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Michael Fobrizio, Printer,
edAthIetic Association

Michael P. Fabrizio, IA, a
retired printer and founder of
the Union Printers Athletic
Association, died Saturday at
Doctors Hospital after a long
illness.
A native of Newport, RI,
he came to Washington as a
young man and worked as a
printer here until 1856, when
he retired as a foreman in the
linotype section of the Govern
ment Printing Office. He had
worked there since 1888.
He served IA years as presi-
dent of the athletic association,
from l947 to 1861, during
which Washington teams dom.
mated printers baseball, win
ming 10 National champion
ships.
Mr.. Fabrizio had founded the
association in 1908.
He was a longtime mem
Der of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union No. 101, the
Loggia Roma and the Church
of the Little Flower.
Mr.. Fabrizio leaves his wife,
the former Nora Elizabeth Hill,
of 52l0 Falmouth court, West
Hills, Md, the home
address; two sons, DR.. Francis
j. Fabrizio, of 5100 Tilden
street NV, and Michael p,
jr., Of 1882 @ street NV, and
three grandchildren.
Also surviving are two
brothers, Frank, of 10510 In
wood avenue, Silver Spring, and
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Miss KerIey, SO,
Resident of D. G..

Miss Miriam Kerley, so, 6
District resident nearly all hel
life, died Saturday at George
Washington University aHospita
after a long illness.
Miss Kerley was an employt
of the ]. E. Dyer g. Co. grocery
wholesalers until poor health
forced her to retire several
years ago. Previously she hao
been employed by the Govern
ment.
She was a resident of 302s
Fourteenth street NV. before
entering the Wheaton Nursing
Home several months ago. She
has no immediate survivors.
Services will be at 2 pm
Wednesday at the GaWler
Funeral Home, Wisconsin ave.
nue. at Harrison street NV.
with burial at Cedar Hills
Cemetery.
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Charles Cooper,
With Institute
Of Dry Cleaning

Charles Milton Cooper, SO
an employe of the National
Institute Of Dry Cleaning, died
Saturday in a Suffolk (Va.)
hospital of an apparent heart
attack.
Mr.. Cooper Of 7024 Eastern
avenue NV, was en- route to
Elizabeth City, N. c., to visit
relatives when he died.
A native of Pasquotank
County, N. c., he operated a
dry cleaning establishment in
Elizabeth City before coming
to Washington IA years ago as
the technical representative of
the dry cleaning association in
Southeastern States.
He was a member Of the
Elks and the First Baptist
Church at Elizabeth City.
Mr.. Cooper leaves his wife,
the former Louise Shackleford,
Of the home address; three
sons, Charles NJ, jr., and Shell
ton L., both Of Elizabeth City,
and Navy Capt. James S., Of
Jacksonville, Fla, and two
grandchildren.
Also surviving are two BROTH
ers, Claude D. and w. Leary.
both of Norfolk, and a half sis
ter, Miss Mary Cooper Thomp-
son of Elizabeth City.
Services will be at 2:3O pm.
tomorrow at Elizabeth City,
with burial there.
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David W. Gregory, Headed
Electrical Contracting Firm

David w. Gregory, 64, the
founder and former president
of the D. w. Gregory Electric
Co. contracting firm, died Fri
day at his Northwest home
after a long illness.
Mr.. Gregory, a native of Ben
ton, Tenn, came to Washing
ington during World War 1 as
IA sergeant at Walter Reed
Medical Center.
He was past president of the
George Washington Chapter of
the National Electric Contrac-
tors Association and a member
of the International Brother
hood Of Electrical Workers.
He was a member of the
WeStmoreland Congregational
Church; the King David Ma
sonic Lodge % and a past pa
tron of the Eastern Star Fed
eral Chapter 38.
Mr.. Gregory leaves his wife,
Annabelle, of 1900 Kanawha
street NV, the home address;
three children, Mrs. Elizabeth
@. Murphey, Of 5120 Saratoga
avenue, Chevy Chase; Anna
belle, Of the home address, and
David, Of 58l0 Lone Oak drive,
Bethesda, and seven grand
children.
Also surviving are four sis
ters, Mrs. Arthur N. Suits, Of
Etowah, Tenn; Mrs. Nellie Hyde
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John G. Eskridqe.
Retired Fireman

John Carlin Eskridge, 66, re-
tired Washington fireman, died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital,
st, Petersburg, Fla, following a
heart attack.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Eskridge entered the Navy after
completing high school. Short
ly after his dischage, with the
start of World War I, he joined
the Army and served for the
duration.
Mr.. Eskridge went to work
for the District fire department.
early in the l920s and remained
a fireman until his retirement
for disability in 1899. After re-
tirement, Mr.. Eskridge moved to
st. Petersburg.
Survivors include q son,
Lynn Carlin Eskridge, of Ar
lington, Va, and a sister, Mrs
Ruth E. Mills, 423 Shepherd
street NV.
Funeral services will be in
st. Petersburg.
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Ruth WoodsmuII,
Ex-YWCA Aide

NEW YORK. May 27 (AP).-
Ruth F. Woodsmall, 70, gen.
eral secretary of the Young
Women's Christian Associa-
tion's world headquarters in
Geneva, Switzerland, from 1885
to 1948, died Saturday in st.
Luke's Hospital.
A native Of Atlanta, Miss
Woodsmall had travelled on
every continent in the course
of research, writing and work.
ing with women. For the last
several years she had lived in
New York.
After World War I, she made
a postwar survey of migration
conditions in Switzerland,
Italy, France and Belgium.
From 1920 to 1923, she was an
executive YWCA secretary in
the Near East.
From 1882 until she went
to the world headquarters in
1885, Miss Woodsmall was as
sociated with the YWCA Of
the United States of America
as an interpreter in interna-
tional relations.
On leaving the YWCA, she
went into United States Gov
ernment service, working in
West Germany as chief of
women's affairs under the mil
itary government.
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and Mrs. Ethel Jones, both of
Chattanooga, Tenn, and Mrs.
Bonnie Garden. of Chicago,
and a half brother, Carl Hyde
of Atlanta, Ga.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Gawler
Funeral Home, Wisconsin ave-
nue. at Harrison street NV,
with burial at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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GLADYS n BELCHER,
Worthy Matron
MARY MARGARET SINGLETON,
Secretary "a
GLOVER, EUGENE y. on Friday.
MAY ~, 1858, EuqENE p. GLOVER
0! IJu Hobart place nv, father
Ql Ramona Glover ana brother on
MARY bigelqw Franklin, Vernon
ylyed BY other relatives and a host
Qt friends After pm Monday
May 20 friends are invited 10 call
A. the Jarvis Chapel lA8g You
a., NV where funeral services
VII be held 90 Tuesday, May 2N
AZ 10 am fntefment Arlington
National Cemetery. "a
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oN"V AhHs MHhN. 10 Lhe OfTlcerl
n a and members Of Golden
AA Rule Council. No. 10, Daugh.
ters OF America. You arr
Nn-NU hereby notified Of the deatf
NMF Of Sister MARY SABOTKA
SU Funeral Tuesday. May 2S
at IL am. at the 8, II
Hines Co. Funeral Home.
EVELYN RITTER Cnnnselnr
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S. N. Dreimun,
Brokers Father

Samuel N. Dreiman, "a, fatheI
OF a Washington stock broker
died of cancer Saturday in Lo.
Angeles.
A retired grocer, Mr.. Drei-
man moved to the West Coast
several years ago from Mime
apoliS. His son, Lawrence S
Dreiman of 5525 Trent street
Chevy Chase, is a broker fol
the Francis I. Du Pont Co.
The elder Mr.. Dreiman leaves
his wife Bertha, and other sons
David B., of New York, Hart W. .
Of North Hollywood, and John
Dreiman of Minneapolis.
Services will be held in Los
Angeles.
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S.W. Art Show
To Sturt June 28

The Southwest Art Show will
be held at Harrigan's Restau-
rant, Ninth and H streets s.w
from June 28 through July /
Prizes will be awarded for
works in oil, water color and
graphics. Entries will be ac-
cepted from June 81 through
June 20.
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Der Of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation, the American
Association of Engineers anc
was a Mason.
He leaves his wife, Rose, O.
2809 Woodley road NV, the
home address; a daughter, Mrs
Beatrice Tucker, of Los Ange.
les; four sons, Douglas, of Cliff.
ton, Va, Harold, of SIT
Aberdeen road, Bethesda, Leon
Of 30l8 Cambridge street NV.
and Lawrence, of the home ad.
dress; eight grandchildren anc
two great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 1880 am
tomorrow at the DanzanskS
Funeral Home, 35O1 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial al
George Washington Lodge
Cemetery.
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Anthony, of isis Lincoln road
NE, and four sisters, Mrs. Te-
resa Radice, of 5415 Connecti-
cut avenue NV; Mrs. Jean
Lozupone, Of 1914 Morrison
street NV; Mrs. Grace Feder-
lei of Garrett Park, Md, and
Mrs. Marion Vallario, of 230O
Parker avenue, Silver Spring.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Wednesday at the
Church Of the Little Flower,
560l Massachusetts, avenue
NV, with entombment at the
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
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Isouc Topper, Engineer,
Architect, Dies at 80

Isaac Topper, 83, a WASH
ington engineer and architect
who helped develop several
nearby Maryland and Virginia
suburbs during the 1920s, died
yesterday at his Northwest
home after a short illness.
Mr., Topper, a native of Rus
sia, moved to the United States
in 1893 and to Washington in
1910, He graduated from Coop
er Union College in 1905.
He set up an engineering
and building firm, the Topper
Construction Co., and was one
of the early developers of Hill
brook. Md, and Virginia resi-
dental and commercial areas.
Mr.. Topper was an early ad-
vocate of more bridges across
the Potomac. AS a private
citizen and engineer, he also
pioneered studies Of a rapid
transportation system for the
Washington metropolitan area,
contributing articles and let
ters to the press urging sub
ways.
Mr.. Topper served with three
Federal agencies during his
career, the Corps of Engineers,
the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. and the Interior Depart
ment.
During the early 1930s he
worked in Kansas City, Mo-,
with the Corps Of Engineers on
the Missouri River project.
During World War II he was
in Puerto Rico with the Corps,
working on gun emplacements
and other construction.
After the war he was with
the RFC until his retirement in
1947. Since then, he has done
technical writing.
Mr.. Topper was a past mem
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day May i5' 1858, Russell LEI; LEE
LAWSON, beloved husband Of ose-
della v. Lawson, father Of Russell
Lee. ir.: Darlene Fuette and Wanda
Arletta LAWSON; devoted stepfather
Of Barbara Jeane and Antoniette
Carter. son Of Abraham and Maria
lawson. brother Of Pauline Bowie
and Susie Spann williams and
Percy Lawson: grandfather Of James
Lee Reed, IT,; devoted son-in-law
Of .Arettta P. Shorter and brother
in-law Of Dorothea NJ Hudson. He
also Is survived by a host OF other
relatives and friends. Viewing on
Monday. May "a, from 4 to 10 pm.
Services at the Universal Funeral
Home, Sl6 H st. ne, on Tuesday,
May rs, at | pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 07
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Draths

ADAMS. JOHN D. on Sunday, Ma,
80 ioss JOHN \. = sdiI,st ApAMs si,.S. q S.Hl y
,pisiRsi q isRsi 4 chsls, 7s a A'S and 4dS% jdSr
n White and Geraldine Redell
brother OF sally Carter. Funcra
services AZ the Simmons Bros Fu.
neral Home 1861 Good Hone rd
Sc. parking faeilltleN, on Wed.
nesday, May 20, AZ N am, Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery VlsltlnI
hours until y pm, -
ARRANTs, IDA g. on Sunday. Mas
20, lnu3, az Faiffax Hospital IDA G
ARltANTB of sos LersDurH pike
Falls Church,, Va wife, Of + y
trants, mother % Nancy irii
sister OF Anna HenniEan Of Glen.
Oceanside N Y Friends may call al
Washington a., Fails Church. Va,
where services wiii 81 held or
Wednesday, May -, AT . pm In.
terment National Memorial Park a.
BAKER. wINiFRED u. on Saturday,
May %, 1888, a. her residence
lhi3 Porter A. NV WtNtFRED n.
BAKER mother 0f Mrs Mlaha N
Kadick. sister OF Miss Emily and
John 8 Hollofan. Friends may call
~ gaWlers Chapel. Wisconsin ave.
AZ Harrison Il NV, on Monday.
Nav "a from q 10 y Pm parking
on pfemlbesl intefment WoodlaWn
Cemetery, Cornwall, ~ Y.
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From a Friend

The bereaved know by instinct that flowers sent
during times OF great sorrow come as a silent
yet beautiful message OF coincidence from a true
friend. For TO send flowers is the best way TO
express a tender desire TO share the agonizing
grief caused by the departure OF loved one.
There Is no finer way TO assuage the feeling OF
loneliness and TO reaffrm a bond OF friendship
than 10 send flowers.
Evening star., 1963-05-27

Announcements Of
Eanulnnn r. Ehn.A..
1n Mfnnrtant

lit MFtttnrtattt
CARBERRY. KATHERINE z. In low
| KATHERTNE e cARsERRYl Yl0'Hfr; Ebo;
departed this life six years ago
today May -, 1857.
Just loving thought. Just a silent
Just a beautiful memory Of one I
. loved so dear
YOUR DAUGHTER. MARY C.
CARRINGTON, SALLTE A. AND
HENRY r. In sad but loving mem
ory OF our beloved mother.
SALLlE A.. who passed away May
81 lQ44. and father. HENRY r..
November IL, 1859.
You are not forgotten. dear ones.
Nor will you ever be.
As Ions as we live
We Will cherish your memory
EVELYN TN,, g ,GREAVEs AND ALIENE
CRAWFORD. HENRIETTA c. In mem
ory Of our beloved mother, HIM
RlETTA c. CRAWFORD. who died
i9lI o years ago today. May 81.
In our hearts a memory still fingers
OF the one we love and never forget
Mass will be said at st. Angus
tines Church for the repose OF her
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
'ssR dsar iriSS rSsfF FosEY Il GiTG5E GGpBis Of rns
%. 1862.
SO quiet but gentle. he passed away
u was Gods will he could not stay,
sleep on Mr., GaddiS and take your
God called you home. he thoush.
DEVOTED FRIENDS. MARIE
WASHINGTON, LAWRENCE AND
JOHNSON, ELLA. In loving memory
OF our dear wife and mother. Fila
JOHNSON. who departed this life
-, 1880.
You are always remembered
YOUR DEVOTED HUSH AND
FRENCH JOHNSON, AND Chill
DRkN ALpHoNzo AND OLIVIA
MERCER. WILLARD II. In memory ~
our dear husband and father VII.
LARD II MERCER who passed one
year ago, Nav -, 1852
Dear one, although we'll no more see
Your lovely face and gentle gmile.
were happy that the good God
Us you Il only for a while
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
MERCER, WILLARD II. In memory Of
our aeaf son and brother WILLARD
MERCER who passed one year
hgo today May -, 1909.
30 swiftly through deaths door YOU
80 silently you soul passed by,
That We who weep and mourn II
passing
Heard no moan nor iaintsst sish.
DtSXS0JEp SS d.til MOTHER, SISTER AND
SNOoT. IOsEPH. In msmory ~ am,
loved one, JOSEPH sMooT' who ds.
Nav e. 1883
When you departed from this ilfs.
The blow was 80 severe
Th4t deep inside our achlng hearts,
s,I-hrSetis ialls Al endlesg tear
CHILDREN
PorE, sTEVE Sacred 10 the memory
"a wonderful husband BfFVF
reward May a. 1897 '"'
steve may your soul rest In peace.
AnhlNettafy Massek
Assumption and sd BsfnaFds Piyss.
dale Nd, ''''''
y...-- Pro.
SAMPSON, ANNiE BoWEN. In loyins
msnn99iy. ai ny dear little mother.
dfpufed this llfe one wear aso
today May ~ inHn
On how ! have missed YOU. mother,
u Was hafd 10 see you 90
hul ihe folden gates we're opened
npu nrnilr voice said Come"
Then With sad departing
You quietly entered Home
your LOVING DEVOTED DAuatt-
TER ANToiNEfTE 5 WFAvFR.
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Dratha

BAYLOR, SETTIE N; on Friday Nay
LOR OF $500 5th ST. NV. devoted
wife Of Clarence Baylor, mother Of
Mrs. Essie Beverly, Miss Maria Bay
lor, Llewellyn, Edwin, Charles and
Elmer BAYLOR. Also surviving are
brother Edmond Brooks; IL grand
children, IL great-grandehildren
other relatives and friends. After
3 pm. Monday May 20, friends
may call at Latney's Funeral Home
ssTses. ssSi oeSisi4 az rsntS sis Street BSRsis BaD
Church, 10th and r sts. NV. al
II am. Tuesday, May 2s. Also
funeral services and interment al
Hlll Baptist Church. westmoreiand
BERGNER, KURT. on Saturday. May
25, 1853. az 1925 Yorktown blvd,
Arlinston' Va KURT vBIIRoNERR
sSSss ssfsSsr hHiSand stssr Of PhD Ei'sn0i k b.ra
ner OF Wheeling. W. Va, and Mary
Louise BerEner OF Arlington. Va.
Services will be held at the Daw-
son Funeral Home, East Liverpool.
Ohio. lnterment East Liverpool,
BINGER, yERNA MAE. on Saturday,
Nk,Syor5S5,o lIg95. IitS.. ,yEiIRISNnAlo NAE MA
Ss9Ssa SoSsa os SS weS o c99fs iayns hnssg snSs y
ppnkirk, Md, Mrs. Jennie Mae
Thomas OF Hillcrest Heights, Md
Mrs, Hazel Lucille Moore and Har.
eld Lakpe Blnger q Upper Marl-
ssr sofS MS Mr., sHS sesis so BassI sasyysd 81 s ~
Nd, and two brothers, Edward and
irwin Webb. "a grandchildren and
great.ETandehlldren. Relatives
Rienld R7d Fsns' sTs. y5nsys may eA ome at 0nes t6s
Marlboro, Nd, from 70 o pgT' I'm
Funeral services will be held In
Trinity Episcopal Church, Upper
Marlboro, Md on Tuesday, May 2s,
a. pm. interment Trinity Gene
BLACK. INEz. on Saturday. May 25,
1888, tNEz BLACK. Notice Of fu.
neral later. Arrangements BY Jarvis.
BLACKBURN, ROsm Y. on Friday.
Nav -, 1903, ROSIE Y. BLACK.
BURN Of $50 upshur Sc. nv be.
mother coff MRS BARBARA BusS, BSsySip Mrs
Evelyn Moore James. ri Roy and
Diane Blackburn sister Of Mrs. Mary
Carter Edna, Mabel, Marguerite
John Elmer, Howard and Wilbur
P, shs a'o tss survived .n, ~ mine dns
uncle, other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed from 4 10
10 pm. Tuesday May ~, ~ Barnes
a Matthews Funeral Home. 5Gip
9Th ", NV. ufth ~. AZ sprlng I'd. },
Funeral Wednesday, Mry 20. at ~
noon, at the Mount M0riah Haptist
Church. i7th and East Capitol ats,
the Rev n q williams officiating
lntefmCnt Lincoln Memorial Gene.
befy 2S
BOLDEN, CLARENCE a.. sr. on Sat.
ufdAy May 90 1868, at his resi-.
denre Bealcsyille, Nd. CLARENCE
Y, BOLDEN 81 he 10 survived BY
eight dauRhters, four sons and
q host OF other relatives. Notice OF
funeral later, Services by snowden.
gs
BROOKS. BESSIE y. on Wednesday
MAY -, inB3, AZ District General
Hospital BESSIE y BRooKB Of
az VI N NV, beloved wife oi John
Brooks Other relatives and ffiends
also survive From . 10 10 pm
Monday friends may call at tbtI
Crouch Funeral Home ai0i kih N
nv where services will be held on
Tuesday at 1880 pm tnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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SIMMONS. BERNICE EULALm. 9

Saturday, May 25, 1903. al her
MRS BERNIcE EULSLiE SIMMONS.
devoted wife Of Mr. Emmett r.
simmons and beloved daughter OF
Mrs. EVELYN v, Rhone and the late
are other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 10Th
81. ne. tample parking faeilitiesl
where friends may call after 4 pm
Tuesday May IS. Funeral services
M'dRRs'day ~ he ay Jsnfse Mas 2s BaDtis, M dOu2s6 Pen
9TH and 2 SITS. Sc, the Rev. u 4
Hughes officiating. Interment Ar
lingtOn National Cemeterv 90
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SMITH. W. LYNN. on Saturday Msy

10 IlHj- ~ Nofthefn VlfFlnla Doc.
tofg hqspital w LYNN SMITH Of
Va, beloved husband Of Henfletta
smith. father OF patriria 4 and
Anne NJ Smith. son OF Mrs Annie
Y Wiltshire OF the homo Addfess.
brother q STANLEY ? Smith OF Ar
llnEtQn. Va Friends may call AZ
The Arlington Funeral Home. 3n6i
North FalfiaN Dr. Arllnrton Va
after pm sunday, May 20, where
sefyices will BE- held on Tussday
sMia,y May AZ nm interment Cal.
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SIMON. MARTHA L. On SUNDAY M,

~, IbH3, MARTHA I SIMON ol
beloved wife Of Joseph M Simon
mother OF Joseph Maurice Simon
and Mrs Mareine 0oOdlOe. grand
mother OF James Joseph OoodlOe
Friends are invited 70 call All ths
clhesda chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A pumphreY ne.
thesda, Md where services wIu bs
held Wednesday, MAY 20 AZ III
am, lnterment Pafklawn Cemetery
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POrE, sTEvE Sacred To the memory
ia wonderful husband BfFVF
POPE who nasSed 10 his etsrnai
reward May -, 1857.
steve may your soul rest IN psaes
Anniversary Masses
~ AnthonyE 81 Thomas Apostls.
Assumption and 81 Bernafds. River.
dale Nd
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KILBY, EDWIN LEWIS. on SATURDAY

EDWIN LEWIS KiLBY Of BOO Dor.
set aye. Bethesda, Md, husband Of
Dorothy G. Kilby and father OF
Edwin l. Kilby. jr., and Thomas c
Kilby, He also is survived by tive
grandchildren. Friends may call al
Gawier's Chapel. Wisconsin ave al
Harrison ST. NV. (parking on prem
isesl. where services will be held or
Tuesday. May 2S, at . pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene.
terry
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sCHAUB. FREDERICK AIRERT

5406 Gunston la, Camp Springs. Nd
on May 20, 1868, husband Of the
late Emma M schaub. father OF
g. Raymond. Frederick j.. William
Prayers 81 Chambers Funeral Home
DI7 llth st. Sc, on Wednesday
May 20, At 9:l5 am. High Mass
AZ 81. Philips the Apostle Church,
Camp Springs, Md, at 10 am. In
terment Washington National Gem
eINTN.
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SIMMONS. RFRNICE FTUAIIR

satuTday, NAV IS. le6S e63SIaLIL, a. bsr ,.lII UII
dence BERNtcE EULALIE SIM
MONS Of 200 mgraham 81. NV, de-,
voted wife OF Emmett r. Simmons
loving daughter Of Mrs. Evelyn v
Rhome and the late Walter Rhome
She also leaves other relatives anc
the John r. Rhines Co. Funera
Home, 30l5 i2th St. ne. Notice ol
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SNYDER, ~, t,J LoERAiNE IiIi,.,'l, D. q Route .

Box IaH Hollywood Nd on Mas
q 1858. wife OF Cant Cedric h
SNYDER usAt mother Of Terry
Mr. and Mrs WHEY Steele. Flstpf
o. Militia steele all Of at Louis No
Remains 40 Chambers Funeral
Home. itT lith Al Sc until Tues
day, NAV ~ AZ l'ib pm. services
lntetment Arlington National Gem
ptrfY
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lHERMOnn. MARnAREr q ~

day, May ca 1858. MARGAREiT
= SHERWOOD Of Fairland Nd
wood and mother Of Mrs Carl L.
Roby. Mrs. Sherwood rests al the
nome OF her daughter. 1870 Old
Columbia rd., FairlAnd. Nd, where
service Will be held on tuesday.
louisville Union Cemetery. 81
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day, May "a, 1868, after q lingering
illness, ALONzO ERRING POWELL
Of 400 Benning I'd. sc. He leaves
70 mourn their loss q devoted wife,
Pearl d, Powell a mother. Mrs.
Daisey E. Springs; one brother,
Elmer w. Powell; one uncle. Lemuei
jackson; one aunt, Mrs. Ruth Penn
one nephew, Charles @. Powell;
one niece, Mrs. Thelma c. Man
ming; other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. Powell may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 80
II st, ne, after 2 pm. Monday.
Funeral Tuesday. May 2s, at Jones
Memorial Methodist Church. 1870
Benning rd. ne. at / pm, the
Rev. s. ]. Harris officiating inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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SPELL. JOSEPH. Dr.. on Friday Ma,

~ 1908 JOSEPH SPELL. Jf Of bis
Hobart place nv beloved EOb AZ
joseph and Mildred Y Smell Other
fsialives ard ifisnds also survive
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home 1sD Rhode Island
aye nv Funeral and intsfment
wilson, n G, "a
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pTo
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematnrlrin

OTVIIldUOTIum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
a.. .. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sth o. and Mass. ave. n $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
900 uIURQiA AVE NV RA a.TAft
BIAS, North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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sAssCER, NORvAL REESE on sn,

day, May 20, 1868. NoRVAL REESE
SASSCER OF Upper Marlboro. Nd
beloved husband Of Ethel Joanna
Sasscer. father Of Carroll NJ. SaS.
seer, Mrs. Doris E. Thomson
Aubrey N. Sasscer. Mrs. Ellen v
seekiord. Charles a; Sasscer. Mrs
A. and Bernard r. Sasscer. He alsc
Is survived by four brothers. three
sisters and a grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ritchie Bros. Fu-
neral Home. Upper Marlboro. Nd
from TO pm. Funeral services
Will be held in the Trinity Episcopal
Church, Upper Marlboro. Mo. on
wednesday, May 30 at IL a.Ei In
terment Trfnity Taunntasv %
Evening star., 1963-05-27
EVELYN RITE RITTER hOcs; Counselor.
HARVEY HENDERSON. Rec. Seev

EDWARD W. On Saturday
May 25. 1903. at Montross. va.
husband of Katherine L. Sanders
tross. Va; Ruth NJ, Tucker Of Indiar
Head. Nd. and Charles =. SchrideI
Of Wheaton. Md, and brother Of
Mrs. Pearle BaldersOn. and Mrs
Lillian Coyle of Weems. Va. AlsC
survived by four grandchildren anc
four great-grandchildren Friend!
may call at the S. H. Hines Co Fu.
neral Home, 290l I4th st. NV.
after 7 pm. Sunday. May 20. Serv,
Ices at the above funeral home or
Tuesday. May 2S. at pm. Inter,
Evening star., 1963-05-27

May go, 1858, al her residence, ! 80 X
ANNA r. KIRBY. beloved ssSssiVaif: wife Of TR n,
late Patrick T. Kirby, mother Of
William j. and John T. Kirby and
Mrs. Reginald N. Mary wilkinson
sister OF Mrs. Walter j. Donahoe
Mrs. Francis B. Mills and John j
Fagan. Also survived by three grand
children. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st. NV,
on Wednesday, May 20, at 9:3O am
Requiem mass at st. GAbriel's
Church, at 10 am. Interment Mount
OliVet Cemetery d
Evening star., 1963-05-27

Army. of siOi Redwood drive
Sc. on May "a, 1868, son Of Pau
Jean ~ P usn RoreFs' EoSefs' R.mSIns p5Sinsr 81 q
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 I1th
ST. Sc, until Tuesday, May 2S,
AZ 9:l5 am. Services at Fort
Myer Chapel, Arlington, Va, at 10
ann. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. %