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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

The EVENING STAR
Washinstea, o. c.
fn5sy, DsesmbsS 6, 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

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Evening star., 1963-04-24
F. J. McCurroII,
Ex-GPO EmpIoye

Francis j. McCarroll, 78, a
former employe of the Govern
ment Printing office, died
Monday at Newburgh, N. Y,
after a long illness.
Mr.. McCarroll had lived in
Newburgh for the past five
years. He retired from the Gov
ernment in 1853 after SO years
of service.
A native of New Windsor,
N. Y, he was a member of the
Lebanon Masonic Lodge No. z
in Washington ard the Gov
ernment Printing Pressmens
Union.
Mr.. McCarroll leaves a
daughter, Miss Sarah j. Nc
Carroll of Newburgh; a broth
er William of Old Saybrook,
Conn, and four sisters, Mrs.
j. D. Milliken of Merrick,
N. Y; Mrs. Anna Stewart of
Hasbrouck Heights, N. j.; Mrs.
Mary Hoffman of Ozone Park,
L. l.. and Mrs. Samuel Todd
Of Newburgh.
Services and burial were
for 2 pm. today IN
Newburgh.
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Miss Mae Ryon,
Secretary Served
8 Congressman

Miss Mae c. Ryan Of 1919
Upshur street NE, q Capitol
Hill secretary to three success
sive Philadelphia congressman
for 27 years, died yesterday
morning at Casualty Hospital
after a long illness.
Born and educated in Lock-
haven, Pa, Miss Ryan came to
washington in 1899 as per-
sonal secretary to Representa-
tive John Edward Sheridan,
Philadelphia D e m ocrat t, and
later worked for his successors,
Earl Chudoff and the incum-
bent Robert N. Nix. She re-
tired last June.
She was an active member of
the Capitol Hill Secretaries
Club, with whom she took oc-
casional organized vacations to
Florida. She belonged to St.
Anthony's Catholic Church at
Twelfth and Monroe streets
NE.
She leaves a sister, Miss Eva
r. Ryan, with whom she lived;
and q brother, Harry J. Ryan
Of Lockhaven, Pa.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged by Lee Funeral Home at
Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE.
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Rites Today
For Israeli
Chief efBen-Zvi

JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector,
April "a (AP).-A grave on a
Judean hillside beside his ia
ther was readied today for
Izhak Ben-zvi, second Presi-
dent Of Israel.
Mr.. Ben-zvi, rs, President of
Israel since 1852, died of can
Ger yesterday. After a state fu-
neral today, he was to be buried
in a Judean hill cemetery after
two minutes of sience observed
throughout the country.
The Knesset, the Israeli par
lament, declared 30-day period
Of mourning yesterday and
then heard Premier David Ben
Gurion euologize Mr.. Ben-Zvi
as lone Of the most modest
men among u.s."
Persons from all parts Of the
country filed past thL flag
covered, simple wooden coffin
in the National Convention
Center in Western Jerusalem.
Shops closed in Jerusalem in
a sign Of mourning. Army camp
flags were lowered to half staff,
memorial candles were lit in
front Of them and honor guards
were assigned to keep a "a
hour vigil for seven days.
The Knesset will elect a sue
cessor after the official mourn
ing period. Knesset speaker
KadiSh Luz will be acting pres
ident in the interim.
Among those considered pos
sible successors are Ella h u
Eilat, former Ambassador to the
United States and Britain and
now president Of Hebrew UNI
versity; Izhak Olshan, the Su-
preme Court president, and
Moshe Sharett, former Prime
Minister and Foreign Minister
and now a member of Parlia-
ment.
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Mrs. Adomson, 70;
Rites Tomorrow

Mrs. Ernest Adamson, 10,
the wife Of a former chief
counsel for the House Un-
American Activities Committee
died yesterday at Aspen Hill
(Va.) home after a long ILL
ness.
A native Of Lakeland, Fla,
she was the former Catherine
Cowdry and had been married
to Mr.. Adamson for 40 years.
Besides her husband, she
leaves three children, Mrs.
Charles Baird. III, Of Middle
burg; Mrs. Thomas E. Marston,
of New Haven, Conn.,, and
Comdr. Robert Adamson, of
Kodiak Island, Alaska, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Upperville
Episcopal Church. Burial will
be private.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to
the Winchester (Va) Salvation
Army.
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with cluster and the Order OF
the British Empire.
Gen. Gruver was a member
of numerous professional Or
ganizations and the MasonS.
The general and his wife had
made their home in Clearwater
Beach, Fla, from the time OF
his retirement until last fall,
when they returned to WASH
ington to live at 2800 Woodley
road NV.
Besides his wife, Gen. Gruver
leaves his mother, Mrs. w. s
Gruver Of 1901 Park road
NV; a son, M. s. Gruver OF
Battle Greek, Mich; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. P. Cousland Of
Mexico City, and five grand
children.
Services will be at pm. to-
morrow in the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Charles KuIcounos,
Firm Accountant

Charles Kalcounos, 48, an
accountant for a produce firm
here, died Monday at Doctors
Hospital after a short illness.
A native Of Rhode Island,
Mr.. Kalcounos came to the
District while in the service
during World War II. After the
war, he worked as q salesman
and in 1949 received his ac-
counting degree from South
eastern University here.
He Joined Pappas Produce,
Inc, and at the time of his
death was an accountant for
the firm. He was also a major
in the Air Force Reserve.
Mr.. Kalcounos leaves his
wife, Effie. and three children,
Nicholas, 10 Anne and William,
all Of the home at 1922 Con-
over drive, Silver Spring.
Services will be at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at st. Sophia's Greek
Orthodox Church, with burial
in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Mrs. Vosburqh, "a,
Mother of Officio|
At Geographic

Mrs. John r. Vosburgh, "a,
mother Of Frederick G. Vos-
burgh, vice president and as
sociate editor Of National Geo.
graphic magazine, died today
in Richfield, N. Y, after q long
illness.
A native Of New York State,
Mrs. VoSburgh for many years
made her home in Johnstown,
N. Y. Mr.. VoSburgh died in
1882.
Mrs. Vosburgh also was the
mother Of John r. Vosburgh,
jr., editor Of the Audubon mag
azine in New York, and Edwin
B. Vosburgh. president Of a
furniture firm in Charlotte,
N. C. She also leaves a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Loring Peck Of Coop
erstown, N. Y.
Services and burial will be
held Friday in Johnstown.
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Roscoe c. Doyle,
Federal EmpIoye
For 80 Years

Roscoe c. Doyle, 70, a retired
Government employe, died yes
terday at George Washington
University Hospital Of cancer.
Mr.. Doyle was with the Gov
ernment for 80 years and had
spent the last six years working
for the Post office Department
in Philadelphia. He was q cost
control and auditing specialist.
He had worked for the Navy
as an auditor.
During World War I, he was
a first lieutenant in the Army
finance office in France.
Born in Nashau, N. H., Mr..
Doyle attended George Wash
ington University for three
years. He helped to organize
the Sigma Nu fraternity chap
ter and was an active alumni,
He was the president Of the
Philadelphia chapter Of the
Federal Government Account
ants Association. was a mem
ber in the Hiram Masonic
Lodge Number 10 Of Washing
ton and Of the Medina Shrine
in Chicago. He belonged to
st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place NV.
He leaves his wife, Elizabeth
Newell Doyle, of the home ad-
dress, 2032 Belmont road NV;
one son, Jay, Of New York, and
a brother. Richard s. Doyle,
2601 Woodley place NV.
Services will be tomorrow at
las pm. in st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church with burial
at Arlington Cemetery.
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Mai. Gen. Gruver Dies;
Army Ordnance Officer

Maj. Gen. Earl S. Gruver, 64.
the deputy chief of ordnance
for the Department Of the
Army at the time Of his re-
tirement in 1855, died Monday
at Walter Reed Hospital
A native of Easton, Pa, Gen.
Gruver began his career as an
enlisted man in the infantry in
1917, entered the United States
Military Academy in 1919 and
was commissioned a second
lieutenant of infantry in 1923.
His 38-year military career
included many l.. ordnance
assignments, such as ordnance
officer for the United States
Army, Europe, in 1853 and
1854; executive officer of the
office of the chief of ordnance
from 1850 to 1858; ordnance Of
ficer for the Panama Canal De-
partment in l946 and 1947, and
ordnance officer Of the Carib-
bean in 1947 and l948.
Early in World War II, Gen.
Gruver was named ordnance
officer for the United States
Military Mission to Cairo,
Egypt, and in 1912 he became
acting ordnance officer Or the
Army Forces in the Middle
East.
In 1943 he was transferred to
the European theater as deputy
ordnance officer for the Serv-
ices Of Supply headquarters.
His earlier military career in
cluded studies at several Army
schools and assignments in IL
linois, Maryland, Virginia and
Kentucky.
Among his awards were the
Legion Of Merit with oak leaf
cluster, the Bronze Star medal,
Army Commendation Ribbon
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Garna nf Thanka

NELSON. LYNwooD. sr. We wish to
express. our sincere thanks and
grateful appreciation to the Rev.
Columbus Watson. other clergymen,
the Beulah Baptist Church. neigh
bors. many friends and relatives
for their kind expressions Of sym
pathy. beautiful floral tributes, use
OF cars and the many other acts
Of kindness received at the death
Of our beloved father. LYNWoOD
THE NELSON FAMILY.
PETERS, LOUISE w. The family of
the late LOUISE w. PETERS wish
70 express its sincere thanks and
deep appreciation to the many rel
atives, friends and neighbors for
their words Of comfort, cards. tele-
grams and floral tributes during
their recent bereavement.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, MR.,
GARTH PETERS; HER DEVOTED
SISTERS. MRS. VICTORIA DISH
NAN, MRS. EMMA j. FORD.
MRS. SUE RILEY. 20s
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Universal
Funeral Home
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS
White. Thomas sI6 n 81. NE.
In Mfntnriant


BELL. ROBERT Z. In loving memory
oi my dear husband, ROBERT Z.
BELL, who passed away one year
ago today. April "a. 1852.
God gave me strensth 70 bear It
But what Il meant TO lose you
YOUR pRvorEp 6Syio Ed wiFT, VfSf. poIL. bei
DORSEY, JANIS JOSHUA, In loving
memory. Of our dear father. JAMES
JOSHUA DORSEY. who. left US
"a sairty;Sns ySsS years asO today. April
The little road to Yesterday -
Winds forever through our hearts:
The memories dear and precious
are IIrqISSr q 2Sr hNp IiSss = twPYssIEtfi.u PsIEtfi
JONES. CHARLES (CHARLIEJ. In low
ing memory Of our father. CHARLES
today. April "a. 1862,
your race Is ever before US,
Your voice W. cannot forgeti
Your smile Will last forever,
cHiERRsFTSS' sTS' BRIAN fS n VAR ~HiiRRRiis6ToN II
MALLAs, GUST N. In loving memory
o. our dear husband and father,
GUST N. MALLAs, who departed
ies3 n ME in N 8ilSsyuk.ss ssy1 ss0; wls Mareh IL
May God grant hts soul eternal rest.
YoSh SNb JM42siEY. JMSsTE DEVOTED WE
SANFORD, BERTHA CHEw. Memories
OF sadness cling 10 this day. the
anniversary Of the death OF our
dear wife and mother. BERTHA
CHEW SANFORD. who passed away
twenty years ago today. April -.
There IA a bridge that lead, bsyona
The world OF time and space,
Through a green and peaceful valley
To a lovely dwelling place.
Where our loved ones find true
happiness
And Joys which never end.
Across the bridge that leads beyond
sAbGS ERfaSsiY EIssEiYb sY ysllsTR sER bfVvso,rEp SfVs,
HUSBAND, JOSEPH N BANFORD.
AMP }ozNaSS dpNyLS9 DAUGHTER CORA
SMITH, THOMAS ". In loving mem
Dry OF our husband and father,
THOMAS NJ SMITH. who passed
avay zen years ago today, April
Today recalls the memory
Of 4 loved one passed 70 rest,
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
HIS LOVING WIFE, DOROTHY,
AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1963-04-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass. Ave, II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE, NV. RA. y-7tIi
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CEMETERY LOTS

fort LINCOLN CEMETERY, Q sites
1877 $3.50 o. best offer. To settle es-
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LoYE. MARIAN = on sunday. AprIl

~ IB6d, MARIAN ]. LOWE OF
HIss SSGe a, ,qssS5Fiia ssS iov. ave o,ss. nv :, APT
Of sybil I. Moore. Also survivinF
are q brother, william w. Moore;
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 pm. Thursday friends are
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Friday. April 20. Interment lincoln
Memorial CemeteFV
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BABSON, ELIZABETH II. On Monday.
April %, 1858. at Meridian, Miss. !,
ELIZABETH H. BABSON Of Great
Fails. Va. mother Of Isabel B.
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
pm. Thursday. where services will
be held on Friday. April 20, ct IL
am. Interment Rock Greek Gene
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Announeementa sf
Services nv Chambers
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0KUM. BENJAMIN. On April %. 1868,
BENJAMIN OKUM. beloved son OF
the late Morris and Lena Okum,
stein OF Alexandria, Va; Irwin and
Jack Okum OF Baltimore. Services
at the Sol Levinson a. Bros. Funeral
Home. 60l0 Reisterstown rd.. Balti-
more, Nd, on Wednesday, April
"a. at ! pm. Please omit flowers,
baltimore, Md
Evening star., 1963-04-24

t4!t FSat + e hhHIRS.S q SggSi sgg5s
ssss ss:bsss s sss' Of Pi;s,s SSTtI. O. M Scvlss b:
and stepiather Of John 3. Rohrer;
brother .ths Of MIs; GLADYS Mattsrs. Mrs,
anPon Pon,.E surrp.s p.i.,,so Leo and Samuel
may cal a dsssS's r,inefai n iHlencs Hem,
1879 Baltimore ave, Hyattaviiie'
Nd. where services win be held Or,
Ihursday, April 25. at 10 am.
Interment Addison Chapel Gene.
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satardsy. kpriI aTHS 20. SnNShSi iSss. SiiAuRRRR 81
q. NV sister q Louise s&oyS. BOYD n Msn1
James Terrell. and sister-in-iaw Of
Ella N. Williams. She also is SUR
ci friends n Aftsr trAIVes p.m anc weonSst most
day. April "a. friends are invited
% call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You q; NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Greater First Bap-
tit Church. 18th and Fairmont
Ill pm. Interment WoodlaWn
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dsya Aprli Ss.' 1888 % JOIN WhEiSSSGi
spsfroV sgS.tt SsHysd hS.ssnd S.s1 q Asn,.
burg. Mo- father. Of William y and
Huber !. Garrett of oaithersbnfG.
o. FloLlds Also surviving are two
children. M. Garrett rests a snq. usrt.
ner's. Funeral Home, 3i0 East Dis.
mond ave. oaithersburg, Nd. where
lgnsra , seryiess Sill bs held on
fnterment Forest Oak Cemetery
GARRETT. ,. WILLIAM. The Mary.
nS sss nncsRss1 Sts oes diso I'm
regret the death OF our past pTesi-
dent, j. WILLIAM GARRETT. and
extends sincere sympathy TO his
HENRY p. scHuJTHEIs. Pres. rs
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93 1858. JOHN W. VAUGHN q
Clinton, Nd, the beloved husband
Of Lille M. Vaughn. father OF
Gertrude E Leizear. Lola NJ. White,
Helen M. Walters. William H.. Frank
J.. Melvin j. and Edward J. Vaughn.
PRAYERS at Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1881 Good hope I'd. sc. park
ing tacilitiesD. on Thursday, April 25.
at 10 am Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Visiting hours until o
pm.
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April 2s. iSsS. oEoRoGE GH W, siA1SSsy; sASkys;
Of 5000 Sd st, NV. husband OF
mrs. Lillian L Banks. Also survive
friends. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements By MCGUIRE. Inc. 20
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UWENs, DUNALD =. 5uddenIy, on
fanSSNeEt SNtNS SDs 81 I5a l isSS SSfn PGsAhD S2shdy3
wine st., Arlington. Va, beloved son
Of Harriet c. owens Of Arlington.
Va. and james 8. owens OF Silver
Spring. Nd, and brother Of Capt
Gaithersburg, Md. and Alan p
owens OF williamsburg, Va. Friends
may call at the Murphy Funeral
Home 1924 Columbia pike, Arling-
ton. Va, after 10 am. Tuesday,
April 20. REQUIEM mass will be
offered At 10 am. Thursday. April
25. at st. Agnes Church, Arling-
ton, Va. Interment Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery, Arlington. Va. "a
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April 22. 1858. WALTER B. john
son Of 1927 42d pl.. Hyattsyille.
J. Doherty. He also is Survived
BY one Rrandchild. Relatives and
friends NAV call at Gasch's Funeral
Home. 4730 baltimore ave-. Hyatts-
vile. Nd, where services will be
held on Thursday. April 25, at
11l:3O am. Interment Mount ollyet
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s%szsLKEaSS DUNN Of iSss'' Ss' ssIIlss sgaIHl.s
the late Rear Admiral Charies A
Dunn. mother Of Elizabeth w. and
Phebe Z; Dunn, and sister OF Mrs.
Arthur =. Campbell. Mrs. Dan Eos:
tsr Of Fort Lapderdale. Fla; Miss
Walker. H.. waaf'E snd e. pT; Ist. AIb.T, AA5sn u
Walker: REQUIEM mass win be Of
Tered at Fort Myer Chapel on Thurs
msnt mem AH5 HTlInGtSSn 2S a M.i,OnsS 10 an Inter
70 chiidrsps IssTS HOSPITAL spescs sSesSlSutiSS sSS
Hearing Clinic Il augResfad ~
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SHELTON, WILLIAM y. Members Of
the Association OF Retired
g j ] d: ! e I.
Remains resting at the
Robert A, Mattingly Funeral Home
1871 1ith ~. Sc, where services
will be held AZ 2 pm, Thursday,
April 2b. 1ntermsnt Cedar Hili
Cemetery,
RoBERT L. JENKINS. Pres.
RICHARD A. BURTON, secy.
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Rich. LILLIAN !. On Monday. April
22, 1858, at Wheaton Nurslng Home.
wife OF the late It. Col Frederick
X Rich and mother Of Willard r.
R. TreadWeii and sreat.grSndmother
Qi Bonnie and Deborah Treadwell OF
Monterey Calf Services at Fort
Myer Chapel on Thursday. April 25
a. pm. Interment Arlington Ma
the Tnknmn Eiinnral Ham e
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HARRIS, RAY BAKER. Members Of
a Potomac Lodge No. &.
IN = A.; A. M. are notified
a IN Of the passing of our
WN> brother. RAY BAKER
NX HARRIS, p. q. NJ, on
WT Monday. April 90, 1868,
W No Masonic funeral serv-
ice Will be held. Interment ct II
am. Thursday. April rs, 1868, al
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
JAMES c. MOSELEY, Jr,W. M.
E. WALTER CARTER, Secy,
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Autoviils dr.. College Park. Ma Ma.
SorotSs ASr L e.thsTiS: hSfS L.Ht %SshsI a.dSs Ss
Mangum. Edna Thies, Mildred
schweitser and woodrow W. Gray.
sister Of 0eorEia Marsh. and Eva
Baublitz. There also are 81 grand-
children and 10 great-grAndchildren.
Home. bsoi cliIMSff clsvsIanS ave-. Rssri Rlssri
dale, Nd, on Thursday. April 25.
st l pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Monday. SSIa HpTii sg' iSSs. iSSSsiIsOVi y w.sS. &.
sHMInsoSEp s!1SsH oSEp'Oiin:I n.AsHr esR.sr pusLsS gssS
Mary Pauline MacAdam. John Free.
man and waiter X. MacAdam. Mr.
McAdam rests at the Warner II
Humphrey Funeral Home. s45l
oeorgia ave. SILVER spring, Nd,
Th Thsrs service VII be held on
lparkinG fsciiitissJ. Friends nay
visit AL the funeral home after 4
Pm: "wednesday. intsrment Park
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OWENS, CHARLES EDWARD. on tues
day, April %, 1868. CHARLES ED
WARD OWENS OF ll20 Euclid St
NV, beloved husband of Della
Bonds owens, father Of Mrs. Gladys
Owens Fuller and brother Of Frank
lin T. owens Notice Of funeral later
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on saturday. n .s Aprii %. Ice 1ises,u uGIrFIf cATH.
land ave. ne. She is survived by
devoted son, Master Reginald Cham
bers; daughter, Miss Beverly
Chambers; two brothers, John and
Spoiepn' pasr' tTo SSIers no.s MISS sr,nhsIi MaTy
one half-brother, William Cope
many other relatives and friends.
After pm. Wednesday, April "a,
friends may call at loves Funeral
Home. 1928 Maryland ave. ne. Mass
Church. 11th and X sts. ne, at
Q am. Thursday, April 25. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. The
family may be contacted at 399-713O
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S9. 1888. at the wssbinatsSn SnStS 1RIli Hnsi
pital Center. CALLiE YOUNG Of
llO3 54th ave. ne. Chapel oaks.
Nd, devoted wife of George Young.
She leaves to mourn their loss four
sisters. six brothers. other relatives
and many friends: Remains resting
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. ample
parking facilities) where friends
may call after pm. Friday, April
26,. and where funeral services will
be held on Saturday. April 27, ct i9
noon, Bishop Samuel Kelsey Of
mortal Cemetery. Family may Be
CONTACTED at 700 X st. me-. Ii.
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April 20. 1858. DONALD B. DAVIS
Of 1436 v st. NV, father OF Yvonne
He also is survived BY six grand
children, seven sisters, two brothers,
a devoted friend, Jesse Smith, and
other relatives. After pm. Thurs
day, April .25. friends are invited
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Friday. April %,
at ! pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 25
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phrey Bethesda Chevy Chase Funera
Home. Graveside services on Thurs.
day' April 20. at IL am. at Cedar
MILDRED l. MoHLER. W. p.
'OnM iEFoSfA npcPP00HqAL; P0pqpAAlLr;soM " ?: =,
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RYAN: MAE c. On Tuesday, April %.
G.. Ryan Of iois upsSSr uIsDr'I *. NV. nAa
beloved sister. Of Eva r. and Harry
Ryan. Friends may call at the
fsolSep'e fson or on y wsdns,SSy' i Y & &ADril "a ~
EIntissr%snt Eris.n a., LOss Haven, Pa. on
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81 1858. JAMES u 4. % cRisco S'tI ot
Mary A, crisco and brother Of
Mae Christian, Merits Headen, VIC
toria .Shamberger and Frank CriSco.
He also is survived BY other rela-
tives and q host OF friends. From
3 pm. Wednssday. April "a; until
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel. 1892 You st. NV. Funeral
services and interment Southern
Pines, N. c, %
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-02
1--WE. B. Dubois

ACCRA DR..
William E. Burghardt Du-
Bois, noted American author
has been granted Ghanaian
citizenship, the Ghana Minis
try of the Interior announced
last week.
The 95 year old Dubois,
who won the Lenin Peace
prize in 1858, has been work
ing on an Encyclopedia AZ
ricana" since he arrived in
Ghana in 1860.
DIR. DUBOIS has stood out
as a leader in several Pan :
African movements. He has
visited Communist China and
the Soviet Union, and in 1861
was reported to have taken
out membership in the Com
munist Party.
A native of Great Barring
ton, Mass, DR.. Dubois stud
led at the University of Ber-
lin and several American uni
versitieS, where he was
awarded Ph.D. degrees in
philosophy, literature, the
arts and law.
The scholar is also one of
the founders of the NAACP.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-02

for Mr.. Johnnie Smith, Tues
day, February 10 at Pleasant
Hill M. B. Church, 3: P. M,
with Rev. Fred Black, officia-
ting. Mr.. Smith was the only
child born to Mr.. Willie and
Mrs. Lenie Smith in Yazoo
County, Miss, more than four.
score years ago. He was mar
ried several times before his
marriage to his present wife,
Mrs. Mary Ella Kirkland
Smith. He united with the
Pleasant Hill M. B. Church.
about ten years ago and servl
ed faithfully until his death.
He leaves to mourn his pass
ing a devoted wife, three sons.
three daughters, fourteen
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-02

son in charge. The school was
entertained by the Senior
Class, with a review of the
lesson very beautifully given
by the teacher, Mr.. Bobby
Cooper on the subject of the
lesson. Banked Fires of the
Christian Mission"
Regular services were held
at Asbury with Rev. Widney
Webb pastor of Anderson
Chapel, bringing the message.
Thought for the morning,
"The Negroes Responsibility
In Improving Christian Race
Relation" Rev. Oscar Allean
Rogers, Jr., is pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-02

Working on the theory that "the younger they
are, the better they are" for All Club work,
sponsors at West Side Elementary School present
1868 All Club Bus. Seated from left are Miller
Regional James Hankins,kA Floyd Steven
Miller Jr., Alfred E. Morris, Elijah Johnson, Ne
hemiah Thomas, Sylvester Johnson, Harry Ellis,
Willis Ward, Henry Amos, Willie F. Shuman,
Carthy ]. Beard, Claud Hopkins, Roosevelt
OQuinn and Floyd Hopkins Standing, first row,
are Joe NJ Taylor, Luther Dupree Marvin Rob
inson, Boman Hollns, John Owens, Willie J.
Guice, Bonnie Randall, Eddie McNar, J. T Smoth-
ers, Booker T. Brown, Silas Spann Willie l..
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-02

Delegates chosen to repre-
sent the Sylvarena Jr. Choir
at the Singing Convention the
End Sunday at Mt. Elem NIB.
Church were: Misses Mae Hell
en- Boone and Ruby Nell
Rawls.
Mrs. Sarah Crosby and son
L. j. visited in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Smith,
Tuesday evening.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-02

The B. T. U. held their meet
ing Sunday. Delegates were
elected to attend the District
B. 7. U. the 1st Sunday at
Pine Grove M. B. Church,
DLo, Miss, as follows: Misses
Willie Edna Smith and Eunice
Boone.