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Evening star., 1963-09-29

SUNDAY
2:30 pm. q Issues and Answers Sem
ator Dirksen, guest.
4:3o pm. q AFL Football. Kansas City
VS.. San Diego.
7:3o pm. q Walt Disney Presents.
(Season Premere.) "The Horse With
out Head" Part |.
7:30 pm. q My FaVorite Marian.
tPremiere) Ray Watson.
800 pm. q Ed Sullivan. (Season Pre-
mere). Durante, Others
$50 pm. Cd Community Dialogue. Focus
on Montgomery County
900 pm. q Judy Garland Show tPre-
miere) Music-variety.
1000 pm. q Show Of the Week. "The
Bachelor Came"
MONDAY
$50 pm. q The Lucy Show (Season
PremieTe.) Lucy as Cleopatra.
$50 pm. q Hollywood and the Stars.
tPremiere.) "The Man Called Boeart."
$50 pm. q Andy Griffith Show tSea-
son Premiere.)
TUESDAY
800 pm. 0 Red SHELTON Steve Allen.
guest
900 pm. q Greatest Show On Earth.
Jose Ferrer, guest.
1000 pm. q NBc News Special. Apollo:
A Journey to the Moon."
WEDNESDAY
loo pm. q World Series (game time).
Los Angeles at New York.
7:30 pm. q Chronicle. Profile of the
French character and civilization.
900 pm. q Espionage. premiere Herb
Brodkin's new suspense series.
1000 pm. N The Eleventh Hour. (Season
PremieTe.) Ralph BeIIamy debuts.
waRaRMRAAN
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12

These prices are effective until close Of
business Saturday. July y. 963 except
produce prices which are subject 70 daily
market changes We reserve the righf 10
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Mrs. Chandler,
Civic Worker
In Montgomery

Mrs. Caroline Wright Chan
der, 88, an active Montgomery
County civic worker and a for
mer Census Bureau employe,
died yesterday at her daugh-
ter's Silver Spring home after
a long illness.
A native Of Pickens, Miss,
Mrs. Chandler moved TO Mont
gomery County In 1902. She be-
came a leader In the Home In
terest Clubs fight to obtain
land and funds for the original
Woodside Elementary School in
Silver Spring.
In 1916 and 1917 she served
as president of the Montgomery
County Federation Of women's
Clubs, and was a member OF
the Fortnightly Club and the
Current Comment Club.
Mrs. Chandler held various
Government Jobs from the time
she came here until her retire.
ment after World War II. Al
that time she had worked for
the Bureau Of the Census for
more than % years.
She leaves her daughter. Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Macdonald, 1907
East-West highway, Silver
Spring, a son, Malcolm w.
Chandler. 9402 Monroe street.
Silver Spring. two grandsons
and two great-grandsons,
Services will be at / pm. to-
morrow at the Humphrey Fu-
neral Home In Bethesda. Burial
will be private.
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Mrs. Fannie Burke, Resident
OfAreuM Wore Than 40 Years

Mrs. Fannie Burka. a resi-
dent of the area more than
40 years, died yesterday at the
Washington Hospital Center
after a short illness.
Mrs. Burka. a native of
Poland who came to the United
States in 1921, was the widow
of Meyer Burka. who died in
1858.
For many years she was ac-
tive in the Beth Sholom Con-
gregation, the Hebrew Shelter
ing Home. the Children's Aid
Society, Mizeachi Women and
the Hebrew Aid Circle.
She lived at 8105 Eastern
avenue, Silver Spring.
Mrs. Burka leaves three chill
dren, DR.. Irving Burka, of
1884 Fessenden street NV;
Milton M. Burka, Of 8607 Jones
Mill road, Chevy Chase, and
Mrs. Evelyn r. Modance, of
231l Washington avenue,
Chevy Chase.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow at the Bernard
Danzansky Funeral Home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV, with
burial at Beth Sholom Gene
terry.
The family requests that ex-
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jill. Thompson,
Survivor of Wreck
Of Old 81 in 1903

]. Harris Thompson, SO, a
survivor Of the famous Wreck
of Old 81, died yesterday at his
home in Lexington, Va, after
a long illness.
Mr.. Thompson, who had
worked with the Railway Postal
Service for 80 years until his
retirement in l94l, was on the
Southern Railway maily train
that jumped the tracks at Dan
vile, Va, in 1908.
The train plunged from a
75-foot trestle and inspired a
song that made the wreck ia
nous. Mr.. Thompson was one
Of seven out Of II who survived.
Born in Woodstock, Va, he
had lived in Lexington since
1906.
He leaves his. wife, Mrs. Net
tie c. Thompson, of Lexington;
two daughters, Mrs. Louise T.
Funkhouser, Of Exeter, New
Hamp., and Mrs. Joseph B.
Moore, Arlington, Va, and four
grandchildren.
Mr.. Thompson was member
of the Lexington Odd Fellows
Lodge and a past commander of
the Masonic Lodge there.
Burial will be tomorrow at
the Stonewall Jackson Gene
terry, in Lexington.
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Irving S. OIds, Is, Dies;
Ex-Heod Of U. S. Steel

NEW YORK, Mar. 4 (AP).-
Irving s. Olds, rs, former board
chairman Of the United States
Stasl Corp, died today at his
Manhattan home after a long
illness.
A company spokesman said
Mr.. Olds underwent major
surgery last July.
Mr.. Olds retired as board
chairman of United States
Steel in 1852, after serving in
that post for IL years.
Mr.. Olds' wife died in 1867.
The couple had no children.
A native Of Erie, Pa, Mr..
Olds was a graduate Of Yale
University and the Harvard
Law School.
In 1901 he was secretary
to United States Supreme
Court Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Then he became con-
nected with the New York law
firm Of White & Case, and sew
eral years later was admitted
as a partner.
Late in 1895 he was elected
q member of the board of
United States Steel. Later he
served as special counsel for
the company in a monopoly
investigation conducted by the
temporary National Economic
Committee.
OF our English Dutch stock.
Mr.. Olds was a member Of the
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Mrs. Mitchell.
Retired Maid
At Union Stutior

Mrs. Stella Mitchell, 10, who
had been a maid at Union Sta
ton for SO years. died last
Tuesday night at Freedmen's
Hospital after a heart attack.
She was the widow of Jonas
Mitchell, a retired porter at
Union Station who died in
1861. She had lived for many
years at 602 Forty-ninth street
NE. after moving to the Dis
trict from her birthplace in
Philadelphia. She retired last
year and recently moved to Ito
v street NE.
She leaves a son by a former
marriage, Wilbert Kinslow, of
Philadelphia, and two cousins,
Mrs. Mamie Morris and Mrs,
Bertha Taylor, both of So
Adams street NV.
Funeral services were being
held at / pm. today at Miles
Memorial Church, lilo Third
street NV. Burial will be in
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Muys, 81,
OF Arlington

Mrs. Nellie Watkins Mays. 81,
died at her home in Arlington,
Va, Friday.
Mrs. Mays was born in At
lanta. Ca, and moved 10 this
area SO years ago. She was the
mother Of the late Nell Mays,
a Baptist evangelist.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter. Miss Marjorie Mays. 50. OF
the home address. 4457 North
goth road. Arlington.
Funeral services were being
held today at 2 pm. in the Ma
tional Pentecostal Holiness
Church. $40 Maryland avenue
NE. Mrs. Mays was 10 be buried
at the Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Funeral Services Scheduled
For Plane Crash Victims

Funeral arrangements we're
being completed today for four
Washington area residents who
were killed late last week When
their private plane plunged into
a South Carolina mountainside
The dead were DR.. Sidney W.
Lowry, DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Christensen and William r.
Ford.
DR.. Lowry, 48, q general prac-
toner. established and operated
the District Heights Clinic at
1900 Marlboro pike.
Besides his wife, Lois, ne
leaves six children: Malcolm,
%; Warren. 20; Beverly and
Barbara, 18-year-old twins;
Susan. IA, and Shelly, IL, all
Of the home address at 6420
Richie road. Suitland, Md; his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burlie w.
Lowry, Of Virginia Beach, Va;
two sisters, Mrs. Ann Cooper, of
San Diego. Calf, and Mrs.
Gladys Pecsec, Of Virginia
Beach, and four brothers, Cliff
ton E., of Washington. Gentry,
of Reading. Pa, and Frank and
Burlie, of Palatka, Fla.
Services will be at II am.
Wednesday at the Pennsylvania
Avenue Seventh-Day Adventist
Church. Pennsylvania and
Southern avenues Sc. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A memorial service will be
held for DR.. and Mrs. Christen-
son at the Sligo Seventh-day
Adventist Church, Carroll and
Flower avenues, Takoma Park,
tomorrow at $3.50 pm. Funeral
services and burial will be later
this week in Dodge Center.
MINI.
DR.. Christensen was deputy
chief Of unsatisfactory at the
National Institutes Of Health
Clinical Center in Bethesda.
One Of his NH projects was
the development Of q cardiac
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monitor for anesthesiologists.
He was an authority on cleo
tronics.
Both he and his wife were
As years old.
They leave their four chill
dren, Ronald, 10; Robert, 16;
Richard. IL, and Joy, 4, all of
the home address at 1912 Lock-
ney avenue, Takoma Park; his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Christensen, and a brother,
Robert, all of Dodge Center,
Mimi; his sister, Mrs. Leberta
Hollenbeck, of Minneapolis,
Mimi; her parents, Mrs. w. j.
Hamilton, and her sister, Mrs.
Iva May Cline, all of Mitchell,
Neb.
Mr.. Ford. Sc, was a real es-
tate investor and a retired
salesman for the Columbia
Union College woodwork mill,
where he was employed for 80
years.
He leaves his wife, Atah, and
a daughter, Mrs. Betty Jane
Russell, both of 671O Red TOP
road. Takoma Park, the home
address. a son. William R., jr.,
a student at Iona Linda Uni
versity School Of Medicine
Calf; two brothers, F. d. Ford
Of Oyney, Md, and Paul Ford
Of Lancaster, Pa, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Lucille Halvorsen and
Mrs. Lena Holenz, both OF
Berrien Springs, Mich.
Services will be at Sligo Sew
enth-day Adventist Church
Wednesday at 2 pm. Burial will
be in George Washington
Cemetery.
The plane the four occupied
was en- route to Iona Linda
Calf. where the two doctors
were going to attend an alumni
meeting and Mr.. Ford was 60
ingto visit his son. The crash
occurred near Greenville, S. C..
where the wreckage was dis
covered Saturday afternoon.
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Society Of Colonial Wars ano
Sons of the Revolution.
An avid collector of Early
American articles, Mr.. OldS
specialized in prints of Ameri-
can naval battles. He wrote q
book, 1.-THE United States Navy
l776 to 1916" in which many
of his prints were reproduced
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday in st. Bartholomew
Church, Manhattan.
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9ratha

BANKS, GUS. on Thursday, Febru.
AIRY 2s, 1858, At District Genera
Hospital. GUS BANKS Of 1889 K
81. Sc. beloved father OF Mrs
N dred Robinson, Augustus
Charles. Joseph and Samuel Banks
dren. one son-in-law. one daughter.
in-lay, other relatives and MANI
7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 3O1l
12th St.. ne. tample parking faeili-
tiesl, where friends may cal attel
where funeral services will be hello
on Tuesday. March 5, at IL am.
Bishop Smallwood +. Williams Of
fieiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
BARBER, Gull, on sunday, March 3
1868. Gull BARBER OF Laurel, Md.
beloved husband Of Elizabeth P
Barber. father Of Leignt p. an.
at OaWler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave
and Harrison ST. NV. after A pm
Monday and until 10 pm. Tuesday
parking on premises). Services ant
interment private. In lieu OF flower
expressions Of sympathy may bl
made 30 the American Heart Asso
citation. 3
BEACH, John ERWIN. on Sunday
Marsh 3 Jo SsS sytIsNs k AsTohdr Z
61O5 Frontier dr.. SPRINGFIELD, va.
husband of Mrs. Beulah M. Beach
father Of Miss Carolyn Ann Beach
son Of Charles b. Beach and brother
Of Mrs. Annie Poole, Earl anC
5dwaEd besen: Funeral services OF
the cunningham Funeral Home
Cameron and Alfred sts.. Alexandria
Va. lnterment Mount Comfort Gem,
etery.
BLAKE, ANNA L. Cnee HAnsbouEhD
on Friday, March 1, 1868, at hel
residence, 1912 w 81. NV, ANN
I: BLAKE devoted aunt Of Mrs
Evelyn Eehols Of Baltimore. Md
niece and nephew. foster son
James Robertson; other relative
and a host Of friends. Prom
pm. 10 10 pm. Monday, Marcel
4. friends may call at the Nor
i622 1lth 81, NV, where faneT 's
services viii be held on Tuesday
March 5, at I pm, the Rev. Rob,
ert Anderson offieiating. Intermen
Harmony Memorial Park.
BoGGIANO. MARGARET ELIZABETH
on Saturday, March 2, 1863, a
Northern Virglnia Doctors Hospital
MARGARET ELIZABETH BOoOfANC
Of 2bl4 South Adams st., Arlington
BogEiano Friends may cali al t IA,
Ives Funeral Home, 2S4T Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. where Their,
glll I ss recitation M,isb q ne rossr,
Mass wiil Be offered q Our Lady q
Hayes SITS, Arllneton. Va, OF
Wednesday, March Q, al . am
Interment Arlington National Gem.
etery. 5
BURKE, FANNIE, on Sunday, Marci
3. FANNIE BURKE OF stO5 Eastern
ave. silver sprlng, Nd, beloved
Chevy Chase, Nd, DR. Irving Bufkl
survived BY three sisters. Mrs. Ida
Cohen Of Miami Beach. Fia.. ane
Mrs. Nina Ayruch Of Argentina
Funeral services at the Bernard
panzansky A Sons Funeral Home
siiltiss adjaoentl. % ruesd Is Maref
3 at ! am, tntefment Beth sholon
Cemetery. Memorial week gail
Washineton ave. Chevy Chase. Nd
Please omit flowers,
March g 'YS6s. JOHN /. ghiutfRtSsy
OF ~ f7th IT, ne Notice OF M
neral later. Arrangements BY Jarvis
BuRwELL. CORA. Officers and mem.
~ bers Of Miriam CHAPTER
EgW No, 4. o \. 3, p. N, A.
A3k are hereby notified OF the
e. - death Of Sister CORA
NJ BURWELL. who passed
v avay Thursday, FebruarS
BARBARA VATRAN. W. NJ.
NATHANIEL LEWIS, w. p.
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Garn nf Chunks

FRY. ALICE d, The family Of the
late MRS. ALICE d. FRY. crate
fully Acknowledges the thoughtful-
expressions Of sympathy in is
bereavement.
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In Mrntnriattr

I1 Mftttnrtatt
ALEXANDER. DELLA. In loving menu
DRY OF my mother, DELLA ALEXAN-
DER, who departed this life ts
years ago today M MsEeh 81. I; 1Ts4S;
BUSH RAEFoRD; In loving msm-
BUSH, who departed this life two
years ago today, March 4, 1851.
In our hearts your memory linaers
SWeetly. tenderly, fond and true;
There is not a day passes
That We do not think Of you.
FAMILY.
CLARK, N. ALAN. In affectionate re-
melGbrance OF my buddy. NJ ALAN
CLARK, deceased suddenly IN his
20th year three years ago today,
March 4. 1860.
He died young
Because his heart was so pure,
But he viii so on forever
JOHN zsoLDos.
HARRIS, LEWIS J. In loving memory
Of our loved one, LEWIS j. HARRIS,
Who, departed this life March 4,
1874
You left a beautiful memory,
But 10 Us. who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND cHIL
HARRIS. MRS. RUTH Z. In memory
Of MRS. RUTH Y. HARRIS, who
passed away ID years ago today.
We may change the world many
changes but you will still al
ways be the same In our hearts.
YOUR HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
HUBBELL, JOAN MONICA. In loving
memory Of JOAN MONICA HUB
BELL, beloved daughter and sistea
who passed away March 4. 1851.
Although our paths lie far apart.
You live forever In our hearts
MOTHER. BROTHERS AND SISTERS
MONTGOMERY. WILLIAM @. In low
ns memory wy, 81 ny deS fos ssg AZTEC
cry. on his birthday, March 4.
In our hearts your memory lingerA
Sweetly tender. fond and true,
There Is not a day that passes
That We DO not think OF you.
MCIHER, FATHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
MOORE, REV. NATHANIAL I, In low
MOORE, former pastor Of Peace
Baptist Church 7t2 18th 81. ne,
who passed away % years ago.
March 4. 1895.
A glory shown upon your face
As you left US without warning,
Our comfort Is that We may meet
10 Gods eternal morning.
REyi 8 A. DAVENPORT AND con-
JOHNSON, CHESTER A. In loving
memory OF our loving husband and
father, CHESTER A. JOHNSON, who
ddied three years ago today March g.
BY HIS LOVING WIPE. SON AND.
DAUGHTER.
ROBINSON, GRACE 4. A tribute Of
love 10 the memory OF our Grace"
Who ley rs 3 years aso today,
Rememberlng your words. your
deeds. your ways.
Though you are some, there's 80
much that stays.
LOVING FAMILY.
THOMPSON, EFFIE. Sacred 70 the
memory 81 my beloved vile and
aeo today, March Z, 1890.
Rest In peace.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND NIECE,
EFffE n. RAYFoRD,
WOOD, MAE MYERS. In memory OF
our dearly beloved sister and aunt,
MAY MYERS WOOD. who passed
today March 4. i94o.
50 sad, 40 strange,
The days that are no more.
FAMILY,
WOOD, MAY MYERS. In fond mem.
DRY Of my dear friend, MAY MYERS
WOOD, who departed this life IA
years ago today, March Z, 1919.
sis. IN faith and trust you fen
aFlffpi
safe IN His everlasting ARM
HELEN
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Announcements Of

Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers
Wicker. Ernest c. w. w. Chambers CO.
Wells, Tommy w. W. ChamberS Co.
Near, Robert s.,
ST. W. W. Chambers Ca.
C.T.C., u.S.N. W. W. Chambers Co.
HiEgs, Joseph r. W. w. Chambers &c.
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.Crennatoriun

y. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth g. and Mas Ave, III. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
74on GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA, a.7Afi
Z Blks. North Of walter Reed Hospital
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CEMETERY LOTS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--l
choice sites, NJ Fountain Of Faith
uN. 10000 Tor Information. 4
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JOHN zsoLDos

HARRIS, LEWIS u. In loving memory
Of our loved one. LEWIS J. HARRIS,
WHO departed this life March 4,
1874
You left q beautiful memory.
But 10 Us, who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND Chill
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NIcKENs. THEODORE J. on Friday
OSCAR, KATIE P. On saturday.

OS March = 1888 at 3 Rer f SaiSs4ss
45l5 DOUGLAS st. ne. KATIE p
OSCAR. beloved mother OF Gloria
Jessup and Jewel Wilson. Also sur
viving are two sisters Ida s. Burke
and Marie Froste; two brothers
grandchildren, four great-grandchil.
dren, other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Tuesday, March
B, remains will lie In state at the
Plymouth Congregational Church
1901 North Capitol st., where fu-
neral services will be held .Wednes-
Theodore 8. Ledbetter officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
.ery: Arrangsments, BY the John T
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WILLIAMS, EDITH a. On Friday,

March i. 1863, EDITH A. VII
mother Of John S. Williams. sery-
ices az ST.. Stephens and Inearna-
ton Church, 1927 Newton st. NV,
on Monday, March 4, at > pm. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers the family suggests
That expressions Of sympathy may
be in the form Of a contribution 10
the warwick Clinic. Washington
circle. Arrangements by the s. H.
Hines Co
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519O Tucker rd.. Oxon Hi. Nd. on
March 2. 1863. husband Of the late
Elizabeth A. Near, father OF Robert
9. Near. IT,; brother Of Harold W..
Jean W. Southwark. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 18th
ST. Sc, on Tuesday, March 3, at
] pm. Interment washington Ma
HODnl Cqmefarv
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3, 1868. JOSEPH sfLAs Of 5oS5
East Capitol ST. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements BY Jarvis.
sUMLIN, JOHN. On Thursday, Feb
ruary Is, 1868, at Mount Alto Hos
pital, JOHN SUMLIN. He Is survived
BY his wife, Inez sumlin: three
daughters, Mrs. Mary Davis. Pearl
and Purnell sumlin; two sons.
brother, Lee Sumlin; nine grand
children two great-grandchildren
and many other relatives. Friends
may call at the W. n. Bacon Fu-
neral Home after 5 pm. sunday.
at pm, Tuesday, March 5, IDB3.
AZ the Mount Pisgah Baptist Church,
the Rev. Lloyd Young Officiating.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
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sHAMLEFFER, EDMUND w.. ST.. T
EDMUND w.. s..

shAMLEffEk, EDMUND w. ST.. An
a emergent communication
IN Of Acacia Lodge No rs.
IN F. A. A. NJ. Is called for
MN 1880 pm Wednesday
NAl/Y March @. at s. II. Hines Co
Nv Funeral Home. for the
" purpose Of conducting
Masonic funeral services for our
late brother. EDMUND w. SHAM
LEFFER, Sr.
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OsGOOD, kATHARYN FUQUA. On
Friday, March 1, 1903, at deorge-
S syn v gnTlysrsi Ss,I HbosPitsi KATHA-
tomac ave. NV, mother OF Kelvin
QsRood, Friends may call at
qaWler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison 81. NV. parking on prem
ispsl, Mass will be offered al Holy
dnnlty catholic ChuIch. 3bth and
At 10 m
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orprpupp rEqEiEE PooUE. Pres.

Taylor PATRICIA. on Thursday
February rs, ioB3, al the Oeorne,
town University Hospital, PATRICIA
ot Leonard Taylor and daushtef al
Florence Hall, Also surviving hrl
two children, Beverly q and MI.
fharl Taylor. four sisters one
brother. her grandmother. Matte
Thomas Williams' i've aunts tiyl
Rev James W, Taylor. other rcla'
lives and friends Remains will NJ,
IN state a. Peoples Union Baptist
Church, III South Carolina ave
80, where friends may eau after
whore funeral services Will b held
AZ z nsm., the Rev, John n kenuei
QticiRtlnr, fntermeni Arlington Na-
uonal Cemetery "wednesday. March
q, a. 10 am. AfranEements BY the
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
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CLARK, NJ. ALAN. In affectionate re-
meiGbrance Of my buddy, M. ALAN
CLARK, deceased suddenly in his
goth year three years ago today,
March A. 1860.
He died young
Because his heart was SO pure,
But he will so on forever
A. fha hroot
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MURPHY. GLENN ROSS, on Friday.
Hr dLh GLENN SsG Ross M HHs HsRIin IS.
loved husband Of Martha o. Muir
ply. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne. after ~ noon Tuesday
March B, where services will be
held on Wednesday. March 8, al
1880 nm. Interment Arlington Ma.
| tional CemeterV
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OSCAR. KATIE. Officers and members
Of the National Chapter Of American
War Mothers are requested 10 be
our deceased mother. KATIE OSCAR,
Tuesday. March 3. 1858, at Z
pm, at Plymouth Conversational
Church, 1913 North Capitol Sd.
RUTH ALEXANDER Pres.
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Sunday, March 9, 1868. EDMUNI
W. sHAMLEFFER. ST., the Ioy I'M
husband Of the late Emma o
Shamleffer and father OF Mrs
PITS Z; Morton. Edmund W. Sham.
leiIer, IT.; Mrs. Eunice s. FURNACE
Also survived by seven grandchildrer
ana SIX great-grandchildren Service,
the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 29O1 14th st. NV, on Wed.
nesday. March 8. at 2 pm. (parkinr
lsclltlesl. lnterment Fort Lincoln
emetery Friends may call after
pm, Monday.
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3, 1858. at her residence, 337 18th
st. Sc, ANNA M. MURPHY. be-
loved wife Of Stephen P. Murphy.
mother Of Paul and Thomas Mat
tingly. sister of Rose Mattingly,
Paul, ir.. and Stephen Mattingly.
Funeral from the James T. Ryan
Funeral Home, 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc. on
Wednesday, March 8, at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass at the Church Of
atives and friends Invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery 3
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FOOTE. LOUISE HELEN. on snndnr

March 8, 1868. LOUISE HELEN
FOOTE, beloved wife OF the late
Richard ?. Foote and mother Of
Helene N. Piper. grandmother OF
Mrs. June Elizabeth, Ellen Louise
and Catherine Grace Piper. Funeral
from the Huntemann Funeral Home,
1892 Georgia ave. NV. on Wednes-
cay. March G, at 1890 am, In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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ROSS. DEACON IAMEs. on saturday.
RoTHwELL, SARAH. on Saturday

March 2, 1863, at Prince Georges
Hospital, SARAH ROTHwELL, the
wife Of the late Richard r. Rothwell.
mother Of Col. Richard Rothwell,
USMC (retired), Charles r. and
1t Richard B. Rothwell. USMC, and
Cadet Charles j. Rothwell OF VMI,
Lexington, Va. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.. and
Massachusetts, ave, ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday
March 8, at 2:3O pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 5
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TURNER, GEORGE u. On Sunday,
OF 1881 5ist 81. ne. Notice of fu-
neral later. Arrangements By the
Latney Funeral Home. 1891 0eorgia
ave NV