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New Publication
Louds Ownership

The National Institute Of
Real Estate Brokers has Just
published a new booklet
called Advantages Of Home
Ownership"
The booklet gives a number
Of guidelines on why and how
to go about owning q home
and lists 10 reasons for doing
so.
Single copies may be OBJ
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Montgomery Realtors
Set Summer Outing

The Montgomery County
Board of Realtors will hold
its 18th annual outing at
the Brooke Manor Country
Club on July 10.
Chester H. Keller is chair
man Of the outing which will
run from 1890 to 9 pm.
Richmond H. Gibson and
Randolph L. Titus will head
up the golf tournament which
always ranks as one of the
top attractions.
Busy assembling prizes for
the event are q committee
which comprises Frederick J.
COOnley, Gloria S. Dennis,
John N. Ditzler, AdOph p.
Huriaux, Verlin E. JaSch,
Evelyn G. KapIan, H. ]. KOr-
zendOrfer, Ruth r. McCon-
nell, Russell L. Matthews,
John E. Oxley, IT,, Stanley
Pearson, Foster Shannon and
Donald E. Younkin.
The days events, which in
clude swimming and horse
shoes as well as golf, will
conclude with a buffet sup
per served from $50 to $3.50
pm.
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BONA, will represent a region
that takes in the Middle At
lantic area and will be sery-
ing his second term on the
Executive Committee of the
national association.
Also taking an active role
In the national meeting was
Walter w. Kreimann of
Shannon and Luchs Co., who
presented a paper on the re-
development of Southwest
WASHINGTON
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Hansen Tokes
Moore Aword

Mrs. Debbie Hansen has
been awarded top prize for
sales in May by Moore g.
Moore Real Estate, Robert
w. Tanner, sales manager,
announced this week.
Norbert ]. Engle received
the high listing award for
the month from the District
Heights firm,
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tanned at no charge from the
National Institute Of Real
Estate Brokers, SO South
Wabash avenue. Chicago 8.
III.
Mann to Address
Nireinio ReoItors
Frank E. Mann, Mayor Of
Alexandria, viii address a
noon luncheon Of the North
ern Virginia Board Of Real
tors at the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria. on Thurs
day.
The meeting will be the
last formal one of the board
until resumption Of the nor
NAL schedule in September.
Webb Joins
Riner Sfoff
Charles C. Webb, a retired
lieutenant Of the Army's FL
nance Corps, has Joined the
staff Of Bob Riner Real Es-
tate Sales, Bob Riner an
nounced this week.
Col. Webb most recently
was stationed at the Army
Finance Center at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison, Indiana.
Humphries Firm
Hires Holder
Carl A. Haider, who re-
Gently passed the Maryland
real estate examination, has
Joined the r. A. HUMPHREYS
Rockville office, Robert A.
Walker, sales manager, has
announced.
Mr.. Haider, who also holds
a District salesman's license,
has been a resident of Rock
vile for the last Is years.
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Two Represent
Walker 9 Dunlop

Mrs. Dorothy Bell Hill and
Mrs. Charlotte KraabeI rep
resented Walker g. Dunlop,
Inc, at the recent Maryland
Real Estate Convention at
Ocean City.
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Van Noy TO Head
PoIeFmo SoIes

James E. Van NOy has been
appointed sales manager of
Palermo and Co., Hyattsville
Realtor, L. A. Palermo, presi-
dent Of the firm, has an
nounced.
Mr.. Van Noy studied at
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HUMPHREYS Firm
Hires Holder
BuFch Ndmed
Sales Monoger

Sunny Ridge Homes, Inc,
headed by Lyman Bernstein,
has announced the appoint
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Drexel Institute Of Tech
nology In Philadelphia, ma
joring in business admins
tration. He entered the real
estate field in 1857 and has
been a Realtor since 1859.
He is active in both the
Prince George County Board
Of Realtors and the Howard
County Real Estate Board.
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Gerber Gets
Regional Post

Raymond J. Gerber, presi-
dent of Legum and Gerber
Realty Co., was elected a
regional vice president of the
National Association of Build
ing Owners and Managers at
its 55th annual meeting held
last week in San Francisco.
Mr.. Gerber, who also is
president of the Washington
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Realty Revue
Property Managers Name Diueuid

Jesse +. Diuguid, of Charles
E. Smith Management, last
week was installed as presi-
dent Of the Property Manage
ment Association for the
coming year.
Other officers in stalled
were: Daniel w. SummerfOrd,
Of Waverly Taylor, Inc, first
vice president; Richard E.
Green, the Berens Companies,
second vice president; Harry
r. Statham, JameStowne Vii
lage, secretary; Ralph Bucca,
Marlboro Gardens. treasurer,
and H. L. Burnside, H. G.
Smithy Co., sergeant at arms.
Directors installed include:
Robert A. Keene, Hunting
Towers; Melvin Love, Mark
Winkler Management; Ches-
ter F. MusseIwhite, Premier
Realty Co., and Asher Vicente,
Futte r m a n-Gla ssma amor
Apartments. Inc.
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ment of Donald C. Burch of
Alexandria as sales and pub
lie relations manager.
Sunny Ridge plans a new
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Maj. John W. Hossord, Al,
Radio Aide for Air Force

Maj. John w. Hassard. IL
deputy chief Of the Air Forces
radio-television branch here
died Friday of a heart ailment
He produced the series Of
Air Force programs known as
"Profiles," now running on the
Mutual BroadcaSting System.
Born in New York, Mai. Has
sard attended New York public
schools, Queens College and
Pace College. New York. He
was employed by various the
atrical organizations. including
Paramount Pictures, Twentieth
Century-Fox and Loew's, Inc.
during his school years.
Mai. Hassard also served as
a staff writer with the ole
NBC-Blue network prior tc
joining the Air Force in 1912.
He was graduated from navi-
CATION school at Selman Field
La, as a second lieutenant ir
February, 1943 and flew So
combat missions in the South
west Pacific during World Wal
IN. A B-24 crew member with
the 5th Air Forces 65th Bomb
ing Squadron. he received the
Distinguished Flying Cross and
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Mrs. Metzeer, 80,
Judges Widow

LEESBURG, Va, Aug. L.
Mrs. Fanny Dawson Metzger
SO. widow Of Judge William A.
Metzger, died Monday evening
at her home in Leesburg after
a long illness.
Born in Philadelphia, she was
the daughter Of the late Lu-
Glen L. and Mary Tyson Daw-
son. She came to LeeSburg in
1904.
Mrs. Metzger was a charter
member of the Leesburg Garden
Club. a member of st. James
Episcopal Church and a for
mer member of the church
auxiliary.
She is survived by a daughter
Miss Mary T. Metzger, Lees
burg; a son, w. Baylor Metz
ger. Waterford, and three
grandchildren. Her husband
died in 1913.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at st.
James Episcopal Church. Burial
will be in Leesburg Union Gem
etery.
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MortIock Petit, IS, Dies
Member Of Realty Firm

Mortlock S. Petit, rs. Wash
ington real estate man and
former president Of the old
New York butter and egg firm
of Petit g. Reed, Inc. died
Monday while inspecting prop
erty he owned at SIP Second
street N. w.
Born in Brooklyn, Mr.. Petit
was graduated from the Univ
ersity of Pennsylvania in 1909.
He became president of Petit
& Reed, his fathers firm, in
1881.
During both World Wars, Mr..
Petit served in the Army. and
was discharged in 1949 as a
colonel. He was awarded the
Bronze Star medal for his
work as commander of a quar-
termaSter unit in Liege, Bel
GUM.
After World War II, he
served with the War Assets
Administration as a field direc-
tor here and in Philadelphia,
and as regional director in
Richmond, Va.
In 1858. he became associa-
ted with the A. S. Gardiner g.
Co., local real estate agents.
Mr.. Petit belonged to the
Army and Navy Club, the So
ciety of Automotive Engineers
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Danes Of America, and had
earlier been active in the wom-
ems suffrage movement.
Engaged in Project
Recently. Mrs. Easley had
taken part in a project to re-
establish the Gunston Hall
School on a 50-acre plot be-
longing to the Pohick Episcopal
Church on Route / in Lorton,
Va.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. william H. Davidson, Of
4108 Ingomar street NV, and
Mrs. Dayton S. Max, of Kuwait;
three sisters. Mrs. Calvin B.
Matthews and Mrs. G. Hoxie
Moffett. both of the Florida
avenue address. and Mrs. Philip
H. Patchin, of California, and
one granddaughter.
Funeral services will be at 8
pm. tomorrow in Pohick
Church, with burial in the
church cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Steering Committee for Gum
ston Hall School, care Of the
rector, Pohick Church, Lorton,
Va
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the Air Medal with two oakleaf
clusters.
After World War II, Mai.
Hassard served as public infor-
nation officer at several air.
fields In 1949 he became chief
Of radio and television at the
headquarters command here,
and later that year was reas-
signed to the Armed Forces In
formation School as an in
structor in speech, radio and
television.
After directing many special
projects. he was assigned during
1868 to headquarters, East
ern Air Defense Forces and
NORAD-East as Director of
Public Information, and for
this duty he received the Air
Force Commendation Medal.
Maj. HasSard leaves his wife,
the former Doris Sparkman,
and two daughters, all Of the
family address, 6916 Phyllis
lane, Alexandria.
Services for Maj. Hassard
were held today at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial with full
military honors was in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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1t. Col. Gibson,
Was in Both Wars

1t. Col. John Shackelford
Gibson, "a, who was stationed
here for several years, died
Sunday in Atlanta, Ga.
Born and raised in Middle
way, w. Va. he was graduated
from the Medical College Of
Virginia. He served in both
world wars and retired to At
lanta in 1912, after Is years
service.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Patty Braxton, of Atlanta
two daughters, Mrs. Logan
Nalley of Gainesville and Mrs
Peyton White of Wilmington
Del; a sister, Mrs. John M
Willie of Erie, Pa, and his
brother, Phillip Pendleton Glib
son of Huntington, w. Va.
Services were today in the
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial with
full military honors was in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Berry, "a, Church
Worker and CIubWomun

Mrs. Eva Nell Berry. "a,
prominent Alexandria church
and clubwoman. died Monday
at her home, Sill High street,
Alexandria.
A native Of st. Charles,
Iowa, Mrs. Berry was the wild
ow of william w. Berry, for
over 80 years sanitary engineer
at Fort Belvoir. Va. He died
in 1850.
She was the daughter of the
late James Alexande and
Nancy Jackson Rhyme. She
had been a resident of the
area for A years.
Mrs. Berry was a former re-
gent Of the Irvine Wells Chap
ter Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. She was
a former vice president of the
Potomac Regents Club and
also a former vice president OF
the Crippled Children's Society
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She was a member of the
Alexandria Woman's Club.
A member Of the Model
Chapter No. TIA. Order of the
Eastern Star, of st. Charles,
Iowa, for so years. Mrs. Berry
also was a member of the
Washington Street Methodist
Church of Alexandria.
Mrs. Berry was the last post
mistress of the Accotink. Va,
post office before it was shut
down several years ago. She
had held the post for is years.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Berry Simpson of the home ad-
dress, a son, w. James Berry
of Rockford, Ill, three grand
children and one great-grand-
child.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow in the EVERY
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900
West Braddock road. Alexan-
dria. Burial will be in Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
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Capt. Upton,
Was Awarded
Medal of Honor

Capt. Frank Munroe Upton,
Sc, a Merchant Marine Captain
and Congressional Medal of
Honor winner. will be buried
with full military honors to-
morrow at Arlington Cemetery
He died June IS in Boulder,
Colo.
Born in Loveland, Colo, he
also served in the Navy. en-
listing in 1914 and attaining
the rank of ensign.
He was awarded the Medal
of Honor for extraordinary
heroism in 1918 when. to save
the life of a survivor of the
SIS Florence H, he plunged
from the destroyer USS Stewart
into a sea covered with boxes
of smokelesS powder which
were rapidly exploding.
He left the Navy and entered
the Merchant Marine in 1922
AS fourth mate Of the SIS Pres
ident Roosevelt. in 1926. he
rescued IS crewmen of Inns
Antinoe. which was breaking
up in the North Atlantic.
For this latter exploit, he
was awarded the King George
V Gold Medal. the Lloyds OF
London Lifesaving Medal, and
the Silver Medal of Liverpool
Shipwreck and Humane So
ciety. New York City gave him
its MeritoriouS Medal and 6
ticker-tape parade.
Capt. Upton leaves his wife
Greta, of 1920 Arapahoe ave-
nue., Boulder.
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Victor Arden, 50,
Radio Bunidleuder

NEW YORK, Aug. l (AP).-
Lewis j. Fuiks. SO, bandleadel
known in his profession as
Victor Arden. died yesterday.
Mr.. Arden made numerous
records and appeared in many
radio broadcasts and movie
shorts during the 1905 ano
1940's, and was featured fol
many years in a two-piano act
with Phil Gilman.
The team appeared on the
Roxy Theater broadcasts. anc
played in musicals, including
Lady Be Good" "Tiptoes,'
"Oh Day." Funny Face
George Whites Scandals, y
Spring Is Here" and Treasure
Girl"
Among radio shows Mr.. Ar
den conducted were Melody
Matinee" Manhattan Merry
Go-Round," American Melody
Hour" and waltz Time"
Mr.. Arden also was guest
conductor and duo pianist fol-
American Album Of Familiar
Music"
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Mrs. {. F. Richter
Lived 81 Years
In District Area

Mrs. Edith Ford Richter, 90
IA lifelong resident of this area
died yesterday in Sibley Hos
pital.
A native of Alexandria, Mrs
Richter lived at 1400 North
Kenilworth street, Arlington.
She was a member of the
Westover Baptist Church. Ar
lington, the Daughters of the
American Revolution, Thirteen
Colonies Chapter and of the
Order of the Rebeccas.
She leaves seven daughters
Mrs. William Key of Atlanta,
Ca; Mrs. Carlisle Bargeron
Chevy Chase. and Mrs. Edith
SpitSbergen. Mrs. Elsie Warden
Mrs. Kenneth Lindsay, Mrs
Carter Scruggs and Mrs. War
.ren Farmer, all of Arlington:
three sons, Charles of Long
Beach. Calf; Stephen OF
Tucson, Ariz., and James OF
Omaha, Nebr.: one sister. Mrs
Sadie Undertake, Leonardtown
Md; 81 grandchildren and Is
great-grandc children.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at Ives Funeral
Home, 2847 Wilson boulevard,
Arlington. Burial will be in
Methodist Protestant Cemetery,
Alexandria.
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Estes TriuI in Texas
Set for September %

TYLER, Tex, Aug. / (AP).-
State District Judge Otis Duna-
gan yesterday set the Billie Sol
Estes theft trial for Septem-
Der "a.
The trial was transferred
here from Pecos. Estes home
town. after failure to obtain
a jury there. Estes is also un-
der Federal indictment for
fraud and under State and
congressional investigations.
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George Pepperdine, Founded
College and Store Chain

LOS ANGELES, Aug. l (AP)
George Pepperdine. a Kan
sas farm boy who founded q
college and later lost a personal
fortune, died yesterday at rs
Mr.. Pepperdine established
George Pepperdine College in
South Los Angeles in 1897 with
a 50 million grant to the
Church of Christ. He also set
up the Pepperdine Foundation
with a 81 million grant to sup
port the college and finance
philanthropic projects.
Born in Mound Valley, Kans.
of poor parents, Mr.. Pepper
dine parlayed a S. investment
at % into a multi-million.
dollar mail order firm fol
automobile accessories.
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The firm Melted $4,000 in
1909. its first year. and $685.
900 in 1918.
In 1916 Mr.. Pepperdine
moved to Los Angeles and
Wounded the Western Auto
Supply Stores. His wealth was
estimated at $40 million in 1889
when he sold the chain of 200
stores in II western States.
Eleven years later he testi-
fled his assets didn't exceed 81,
The Pepperdine Foundation
was dissolved amid charges Of
mismanagement of Its business
affairs.
Mr.. Pepperdine served as a
college trustee until his death.
In 1859 he wrote his auto
biography, Path Is My For
tune"
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Capt. Eddie Davis,
Fish Merchant

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. l
(AP) Capt. Eddie Davis died
yesterday after his car hit a
parked car and then smashed
into the show window of a
gift shop.
Death was believed caused
by a heart attack, but a final
decision was not made pend
ing an autopsy.
Capt. Davis was vice presi-
dent Of Davis, Lynch Fish Co.
Of West Ocean City and
brother-in-law of State SEN
ator John Sanford. Democrat
Of Worcester County.
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1ratha
WILSON, HORACE T. On

WILSON, HORACE T. On Monday, July
80, 1852. HORACE T. WILSON Of
lOl2 Douglas st. ne, beloved hus-
band OF Jennie w Wilson, devoted
father Of Margaret W. Stewart and
jeanne McKisSick, brother of J.
Alton, H. Burts, Everett J. Wilson,
Ruby Scott, Doris Fields, Juanita
Wilson. Georgia Drax and Janet
Clifton; He also is survived by three
grandchildren. other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm Thursday,
August >. friends may cali al
Frazier'S Funeral Home. $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Services wills be
held Friday, August 3, at pm
from Peoples Congregational Church
18th and Crittenden SITS. NV, the
Rev. Arthur p. Zines officiating
(Casket will not be opened after
the funeral services.) .
WOLFE. GERTRUDE. On Tuesday
July 81. 1862, at Providence Hos.
pital. GERTRUDE WOLFE. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Lucille Cain. Mrs
Ienora Wraase, Mr. Marion r
Wolfe. Mr.. A. B. Wolfe, and Mr.
clyde Wolfe. Also survived by IL
grandchildren, and g great grand,
children. Friends may call at IN,
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mas
sachusettS ave. ne, where service,
will be held on Thursday. August .
az / pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Sylvester W. GinteII,
Ex-Bridqe Champion

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y,
Aug. 1 (AP).-Sylvester W.
Gintell, SIS, prominent bridge
player who won the Wander
bilt Cup in 1888. collapsed and
died Of a heart attack Monday
night while playing at the
Mid-Hudson Bridge Club here.
He was a 1925 graduate of
Columbia University. His home
was at nearby Stormville.
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and the Society of Military
Engineers. In New York, he had
belonged to the Athletic Club
and to the Union League Club
He leaves his wife, Pearl, OF
the family address. 1900 Rox-
ana road NV, and a son
Capt. James S. Petit, U. S
Army, Of Fort Bliss. Texas.
Services will be at 3 pm
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
with burial in Arlington Gem
etery.
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Mrs. 6. GiImer EosIey;
Gunston Hall School Owner

Mrs. G. Gilmer Easley, q
daughter of the founders Of the
old !Gunston Hall School fol
Girls and one Of its owners
died at her home yesterday
after a short illness.
She lived with two sisters al
1904 Florida avenue NV.
where the Gunston Hall Schoo
was located until it closed II
1912 due to a teacher shortage
brought on by World War II
Mrs. Easley, the former
Josephine Mason, was the
daughter Of Beverley Randolph
Mason, a major in Lees Blacl
Horse Cavalry during the Civil
War. He and his wife, tht
former Elizabeth Nelson, estab.
lished the Gunston Hall Schoo
in 1892 in their Georgetown
home, later moving it Il
Thomas Circle and eventually
to Florida avenue.
Returned to Teach
Mrs. EaSley, herself a grad.
uate Of the school, obtained
her degree from Columbia Uni.
versity and returned to teach
at the school her parents hat
founded. She had made hel
debut in 1908.
In 1916. she married George
Gilmer Easley, head of the
State Departments passport
office, and in 1922 moved with
him to Lewisburg, w. Va.
where he set up his own Law
practice. On her husbands
death in 1941, she moved back
to Washington.
Here she was a member Of
the Red Cross and the Colonia
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InuFiltn1B

MINKoFF, SARAH. There will be an
!, SARAH MINKOFF. beloved mother
and grandmother, at the Ohev Sho-
lom Cemetery off Alabama ave Sc,
on Sunday. August :. 1862, at II
am. Relatives and friends invited
THE FAMILY. 5
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METZGER. FANNY DAWSON On Nor

day, July 80, 1862. at her residence
in Leesburg. Va, FANNY DAWSON
METZGER. wife Of, the late Will
MetZger Of Waterford, Va, and Miss
Mary Metzger of Leesburg. Va. Fu-
neral services at IL m. Thursday
August >, at the st. James Episcopal
Church, Leesburg. Interment Union
Cemetery, LeeSburg, Va.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers

Services by Chambers
Francis, Dennis
L. (Rear Ad-
miral, USN,
retired) w. W. Chambers Co,
Elliott.
Douglas F., Jr. ". W. Chambers Co.
Steele,
Addison G. ". W, Chambers Co
Melton, Anna W. W. Chambers %
Petit,
MOrtIock s. w. W. Chambers Co
Douglas,
James d. W. W. Chambers Co.
Collins, Julia z. W. W. Chambers Co.
Johnson,
Myrtle V. W. ". Chambers Co
/ Hubbard,
James W. W. W. Chambers Co
/ Robbins, william W. w. Chambers Co
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BRYANT. LELAND G. On Sunday. July

%. 1862. LELAND G. BRYANT OF
1909 Tyler ave. Falls Church. Va.
husband Of Mary D. Bryant. father
of Leland J. Bryant. brother OF
Grover, william, Albert, Henry and
James Bryant Mrs Nell Bats, Mrs.
Ruby Hampton. Funeral trom Pear
sons Funeral Home, AZ N: Wash
ington St, Falls Church, Va, on
Thursday, August > at 10 am.
interment Arlington National Gem
Pfery
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CHRIST, FLORENCE D. On Tuesday,
Hospital, MRS. FLORENCE D.
CHRIST Of 1904 9th St So. Arling-
ton, Va, beloved wife of Charles E.
Christ and mother of Richard E,
Stephan E. and Deborah Jean
Christ. Friends are invited to call at
Hysongs Funeral Home. 1900 N st.
NV, where services will be held on
Friday, August 3. at pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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CARL. GRACE ADAMS. On Tuesday,

,.uly 81, 1862, at The kenSlngtoM
Gardens Nursing Home, GRACE
ADAMS CARL of 1929 Columbia
I'd. NV. beloved sister of Mrs. Clara
Gale Of Manchester, Conn, and
Mrs. Bertha Ryan of Pelham, N Y;
aunt Of Mrs. Norman T. Hand. Mrs.
John Williams and Howard Gale.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co Flu
neral Home. 2gOl l4th ST. NV, on
Thursday, August =, at Q am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The
r family suggests that expressions OF
sympathy NAV be made in the form
OF a contribution to the American
Cancer Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-01

MARTIN. JOHN z. on Monday, July
30, 1862. JOHN E. MARTIN, de-
voted father of Hazel Giles. Also
surviving is a devoted friend, Susie
jenkins. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
ST. ne, lample parking facilities
where friends may call after pm
Friday, August 3; after o am. Satur-
day, August 4, remains will lie in
state at the Trinity AME. Zion
Church. 625 Park I'd. NV, until
funeral time at IL am. Rev. John
H. Satterwhite officiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.