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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-21
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COMING EVENTS III.

FEB. 23-The Sandy Spring Vol.
Fire Dept. Is having their IAN.
nual Sausage Supper from 4
TO 8 PM. at the Sandy Spring
Fire Hall. All the Pancakes and
Sausage you can eat for $I00;
also fresh country sausage will
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MARCH 10 - Turkey & Fried
oyster Supper, Salem Method
list Church, Cedar Grove, Md
Rt. u. Beg. 2 PM.
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MARCH 20 - Sat. Turkey 70
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Adults S1.50; Children 75c. Bake
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SPRING is JUST AROUND
THE CORNER, COME OUT
THIS WEEKEND AND Sc.
LECT YOUR NEW HOME.
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REAL ESTATE, SALE Il
HOUSES

SPRING is JUST AROUND
THE CORNER, COME OUT
THIS WEEKEND AND Sc
LECT YOUR NEW HOME.
LAYTONSVILLE new, 3 Bed
rms, firepl.. 2 baths, a acre.
$50. 900. NAME YOUR OWN
TERMS.
ROCKVILLE WEST END -
Government Employees please
note -. Block from Rt. 70S
Interchange, only Is min. to
Bethesda, Is min. to Acc. a
bedrms., IA baths, firepl., very
quick possession. TERMS TO
SUIT YOU. $4,000.
DAMASCUS - 6 room older
Home on Az acres, nice road
frontage, Pond site. Priced
right at $14,500.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY -
Glen Hills-Rockville. II acres.
Well under the Market Price.
81 $50 per acre, water & gas
available. TERMS.
DAMASCUS - Immaculate 2
bedroom, double garage, $15,50O
EXCELLENT TERMS.
Still a select choice of beautiful
homesites, only 10 min. to Rock
vile, 20 min. to Bethesda. Why
not select one now? $4,250 to
$4,750.
WE WILL TAKE YOUR HOME
IN TRADE ON A NEW
MONTGOMERY HOME -
CALL TODAY
kAETZEL - Real Estate
DAMASCUS, CL. $1,000 or
CT. 1858
NEW HOME, FILA approved,
$1,000 down. Includes settle
ment. one acre lot. 3 Bedroom
Bungalow - full basement. Lo-
Gated Warfield Rd., Laytonsville
Area, $17,500. Call Pc. 2-6090.
1t.1/24
Evening star., 1963-04-23

day of a heart attack in Stuart
Circle Hospital in Richmond,
Va.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick began his
newspaper career In Boston in
1907 as a reporter. In 1912 he
wrote the story on the sinking
of the Titanic for the Boston
Post. He was made news editor
of the Boston American in
1922 and managing editor of
the Boston Advertiser in 1926.
Before joining the Inquirer in
1887, he served as managing
editor of the old Washington
Times and as editor Of the
Miami (Fla.) Tribune.
He was a native Of Charles
town, Mass, and a graduate Of
Harvard University.
Dunedin, Fla, had been his
home after retirement until
last year when he moved to
Richmond to live with his son,
Paul w. Fitzpatrick.
He leaves his widow, Mary
j., and two sons, Paul w., OF
Richmond, and John j., jr., of
West Medway, Mass.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at st. Paul'S Cath
olic Church in Richmond, fol-
lowed by burial in Mount Cal
vary Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Mrs. Smith, II,
Native Virginion

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith,
n, of 309 North Battle street,
Manassas, Va died in a nurs-
ing home In Vienna, Va, yes
terday after a long illness.
Born Mary Elizabeth Biedler
In 1885 in Page County. Va,
she. was the descendant of
many of the early settlers of
the Shenandoah Valley.
AS a girl she moved to Cul-
peper, Va. in 1896, when her
family bought a. farm. In 1906
she, married James Wilbur
Smith and moved with him in
1915 to Manassas, Va, where
Mr., Smith was a retail mer-
chant and baker until his death
In 1946. o.,
Mrs. Smith. leaves two sons,
Claude Harman Smith Of Nc
Lean, Va, and Maurice Biedler
Smith of the home address
several grandchildren; two sis
ters, Mrs. Edith Yowell OF
Front Royal, and Mrs. Lucy
Arion of Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
and two brothers, John K
Biedler of Winston, Va. and
Vernon D. Biedler of Washing
ton.
Services will be held at the
Methodist Church of Manassas
at IL am. tomorrow followed
by burial in Fairview Cemetery
in Culpeper.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Stuart J. Muckey,
Patent Attorney

Stuart J. Mackey, 10. a
Washington patent attorney
during the 1920s. died Satur-
day in a Washington hospital
OF cancer.
Born in Troy. N. Y, Mr..
Mackey was graduated from
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute with a civil engineering
degree. Later he received a
law degree and q bachelor of
science degree in electrical en-
cheering from George WASH
ington University.
Mr.. Mackey practiced patent
law here and In Rochester,
N. Y. While living In the Dis
trict, he was a member OF the
BENJAMIN B. French Masonic
Lodge IS.
He leaves his wife. the for
mer Margaret M. Browne, OF
Washington; two sons. Leon
ard B. Mackey Of Rye N. Y.
and John J. Mackey OF Larch-
mont, N. Y: a daughter. Mrs.
William F. Thomson OF Kings
port, Tenn; a brother. Bruce
q. Mackey. Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
and nine grandchildren.
Private services will be held
for members OF the family.
Burial will be In the oakwood
Cemetery, Troy. N. Y. The
! family requests that no flowers
be sent.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
George A. Grill,
GPO Bookbinder
For As Years

George A. Grill, 86, a retired
bookbinder with over As years
at the Government Printing
Office, died Sunday at Miss
Banks Nursing Home, 6215
Sligo Mill road NE.
A native of Mason City,
Iowa, Mr.. Grill came to Wash
ington in 1902 to work in the
bindery of the GPO. During
most of his career he worked
with classified material in the
defense effort. Due to the ma
ture of his speciality he was
asked to remain with the GPO
past the normal retirement age
of IS. He retired in 1947 with
many citations for his work.
Mr.. Gill was an active men,
ber for many years Of local
union of Bookbinders, No. 4.
He leaves his wife, Eva N.
Grill, and a son, James A.
Grill, both Of 10000 Parkwood
drive. Kensington, Md; a sis
ter, Mrs. Rose E. Thormann,
of Elgin, H., and a brother,
Dolph Grill of Chicago, Ill.
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at the s. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 290l Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Israeli President Ben-ZW
Dies After Long Illness

he had played a major role in
the building Of the new Jew
ish state.
In his nonpartisan post as
President he Stunned the spot
light. Earlier he had been an
active fighter for Israel and
lost a son in the Arab-Israeli
warfare in l948. He was re-
elected to a third five-year
term last october.
Born December 6. 1884, in
Poltava, in the Russian Ukraine,
Mr.. Ben-Zvi came to Palestine
in 1904 when it was under the
rule Of the Ottoman Empire.
He studied law at the Imperial
University in Constantinople so
he could serve the needs Of
the Jews in the Holy Land.
He met Mr.. Ben Gurion there
and they formed a lasting
friendship. Exiled from Pale
stine by the Turks during
World War I, they helped form
the Jewish Legion and returned
to Israel with British Gen.
| Allenby's conquering army.
During the postwar British
mandate. Mr.. Ben-Zvi worked
as a scholar and writer. He
also took a leading role in the
formation of the Histadrut,
the country's labor federation,
and the Hashomer, forerunner
of the Haganah defense organi-
zation which battled for Is
raeli independence.
He is survived by his wife.
Rachel, a son and two daugh-
tiers.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector,
April 20 (AP).-Izhak Ben
zvi. 78. a Zionist pioneer and
President of Israel since 1852,
died today after a long illness.
Israel's second President had
been i'll with stomach cancer
which spread to his liver and
other organs. His condition
declined steadily in recent
weeks and he was unconscious
for most of the last "a hours
Of his life.
He died ct his home in
Jerusalem with his wife and
family around him. Premier
David n-Gurion, the Presi-
dents closest friend called at
the home last night and spent
some time at the bedside.
A Hebrew bible was under
the dying mans pillow when
his personal physician, DR..
Meir Sgan-Cohen said. "the
President has passed away"
Those present, jointly uttered
the hottest Hebrew prayer
which begins, "Shma Yisrael,"
meaning hear o Israel"
A state funeral will be held
tomorrow. @
The cabinet announced the
funeral plans after a special
mourning session. Mr.. Ben
Gurion and cabinet members
lighted candles around the
flag-draped bier while prayers
were said.
The celebration on, April
1929 of the 18th anniversary
Evening star., 1963-04-23

not only saw the school grow
into quarters that we're at the
time of her retirement con-
sidered among the most mod
ern and complete in the Dis
trict, but also witnessed the
rise Of a city.
Born In Porter, Ohio, Miss
Sissons came to the District as
q child when her father. a
Civil War veteran, received a
position In the Pensions Office
Miss Sissons. who lived at
27l4 South Dakota avenue,
leaves no immediate survivors.
A memorial service will be
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Lee Funeral Home, Fourth
street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue NE.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Dr.. NC. Schumun
Of Alexandra

Services for DR.. Nathan
Geoffrey Schuman. So. surgeon
and one Of Alexandria's first
anesthesiologistS. who died Sat-
urday at his home, 636 Oakland
terrace, Alexandria. Va. were
held yesterday at the Bernard
Danzansky g. Sons funeral
home.
DR.. Schuman was born In
Baltimore and was a graduate
OF the University OF Maryland
and Hahneman Medical School
In Philadelphia.
DR.. Schuman was on the
staffs OF Alexandria Hospital.
Northern Virginia Doctors Hos
pital and the Circle Terrace
Hospital. He was also a past
president Of the Alexandria
Lions Club and a 32d degree
Mason.
Survivors include his wife
Miriam and five children. Neal,
Gail, Leslie, Laurie and An
drew, all OF the home address:
five brothers. Abe. 1880 Allison
street NV: Morris. 1921 M
street NV; Meyer, 1850 Rox-
anna road NV; Benjamin.
1904 Peggy lane, Silver Spring.
and Frank. lilo Devere drive,
Silver Spring.
DR.. Schwman was buried In
the Adas Israel cemetery yes
terday.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Roy B. Harris, IS,
Scottish Rite
Libruriun

Ray Baker Harris, 55, IL
brarian of the Scottish Rite
Supreme Council for the last
"a years. died of cancer at
Georgetown University Hospital
yesterday.
Mr.. Harris had lived in
Georgetown, at 1925 r street.
since 1926, when he came here
to attend George Washington
University. He was born in Ma
Mia. the son Of the late Borden
Baker Harris and May Allen
Harris.
From 1928 to 1880, Mr.. Har-
ris vas an editorial assistant
with Doubleday Doran & Co.,
publishers, and from 1880 to
1889 he was in charge of the
publications section of the
Library of Congress. In 1899
he assumed the post he held
up to his death. director of
the Scottish Rite Supreme
Council library and museum
here.
Mr.. Harris was a 33d degree
member of the Scottish Rite
and a past grand master of the
Grand Lodge of the District of
Columbia. He contributed his
torical and biographical articles
to the Encyclopedia Britannica
and various magazines and
newspapers.
During World War II, Mr..
Harris served with the l09th
Infantry Regiment in Euro :
and with 28th Division head
quarters after We Day.
He leaves his sister, Eleanor
Harris, of the Georgetown ad-
dress. Private funeral services
are being arranged by the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Miss Abbie M. Sisson, 80,
Taught School 43 Years

Miss Abbie Sisson, who re-
tired as a teacher in 1886
amidst an outpouring Of graft
tude from her former students,
the Parent Teacher Association
and the Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association, died yes
terday in a local hospital after
a long illness. She was 80.
In 1893 at the age of 10. Miss
Sisson walked into the original
Langdon School. launching a
teaching career that lasted 43
years and spanned three gen.
erations in the Rhode Island
avenue NE. neighborhood.
In the little frame school
house located at what was then
Queens Chapel road at Frank
lin street, Miss Sisson was a
first grade teacher.
It wasn't long, though. before
she quite matter-of-factly as
sumed other duties-such as
classroom fireman. janitor and
general caretaker.
In the absence Of funds Tor
the soap, pals. and scrubbing
brushes she insisted we're as
necessary In a school room as
in a home. she paid for the
items out Of her own $40 a
month salary. She observed
that she would consider herself
"a strange teacher indeed" II
she didn't do her duty along
hygienic lines while waiting for
the District authorities to fur
nish the wherewithal."
At the time Of her retire.
ment. fathers and mothers OF
her earlier pupils recalled how
she would trudge miles through
woods and pastures to visit
grief-stricken families or those
who we're Ill.
Since she taught 43 years
| at the same school, Miss Sisson
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Paul Pullman, ST.,
Mason, Foreman

Paul A. Pullman. sr., 76. re-
tired body shop foreman for
Loving Chevrolet in Silver
Spring, died Monday Of heart
attack in the Loudoun County
(Va) Hospital.
Before moving to Leesburg 4
years ago, Mr.. Pullman lived
in the lakewood subdivision in
Falls Church. He lived at l10
Valley View avenue in Lees
burg.
Born in Alexandria, Mr.. Pull
man went to school there and
was a member of the Harmony
Lodge Number II, a Masonic
Lodge.
He is survived by his wife,
Laura B. of the home address;
four sons, Paul A.. jr., of Idle
wood, Falls Church, Samuel
M, Sal Crestfield drive. Birch
wood City. Oxon Hill, Md, Will
liam R., 301 East street, Sc.
Vienna, Va, Donald E.. ITO
Valley View avenue, LeeSburg,
and four daughters, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Branch, 606 West View
Terrace. Alexandria. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Chapple, Buffalo. N. Y;
Mrs. Dorothy E. Rentrop, ll16
Crescent drive, Columbia, s. c..
and Mrs. Shirley A. Thompson,
3444 South Stafford street, Ar
lington. Mr.. Pullman also
leaves one brother, Herbert
Pullman Of Tampa. Fla. and
one sister, Suzie GLASGOW, 518
Duke street. Alexandria.
Services will be at IL am.
Saturday at Christ Church,
Alexandria, with burial at
Sharon Chapel. Telegraph road,
Alexandra.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Benjamin Okum,
Auto Parts Dealer

Benjamin B. Okum, SO, re-
tired wholesale auto accessories
dealer, died today at Sinai Hos
pital in Baltimore, Md, after a
sudden illness.
Mr.. Okum was born in Phil
adelphia and attended. Balti-
more public schools. He retired
about seven years ago from his
auto business.
He leaves one sister, Mrs.
Sadi FeinStein of 80l Wolfe
street, Alexandria, Va, and two
brothers, Irving Okum and Jack
Okum both of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

of Israel's independence was
Cancelled. The annual military
parade will be held in Haifa,
but the units will march to
drums only and behind black
draped flags.
Mr.. Ben-zvi's successor will
be chosen by the Knesset, the
Israeli Parliament, in a secret
ballot.
Mr.. Ben-Zvi succeeded Is
rael's first President, DR.. Chain
Weizmann, in 1852. With Mr..
Ben -Gurion and DR.. Weizmann
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Darn nf Chunks

ROSS, JAMES. The family OF the late
express their sincere thanks and
deep appreciation to the ministers,
ORGANIZATIONS, co.workers, relatives,
friends and neighbors for their kind
expressions OF sympathy, their cards,
other kindnesseS shown during their
bereavement.
DEVOTED WIFE, MRS. PRISCILLA
W. ROSS; SON, CHAUNCEY
ROSS AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1963-04-23
In Mrntnrtant

BRANNUM, HERMAN. In remem-
brance OF our departed father and
husband, HERMAN BRANNUM. who
paSSed away / year ago today, April
%, 1862.
We do not need a special day
To bring you To our minds;
The days we do not think OF you
WIFE. SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
BROWN Ill, BENJAMIN. In loving
memory ot our son. BENJAMIN
BROWN Ill, who passed away 2
years ago today April %, 1861.
You slipped so quietly away.
Perhaps II was for the best;
We pray that God may give you
Sweet dreams and quiet rest. -..
Our hearts cannot tell how we miss
Our lips do not know what to say.
COD only knows our true feeling.
which We hide under our smileg
MOTHER, DADDY AND SISTER.
DA9E; " M EVA d.nsS,., MAE II loving msmST5
who passed away eight years ago.
April 30. 1855.
The angels are safely guarding
Your sacred and silent grave.
Foy IN ~ hes a precious one.
DExqTEp AZ RnTTn MOTHER DAISY
DUCKETT, LOUISE. In sad but loy.
ING remembrance OF my dear mother
bTcKfeTTTr nHd eTT sra SEpsndmOthsI snOt1,1s LOUISE
22 wears ago today April 81. 1871
To hose who have a mother,
Treat her with love and care;
You viii never know her value
I'LL you see her vacant chair
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS.
BESSIE WILLIAMS, AND GRAND.
CHILDREN.
JONES, RAYMOND A. In loving mem.
oi my dear husband. RAY
MoND a. JONES who passed away
Although life's sun for each must set.
Those whom we love we never forget,
May his soul rest in peace.
DEVOTED WIPE, BEULAH.
Malls. GUST y. In loving. memory
GUST N. MALLAs, who departed
this life 80 years ago, March IL,
le23, in Milwaukee, Wis 80
SchR S9sf SsfOt bfvofEb R' iRRi 'tsfPfl &fPh EHS
FAMILY
OWENS, ADA n. In loving memory OF
our mother ADA b OWENS who
ieit Us 20 years ago today, April
Your face is ever before us.
. Your voice we cannot forget,
Your smile will last forever,
In memory you are with US yet
...eASAA.Fs 2ADAEf ADh AND
PEREZ, ELINOR NJ. Sacred 10 the
memory OF our dear mother and
grandmother, who departed this life
ior better one April 20. 1850.
We miss you more than ever
JoSEFA, bspERANZA AND GRAND.
REDDEN. LIT, JAMES H.. Jr In sad
but loving memory OF our dear son
and brother who was Killed on
Okinawe IN years ago today April
Somewhere above this troubled world.
safe beyond all grief and care,
our loving son rests In heavenly
God grant someday we'll meet him
LOVINGLY. MON EARL AND RoB,
VINCENT. MRS. ANNIE y. In ioyins
memory OF our dear mother and
grandmother, who passed away
wears ago today, April 80. 1855.
a precious one from US ls gone
A voice We loved is stllled.
A place is vacant In our home,
That never can be filled
LOVING DAUGHTERS tEOLA, Fs-
IFLlE. ADELAIDE, AND GRAND.
DAUGHTER IRETHA
Evening star., 1963-04-23
With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often a cord Of thanks
in The Stor meets need
which con hardly be solved in
any other woy. Not only is
II O groeious expression OF
srotitvde 10 those who hove
sent Florol tributes but olso
eoureovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnesssS OF
the many 10 whom personal
note OF thanks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
insertion OF O cord Of thonkS
moy be arranged BY telephone
10 The Stor, II. $4,000.
The Evening and SVndoY Stor
Evening star., 1963-04-23
John Joseph Fitzpatrick;
Newsmun for so Years

John Joseph Fitzpatrick, 76, a
newspaperman for nearly so
years who retired in 1851 as
managing editor of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer, died yester-
Evening star., 1963-04-23
CEMETERY LOTS

DOUBLE LOT. block "a crypt no.
section Of the Good Shepherd Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. $1,000, PA. 5-2B7p.
SACRIFICING q 4-grave site, WASH
inRton National Memorial Park. u g
20, sc. WA 7-Snb2 Moving o3s
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. . sites
ior $3.50 OF best otfer. To settle es-
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Dfaths

SHELTON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, on
FRANKLIN 'sHEiToN Of 1907 Barto
ave. Camp SPRINGS, ,,st, Ma, oes0Nvsad sNSa
ton, father Of Paul Z, william R.
and Norman Shelton and Catherine
Z, Mitchell and brother of Ethel
RoSsrt RSsE' FssPfi Mattinsg nay Fu6s4a 6s Home @
l3l llth st sc. parking tacilitiesl;
after = pm Tuesday. Notice Of
funeral later.
sIMMs, JOSEPH. Suddenly, on Sun;
siiMMsN N0f't Of ;25 tn St io0S Sc S0ShFn &pf r
simms' Notice of services later.
Arrangements by the Morris A, Car
ter q co. Funeral Home 3o' II
April -, 1868, ABBIE MILLS SIS
SON A memorial service vii! be
held az the Lee Funeral Home, an
day, April -, at pm.
sUMMERNILLE, JULIA. On satur-
day, April -, 1858, JULIA SUM-
MERVlLLE Of 1918 Newton st NV.
beloved mother OF Mrs GLADYS
| two devoted SonS-in-law, five grand
children, ten eat-grandchi.dren,
other relatives and most Of friends
After . pm. Tuesday, Aurll -.
n
Jarvis Chapel l432 You s.. nv
Funeral services will be held al the
| Israel Baptist Church, 632 llth =
me- on Wednesday, April "a, at
mortal Park
TARyER, col. BENJAMIN NJ. Jr,
USAF Retired. on Sunday, April
q, 1868, col BENJAMIN N
TARXER. Jr. UsAF Retired. pi
beloved husband Of Angeles 8,
father OF Georgia Anne Dolly An
geleS. BENJAMIN NJ. 80. and Mrs.
kKstherine Green; brother OF Henry
Russell Tarver OF New Orleans. La.
Mrs. Charles Pitts OF Tuscaloosa.
Ala, and Miss Joyce Tarver OF VII
hanson; w va. Friends may call
oeorgia ave, NV. Services at For,
Myer Chapel on Wednesday. April
-. at IL am. lnterment, with
iull military honors. Arlington Ma.
TOLLIvER. DEARRY FRANKLIN. On
Saturday. April 20 1863, DEARRY
FRANKLIN TOLLIVER Of 700 18th
NV. beloved husband OF Alethis
Tolllver, father of Peggy Tolliyer
brother Of Gertrude Tolliver Ken.
nedy and Pearlie Tollyer Halcomb
He also is survived by other relatives
and q host Of friends. After 5 pm
Autsudy' hpIH -. ITleDuS are IN
yited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV. where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday.
! Aprll -. at 10 am. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery %
WASHINGTON, GEORGIA on Friday.
! Aprll ~, 1868, at Casualty Hospital,
! GEORGIA WASHINGTON OF 526 5th
! ST. Sc, wife Of the late John Wash
! ington. sister Of RUBY Euell and Jesse
! Euell Also surviving are niecesr
] nephews, other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th
ST ne. tample parking facilities1
where friends may call from 3
70 pm tuesday April %. After
pm. remains will rest at her
late residence in Marbury. Nd. Fu.
neral services Wednesday. April
=, at pm, at the Zion Baptist
GhuTch. Hilltop. Nd, the Rev. Willis
Wall officiating. Interment church
cemetery. %
Evening star., 1963-04-23
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenatorilIm

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass. Ave II, $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 oEQRQiA AvE. NV. RA. 3-74fi
Evening star., 1963-04-23
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