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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-20
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BATON ROUGE, La. A layman has been appointed eX-
ecutive secretary Of the Baton Rouge diocese.
John J. Kennedy, Jr, named last week, will serve as
as liaison between the Church, and business communities and
various state and city agencies, Bishop Tracy said. Kennedy
also will give technical assistance to the 81 parishes of the do
cese and to programs of theDiocesan Council of Catholic Men.
He returns here from New Orleans, where he had been
employed as assistant executive director of the Social We'll
fare Planning Council.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-20
m The Oriental Cb1rb

over. Now 1t threatens to collapse To build a new church
will cost SIS, 20O-not much for a church because the men in the
parish will do the work themselves That a new church is
needed is obvious Sunday morning. A Sunday rain finds men.
women, and children hearing Mass in the open, up to their ankles
i'm mud. During the summer, besides, the women sometimes faint
because of the humid heat For our priest in Bogu to build
a church without our help is absolutely impossible. His parish-
toner's earn only seven cents a day! -. viii you help US build
this church? The 81 in your pocket is, In Bogu, more than two
weeks pay!-Need we say how much your help is needed? -.
With all of the labor free-0f-charge, we need pay only for the
building materials. The roof will cost close to S1,00G, the altar
$3.50. the sanctuary $500, a Confessional SIS. Would you like to
give one of these in memory of your family or a friend? -.
Please give something-S1, So, SIS, $40, SIS, S50-as much as you
can afford. The Catholics in Bogu can't do without your mission
sacrifices. They will remember you, and pray for you. forever.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-20
Nem refugeee center 80.

MIAMI - Almose 10000 Cuban refugees have been re-
settled throughout the United States in Latin America and
Europe by Catholic Relief Services-National Catholic Welfare
Conference.
The worldwide relief agency of us. Catholics is now
located in new headquarters here. The building, which former
ly was the home of the MIAMI DAILY NEWS and has been
O Miami landmark since 1925, has been renamed Freedom
Tower" It also contains offices of other welfare agencies en-
gagged in resettlement of Cuban refugees, the US. Employ
ment Service, and administrative offices of the Cuban Refu-
gee Emergency Center.
Some 43 employees are now engaged in interviewing refu-
gees and arranging for transportation to other areas. To date
the Catholic agency has resettled 1884 of the exiles. Other
agencies, including Church World Services PROTESTANT, United
HAS Jewish), and the International Rescue Committee, have
relocated a total of 12,441 persons.
Very encouraging -.
DAVENPORT, Iowa Tithing has been introduced at
st. Alphonsus parish here and the early response is very
encouraging" according to the pastor.
in fact, I'm quite amazed" said Father Joseph Bilsley,
after SIG parishioners agreed to give one dollar per week
for every thousand dollars of income. Some 81 per cent OF his
parishioners participated in a three-week preparation
program.
Funds will help the parish pay its debts and accumu-
late enough money to build a new church.
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stand outside? There is no room for
her in the church She wears no
shoes, her clothes are rags. There ara
many hundreds like her -. Dark and
fetid, the church is made of mud
with dirt floor, windOwless walls, a
roof of sod and thatch. 1t holds only
so people, and Bogu has 1900 Cath.
olics . The Catholics in Bogu
once had a larger church. During
World War ii, however, it was con.
pietely destroyed. The present church.
meant to be temporary, was thrown
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-20
ERTTREA: MOTHERS IN THE RAIN

A MOTHER AT MASS IN BOGU, ERITREA, STANDS IN
THE RAIN, HER BABY TIED TO HER BACK. Why does she
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DR.. Robert Cutler Dies;
Budget Bureau Analyst

DR.. Robert G. Cutler, 81, an
organizational analyst for the
Bureau of the Budget, died yes
terday at Northern Virginia
Doctors Hospital in Arlington
of complications resulting from
a ruptured appendix.
A native of Salt Lake City,
DR.. Cutler was graduated from
the University of Utah in 1854.
Two years later he received his
masters degree from Princeton
University and in 1858 was
awarded a doctorate in political
science from the New Jersey
institution. While studying at
Princeton he served as an in
Structor.
DR.. Cutler, of TIT Oak avenue,
Falls Church, Va, first came
to the Washington area in the
summer of 1855 to receive on
the-job training at the Budget
Bureau. He returned in 1857 to
become an analyst of scientific
organization in government. In
this capacity he had IN recent
months worked closely with
Jerome B. Wiesner, special
assistant to President Kennedy
for science and technology.
In September DR.. Cutler rep
resented this country at the
annual conference of the Inter-
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Mrs. Graham,
Winner of Muny
Tennis Trophies

Mrs. Goodwin. Graham, who
as a young woman won many
tennis trophies in Washington
area tournaments, died yester-
day at Sibley Hospital after a
short illness.
Mrs. Graham, wife of a
Washington accountant, came
here from her native Boston as
a young girl. She was gradu-
ated from National Cathedral
School here and also from We'll
lesley (MassD College.
She was active in tennis all
her life, having played only
last Friday. She won many
trophies in competitions in the
District, nearby Maryland and
Virginia.
Mrs. Graham did confidential
work for the War Department
during the World War II.
She leaves her husband who
lives at 1922 Forty-fifth street
NV. and a sister, Mrs. Archi-
bald Wilson of Deep River,
Conn.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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". r. Gorhom, 68;
Native of Fairfax

William R. Gorham, for "a
years a machinist at the Wash
ington Terminal, died Friday
at Providence Hospital after a
long illness. He was So.
A native of Fairfax County,
Mr.. Groham retired from the
terminal in 1859, and since had
been a guard at the National
Bank of Washington, Four
teenth and G streets NV. He
was an active member of Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church.
He leaves his wife, Vallie, OF
the home address, 467 Orange
street Sc, and two brothers,
Emory, Of 722 South Washing
ton street, Alexandria, and
Paul, Of 302 Summers drive
Alexandria.
Services will be at l pm
tomorrow at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mas
sachusettS avenue NE, with
burial in National Memorial
Park.
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W. F. Cleveland,
PEPCO EmpIoye
For 2o Years

William F. Cleveland, SIS, q
longtime PEPCO employe, died
Thursday on the job at the
company's L street subStation
His death was attributed to 6
heart attack.
Mr.. Cleveland, a PEPCO en-
ploye since 1888, was on night
duty at the 1916 L street NV
substation.
Before going to work for
PEPCO, Mr.. Cleveland was g
power station operator for the
old Capital Traction Company
later Capital Transit, and now
D. c. Transit.
From 1924 to 1880 he served
as a gunner's mate in the Navy
part of the time in China.
He leaves his wife, Agnes, ot
the home address, 1914 NORTH
Lincoln street, Arlington, anc
four children: William anc
Miss Carolyn Cleveland of the
home address; Mrs. Margaret
F. Goodall of Falls Church, Va
and Mrs. Virginia Wilburn O.
Vienna, Va. He also leave!
three grandchildren and a sis.
ter, Mrs. Charles Jerman o.
Washington.
Services will be Tuesday al
lO:45 at the Arlington Funera
Home, 1901 North Fairfax drive
Arlington, with burial in Ar
'lington Cemetery.
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Mrs. A. |. Swift,
Lifelong Resident
Of WASHINGTON

Mrs. Edna Mae Swift, IA, OF
1917 Minnesota avenue Sc, a
lifelong Washington resident,
died Friday evening in Sibley
Memorial Hospital after brief
illness.
The former Edna A. DeAtley,
she was a member of the Ninth
Street Christian Church and
participated in the Naomi Sun
day School Glass and the Chris
tian Women's Fellowship there.
Mrs. Swift was the widow of
Alexander Lee Swift, who died
in 1949.
She leaves a brother, Law
renee E., 314 East Capitol
street; three sons, Clifton E.,
1924 Longford drive, Chillum,
Md; Gilbert F., 7008 Essex
avenue, Springfield, Va; Rich
ard Lee, 5723 Robin lane, Camp
Springs, Md; nine grandchil-
dren, and one great-grandchild.
Services will be at 2::30 pm.
Tuesday at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mas
SachuSetts avenue NE. Burial
will be at Cedar Hill Cemetery
in Southeast Washington.
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Mrs. Wingote, 80,
Resident of D. c.
For 80 Years

Mrs. Motley Wingate, 83, a
resident of the District for
more than so years, died Fri
day at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter B. Davis, Of
737 North Danville street,
Arlington.
Born near Mount Victoria,
Md, she was the former Hattie
CookSey. Mrs. Wingate owned
a home at 203 Varnum street
NV. and had been living with
her daughter only a short time.
Mrs. Wingate, a member of
st. Paul's Rock Creek Episcopal
Church and of the Altar Guild
there, was the widow of a
Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing employe who died in 1850.
Besides her daughter she
leaves two sons, Somerset, of
the Varnum street address, and
Ellsworth, of 803 Enderby
drive, Alexandria. She also
leaves a brother, Grover Cook
sey, at the Varnum street ad-
dress. three grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at st. Paul'S
Rock Creek Episcopal Church.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Friends may call at
the Deal Funeral Home, 4812
Georgia avenue NV.
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national Political Science Asso-
citation in Paris.
. He leaves his wife, Beverly
and their five children, Joyce
Sherrie, Robert, Gordon anc
Carol, all of the home address;
a brother, Flight Surgeon
Ralph Cutler, San Antonio
Tex, and his mother, DR.. Vir.
ginia Cutler, dean of the col
lege of family living at Brigham
Young University, in Provo
Utah.
Services will be at l pm
Tuesday at the Falls Church
Ward Of the Church of the Lat.
ter Day Saints, 1900 NORTH
Inglewood street, Arlington
Burial will be in Salt Lake City
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Charles Snowden
Machine Foreman

Charles Snowden, rs, a re-
tired Bureau of Engraving and
Printing machine foreman, died
Monday after a long illness at
his home, 1875 Willard street
NV.
A native of the District, he
retired from the Bureau in 1858.
Mr.. Snowden leaves his wife,
Blanche, of the home address;
two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Phillips
of 1904 Shepherd street NE,
and Mrs. Hattie Kemp of 915
Westminster place NV; a
niece and nephew.
Funeral services were held
yesterday. Burial was in Carver
, Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Garn uf Thanka

BAKER. WILLIAM MERyYN. We
wish to express our gratitude to the
Rev. Arthur, F. Elmes, our dear
tives for the many floral tributes
cards. kilograms, cards OF SYM
pathy and other expressions OF
thoughtfulness during our bereaVe-
ment. THE FAMILY.
HUNTER. MRS. ELLA v. The fam
lily wishes to thank the Rev Sam
uel E. Guiles. officers and members
OF the Turner Memorial Church
International Ushers' Union. CO.
workers Of the Treasury HstISraI pepabP5r Iab6r
Relations Board. neighbors and
friends for expressions of SYM
pathy by flowers, kilograms, gifts,
cards and other acts OF kindness
MRS. ALICE FOSTER.
LANDERs. sEDGwICK N. The fam
ily Of the late sEpGWIcK N.
LANDERS, who passed away jan
uary 4, 1852, wishes to sincerely
thank their many friends and
neighbors for their cars, floral Of
teTngi boSn SaTds au6p ana the
recent bereavement. These express
sions of sympathy are grat1etully
tha iats cGk GAkI L1BERAS ERR Smy Wishes e
sions Of sympathy and for their
contributions to his memory.
MRS; CARL LIBERMAN AND FAM
MCGEE. CASSIE ESTHER, The fam;
HgyrHaR y e M McoEE fse wsh MFS to CASsE eASFess
their sincere appreciation to Of
HSsnt. ftSeEs and d members Of .Nd Msrfhs ths
Rev: Wayne Scott: and to the many
pressions Of sympathy during our
THEIMA BoD1FoRD, CEcILE GAss
AND WALTON MCGEE.
MEYRoWITz, MAY. The sisters of
the late MAY MEYROWITZ wish
to thank their many friends and
snnstSy f9T 69rnT the be eecea be
ESaSfnehEt EMMA EwtoLFMAN, HENRIETTA
GREENBERG AND EVA BURMAN.
the late ANNA +. MoRRis wishes shes
to tSeFeRs be Rev its JeTry nceSf Moore oers
Street Baptist Church. Gethsemane
Chapter, No. g.. o. E. s.; former
neighbors and all friends for floral
cards OF sympathy and many other
kindnesses shown during our recent
bereavement. THE FAMILY.
ROBINSON, THOMAS. We wish to
express sincere thanks to the
Greater Mount Zion Baptist Church,
our many friends and neighbors
for the cards, phone calls. use of
cars, flowers and kindnesses rem
dered during our recent bereave-
EVA ROBINSON. EVA GERTRUDE
GRAY AND FAMILY.
SWANSON, RUTH. The Robert A.
Swanson family wishes to express
its sincerest gratitude for your SYM
and food. which you so graciously
gave to comfort US at such a diff
ficult time.
TAYLOR, LENA L. The family of
the late LENA L. TAYLOR wishes
to express their sincere apprecia-
tion to their many friends and
neighbors for flowers. food. use
Of cars. kilograms and other ex-
preSsons Of sympathy. May Gods
blessing be granted to each and
every one of you.
WILLIAM A. TAYLOR.
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AnuftltnDH

SHUSTER, HINDA. The unveiling OF
a monument to the memory Of our
beloved mother. HINDA SHUSTER,
will take place at the Beth Sholom
Cemetery, 57th ave. and M St,
Capitol Heights, Nd, on Sunday,
tiveS and friends are invited. Will
meet at Beth Sholom Synagogue,
18th st. and Eastern ave-, at II
noon. lO.l2,l4
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With Regard 10 q
Gard of Thanks

vsN often q cord Of thanks
in The Stor meets q need
which can hardly be solved in
any other woy. Not only is
il a gracious expression Of
gratitude to those who have
sent florol tributes but also
eovnsously acknowledges the
services ond kindnsSses Of
the mony TO whom q personal
note Of thanks cannot we'll be
moiled or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord OF thonks
may be arranged by telephone
TO The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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DRathH
REXRoDE, LINDA MAY. On Sat

REXRODE, LINDA MAY. On Saturday,
SfnqaFE 1a kNbA NJ 19SI NAY e kExKop REhstS9 Hoo
5O23 North Washington blvd, Ar
H. ReXrode, mother Of Miss Mary
Rexrod5e, Rex Mrs. u2Id Martha DeGTaW,
Potter, Mrs: Irene Summers. Mrs.
Colonel Harry and Walter Rexrode;
sister of Mrs. Evelyn Watkins. Of
Roanoke, E;o adHs virginia; Mrs. ,Adah By.
is also survived by "a grandchildren
and l6 greatsgrandchildren Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
airy 16, thence to Resurrection Lu-
ington blvd, Arlington, va, where
funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Entombment National Memori-
buttons may be made to the Resur-
rection Lutheran Church Building
Fund, ,62Ol North Washington blvd,
Arlington, Va. Is
RoBEY. MARY L. On Thursday.
Hospital, MARY L. .RoBEY (nee
Wallace, beloved wife of Joseph
G: Robey Of 2006 Amherst. rd.,
Lewisdale. Md. and mother, of La
Robey; grandmother of Mrs. Bar
Davis and James F. McNsliy, She
also Is survived by four great
g[mnt61 gTandGhildrsn; ,,, Funeral from the
474S Wisconsin ave. NV, on Mon
Requiem mass at st. Marks Church
Colesyille rd., West Hyattsyille, Md,
oItvet 81 to cemeferv a;m; 1nteFment Mount
RODGERS. ARTHUR G., sr. On
dHTR 5aa! & 'ia5bss iRao51bsasEkg. !So6' ST.. sS5S 5S
G., Jr;, Calvin G., Girard H., Joseph
L. and George L. Rodgers and Mrs.
Jeannette M. Burks. Friend may call
from until 9 pm, Monday. at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, 7400 Geor-
be held on Tuesday, January is,
at l:15 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
ROWE, MONA o'BRIEN. On Friday,
citg e9iRpafX NoNA oRRiES 5gSs Ct ROVE ssF Y2F5 be
loved wife of the late George E.
Rowe. mother Of Mrs. Robert A. A
Davis Of Chevy, Chase, Nd, Mrs.
1GlI eICe MCCADe OF new York
city. Robert S. Rowe of Kansas
City, ,Kans.,- and George Rowe of
New York City; She also is sur
yived by thirteen grandchildren.
Prayers at the S. Fl. Hines CO,
Funeral Home. 29O1 14th ST, NV,
on Monday. January IS, at 9:36
St, Pau's Catholic Church, 18th
and " SITS. NV, where the holy
sacrifice. OF the mass will be Of
fered at 10 am for the repose
Of her soul. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. ID
RoWLES, WILLIAM F. Of 61O2
on January II. 1862, beloved hus-,
band Of Fannie D. Rowles and father
OF W1Iliam F. Rowles, ir.: John D,
and Ronald F. Rowles. Services AT
Chambers Funeral Home, 5i7 i1th
St Sc on Monday, January Is, at
6rn:5O am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. (Rappahannock, va.
newspaper please copy.) Ii
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sARKIs, THOMAS. On Wednesday.
sARKIs afdSE of 1915 FSGS st. NV TF9MAs Ffishds
may call at the s. H. Hines
Company Funeral Home. 29O1 I4th
st. NV. from until Q pm. Mon
day, January Is. (parking facili-
ties); Graveside services at Airing
ton National Cemetery on Tuesday,
January 16 at 1890 am.
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ROWLES,

neral Parlors, 11th st. and Pa.
ave. Sc, at pm. Sunday, Jan
uary II, 1862. All members are
requested to attend. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery at 1880
am. Monday. January Is.
LOU REYNOLDS, Commander.
VANCE DAVIS. Adjutant. ia
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CARTER, EDNA. Suddenly on satur

dayi GHRrER January "a 5aGs' 1$' ,I599e2;t EDNA n
devoted wife of Robert Carter
loving mother Of Joan Carter, Edna
Mae. Horace, Reginald and Jesse
Crawford. sister of Marjorie Nc
Clinton. and Thomas Ross; also
and friends. After 4:30 pm, Mon
day. January 10, friends may call
at Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50
Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
January l6. at l 80 pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IS
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DIANE ALLISON, On Fr,

day, January IL, 1867. at Johns
HOPKINS Hospital, DIANE ALLISON
CHAPMAN, daughter of Nancy E
and Richard Chapman of los Ridge
rd.. Washington Grove, Md, sister
OF Richard Chapman. jr. and
stephen A. Chapman. Also survived
liam A. and Esther L. Chapman, OF
Cedar Grove, Md, and her mater
nal grandparents. Stephen H. and
Laura. ]. Edwards, of Derwood, Md.
Friends may call at the Francis H.
BARBER Funeral Home, .Laytonsville,
Md. where services will be held on
Monday, January 10. 1862, at 9
pm. 1nterment Goshen Cemetery
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WILLIAM F. The men,
bers OF Strawn-Turner-
Hartman Post, No. 1927,
VFW, are hereby notified
of the death of Comrade
WILLIAM F. ROWLFS,
Post No. 1927 will hold
services at Cbannheret n,
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CoNLoN, PETER j., Jr. On satur
CoNNELL, BESSIE, On Saturday

January 10, 1862, BESSIE CON
NELL, of 1915 Joliet street, Whea-
ton, Maryland. beloved mother OF
Harry Reiness and Mrs. Sylvia
Ford, both of Wheaton. Maryland
and Meyer Reiness of McKeeSport
Penn. Also survived by a brother
Abraham Marcus, Of Bethesda, Md
and four grandchildren. Services al
the c.. D. Goldberg and Son Flu.
neral Home, 4217 Ninth street NV =
on Monday, January 15. at IL am
Gardens. In mourning at 134Il
Dauphine street, Wheaton, Mary.
land
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CRAGG, ALICE ROBERTA. On satur.

NANLhNU1 EhLINb INObEN n. OII odIUT1
day, January l3. 1862, at Circle
Terrace Hospital, ALICE ROBERTA
CRAGG of Upper Marlboro. Md
OF the late George M. Cragg. mother
OF Earl M. Cragg and Robert M
Cragg. both Of Alexandria, Va, anC
Mrs. James o. Young of Upper Marl
boro, Md, and sister of Mrs. Gu!
Grimm and Mrs. P. W. Harvey, boti
of Alexandria, Va. Friends may cal
at the Everly- -Wheatley Funera
Home, 1900 West Braddock rd., Alex
andria, Va, where funeral service
will be held on Monday, January Is
al pm. Interment in Ivy Hi
Cemetery
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BAULpoCK, GEORGIA. ANNA. on ErI

DAULDOCh, HEOhGIA ANNA. on Fri
Anna fHGfI BxGIDocK tgoI Of 1880 NPSddA PloTida
ave. NV, devoted wife of James
'Bauldock, mother of Edna Mack,
sister of Alice Parks and Jennie
Mock Of Mountain City, Tenn. She
is also survived by three grand
other relatiyes and fefFis1dn0cniig. ffiends MIS-
Bauldock will lie in state at the
yerbrycke Spiritualist Church. 1909
Sth st. NV. from 4 pm. Monday,
January Is, until time Of funeral
Tuesday. January 16 at pm,
Bishop Vondell Gassoway, pastor.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Services by Frazier's. Is
BLACK. ELIZABETH. On Thursday,
HOSPITAL. ELIZABETH BLACK ' Of
l20S12 Wylie st. ne. beloved mother
Of Mrs. Ruth Bruce and Earl Black,
mother-in-law of Mrs June Black
and William Bruce She also is sur
vived by five grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren, other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Black
may, be viewed at the above late
residence after IL am. Sunday,
January IA. Funeral Monday, Janu-
ary 10, at II am, from the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Zen, afarv
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CLEVELAND, MILLIAM E. suddenl,

on Thursday, January ii. 1862 at
WILLIAM F. CLEVELAND Of 1914
North Lincoln ST., Arlington, va,
beloved husband of Agnes M
Cleveland, father of Mrs. Virginia
NJ. Wilburn of Vienna. Va; Mrs.
Church. Va; William F. ir. and
Carolyn Cleveland of the home ad-
dress. brother of Mrs. Dorothy v.
Jerman of Washington, D. C. He
is also survived by three grand
children. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
North Fairfax drive, Arlington, va.
where services will be held on
Tuesday, January 16 at 10:45 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. TX
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DRathH
ACKIs, CHARLES T. On

ACKIs, CHARLES T. On wednesday,
brother Of Josephine Jones, Beulsh
Mallette, Indiana Hardwick and
Dewey Aekis. devoted uncle of
survived by other relatives and a
host Of friends. After 3 pm. Mon
day. January Is, friends are in
yited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be held Tuesday,
January 16 at 100 pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Is
BAILEY, JULIAN HOWARD. Sud.
denly, on Tuesday, January O.
1862. JULIAN HOWARD BAILEY
of 500S Illinois ave. NV, beloved
husband of Mrs. Garry Bailey, de.
voted father of two daughters, Mrs
Rosie Floyd Of Linden. N. j., and
Mrs Juanita Branham of Roselle
N. j., and two sons, Julian ano
Robert Bailey of Washington, D. C
He also is survived by nine grand.
Children Children NJ three sisters, Mrs, A A
c. Bullock 1Ltck Of NS North Carolina, ane
January Il, the remains i may yOH3 ;,
viewed at the Montgomery Bros
Funeral Home, 913 Florida ave
NV. Services on Monday, Jan.
.uary Is. at l pm. at the Corin.
St. NV. the Rev, r. p. Gainey
officiating. Interment Ellington
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FUhIEK, ALNA E. On Friday, Janu-
ary y, 1882, ALVA E. PORTER,
fdr9G o. S2l4 h,,. 4th St., Lanham, Nd, be-
and father of oscar E. and Alva
E. Porter Jr: He is also survived
by, a sister. Mrs. George H. Froh-
ich and grandchildren. Rela-
ives and friends may call at
more ave. Hyattsville, Md, after
pm. Wednesday, where services
Will be held on Thursday at 10 am
Entombment Ft. Lincoln Cemetery.
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A. JOSEPH. The officers
and members of Felix
Lodge No. 3, F. & AM,
will assemble in a special
communication on Mon
day. January 10, 1862, at
Masonic Temple. 1000 You
st. NV, at 10:45 am, to
the Masonic rites for our
her A. JOSEPH GORHAM.
RERT nnI EN III ~
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BURKE. NORMA LEE. On Thursda,

ROSETTA. On Saturday
January 13, 1862. at D. C. Genera
Hospital. MRS. ROSETTA CAM.
MACK Of 1888 E st. Sc, wife oi
Bennett Cammack. Also surviving
are 2 sisters, Mrs. Edith CammacS
and Mrs. Mary E. Buyman; l broth.
er. Mr.. Sam Brown, other relatives
and friends. Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by John T. Rhines
and Co. Funeral Home.
Evening star., 1962-01-14
PAYNE. SOLOMON G. On "Wednesday

January B, vI9Z; lO,s. 1852. SOLOMON &,
OF Solina Johnson. He also is sur
vlved by other relatives and a host
OF friends. After 5 pm. Monday,
January. 49, friends are invited to
caH at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
St. NV. GraveSide services will he
held on Tuesday. January is, al
10 am, in Arlington National Gene