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ment, briefly, in 1850 when he
announced as a candidate for
the Senate, but lost when he
failed to campaign actively.
His earlier campaigns were
unusual, to~say the least.
In 1924, when he ran for
lieutenant governor, he con-
Quoted the campaign while
making a trip part way around
the world in a Ford.
His policy was simple: on
the way across the Atlantic, his
companions included 100 North
Carolina soldiers. He talked to
them, got their names, and
then wrote colorful words Of
praise to their parents.
In Paris, he purchased 1000
post cards and mailed them to
potential voters.
Became q Practice
Told them I would appre-
ciate it If they would mention
my name to their friends, since
I was running for lieutenant
governor" Mr.. Reynolds re-
called a few years ago. From
then on, no matter what coun-
try I was in, I would send out
a hundred or so post cards"
He was second high man in
the Democratic primary that
year.
In l941, Mr.. Reynolds mar
ried 19-year-old Evalyn WASH
ington Mclean, whose mother,
Evalyn Walsh Mclean. owned
the Hope diamond and for
merly owned the Washington
Post.
She died in 1946 after taking
an accidental overdose Of sleep
ing pills in the couples George
town apartment. They had one
daughter, Mamie Spears.
When Mrs. Reynolds, the
Senator's fifth wife, died, Mr..
Reynolds and Mamie withdrew
to Asheville. Another daughter,
Mrs. Francis H. Oertling, OF
Firenze, Italy, also survives.
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Robert Reynolds Dies;
Ex-CoroIino Senator

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Feb. IA
(AP).-Robert Rice Reynolds,
78, who used a rattletrap road
ster and backwoods politiking
totake his campaign for Amer
ican nationalism to the United
States Senate, died yesterday
at his home here.
Mr.. Reynolds-"our Bob" to
thousands Of North Carolina
Democrats in the past three
decades-died Of an heart all
ment.
A private burial will follow
funeral services at 1880 am.
tomorrow at an Asheville fu-
neral home.
Mr.. Reynolds life was one
Of variety, ranging from baby
sitter and bronc buster to Sem
ator and world politician. He
founded the American Nation
alist Party and its predecessor,
The indicators. to promote
what he called 400 per cent
.Americanism."
Won In 1892
He won election in 1892 to
the first of two full terms in
the Senate, when he used his
old roadster, $40 In cash and
his opponents reputation as a
wealthy man to capture the
voters support.
Because of his outspoken
fight against American partici-
patton in World War II, Mr..
Reynolds acquired the label Of
an isolationist-a label he de-
MED repeatedly.
In an interview last year, he
told newsmen, there never was
such an animal as an isola-
ZIONIST. I was never an isola-
ZIONIST"
Although a visitor Of inter-
national society's best known
drawing rooms, Mr.. Reynolds
always made it clear that he
was an American Nationalist,
which he defined as one who
thought more Of his country
than any other country and
placed the interest of his coun-
try ahead of any other country.
Through his last years, the
Asheville Senator was an
ardent foe of the United States
foreign aid policy.
AS recently as 1869 he de-
clared, "I don't know Of a
nation in Europe which is
grateful for what we have done
while we burden ourselves
with taxes, the ones we're try
ing to aid are laughing at
us. =.
Retired In 1945
Mr.. Reynolds retired from
active politics in 1945, after a
wave Of discomfort swept North
Carolina when he voted against
a resolution proposing that
Congress declare for interna-
tional cooperation and per-
petual peace after the war.
He came out of his retire.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thanks
In The Stor meets O need
which can hardly be solved in
any other woy. Not only Is
II q sroeiovs expression OF
gratitude TO those who hove
sent FIorol tributes but also
eoutsovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnsssss' Of
the. mony 10 whom q psrsonol
note OF ihonks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose names and
oddrsssss are not known.
insertion Of q cord Of thonks
may be ononssd by telephone
10 The Stor, u. $4,000.
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DrathH

YOUNG, BONNY MAY. Suddenly. on
Monday, February II, 1868, BONNY
NAY YOUNG Of l07 Danube DIR
Pittsburgh, Pa. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs William A. Young, sister o.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Young. Bonny May rests at the
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
Si34 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, where service will be held on
Friday, February l5, at 1880 pm.
(parking facilities). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Friends may
visit at the funeral home after 2
pm Thursday. IL
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CEMETERY LOTS

MAUsoLEUM, In Twins cross, Nau.
Memorial Park will sac for duiek
sale time payments can be affansed.
OWNER, IA. 10000,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth 81 and Mas Ave. Lf' $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7t00 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
HA J-7ai1
2 Blks North Of walter Reed Hospital
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GREENLEAF, CARRIE MCCLELLAN.

IL ISs5 srSGG.lRf SaRR;t Ness FsSNJIsTS
LEAF Of q driSes terrace. Ho VIE of
the late pr, Henry s. 0reenieaf,
Colonel Medical Corps, U. s. Army
tret); mother Of DR.. Henry McC
9reenleaf of Newton, Mass; Mrs,
Sarl A. Weyerhaeuser Of Milton,
MASS, and Mrs. Charles II, Buck,
r.. Of Boston, Mass. Also survived
by IL grandchildren. Services An
Lne Arlington National Cemetery
chapel, Fort Myer, Va, on Friday
renruary To- at pm. Please omit
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February II. 1868, at his residence
GREEN, son OF Joyce Gilbert and
samuel ]. Green, grandson OF Darlie
and George B. Ballard, nephew OF
Matte. and Joseph Bond, ST.; god
son OF Emrel Bond. He also is
survived by other relatives and
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 H st. ne, after 3
Pm. Thursday. February ia. where
the rosary will be recited at 7:3O
pm. Mass will be offered at the
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 2IO
NeW toIk ave. NV, on Friday. Feb
tuary. Is, at o am. interment
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day, February II, 1858, at his
CHARLES E. MATTHEWS. :" He s'e,' /:
surveyed BY his wife, Mrs. Lucille
Matthews, r.; five grandchiidren. :
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Delois Mat.
thews; one sister, Mrs. Elsie Simon
OF New York City; other relative
and many friends. Remains may
pe viewed on Thursday, February
I4, after A pm, at the Hall Bros
Funeral Home, 621 Florida ave n.W
ghere services will be held on Fri.
Gay. February Is, at 10 am. In.
.erment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
very Il
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MATTHEWS, WALTER l. On wsdr,

dence. liz Taussis eSS, pIses ~ y ms wsf Tsii-
TER L; MATTHEWS. beloved hus- n
pand OF the late Blanche n Maj
tnews, father Of Margaret Poehiman
OF the home address Friends may
Ham, sr a. tns anoiS 3 Il Hines Co. Funeral
pm; Thursday, February ii (part.
ing facilities). Services al the
ABOVE funeral home on Saturday.
Feoruery 10. at 12 noon. Inter.
meht Congressional CemeterY. IL
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NICHOLS, GEORGIANNA. Suddenly

on wednesday, February IL, i0os,
atIl20 Holbrook terrace ne.
oEoRoIANNA NICHOLS. She is
father, two brothers, one sister,
other relatives and friends, Funeral
services and interment In Smith
field, ~ G. Local arrangements BY
the r.. N. Horton Co., Mortieians,
1924 You st. NV.
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TRAMMELL, ANNIE VIOLA. on me,

SiSLA SiiS TsS,SsES DilSSsS iSSs Az ANNIE =
the late Angus Gordon Trammeil.
mother Of MSrSarst puvali. Agnss
Quick and James A. Trammell, ais
ter OF Emma Bailey. She also Is
survived BY three grandchildren
Friends may call at the Robert A.
st. Sc. (parkinE facilitiesj, until
Saturday, February 10. at O:3O
am. Requiem mass at 81 Dominies .
Church at 10 am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hin Cemetery. Ih
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MILLNER, JOHN M Ar .n..a.n,

MILLNER, JOHN M. An emer0ent
A !: e: ; ] | !: !: N; n
" pose Of conducting the last
MASONIC rites for our late brother,
JOHN NJ. MILLNER.
THOMAS r. IRWIN. w. NJ.
FRED M. BOOTH. Secretary. Il
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MARS, DOROTHy on w.an.,.

MARS. DOROTHY. On Wednesday,
EeerIary ~, 1858, DOROTHY
friend Of Eliza Garvin. She ItS'1S also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs, Mars NAV
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H st. ne, after q pm,
FTiaay, February 10, where services
Viii be held on Saturday, February
~, at / am. Interment lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, ii
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HALLER, FANNIE ELIzABETH.

Thursday. February a. i96s, PAN.
ME ELIZABETH HALLER, vile oi
the late Nicholas T. .Haller, mother
rrederiek L. and Franklin M
Janet Hubbard. Friends may eaII
81 dawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave
and Harrison. st. NV. (parking on
premises)L where services will bs
neld on Saturday, February is, al
noon. Interment Mount Oiiyet
Cemetery, Frederick, Nd
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DOUGLAS, WALLER JoHN on No

dsy. Fsbraary II. 1868. WALTER TER
East Riverdale. Nd, beloved hus.
band Of Mary c. Douglas, father O
Gail Patricia and John Walter
Douglas Peuag brother OF Mrs, Rosl
Ollie Knott, Mrs. Ellen Ganey. Mis-
Barbara, James H., william II. ant
Robert A. Douglas. Friends may cal
at Nalley's Funeral Home, 32O(
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
ne, where services win be held OF
Friday, February Is, at IL am
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, IA
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MHwALdLIsTER. wIdIslI.R. CATHERINE M. O,

wednesday, February IL. i5ea. on az
SS,yy yss:SSsas' sSsss' Md saS SAFaHsisr FRfliiils n
ioved wife Of Joseph M. McAlnster
motner OF Moira J. Swami, Catherine
4: Sappola. Helen c. BarSanti, Eliza. !.
oetn c; and James F, McAliister;
ins.a irsIeT Of EdwaId Gallogly OF Wash
nnlston' -. C.; Rose Collins Of Euciid.
ONO; Helen Gallogiy Of scotiand
nno Patrick Gallogly OF Pittsbureh,
"a. She also is survived by siN,
Teen grandchildren and three great
H1anaehlldren. Funeral from the
wiI6y wuimotny Hanlon Funeral Home. 474s
Misconsln ave. NV, on SATURDAY.
February 10. at $50 am. Rsanieyyn'
mass az Christ the King Church.
East-West hwy. Silver Spring4 M
~ am. Interment Gate ~
neaVen Cemetery. Ike
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PALMER, MRS. MARY LOUISE. o.

!hs District General Hospital. NARY
I. PALMER Of l:j4 D az. Sc. be-
loved mother OF Marie and Robert
Palmer. Also surviving are five
dren, one great-ErandchiId and a
host OF other relatives and friends
Remains resting At the John r.
Rhines Co, Funeral Home, 3Oib l2lh
~. ne. Notice Of funeral later
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ILLAND, EMILY PHYLLIs

MOLLAND, EMILY PHYLLIS. On
wednesday. February ~. 1868. at
EMILY PHYLLIS HOLLAND. the
eeloyed wife Of the late james II.
Mollie Nilsen and beloved grand.
mother OF Diane Mary Nilsen, Fu-
neral services at the simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1881 Good Hope
I'd; sc; parking faeilitiesl, on Fri
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery, Visit
Ing hours until o pm.
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UYRNO, DAICHIRE. On Wednesday

Es1sgEgssn5y E1gEgsn5y !, 49, IIos 1868; 6 e. DAicHiRE
NV beloved husband Of Kiwa
uyeno. Services at the 8. n. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2D0i i4th A.
NV. on Friday, February rs, al
pm. parking faeilities), Inter-
ment private. lb
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1YD. A special communi-
cation Of Social Lodge. No.
/, r.. q A. M, is hereby
called for $50 am. Fri
day, February Is. 1868, al
the temple, 1000 You st,
NV, for the purpose OF
arranging to confer the
sonic rites for our late
BOYD BLAKE. Funeral al
from the MCGUIRE Funeral
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FLETCHER. NORMAN ASHLEY.

1868. NORMAN AsHBY FLETcHIEfF 4
Of Philomont, Va, beloved father
O. Mrs: Helen Kroon Of Arlington
OF Alexandria, Va, and Wi
Fletcher OF Bedford. Va. Also sur.
xiving are thirteen grandchildren
Friends may call at the Roystor
Funeral Home, MiddlebHrg, Va.
where services will be held on Fri,
terment Middleburg Memorial Gene.
terry, Middleburg, Va.
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HoOPEs, MARTHA pp.cp

49, -, HnM LHa FhIyE. on Tues
PRICE HooPEs, beloved m%other % Ha ~
Dorothy H. Wolfe, sister Of ri Lee
hoopes and Raymond p, Hoopes.
rive grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren also survive. Funeral
IRON IRON tne Huntemann Funeral Home,
S132 GEORGIA ave. NV, on Satur-
day, February 10. at IL am In
terment Rock Springs, Forest Hills.
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DERBY. CLARENCE PEYERLY. o

Thursday, February IA, 1868, Al
his residence, CLARENCE PEVERLY
DERBY, beloved husband Of Leonors
Richards Derby. Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Saturday, February
10, at I pm. Interment Congres.
sional Cemetery. Is
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FEWELL. MABEL N. On Tuesday
February 10. 1853. at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, 5000 New
Hsmpshire ave, me-. MABEL NJ
Fewell. Memorial services from IN,
Ghesterbrook Methodist Church. OLE
Dominion and Kirby rds., Mclean
Va, on Friday, February rs, al
pm. In lieu Of flowers, the familS
suggests an expression Of sympathy
may be made in the form Of 4
contribution to the Masonic am
Eastern Star Harna
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VMnD, rnbrn, ANnnIE LIE. on Sunday,
HowHRD. Beloved eSOSi Wife AHNtb " X. tEe Iats
John z. Howard, mother Of Mrs,
Ovel Lee Parsons, Mrs. Ora L,
Foley Of Tampa. Fla; Lyra Nor
man Howard Of San Diego, Calf ;
Mrs, Judy Winebarger OF Hickory,
twelve grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Friends are Invited
70 caIl at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
pnrey. Bethesda, Nd, where serv-
ruary is, at 1890 am. Inter.
ment Mount Comfort CemeterH
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WELSH. CAPT. JOHN W, UsAF.

snsl.Ss' sn.qlsSs' cLSS ysHlu5ES 55HN " i3Ss A.
4 Welsh father Of Kristyn and
and Mrs. John 4. Welsh OF Alex
andrla, Va. REQUIEM maas will be
Sry Is. a 81. Ritas Ia Church. @ '1IsI AisI.
saald ssnaLis, vs inlsrmsnt Arlington
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EDM0NDsi r,s1S NAME. IasI ON On Monday; FEB;

ruary IL. 1868, MAMIE EDMONDs
Of 737 6lst ave, Fairmont Heights.
Nd. mother Of Ethel Mont. Also
dren, five sisters, other RELATIVES
ana many friends. Remains will
lle in state at the Mount Zion
Chureh OF God, 737 61st ave. Fair
mont HEIGHTS, Nd. on Thursday,
February a. after pm, where
February is, at 1 pm. Interment
Carver Memorial Park. Arrange.
ments By Malvan q Schey, Inc,
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MENACE, WALTER r., Jr. On
Wednesday, February i3, 1893, at At
We WASHINGTON sanitarium and
Hospital. WALTER r. MENACE, Jr' J
Des Deioyed son Of Walter r. and Flea,
Ann Menage and grandson Of NJ
nd Mrs; Clayton A. Railey and
wafer r. Menage. Friends NAV
SAL AZ the Takoma Funeral Home.
Sot Carroll st. NV. (parking on.
aIter . pm. Friday, Febru-
on saturday February i6, At III
e.m Interment Parklawn Gene
WIZ Is
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HUTH, sYBM p On ru.,a.v y

SEmIoUN, DIR. T. HOUSED. on Tues.
gay February IL, 1858. al BeT.
Tisn springs. Mich, DR.. 7. HoUsE:I
JEMlSON, beloved husband OF Hed.
Wig Jemison and father Of Barbars
yTemnISon' Tsnn1' Friends may can at the
st; NV. (parking oppositel, from
~ am. 70 l pm. Friday, February
10; Services will be held al M
Iakoma Park. SD A, Church on
Eildsy at pm. Interment GeorTs
washington Cemetery,
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FRED. on Saturday, Fep-
Iuary Q, 1853. FRED TINsLEY.
brother-in-law Of Patrick Ford. 9th
er relatives and many friends also
survive. After 4 pm, Friday,
MsoS,. is9as are Subs,i invited Hd @ call 2. ths
ST. NV, where the rosary will be
reeited at pm. Requiem mass
will be celebrated at D:30 am.
Saturday, February 10, at st. Peters
Catholic Church. I'd and q sts. Sc.
interment Mount oliyet Cemetery.
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.,,as SOnh M. On Tuesday. Feb
ps HsI. J6Haa aaOsM2 HILHaERgt q LHHSaHgt0S S.laS:5 aS:
Annandale. Va. Friends may cail ~
me Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
plvd., Arlington, Va. until 10 nm
Thursday, February IA. Funeral
services viii be held from the ciar-
ffndon Methodist Church. North
Friday, February is. al iii am
Entomoment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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N3Ngt ENANgNs
BLAKE, BOYD. On Monday, Febru-
pal BoYD iYESs BLAKE a. rssdnsB' e. nss4 psEsy S1sy
place NV, beloved husband Of
Estelle w. Blake. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends.
are invited to cali at the McGuire
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held at III
an. Friday, February is. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IA
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SsdRc%RsTY' Rcs%SFsaF' Of HI t.is HiSoa eb14sAbR MARY u
s.. si.Stsr-in-law Of Mrs. Edna Mentxer
q o.. Lheesoqrs' Va, and great-aunt Of
Church, Va. Friends NAV eaiI as
Pearson's Funeral Home. i72 North
washington St, Falls Church Va
aiter pm. Thursday, FEBRUARY IA
Enere services will be held on Fri.
gay, February is, at 2.30 n m
Interment Oakwood Cemetspy Pm'
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McC0NE, col. ALEXANDER r, R..

tired. On Tuesday, February, ar, 1e- is
AiExknrxapi AgigS; ~ water Reed Hospital, COL
Nebraska ave. NV, beloved busbs11 1d
James T. Of San Francisco, Calf
nnd Mary Jane McCone OF Winches,.
Han,oaa' & va Funeral from the Timothy
consin ave. NV, on FRIDAY Fanrr-
aTy 10, at Q am. Requiem mass
tne Shrine of the Most BIessed
Saerament at 9:3O am. Interment
nt,iiiington 1.,iigton National Cemetery. Fuli
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Iusry ID. iseS. at tTeSSihe'Hss his Tssidsnee. NEE.
S9o2 Rodmsn st. NV. SAMUEL
KAY beloved father OF Mrs. Flor
shee kiezales' Mrs. Marcia Kay and
uh 5v ray re also Is survived
steet-grandchild. Funeral services
the Bernard Danzansky q sons
Funeral Home, 1901 18th 81. NV.
parking facilities adjacentJ, on
f,ioay, FEBRUARY l5, et II am,
Iorah Cemetery. Memorial week
o2OU 3lst ST.. NV. In lieu OF flow
eIs the family suggests that con-
inutions may be made TO your
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LEE, SARAH IILLIRl. In memory OF
our loving mother and grandmother,
SARAH uILLIEl LEE who departed
this life eleven years ago, Febru-
ary "a. 1852.
Many q lonely heartache,
Often a silent tear;
But always a beautiful memory
OF the one we love 20 dear,
LOVING pAuqHIER, soN-IN.LAW
AND GRANDSON, CLARA, CLAIR
ENcE AND CLARENCE DOWNS.
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Stsa Fs5rusf1 MShH m fEx5oS os n poeOS Sn sSnsoy ao
pital, MARY PEYToN sTiNE Of
3O33 18th st, NV, the beloved
sister OF Mrs. Pauline Peyton Forney
Of Washington. ID. c., and Mrs.
Elizabeth .Peyton Smith OF Woodland
iHiIlsi CALI. Friends may call at
Mass. ave. me-, until S:45 am, Fri
day, February I5. Requiem mass
will be Offered at st. Joseph's Cath
olic Church, I'd and c sts. ne,
st Q am. Interment Confessional
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PINKNEY, JOSEPH NJ. on wednss.

day, February i3. 1858, JOSEPH
NJ. PfNKNEY, beloved husband oi
the late clare Pinsnney father o.
belle Hodge, Franelne Make. Emory
Joseph Roland. Morris. oscar, or.
VILE ana Alvin Pinkney Also sur.
ylying are forty grandchildren. min,
great-RTAndchildren one sister, lisa,
belle Bowie. one brother, Arthur
ifisnds After pm. Friday Fsb.
ruafy rs, friends may call At thl
Kslson Funeral Home, Aduaseo
Nd, where prayers viii be SAID
AZ pm Funeral services at IN,
Brooks NJ Z Church, Nottinsham
No. on ss,arssy . eemsI eeTaafy ,,n5, az, e, q
Officiating. intermsnt church Gem
etefy. 10
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EssTsSry 'YsN I5, 1858. Ge John HNEsfFns:d1y q yHS.
Blush. Mary Myers, Frances MIlisr
ana Earl jenkins. He also Is sur
tveo oy eight Grandchildren and
fourteen great-grandchildren. Fu-
neral from the Simmons Bros, Fu-
nome. 1901 Good Hope I'd /.
FEBRUARY 10. at g:3O am; thence
~. Philips Catholic Church,
camp Springs. Nd, where mass
VIII oe offered at 10 am. for the
tnsnp,ose nn, oi MS soul Interment Cedar
in cemetery. Visiting hours until
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memory Of my wife, LUCILLE y.
BUTLER, who departed this life
one year ago today. February ID.
HUSBAND. JAMES A. BUTLER.
BUTLER, LUCILLE P. A tribute Of
love 10 the memory Of my dear
friend, LUCILLE P. BUTLER. who
passed away so suddenly one year
ago today, February II, 1862.
Beautiful memory is all ] have left
OF a devoted friend ! will never
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TAYLOR, PERCY L.. a tribute Of love
PERCY L. TAYLOR, who Isft me ne
twenty-five years ago today. Reb-
ruary 10. 1898.
The blow was hard. the shock severe,
TO depart from one I loved so dear,
Remembered always.
LOVING MOTHER, JULIA j. TAY-
LOR
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KEFALAs, BARBARA. In loving men-
ory Of our beloved mother. BAR
BARA kEFALAS. who passed away
five years ago today. February ~,
1883
a Valentine TO Our Mother
Today we turn back the pages
In the book Of memories,
ana the face OF our wonderful
mother
Again In our thoughts we see.
No fortune or fame can ever compare
To mothers love or q mothers
prayer,
And Of all Gods gifts there isn't
another
So precious and wonderful as you,
dear Mother
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HUFFMAN. FuLToN; on wednesday
Memorial Hospital FULTON HfIFF' HrIls'
MAN Of 400 Morse 81. ne, be-
loved husband OF Eartha Huffman
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
sments hy the Hoffman Funera
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SMITH, MARY 2. on Tlesday, p,

y rpary II, 1893; at Suburban Hos;
wife Of the late Thomas T, Smith.
mother Of Mrs. Mae Weeks. Lawrence
=. Smith and Mrs; Walter y Reed.
also Is survived By % grandchildren.
Friends may call at the De Vol Fu-
neral Home. 1929 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Requiem mass will be offered
at Holy Trinity Church, 36th and o
sts. NV, on Saturday. February
Olivet Cemeterv fE
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wEsT. EDWARD n. on TussdAy

WEST. EDWARD n. on Tuesday
February ~. 1888. At his tesldenos
hO2 ith st., Laurel, Nd, EDWARD
n WEST beloved husband OF HaT.
rlet Manning West, father OF Mrs
Dofothea W Fitxhugh Of Cray
VILE, N Y, Also survived BY three
gInndehildien and four gIeat.gfand.
Laurel Funeral Home, $50 Washing
ton blvd, Laurel, Nd where Serylees
viii b. held on Saturday, February
~. a. am. tnterment private
day and Friday. In lieu ol flowers.
contributions may be made 10 the
Heart Fund IN his name tNeVpoft,
r, l., Daily News please COPY rs
WILLS, GARY HARDING. on Sunday,
February ~, lpBJ. GARY HARDING
Wills OF Bristol Anne Afun-
del County Nd, Funeral service Will
b. held on Saturday, February ! q.
At ! pm A. the Church OF God,
Durry Nd. Anne Arundel County
IS
wRAY, col. ROBERT A.. Jr.. UsAF.
Oi blBg Oakefest drive, Oxon Hill
Mo- NO. OF t,s1fs ts,s91raAp5y w,,, iog3 .s 5us; :;
Mrs Donna MAuficio. Robert A,
wray III and Debra Jean Wfay,
son q Mr, Chester wfay, one
msin sinadaSfh'sE, sli9 ufsiss, ass,,,,dsn ns,
from Thupsday. % Sesiuafy Il, q" Z
pm until Friday February as,
Myer Chapel al 10 an. interment
Arlington National cemt!sfy, with
full military honors. 10
Evening star., 1963-02-14
sTUTZMAN, BESSIE MAY. on Tue

day. February ~. 1868, at the
Fairfax Hospital, BESSIE MAY
sTUTzMAN Of 362 North Prosperity
s. stutsman. mother Of Mrs. Jean
Z. Diamond. Mrs. Olive M. Riffey,
sister q Mrs. Lille SINNERS. Mrs
Mrs. Grace Turner. Mrs. Eliaabeth
Burkett, Charles and Jacob Fulk
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday, February 10, at II am,
az the Eyerly Funeral Home. 2I4
West Main st.. Fairfax. Va. In
Friends may call Al the above funeral
home from 0 TO o pm. on Thursday
Evening star., 1963-02-14
PAYNE, AhIHUR n, On Tuesday

Esefssfy IT, 1858, GRTHUR n
Ussr tss. 81 81 HSssTt ESSsT Psyns 1 Pawn 4, s. Gs
IA survived By a host OF other rela-
tlyes and friends Services at the
Universal Funeral Home, sIB II
~, ne, on Saturday, February 10,
At 10 am. fnterment Lincoln Me.
mortal CemeteTy.
Evening star., 1963-02-14
kIDBY. JEAN 2, on Wednesday.

February IS. I6e3, At SibIey Ne.
mortal Hospitel, JEAN B. KiDBY
Of al lst place ne the beloved
wife Of Michael u kidby, mother
OF Mrs. Jeanne Mcqueen OF West
port, n ~ and sister Of Mrs.
Stephen and Alfred Kostaek. al oi
also survives. Friends may call at
lhe Lee Funeral Home. 4th. 81. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Friday, February 10,
at pm. fnterment Arlington Ma
tionAl Cemetery.
LEE, CHARLES W. on Monday. Peb-
ruATy 1 l., 1893, at the District Oen-
erAl Hospital. CHARLES W. LEE,
father OF Mary Z. Williams, Rachel
ioris ii Z Layton. Saa Charles is' K. Car Car
\, and Clarence " Lee. Also 6ur
ylving are tNenty.seven grandehll.
dren and host Of other relatives
and friends. Mr. Lee may be seer
al the Chlnn Funeral Home. 2BOi
Bhirllngton rd, Arlington, Va, from
y 10 10 pm. Thursday, February
IL, Funeral services on Friday
MoaSs MSrSsso DIV. re- BsS,i,t ehaffeh. @f ~ i5S; SS'
South ifth ST. Arlington. Va, IN,
Rev AARON Maekley. oiilelatinE In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. IL