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Louis MucNeice,
Poet, Playwright,
Radio Producer

LONDON, Sept. 4 (AP).-
Louis MacNeice, poet. play
wright and radio producer,
died yesterday. He was SIS.
Born the son of a Belfast
bishop, Mr.. MacNeice emerged
as one of the British school
of poets in the 1930s which
included w. H. Auden, Stephen
Spender and c. Day Lewis.
His work had an instructive
liberal humanism which
brought it to the fore.
Foregoing a teaching career
in British universities, Mr..
MacNeice joined the British
Broadcasting Corp. in 1941.
He instantly made a mark
with a feature program about
Westminster Abbey in the days
Of the blitz. 1t was called 1.-THE
Stones Cry Out" and was a
poetic evocation Of what was
being destroyed by the Ger
man raiders.
Radio dramas written during
and after the war won him
international recognition.
His death occurred In o
London hospital after an ILL
ness of only two weeks. The
cause Of death was not an
nounced.
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Mrs. D. 6. Davis,
Widow of District
Insurance Broker

Mrs. Daniel G. Davis, SO, of
1882 Key boulevard, Arlington,
died yesterday at the Oakton
Nursing Home in Oakton, Va.
She was the widow of a Wash
ington insurance broker.
A native of Washington,
Mrs. Davis lived for many years
in Chevy Chase, D. c., where
she was a member of the local
garden club and the All Saints
Episcopal Church.
She also belonged to the
poetry group of the League of
American Penwomen and the
PEG Sisterhood.
Mrs. Davis, the former
Corinne Chandlee, leaves two
daughters; Cameron D. Young,
wife of 1t. Gen. Robert N.
Young, USA (retired) Of Ashe-
vile, N. C. and Gaynor D. Little,
wife Of Rear Admiral Marion
N. Little, USN (retired) of the
Key boulevard address.
She is also survived by three
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be FRI
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Richard c. McGovern, 20,
North Carolina U. Student

Richard C. McGovern, 20, a
junior at the University Of
North Carolina in Chapel Hill,
died today at Children'S Hos
pital Of encephalitis. He was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam L. McGovern of 1900 Pyle
road, Bethesda.
Mr.. McGovern had been
visiting his grandmother in
Maine during August. He re-
turned with q slight cold which
developend into a fever and he
was taken to the hospital on
Saturday.
He was born in Washington
and graduated from Sidwell
Friends School in 1861. He was
studying for a career In the
Foreign Service.
Besides his parents, he is
survived by two brothers, VIII
liam L. McGovern and John s.
Met Govern Of the home address.
Burial will be private.
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Ralph H. Lone, Sc, Taught
EnqIish at Teachers CoIIeoe

and high schools in Buffalo,
N. Y, Portsmouth, Ohio, and
Kingston, Ohio.
In his last year at D. C.
Teachers College, he was spon-
sor of the college newspaper,
chairman of the Committee on
Scholarships and a member of
the College Information Com
mittee. His teaching of lad
vanced composition" was cited
by the Middle States Associa-
ton Of Colleges and Secondary
Schools evaluation team in
1858.
Wrote Articles, Poetry
Mr.. Lane contributed critical
articles and poetry to many
professional journals. He was a
member Of the Modern Lam
guage Association and the Ma
tional Cathedral Association.
He was q descendant of
Robert Schothorn, who accom-
panied William Penn to
America in 1884. He represented
the Schothorn descendants
when he presented a commence
rative plaque to st. Peter and
st. Paul Church, the ancestral
parish in Sherwood Forest at
Oxton, Motifs, England, in 1851.
He leaves a brother, William
H. Lane, Of 1901 Massachusetts
avenue NV, and a sister, Miss
Mary Olive Lane, Of Hartford,
Conn.
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Mrs. Surkissiun,
Welfare Aide for
Armenian Groups

Mrs. A. o. Sarkissian, 40, an
educational and welfare leader
in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
community, died Monday after
an extended illness.
Mrs. Sarkissian, the former
Marie Baltaian was a graduate
Of Upper Montclair State Col
lege in New Jersey. She taught
at public schools in Caldwell,
N. j. for several years before
coming to Washington with her
husband in 1941.
In Washington Mrs. Sarkis-
sian worked successfully for the
United States Civil Service
Commission, and for Johns
Hopkins University on a special
research project. She also
taught school part time during
the l959-60 year.
She was q member Of the
Armenian General Benevolent
Union, and an officer Of the
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Arme-
man Apostolic Church as we'll
as the local chapter Of the
Daughters Of Vartan.
She leaves her husband, an
international relations analyst
in the Library Of Congress, and
her mother, Mrs. Lucy Bal
taian, both of the home ad-
dress, 3702 Woodbine street,
Chevy Chase, and a sister, Mrs.
X. H. Movsesyan Of Leonia,
N. j..
Funeral services will be at
noon Friday in the Humphrey
Funeral Home in Bethesda.
Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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Ralph H. Lane, Sc, professor
Of English at D. C. Teachers
College, died Of a heart attack
last Thursday in Richmond.
His body was cremated and
the ashes buried in the family
cemetery near his native Ash
vile, Ohio.
Mr.. Lane, who earned his
doctor Of philosophy degree at
George Washington University
in 1916, received his bachelors
degree from Capitol University
at Columbus. Ohio, and his
masters degree from Ohio
State University. He was a Full
bright scholar in the Neither
lands in 1882. He also had
studied anthropology, art and
Dutch.
Was Doing Research
He had been a member of
the Teachers College faculty
since 1855 and was engaged in
historical research in Richmond
at the time Of his death. He
always had maintained an in
terest in American family
history.
He taught at Wilson Teachers
College from 1949 to 1855. He
also taught at the Georgetown
University School of Foreign
Service, George Washington
University, Central High School,
Mckinley High School, the
Veterans Center High School
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detective movies, poetry and
books.
He once said of women, 1T
prefer politics. They are in
constant but less jealous"
Helped Debate Illusions
AS Premier, one Of his great
est jobs was to halt postwar
initiation and spiraling prices.
1t was more than providing a
cheap steak for the shawl
draped housewife, however. He
had to help France deflate her
grand illusions, her bitterness
and sense of frustrated tragedy
that had been acquired in the
wars.
He had to help put France
back on the solid reality of
earth, and he was well equipped
for the job.
II am a technician, not an
ideologist," he liked to say. He
had a profound dislike for
"iSms," making him capable OF
the many twists and turns nee
eSsary in the daily business of
saving the Republic.
Mr.. Schuman was born In
1886 in Luxembourg of an old
Lorraine family. When Ger
many annexed Alsace-Lorraine
in 1871, his family auto
matically became German, and
he was German, technically
until his 33d birthday.
Memory Was Formidable
In school he displayed a
formidable memory. THAT boy
will end by editing an encyclo-
pedia," said a teacher. He
studied law and built up q
successful practice in Metz
running successfully for Deputy
from his district when Lorraine
was returned to France in 1919
The first to discover" him
was wartime Premier Pau
Reynaud, who made him Under
secretary for Refugees in 1910
Captured that year by the
Germans, he was put in solitary
confinement and cajoled to
collaborate with them.
"A concentration camp is not
an argument" he said after
his escape in 1912, when he
masqueraded as a French
Schoolteacher and hid out In
various French monasteries.
Mr.. Schuman's coal and steeI
pool plan was drafted fol
France and Germany and later
was Joined by the other foul
countries. The pool has supra
national powers in regulating
prices and production for the
six nations coal and steel
industries.
Mr.. Schuman worked closely
with Chancellor Konrad AIDE
nauer of West Germany in
charting the future of French
German relations.
Much decorated by foreign
governments, Mr.. Schuman also
held honorary degrees from q
number of foreign universities,
including Harvard.
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Miss Bartlett, 80,
Ex-YWCA Editor

Miss Lucy Townsend Bart
lett, 83, a former editor fol-
YWCA publications, died OF
cancer yesterday in Doctors
Hospital. She lived at 27OO G
street NV.
A native Of Poughkeepsie
N. Y, Miss Bartlett was grad
uated from Vassar College in
1901. For several years she
served as staff member Of the
national board of the YWCA
in New York City, where she
was in charge of publications.
She came to Washington to
edit the publications of the
worldwide YWCA until the Of
flee was returned to Geneva in
1854. Miss Bartlett was a con-
tributor to the Saturday Review
and conducted a book column
in Woman's Press, the magazine
of the national YWCA.
She was a member of st
Johns Episcopal Church in
Georgetown. She leaves no i'm
mediate survivors.
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Col. !. W. LitteII;
Served in Pacific

STAUNTON, Va. Sep. 4
(AP).-I. w. Littell. a retired
Army colonel, died at his home
here yesterday.
A graduate OF Lehigh Uni
versity, Col. Littell served dur
ing Word War II IN the Pacific
and in Europe under the COM
mand OF his brother-in-l law,
Gen. Alexander M. Patch.
He leaves his widow, Mrs.
Lyndall E. Littell OF Staunton;
a son, I. w. Littell, jr., of
Washington, d. c.; a daughter,
Mrs. Landey T. Nelson Of Fort
Lee, and three sisters, Mrs.
Alexander M. Patch Of Staun-
ton. Mrs. w. c. owen Of Staun-
ton and Mrs. q. s. Bryan of
Parks Green, Pa.
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AnuEtlir1H

LIBBY. There will be an
unwilling in memory Of LIBBY BACH
RACH, beloved mother of Mrs. Harry
Cohen, Rebecca, Nathan, Israel and
DR.. Louis Bachrach at the Ohev Sho
lom-Talmud Torah Cemetery, 1897 18th
1883, at II am. Friends and relatives
are invited,
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GarA nf ThankH

HOAGLAND, MADELINE z. We wish to
express our sincere gratitude to all
who helped by sympathy, kindness and
flowers TO tighten our grief during our
recent bereavement.
THE HOAGLAND FAMILY. s
MOSS, JOSEPHINE @. We wish to eH.
press our sincere thanks to the many
friends, neighbOrs and organizations for
the beautiful floral tributes, cards Of
coincidence and the many other ex-
presSiOns Of sympathy extended US at
the passing Of our beloved aunt and
gOdmOther.
VITA NJ. MASON AND MAUDE M.
HUGHES.
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day at 2 pm. in the All Saints
Episcopal Church, at Chevy
Chase Circle.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Dratha

ADAMS, PETER LEE. On Sunday, Sep
TENDER I, 1858, PETER LEE ADAMS
Of 4845 Bass pl. Sc, husband Of Rosa
Adams, father of Odessa Adams. Jen
ME Monroe, Vernette Pough, Alberta
Stowe, James, Peter and Leon Adams
and stepfather Of Elmer and Albert
Stewart also surviving are a sister
Jennie Howard; two half brothers
James and William Adams; a devoted
friend, Hattie Matthews; his grand
children, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday friends
are invited TO call at his late residence
Funeral services at " noon Thursday
September 5, at the First Baptist
Church Of Marshall Heights. l95S i
st. Sc, the Rev. W. NJ Tyler official
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gem
etery. Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc
HARRINGTON, EDMUND s. On Tues
day, September 3. 1858, EDMUND s
HARRINGTON OF 420l Cathedral ave
NV. dearly beloved husband Of Heller
Rock harrington. Friends may cal
at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. al
Harrison st. NV, on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 4, pm. 10 pm. (parkinl
on .premises), where services will b.
held on n Is9TsdSy' S SsP1s%Ser S:n,
pun hAhAkAhh NNNANHa
Cemetery In lieu Of flowers con
tributions may be made TO the Amer
lean Heart Association.
BARTLETT, LUCY T. On Tuesday. Sep
TENDER J, 1853, at Doctors Hospital
LUCY T. BARTLETT Of 400 Que 1t
NV Memorial services at 81. Johns
Episcopal Church, in Georgetown, 204t
o st. n.w,, on Friday, September 8
at ! pm. In lieu Of flowers contribu
tons may be made 10 the American
Cancer Fund. S
BERGER, ROSE. On Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 4, 1863, ROSE BERGER Of
s00l Blair Mill drive, Silver Spring
Nd. beloved wife OF Simon Berger ant
devoted mother of Mrs. Fay Widoms
and Mrs. Clair Begun Of Silver Spring
Md. She also is survived by iOui
grandchildren. Funeral services at thu
Bernard Danzansky 4 Sons Funera
Home. 55Ol l4th st. NV. parking IA
cilities adjacenD. on Thursday. Septem
Der s., at 2 pm. Interment District
OF Columbia Lodge Cemetery. Me
mortal week, 76lS 10Th st. NV. II
lieu Of flowers the family suggests con
tributions may be made TO the charity
OF your choice.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crenatoriun

NIVIIIUVUI IIIII
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1AoO GEORGIA AVE. NV RA,. 5.7lll
Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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ADAMS, WILLIAM b. In loving mem
DRY of my dear son, WILLIAM B.
| ADAMS, who passed away thirteen
years ago today. September 4. 1880
Down the road that's calm and
peaceful,
Guided by Gods loving hand.
He has gone upon a journey
To a distant, brighter land.
Beyond the golden sunset.
Where loneliness never dies,
He dwells In a land of glory
Midst the gold and the blue Of the
skies.
Today l pause to say.
Thank God for strength to bear the
blow,
And a blessed hope Of meeting,
Where the parting will be no more.
LOVING MOTHER, MRS. N. NJ.
ADAMS.
ANDERSON, MINNIE E. In loving
memory Of our beloved mother, MIN
ME f. ANDERSON, who passed away
one year ago today, September 4. 1867.
You are gone, but not forgotten,
PAULINE AND MARGUERITE.
Our lips cannot tell how we miss your
EDITH AND GENEvIEvE.
Your absence our silent grief.
VIRGINIA AND BESSIE.
Although we know your soul Is at rest,
FLORINE AND LOUIS.
God called you home, 1t was His will.
HERMAN AND HELEN.
But knowing some day we will meet
you again.
LILLIAN AND WILLIAM.
THE FAMILY.
BROOKS, THOMAS NJ. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear husband and father,
THOMAS M. BROOKS, who passed
away one year ago today. September
4, 1862.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which we will never parts
Though God has you In His keeping,
We still have you In our hearts.
LOVING WIFE, FLORENCE; DE-
VOTED CHILDREN, BARBARA,
BETTY AND BEVERLY.
DE NEALE. WALTER f. In memory Of
our beloved husband and father, WAL
TER f. DE NEALE, who entered into
rest one year ago today. September
4. 1852
Loved and remembered always.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND chill
DREN.
FLETCHER, ALICE c. In memory Of
our dear mother and sister, MRS.
this life two years ago. September 1.
1861.
God gave US a wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew oldi
God made her smiles as the sunshine,
He made her heart Of pure gold.
SISTERS, DAUGHTER, GRANDCHH-
DDRREEN AND GREAT-GRANDcHn-
KEYS. ELSIE G. In memory Of our be-
faA hanNhNaR nA =
KEYS, who passed away one year ago
today, September 4, 1852.
When we picture happy gatherings
Round the fireside Of long ago.
We think OF fearful partings,
When she left us here below.
MOTHER AND DAD, MIR. AND MRS.
COPELAND; BROTHERS, JAMES AND
VANSANT WILLIS AND MRS. ETA
G.. MELTON
MCLEAN, ALEXANDER. In loving mem.
DRY Of my husband, ALEXANDER Nc
LEAN, who passed away four years
ago today. September 4. 1852.
Every day In some small way
Memories OF you come my wayI
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But memories will never die,
LOVING WIFE, ANNIE MCLEAN.
VAROUTsOs. PALETTE. In loving
memory Of our darling daughter,
PAULETTE VAROUTSOS. on her seven.
teeth birthday, who passed away June
3, 1850.
Beautiful memories are all we have
left
OF our darling daughter well never
forget.
Tears flow as we whisper low,
Our precious Paulette, we miss you 90.
MOMMY AND DADDY.
WILSON, MARGARET W. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. MAR
GARET W. WILSON, who passed away
September q, 1894.
Every mortal loss Is an immortal gain,
The ruins Of time build mansions In
eternity,
LAURA AND MARGARET.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-l Of the original 6.slte
lots, near the mausoleum. Blu. 3.2a25,
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Home, 1855 GeOrgiaave., Silver Spring,
Md, on Wednesday, September 4, at
7:30 pm. Funeral services on Thurs
day, September 5, at 10 am;
MARGARET X. PADEN, W. M.
VIRGINIA KEMP, Secy.
sTATHOPOULOs. THOMAS @. On Tues.
day, September 3, 1858, at Georgetown
University Hospital, THOMAS G..
STATHOPOULOS of 1895 Underwood st.
of Helen Pauter and Gus StathOpOulOs,
grandfather Of Maria, Thomas and Mi
chael Pauter and Michele StathOpOulOS,
brother of Nicholas StathopOulOs, Mari
ago Vayitsa and Angela AntonOpOuoS
Friends may call at the Rinaldi Flu
neral Home, 7400 Georgia ave. NV,
where prayers will be said on Friday,
SIS. Constantine and Helen Greek Or.
thodox Church, Ais 10Th st. NV,
where services will be held at 1870
pm. Interment GlenwoOd Cemetery. S
STEWART, JOHN r. JACK. On Sun.
day. September !, 1858, at his resi-.
dence, ~ o st. NV, JOHN r. (JACK)
STEWART, beloved father Of AlphOnsO
Stewart and uncle of Rosa Lee, Sarah
Wells, Florence Belt, Naomi Lawson,
James Williams, Edward Belt and
Charles Smith. He also is survived by
MIR. Stewart may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 30 II St. ne,
after pm. Thursday. September $.
where services will be held on Fri
day, September 8, at pm. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
THORNTON, LEON v. On Sunday. Al.
gust as, 1858, AIRMAN l/c LEON v.
THORNTON Of 233 Kentucky ave. Sc.
He is survived by his devoted mother,
Mrs. Catherine l.. LyOnsi step
father, Mr.. Andrew L. Lyons; one
brother. Cohen L. Lyons; one uncle MIR
Leonard Thornton; other relatives and
many friends Viewing from pm.
10 10 pm. Wednesday and Thursday.
September 4 and S. Grayeside sery.
ices on Friday, September D, at 1880
am, at Arlington National Cemetery.
Procession will form at 233 Kentucky
ave. sc. at $3.50 am. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Washington Funeral Chapel 4l2
II st. ne.
yANDERBoEGH. EVE II. OF 12ll Al.
pine st., District Heights, Md, on
September I. 1888, wife OF MISergt
Frank A. Vanderboegh, USAF retired),
and aunt OF Mrs. Grace Harlng OF
Reading, Pa. and Mrs. George Bur9ert
bers' Funeral Home. 5l7 nth st. Sc.
on Thursday, September 5, at 1880
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
WASHINGTON, FLORA. On Monday.
September 2. 1858. FLORA WASHING
TON OF 446 o st. NV, devoted mother
of Mrs. Ethel Il, Moore, Charles o.
Washington, Mrs Willena Clarke, Mrs
Lillian Strother and Mrs. Thelma w.
Hunter. Also surviving are SIX grand.
children. four great.grandchildrcn, other
relatives and many friends, Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc.
CURE, Inc,
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LOURENIA. The officers and
members of Columbia Chap
ter, No. IS, o. K. S., arr
hereby notified of the dealt
of our late sister, Past Ma
trOn LOURENIA G.. STAR
KEY. on Monday, September
2. 1853. Eastern Star serv;
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Dfatha

GRIFFIN, SYLVESTER. On Sunday
September l., 1858, at the District
General Hospital, SYLVESTER GRIF
FIN of loll 9TH st. ne. He is sur.
ylved by his mother and stepfather
atives and friends. After pm
Wednesday, September 4, friends may
call at q09 9th st. NV. Services will
be held on Thursday, September S, al
the Southern Baptist Church at ! pm
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery
Arrangements by B. F. Taylor.
HEDGES, NETTIE. On Sunday, Septem
Der ], 1858, NETTIE HEDGES, be
loved wife of the late Samuel n Hedges
and sister of Mrs. Alma Plummer
Mrs. Florance NJ. Barnes and the late
Mary Ellen Birch, Aurelia Carroll
lone Dibbs. Also survived by many
nieces and nephews. Funeral from the
Huntemann Funeral Home, 5732 GeOr
gla ave. NV, on Thursday, September
5, at ] pm. lnterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
HIGGINS, GUSSIE. On Saturday, Au.
gust 81, 1888, at Freedmens Hospital
GUSSIE HIGGINS, loving wife OF
James Wesley Higgins, mother Of
James Wesley Higgins, jr. Many other
relatives and friends also survive. Mrs
dence, 1904 Magnolia lane. Baileys
Cross Roads, Va, from 8 to 10 pm
Wednesday, September 4. Funeral serv,
ices at pm. Thursday, September
S. at the Warner Baptist Church. Bal
leys Cross Roads, Va, the Rev. Mat
thew Pearson officiating. Interment
Calhoun Falls, S, c. Arrangements by
Chinn. S
HILL, SARAH ELIZABETH. On Tuesday
September 3, 1858, at the Methods
Hermitage, 5000 Fairbanks ave., Alex
andria, Va, SARAH ELIZABETH HILL
formerly of ~ North Irving st., Ar
lington, Va, beloved wife Of Paul A
Hill, mother of Gene E. Hill of Fall
Church, Va; sister of Mrs Ruth Nam
of Harrisburg, Pa; grandmother o
Anita Jeanne Hill. Friends may call a
the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 Nortl
Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va, wher,
services will be held on Thursday
September S, at AIS pm. Intermen
Arlington National Cemetery.
HUMPHREYS, M. BLANCHE. On Tues
day, September 3, 1858, at Holy CrOs
Hospital, NJ. BLANCHE HUMPHREYS
of All Deerfield ave, Silver Spring, Md
wife of the late Harrison B. HUMPHREYS
mother of Harrison B. HUMPHREYS
sister of Mrs. Frances Kinsinger, Mrs
Pauline Gwynn, Leo and Raymond Mudd
There also are six grandchildren. Mrs
HUMPHREYS rests at the Warner Z
Humphrey Funeral Home, e434 Georgii
ave-, Silver Spring, Md, where friend
may visit with the family at the flu
neral home on Wednesday between
and and and 10 pm. (parking ia
cilities). Mass will be offered for thu
repose Of her soul on Thursday, Sep
TENDER S, at 10 am, at St. Michael
Catholic Church, s05 Wayne ave-, Silve
Spring, Md. Interment Mount Olive
Cemetery.
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~ HHlEA4NNNl M OTIICtTN NWU
members of St. Michael's
SOdality are to assemble al
the Warner E. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home, s434 Georgia
ave., Silver Spring, Md, on
Wednesday, September 4,
1858, at 8 D-m for racitafior
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ESTHER MARIE. Suddenly
on Monday, September 2, 1858, at Mount
Alto Hospital. ESTHER MARIE GOOD,
MAN, beloved daughter Of Charles and
Matte Goodman. She also Is survived
by two aunts, Mrs. Cora L. Peters and
Mrs. Annie Walker; other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm. Thursday
September S, friends may call al the
Frazier Funeral Home, ]e9 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services Will be held
on Friday. September 8, at am, tho
Rev. James o. McMorris officiating
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
Casket will not be open after services
Family In mourning at 2022 I'd st. NV,
Apt, 20l.
GRAY, RUTH p. On Thursday. August
~, 1853. RUTH =. GRAY Of 1910 Far.
ragut st. NV. beloved wife OF William
II. Gray and mother Of Mrs Nicurtis
Hinton and Mckinley Gray She also
Is survived by five grandchildren, one
son.in.law, Dr. G. d. Hintoni one
daughter.ln.law, Priscilla Gray, other
relatives and many friends. After 5
pm. Wednesday. September 4, friends
may call at the Jarvis Chapel, l412 You
st. NV. Funeral services will be held
on Thursday, September 5, at the TEN.
pie Church Of God. l495 Park I'd. NV.
Bishop Elder Samuel Kelsey officiating
at II am. lnterment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery.
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STARKEY, LOURENIA NJ. (nee Ger
mani. OF 66l2 9TH st. NV. on Sep
TENDER 2, 1858, wife of Berkeley T..
Starkey and sister Of Belle Waters and
Dora Hayes. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1855 Georgia ave-, Sill
yer Spring. Md, on Thursday, Septem-
Der S, at 10 am. Interment Washing
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-04

Ices Will be held al CHAMBERS funers
Home, 1855 GeOrgiaave., Silver Sprint
Md, on Wednesday, September 4, q
1880 pm. Funeral services on Thur
day, September s, at 10 am:
MARGARET X. PADEN, W. M.
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