Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

BAILEY, ROsIAL. On Friday, November
q, 1855, Ia Philadelphia, Pa, R0STAT.
BAILEY. beloved brother Of Mrs. Sadie
n. Moore Of Germantown Nd Also
surviving are nieces, nepheWS and a
host Of other relatives and friends
After pm. Monday, November Is,
friends may call al the Sn0EdeH Fu-
neral Home 1zs North Washington
ST. Rockville Nd. Mass viii be said
November u, az 2 an at 81. Martins
Catholic Church, GaitherSburE, Nd
Father Myers officiating Intermenf
Rocky Hill Cemetery. Rosary will b.
said Monday November IS, at pm.
BARNES, LILLIAN. On Monday. No
yember, Is 1873, az District General
Of 10 ion 81 Sc sister Of Mrs.
Inez Campbell, Mrs. Addie Robinson
and Nathaniel Jackson Also surviv-
ing are many other relatives and
friends, Remains resting at the John
i. Rhines Co. Funeral Home 3ol5
BARNES, ROBERT A. On Thursday,
November n, 1858, ROBERT A.
BARNES of All Brooks 81. ne,
BARNES Of All Brooks st. ne. He is
survived BY SON Leroy A. Barnes;
and Mrs. ]. MURRAY one brother,
Council Barnes; four grandchildren,
four great grandchildren, many
nieces. nePhewss other relatives and
d dE1sndi Sova rT3@ % t9eDS Sm are Mon IN
yited to call at Henry S. Washington
& Sons Funeral Home, 4s25 Deane
ave. me- where funeral services
will be held Tuesday, November Is
a pm lnterment WOOdlawH
Cemetery. IS
BEERS. DAVID NELSON. Suddenly,
Saturday, November q, 1858, at
WASHINGTON Sanitarium and Hospital.
Buckingham dr., Silver Spring, Nd,
husband Of Rachel d, NJ. Beers;
father Of Rachel S. ", Michael d. E.
and Christian r. N. Beers; brother
Of Mrs. Kari 7. SchIotterbeck, Rich
ard w.. Willard e. and John II.
on Tuesday, November %, at u am.
at the Warner e. Humphrey Funeral
Home, el3l Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. parking iacilities). In
terment private. IS
BELMONT, ANGUS o. On Friday,
November n, 1858, at 3305 18th 81.
NV, Mr. ANGUS o.. BELMONT,
beloved brother Of Mrs: A. c. Francis
and uncle Of Miss Muriel Francis,
both Of Montreal, Quebec. Canada. He
also is survived BY other nieces and
nephews in Montreal, Canada.
Friends are invited to call at
Hysongs' Funeral Home, 1900 N st.
W Ned Saeye S SeTSGss wy Os nslq on
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. rs
BETMAN, MINNIE. On Saturday, No
vember q, 1853, MINNIE BETMAN
Of the Hebrew Home for the AGED,
beloved vile Of LYMAN Bstman, de;
SINGER sr' and Mayer aver Betm tina b oth 81
Silver Spring, Nd. Also survived BY
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Blendman
Of Washington, ID. c.; two brothers
q Arlington, Va; Joseph Blendman,
Mrs, Mollie Muchniek, Mrs. Gertrude
Goldman, Mrs. Sarah Barezofshy
and Mrs. Frances Fainberg, all Of
Silver Spring, Md; Mrs. Betty Weis-
m mS9 Of s M;Ssni1 % a C. MRS
and eight grandchildren. Services at
the c. d. Goldberg & Son Funeral
Home A2lI 9Th st. n.y., on Tues
day., November, 70, at U noon. Inter-
ment Adas Israel Cemetery, In
Silver Spring. Nd.
BORGESON, MELVIN BENJAMIN.
On Friday, November n; 1883, at
JAM1N BORGESON Of 100 Preston
I'd, Alexandria, Va, husband Of
Dorothy Marian Borgeson, father of
Phyllis Beth BorgesOn Of Greenville,
s; C., and brother Of Mrs. George
Chamberlin Of Auburn, Mass; Mrs.
John Anderson and Frank BorgesOn,
both Of Worcester, Mass. Friends
may call at the Everly.Wheatiey
Funeral Home, 1900 West BraddOck
I'd, Alexandria, Va, to S pm.
and to 10 pm. Funeral services
on Tuesday, November rs, at z pm,
at Fort Myer Chapel. Interment Ar
lington. National Cemetery, with mil
itary honors. rs
BOSWELL, DENNIS NJ. Suddenly, on
Saturday, November %, 1858, DEN
MS M. BOSWELL OF 2l03 Cheverly
s ave. Tuxedo. Md beloved son Of
EFe eebiS aHd brother T&i c; q Mrs Lorraine
EeRoy NJ Boswell S ia ~ FT 2@shs m naS
call after pm. Monday, November
rs, at Gasch's Funeral Home, 49,
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md,
where services will be held on
Wednesday, November n, at pm.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. rs
BOSWELL, DENNIS MICHAEL. The
- Prince Georges County
M%N Maryland Volunteer Fire
kk5feFlSM mems Association will hold
NSS3 services for DENNIS MI
VNV CHAEL B0SW VEIL at
NJ Gasch's Funeral Home,
dsv Nov.I hSs st y "a. Nd, on Mon
THOMAS v. MOORE, President.
FLOYD HEIMER, Secretary.