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6. Shirley Myers,
Former Member
OF School Bourd

LEESBURG. April 80 (Spe-
ciaD.-G. Shirley Myers. So
former member of the Loudoun
County School Board, a farmer
and landowner. died yesterday
at his home near Leesburg. He
suffered a stroke several
months ago.
He was born near Leesburg
and was the son Of the late E,
Frank Myers and Carrie Heff-
ner Myers.
Mr.. Myers formerly managed
Woodgrove and Ellwood farms
in Loudoun County and several
in the Herndon area. He was
a part owner Of the Dry Mill
subdivision on Wage drive in
Leesburg.
He served as member of the
Loudoun County School Board
from 1850 to 1855. He was q
member OF the Leesburg Rotary
Club and was treasurer for
many years. He also was Q
member Of the Leesburg Meth
odist Church.
He leaves his wife, Alma
Shumate Myers; three sons, G
Shirley Myers, jr., Of Macon
Ca. Lewis 8. Myers of Lees.
burg, and John D. Myers of tht
home address; a brother, Elijat
Myers Of Leesburg and a sister
Mrs. Ethel M. Thomas of Alex.
andria and two grandchildren
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Muse anc
Reed Chapel in Leesburg. Bur.
ial will be in Leesburg Unior
Cemetery.
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John D. Bubcock,
Once Lunghorne
Speedway Owner

John d. Babcock, 76, former
owner Of Langhorne Speedway
in Langhorne, Pa. died Satur-
day in Prince Georges Genera
Hospital after a long illness.
Mr.. Babcock was born in Bos-
ton, but moved to Washington
when he was S. He worked fol
the Railway Express Co. for q
years, leaving the organization
in 1929, when he joined hi:
family in real estate and de-
velopment in Mount Rainier
Md.
After World War II, Mr.. Bab-
cock and his wife owned anc
operated the Langhorne Speed
way until 1853 when he retired
During recent years. he haC
been a resident of st. Peters
burg, Fla.
Mr.. Babcock's Masonic men,
berships included the Grand
Commandery and the Knight:
Templar of Maryland. He wa,
a member of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church.
Mr.. Babcock leaves his wife
Mrs. E. Pauline Babcock, of the
home address. 1907 = no d
Island avenue, Mount Rainier
two sons, Stover L. Babcock
10000 Georgia avenue. Silvel
Spring and John w. Babcoc,;
6421 Colesville road, University
Park; and four grandchildren
Services were to be in the
chapel of Fort Lincoln Gene
tery at 2 pm. today. Entomb'
ment was to be in the mauso'
leum.
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Mrs. Coru AtweII,
Of Leesburq

LEESBURG, April 80 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Cora B. Atwell. 66,
wife Of Arthur B. Atwell, died
at the Loudoun County Hos
pital yesterday after an illness
Of two years.
She was a native of North
Carolina and had resided in
Leesburg for AZ years. She was
an active worker in the Re-
bekah Lodge in Leesburg.
Besides her husband, she
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Leatrice
Walker Of Leesburg, three
brothers, MARITIME, Arthur and
June Barker of High Point
N. c.: and three sisters, Mrs
Alice Stevens Of Sheridan
Wyo., Mrs. Betty Mathers OF
Silver Spring, Nd, and Mrs
Ethel Meyers Of 5708 Fourth
street NV.
Services will be held al 4 pm
today at the Muse and Reed
Chapel in Leesburg. Burial will
be in Leesburg Union Cemetery
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l949 to 1851. Since 1858, he
was MICS Man on the Aisle,
reviewing plays.
He was the author Of several
plays, including THE Next Best
Man." Dead Mans Holiday
and "Solomon's Glory
A native Of Evanston, Ill.
Mr.. Pearson had made hi:
home in White Plains, N. Y.
for many years. He was q mem
ber Of Kappa Sigma fraternity
and Phi Beta Kappa honorary
scholarship society.
Mr.. Pearson leaves his wife
three sons: Andrew, a cor
respondent and cameraman fol
NBC stationed in New Delhi;
Paul, Of Gaithersburg. Md, anc
Tom, of San Diego, Calf.
Tom, of San Diego. Calf, and
two sisters. Mrs. Lockwood
Fogg, jr.. Of Maylan, Pa, and
Mrs. Gordon Lange, Of Swarth-
more, Pa.
Funeral services will be al
noon Thursday at Purchase
meeting, Purchase, N. Y. The
family asks that memorial con-
tributions be made to the
American Friends Service Com
mittee in Philadelphia.
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Mrs. RoIph z. Tobriner, 50,
PHS Aide, Ex-Nuvy Officer

Born In Washington. Mrs
rohriner was an attorney for
the Navy's Bureau of Yards
anG Docks and the Federal Sc
,urity Agency before going
with the Public Health Service
Size served in the Navy dur
.ng World War II. and becaEle
one of the few women to hold
the rank Of commander in the
Navy Reserve. She was a men,
Der Of the American Legion
the Arizona and New Mexico
State Societies, Kappa Delta
and Phi Delta Delta.
She was graduate Of the
University of Wisconsin and
held an LIB. rom George
Washington University here
Her home was at 6626 Thirty
first place NV.
Besides her husband. Of the
home address, Mrs. Tobriner is
survived by two brothers,
Ralph s. Boyd Of S2l4 Chestnut
street NV. and Howard Boyc
of Greenwich, Conn.,, and Q
sister. Mrs. Esther Boyd Kyle OF
Annapolis, Md.
Requiem mass will be sale
at l0:l5 am. Wednesday at the
Roman Catholic Shrine of Tho
Most Blessed Sacrament, West.
ern avenue and Quesada stree
NV, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
The family has suggested
that memorials be made al
contributions to the American
Cancer Society.
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Harold Hoydon,
Retired Official
Of Power Firm

Harold G.. c. Hayden. 73
who rose from accounting clerk
to vice president and treasurer
in his 45-year career with the
Potomac Electric Power Co
died Saturday at the Washing
ton Hospital Center after a
heart attack. He had retired
in 1855.
Mr.. Hayden was born in
Blackwells, Va. He attended
Draughn's Business College
and P<ce School Of Accounting
in Washington before joining
Pepco in 1910.
He was past president OF the
Maryland District OF Columbia
Utilities Association, past pres
ident Of the District branch OF
the Controllers Institute OF
America; q member of the
board Of directors of the Holne
Building Association, 2033 Eye
street NV, and q member OF
the Washington Board ol
Trade.
He held membership in the
Washington Lions Club, AlmaS
Temple, A. A. o. N. M. S.. and
Acadia Lodge Is, F. A. A. M.
Mr.. Hayden was former
chairman Of the board of Wal
lace Memorial United PresbS
terian Church of Hyattsville.
He lived at 8 East Thorn
apple street in Chevy Chase
until 1855, when he moved tc
his home on the WicomicC
River near Burgess, Va. where
he enjoyed boating and fishing
in retirement.
He leaves his wife Bette
Tyson Hayden and a daughter
Mrs. Floyd w. Davenport. botf
of Burgess. and two grandchil'
dren.
Services were to be today al
2 pm. at the Jones-Ash Fu-
neral Home in RainSwood Va.
followed by burial at Roselanc
Cemetery, Rainswood, Va.
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Leon M. Pearson Dies,
Newsmon, Playwright

Leon M. Pearson. So, play
wright. critic and newsman who
was awarded the Legion Of
Honor by France in lo47 for
objective reporting. died yes
terday in his sleep at Roosevelt
Hospital In New York. Mr..
Pearson had suffered a heart
attack April lS.
President Kennedy said yes
terday:
ut Is with great regret that
I have learned OF the death Of
Leon Pearson Of NBC. ! re-
member first meeting Mr.. Pear
son when ! served as a reporter
following World War II. / al
says had the highest regard for
his ability and integrity"
A graduate of Swarthmore
College, Mr.. Pearson received his
masters degree from Harvard.
In 1928 he married the former
Anna Mary Brown and began
teaching at the University Of
Pennsylvania.
Started In 1884
Starting his newspaper career
In 1884, Mr.. Pearson joined his
brother, Drew Pearson, in THE
Washington Merry Co Round" ."
He also wrote a column on
Latin American affairs for the
old Washington Times-Herald.
Joining the International
News Service about 1914. Mr..
Pearson covered the San Fran
cisco Conference along with
John F. Kennedy.
He was head of the ms Paris
bureau until l947, the same
year he was awarded the
French Legion Of Honor. Mr..
Pearson was one OF the only
three newsmen to be admitted
to the Big Three meeting in
l945, accompanying then Secre-
tary Of State James F. Byrnes
to Moscow.
Wrote Several Phys
Joining the National Broad
casting Co. in 1947. Mr.. Pearson
acted as critic-at-large and
commentator on foreign affairs,
covering the United Nations
meetings at Lake Success from
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Mrs. Won Duchenhuusen 81
Active as PRESBYTERIAN

Mrs. Augusta Won Dachen-
hausen, 81. long active in work
of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church here. died at her home
Sunday after a long illness.
Mrs. Won Dachenhausen, a
native Of Georgetown. was ed
ucated at the Georgetown Col
legiate Institute, a former pri-
vate school at Thirty-first and
N streets NV.
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Edward S. Corwin

PRINCETON, N. j., April 80
,tAP) Edward 8. Corwin, IS,
Mccormick professor Of juris-
prudence at Princeton Univer-
sity for 20 years before his re-
tirement in l946, died yester-
day after a long illness. Prof,
Corwin. a leading authority on
United States constitutional
law and theory, was born in
Plymouth. Mich.
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She leaves a son. George A.,
of 1921 Madison street NV,
the home address, and a sis
ter, Mrs. r. Bruce Emerson,
of 1901 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Cedar
Hills Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ralph z. Tobriner. as.
sistant chief of the United
States Public Health Services
enforcement branch Of the d.
vision Of water supply and pol
luton control enforcement,
died vest. rday OF cancer al
Georgetown University Hospi-
tai. She was SO.
The former Helen Boyd. she
and Mr.. Tobriner were married
in 1856. He is a brother OF
Walter N. Tobriner, president
Of the District Commissioners
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In Mrmnriant


BURKE, WILLIAM u. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory OF
my beloved husband WILLIAM q.
BURKE, who entered the eternal
1855. WV
Precious memories, how they uns.r
DEVOTED WIPE, IDA 8. BURKE.
GRAY. DOLLY. In memory of oui
sister and aunt. DOLLY GRAY, whc
passed away Twenty-Five years aEO
YOUR SISTER. LINDA WOODEN,
NIECE AND NEPHEW, HELENh
AND MORRIS,
HANLEY. JAMES A. In loving memors
81 my dear husband, JAMES A.
HANLEY, who departed this life 4
years ago today. April 30, 1889.
Many a lonely heartaehe,
Often q silent tear,
But always o beautiful memory
Yo1SRR' LoVTSo 5VTfs 50 wTFE.. fiaE. MARIE.
HARTMAN, ANNIE G. In loving mem
ory o. ANNIE c. HARTMAN. who
Passe9 ksSay years ago today. April
HER sSsTEAS TREAyoEHTER ETIv MILDRED, AND
HOFFMAN,, .0EORoE G. In loving
gasbssrS memory grdy q NJ dear husband and
who passed away I year sgo todav
April 30, 1882
God gave me the strength to bear Il
ana courate TO meet the blow,
bul what y meant TO lose you
LoviSoT T0Vif WIZ fill E6NE p6yss E3GT %Nb mr..
SpJ5so,c SopJ5Ss3o ,cIILDRES' Lrs6RR kS6 Rh
HOHMANN. GEORGE &. In lovjns
memory o. my dear son, GEORGE a.
hoHMAnN' no NAM whY passed away I year
He bade no last farewell,
He said good-by TO none;
1ae heavenly gates lust opened wide
AND loving LoSIso SSlfs '1iS EorSpPPP, rePP,''
MILLER. RUDOLPH u. In ioyinS
X MiLLIR. Who h'JaS pass.d dHVpoIPh sySI
years aso today. April 30. 1855.
Loved and Ismemhsred always.
l-- WIPE, MARIE MILLER.
ROBINSON. CLARA u. In loving
ROBINSON ROB who died year ago
DFSoTEP NSSTiasoEE HUSBAND. HARRY a
STOKES. LENA o.. In sad but loyin;
mother, LENA K STOKES Who if, i.f,
| TIsse6 years ago today April 50
HER DEVOTED SON AND pAUnHH.
jsSt 7 AHfRcApos STOKES AND
TURNER, JAMES l.. In loving memory
q,,Smps q esr s"n snd brother. JAMES l.
year ago, April 80 lDde
You bid no one a last farewell,
You said goOd-by TO none.
The gates OF Heaven opened wide
And welcome voice said, Come
ood knew that you we're weary,
The hills were hard 10 climb
He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine
LoyIno rAIHER HARRY TuR.
AND RAY
WASHINGTON. JULIAN u. our trih.
ute Of love and devotion 10 our hu,.
band and father, JULIAN n WASH
fNOTON, who passed away ia Yea
$50 today Aprll 30 1883
80 much 10 remember,
Too hard to torEet.
Even though you have left Us,
! We think OF you yet
YOUR pLxoTED WIPE. GLADYS
pAU3nnb5IrhhhR A3n5IhR nsgJyANiTA. AND
WARRINGTON. JULIAN. sr. In loyns
RW.appw RW.apspawiNo2qoNw o2qo my father JullAS
away 10 years aao Apfii io 'in5I
You lett a beautiful memory
sorrow TOO great 10 be told
| But 10 us who loved and Lost YOU
Your memory will never ErnV old
! YOUR DEVOTED soN JULIAN
! MASHiN0TON Jr AND DAUGH.
TER.iN.LAW EVELYN
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thanks

vsr often Q cord Of thenks
in The Sior meets o need
which con hoFdly be solved in
ony other woY. Not only is
u a oroeiovs expression OF
orotiivds 10 those who hove
sent norol tributes but also
eovnsovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnsssss Of
the mony 70 whom a psrsonol
note Of ihonks eonnoi we'll be
mailed or whose nomes and
cddFesses ore not known.
insertion Of O cord Of Thanks
moy be oronvsd BY telephone
10 The Star. u. $4,000.
The Evening and SVndoy Star
Evening star., 1963-04-30

vou DACHRNHAUsEN. AUGUSTA. on
sunday, April IS. 1868, at her resi-
HAUsEN Of iiS9 Madison 81. NV,
beloved wife Of the iate George a.
Won pachenhausen mother o. ueorse
bruce Emerson. sr Friends may call
al the s II. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
sio 99ei i4th st So Si~ iDsrtins sIsf1 tsSei
home on Wedesday' May ]. al 10
am. Intsrmsnt Cedar Hin Cemetery
WASHINGTON. CLARENCE. on sat
urday, April 90. 1858. CLARENCE
beloved husband OF Clara Washing.
ton. father Of Lewis. Clarence and
Jackson. Virginia Jackson. Theresa
Galloway and Lewis WASHINGTON.
Four GRANDCHILDREN. niece. Ida
Brent nephew, Edward Washington;
Sscsr suFSse FsIs.l'e stsF sPd P% rdssds sRSs
April 80, friends are invited to call
Al the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1870
nth st. n.wr where services will be
%eSt ns.S q Lincoln s MsmOrisi en- & eemetefy' @ nssr
WHITE, HAZEL V. On Friday, April
20, 1868. HAZEL v WHITE Of 1907
Erie st. Sc, beloved vie Of Charles
slaughter of Mrs. Daisy T. Quinn.
she also is survived by brothers,
Walter and James Frye: other rela-
uves and friends, After q pm. Tues
day, April 30, friends may can e
held Wednesday. May !, At pm,
At the Zion Baptist Church, 4S50
hlagden ave. NV. the Rev. Carlton
W veGley Officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Services
WHITE. JOHN T.. sr. on Monday.
AAOsn,,si ASsll ~ Jogs issS A. MsrTs SSs Mount Alsg
oi Bsrnice I. white father of riSS Many
z; Lesser Frederick l., John T.. IT,;
Charles o., Lawrence A. and Robert
D, White. Funeral from the Sim
ooOd oSSs Hops RrS' I'd Funeral 0I5SSs HS%s ,it ySl
tieO. on Thursday. May 2. at f:i5
pm Services at Christ Episcopal
Church, Clinton, Nd. at . pm,
inteTmsnt Int Snsnt church cemetery. Visit;
flowers friends may make donations
70 the Christ Episcopal Church
Building Fund, Clinton, Nd.
wILDNG. WILLIAM GEORGE. On
home, i0.sQI oEsensereI Dr. sii.
WELbINo Hfos Nus SasbSnd bM,dLi1N y qp51RabE pSSetbg
Marraret zalma Leroy and Charles
z. WlldinE and brother OF Miss Mary
isrs and Anthony W wliGinsA TSsrs here
also are eight grandchildren. Mr..
Wilding rests at the Warner Z,
Humphrey Funeral Home. s43l
0eorgia ave. Silver SprinE, Nd.
pm. Monday and Tuesday. between
the hours OF and pm. (parkinT
faeilitiesl. Mass will be offered for
the repose OF his soul wednesday.
Catholic e chupes ~ m Is6o ~ ~ csmiIIS: ScsmiiIIlIS:
Or Silver Spring. Nd fnterment Ar
hnston National Cemetery 30
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORI,L PARk, Fsu,
Church 3 lots. I sites each Reason.
able FL ssh62A
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

CTeIn1IOTlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth g. and Mass Ave II $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 uktIRuiA AVE NV RA a.S4ii
2 Blka North Of walter Reed Hospital
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SULLIVAN, JOSEPH W. Tn. m.mh.,,

SULLIVAN, JOSEPH W. The member,
q &. 81 !: :!;;:2!: A; a! 'i'': y Z!
April 80. Services at 81 JEROME !
Church 5?O5 43d ave, HyattsviIie,
MILAN A. aR, VENDEossIdtsly NMDsEso9ssdsy' NAY NAY /
ToBRISER. CoMDR. HELEN BOYD
UsNh. on MONDAY April 20, 1868
oa6R a2Sff'iiHfR aGER VSBSysEsi'F SSSD FoERiVSfiR EERiVi
UeNR,. Of 6d20 3lst place NV
Believed s;at.r :, w. .,Ss q sSlph z TOeEinsr
nI.sn.,tS nlns.Sn; q e; SoIn and HoTITd B0yd q
soyd kyis Of ah SnnsDois oRs Md. ' rEishs' Es.ns'
may call at oawler's Chapel, Wis.
ailer ~ noon Tuesday. Aprii n
parsiiIns aiI.s,.p On premises, Mas. VII
Most BLESSED sssramsnt. ns ssrlns S.s,.5, 2, ~,
sys Z, Quesada 81 NV. on Wednes.
nsnt Arlipsten Hstiionsl u" c.msisrjy ,n,sj
h m.d, ,lsg o. flewsri do9s tons maj
Society. "'''
'vyyg"' aanhn On Monday, April
Graham rds Fails Church va "a.
voted sIster-ln.iaw Of Mrs Mabs
2 Todd and. Mrs Mary Todd o,
Columbus, g. msn. ,ooh,io4. Also .lrvlyin,
ON ON %nny TbSyr,dsslssn slsnos nsy Funeral At
Mcclure Funeral Home isso soo ~ ~
ST. NV 1nterment Columbus, Ohio
vALk' noBERIA e. On SUNDAY. Apr
Ssio sss u. '1f 'H5stt,vIil,. ndih Md.hi BE- q
loved wife o. the late snowden vsil
and mother Of Roberta Hsrdwick
Gavin Myers and HenTy Walk 81,
also u survived BY eight graudehii.
Rslstiyss snd a frirnds SranSee,IIlren mnS enII :,
oaseh's Funeral Home. g73p Balti,
pm, Monday, until 10 am
W;s,d,ns,seay, W;s,d,nn May !: thence 70 u.
ssfyiees vii BE- held AZ II am am
Relatives and friends invited 30
vEHEkA. AssySTA SUSIE, On
susfR suisafR''ji jis6siiEo ii o'SPif SEFEkA ' &, S. g..
snd Sio jsn ss. V,r,Rs snH and ksib.ifss ksibsnfsI
MagEio. Funeral from the simmons
HOPE I'd. Sc tparsins Ia fsellltiSs,, 9ou
on Thursday May ., al O.30 am,
thence 70 the Church OF the Assump.
ton where mass will be- offered n
I'm, for the reposs OF her soul
Visiting hours until y pm,
yERMILLIos. JOSEPH w. on Mon.
soy.o,,g ssy ,hgril 3Ssst bbaaoy a ks MOIat inS AlS
Va, son OF the late Charles Emory
| and Fannie Crawford vermilllon
Friends may call AZ the Ives FV.
neral Home esl7 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va after = pm, Tuesday,
April 80 where funeral services
Will b. held on THURSDAY. May ..
AZ 1918 am fntermsnt Afiine.
ton National Cemetery
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soLLERs. ELEANOR ELIzARETE

ENGLAND; ING On Sunday, April Is.
LAND Lsseo4EGs soEEGRs HLIiFASETs Il Ma.sibssSn Esa
CT formerly Of Calvert County,
No. beloved wife Of the late james
Sollers and devoted mother OF
Mrs. Eleanor Ring Of Washineton,
r. C. snd Rogers Sellers OF
the Harkness Funeral Home. Mutuai
rort Republic. Nd, after $40 D M
Tuesday, April 30. where the rosary
vii be held at 7:3O pm TUESDAY
cb Mnm Al our Lady star Of the sea
day, May at 1890 an. Inter.
ment Middleham Chapel Cemetery
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day, Aprll 80, 1858, HILLiARD A
sHAMSElL + VA S.Id1.o q bv!E.Ds SSis Psrt place
<. shsmWsli. iather SaHS Of 3 pOrOtsS OG5S'hy !,
bradley OF San Francisco, Calf I,
and Judith Z. shamwell. son oi
Mrs, Caroline NJ ShamwelI and
brother OF Robert NJ. Shamwell OF
aitimore. No Horace shamwell
Jackson and Carrie 8. Johnson
Other relatives and many friends
also survive. Notice OF funerai
iater' ARRANGEMENTS by Mcguire,
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HARPER, MILDRED v. Z. On Mon
fss Hospital aPri MiibRED iass 4 fFlRfiHR hARSfR
Of 5OlOO North gath st., Arlington,
Va. beloved wife OF H. Grafton
Harper. mother Of Mrs. Fredrick L
Noe, grandmother OF Patrick T.
and Michial Wayne Noe, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Elliott: sister
OF Mrs. Florence Motovich and Law
renee r. Elliott Friends may call
At the Ives Funeral Home. 9S47
Wilson. blvd. Arlington. Va. where
Thursday. May 9, at 9 pm. In
terment National Memorial Park. 1
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MCCONNELL. MILDRED n. suddenly

on saturday. April 81. 1868,
MILDRED R MCCONNELL of bJ2t
Taussig rd., Bladensburg, Md. be.
loved daughter OF Mrs. George !.
Mcconnell. She also y survived by
seven sisters and one brother. Rela-
tiyes and fiiends may call at oasch'l
Funeral Home 453a Baltimore ave. 4.
Hyattsville, Nd. after pm Mon
day, until $40 am. Wednesday
May d thence to the st. Ambrose
Catholic Church. Cheyerly. Nd
where the holy sacrifice OF the mass
will be offered for the repose OF her
soul Al y am. lnteTment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery. 80
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HAwKINs. JANEs ", On satgraay

kkHRHs kkHRHSs % Il iscs sSss RSdh sAnEs 3. w T.l HAw sS,
!, beloved husband OF Eunice B.
and brother Of Joseph Hawkins.
Also surviving are two Erandehil-
dren, one great-grandehild, other
relatives live. snd many friends; Prom
80, friends may cali at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
After 4 pm. friends are invited TO
call at the residence Of his brother
1885 Providence st. ne. Ivy City.
D C. Funeral at Mount Vernon
Methodist Church, 1910 West vir-
dav. May l.. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park. 30
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e $P' s5EfIyS 5AHt 4: tSSsf S.,5s Ds E osEFi iSai
M,ebssIAn q susan ? Sullivan, iaIhsI o.
Margaret L. Hoffman, MaTy IL
Haskey and brother OF Ms MAJ
blanehaId Also survived by az
andchildren. Funeral from the
huntemann Funeral Home. MAO
SeorgiA ave. NV. on Wednesdav
May 4 81 g.3O am. Requiem mass
620S 43d ave, Hyattsyiiis. Md ~
Am. Interment Fort Iineoln
cemetery, The family reolIests 4
spiritual houauets In lieu Of flowers.
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April 2s. 1863 at Arlinsson Sunsoy Hos
gitsl, EDWIN JOSEPH sTEoER 3
v:S North Let.non .t., Arlington
Steger.. flther Of Mrs Frances Iaton
MIS- theresa Mckenzie, Mrs, Mildred
whited. Mrs. Otsee Hayes. EdviI
N. and Alton r. steger; son q
Barney steger brother OF Mrs, Ami
smith. Mrs. Helen Shaffer. Mrs
He also Is survived by ls arandchii
dren and two great-grandch hiidren
EIlenos msy call at the Ives Funera
home. 2St7 Wilson blvd, Arlington
". after . pm Monday, April -
wneLe Iuneral services viii Be helt
wednesday, May I. at N am. IN
terment Columbia Gardens Gene
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20. 1863. ETHEL JACKSON ON Of Nsdi s6s
Taylor st, NV. She leaves to mourn
their loss six sisters, three brothers.
other relatives and many friends.
After : pm. Monday, April 20.
friends are invited to call at the
where funeral services will be held
Tuesday, April 30. at pm, Inter-
ment Winchester. Va, on Wednesday
May 1. 80
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SCOTT, WILLIAM Q. On Thursday
General Hospital WILLIAM q
SCOTT OF 1855 "a St. s.W., devoted
husband Of Mrs. Nancy p. Scott
ne also leaves 10 mourn his passing
one brother, one sister two step.
aauehters. other relatives and MANY
T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 3Oik
~ IN u. ne. where friends mas
eau after pm Tuesday. April 30
ana where funeral services will bt
held on "wednesday May /. at
Pm the Rev George L. Smith Of.
mortal Park 40
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fSkkESS e. of l'SS f4ss GsElsTss dalamSi. .,
ESsS.uS gS'o2'pihson q ths ,, p Elh GsiPI:G SsPssf
and brother Of Mrs Edith Tsehisisly,
Mrs John D. Smith and Mrs
n, lee Van Horn. Nj. Parker rest,
~ oaseh's Punefal HON, i,lg
Noiies 81 funeral later.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

April 81. isss' al her Fesidencs'
l6sS Illinois ave NV. kLBERTA c,
JONES, beloved mother OF Mrs.
Susan Kuhns. grandmother OF Mrs
Susan Kuhns Smith. great-Rrand-
s%.iS %0thsr % q Michael aps *, ESimSssr!y
OF the late Capt. Samuel and
Amanda Mullen Walter, and q sister
OF the late Katie o. Crump and Alice
M Storm. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81. and Mas
sachusetts ave ne. where services
will be held on Wedneday, May !,
1893, at ESQ pm. Interment Con-
gressional CemeteTy. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
Tosty Cereal Breed
Features Bononos

Receiving honorable mem
ton in q recipe contest re-
Gently conducted by q leading
cereal company was this rec
ipe for fruit and cereal bread.
Serve thin slices either but
tered or plain, as an accom-
paniment to afternoon coffee.
The bread slices most easily
when 1t is thoroughly cooled.
Fruit and Cereal Bread
2 cups sifted flour
! teaspoon baking powder
! teaspoon baking soda
" teaspoon salt
" cup soft shortening
/ cup sugar
2 eggs
u cup buttermilk or sour
milk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
Women List
Frozen Food
Advantages

In a survey. homemakers
who own modern freezing
space-such as is found in
either the 1868 refrigerator
freezers or separate freezers
listed the following adj
vantages Of modern frozen
foods:
Food preservation by
freezing requires only half as
much time as canning.
Time and energy are saved
by fewer shopping trips.
Foods can be cooked and
frozen when time Ia avail
able.
with both fresh and
cooked frozen foods on hand,
meals can be prepared quick.
ly and easily.
Money can be saved by
buying foods In quantities,
taking advantage Of sales
and low seasonal prices.