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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
H. Dwight York, So, Director
Of VA Rehabilitation Unit

1t. Comdr. H. Dwight York.
USNR (retiredD, So, the direc-
tor of the Veterans Administra-
tons Vocational Rehabilitation
and Education Services, died
yesterday at George Washing
ton University Hospital. He had
undergone surgery there six
weeks ago.
During his II years with the
VA, DR.. York was a member of
a team of educators developing
and administering vocational
and education programs to vet
Grams Of World War II and the
Korean conflict.
He worked with the Presi-
dents Committee on Employ
ment of the physically handi-
capped, and made many studies
in the field himself which were
used both in the VA and by
outside organizations.
Before joining the VA, DR..
York was on active duty with
the Training Branch in the
Nays Bureau Of Personnel.
Before World War II he was a
administrator in the McLeans-
boro and Decatur Qll0 public
schools.
A native of Illinois, he stud
| led at Southern Illinois Uni
versity and received his doctor
ate from the University Of
Illinois.
DR.. York, a Mason. was q
member Of Kappa Delta ri. an
honorary educational frater-
nifty.
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Samuel B. Hill Dies;
.Times-HeroId Official

A native Of Chambersburs
Pa. Mr.. Hill began his career
as secretary to the advertising
manager Of the Camden IN. j.
Courier-Post. -Four years later
he was named national adver-
Using manager of the Courier
Post and the Philadelphia
Record. He held those positions
until the papers were sold in
Ie47.
In 1914 he founded the Phila-
delphia Food Trade News and
in 1947 he became commercial
manager of Radio Station WHIP
there.
Mr.. Hill leaves his wife
Violet, of the home in Cherry
Hill, N. j.; a daughter, Mrs
Thomas Crews, of Dunlap, Ill,
and two sons, DR.. Bennerr B.,
Of Garden City, Mich, and
Kenneth. Of 101l1 Dickens ave-
nue., Bethesda.
Services will be at II am. to-
morrow at Erlton, N. J.
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ACTY, sTRATMON E., sr. On Tues.
day, December 3, 1858, STRATMON
z. ACTY, Sr., of l43e Meridian place
NV, father Of Stratmon E. Acty, jr.,
and brother of Mrs. Sadie Holmes,
Mrs. Alverta Lewis, Fred, Twymon
and Robert Acty.- He also Is sur
vived by other relatives and a host
December S.. friends are invited to
st. NV, where funeral services will
be held on Friday, December s, at
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. S
ARNOLD, HOWARD L. On Tuesday.
December 3, 1883, at Mount Alto
Hospital, Washington, D. C., HOW
ARD L. ARNOLD, husband of Mrs.
Hazel c. Arnold, father of Mrs. Doro-
thy v. Dyer, Mrs. Barbara A. Snead
and Miss Amanda L. Arnold; brother
Of J. Raymond Arnold. He also
is survived by four grandchildren.
MeGSTa m cSap can So Sc South Pe% %as
ineton st., Alexandra, Va, where
services will be held on Friday, De
Arlington % National Cemetery, with
Masonic rites. In lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made to the
American Cancer Society. S
MARY G. On Tuesday,
December 3, 1858, at Vienna. Va,
MARY G. ASHWORTH, beloved wife
Of the late Ellridge H. Ashworth.
Services will be held on Thursday,
December 5, at am, at the Money
& King Chapel, III West Maple
ave, Vienna, Va. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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George W. Bond, Red Cross
Work in War Won Medal

George w. Bond, rs, who
won the Army's Bronze Star
Medal for his front-line Red
Cross work during World War
II. died Monday at his Laurel
MD home after several
months illness.
A native of Laurel, Mr.. Bond
Joined the Red Cross in 1887
and served as field director at
Fort Meade until 1912, when he
accompanied the 29th Division
to Europe.
In the thick of the fighting,
he once wrote to Red Cross
headquarters that I'VE field
directors go as far forward to
take care of our cases as the
military will permit"
For his work, he received the
medal in 1945 from Maj. Gen.
Charles H. Gerhardt, who
noted in his award: This is a
small thing for what you have
done. I don't know of anyone
who has had the interests of
the division and its men more
at heart"
Mr.. Bonds citation pointed
out that from the time the
division entered combat, "he
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1t. Leland 6. Gardner, Jr.,
Attended St. Adams School

Committee and president of his
club. Tiger Inn, during his
senior year.
1t. Gardner was graduated
from st. Adams School here
where he was active on the
school newspaper and a men,
Der of the Government Club.
Besides his parents, he leaves
two brothers, 1t. Godfrey L
Gardner, USN, who is stationed
in San Diego, Cal, and Capt
Henry P. Gardner, USAF
stationed in Clovis, N. Mex.
and a sister, Mrs. Nancy Cas-.
sells of Philadelphia.
Services will be at lis pm
Friday at the Little Sanctuary
at st. Adams School, Massa.
chusetts and Wisconsin ave,
nues NV, with burial in Arl
ington Cemetery.
The family asks that expires
sions of sympathy be in tn,
! form of contributions to the st
Adams School for boys.
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Samuel B. Hill, So. an ad-
vertising director for the old
Washington Times Herald, died
Monday at PennSauken. N. j.,
after an apparent heart at
tack.
Mr.. Hill. who began his ad-
vertising career in 1925. went
to the Times Herald in 1850 as
national advertising manager
He was its advertising director
when the paper was purchased
by the Washington Post.
After leaving Washington, he
was associated with a hotel
trade publication in Philadel-
pl1ia. and he served as adver-
Using director for the Times
Star in Cincinnati from 1855
to 1860, when that paper was
bought by the Cincinnati Post
Since 1860, he had been man.
ager of travel and resort ad-
vertising for the Philadelphis
Bulletin.
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copt. Michael Groves, ~,
Commanded Honor Guard

Capt. Michael d. Groves, 81,
the Army officer who COM
manded the ceremonial troops
at President Kennedy's funeral
and graveside rites. collapsed
and died Of a heart attack
last night.
An Army spokesman said
Capt. Groves, who was COM
handing officer of the Honor
Guard Company, LIST Battalion,
Sd Infantry, was stricken while
eating dinner with his family
at his home at Fort Myer, Va.
The officer was placed in
command of the Honor Guard
Company on August 6. The
unit is one of the Nations most
highly trained ceremonial units.
One Of its principal duties is
guarding the Tomb of the IN
known Soldier at Arlington
Cemetery.
Capt. Groves had commanded
and trained the men who took
part in the late Presidents
funeral nine days ago. These
were the Army men who served
as casket bearers. caisson es-
corts. members of the firing
party at the last rites and
graveside sentinels.
A native of Ann Arbor, Mich,
Capt. Groves entered the Army
in 1859 with a commission
from the Reserve Officers
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Second 1t. Leland Gardner,
jr., United States Army, son
Of Col. and Mrs. Gardner of
1891 Western avenue NV, died
Monday in an automobile
accident near Columbia, Mo.
when the car he was driving
went out Of control.
1t. Gardner, "a, was assigned
to the headquarters of the 33d
Artillery of the LIST Army at
Fort Riley, Kans.
He had just returned from
temporary duty with the I'd
Armored Division in the
Army's Big Lift operation in
Germany.
On active duty for the last
year, 1t. Gardner received his
commission upon graduating in
1861 from Princeton, where he
was a member Of the Army
ROTC.
While at Princeton, 1t
Gardenr. an English major. was
chairman of the Inter-Clut
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lived and worked often
within range of enemy fire"
He returned to duty at Fort
Meade in 1945, where he stayed
A 1945 Photo
two years. From then until his
death he was employed by the
Maloney Concrete Co.
. During World War I, Mr.
Bond, a 1914 graduate of
Georgetown University Law
School. served as administrative
assistant to Senator Knox of
Pennsylvania.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Anna Mann, Of Laurel
and a sister, Mrs. Augusta
Nicoll, also of Laurel.
Services were scheduled for 2
pm. today at St. Philips
Church at Laurel, with burial
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The family requests that
expressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to Q
favorite charity.
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william S. Doyle,
Bethesda Cob
Firm Official

William s. Doyle. a. . third
generation Washingtonian
died Of a liver ailment yester-
day at Suburban Hospital.
A graduate of the old Central
High School. he served in
World War II, and after the
war Joined the Times-Herald
newspaper as a distributor.
After the paper was bought by
the Washington Post, Mr..
Doyle began driving a cab and
at the time Of his death was
was an official Of the Bethesda
Cab Co.
He was q member Of the
knights Of Columbus.
Mr.. Doyle leaves his wife,
Alice, Of the home at 5000
Sonoma road, Bethesda, and a
son. william, of the same
address. Also four brothers,
Robert. Of Annandale, Va;
Charlton, of 5128 Kent road
North, Arlington; Phalam. of
1904 Kirkdale road. Bethesda,
and John L, Of 1887 Fort
Stevens drive NV, and three
sisters, Mrs. John e. Smith, $685.
Thtrty-first street NV; Mrs.
Edgar E. johnson, Lincoln,
Neb.. and Mrs. Richard A
Giebel, 950S Singleton drive,
Bethesda.
Services will be at $50 am.
Friday at st. Jane de Chantel
Catholic Church in Bethesda
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Elmer c. Reeves,
Ex-GIussWorker

Elmer C. Reeves. rs, Q for
mer Washington glass worker,
died of a heart attack Monday
at his Key Largo CFlaD home
where he moved after his re-
tirement in 1854.
Mr.. Reeves. q native Of Phil
adelphia, moved to Washing
ton in 1887. setting up q shop
in his home. 1906 Wisconsin
avenue NV. One Of the Ma
tons few stain-leaded glass
craftsmen, he worked on the
windows at many churches in
this area.
He leaves two sons, Elmer c.,
of Miami, Fla, and Kenneth j.,
of 44Ol Montgomery avenue
Bethesda. and q daughter, Mrs
Marian Grady. of Atlantic City
N. ].
Services viii be at 10 am. to-
morrow at Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church, East
West highway and Pearl street,
Bethesda, with burial in WASH
ington National Cemetery.
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Training Corps. He received a
bachelor Of science degree in
physical education at Eastern
Michigan College.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Frances, who expects a child in
about a month; a daughter,
Kelly Ann, 3. and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald w. Groves
of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
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RoIIin R. Reno, 7o, Active
In Civic and Church Work

Rollin r. Reno, 70, an active
civic and church worker In
Capitol Heights. died Of a heart
attack Monday at Prince Geor-
ges County Hospital.
A native Of Medora, Ill, Mr..
Reno moved to Washington in
1908 to work for the Civil
Service Commission. At his
retirement in 1854 he was
superintendent in the commits
sion's correspondence division.
Long active. in Capitol
Heights civic affairs, he served
several terms on the Town
Council in the 1930s and 1940s,
devoting his time to working
for improved streets and
schools.
Mr.. Reno was the last surviv-
ing charter member Of the
First Baptist Church Of Capitol
Heights. Active In the affairs
Of the church, he had served as
church clerk. Sunday school
superintendent, deacon and
musical director.
He was a former member of
the Salem oddfellows Lodge of
Washington, and charter mem
Der Of Loyalty Oddfellows Lodge
No. l65 Of Capitol Heights. At
his death he was the last
charter member Of the lodge,
where he had served as record
ing secretary for many years.
Mr.. Reno's wife, Nellie, died
in 1856. They celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary in
1855.
He leaves three sons, Wen
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dell G., of 1912 District Heights
parkway, District Heights; Carl
A.. of 5000 Bradbury Heights,
Md, and George L., Of 200
Sixty-first avenue, Capitol
Heights; a daughter, Mrs,
Dorothy r. Cox, of 6 Sixty
fifth street, Maryland Park, is
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.
Services will be at / pm
tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church, Sixty-first street and
Central avenue, with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DFatha

BELL, RICHARD WALLACE. On
H HOfdcc scss D sssp RcH Isi At wt Ne
LACE BELL BELL q s7Ss Milford d ave- ave;
renee I. Ben, brother Of Mrs. ciSr.
ence 2. Bradford, Mrs, Earl Utsey.
Mrs. Jerry r. Davis, Mrs. Woodrow
Parker. Betsy Allen. willard l.,
Bishop sIS a: VERNON R Hi Arthur Ra 4
funeral Home. W. Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring, Nd, where friends
may visit after pm. Wednesday
Cgarking facilities). Mass will be
Offered for the repose Of his soul
on S tb ha SSucS m Gb at n. 70 RIM
1901 Colston drive, Silver Spring,
Md. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Sympathy may be ex-
pressed in the form Of memorials
70 the American Cancer Society, $40
18th st. NV.
BREW, REV. WILLIAM. Departed this
a long illness. REV. william
he founder q he he new .; Solid Rock
Baptist Church and the Church Aide
Is Pds syod wien Gsn'f Mr. s Pss Brew. aE:
one. brother, II. c. Brew; nieces,
and friends. Remains win lie in
state after 4 pm, Wednesday, De-
ecsmber 4. 4. At St. Stephens Baptist
services viii Be held at pm,
THURSDAY, December S. The Rev.
E.. H. Churn of Baltimore, officiating.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. AT.
ransements by Henry S. Washington
4 Sons.
BROOKS, ERNESTINE E. Suddenly,
on Monday. December 2, 1853, at
NV, ERNESTINE E. BROOKS, be-
loved DAUGHTER Of Mrs. Daisy F.
Brock and Mr.. Ernest r. Brooks Of
Wilmington, Del. Also surviving are
resting at the Barnes & Matthews
Funeral Home, 1919 l4th st. NV,
where the family will receive friends
from to pm. Wednesday, De-
cember 4, and where funeral serv-
ices will be held on THURSDAY, De
coin Memorial Cemetery. Casket will
not be opened.
BROWN, MARGARET C. On Tuesday.
rial Hospital, MARGARET c. BROWN
Of Archie r. Brown, mother Of Bar
bara Janet and Thomas Cameron
Brown and sister Of Mrs. William
Brown, Hugh and William Cam
eron: There also are three grand
children. Mrs. Brown rests al the
Warner E.. Humphrey Funeral Home,
e4A Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on Fri
day, December s, at z pm. (park-
ing facilities). Interment Parklawn
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
funeral home after pm. Wednes-
BRYAN, MORRIS. On Tuesday, De-
cember 8, 1858, MORRIS BRYAN Of
4elQ Fort Totten drive me-, beloved
husband of Bessie Bryan and devoted
father Of Irving Bryan, Joseph and
samuel Bryan, both of Silver Spring,
No. Funeral services at the Bernard
35ol 18th st: NV. parking facili.
ties adjacenD, on Wednesday, De-
cember 4, at 1880 pm. Interment
southeast Congregation Section, Mount
Leoanon Cemetery. Memorial week,
4olo Fort Totten drive ne. Please
omit flowers.
CAMLIN, JESSIE LOUISE. Suddenly,
on tuesday, December 3, 1858, JES-
SIZE LOUISE CAMLIN Of 1914 18TH
st. NV, beloved wife Of Adonis L.
Camlin and daughter of Mrs. Addie
sykes of Virginia Beach, Va; sister
Of Mrs. h. z. BAIL, Mrs. W. 7.
Sam ]. Sykes, also Of Virginia Beach,
Va. Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, 74oo Georgia ave.
NV, where services will be held
on Thursday, December 5, at II
am. Interment private.
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Elizabeth Wood,
Associate Editor
Of Better Homes

Miss Elizabeth A. Wood, 4s, a
former Government home econ
omist, died Of cancer November
% at Des Moines. Iowa.
A native of LaPlata, Nd,
Miss Wood was graduated from
Douglas College in 1898, and
joined the Agriculture Depart
ment's Bureau Of Home Eco
Monies that year.
After several years with the
bureau in Washington and
Beltsville. she joined Whats
New in Home EconomicsP", a
professional magazine pub
lished in Chicago.
For the last 10 years Miss
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He leaves his wife. Regina c.,
Of 5000 Essex avenue, Spring.
field, Va, the home address;
his mother. Mrs. Mary Bennett
York of McLeansboro, and two
brothers, Scott B., Of Cham
paign, Ill, and Dan p. Of Fair
fax County.
Services will be at II am. to-
morrow at the Fort Myer Chap
Ell, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Miss Carson Honored
By Audubon Society

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (AP).-
Rachel Carson. whose book
Silent Spring" set off a ma
tional controversy, has received
the highest award of the Ma
tional Audubon Society.
A citation presented to Miss
Carson here said the book
"alerted and aroused the public
about needless and dangerous
chemical pollution (by pesti-
cides) Of the natural environ
ment."
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Wood had served as an asSo-
ciate editor in the Foods and
Equipment Department OF
Better Homes and Gardens"
She leaves her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert F. Wood, OF
LaPlata.
Services were November "a
at Des Moines, with burial in
Michigan.
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Universal
I'm Mrnturtant
Funeral HON

CARTER, JENNIE DOREY. In low
ing memory of our dear beloved
JENNIE DoREY CARTER. Who de.
cember ;, 1858.
In Thy tapestry of life, dear Lord,
Our thanks for every stitch;
Inc loved ones who formed the
And made our lives so rich.
VIRGINIA, LOUIS, GREGORY AND
JENNIFER WASHINGTON.
GRIFFIN, KITE v. In loving mem
DRY of our devoted mother and
grandmother. KITTIE V. GRIFFIN,
VINO letI SO suddenly ten years ago
today, December 4, 1853.
A wonderful memory you left behind
to be cherished always
RUTH I1s,,,, MIRIAM, CARROLL AND
JACKSON. ALICE CHANDLER. In
SAD but loving remembrance of my
dear aunt, ALICE CHANDLER
yAChSON, who departed this life
% ISt1 years ago today, December 4,
| know you have gone to rest,
But God knew best.
You snail never be forgotten
DEHn9TIED NIECE, ALICE E. CRAW-
JANSEN, WILLIAM CURTIS. In sad
put loving remembrance of our be-
loved brother, WILLIAM CURTIS
JANSEN, who passed away one wear
ago today, December 4, 1852.
A face that is ever before us.
A voice that We can never forget;
smile that will last forever,
In memory he is with US vet.
THE FAMILY.
JENIFER, MRS. MARGARET So
PHIA. In sad but loving memory
OF our darling mother, grandmother
and mother-in-law, MRS. MAR
GARET SOPHIA JENIFER, who
passed peacefully away six wears
ago today, December 4, 1857.
You will eternally live in our hearts
DAUGHTER, GERTRUDE D. WIG
GINS: GRANDSON, ALOYSIUS II.
ALLEN; SON-IN-LAW, ROOSE-
WELT T. VIRGINS; DAUGHTER
N-LAW, BESSIE A. CARING
- ION.
TENNYSON, HIRAM E. In loving
memory Of our beloved husband and
father, HIRAM z. TENNYSON, who
departed this life ten years ago
today, December 4, 1853.
MARION AND JACK.
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services by Chambers
Dunford, Joseph w. W. Chambers Co.
Roberts,
Richie d. Vt. " Chambsr, n.
Mock, Arthur p. ] ". ". ChamberS re
Richardson, w.
Ernest S., Jr. W. W, Chambers Co.
Maeder, w.
Harold c., Jr. w. W. Chambers ca.
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AnuFilinuH

HELEN. An unwilling
HELEN II SpO MTcHAEIsoN viii be held
on Sunday, December Q, 1858, at u
noon, at the B'nai Israel Cemetery,
St. Barnabas and Wheeler rds., Oxon
Hill, Nd. Relatives and friends in
Vited.
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Garn nf Thanka

MATTHEWS, FRANCES A. The fam
lily Of the late MRS. FRANCES A.
James SomerSille and the many
friends for their kind expressions Of
sympathy during our bereavement.
DR.. II. S. NICHOLSON AND FAM
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK i Choice
old location, at orig. cost. IA. 2-l14L
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematnrilln1

VI NI1ItI VOI III1I4
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th St. and Mass. Ave. IL $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 3-7AII
2 Blks. North of Walter Reed Hospital
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- brothers Of Loyalty Lodge, No.
In 1855, |. o. o. F., are hereby
" EDotiiied notified. D Of n he P ssN6S E ct
Nh will be al the First Baptist
w Church of Capitol Heights. 2lst
I'll ST. and Central ave. Sc, where
w odd Fellows services will be
held at pm. Wednesday, De-
cembeT 4, 1853.
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Daughter Ruler.
BLONGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy.
WILSON, MATTE. On Monday, De

Cember z, 1858, MATTE wilson
OF 10 Quincy pl. ne, beloved wife Of
the Rev. ClemOn Wilson, and mother
OF Blanche BOldware. Evelyn Gordon,
Lucille Porter and Charles, Raw
mOnd, Eugene and Clarence Wilson.
Also surviving are thiTty-Seven grand
children. ten great-gTandchildren
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 pm, Wednesday, December
=. friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 9th ST.
NV. Services Thursday, December
Baptist Church, I'LL South Carolina
ave. Sc, the Rev. John H. Kenner
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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YORK, 1t, COMDR. HORACE

YORK, 1t. CONDR. HORACE
TWIGHT, USN retired. On Tues
day, December 3. 1858, at George
washington University Hospital, 1T.
CQMDR. HORACE TWIGHT YORK,
gSN tretiredl, OF 5000 Essex ave,
Springfield. Va, husband Of Regina
and the late James A. York; brother
OF Dan P. and Scott b. York. Funeral
services will be held on Thursday,
december 5, at II am, at Fort
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Friends NAV call
800 W. BraddOck I'd, Alex, Va
from pm. to 2 pm, on Wednesday.
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'C cember isSs. N. JAMES scoTr
Of is45 Monroe st. ne, beloved son
Of Louis P. and Mabel NJ. Scott.
Also surviving are one brother, Louis
p. Scott. ir.; other relatives and
/ day, friends are invited TO call al
! the Mcclure Funeral Home, le2C
9th st. NV. Requiem Mass will be
celebrated at SITS. Paul and Angus.
tine Catholic Church, 18th and V
SITS. NV, at ? am. THURSDAY Pc
mortal Cemetery.
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VALkER, OPAL Z. Officers and
lAU members Of Columbia Tenn
N pie, No. "a, l. B. P. o. E.
'fYN Of W, are hereby notified
Of the death Of Daughter
" OPAL r. WALKER. Elk
services will be held at go
a. pm. Thursday, December s.
1853. at the johnson & jenkins Flu
neral Home, A5o4 Georgia ave. NV.
ELSIE L. DANDRIDGE,
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" dsS. NoEemb LILLE ~ ~, y IN fatSF
WfNGFIELD Of 4lo n st. NV, be-
loved mother Of two daughters and
one son. She also leaves three
grandchildren and a host OF other
relatives and friends. Viewing on
wednesday. December Z az the Uni
versal Funeral Home, el6 H ST. ne,
from TO 10 pm. Services on
Thursday, December s, at the Silver
Temple Church, 3ll X st. NV, at
pm, the Rev. Florence Shorter
officiating lnteIment Harmony Me.
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STEINBARGER, HELEN 7. On Mon
day.. December 2, 1858, at Pitts
burgh, Pa, HELEN T. STEIN.
Of Douglas T. Cummins and Mrs.
Reid Baldridge. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison st. NV. parking on prem
ises), from to and 7 to 2 pm.
Wednesday. Services will be held at
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Con-
necticut ave. and Bancroft place NV,
on Thursday, December S, at II am.
Interment private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04

KNIGHT, VERA S. On Tuesday. De-
Hospital. VERA S. KNIGHT, wife Of
the late Lyle A. Knight and mother
OF Miss Jennie Lea knight SeTv-
ices will be held at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel, $40 South Wash
ington st., Alexandria. Va, on Thurs
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