography of Rich
ard Avedon.
The exhibit. to run from No
vember to December II, in
cludes nearly 100 feet of piano.
ramic composites taken during
the photographers career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
Louise Beavers,
Veteran Actress

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 81 (AP)
ACTRESS Louise Beavers, whose
career in films, radio, television
and the theater spanned more
than 80 years, died yesterday.
Miss Beavers, so, was the
star of the ''Beulah" comedy
series on television. Her latest
film role was in "All the Fine
Young Cannihals." She played
her first major movie role in
1884 in Imitation of Life"
Miss Beavers had suffered
from diabetes for some time.
She entered a hospital Thurs
day. Her husband, Leroy
Moore, survives. They had no
children.
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Ballet Glasses

Two new programs of ballet
classes for adults will be given
by a member of the National
Ballet Company. The classes,
sponsored by the Montgomery
County Recreation Department,
will be held at 10 am. Thurs
days at the Bethesda Youth
Center and 5 pm. Tuesdays at
the Kemp Mill Ele m entary
School, Sisson street, Silver
Spring.
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Professor Marion Wright
Found Dead in Automobile

Mrs. Marion Thompson
Wright, So, professor of edu-
cation at Howard University,
was found dead yesterday be-
hind the wheel of her car in
the garage at her home, 1858
California street NV.
Police are investigating the
circumstances of her death.
An autopsy has been scheduled
for this afternoon IN an effort
to determine its cause.
Walter G.. Daniel of 1905
Lamont street NV, and Elias
Blake of TAI Longfellow street
NV, two of Mrs. Wright's
fellow professors at the uni
versity, discovered her body at
about 4:25 pm. yesterday.
Concerned because she failed
to report for several classes yes
terday, they called her apart
ment house. When neighbors
were unable to rouse her in
the apartment, Mr.. Daniel and
Mr.. Blake went to the residence
and found the body in the car
in the garage.
Police Investigate
Homicide Detectives Frank L.
Eccles and Joseph Stanczak
conducted the preliminary in
vestigation. They reported find
ing a garden hose attached to
the exhaust pipe of her car,
inserted in a front window of
the vehicle. The cars motor
was not running, and the gas
tank was empty, the detectives
reported.
They sal \ janitor at the
apartment houst told them he
had heard the car motor run
ming in the garage at about
4 pm. Thursday.
The detectives reported they
found a note in Mrs. Wright's
apartment which said she Mad
discovered that an illness she
thought had been cured two
years ago had returned.
Mrs. Wright was pronounced
dead at $50 pm. at D. c..
General Hospital.
Mr.. Daniel and Mr.. Blake
said Mrs. Wright had appeared
in good spirits and gave no in
dication that she was worried
about anything. She missed a
class Wednesday but Thursday
was her regular day off.
Graduated From Howard
A native of East Orange,
N. j., MRS. WrlgnG joined tne
Howard faculty in 1929. She
first entered the university as
a student and was graduated
magma cum laude in 1927. She
received her masters degree
from the university in 1923.
Columbia University conferred
the Doctor of Philosophy de-
gree on her in 1910. She had
also a diploma from the New
York School of Social Work. !
Except for three years, 1888
SO, as a social worker in New
Jersey, Mrs. Wright taught
continuously at Howard. She
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Dratha

WILLIAMS, HORACE. On Tuesday.
October 20, 1852, at his Issidsnss'
Gertrude r. Williams, Also suryiS
two sisters. Callie Battle and Name
Giles: six nieces, three nephews.
other relatives and many friendS
Remains resting at. the John y
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 300
18th st. ne. (ample parking f&
cilitiesl. where friends may csh
after 4 pm Monday, October 20.
and where funeral services will BE-
held Tuesday, October 30, at III
pm. Interment Arlington NationAl
Cemetery. 90
WINES, NELLIE GRACE. On Friday,
october 20, 1862, at her residences,
1927 Fairlee drive, Fairfax. va,
NELLIE GRACE WINES, wife OF the
late John o. Wines. mother of Ms.
Lucille Siebold, Mrs. Edith Byrnes,
Mrs. Ethel Milan and Mrs. Myrtle
Heinrich, sister of Wilson Huber
She also is survived by two grand
children and one great-grandchild
Funeral services and interment wll
take place in Parkersbure, W. VI.
Local arrangements by the Evexfy
Funeral Home, Fairfax. Va.
WRIGHT, PROF. MARION THoNP-
e, 1882, PROF. MARION THoMF-
SON WRIGHT dI, Of 1888 califorE sr
ARRANGEMENTS By DOVE q. Brooss
and Otis F. Allen. 2Ss
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN-Good Shepherd sec
ton; lot for two: reasonable. LU
2-2973. 2S
MEMORIAL PARK. Falls
Church. Va.-Two burial sites. four
graves on each; win sell in lots Of
two or as a group; drastically re-
duced for quick sale; will sell SOS
ttwenty-fivel dollars for each grave.
MRS. BERNARD R. HOLMES, us
South Virginia ST., Goldshoro. N C..
.st IS
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LowERY 1sJ LULA On o Friday. october d.
K ST. ne. beloved wife of James
P. Lowery, mother of Derrick w.
Phillis and James P. Lowery, ir.;
daughter Of Neal and James Green,
sister Of Jermena Brown and Mary
Green and daughter-in-law Of Frank
and Evelyn Lowery. Also surviving
are seven aunts, two uncles, other
relatives and many friends Notice
of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Mcguire. Inc. %
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pitsi, LEoSAR S9T +. s SETTER TTfds Of 5S4 i
Gainesville st. Sc, the beloved
husband of Mrs. Genevieye F. Setter,
father Of Mr.. William Setter and Mr..
Mrs. William Setter and brother of
Mr.. Al Setter and Mr.. Fred Setter.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave.
to 6; 80. Services i%T s will be held in
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer. Va,
at 2 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
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SUTTON, HERBERT. On Thursday,
October rs, 1862, HERBERT SUIT
TON Of 1880 5th st. NV, hus-
Mary Turner. Shirley Rogers, Her
Sbert, IT., and Charles Clayton
Turner; son of Henry Sutton and
brother of Leslie Sutton After 8
to 10 pm. Saturday, October ~,
friends may call at Crouch's Fu-
neral Home, 5501 9Th ST. NV.
Funeral and interment Kinston, N, C.
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sTEADHAM. TYRONE. On Thurst

October Is, 1852, TYRONE p STEAD !.
HAM, son Of Fred Thomas and
Geraldine Steadham, brother of
and David Steadham, grandson of
Willie and Catherine Moore. Other
relatives and many friends also sur
vive After IL noon Saturday, Oc-
tober 81, friends. are invited to call
at the Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held at l pm, Interment Lincoln
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DYE, MORA P. On Thursday, OCTOBER
%. 1862, at George washington
Hospital. MORA P. DYE Of 154Os
Of john c. Dye. mother OF Ellen
and Jane Dye, daughter Of Mrs.
Mora M. PLACER and sister of Frank
L. and Harry s. PLACER. Mrs. Dye
rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave-,
where services will be held on
Monday October %. at . pm. park
ing facilities) Interment George
Washington Cemetery. Friends may
visit at the funeral home after 6
pm. Saturday. %
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sAMUIELs. VINCENT HERMAN .AN sgsd

denly, , On TIhgTsdsy' . oett{1R2sr p;
N. ssmuels and father Of Vincent
H.. jr., and Theresa E, Sanuels.
Also surviving are five grandchil-
S ose res s ss'f ara many ends
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th
Notfan ~ funerol
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7, NETTIE, The officers
and members OF Temple
Chapter, No. ID, o. E. s.,
are hereby notified Of the
death of our late sister,
NETTIE .DANZANSKY, on
Friday, October %, 1862.
Funeral services at the
Danzansky g. Sons Funera
scr 18th st, NV.
EOME GOODMAN. W. M.
CTETNTP Gncy 90
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LYBoLr. ARTHUR E. suddenly,

Friday, October 26. 1862. at his
E. LYBOLT. husband of Mabel
Nichols Lybolt and brother of Mrs.
Ernest Walsh Of Dowagiac. Mich.
He also is survived by a number Of
nieces and nephews. Funeral services
will be conducted Sunday. October
2S. 1862, at pm, at the Goose
Creek Friends Meeting House at
Lincoln. Va. InteTment Lincoln Gem
etery. The family requests that in
lieu Of flowers contributions be
made to the American Friends
Service Committee of Philadelphia
Friends and relatives may call at
the Hall Funeral Home in Purcell
vile. Va.
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STRAND, OLOF w. Suddenly. on Fri.
DAY day; oc tSsr &c; 1857 , at his resi-
OLOF F. STRAND, beloved father
Of Miss Hanna H. Strand of Duluth
Mimi. Mr.. Gustaf w. Strand OF
California, Miss Dagney M. Strand
and Miss Hulda /. Strand, both OF
vived by two brothers and one
sister in Sweden, two granddaugl1-
tiers and two great-granddaughte
in Duluth, Mimi, Friends may cell
al HSs4n . 3 Funeral ttoms; I59 1o, y s.
90. Funeral services will be held at
Bell Bros. Funeral Home. Duluth,
Mimi. on Thursday, November l.
at pm. Interment in Oneota
Cemetery Dulufh MINI %
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7V octSbe WILLIAM 1852 " W1 MfsfdH2MSfdaf
EVANS of 2519 Savannah st. Sc.
devoted husband of Ruthie Evans
and father Of Wayne and TIJUANA
Evans. Also surviving are two sis
tiers. three brothers and a host Of
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th
st. ne. tample parking facilitiesl
where friends may call after 4
pm. Monday. October 80, and where
funeral services will be held Tues
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 20
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The memory OF her beautiful He
will live with us always.
THE EAAITTV -
HETLIGH. CHARLTs q m loy;

HEILIGH, CHARLES c. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
departed this life october 81, 1868,
In the beautiful land above Us,
Far beyond the clouds,
Lives our dear husband and father,
Where peace and love abide. e >
And some day when life is ended.
Up there by his side =
We shall find the Heaven with yoii,
Far beyond the clouds. .
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RAYMOND, LaFOUR L. on !

day. October IS; 1ssg. at Progl-
S MoSD Hospital 81 SEQ 6aF9 Sheridan ii RAY st.
Hyattsville. Md, beloved husband Of
Florence. l.. Raymond, father Of
Mrs. Virginia r. .verkuilin and
John u Raymond: brother Of Col.
RAYMOND e. SayN non RMS MISS H mSTy ' ana
Mrs. Stella Vought. He also is sur
yived by eight grandchildren. Serv-
ices at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Mon
lng 6 -aeiIl.tleSl. lnterment CeSaaf
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October 20, 1862. SAMUEL L.
WErTzNER Of 1907 27th ST., Mount
Rainier, Md. beloved father OF
Martin Weitzner of New York City.
and two sisters, Miss Martha Weitz-
ner Of Mount Rainier, Nd: Mrs.
Blanche Feinbaum Of Brooklyn,
n, Y: Kiva Weitzner OF Vera Cruz,
Mexico, and Jack Weitzner OF Mex
leo, City, Mexico. and two grand-
Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home.
42l1 9th st. NV. on Sunday. Octo-
Der 70. at pm. Interment King
David Memorial Garden. In MOURN
Ing at 1907 9th St, Mount Rainier,
Nc. Family suggests in lieu Of
flowers contributions be made to the
Metropolitan Heart Guild, T34 18th
ST. NV %
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LEWIS, SIELLA N; On Friday, OCTOBER
loved oV %ife 81 ED The "a ATE LE hyc5ie 0g-
Lewis. and mother, Of Mrs Margaret
Cleo Hodges, Mrs. Frances L. Hates,
grandmother Of Hiram j.. jr.:
Margraet Anna. John Lee Hodges
and Stephen L. Hates. Funeral from
the Walter W. Deal Funeral Home,
4S12. Georgia ave. NV. on Monday,
October 20, at 3 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
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ss, 1865, cHARfEs + GRAY 81
Northwood I'd. Silver Spring. Md,
beloved husband of Rose Gray,
father of Rose Christian. Gloria
Davis. Mrs. Mitchell, Penny. Emma,
Lucian' Grover and Richard Gray'
brother OF Joseph Gray. Friends are
invited TO call at the Colonial Flu
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey,
Rockville, Md. where services will
be held on Monday, october 30. at
II am. 1nterment Derwood Gene
terry. &c
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PARKER, ANDREW. On Saturday,
Gsi4 Half st. NV, ANDREW
PARKER, beloved husband OF Mary
Parker. Also surviving are one
foster daughter, Antoinette John
son; two sisters, Maude Jackson
and Mary Valentine Of Washington,
D. c.; two brothers, Samuel and
Robert Parker OF Caroline County,
Va: one aunt, one uncle, other
relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 3015 10Th ST. ne.
Notice OF funeral later. IS
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Thursday. OCTOBER %. = 1867 5SlA at tR e
home Of her son. Thurman A., in
E MsFfnninSte MYkNT MI r pEkRRcEE no. for.
merly Of 1915 32d st. NV. Funeral
minister. Md, Monday. October 80,
at 10 am Interment Evergreen
Memorial Gardens. Finksburg, Nd
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Thursday, october IS, is6s, at her her
s sfsHidsese c5s s1S d nT con- N
the late Filippo and Matilda Co.'S
taggini and sister of the late Louis
and Angela Costaggini. She also is
survived by a nephew. Thomas L.
Costaggini. Friends may call at
Gswler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison st. NV, parking on prem
ises). Mass will be held at St.
Patrick's Catholic Church, 10th and
@ SITS. NV, on Monday, October 20,
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
FRANKS. ALPHEUs LEROY. OF 1850

Alabama ave. Sc. on October -.
1852. beloved husband of Gertrude
K. Franks. father OF Charles B,
and Francis L. Franks, grandfather
Of Ronald. Gerald Franks and
Sharon Williams brother Of Edith
Weldon. Ruth Fisher and Inez
Young. Remains at Chambers Flu
neral Home. 5l7 18th st. Sc. until
Monday, October 90, at Sis am.
High mass at St Mary's Church,
18th and X SITS, NV. 1T $40 am.
Cemetery. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
ANTHONY r. BRANZELL, Comdr.
TRAVERS HARTMAN, Adjt.

KEANE. JOHN ]. Members of Our
~ Lady of Victory Holy Name
NWnM Society will leave the
M nm church at $50 pm, Sum
lbE day, October %. 1862, to
N.Y. M recite the rosary at the
WV De Vol Funeral Home, 1924
me- Wisconsin ave. NV. for
the repose Of the soul Of JOHN