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Mrs. Curley King, ST., 1910
Twelfth place NV, Mrs. An
drew Tate, 1924 C street NE,
Mrs. John Awkard, ST., 1915
New Hampshire avenue NV,
Mrs. Leroy Davis, 1929 Upshur
street NV, Miss Elois Minor,
1924 c street NV. and Miss
Barbara Minor, 2309 Gales
street Me-; four sons, Arthur
w., 3915 New Hampshire ave-
nue. Me-, Joseph H., $500 East
Capitol street, Cortez s.. 2309
Gales street NE. and Clarzell
o. Minor. 1928 D street Sc.
Mr.. Minor also leaves three
sisters, Mrs. Lucy Dodson, Mrs.
Julia Mills and Mrs. Emily
Smith, all Of the Washington
area; three brothers, william
H. and John Minor, both Of
the District. and Harry Minor
Of Caroline County, Va; 43
grandchildren and 30 great
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the
Mount Moriah Church. Seven
tenth and East Capitol streets
at $3.50 tonight. Services win
be at the church at 1880 pm.
tomorrow. with burial in Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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Mrs. Y.Juggers
Wife Of Retired
DC. Minister

Mrs. Frank Y. Jaggers, II,
wife Of q retired washington
clergyman. died Of a heart at
tack yesterday in Suburban
Hospital.
A native of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Jaggers came to Washington in
1899 when her husband was
appointed pastor of the Ana
costa Methodist Church.
Dr. Jaggers later served as
pastor Of Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church before retir-
ing in 1855. Before coming to
Washington he had served as
pastor Of several Baltimore
churches.
Since her husbands retire
ment. Mrs. Jaggers has lived in
Ocean City, N. j., and Del Ray
Beach, Fla. She was visiting her
son, Or. Frank Y. Jaggers, jr.,
Of 146 Grafton street NV,
when she died.
Besides her husband and son.
she also leaves another son, DR..
Donald B. Jaggers Of Toms
River. N. J.. two daughters. Mrs.
Dorothy Uhlmann Of Allen
town. Pa. and Mrs. Miriam
Furman Of 4412 Norbeck road.
Rockville: q sister, Mrs. Walter
D'Ardenne Of Jenkintown, Pa.
Is grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow at Gawler's Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue and
Harrison street NV. Burial
will be in Parklawn Cemetery.
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Lumu Shurpov,
Soviet Buddhist

MOSCOW. Mar. 10 APP
lama Yeshi Dorji sharapov.
head Of the Buddhists in the
Soviet Union. has died after a
series illness, Tass News Agency
reported last night. He was
rs. sharapov was vice presi-
dent Of the World Brotherhood
Of Buddhists and chairman Of
the Central Ecclesiastical Board
OF Buddhists in the Soviet
Union.
He made frequent trips
abroad including visits to In
dia. Nepal. Cambodia, Ceylon.
Burma and Japan and at
tended world congresses Of
Buddhists.
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Mrs. KoIeIkur,
Attaches Wife

Mrs. Chahdan Kalelkar. wife
Of the Public Relations Attache
of the Indian Embassy, died
this morning at George WASH
ington University Hospital after
q brief illness.
Mrs. Kalelkar Of 3715 VIII
liams lane. Chevy Chase. had
lived in Washington three
years.
Services will be at Z O'Clock
tonight at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mass
achusetts avenue NE.
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Garn nf Thauka

HAWTHORNE, LILLIAN 1. The family
Of the late LILLIAN I. HAWTHORNE
probation for the flowers, cards,
donations, letters, telegrams and
kind deeds received during our re-
cent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
HANNA T. The family OF
the late HANNA II. HU0HEs wishes
70 extend their deepest appreciation
Tor all the flowers, cards, telegrams,
ETC., and many other kind expres-
sions Of sympathy during our recent
bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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1852 when he became Bishop Of
the Washington area.
Visited 1.52s Churches
When Bishop Oman came to
Washington he set himself to
the task Of visiting every Meth
odist preaching charge in his
area. which then covered the
District Of Columbia, part Of
Maryland. all Of Delaware, and
sections Of Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. This meant
trips TO 1898 individual par
sonages and churches, q feat he
accomplished in two years by
driving sometimes to three and
even five places daily.
But perhaps Bishop Oxnam's
greatest local contributions to
Washington came in his spon-
sorship Of Wesley Theological
Seminary and American Uni
versity. In the former case he
was the key figure in bringing
that 90 year : old Methodist
seminary from Westminster,
Md, to its present site at 400
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
where the chapel is named for
him.
He spearheaded the drive at
the Methodist General Confer
ence Of 1852 to raise the sup
port for the American Univer-
sity. The conference voted TO
give $250,000 a year for four
years and has, since 1856, added
to that original 81 million goal.
Started Diplomatic School
Bishop Oman felt that
Protestants should have a school
preparing men for the diplo-
matte service of the United
States and convinced the
Methodist General Conference
of 1856 to authorize the estab-
lishment Of the present School
Of international Service at
American University.
He was the author Of numer-
Gus articles and books. Among
the latter, II Protest." issued
in 1854, which dealt with his
hearing before the House IN
American Activities Committee.
and. "A Testament Of Faith"
In 1858.
Bishop Oman received hon.
orary degrees from many edu-
cational institutions, among
them Yale, Northwestern, Bos-
ton and DePauw Universities.
Urged Spiritual Union
The Bishop, who belonged to-
the worlds largest Protestant
denomination, long urged the
spiritual union Of all Christian
churches. He said, I'VE can no
longer call upon God to bless
us in wasting money and tall
ents in useless duplication, not
to say downright competition"
He said "such inefficiency Is
sinful"
In 1914. Bishop Oman mar
ried Ruth Fisher. In 1860 he
and his wife moved to Scars
dale, N. Y. to be near their
two sons and a daughter. They
are Robert F., president of Pratt
Institute In Brooklyn, Philip,
an insurance broker in Old
Greenwich, Conn. and Mrs.
Ruth Mccormack.
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james Govun, Toronto,
Architect of Hospitals

TORONTO. Mar. IS APP
James 0ovan. 81, Of Toronto.
internationally known hospital
architect. died here today.
He was associated for q time
with Neergard a. White in New
York and was a member Of the
American Hospital Consultants
Association.
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DEATHS
In Mrnturiaiit
Announcement %

DIGGs, JAMES T. In memory Of our
loved one, JAMES T. pTGds. who
died March IS. 1947.
Throushout the years.
Not for today alone,
Your place within our hearts
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
HARRIS, BEATRICE WARRICK. IN
loving memory OF our mother. sister
and wife, MRS. BEATRICE WAR
RICK HARRIS. who departed thla
lie nine years ago, March 10, 1854.
We miss you as the years so By,
AND always want you near.
But memories must satisfy
The longing for YOU here,
YOUR pEVoTEp DAUGHTER,
SHIRLEY H. DANIELS. AND
pkHgLED HUSBAND, TYLER
Somewhere above the troubled world.
Safe beyond an erief and care.
MY sister rests In heavenly peace.
COO grant that some day III meet
To W T L4y5Eo SISTER DOROTHY
HELLMUTH, 1t. GEORGE j. In low
lng memory OF our son and brother.
Ii. GEORGE j. HEILMUTH. who
was killed In action over Abbeville,
france nineteen years ago today.
MoTiiER. FATHER AND SISTER.
HOWARD. ANNIE BEATRICE. In low
ing memory Of our dear Sister.
ANNIE BEATRICE HOWARD, who
passed TO the Great Beyond forty
years aso. March s, 1928.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE
H Hcvs AHp MRS WILLIAM JAMES
MAPsON, LOUISE n. In loving mem-
DRY Of my dear mother, LOUISE n.
MAPSON, who passed away sixteen
years ago today, March IS. 1e47.
Gone are the steps loved 40 dear.
Silent the voice ! loved TO hear,
Too Tar away for sight or speech,
But not 700 Tar Tor thouehts 10
YoyE EovINo pAyqHTER. ROSA
M0cKABEE.- GERTRUDE. In IoVInS
mTeemm9ry q our dear mother, GER
LhuDE MOCkABkk. who passed
Ma W. 'T XII iSanse years ago today.
You slipped away so peacefully.
You did not say good-by;
God took you home 10 Heaven
10 i've with him on high.
TURNER, MRS. PEARL TAYLon
M0NAHAN. EDNA q. In loving mem
Org OF my beloved wife. EDNA a
MoNAHAN, who passed away four
0EON1E n. MONAHAN.
EE hsncry o a ~ A. \; IN ICvIaT
uARNETT l. REAMY, who passed
ssHsy Two years aso. March 10.
When satherins a bouquet Of flowers,
We always reached for the best.
The sweetest and BRIGHTEST,
THOSE which outshine the rest.
80 did God IN infinite wisdom
when Ne called you home above,
ne chose the truest and finest
one We 80 dearly loved
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
IzkBErH, BETTY AND GAR.
NETT.
WINGFfKLD, LORENZO b. In Iovln@
memory q our father, LORENZO 3.
MalnrHFiIElLDi who departed on
God save Us a wonderful father,
" ges one who never grew old,
God made his smiles as the Hunahina.
He made his heart Of pure goid.
cA uy,sav,2, AND REGINALD L.
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Bishop Oman persistently
fought for what he felt to be
the truth. Probably his most
difficult and famous ordeal was
his bout with the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activi-
ties in 1858. Accused Of Com
munist connections. he acquit-
ted himself and in the process
left his indelible stamp Of dis
approval on the methods Of the
House committee.
Garfield Bromley OMAN
his fun name-was born at So
nora, Calf. August IA, 1891.
He took his bachelor of arts
degree at the University Of
Southern California and his
bachelor Of sacred theology de-
gree at Boston University.
In college he played football
and tennis and won q Phi Beta
Kappa Key. Graduate work
followed at Boston University,
Harvard and the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology. Later
he studied In Japan, China,
India and England.
Ordained In 1916
He was ordained into the
Methodist ministry in 1915.
During his pastorste Of the
Church. OF All Nations at Los
Angeles. 1927, he also served
for several years as professor
OF social ethics at the Univer-
stty Of Southern California.
From 1927 TO 1928 he was pro-
fessor of. practical theology in
Boston University's school Of
theology. Then he became
president Of DePauw University
for eight years.
From 1886 to 1899, DR..
Oman was Bishop of the
Omaha area and for the next
five years In the Boston area.
He then went 10 New York until
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorillm

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
$40 oi SSssS q ave NsI sT nee. "a h sSt
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6. Bromley Oxnom, II,
Methodist Bishop, Dies

Bishop q. Bromley OMAN.
II. long the Methodist bishop
for the Washington area before
he retired In 1860, died last
night at the Burke Rehabilita-
ton Foundation In White
Plains. N. Y. Death followed
complications from surgery last
December. spokesman for the
Methodist church said.
The dynamic bishop possessed
many talents and gave them
free play In his own energetic
way. Successfully preacher.
teacher and college president,
he became in 1895 Methodism's
youngest bishop, at A.
He served as head Of the
Federal Council Of Churches Of
Christ in America and later as
one Of the six presidents of the
World Council of Churches.
But his renown came as
much from his penchant for
speaking his mind about the
most controversial problems, as
from his high church offices.
Suffering Is at the heart
Of religion" he once said. "As
one faces life as II is and stands
for the Christian ideal he is
bound to face what Jesus
faced"
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CEMETERY LOIS CD, with bronze
RSas nsS SSSsf ps Gii.'iS ssas ssiiccaG
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DrathH

ABB0TT, AGNES WELLINGTON. On
Monday, March 4 i, 1868. al George
Ms,NSnhlas @Isy7-T 9niysTsity bHcSpital
a ArIlnstcn, yn: sur yiys By thee
Of Arlington, Va; Mrs. Agnes Kirby
Of Charlottesville, Va; Mrs, Jean
Gray OF Nokesyille, Va; four sis-
ters. Mrs. Sadie Taylor and Mrs.
Amy Matera Of Roanoke, Va Mrs.
and Mrs. hez Hamond 81 Avondsie'
"a. She also g survived BY five
grandchildren Funeral services win
Be held at the Oakley Funeral Home,
ROANOKE, Va, at 1 pm. Thursday.
n Mareh -. Interment Evergreen
BELKNAP. CLARENCE A. On Tues
day, March, ~, 1898. at Suburban
81 iioe Edd EsvsiSsA court O. SALe eS.Sy
Chase, Nd husband Of the late
Josephine Cochrane Belknap and
father Of Miss Marion A. Belknap.
Friends may call at 0awler's Chapel,
Wisconsin WISE ave ave. a. Harrison g, NV
parking on preniisesla where serv-
ices viii be held on Friday, March
tfSS;,t!M B B;p' Intermsns Grand
BRANCH, THOMAS. On Sunday
March 10. 1903, THOMAS BRANCH,
beloved husband Of Betty Branch
Of 1885 Dix st. ne, brother-in law
&arDp pei R Rsnss. s rlSssnc e, 7s and
yvsd sna h sSR Of iris sIsE s :qT.
Ices a. the Universal Funeral Home,
SIG g. me-, on Thursday, March
$500 ~ pm; s intermsnt Harmony
BRUCE, LENA O. on Monday. March
IL 1907 At 81. Petersbure, Fla,
MRS. LENA e. BRUCE, former resi-
33 years In Loans Currency Divi-
sion. Treasury Department, and
member Of Episcopal Church, WASH
her HUSBAND. Tracy Bruce; mother
Il drasy T., X ,rii H. and Richard, z.
Waahinstqn, p. c. Also SURVIVING
Va; two sisters, Mrs. Preston g.
Sssen hc o. 81; n Pesers6urg PA. and
March il. from Beach m emorissI
Chapel ct. Petersburs Beach. PA.
BUCHANAN, AARON. On Pr,dav.
March 8. 1858, AARON SucHANSAAN
81 23ll Hartford st. SCI, beloved
husband Of Mary e. Buchanan, stem
lasnsr o. Irene Eldridge, devoted
EIehaSnsasgy' I'm ~ ~. WiIiie and Derry
two aunts. Lucy Brown and fannie
PIince; 4 niece, Annette Bloomfield:
otner relatives and friends, After 4
pm. WEDNESDAY, March rs, friendI
ss ay s s1, a I ETTs5isrs Funeral Home.
services viii Be held nh TSur Mds5.
March ~. at I pm. Interment LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery. IS
BURKE, GRACE. On SATURDAY.. March
"a, 1909 GRACE BURKE Of 1928
ToTnsy Daisy walls Hns deO II i heste1
and Alfred Burke. She also Il
survived By. twelve grandchildren,
tnree great-grandehildren, other
reeves a and host Of friends.
friends are invited to cali ' al n:
JARVIS Chapel, 1882 You st. NV,
Mnere funeral services viii Sc held
2n Ihursday, March Il. at / pm.
tt sTs. Lincoln Memorial Gene "a
CAMPBELL, CT M. on Monday.
March II, 1868. at Suburban Hos.
gitai: CY "a. CAMPBELL Of 10
Campbell. father Of Robert cyrii'
y; Synthia, Deborah and Kelvin
campbell. Ranney and Lisbeth Dia-
none. Friends are invited to cal
Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockviiie. MS
where services win Be held on
lnursday, March IL, At III am
tnterment Parklawn Cemetery. IN
heu o. flowers contributions mas
es MADE to the Rockville Civilian
OAMrSEAL' CT n; On. Monday
hsss ssss, II Ma 'S S:iu Z p: 3
W $ $;$ i e:.!IE. . s. Is 5:
VV maina resting at the Colo,
NAL Funeral Home Of ROB
ert A. Pupmhrey. 800 West Mont
from the funeral home on T6ursdSs
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JUDGE, JOSEPH I, suddenly, on

Monday. Mareh w, 1858. JOSEPH
NV. beloved husband Of Alma A.
Judge, father Of Miss Anita Judge,
judge Of New York City. He also
Is survived By nine grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren, Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Md. serv-
the Shrine Of the Most Blessed sac
rament, 600l Western ave. NV.
where requiem mass will be Of
fered at $3.50 am. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery. 10
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March II, 1868. ne IN Be.
Columbia TYPO graphical
Union, No. 101, and the
Campbell Printing CO. Re-
mains resting at the Colo
NAL Puneral Hnme 81 Rnh.
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1852 when he became Bishop Of
the Washington area.
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ROBINSON, JOHN A. OF 14Oo l9t

q NV, on sunday, March 10.
son. iSths au q Mrs. rSs con nGD,e.
Blount, corinthla and Donald Rob-
tnson. Three brothers, one sister
and three grandchildren also SUR
yive.. Services at Chambers Pa
neral Home: 1900 Chaplin st; NV.
Interment Arlington National Gem
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aAlukH =. ALIlE q, on Tuesday
pltlf. AIicE q ykddERs q ocean 9a
CITY " T., beloved wife Of the
o. Mrs. Lee r. Yuhimann. Dr.. Franf
n. Jaggers, IT,: Mrs. II. Bdgar Fur-
man and DR.. Donald b, Jaggers;
sister of Mrs walter H. D'Ardenne.
friends may can ct 0aWler's
chapel. Wisconsin ave. At Harrison
March 10, where services will BE-
held on Thursday, March IA, at /
pm. 1nterment Parklawn Gene
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March IL, 1898, henry a. PLUM,
beloved husband q, Violet Kibble
Hilda ]. Harrison. Calvin K, VIII
Ian Ian a; anS Wendell l. Plu1nIse;EE
dren, his sisters. brothers, other
relatives and many friends Notice
Qt funeral later. Arrangements BY
Mcclure, Inc. IA
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March ii. 1893. at tS he M S1fissi
MsLor Nursing Home. ELIZABETH
LoNoo. wife Of the late Joseph
Lenso, mother Of Louis P. Rose. sr.
She also Is survived By three sis
ters. one brother, two grandchildren
may call at the 8. n. Hines CO.
Funeral Home. .290I Fourteenth It.
sacrifice Of the mass viii be offered
az 81; Jerome's Catholic Church,
e20b Forty-third ave- Hyattsville,
No on Thursday. March IL, 81
Informant Rock CT csrnsisrr' u N
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ROBE, HAZEL. on Wednesday. March
pital Center. HAZEL ROBE q 5is5
18th st, nv, Apt, %. devoted
sister Of Elenore Marshall, Mrs.
Bertha Lewis, Garland and Lorenzo
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements By
re John IN, r az Rshines GO. Funeral
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MsTsS il. Ai iSss. Esf n RHp IfPs..
COME o. sl3 Allison st, NV,
mother of Lillian Campbell and
sister Of Bessie Allen Of Philadel-
Gala. Va. Also SURVIVING are 4
son-in-law. william Campbell; other
relatives and many friends. Notice
o. funeral later. Arrangementi
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Oldest Inhabitants, Inc,
are hereby notified Of
MINOR. f7ib FIRST 81.
NV. Funeral services on
Thursday. March IL,
1893. at 1880 pm, at
Moriah Church. Seven
East Capitol SITS,
MCKINNEY, President.
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TsRAEL. MAD, EaEDERIcK. UsMo

sRssIissI. u On nE onSsyl H.rc Ssn n,
HosPssi HA J.I TRRbE 5sHsE H fssEsn'
ysM 6 lhes ss1oI..o Of 1 1892 Pat.er.Un
Mrs. james II. Holden Of ossinins
y. IL Henry Israel. Hastings or
81 ID Hines CO. Funeral Home POP Soi
ourteenth 81. NV. on Thursday
Msaten L. a. 10 am. parking "a.
tional Cemetery. ii
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sHEER, Wax .. suddsnly. on Tues

day, March ~, 1858, MAX b,
SHEER OF 33l Congressional lane,
bethesda. Nd, beloved husband Of
Mrs.. Shirley Kats q fI Bsthsada ns MAJ r.
Mrs. Bessie Witkin OF Morristown'
N. j., and DR.: Leon sheer Of Balti-
four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Kaskin.
snsIss;no n snS Tsylo a.n n n.ss.,Lou LOUIS
fon aH0 I sn1 an ". o ana .hrS q
brothers. Harry sheer. David sheer
Of Silver Spring, Nd, and Henry
Sheer Of North Miami. Fla. Funeral
services Hs me Bernard pannansky
cent?. on f6ursdsy. March IL. D' a
noon. lnterment Adas Israel
Ewing drive. Bethesda. Nd. Il
T I.ssssy: March isS| &: iSSss: q her
a VIE q I blTId sI s5moS sS SslV .,sa
q survived By her mother, Mrs.
Kate Sherry, and q sister, Mrs.
Manuel weipbers Of Frederick. Ma,
and q brother. Capt. sidney 81.
sherry, VaN tTetiredl, Of Los Altos
ths bernard psn ana sTv 4 sons Lsns' yS 3.
neral Home. 1901 l4th ~. NV,
parking facilities adiacentl. until
~ noon Thursday, March ia. Fu-
neral services at the Wnahington
Hebrew .Congregation. MassachuSetts
ave. and Maeomb 81. NV, on Thurs
day. March IL. AZ $3.50 pm. in-
tefment washington Hebrew conere-
CATION Cemetery. ~
sTILLMAN, HELM n. on Monday.
o s1sR rl.RRsp /. srItqliE252Sss' V S.a
loved daughter OF the late 0eoree
81 Mrs.. osriruds BLACK 81 Albany Many
M ~ and oeorge B. slillman 81
WILMINGTON. 2, 60 aunt of Mrs.
Conn John 3. Black Of Liberty.
~ r. and James 4. Black Of Al
s sss n. n vI s,,nssnsdi my call JoI 4.
Tuesday and wednesday. March IL
:sIHs:s..ss' ~ scai xR.AS %s': SSila B:
Thursday, March IA, a. 10 am.
lnterment oakwood Cemetery, Troy,
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k owaAb 3 a MS wsREsEh. sss ss'fisas.
NELLIE v. on sunday.
MMfsTFsdAArLo o q, ie esb ,s MbsLL II NJ.
ments By povie q, Brooks and OTIS
?. Allen Funeral Home.
MOORE. ARTHUR. on Monday, March
III, 1888, ARTHUR MOORE OF
w wa c sS Ma aSr sr0ies 5,S q E sCI
the Hunt Funeral Home. Waldorf,
Md on THURSDAY, March ~, Al
SAB am. Services at 81. rnul'a
Chapel AZ 0 am, Interment church
cemetery, Prayers "wednesday eve.
ming AZ 8 pm.
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MINOka DEACON ALFRED ROBERT.
on Sunday, March 10, 1868, Al
Ereedmsn's Hospital, DRAGON AL
n.y.. beloved husband Of Mrs. Bea-
trice A. Minor and devoted father
o. Mrs, Edith King. Mrs. Bernice
Tate, Mrs. Louise Awkard, Mrs..
AUDREY Davis, Elols. Barbara, Ar
thur. Joseph. Cortes and ClarTell
Miner a;i..a: Also surylvins are three
children, other Telatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday,
NAT! March III EemainS NIL IIe ~
Church. nth and East Capitol sts,,
until funeral time, Thursday. March
~ 1850 pm, the Rev. n. b,
Lincoln MsmorisI 1csme.eapsys. sfm AZ.
ranesments, By the John 7. Rhines
70. Funeral Home. The family OF
the late Deacon Minor will receive
friends and hear their public exc
presslons ~ sympathy and eondol-
ences 1t the Mount Morlah Baptlst
Church. nth and East Capitol sta !,
2n "wednesday, March ~. from $50
70 $50 pm. Is
ANgUpn - ua-a- = a. =
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fHiNsSS' SoH SaTSS HALL s y 1925 USE /
Of Marshall and Mary Johnson.
sister Of Jennifer Thornton, sarah
baggott, Oliver and Andrew john
also survive. After Z pm wedness
day, March IS. friends may can at
franer's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
island ave. NV. where services will
Pc held on Thursday, March Ia, AZ
mortal Cemetery, "A
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aay' March Io' Y 1888 a Inc ~ M ssR.
LuMBIA HAYDEN OF MechanIcs.
vile. Nd, beloved mother Of John
son W HAYDEN and sister Of Mrs.
Mrs. +. Arlene Wilkerson and Harry
II. Canter. Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home. Waldorf. Nd, On
Thursday. March "a, at 10:IB am,
Services at Trinity Episcopal Church,
Newport. Nd, at II am. Intermeni
day afternoon At ( o'ciock. ia
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Tuesday, March ~, 1853, At Res
NOR sanitariym, HELEN OVERTON
WALKER Of 1919 Harrison st. NV,
wife. OF the late Lord Harry I.
walker. Friends may call at oaW-
Harrison st. NV, after 10 noon
Thursday, March Il parking on
premises). Services will be held
on Friday, March Is. at IL am,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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'1 Hs5sS j.. .P isss yEpkSSp v H' sSH:
loved wife Of RAYMOND W. SAM
sassnne and Mrs. Anna V. Hunter,
sister Of William X. Mangum, Mrs.
Theole 2; Hendricks and Mrs; Lillian
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1891 Good Hope I'd, sc. parking
facilitiesl, on Thursday, March IA,
~ III an. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Visiting hours until Q
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sRssIFsdl. on Monda 7S March VI III
1868, I'd Arlington Hospital. MAJ
HERMAN y HEooEN, UsA ire
ursol. Of 1901 North Jefferson st.,
AAI athEgtc We. beloved husband q
anne Heggen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n X, and brother OF Theodore 81
Heggen Of New Rochelle, N. Y,
friends may call at the Murphy
FUNERAL Home, 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington. Va, where there will be 1
recitation Of the rosary at $3.50 pm,
THURSDAY, March IA. Requiem mass
March is, at ST. AIMS Church
Arlington, Va. Interment Arlington
Natlopal Cemetery, with full mill.