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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-24
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Mrs. Olga HoveII.
Widow of D. 6.
Patent ATTORNEY

Mrs. Olga S. Havell, widow
of a Washington patent at
torney, died Friday at hel
home, LOG Kilmer court, Falls
Church. She was So.
A native of Washington
Mrs. Havell, the former Olga
S. Wagner, was a graduate Of
Eastern High School and was
a buyer for Woodwork &
Lothrop for II years. She left
the company when she married
Charles M, Havell in 1925 ano
moved to Mclean, Va, where
she lived for "a years. Mr.
Havell died in 1854,
She was a member of the
Columbia Chapter Of the East
ern Star.
Mrs. Havell leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Reiss of 65e
Prince Charles court, Falls
Church; a brother, John Wag-
.ner Of Mclean; a granddaugh-
ter and numerous nieces and
nephews.
The funeral will be at 1870
pm. Monday at the Arling-
ton Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive. Burial will be
in National Memorial Park.
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Mrs. Reynolds,
Ex-Operutic Star

Mrs. Jane H. Reynolds, IS,
widow of former Army surgeon,
Major Gen. Charles r. Rey-
nolds, died Thursday at Walter
Reed General Hospital.
Born Jane B. Hurd, in Wat
kins Glen, N. Y, she attended
Elmira College at Elmira, N. Y,
and later studied voice in New
York City. AS Jane Wander Zee,
she sang contralto with the
Metropolitan Opera during the
Caruso era. She was with an
opera company in San Fran
cisco during the earthquake Of
1906.
She leaves a son, Charles, jr.,
Of Scarsdale, N. Y; a daughter
Mrs. Conn l.. Milburn, jr., of
1924 Fifteenth street NV; six
grandchildren and a great
grandson.
Services will be at 1880 pm,
Monday at Walter Reed Me-
mortal Chapel, 6825 Sixteenth
street NV, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery. Express
sions of sympathy may be in
the form of contributions to
The Walter Reed Memorial
Chapel Guild, or to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society.
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Roy Y. Murphy, Democratic
Leader in Montgomery

Ray v. Murphy, As, a member
of the Montgomery County
Democratic State Central Com
mittee, died yesterday after
noon at Doctors Hospital. He
had entered the hospital Mon
day with a heart condition
For the past 10 years, Mr.,
Murphy had been a leader ir
developing liberal precinct or
ganiZation in the county.
He was elected last May to
his second term on the policy
making central committee ano
was one of the foremost sup
porters of Blair Lee, III, in
his unsuccessful bid for nomi-
nation as candidate for a
United States Senate seat.
Mr.. Murphy was a native of
Kansas but had lived in the
Washington area since about
the end of World War II. He
was a landscape architect in
Silver Spring.
He leaves his wife, Judy, and
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DFatha

CAREY. ANNA II. on Friday, Janusr,
is, 1868. ANNA H. CAREY Of 43Ol
SD pl., Bladensburg. Nd, beloved
wife of Sidney 7. Carey and mother
of Margaret L. Bittner. She also i,
survived by a halt,brothsT james
nephew Charles B. LeVerett. Mrs
Carey will rest at Gasch's Funera
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts.
vile, Nd, from 4 pm. Saturday
Until Until. !, pm 1is MONDAY en6t Js11ary en-. FL
terry Chapel. where services will bC
held at pm. Relatives and friend,
invited. Interment private. 20
CARROLL, HARRY MILTON. On Sat.
urday, January 10, 1868, at Mont
gomery General Hospital, HARRY
vile. rd., Silver Spring Nd, hus:
band of Agnes Harding Carroll and
brother Of Mary Virginia and Clar-
ence Leon Carroll. Mr.. Carroll rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Mss Msss will nS 6e ofeaad for tRe iassS repost
OF mis- soul on Tuesday, January
90, at 10 am. at st. Peters Catho-
lie Church, Olney, Nd. Interment
Gate OF Heaven Cemetery. Friends
may N visit sunatS a. the funeral home SSiiter
CHASE, JAMES OSCAR. on Thurs
OSCAR CSC I9Hi CHASE Of el9 gRS 4sth D SHIsS se,
Apt 33, husband of Grace c.
Chase son Of Martha. Martha Ann Chase Chase
Grace c. Steward, Elizabeth Payne,
Mary Louise, Patricia, Juanita,
James o., Jr., and Joseph Francis
Chase. Also surviving are his sis
ters and brothers, Alice Greer Lou
Use .Dunington, Martha Weber,
Elizabeth. Theodore Clarence and
Eugene Chase, other relatives and
later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
CLARK, WILLIAM ELTON. Suddenly,
liam Elton CLARK 'f2 of Stia
3Sth ave, Cottage City, Nd, be-
and brother OF Maude E. Lightboun
and Eva Hayes. Relatives and
friends may call at Gasch's Funeral
Home, 4730 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Md, from 5 pm. Sunday until
thence to the Little Church Of Fort
viii be held at 2 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
COUSINS, JOHN N. OF 5000 Bradley
blvd, Chevy Chase, Nd, on jan
uary rs, 1868, son Of Mrs. Eleanore
B cousens. Remains at Chambers
Georgetown Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ
81. NV, until Tuesday. January
%, at 9:3O am. Mass at the
Fort Myer Chapel at 10 am. In.
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 2l
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Cigarette Tax Share
Returned to Counties

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10 (AP)
The controllers office re-
ported yesterday that $5,569,-
els was returned to the local
subdivisions during the first
half of the fiscal year as their
share of cigarette tax revenue,
ALLEGATIONS Of the revenue
included:
Anne Arundel County, $751;
872; Calvert, $27,046; Charles,
$56.324; Frederick, $l20,378;
Howard, $62,385; Montgomery
$618,906; Prince Georges
$64l ,02l and st. Marys, $685..
1893.
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was a perfect understanding
I'VE never had a disagreement
in 80 years" Mr.. Kennedy said
Born November 2, 1887, in
Lansford, Pa, Tom was the
eldest of eight children born
to Peter and Mary Boyle Ken
nedy. Since the fathers mine
pay didn't go far. Tom at the
age of IL went to work. In
order to get around the Off
cial qualms about children
working Tom lied about his
age, saying he was IL.
He and about $50 other boys
from coal-mining families sat
on benches and picked out
pieces of slate as crushed coal
tumbled down wooden troughs
at the breaker. For this each
boy was paid four cents an
hour for 10 hours a day.
When Tom was 16, his ia
ther was killed in a mine ac-
cident. 1t was on a Good Fri
day and the rest of the fam
lily was at home getting ready
for the Easter holiday when
the news came.
Became Mule Driver
Tom became head Of the
family. A breaker boys pay
was not enough so he became
a mule driver in the mines.
Mr.. Kennedy became active
in union work and when he
was 81, he was chosen to a
district union head, youngest
man ever to be named to such
a job by the anthracite miners:
For 16 years he served on the
Anthracite Cancellation Board
set up by President Theodore
Roosevelt. He helped draft the
bituminous mine code also.
In 1925 he was elected Sec
retary-treasurer of the United
Mine Workers, succeeding Will
liam Green, who had been
named president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor.
During World War II Mr..
Kennedy was a labor repre-
sentative on the National De-
fense Mediation Board and also
served on the War Labor
Board.
He became international vice
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NWLLEi NIENN We VU HHTUTuHFl IHTs
uary ig, 1858 GLENN W NoLLE
Nd, beloved husband OF Opal 4.
Nolle. Services and interment Okla.
homa City, Okla. Arrangements BY
the 8. H. Hines Co.
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m@ January 18. 1858, in
kS<SsSM WASHINGTON, d. c., ROB-
. GSNNN ERT T. KELLY, member Of
Il S{8G III Columbia typographical
,2N\lgp M Union, No. 10l. and the
Washington Post Chapel
4 Remains resting at the
Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
1857 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Nd a..
Body may be viewed from Z pm
TO 10 pm. Services on Monday,
January 81, at 10 am, at the
Christ the King Catholic Church,
Interment Bethlehem, Pa. Members
Of the union are invited to attend
the funeral services
JOSEPH 2. LINs, Seey. Treas.
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president OF the United Mine
Workers in l947, and took over
the presidency in 1860.
Mr.. Kennedy's first wife, the
former Helen Melley of Coal
dale, Pa, died in 1858. They
had a son and daughter, Thom-
as, jr., a Hazleton, lawyer, and
Mrs. Thomas Noonan of
Barnesville, Pa.
On November IL, 1859, Mr..
Kennedy married Evelyn Sum-
mers, a Washington secretary
A high requiem mas will be
celebrated at St. Gabriel's
Church Wednesday. Burial will
be in the parish cemetery.
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Thomas Kennedy Dies,
Mine Workers Head

HAzLETON, Pa, Jan. 10
(AP). - Thomas Kennedy, rs.
president of the United Mine
Workers of America, died to-
day at his home here.
The cause of death was not
disclosed.
Mr.. Kennedy, who became
the union president January
IA, 1860, succeeding John L.
Lewis, had been i'll for some
time. ..
Active direction of the unions
affairs has recently been in the
hands of w. A. (Tony) Boyle,
So, a vice president. Mr.. Ken
nedy named him as acting
president last November Mr..
Boyle, a native of Billings,
Mont, has had help from Mr..
Lewis, who is now president
emeritus of the union.
Mr.. Kennedy started in a
Pennsylvania hard coal mine
and rose to become one Of
Americas leading union exec
utives.
Won 1884 Election
He was drafted by the DEM
ocratic State Committee in 1884
to run for lieutenant governor
and won the election.
Four years later he sought
the gubernatorial nomination
with the backing Of United
States Senator Joseph F. Guf-
fey and UNIV President Lewis,
but lost when the Democratic
State Committee supported
Charles Alvin Jones. Mr.. Jones
lost in the general election.
Along the way to the presi-
dency Of the 200,000-member
union this determined Irishman
educated himself we'll, served
two Presidents on national
boards.
For years Mr.. Kennedy was
overshadowed by the big boss
the bulky Mr.. Lewis, dominant
figure on the labor scene for a
generation.
The lives Of the two men were
similar in some ways. Each
started to work in the mines as
youngsters. Each pulled himself
to eminence by his own boot
straps. Each was strongly de-
voted to improving labor's lot.
Yet their differences were
striking. Mr.. Lewis, his brows
and jaw butting challenge in
all directions, was a firebrand,
autocrat Of the bargaining ia
BILE. Mr.. Kennedy. who looked
like a banker in his younger
days, was more the steady, sub
dued flame, the friendly per-
suader. Some people said Mr..
Lewis gave off heat, Mr.. Ken
nedy gave off light.
Back in the 1930s a news
writer described Mr.. Kennedy
as reserved and uncommunica-
tive, with a brusque manner
suiting his spare physique.
When Mr.. Lewis scared on
flights Of rhetoric Mr.. Kennedy
often would put on the brakes,
sometimes without even saying
a word. The silent partner had
much influence, and Mr.. Lewis
confided that between Mr..
Kennedy and himself there
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Mrs. Matte Miller

GREELEY, Colo, Jan. Is
(AP).-Mrs. Matte Lou Miller
80, mother Of the late band
leader Glenn Miller, died last
night at a nursing home. She
was a native Of Page County
Iowa.
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FRANCIS, BEVERLY. Sacred TO the
memory OF our beloved father, BEV-
ERLY FRANCIS, who left us thirty
one years ago today, January 90,
1872
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JENKINS, BERNICE. on Thursday,
January, ~ 1858, BERNICE JEN-
yived by four children Mrs. Edith
Byeard. Irish, Rudolph and RAN
dolph jenkins; her mother, Mrs. Belle
Lee; threet sisters, Mrs Mabel Lewis,
Mrs. Jessie Mae March and Mrs.
John, Rupert and Francis Lee; one one
grandchild, other relatives and
friends. After 2 pm. Monday, jan
uary 81, friends may call at Loves
Funeral Home, 1928 Maryland ave.
ne. Funeral services will be held
at the Verbrycke Spiritual Church,
1909 9Th st. NV, on Tuesday, jan
uary 22, at l pm, Archbishop Von-
dell v. Gassaway officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Family may be contacted at 5l7
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

2 SITES, Fort Lincoln Cemetery, ooo
Shepherd section. HA. a-SD77 afts
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Gorrett Connors

PITTSBURGH, Jan. l9 (AP) .
Connors. IA, retired
vice president of industrial re-
lations for Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
died today in Pittsburgh Hos
pital.
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NATIONAL 1

SShgT'h, S51,S h,,se,lor yn vsins sli,ss i99o6
area, will sac. b2B-BOJs.
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ERWIN LAURA AyoNDALE. O

Thursday, January II, 1868. al
pEiG NUEbiisSmsTyo S2sReTn FRv,N HS'Dts - A.b
sah, s9n ng az MRS 'ey Msacns 0 Msp y Daley EIyR Mpa
q Erwin Chichester. Mrs Grace
Tomlin. Dalton r and James r.
Erwin. Tn are nine great-nieces
and nephevs and eight great-great-
nieces and nephews Miss Erwin
rests at the Warner r. Humphrey
Funeral Home si34 Oeorgia ave ,
Silver Spring, Nd. where service
will be held on Monday. January
81, Al l pm. tparking iacilities
Interment Woodside Cemetery.
Brlnklow Nd 20
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HAVELL. OLGA S. This Is TO notify
the officers and members
WI OF Columbia Chapter No.
I8H Is, o. z. s.. Of the PASS
\AAA ing Of our late sister
OLGA 8. HAVELL. Services
will be held on Monday,
January 81, 1868, az 1880
pm. at the Arlington Funeral Home
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arling-
loh, ..N.ln... r,r,. ru.n,rrn IN,
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five children, Julie, John,
Janet, Susie and James, all Of
the home address, l04l0 Leslie
court, Silver Spring.
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GnnsEY. CATHERNE nuNEnRn

s9dSdenly' s9aS rvFp On FEidsy January Is
GODSEY Of 1901 18th ST. NV, be-
loved wife Of the late James H.
Godsey. mother OF Mrs. Catherine
@. Loomis Of washington, d. c.;
sister Of Mrs. Mayme d. Lowell Of
D. Ksufelt Of Richmond, va. We'll
ford Dunford Of Upper Darby. Pa.
She also is survived by two grand-
children and two great-grandchil-
dren. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home 290l l4th ST.
NV on Monday, January 81, at o
am. tparking facilitiesl. Graveside
services at 80 PM at Oakwood
Cemetery, Richmond, Va. 20
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day January ~, 1858, TOUBA
FlNKELsTElN Of lQ0B-A Florida
Jerome and Norman Finkelstein
Mrs. Sonia Epstein, all OF wash.
ington, % C., Lawrence Stein OF
DOvnef'6 Grove, tll and Mrs. Rose
zal OF Annapolis, Md Also sur.
tWeS great sra ssrnndehiidsTsTn'' service, g
AZ the G. - doldberg and Son Fu-
neral Home, 4ai7 nth st, NV, on
Monday January 81 at . pm
tnterment Adas Israel Cemetery IN
mourning at the residence Of David
Flnkelstein, 1929 Myrtle a. NV
Family suHEests that In lieu OF
flowers contributions be made 10
your iayofite charity.
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RAIroRn. MAMIE r. On Friday

JANUARY IS 1893. at University
Hospital Ann Arbor, Mich, MAMIE
r. RAIFORD OF 7Ol West Boston
blvd, Detroit, Mich, beloved wife
sister of Mrs. Ethel R. Chambers
and Mrs Evelyn r. Royal Of Rich
mond, Va, Also surviving are her
aunts, Miss Corinne E. Martin and
Mrs. Bertha W. Digs; four nieces,
many TnaHS ffenes' ffiends After After 8 pm Tues
day, friends are invited to call at
the residence of Miss Martin, l74O
New Jersey ave. NV, where services
will be held on wednesday, January
% at IL am; Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Local arrange
mentS BY McGuire, Inc. 22
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FERGUSON, ELIzABErH ". o.

wednesday. January 10, 1868, ELIz.
ABETH X, FERGUSON Of New YORK
City, N Y, beloved wife OF PerrS
7. Ferguson, mother OF jill Fergu.
Mckinney OF Philadelphia, Pa. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends Brief services yilI
be held At the Franz. e.. Campbell
Chapel, Sist ST. and Madison ave.
New York City. on Saturday, Jan.
Sunday, January sC, friends are In.
yited 10 call AZ the MCGUIRE Fu'
neral Home 1920 9th 81. NV, Fu,
neral from ST.. Mary'S Episcopal
Church 730 23d ~. NV, on Mon.
day, January n, a is;30 pm
terry, Family may be contacted Al
1891 u 80, NV, 20
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place, Hyattsville, Md, on January
is, 1868, beloved wife Of Edward
J. Mohun, IT,; mother Of Mrs, Harry
s, Hussey, grandmother Of Mrs.
Donald G. Weyandt and great-grand-
mother OF Donald Steven Weyandt.
Prayers at the above residence on
Monday, January 81, at $3.50 am.
Mass In 81. Jeromes Catholic
Church, Hyattsville, Nd, a. am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Friends may call al the residence
after pm. Saturday, January 10.
Services by ChanberE 1O
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january is, 1893, NJ, CLYDE
FRITTER, sr,. OF Marbury, Nd,
husband OF Dollie Frltter, father OF
Mrs. Virginia Niedomanski Of WASH
ington, D. c.. Mrs, Henry q. Young
Of Silver Spring Md; Miss Louise
E, Fritter OF Marbury, Nd, and
Marion C, Fritter. IT., Of Washing
ton, d c.. brother OF Charles W.
Fritter OF Coltons Point Nd. He
also is survived by four grandchil-
dren, and one great-grandchild. Fu-
neral from the Arehart Funeral
Home, Inc, La Plata. Nd, on sun
day, January 90, at 1880 pm. Inter-
ment Chicamuxen Methodist Gene
terry, 20
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ELGIN, WADE II. On Thursday. Janu

Of $3.50 bradley blvd, Bethesda,
Md, beloved husband OF Muriel 8
Elgin. father Of Jeanne and Thomas
Elgin, son Of Mrs. Wade Elgin.
Friends may call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd
between . and 4 and 7 and Q pm.
Saturday and Sunday January 10
and 20 Services Monday. January
81, at the above funeral home, al
terry. 90
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STEPHENSON, JAMEs @. on saturda,

JAMES &. on Saturday,
January 10, 1868, al his residence,
32h Tennessee ave. me- JAMES G,
STEPHENSON, beloved husband Of
Irene p, Stephenson and devoted
father OF James r. Stephenson, Also
surviving are three sisters, Jessie
Pierce, Louyenia Stephenson and
Helen Jackson three brothers,
Floyd, Edward and John r. Ste
Ida Mae Stephenson, one grandehild,
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John 4.
Rhines Co, Funeral Home, 3OlA
18th a. ne. Notice Of funeral later
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SIDNEY, cHARLEs 2. or .Ihqrsdag,

JanuaIy II 1909, CHARLES d.
husband OF the late Annetta B.
Sidney and father OF Annetts S.
CredIe and Bernice s. Blakely He
also is survived BY four grandchil-
dren, five great-grandchildren, two
sons-in-law, Curtis J, Blakely and
Samuel Creole, and other relatives
and friends After l pm. Sunday,
January 20. friends may call at
Latney's Funeral Home, 1881 Geor-
gia ave. NV, where funeral seTv-
ices will be held at l2 noon Mon
day, January II, the Rev. Jerry
Moore officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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DAVIS, GARNETT 1. On THURSDAY.

January II, 1868, at GEORGETOWN
University Hospital, Washington,
D, c., GARNETT L. DAVIS OF s2g
22d St south, Arlington, Va. son
Of Floyd "A. Allen and brother OF
Mrs. Joan E Burton OF Arlington,
Va, and Roland Z. Allen OF the
home address. Friends may call at
the Everly- -Wheatley Funeral Home,
1900 West Braddoek rd., Alexandria,
Va. after Z pm. Monday, January
81. Funeral services on Tuesday, jan
uary 90, at 2 pm. at the above
funeral home. Interment National
Memorial Park Cemetery. 2l
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ENOs. LTNwoOD p on Ib1e we,

ENOS, LINWOOD z. OF 1879 West
uary 10, 1868, husband Of Carrie
A. Enos, father OF Linwood r. Enos,
IT,, and brother Of Lillian r. Francis.
Services At Chambers Funeral Home,
s6b5 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd, on Tuesday, January %, at
2p.m. interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry, 2l
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Worshipful Master
HOWARD A. GOOD, Secretary. 20

POsPIsIEL, NELLIE GERLACH. or
HRfyAcH oTHlRaffyA ifnTPs5gp TPsogpsSiELI Isl I909 nee NhEe New
heiserJ. beloved wife Of Edward ]
Pospisiel, mother OF Marjorie =.
Hefiin, ALLEN Settings, Catherine L.
Berry and Lee Gerlach and sister
OF Emma Kowles Knowles, Theresa
Also survived by nine grandchildren.
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home, 474S Wisconsin ave.
NV, on Tuesday, January %, at
1890 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 81
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sHIFFLETT. WEXFORD FLEMING. On

Thursday. January II. 1868. at
Suburban Hospital, WEXFORD
FLEMING SHIFFLETT Of 7l04
Sycamore ave, Takoma Park Md,
5eloved hSuband Of Anna Mae
Shiftlett, son OF Mrs. Linda Shitilett'
father Of Charles Kenneth carp,
Mrs Regina Mae Zimmerman, Mrs.
Nancy Mize and Patricia Ann carp.
Mr.. Shifflett rests at the Olin /.
MOleSworth Funeral Home, Damas-
Gus, Nd. where services Will be
held on Monday January 81. at
pm. lnterment Damascus Cemetery
Friends may call at the funeral
home after 1 pm. Sunday, January
20. 20
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RANEY, DAIsEY LEE. on THURSDAY.

January II IHb3l DAISEH LEE
RANEY OF 3O3 Woodbridge la.
Media, Pa, wife Of the late Thomas
M, Raney, mother of Mrs. j. CAL
win Cruickshank and Mrs. James j.
Henry, and sister OF Paul J. Rab-
bitt There are four grandchildren.
Mrs. Raney rests at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, SABA
where friends may visit with the
family on Saturday and Sunday,
from 3 to 5 pm. and Z TO y pm.
tparking faciiities). Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul
on Monday, January n, at ST.
John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
lO2O1 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md. at 10 am. Interment st.
Johns Catholic Cemetery, Forest
Glen, Nd.
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WHITE, ARTHUR A. fPOPsl on Fri.

day, January is, 1868 ARTHuR 4.
POPS" WHITE OF 1929 / sth st.
NV, husband Of Flossie White and
father Of Arthur A. White, jr. He
also is survived by four grandchll-
dsughter-in-iaw, Lille nj White;
other relatives and friends. After
4 pm. Monday. January 81 friends
may call at Latneys Funeral Home,
1891 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
services ! 0. m. Tuesday, January 90.
l725 Kalorama I'd NV, the Rev.
Roosevelt Mcintyre officiating In
terment Harmony Memorial Park. 81
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BONNN n, We ShaII Tor.
ever be indebted. 70 all the kind
their sympathy 70 US during our
hour OF greatest need. Especially
do we want TO thank the Deal
Funeral Home, the Rev. Millar and
all the chapters OF the order Of
Eastern star who we're so very
MRS, JAMES r. sTARKEY AND
OTHER LOVED ONES. 1920
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ROE, ABNER L. On Friday, January
IS, 1868. at Casualty Hospital
ABNER L. ROE Of 2l23 California
st. NV. father Of Mrs James
Lynn, Ir., OF Twenty-Five Palms,
Calf. brother of Mrs. Karl r.
MaiKe1 :aht he aiSo is survived fT ny a /.
may call at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th St NV,
after pm. Monday, January 81
(parking facilities). Services at the
above funeral home on Wednesday,
January 23, at . pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. %
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WALKER ENos L. On Saturday. IAN

uary. 10. 1908, ENOS L. WALKER
of 516 F ST. ne He is survived By
a loving wife. Mrs. Isabel Walker,
other relatives. and friends. Re-
mains resting at Horizons Mortuary.
4 pm, where services will be held
Wednesday at 12 noon, the Rev.
c. NJ. Long. Jr, officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
81
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MINFREE. Aubrey MARY. snddenlv.

AUBREY MARY WiNFREE, beloved
wife OF the late Harry v. Winfree.
She is survived by one daughter.
Mrs Lillian Black; four sons. Harry,
Wallace, Milton and James Win
free; one brother, Harold Martin;
two sisters, Mrs Clifton B. Crosby
and Mrs. Richard NJ. Wright, and
l 3 grandchildren and great Grand.
child. Friends may call at the Hall
Funeral Home, Occoauan, va, Sery-
ices Monday, January 21, at 2
pm at the Dumfries Methodist
Church. Interment Pohick Gene
terry n
Evening star., 1963-01-20
NALLY. MARY .. on ErIday. January

Is: 1883; MARY 4. ,NALtLY Of
Hyattsyille, Nd. beloved wife OF
the late Thomas Nally and mother
Of John ". and Thomas ]. Nally,
Friends may call At Nalley's Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave, az
2p.m. Funeral Tuesday. January ~.
Mass will be offered In Carroll
Manor Chapel, 4O22 Lasalle rd.,
Hyattsyiile, Md, At am, for the
TepoSe Of her soul, Relatives ana
friends invited, interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1963-01-20
MILLER. MARY EDITH SAVOY.

fTluay, January To- IUb3, MARY
EDITH MILLER OF 2i9 K st. NV,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Clara Good
win, Mrs. Edith Morse and Mrs
Ihelma Wallace. sister OF Mrs. Con-
stance Greer, Thomas, Charles, Lee
Irving and Roland Harley. She
also Is survived by eight grand'
children, six Observation-Disclosures
other relatives and host OF friends
After 5 pm Tuesday, January ~,
friends are invited TO call at the
SLS gnly SnspSi wiu 10 otsye og 81: h;w q,
Martins Catholic Church, North
Capitol and T sts,, on wednesday,
January 23, az . am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery Recitation
OF the rosary on Tuesday, jan
uary -, at pm. 2O,22