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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
THE FARMv1ILE (va) HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1863
.HamIett-NOrtOn
Wedding In
.BurkeUlUe, Sun.

The marriage Of Mss Frances
AleaSe Norton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Edward Norton.
OF Crewe, to Walter Watkins
Hamlet, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Taylor Hamlet, took place
June 9, at 3 pm. in the Burke
vile Baptist Church.
The Rev. William D. Gravatt,
pastor, officiated.
The bride was given in marri-
age by her father. Miss Emily
Christine Norton, of Petersburg,
was her sisters only attendant
Calvin Dillon Hamlet, brother of
the groom. was best man.
After a southern wedding trip,
the couple will make their home
in Farmville.
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Surprise Shower
For Mrs. Sean1ster

A surprise stork shower was
given for Mrs. Earl seamster,
of Jackson Heights. on Friday,
May 81. Mrs. Edward T. Watson
was hostess to the Is guests at
Mrs. Seamster's home.
A color scheme of green and
white was used and gifts were
presented to Mrs. Seamster in
decorated basSinet.
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Cuts Cake

Cuts Cake n
Mrs. Annie E. Winfrey was
surprised with a birthday party
given by the .sFSCS of Centcn-
airy Church on May 80, al the
home of MIR. and Mrs. l.. c.
Bransford. 1t was Mrs. Win
frey's seth birthday. She was
Hera d correspondent from
Well Water for many years.
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Legion And Auxiliary Meet In
Contention At South HUI

The American Legion and Lee
gion Auxiliary Of the 4th dis
trict held their convention at
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7l!lis51;IHA "a

garita." Mitch tEarl hoffman, Is struck
by a hit-and-run driver In a Mexican
border town and IS cared for In the
home Of an attractive cabaret dancer
barbara Luna.
q THE OUTLAWS.
Western Hour. Barton MacLane stars.
tRepeat)
q 0ZZIE AND HARRIET SHOW.
Comedy. Dave becomes upset when
June decides to redeeorate his law
office. June Blair Is featured.
q MISTER ED.
Comedy. Roger larry Keatlnsl asks
Wilbur tAlan Youngl to let him photo
graph Mister Ed, the talking horse. 50
he can enter the picture In a national
contest but Mister Ed objects
hursdoy Listinss Coat. on Next Psse
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Columbia Paragraph Company
and then worked as a clerk
for the Works Progress Ad-
ministration. In 1912 he went
to the Government Printing
Office, retiring in 1857.
He was q member of the old
Capitol Silent Club in 1922
which was later disbanded. In
1885 he regrouped this club as
the D. c. Club for the Deaf
Inc. Today the group numbers
more than 800 members.
He was a member of Kendall,
School Alumni Association, the
National Association of the
Deaf and Gallaudet College
Alumni Association.
He leaves his wife, Daisy
Evelyn, Of the home address
at 44l0 Oglethorpe street. Hy-
attsville, a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Minervini Of the District; five
brothers; a sister; five grand
children. and his stepparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicola A. Cecchini
Of Hillcrest Heights, Md.
Services will be at 10 am
Monday at st. Jerome's Catho.
ic Church at Hyattsville with
burial at Mount Olivet Gene.
terry.
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Antonio D'Onfrio, Athlete,
Formed Deaf Mute Group

Antonio D'Onfrio, a deaf
mute since childhood who once
fought as a flyweight under
the name of Silent Hawk, died
Thursday at Leland Memorial
Hospital in Riverdale, Md. fol-
lowing a heart attack. He was
so.
Born in Chieti, Italy. Mr..
D'Onfrio came to the United
States with his mother and
sister at the age of six. While
crossing by ship, he fell down
a companionway and the re-
sulting injuries caused him to
lose both hearing and voice.
Immediately after his arrival
in this country, he was en-
rolled here at Kendall School
for the Deaf while DR.. Gallaudet
was still president. Mr.. D'Onfrio
later went to Gallaudet College
Always interested in athletics
despite his handicaps, Mr.
D'Onfrio travelled throughout
the United States and Cuba as
a boxer and played Semi-pro-
fessional football for the STAN
tons, a District team for the
deaf, from 19l8-1922, and for
an Akron, Ohio, team.
From 1928 to 1898 Mr..
D'Onfrio was employed by the
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Col. Harold l. Persons,
Retired Marine, Dies

Col. Harold Livingston Par
sons. USMC retired, who was
active in gardening groups in
the Washington area, died Fri
day at Bethesda Naval Hospital
after a heart attack. He was
rs.
Born In Chicago, Col. Par
sons moved as a child with his
family to New York State. In
1909 he left Cornell University
at Ithaca. N. Y, to accept a
commission in the Marin e
Corps.
Prior. to World War I, when
he s'w action in Europe, he
was stationed with the Marines
in Nicaragua, the Dominican
Republic and other Latin Amer
lean countries.
After a tour Of duty in China
in the mid l920s, Col. Parsons
attended the Army war COL
lege and other military schools
before becoming commanding
officer Of the Navy Yard In
Brooklyn, N. Y.
He vas stationed at Mare
Island. Calf, when he suffered
a heart attack in 1947. He
was retired from the Marines
that year, and then moved tc
the Washington area.
Since retiring, his major &C
tivities had centered around
music and gardening. He built
a Hi-Fi set from scratch" In
his home at 1880 3eechwooc
circle, Arlington. and was active
in the Rose Society of Wash
ington, the Washington Daffo-
dill Society and the Neighbor-
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George Paul Conner, 70,
Ex-Economist at Justice

George Paul Conner, 70, a
former chief economist for the
Antitrust Division of the JUS
tice Department. died Of q
heart attack Friday at his
HyattSville home.
Although he was O lifelong
Republican, Mr.. Conner served
under both Democratic and
G. o. p. administrations for
% years until his retirement in
1855.
Before joining the Justice
Department, he spent Is years
as chief investigator for the
Tariff Commission, studying
products ranging from Swiss
cheese to sulphur to determine
proper tariffs.
A 1914 graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Missouri, Mr.. Conner
studied advanced economics at
Harvard and taught at Yale
before entering Government
service in 1918.
He was a former member of
the Cosmos Club.
Mr.. Conner leaves his wife,
Mrs. Hettie M. Conner, Of 49l6
Fortieth place, Hyattsville, the
home address; a daughter, Mrs.
Florence r. Graham Of New
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Elder Albert V. Olson, 70,
World Adventist Leader

Albert Victor Olson, rs, a vice
president Of the General Con-
ference of Seventh-day Advent
lists from 1916 to 1858, died
Friday following a heart attack
suffered while walking to his
home at 801 Jackson avenue,
Takoma Park, Md.
Elder Olson's parents h a d
been among the first to become
Seventh-day Adventists in Swe-
den before emigrating to be-
come farmers in western
Minnesota where the minister
was born in 1884.
He began his service for the
church in his home state in
1900 and was ordained into the
ministry at Minneapolis in 1909.
From 1912 to 1920 he held
administrative posts in tn e
e Canadian Union Conference.
Then began a long term of
service in Europe, lasting from
1920 to 1916. From 1920 TO 1928
he was president of the Latin
Union Conference in Europe.
In 1928 he was named presi-
dent of the Southern European
Division and served until 1916
when he was elected general
vice president to serve at the
world headquarters Of the
church here. He retired in 1858.
He leaves his wife, Martha
Maude, of the home address;
two daughters, Mrs. Grace Le-
coultre of Switzerland, a n d
Hazel, of the home address: a
son. Carl William, Of 6428 Fifth
avenue, Takoma Park, and
brothers and sisters living in
California and Minnesota.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Sligo Seventh
day Adventist Church in TAX
oma Park.
The family requests that ex-
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Ralph 1. Lowmon.
Headed Arundel
Commissioners

FERNDALE. Md. April g.
(AP) Funeral services will be
held Tuesday for Ralph L. Low
man, sr., former president OF
the Board of Anne Arundel
County Commissioners and for
mer member of the Maryland
House of Delegates.
Mr.. Lowman, who also was q
leader in the Democratic party
from l954-58, died at his home
here Thursday after a brief ILL
ness. He was so.
He served as a county COM
missioner for two terms, unit,
he was defeated in 1858 by
Commissioner Edward ]. Klima
Mr., Lowman had been in the
real estate business.
Survivors include his widow
Lucy, a son, Ralph L., IT., ano
a daughter, Mrs. Helen L. Hall
Funeral services will be held
in Brooklyn Park. Burial will
be in the Cedar Hill Cemetery
Glen Burnie.
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Three Journalists
To Be Honored

NEW YORK. April 8 (AP)
= Columbia University will
confer honorary degrees on
three leaders in journalism on
April IS. The degrees will be
presented at a convocation
marking the 50th anniversary
Of the graduate school of Jour-
nalism.
Degrees Of doctor of humane
letter will be awarded to Her.
bert Brucker, editor of the
Hartford Comm Courant;
Ralph McGill, columnist and
published of the Atlanta Con-
stitution. and James B. Res
ton, Washington correspondent
and columniSt for the New
York Times.
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hood Garden Club of Arlington
He maintained an interest in
Arlington civic affairs and for
merly was active in the Repub-
lican Party.
Col. Parsons leaves his wife
Frances H., of the home ad-
dress; a son, Duncan. B., Of
Woodbury.. Long Island, N. Y;
a sister. Mrs. William H
Macks, of Daytona Beach, Fla.
and three grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am
Tuesday in Fort Myer Chapel
Burial with military honors will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dratha

WHITE. ELIZABETH on THURSDAY,
April { 1903, ELIZABETH WHITE
OF 1868 Euclid st. NV, Apt. 40,
beloved wife OF Anthony T. White
and mother OF Jesse Lee stallswortn.
Also surviving are one sister, Mrs.
Carrie Thomas; other relatives and
many friends. After pm. Mon
day, April s, friends are invited TO
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
SEQ 9th ST. NV, Services on Tues
aay ,,,IAII,rTii o. at pm: at the
and r SITS, NV, the Rev z, c.
Smith officiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. s
WILES, MARY ALICE. OF 10 Della
ware dr., Forest Heights, Md, on
April O. 1853 wife OF william o..
Miles. mother Of Mrs. Rosemary
W Thwing, grandmother OF William
l. Thwing Prayers at ChamberS'
Funeral Home, 5l7 18th 81. Sc,
on TUESDAY, April q. at ais am.
Mass at 81. Thomas Move Church.
4235 4th st, Sc, at 10 am, Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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York. and one grandchild.
Services will be at IL am
tomorrow at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore avenue
Hyattsville. with burial ir
George Washington Cemetery.
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Coast Guard History
On DispIuy April IS

The l74-year history of the
United States Coast Guard will
be depicted in charts and mod
els in the rotunda Of the
Smithsonian Institution Arts
and Industries Building April
is through May Is.
Parts of the exhibition will
show the four major activities
of the Coast Guard: Law en-
forcement maritime safety
military preparedness and
oceanography.
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DFatha

D'ONFRIO, ANTHONY. on Thursday,
April 4. 1868, ANTHONY D'oNFRIo
Of 4410 Oglethorpe st.. Hyattsville,
Md, beloved husband Of Daisy Eve
Ign Donfrio lnee sharp, father Of
Nicola and Maria c cecehi iDf 6fother
q Leo r, Harry A. jerome A.,
Maurice G.. Daniel J. and Mrs.
oeneyieve Di Giovanni. Also sur
vived BY. five grandchildren. Friends
5000 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave. ne; Funeral on Monday, April
Jerome's. Catholic Church.. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. where mass will be Of
his soul. Relatives and frienGs in
yited. Interment Mount o.lyet
Cemetery.
D0ULL. DIR. JAMES A. On Saturday.
April 9, 1858, DIR, JAMES A. DOULL
Of 1902 North 18th ST., Arlington
va. medical director Of the Leonard
MacQuafrie Doull and father Of Mrs.
Richard M. Miller and DR.. James A.
Doun, ir. Services and interment in
Arlington National Cemetery, Airing.
ton, Va, on Wednesday, April 10, at
contribute TO the Leonard Wood Me-
mortal 10 Madison ave, New York.
DUNBAR. EDWARD. on wednesday,
April 3. 1858, EDWARD DUNBAR
Of 3025 Porter st. NV, husband
OF Ethel Dunbar. He also Is sur
Vived by four sisters, one brother
one aunt, two stepchildren. other
relatives and q host Of friends
After. 10 noon Sunday, April Z, friendI
are invited TO cali az the JARVIS
Chapel 1882 You Et. NV whers
funeral services will be held on
Monday, April s. at pm. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. :
DUNN. JOSEPH L. On Friday. April
s, 1858, At Arlington Hospital. JO-
sEPH L. DUNN Of g45 North Nc
husband Of Bertha W, Dunn. father
OF Eugene =. Dunn Of Falls Church
Va, and Geraldine Ivie OF Airing.
b fSn, Va Z, sS and brother Of Ray p
survived by three grandchildren
Friends may call at the Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike
Arlington, Va, where there win b.
recitation Of the rosary al (
pm. Sunday, April z. Requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am
Monday, April 8, ut st. AIMS
Church. Arlington. va, Intermfn nj
calvary Cemetery, Fairfax, va. .
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DrathH

DIcKEN, PHILLIP. on FRIDAY; April
Attn st. ne. husband o. Rose Dicken,
devoted father Of Morris and Willie
Dicken, both Of WASHINGTON. d. c.;
Mrs. Ethel Hofowitz, Louis and
Bernie Dicksn, Ell Of Silver SPRING,
Sr S es0 ara s% c' sfeatt Gs nd
Goidberg q sen Funeral Home,
3217 9th 81. NV, on sunday, April
2, az IL noon lnterment kina
sp s g. Nd Nd Family sassest S'f il
lieu OF flowers eontributions b.
made 70 the METROPOLITAN Hear
DI GUILIO, RALPH (JULIA). Or
Thursday, April 4, 1893, RALPH
DI GUILIo (JULIA) Of 1904 Eyarti
o1o 0f istser S of SnS 81 81 d aSin,
Mrs. Betty Gallerizzo, Mrs. Louise
Mele, Mrs. Florence Toffon. Mrs
Josephine Bulinsky, Mrs. Mary AnT
Radi and Miss Virginia Di 0uilio
Also survived by IA grandchildren
H Tsno' s RoS i Rhods f fsisnd aVs ners
Eastern ave. ne. Funeral on Mon
day, April s. 1903, at $3.50 am.
thence to ST Francis De Sales Cath
Ollie Church. where requiem mas
VIII be offered at am, for tn,
repose OF his soul Relatives ant
friends invited. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
DIXON, EMMA JANE. on wednesday
April 3. 1868, EMMA JANE dixon
Of 4317 Sth 81. NV, beloved wifi
Of Vincent Dixon, mother OF Mrs
Emma Christian, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Roy MeAfee. she also
thFss Dy IouE s lo9 h,r or rsIa
tiyes and friends. The late Mrs
Dixon may be viewed at the Stewar
Funeral Home. 30 H st. ne, ate
pm. Sunday. Funeral services OF
Monday, April 3. at the Ebenezei
Methodist Church. 4th and d SITS
Sc. at l:4b pm, the Rev. Richart
johnson officiating. lnterment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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AK iPi T ! fSs.' 2;;;IS; fs
Friends may cal 81 the I. y. Cos
tello Funeral Home, 1872 North
Capitol st.. on Sunday. April 2. after
pm. until $3.50 am. Wednesday,
April 10, Requiem mass ct 50,
Aloysius Church at 10 am. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. o
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FARKAs. SAM. on saturday. Aprll 8

1868, SAN FARKAs Of 54O7 Kanssl
Sf nT d.vS SsSvi ish ST's q ars o.
lam fngber Of Hyattsville, Nd; Nor
ris Farkas Of Israel and Dana FArkAs
Of the above address. Also survived
By two brothers. Avrum and Moisht
Farkas, both Of Israel and five
{. B. doiSbeTS a Son FUNERAL Home
4217 9th st. NV, on Sunday, April
z. at l0 An. Interment Mount
In mourning at 5407 Kansas ave
NV.
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ELLER, GEORGE o. on Friday. April
EoIRsSSsa O. Ellen EEIp' CP s4 aG'P Psri
I'd. Pals Church. Va, husband Of
the late cal2hrnia N. Eller, father
Grandfather Of Walter Leon Rhine
hart IT,; brother in-law OF Mrs
Ada Page HnTAletl. Friends may
st and Mass. ave. ne. until ID
SUNDAY , HDTil a. cD Services so6 a
North olcbe ro.. arlington. Va, on
Monday. April 2. ct 10 am. In.
teTmeat cedaf HILL Cemetery. Z
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FOUNTAIN. HILDA MAE. on Tues
w. H AREA RAhe sius n IHisySGsG usS
&. q y sss a.: RiasSn s.rn arc
oden. devoted mether Of irwin Leon
Stevenson. She leaves 70 mourn tive
A ;s..r; drs .T. ~, ,SI1 sr PSSs Nh K
Ms iES sa. sad sS. i Eosi.. s6as
Charles Green and Mr.. Elijah Pow:
gu: 9 nisess I2 nsphsws. 3
srisnds may cal a smiths punsfsi
Hen Hons; . siiS n lssh ..tsu 9.v,, a ss..I
on Monday, ApTii 81 at the above
nt 3. W VIM ~ i oiielstihs. 'hi ih hss
ARRANGEMENTS By Oscar Barnes.
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oTnns, ODELIA JoNRs on wedp

GIBBS, ODELIA JONES. on wednes-
day. April 3. 1898. ODELiA JONES
ter Of Edward z. Jones, grandmoth-
HOs. s nss' EdS msen oibSs s'q sh su ssc
IL survived by 10 sreat-erandehil.
dren, other relatives and . host Of
friends. After pm, Monday. Apfil
:, friends are invited % call Al the
Funeral srsI G ss1ges. v. J. KEY sd y Res s
Greek Baptist Church. Slh and up-
shuf ats. NV. on Tuesday, April n.
at l pm. intsrment Moses Gene
terry.
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April !. isss' At Phnsaslpbin s'q ps'.
KAREN H. KRAUsE OF 1900 Fair-
mont At. NV beloved daughter Of
and sister OF g. Dennis and chaTiens
Krause. Friendl may call al the 8.
n, Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2DO1
18th -. nv, alter ~ noon satur-
day, Apfil q tparkina facllltiesl,
Services from the above funeral
home on Monday, April 4, al 2 pm
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PAYNE, IRWIN. on Friday, AprlI v
irwin PAYNE Of SO56 3 81, Sc,
devoted husband OF Mrs.. Leila l.
Payne; He Is survived By ons
S Sns BfUih.T NJ 0A Elliott C JasRseh
two sisters, Mrs. Corrie Lee Ford
and Mrs. Katie Mae Hatcher; othtI
relatives and many friends. Re,
mains may oe viewed Monday. ADri
8, after 4 pm. At the Hall Bros
where services will be held en- Tues
day. April o, at pm, lnterment
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PETTINGILL, HERMAN WILLIAM, o

Tgssday.. April q. ie6j, HERMAN
WILLIAM PETTINoILL Of g., Peters.
.t n H'iY fstS.T nT II Herman nj SUp
Pettingill, ir., Of Huntington Beach,
Calf. He also Is survived By two
grandchildren. Relatives and friends
may can At oasch's Funeral
Home, 1850 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
Vile. Nd. where services will be
held on Monday, April a, at 1915
pm. Interment Arlington National
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BURTON, JOHN r. JACKD. In menu
DRY OF my husband JOHN r. BUR-
ION, who passed away twelve years
ago, April z, 1851.
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HAWKINS. MRS. ELIZA G. on Thur

"1 ess. Apr ~ T. sss fA 1. n, IN pI a5Ie
os.pSs,rN,, l Ho,Ditsl; e MRS ELIZA {:
hx beloved sister OF Frank A.
Will. q Pi.ts 80 "a Also CGr-
Aletre Greene and Mt. Charles A.
white other relatives and friends
Remains rsating at the John I.
81, ne, tamplA parklne facilitieal.
MonSsyIi 's xpr,l pay az cs v h,a tab pa
services VII be held Tuesday, April
A. o: am fnterment Ariington
National Cemetery.
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WAGNER. LONNE GEORGE. sud

denly, on Friday, April 8, igeS, al
a3o K 81. NV, LoNNIE GEORGE
WAGNER, beloved brother OF Bosco
e., Enls NJ Rs,nu, e IT. a.. SLsy
Oney and Ross Ratcliff, and nephew
OF L. W, Pruett. Friends may call
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home. 1900
Georgia ave. NV. Oraveslde serv-
ices and interment Wednesday. April
10. a. ~ an, In Arlington Ma
tiOnai Cemetery
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TURNER. CHARLES ARNOLD.

TUHNEKI LHAKLEs AhNULD. o.
Friday April s. 1893, after a shor
e SHSaL ll ssS eall, f HHsSfh Y e
father Of Mrs. william Alien Q
Eastoyer. Md; Charles A. Turner
IT.. OF Los Angeles, Calf, and Mis-
Carolyn Crockett q Meridian. Miss.
Arlington. Va. He also is sur
vived BY. two grandchildren. Friend
may call at the Arlington Funera
Home. 1901 North Fairfax drive
Arlington, Va, until 10 am. Sun
day, April a.. thence 70 the .0rac
Baptist CHURCH 6g2s LincolnlA "a;
be held at l pm 1nterment Oak
wood CemeLery. CharloLteAKille. Va
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NELSON. BERNARD p. In loving
memory Of my beloved husband,
BERNARD p. NELSON, who passed
away three years ago, April Z. 1880.
Loving thoughts Of one so dear
Oiten bring a silent tear;
thoughts return 10 scenes long
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PARsoNs. COL. HAROLD LIVING.

sToN. UsMc CRst.l On Friday,
AAs s.eltl !sS2 hAk sSI15'a ty Hsss
sTON PARSONS OF 1880 Beechwood
band Of Frances Il. Parsons. father
OF Duncan B. Parsons, grandfather
pians nf Frances Ss PSTsons. srosher 'e y
Leila B. Maeks. Friends may cal
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S41
Wilson blvd, ArlinEton, Va, after
~ noon on sunday, April z. Fam
ily will receive friends At the above
residence. Funeral services from
Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday, April
Q, at IL am. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery
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JONES. oDELIA. Officers and mem.
bers Of the Ladies' FIRST
AN Aid Union OF Churches
Inc, are requested 70 as.
semble Tuesday, April q
L. 1898, at 1880 pm, At thl
GH44e Rock Greek Baptist Church
1901 bth 81. NV.
BESSIE e; FREEMAN. President.
A. T. LUCAS.
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B0WSER, RUSSELL J. In loving
memory OF my husband, RUSSELL
bOWSER, who left me one year
ago. April Z, 1852
The angels are safely guarding
sacred and silent grave,
For In 1t lies precious one sleepinR,
loved but could not save.
God knows what is best.
30 He decided you needed q rest,
YOUR LOVING WIPE. BESSIE j,
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ssE' kPEn 3. isgSs AARTlx DA'
View sls sls ~ 3 81: y qs ss
dauahter ei Flora Davis and jane
Brown, she also 10 survived b
Se:T S'l' sw ss Hs gsn' A Isliinds
frisndt may call al the Crouch
Funeral Home. 81 X 81. nv. Sher'
services VIII b. held on Monday
April n, AZ 1870 nm. 1ntsrmenl
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. q
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DUNN, JOSEPH l., officers

DUNN, JOSEPH L., officers and mem.
-clnn. bers OF General Account
NH4f ing office Post, No. As.
Nls Of the American Lesion
are notified Of the death,
on April 5, 1868. Of Com
w. rade JOSEPH l.. DUNN.
NA4 and are requested to at
tend the National Guard OF Honor
Memorial Services at Z pm. Sunday,
April z. at Murphy's Funeral Home.
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va
BERNICE FERRAND, Adj.
DUNN, JOSEPH L. Members OF Ed
An ward Douglass White
E g.: 81: 81! IS: ;:::
Va, at 8 pm. Sunday. April z,
1888, 70 recite the rosary for our
late brother, JOSEPH l.. DUNN.
JAMES A. PUOLISI, Grand knight
CHARLES F. PARADISE.
Financial Secretary. z
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ME RpE = 1881 SSHS john On M ERY55fff
Of l2s M st, Sc. beloved uncle O
May ISr l. t pS,i;n, MARY aEn,. e E sSnSH
Naomi 8. Dyson, Lillian s. Bail
Frederick Butler, James L. Jack
son and John r, Simmons. HI
also Is survived by other relatives
and friends. Private services at tn,
Universal Funeral Home, Sl6 I
ST, ne. on Tuesday. April 2, al
II am. Interment Lincoln Me
mortal Cemetery.
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MARCY, CAPT. HERBERT !. ire
tired. In memory Of our beloved
BERT L. MARCY (retiredD, VIA
April Z, 1880.
To live In the hearts We leava
behind Is not 10 die,
YOUR LOVING WIPE AND Chill
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MINOR, DEACONEss EMMA n. IN
loving memory Of our dear mother
and grandmother, DEAcONEsS
EMMA B. MINOR. who left VI on
Palm sunday, nine years ago,
FORGET her. no, we never viii,
we loved her then, we always viii;
Her memory IL as fresh today
a. the hour she passed away.