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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

Rev. +. p. Armstrong. Jr.
conducted a most impressive
ceremony SUNDAY night when
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Norris.
Elaine iIinsOn and Diannc Cox
were Baptiscd and joined the
church. Mrs. Howard Ward was
welcomed as a transfer member
Of Sweet Home Baptist Church
Evening star., 1962-05-30
BY ELEM

Pretty models bearing
placards clearly stating that
"A Man Is A Man Is A Man, :"
Men Are All Terrific" and
You're The Tops" made
male egoS soar a bit.
Seeing fellow Ad Club
members Suavely taking to
the runway produced the in
evitable hoo hahs" and
laughs.
Models sin the show in
cluded Gene Gazabat, Lou
Robinson, George Titus, Bob
Mussehl, Art Lamb, Basil
Fowler, John Kane. Robert
Ford, Harold K. Melnicove,
William Maben, Jeff Abel,
AL Rose, Bill McGrail, Dick
ODay and Bill Mahen.
Fashion notes that drew
applause look included
An orange jacket with
cashmere slacks Cardigan
jackets the all-Amer-
ican look Of white duck
pants, blue blazer, and red
and white striped shirt for
: the man who fancies himself
a Commodore Raw silk
suits and a new for sum-
mer color for men, a Spanish
gold the color Of a doubloon.
All suits were thinner,
smoother, and more fitted
with jackets in the majority
designed with vents.
Officers Elected
Officers elected yesterday
were announced at the end
Of the luncheon meeting. The
new President Of the Metro
politan Washington Adver-
tising Club succeeding Mr..
Frank Katen, sr. is Mr.. Rob-
ert A. Bowerman, manager
Of retail advertising Of The
Washington Post.
Others elected to one-year
terms were: First Vice Presi-
dent, Mr.. Frank Boucher, bu-
reau manager Of TV Guide;
Second Vice President, Mr..
Norman Reed, vice president
Of WWDC; Treasurer, Mr..
Stanley Bell, commercial
representative for WRC-
NBC; Secretary, Mrs. Eliza
beth Ankers, co-owner of
Ankers Photographers.
Directors elected to three
year terms were Mr.. Vernon
Custer, manager Washing
ington Coca Cola Bottling
Co.; Mr.. Lou Robinson, ad-
vertising representative, The
Star; Mr.. Robert O'Connor,
advertising representative,
Washington Post, and Mr..
Leonard Oxenberg, account
ant executive Kal, Ehrlich &
Merrick. Mr.. Frederick w.
Langbein, news service man
ager, Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co., was elected to
a one-year term as director.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
Generals
Wife Is
Hostess

Mrs. Andrew T. Mcnamara,
wife Of 1t. Gen. Mcnamara,
director Of the Defense Sup
ply Agency, entertained 16
wives Of key personnel of that
agency at a luncheon yester-
day at Evans Farm Inn, Nc
Lean.
The guests of honor were
Mrs. Thomas D. Morris, wife
Of the Assistant Secretary for
Defense for installations and
Logistics, and Mrs. Paul H.
Riley, wife of the Deputy
Assistant Secretary for De-
fense for Supply and Services.
The women gathered in the
Hunt Room, decorated with
an Hawaiian motif, with tiny
lavendar Wanda orchids and
orange d-of-paradise flow
ers.
Two orchids were given to
each guest and matching or
chids decorated the table,
placed on pieces of gray drift
wood.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
FASHION, NOTEBOOK =
Outspoken Color
Is Prediction

Their manner may be shy
but If yesterdays fashion
show Masculine Supremacy"
Is any index, mems garb will
be pretty outspoken this
summer and on into fall.
Along with the excitement
Of an election, the Advertis-
ing Club of Washington yes
terday got the fashion word
from The Hecht Company
and Show Magazine as to how
to sing out loud and clear
on the fashion scene.
The bright note showed I'D
in batik sports coats, hounds
tooth checks in red and black
and in camel and black that
barked right out at you they
were so big, and in suits of
suntan, butterscotch, honey,
and Bermuda Blue yet.
The white suit, the double
breasted blazer look, and
the doeskin suit in q light
color all scored with the pre-
dominately male audience.
Dreary Position
Miss Joie Harrison who
staged the showing Of Eagle
clothes said that it was about
time for the American male
to emerge from his "dreary
position.
Also she wrapped the
knuckles of the gentlemen
present saying, man should
not creep into his clothes
like they are a hiding place.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
WEE WOMEN

leaving the walls and ceiling
clean.
I cook any foods involving
fats under the hood and
leave the outside burners for
foods with no fat content.
Once 1 forgot some lamb
chops broiling. and when I
returned to the kitchen, they
had burned to a crisp. The
entire oven and broiler areas
were black with SCOT, and the
hood, on the under side. But
the walls and ceiling Of the
kitchen were not touched.
Evening star., 1962-05-30

Wednesday at the Hillandale
Recreation Center on New
Hampshire avenue.
We are a group of house.
wives and career girls who
love to sing. We sing for
ch arita Bile organizations.
benefit shows. and for any
one who wants to hear us.
Those of you who are in
terested in joining can OBJ
tain further information by
writing to me in care of RICH.
Your letters will be for
warded to me by RICH.
Evening star., 1962-05-30

furniture so that it will re-
semble the finish on painted
early American pieces, such
as deacon benches, hutches,
ETC.? 1t is usually done in a
beautiful shade of red. 1 have
an old dining room set I
would like to redo, but I don't
know how to achieve the
Evening star., 1962-05-30
Adjustable Hood
Mrs. R. S., Falls Church

Miss G. W., Arlington
In answer to your inquiry
about range hoods, I wish to
state that the adjustable
range hood I purchased sew
eral years ago at a local de-
partment store has worked
wonders In my kitchen.
Mine is an all-white kitch-
en-, and this hood seems to
trap the grease and smoke,
Evening star., 1962-05-30
Here's How

keodeFs' Clearing House IS con-
dueted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q pubIie-series exehonee
Of ideos between oFeo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone cells per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
Motto: 'Hormonize the World
Mrs. N. M. Siluer Spring

AdelineS, Inc. invites any women over Is years of
age to join the group.
Sweet AdeineS is a suburban women's choral
group that sings four-part barbershop harmony.
Our group of 35 women meets at $50 pm. each
Evening star., 1962-05-30
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

grained finish, or what color
red should be used and
whether it should be a fiat or
enamel finish. Your sugges-
tions viii be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
Thank You

A. n. T., HydtLSUtIIe
This is q belated thank
you" to all who wrote to me
with your definitions of a
lady" I thoroughly enjoyed
the different answers, both
those that were published
and those that were simply
sent to me.
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}. W. o'Brien, 81,
Cunudiun Envoy

Joseph Wesley O'Brien, re-
tired Canadian diplomat, died
here Friday at the age of 81.
Mr.. O'Brien was first secre-
tary of the Canadian Embassy
here from 1866 to 1860, and
after serving at the Depart
ment Of External Affairs in
Ottawa, he retired last August
and moved to Lanark Village,
Fla.
He was a captain in the
Edmonton Fusiliers in World
War II. Mr.. O'Brien was a 32d
degree Mason, Past Master of
Moore Sovereign Consistory,
A g. A. S. r., Hamilton, Ont,
and a member of Ottawa Lodge
of Perfection, A & A. S. r. and
Builders Lodge 1T, AT. &
A. NJ, Ottawa.
He leaves a son, Joseph w.
O'Brien of Cooksville, Ont, and
two grandchildren, Carol Anne
and Joseph David.
Funeral services were sched-
uled for this afternoon at the
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral
Home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda.
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A. M; York Rite bodies of the
District; Almas Temple of the
Shrine and the District Fedora
ton of Musicians, Local 161.
He headed Almas Temples
Drum and Bugle Corps for
many years and was a Past
Monarch of the Kallipolis
Grotto.
Mr.. Harth leaves his wife,
BesS, two daughters, Harriet
Jane, IL, and Norma Jean, 10,
and his son Harry James, pr,
2, all of the family address
He also leaves three brothers
William H, of White Plains
N. Y; James S. of Yonkers, N
Y; and Thomas, of Perth Am
boy, N. j.
Services will be at 9 am. to-
morrow at Fort Myer Chapel
Burial, with Masonic rites and
military honors, will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Miss Rohrer, 81,
League Officer

Miss Josephine Arthur
Rohrer, 81, honorary vice presi-
dent of the Animal Rescue
League, died yesterday at
Washington Hospital Center
after a long illness.
Miss Rohrer lived at 2O22
Columbia road NV.
Born in Burlington, VT, she
came to the District rs years
ago with her parents, Navy
Commodore and Mrs. Karl
Rohrer.
Miss Rohrer was a member
of the National Society of Co.
lonial Danes, the Washington
Club of Colonial Danes and the
Washington Club, a women's
social organization.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Gawler's Chapel,
Wisconsin avenue and Harrison
street NV. Burial will be in
Burlington.
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Harry J. Horth, Musician,
Army Veteran and Lawyer

Harry j. Harth, Sc, an Army
bugler and musician who be-
came an attorney, died Satur-
day at his home, Castle Branch
Farm, Fairfax, after a long
illness.
Mr.. Harth practiced law in
the District from 1896 until he
retired in 1857. His offices
were in the Washington Loan
& Trust Building, Ninth and
F streets NV.
Born in Yonkers, N. Y, Mr..
Harth enlisted in the Army in
1913 and served until 1920 with
the Sd Cavalry Band, as a
sergeant bugler. During World
War I, he served in France and
after the war was a bugler at
Arlington Cemetery.
Played at Theaters
He retired in the 194Os from
the 121st Engineers, District
National Guard, as a sergeant.
He received a certificate of
appreciation from President
Truman, and a Congressional
Selective Service Medal for I'M
compensated Army work during
World War II here.
After his World War I Serv-
ice Mr.. Harth became a pro-
feSSional musician, playing such
instruments as the marimba-
phone and drums at the old
Capitol Theater and the Shore
ham. He played drums for
many years with Meyer Gold
mans band, when it opened
baseball games every spring.
He received his LIB. degree
in 1896 and his LIN. in 1887
from the Columbus University
Law School.
Almas Temple Member
Mr.. Harth was a member of
Harmony Lodge No. IT, F. A.
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Edward B. Lawson, Diplomat,
Worked on Truce in Israel

Edward B. Lawson, So, career
diplomat who played a major
role in the turbulent period
before a ceasefire was eStab-
lished between Arab and Israeli
forces in 1856, died this morn
ing after a heart attack.
He was stricken in his sleep
at his residence at the Anchor
age Apartments, 1900 @ street
NV, and pronounced dead at
Casualty Hospital at LAS am.
He had made his home in
Washington since his retire.
ment in 1856.
A career Foreign Service Of
ficer, Mr.. Lawson was named
United States Ambassador to
Israel by President Eisenhower
in 1854. He was then Minister
to Iceland.
When he took over the En-
basSy in Israel, he faced deli
cate Middle East situation of
crises between Arab and Israeli
forces.
Born in Newport, Tenn, Mr..
Lawson received bachelor of
science and master of science
degrees from Georgetown Uni
versity here in 1924 and 1925.
After a tour of duty in the
Commerce Department, MIR.
Lawson began his Foreign Serv-
ice career in 1880, when he was
assigned to Johannesburg,
South Africa.
He held posts in Washington,
London, Prague, Managua, An
kra and Reykjavik before be-
ing named Israeli envoy.
He is survived by his wife,
Jean, of the home address.
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ne appeared at a State of Israel
commentator banquet last
night, former President Tru-
man commented:
Senator Chavez was a great
man and very good friend. I
was in the Senate with him for
a long time, and I liked him
very much. He was a good
public servant and that's about
the highest thing you can say
about a man."
To Lie In State
New Mexico's Gov. Edwin L.
Mechem said yesterday the
body of Senator Chavez will
lie in state in the New Mexico
Senate Chamber tomorrow in
Santa Fe.
The body was flown from
Washington today and will lie
in state from 7 am. until 4
pm. tomorrow.
Gov. Mechem said an honor
guard of National Guardsmen
and New Mexico State Police
will stand by the casket.
The body will be returned
to Albuquerque for rosary serv-
ices at 1880 pm.
Funeral mass will be said at
the Immaculate Conception
Roman Catholic Church in
Albuquerque Wednesday at 10
am. Burial will be at Mt. CAL
vary Cemetery IN Albuquerque.
Vice President johnson, an
old friend, and other Senators
and Congressman are expected
to attend the funeral.
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DfathH

JULIUS v. OF 1924 Mas
ssschusetts ave, ne? on November
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
BIZ 18th ST. Sc. on Wednesday,
November FL, at / pm. Interment
Washington National Cemetery. 20
ANTHONY, E. RUMsEY, Jr. On Sum-
DAY November Is, 1862, E. RUMSEY
ANTHONY, Jr., of 472l Roxbury
dr., Bethesda, Md, beloved husband
Of Eleanor W, Anthony, father OF
E. Rumsey Anthony III, brother OF
James T. Anthony III, Mrs. Harry
Russell and Louis B. Anthony, ali
Of Chestertown, Md; Mrs. Katherine
A. Clements Of Ramey AR Force
Base, Puerto Rico; Richard U. An
thony of Miami, Fla, and Patricia
A. Blake Of Towson, Md. Friends may
call on Tuesday. November 20. be-
tween 7:30 and 3 pm, at the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Md Services Wednesday, November
Il. at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
Va. at am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
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GREENE, CLAUDE NJ. On Saturday
November IL 1862. at George
GREENE Of 1925 Queen st. ne
e. M Greene, son of Mrs. Mamie
Greene, brother of Messrs Edgar ano
Alec Greene, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the Sohn T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. ,3015 18th st. ne. Notice OF
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Joseph S. Repetti,
Electrician, 81

Joseph S. Repetti, 81, a
fourth generation Washington
ian and retired electrical con-
tractor, died Saturday night.
The son of the late DR.. and
Mrs. F. Frank Repetti, he at
tended Gonzaga High School
and George Washington Uni
versity.
Services will be at 10 am.
Wednesday at. st. Peters
Church, Second and c streets
Sc. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Darn nf Thanka

VIVIAN E. The family Of
the late VIVIAN E. SINGLETON
wishes to express their deep and
sincere appreciation for the many
cards, use of cars, and thoughtful
nesses shown during our recent
bereavement Our hearts were
warmed and may God bless you all.
THOMAS SINGLETON SISTERS,
CHILDREN AND THE REST OF
THE FAMILY.
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2525 P street NV, and two
daughters, Mrs. George Dixon
of 1928 P street NV. and Mrs.
Jorge Tristani of San Juan,
Puerto Rico, and four grand
children.
In Beverly Hills, Calf, where
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DEATHS
AnnOunCements Of
Services by Chambers
fn Mpntnrtatt


CHASE, MARY ANNA. In memory of :
our dear, loving aunt, who passed
away one year ago today, November
God wanted you by His side,
In His love you did abide;
you are missed by all,
But We will meet you at Roll call
XQ TYR NlECES, NEPHEWS AND
GERACI, ANTHONY T. tribute of
love and devotion to our dear BROTH
er, ANTHONY T. GERACI, who de-
parted this life six years ago today.
November 10, 1855.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true.
Theres not day that passes ~
That we do not think of you.
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER.
GERACd, A. THOMAS. In loving mem
| GERACI, who died six years ago,
November 10, 1856.
1t takes more than little space
nj TO say how much low, you,
But VIII take to the end of time =,
LOVING WIFE. SALLY GERACi.
GIBBS. JAMES AND MARTHA. In low
ing memory OF our father, JAMES.
Gd5BS: who died September s. 1888.
! hel, who died November 10, 1889,
The covers of life's book are closed
! Fer the ones we loved so well,
But loving deeds Of bygone days
pE ATe Ehat the sG passs t sRARr ANN
CLARE.
GRIFFITH, DELAPHINE MAI. A trib-
ute OF love and devotion to the
ppsmSEy Of ny my 6eISyed mother.
departed this life twelve wears ago
| To-Day November 10, 1850.
No one knows my heartache,
only those who see me weep:
iISned my tears with an aching heart
while others are fast asleep.
Let me think of her today;
sleeping resting, Just away:
Resting where no shadows fall.
IN perfect peace she awaits me
HER NLovINg ID2A.ggGHTER. JAcQUE-
LAWRENCE, BERTHE. In loving re-
membranes of our dear mother and
grandmother. BERTHE LAWRENCE.
VINO passed away twelve years age
To-Day November 10, 1850. -.
Gone from a troubled world,
May your soul find peace
DAUGHTER, BERTHA. GRANDSON
.,1 AND GRANDDAUGHTER, BILLIE
op Den, . JEAN 5; In msmoTy Of my
parted this life two years ago today,
November 10, 1860.
AS we loved her, so we miss her.
In our hearts she's always near;
Loved remembered. longer for al
ways,
Bringing many solemn tear.
Sadly missed by
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
PINKETT: JOHN R. In loving mem
DRY Of our beloved. JOHN
PlNKETT, who departed this life
November 10, 1858.
THE FAMILY.
ROBERTSON. CHESTER b. In loylne
memory Of our beloved husband ana
Iather. CHESTER B. ROBERTSON
VINO passed away November 10, 1859
sad and sudden was the call
Ot one so dearly loved by all:
bitter grief, a shock severe,
~ was to part with one so dear.
we often sit and think OF you !
And speak of how you died.
To think you could not say sood-bv
Beiore you closed your eyes,
Eor, both OF us you did your best.
God grant you eternal rest.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND
SAVOY FLORENCE sNOWDEN
loving tribute to the memory Of our
trend FLORENCE SNOWDEN "A.
vOT, who passed away five wears
ago today, November 10. 1857.
ILL AND EDNA.
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MATTHEWS. SARA RRANHAM

On Friday, November is, 1869, at
the Washington Hospital Center, DIR.
SARA BRANHAM MATTHEW'S of
1888 Connecticut ave. NV, wife Of
the late Phillip s. Matthews. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis,
ave. and Harrison st. NV. (parking
on premesiS), where services will
be held on Tuesday. November 20.
1852. at 10 am. Interment OXFORD,
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ROOF, SAMUEL NJ. On Sunday, No
vember IS, 1862, at Leland Me-
mortal Hospital, SAMUEL NJ ROOF,
beloved husband of Mrs. Anna B,
Roof, uncle Of Mrs. Betty Stone, Mrs.
Nan Stone. Mrs. Elizabeth Cole Mr..
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne. until II am. Wednesday, No
yember 81. Services will be held at
the Calvert Memorial Church, Ed
monston I'd. and Decatur St, Hyatts-
vile, Mo, on Wednesday, Novem-
Der p, at I D.m. Interment Fort Lin
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ERNESTINE P. COOPER, W. NJ
CAROLINE L. WILTBERGER, Secy

PHILLIPS, ELSIE F. On Sunday. No.
vember, IS, 1862, at her home, 1915
Frederick ave, Kensington. Md.
ELSIE F. PHILLIPS, beloved mother
of Mrs Eugene D. Dixon, beloved
grandmother of David E. and Nancy
E. Dixon, sister of Clara, John,
Ernest, Walter and Maynard Fink
Services private. Memorial services
will be held on Thursday. November
-. at st. Paul's Methodist Church
Fasett at Mitchell sts.. Kenslngton,
Md, at pm 81
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LANGFoRD, MALCOLM sPARHAwK

On Sunday November is 1869
MALCOLM SPARHAWK LANGFoRD
husband OF Marian Whaley Lang
lord. father OF Malcolm Spa-haWk
ir.; Stephen Arthur and SteWapi
MacLean Langford, son Of Mrs
katreena s. LanRford and brothe,
OF DR., William Langford and Mrs
Frederick {; Sisk. Services will be
Wednesday. November 81, at nm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry: Flowers or contributions TO
the Landon School Scholarship Fund,
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JOHNSON. GENERAL F. On rbursda,

November IS, 1892, GENERAL iETRIafuA +
JOHNSON of -251 V st. NV, nus.
band Of Mrs. Matte johnson, father
81 2dh ounce Johnson son. of Lafayette
Croker. Mrs. Eunice GLADDEN. and
James w, Johnson. other relatives
and friends. After pm. TUESDAY,
November 20. friends may calI al
Johnson & jenkins Funeral Home,
5 5 Georgla ave. NV, where fu-
gay, November 21, at 1880 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
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~! ~, NFVoLWHhI, OF YUUI Mag
mona 81" Lanham, Md, on Noyenl-
Der H. 1862, beloved daughter Of
FRANK s. and Josephine Wholihan
Michael. Padraig, Mary, Katherine'
Patricia. Eileen and Peggy Kiapac,
granddaughter of Mrs, John i
Wholihan. Prayers at Chambers' Flu.
neral Home: 1901 Cleveland ave,
RlVerdale, Md, on Wednesday, No
yember II, at $3.50 am, Mass in
81. Matthias Catholic Church, Sea.
brook I'd. and Rte. 450, Lanham, Md
at 10 am. Interment Mount olive
cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contri.
buttons may be made to the Len.
kemia Research Foundation, Chill
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FRENZEL, LILLE BEACH. On Sum-

day, November is, 1862, at the iesi-
eence Of her. daughter. Mrs, LcHise
SEBASTIAN of 5011 North 9Th ST
Arllngton, Va, LILLE BEACH
FFih;ENzE4 beloved mother of Mrs,
Mrs. Charlotte r. Baughman, Mis-
Grace E. Watt, Mrs. Myrtle NJ
Ihralls, Mrs. Louise Sebastian ana
Henry w, Frenzel She also is sur
vlveo 3y grandchildren, So great
granuchhoren and three great
Observation-Disclosures. Notice Of fn-
neral arranqemenrs latnr " ~
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JONES. RICHARD r. On Saturday.
NoYemher Y 1000 RIcIi ~ 3 y ua !,

VVttNLo' ,hHCHhhD r. On Saturday,
JONES Of 1868 New Newton Hi st. Aiel. BE- F.
loved husband of Irene E. Jones,
inrotner Of Mrs. Gretell Irby, Steri-
Howard Jones. Also SURVIVING are
otner relatives and many friends
After 4 pm. Tuesday, friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral home; 1920 9th st. NV. Flu
Church, R st. between 10Th and
18Th SITS. NV, at IL noon Wednes-
gay, November 21. Interment Ar
ungtOn National Cemntarv on
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KUHKEK, JUSEPHINE a. On Sunday,
November Is, 1862. at Washington
HOSPITAL Center. JOSEPHINE A,
ROHRER of 2022 Columbia I'd. NV.
Chapel, wis. ave. at Harrison Sne st
NV. (parking on Dremises), on
Tuesday, November 20. at pm,
1nterment Burlington, VT Contribu-
tions may be made to the Washing
ton Animal Rescue League
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WILLIAMS, THEODRICK L. On satur-'
Day. November II l962. THEODRICKA

uay, NoVember II, 1862, THEODRTCKI
L. WILLIAMS Of 1913 G So. ne.
beloved husband of Savannah WiIS4
llams Other relatives and friends =,
also survive; From , to 10 pm. Tues
gay, November 90, friends may call .
st the Hoffman Funeral Home, 900, !,
9TH st. NV. The late Mr.. Williams
VIII lie in state at the Vermont !.
avenue Baptist Church, from III
m. Wednesday November 81. until =
time Of funeral. at l % IN. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Casket
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JEWELL, MARIAN oIry,, =,

D st. Sc, on November II. 1862
vile Of Francis R, Jewell, mother OF
. Mrs. Elsie R. Whitaker, Mrs. Alice
l. Line6ack, Evelyn P, and Beverly
snd Jewell william R., Gerald F.
Chambers Funeral Home, ST. l1fb
81. sc; until Tuesday, November 81,
a. $3.50, am. Mass at Our Lady
queen Of Peace Catholic Church, at
~ am. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
WY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Ek RaiS e. CAPT. HENRY, Jr. UsNR,

R t6s33. On Saturday, November 'GE g
B Hg9n, at II ms residence, ,5636 Bent
HENRY ERNEST, If. CU S T Ret |
2eloved husband OF Neoma Ernest
iather of Mrs. Clair W, RODGERS ~
west Haven, Conn. Friends may cal ali
a. az GHs oEI s Chapel, Wisconsin ave
premises Mass will he offaresd " ~
Eort Myer Chapel on TUESDAY
november 20, at 10 am. Interment
Arnngton National Cemeterv 10