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In 1916. Mr.. Bose moved his
home restaurant TO its present
location on the same lot as his
home on Addison road.
The restaurant, which serves
on a reservations-only basis has
been a favorite of embassy and
Government officials and tour
ing theater performers.
Mr.. Bose leaves his wife.
Marie Bose OF the home ad-
dress; five sons, Albert Bose,
jr., Of Levittown, N. j., Ernest
Bose. of 37l4 Eighty-third ave-
nue.. Forrestville; Raymond
Bose. Of 1903 Buttermere lane.
Bethesda. Md; Joseph and Ed
mund Bose, both OF New York;
- grandchildren, and a great
grandchild.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth and MaSsachu-
sets avenue N. E. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Guy Moffett, Ex-Choirmon
Of Labor Practices Agency

Guy Moffett, 80, a personnel
consultant under President
Roosevelt, and chairman Of the
Fair Employment Board during
the Truman administration
died yesterday after a heart
attack at his apartment at
High View Towers, 2700 Wis
consin avenue NV.
Mr.. Moffett, a veteran of the
Spanish American War and
Philippines instruction, was a
native of Freemanburg, w. Va.
Reared in Kansas. he came
here to start his Government
career in 1907.
Two years after his arrival,
Mr. Moffett joined the Civil
Service Commission as a clerk
In 1924 he became the Com
missions representative on the
Federal Classification Board,
which was set up to analyze
Government jobs and equalize
pay scales.
In 1929 he left the csc to
join the Spellman Fund, set up
under the Rockefeller Founda-
ton to further public admins
tration. During his work there
he helped organize the Council
Of State Governments.
Mr. Moffett left the fund in
l94l, intending to retire. How
ever, he was appointed by Pres
ident Roosevelt to serve as a
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consultant in the office of Per-
sonnet Management. He stayed
in that post until 1914. when he
retired and went to his farm in
Leesburg, Va.
But two years later, Mr.. Moi
felt again was summoned TO
Washington to help organize
the World Bank, In charge OF
personnel problems.
In l948 President Truman
appointed Mr.. Moffett as chair
man of the Fair Employment
Board. He resigned a year later
TO travel.
Besides his wife he leaves a
brother, otto, and a sister, Mrs,
Belle Warren, both of Denver
Colo.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. Tuesday at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Georgetown Foreign Service
School.
He worked in private business
here between 1919 and 1925
when he turned to Govern
ment work.
Born in Indiana
Besides his wife, Marjorie, OF
the home address, Mr.. Miller
leaves two sons: F. Brett OF
1881 Tilden street NV, who is
stationed here with the Agency
for international Development;
and ]. Donald, stationed in
Leopoldville. Congo, with the
United States Information
Service. He also leaves his
mother, Mrs. Frank A. Miller,
Of Lakeland, Fla.
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Raymond c. Miller, 81,
Ex-Foreign Service Official

Raymond Clendenin Miller,
81, inspector general of the
Foreign Service for six years,
died yesterday in San Antonio.
Texas, where he lived since re-
firing in 1860.
Mr.. Miller's Job as chief in
spector of American diplomatic
posts throughout the world was
the last of a varied Govern
ment career.
He began his service in 1925
when he Joined the Commerce
Department as assistant COM
mercial attache in Paris, and
later became commercial at
tache in Brussels.
Served in Agriculture
In 1888 he left commerce to
serve as chief OF the foreign
trade section Of the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Administra-
ton. A year later he became an
AAA adviser.
Mr.. Miller next was named
director of import-export rela-
tons in the Office Of Special
Adviser to the President on
Foreign Trade and later, chief
of the European division Of the
Export-Import Bank of WASH
ington. He also served as an
assistant to the Secretary of
Commerce.
Mr.. Miller Joined the State
Departments Foreign Inspec-
ton Corps in 1853 and was
named its inspector a year
later.
Born in Vincennes, Ind, he
earned his bachelors degree
at the University of Indiana
and his masters from the
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Dratha

THRIFT. MAURICE TYLER. on Fri
home, LsoSsrdtOw1, Ma MAUR1cs
TYLER THRIFT beloved husband
e r,t Anita G. Thrift s snd father n,n,S o.
Tyler Unfit and stepfsthsr Of Mrs.
Norris. Also surviving are IS grand.
CHILDREN, Friends may call At the
town, W., WSsr. s PRAYERS bS Sili 8:
said on Sunday, February IL, az
pm. Services will be held Monday.
Peoruary ~ az II am, at 81.
R hsnt st. MSiiio oSsa 6 caSEsa I4i
TILLMAN, HENRY JAMES. Suddenly.
HENRY JAMES e' TiLEMAN Of iSS q
Florida ave NV. brother Of Mrs
Forest and Mrs. Lora Williams. He
MMSo e sITviysd BY his guardian,
tiyes and a host OF friends. After
noon Sunday, February II,
friends are invited 70 cali At he
Jarvis Jarvis CHAPEL, l432 You st. nv,
on Monday. February. rs, at / pm
interment Arlington National Gem
WALKER, MARJORITR B, On Friday
te6rusTy 3, 1888, at her residence,
1919 Neyten st; NV. MARJoRfTE
o a.. Nv " b 6ssstS Also SURVIVING
Charles H. sraaton S one s aas H 81.
erother, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at ths
JJonn Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
i2Vi5 18th St. ne. Notice OF funeral
wANRB sRroN SUSAN STONE. On
SSl Gaas calf r sHsIAN i sT I9s} RAE.
Washinston, D. C., wife Of the late
Rupert Warburton She Is SUR
mVed oy 4 son. pone:d Warburton
Blanche G Stone o 81 MISa,ssi,sotssrr. Ms Ms
and q brother Joseph Stone OF Roa.
hoke' Va Funeral services were
NEG IN Ia JollA, Calf, and graves
s sac seIyiees were held In Middle
Town. Nd on Friday February is.
WAY, Ida A. On Friday. February IA
wv a. suburban Hospital Ida *
area wSy aa @G'nS 81 Il Mr.. RUIZ SI.b M;
ME,h9slen; Mrs. Lester Bowen, Mrs
IiIe WINS Drew and Wexford
pemrsssya ana M Ma'' @sy s sad wIliA An
VAT TaTnsT a. 2 Pumphrsy Funeral Home.
No. wnere services will BE- held IN
kphqay. February IS, At n n
parking factlitiesl Interuent
burtonsVille Cemetery. Friends NAV
VISIT ~ the funeral home After
pm. Saturday.
wIDMAYER. CATHERINE L. On ~,
ERNIE L wiDMAYTER i Of ssaSS HxI rs-
%" ave NV. sister Of Mrs. Rose
H A. SooN S NIn of Evelyn l. and
Lemons, Miss Helen A. Widmaysf
shd Sharles Z. Widmayer. Services
the H. Hines Co. Funeral
MonSe, 2pHi 18th 81. NV. on
SM parPine; t seSTgsry Is AZ ON.
pect Hill Cemetery.
WINSTON. THOMAS JOSEPH. 81, On
TFoaAs JOSEPH ssSsSPHfry wrNis1foN.l 1898 z,
OF $500 Terrace I'd. Sc. father o.
Thomas j Winston, n hTothe,
OF Mrs. Thomas Collins and aranS..
father Of Elizabeth Anne and Lau-
rance Edward Winston. Mr. Winston
rests at the Warner T. PumnbTsX
Funeral Home. S434 GeorEia ave
Silver Spring, Nd. where friends
may visit after 7:3O pm. sat,,Is
day parking facilities). Mass VIII
Do offered for the repose Of HI
sooul on Monday February ia a.
Catholic Church. ss.74S eGGn niS.4is;st1,
blvd. east, Silver Spring. Nd In.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. II
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Mary McGroorty,
Ex-Teucher Here

Miss Mary Evangeline Nc
Groarty, long a resident Of
Falls Church and for many
years an English teacher in the
District public schools, was
buried yesterday in lakewood
Cemetery.
Born at Georgetown, Ohio
Miss McGroarty. who died
Wednesday at the age of 10
leaves a sister-in-law, Mrs
Edna Mentzer, of Leesburg, and
a great nephew, Walter L. Phil
lips, jr., Of Falls Church.
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H. W. TroeIsch,
Bridge Builder

NEPTUNE. N. j., Feb. 16
(AP) Henry w. Troelsch, q
bridge engineer, died yesterday
at Fitkin Memorial Hospital
after a brief illness.
Mr., Troelsch lived in Bridge
water, Conn. A civil engineer
he retired from the American
Bridge Co. In 1854.
He was structural engineer in
charge of construction at the
He'll Gate, Kill van Kull, Tap
pan Zee and Lake Champlain
bridges in New York State and
the Oakland Bay bridge in San
Francisco.
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Mrs. Harold Walker,
Society Figure, Dies

WAo' A4dlO4u WdlkeE, pTOull-
nent Washington socialite and
owner OF historic Webley, in
Talbot County on Maryland's
Eastern Shore, died today in
Eudowood tuberculosis SAM
tarium at Towson, Md. She
was 81.
Washington society knew
Mrs. Walker as an amusing.
opinionated woman with a
droll tongue and a talent for
giving unusual parties.
In Talbot County, an his
torically Democratic section,
Mrs. Walker was a member of
the Republican Party. In the
1854 primary she faced Rep
resentative Edward T. Miller
for the LIST district nomination,
unsuccesSfully.
Mrs. Walker, to the chagrin
Of residents from New York
and Washington, attracted to
the area for its pastoral charms,
campaigned for industrializa-
ton to bring needed Jobs to
support the community.
She accused some fellow res
idents of trying to freeze a
whole area down and make it
a rich mans paradise. 4. with
no thought of the poor people
who have to make a living
here"
Concerned With Delinquency
Daughter of the co-founder
OF the National Parent Teacher
Association, Mrs. Alice McLel-
Ian Birney, Mrs. Walker was
deeply concerned with the
problems of juvenile delin-
quency.
She was born in Marietta,
Ga, two months after the
death of her father, Alonzo j.
White. Her unusual first name,
Alonsita, is the Spanish femi-
nine diminutive of Alonzo. Her
mother later married Theodore
Weld Birney and the family
moved to Z East Kirke street,
one Of the first houses in the
then-new Chevy Chase section.
After Mr.. Birney's death a
few years later, Mrs. Birney
plunged more deeply than ever
into work she had started with
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, mother of
the founder Of the publishing
chain.
While the two organized the
National PTA, Alonsita was
educated in a variety of
schools as she went around the
country with her mother.
Lived in Mexico City
After a Washington debut
she went to visit Mexico with
friends where she met young
American, Harold Walker, an
attorney representing Ameri-
can oil interest there. They
were married in Washington
several months later and lived
for many years in Mexico City.
Before her daughter Evelyn's
birth, she went to Georgia "be-
cause I thought it would be a
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pm. today at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NE. with
burial In Congressional Gene
terry.
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Darn nf Thanka

BROWN, HATTIE. We wish to ex-
press our sincere gratitude to all
who helped by sympathy, kindness
and flowers 10 tighten our grief
during our recent Bereavement.
LYDIA PUcKETT AND FAMILY.
sPINKs, FRED. The wife Of the late
FRED SPINKS wishes to express
sincere gratitude to the many
friends for their thoughtfulness and
many kind expressions OF sympathy
extended TO her during her bereave-
ment. CLAIRE SPINKS. II
WARDEN, JOHN T. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to the
John T, Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
the pastor. officers and members
OF the Metropolitan Wesley A. NJ. E.
Zion Church. pallbearers and friends
for the use OF cars. floral tributes
and other expressions OF sympathy
during our bereavement.
THE FAMILY. II
WILSON, DOROTHY v. b. The fam
lily Of the late DOROTHY v. b.
WILSON wishes to express sincere
gratitude to the many lovely friends
for the thoughtfulness and many
kind expressions OF sympathy ex-
tended US during our bereavement.
HUSBAND, EARL WILSON. AND
MOTHER, DELLA B. GREEN. II
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boy and wanted him to be
born in the United States SC
that he could be President"
The Walkers came to Wash
ington to live just before World
War I and. in 1927. bought
Webley. Mr.. Walker died in
1888 and Mrs. Walker threw
herself into politics for the
first time. being defeated by
only IS votes for the Maryland
Legislature.
Before entering the Eudo-
wood Sanitarium, Mrs. Walker
was living at 2129 Florida ave-
nue. NV. Residents of the
neighborhood fondly tell of
her enthusiasm for driving her
automobile around town under
an international drivers per-
nit.
Awed Policeman
One day during rush hour q
policeman repeatedly found hel
driving the wrong way on a
one-way street. Blowing his
whistle and making angry
signals, he stopped her car ano
started to give her a driving
lesson. Then realizing who she
was, the policeman went back
to his. post in the middle OF
Florida avenue and directed al
other traffic back the other
way.
Mrs. Walkers daughter. Mrs
Lawrence Wood Robert, jr., is
a former society columnist fol
the old Times Herald. Mr.. Rob-
ert is former treasurer of the
Democratic National Commit
tee. They live at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Mrs. Walkers son Aldace
and his wife live at 1915 F
street NV. She also leaves two
granddaughters, Mrs. Clifford
Jones, jr., Of California and
Mrs. Suzanne Walker King of
this city.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Washington Home for Incur
ables.
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CEMETERY LOTS

hAISOLEUM IN living cross, Natl
Memorial Para Will sac for auicE
sale time payments can be ARRANGED
OWNER IA 10000
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CLMETIRY
- lots beautiful location M new
chapel CT B.jfp9 after s 80 D m
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoritlm

OTeIIldlOTlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
9Th A. and Mass Ave Lf $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7A0O GEORGIA AVE NV
RA gan
2 Blka North OF walter Reed Hospital
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February 49,, 1868, at her resi-.
S'n shAb fa x!o Beloved 81 ~. q NX Nj
lam n, Shaddix. A. and mother
OF william N shAddix. IT. Friends
may call at the Simmons Bros Fu-
neral Home, 1881 Good Hope I'd
sc. parking fAcilitiesj, after 4
pm, Saturday. February III Fu,
neral services on Monday. February
a. 10 am. Tnterment Arlington
national Cemetery Visiting hours
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"GUhoE v. The Officers and
AZ IL sistsnts and e oiisst wO *.
az ET ers Union. No. az. are ad !.
~ Brother ROE Z,
ynsrv LU I6sg On s Thurscsy' pep,
H ne. CO. F Sas S aoms e ias , K
81. nv. on Monday, February III.
az ~ an, Interment Cedar Hi
LYNCH. MILDRED A. On wsdn,,d.v
FebIuAry 10, 1883, a. her residence,
1907 Rittenhouse 81 NV, MILDRED
4 LYNCH, daughter OF the late
MlllaId y ana Mary A. Lynch. sis
yer o. Laura " Lynch and Mrs, Alice
The 5 II Hines Co Funsfal ~ Home ~
2pOl 18Th 81. NV. parking faeiii-
ties Prayers from the above HI.
neral nome on Monday, February
SIT ~ At e;lS an thence Q the
ment Catholic Church. Western ave.
holy sacrifice Of the mass w"' uln Be
offered a. o am for the repose
9lonshis ~ cs SOU. intsrmsnt congIes-
MARKowITZ, DAVID A. on February
lJ, 1888, DAVID 4. .MARkoWlTZ,
beloved husband Of Lillian MaTkO-
wilz OF 1915 KAlorama I'd, nv,
wgashii snrs % :. aev0,sd brother
y c. Morris MarkowltE. Ashland.
Ky, Mrs william Goodman oil bai.
timore, ana the late Harry and Isaac
MarkQNitE, MIS-, Rosa CHAMELEON
Mrs Kate Weinberg and, Mrs. Pearl
bros BIOS" Home rs'' SOTO R sG I,tisslon I'd
Bait more, Nd, on SUNDAY, peb.
gggary ~ at / pm. Please omit
wcCRACkEN, RODNEY WEBSTER on
f Eifhssa'Ak Hospital. RobsEY' o%sEss..
JTER MeCRAcKEN Of SOC South
Spring st. Pals Church, Va son
q .t T.S.'i srot 3 '9 y t PS5 B Ne
cfaefsn Friends may ssil al
Peaftons Funeral Homo, az North
Wilmington a.. Pals Church, Va
Funeral services a. LsWinsyillf Pres.
byteriAn Church Levinsyiile Va on
inisfmsnt hflinston Rstionai Gene.
terry IN lieu Of Hover, eontfibu.
tlOnA may BE- made 10 Rodney W
Mscyr ,'.i;i,a Memorial Fund. ear. Of
MERCER. ROSA on THURSDAY Esb.
tuAry ~ 1885 hrs ROsA MFR.
CIR Of ais i8ti ~ n.Va mother
o. Mrs Frances Y Quinn, mother.
ln-lAv Of Mr. Harry A QUINN.
she also IA sprvi % by three grahd.
Misses KAY. and sinda Quinn, many
nlecrs nephevF and friends After
y iu m saturday, February lB.
friends may call a. the Henry W
JONES Funeral Home, ii6 MaaaA.
,i ng',s,,1, ave 49, spsaasial .sfy.
AFY ~ at . pm ~ The Btulah
BAptist Church. PILGRIM Rest Va
the Rev J r Brown ofiiciatlnE
intefment church cemetery, 10
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sEL u AUGUSTUS RIGGS. suddenly.

on Thursdsy, February sinSasqSsnl y
suburban Hospital AUousTffis
kloOs sELBY Of Germantown, IA
beloved husband OF Lucy w seibv
ather Of Mrs. Betty s. HersperSer'
g. Landon Selby grandfather Of
brother OF Mrs. Camilla HonE,n.
MISS Nancy Selby. Friends are In.
Ylted 70 call at the Colonial Fu.
neral Home of Robert A Pumphrey
rockville. Nd. Services MONDAY
NoiLudry At 10 an. at the
terment Mount View csmsts,y
Sykesville Nd
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TI0M,rSoN MARGARET ". MIAMI.

DIAM, on Friday February II
nbl a Leland Memorial Hospitai
MARGARET NJ THOMPSON oh Jfi I
iyndale pl SO beloved mother Oi
mother Of Dean Gore Friends NAV
GAL At Tie Lee Funeral Home an
A. and Mass ave ne where 1ffy.
Ices vii 10 held 90 Monday PEP.
flafy lsi a. / ON tntefmsnt uniul
Cemetery Alexandria Va n
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DfathR

ROY STUART. Suddenly
on Wednesday, February II, 1881
at his rssidsnGe 1920 Locust I'd
hE nv.d ROY h STUART FARRALL, be,
Farrall He is survived by a neph.
ew,. Warren Farrall OF Paoli, Pa
and several other nieees, nephews
and cousins. Friends may call Al
the s. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home
29Ol l4th st. NV, parking facili.
tieS, Services from the Church oil
ST. NV, on Monday. February rs
81 lO;l5 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. II
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SA rnDSI tAUEA W. OF Erlday. Feb.

sANDOE' LAURA W. On Friday. Feb
tss5y ID i2sa' AZ wayeTiy SAM
N washington, ., e., mother o2f'
sis,,r anH Dayld L sandoe, 81:
She also Is survived By five CIand.
SSndioren and ~ great-srandchil-
y Hines Co. Funeral Home. sg6I
ss sIn 81 nv CpSTkipg facilitiesi
Church, Sd and A sts M
Monday. February ia. at ii am
interment MifflintoWn, Pa The
iamilv suggests that expressions Of
ssssmpathy may be made in the
ington Cathedral Building E,ind
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sULIIVAN lMMA oAnnNtv

Friday February rs 1905. Al her
feldsnes 500 Cathedral ave nv
I'm NJ GARDNER SULLIVAN
mother Of MARI Carmel sGiiivsD
Memorial services Wlll be held al
~ Margarets Episcopal Church.
Connecticut ave. and bancroft place
nW on Tuesday, February ~. 81
Plsa. emit noH .stsIn'hI oIlvaI'
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LUSBY, GEORGE z. on Thursday
AHs ospI.aaTy akEoRAeGSS2' q PT,9sy1iasne,
3ls Rhode island ave. me- he.
loved husband OF Ada q Lusby ane
cousin Of Mrs, jeanette Harries
MIS- Eva Mcdonald and Mrs. Ale,
0brlen. Services at the a N
Hines Co Funeral Home. 29Oi i4tf
Al 10 am. parking facilitiesl IL,
erment Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
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HULLkH' sADIE. IN loving memory
Of our dear mother. SADIE HOi,.
LEY, who passed away one year
ago today February 10. 1852
When q mother breathes her last
farewell
The stroke means more than WoFda
can tell.
The world seems quite a different
place
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Hans Ms MA 4 IT, Any \, On Friday, FEB;

February rs, 1863, ALLEN O.
HEADLEY Of King George County,
va" beloved husband OF Catherine
Heedley, father OF Mrs. j p.
and Richard A, Headiey: brother Of
MIS-; Pauline Kent and Preston and
Cliiton Headley Funeral services
VIII be held on Sunday, February
az pm at the Shiloh Baptist
Enuren. King George County, Va
mains resting at the Nash a Siaw
Funeral Home, King George Coun-
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sHEPHERD, MAE HARRIET.


safRiIPTnl EET o2l5tGsY w T.i St.ETc ,ai :
beloved husband Of Effle C. Shipisy
stepiAther Of Melvin N Wllkefso1
Friends may call at NalieyE III.
neral Home, $500 Rhode Island ave
Y Eastern ave ne whore services
az ] pm, Relatives and iTisnds In.
yited Intsrment Mountain View
Cemetefy, Howard County, Nd
visiting hours 2 10 4 pm. and
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gOhductIhg MASONIC services for oui
Iste brother ROY 8. FARRALL
SoLoN PECK, Master. II
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February is, 'I 1853. q A. 9 Holv Friday tdo,y
Hospital. JOHN KFiJFRMkVN.s
brother Of Mrs. Gertrude Is G nS,
and Mrs. Robert L. McKeeyer M
heIlerman rests at the Warner
humphrey Funeral Home, S43i
where friends may VIII tth ga. NC
Pm SUNDAY parking facilities
Mass VIII be offered for the repose
81 MS soul on Tuesday. February
~; M g:3O am. at st. Johns
Sntholie Church. I02Ol Georsis ave
IohbeI. SSpIing. Nd InteTment At
'o'n cemetery Forest Glen, Nd
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kLUG. MRS. MARY v. In loving
memory Of our dear aunt. MRS.
MARY v KLUO. who pasGed away
thlrtesn years ago today. February
Memory is a great thing no one
can erase
osAcE' EDDIE, RUTH AND cHEs-
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YOUR DEVOTED cHfiILiIDllRREN
WILLIAM A. In low
WILLIAM n a JfTsYrPRtso9Sqr ia tSth Ss
parted this life tWenty-tvo years
ago today February 10. 1871.
Our father. who inspired and loved
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JOHNSON, WILLIAM A.. ST.. In
ana father. WILLIAM a. JoHNscN
ST. who departed this life on sun.
DAY morning. February rs. 1898.
A. long as life and memory lasts,
We viii remember thee.
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February IS. 1893, 'c CAROLINE ~ iNEha' y
MURRAY (nee FilliusJ, the beloved
%He suS OF Lee Murray and mother
Carole Fastnaught. Leo b. and
Seorge r, Evans, and sister OF Mrs
Rose Kelley and John FilliuS. She
also Is survived by four great
grandchildren. Funeral services al
ne Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
faeilitieO. on Monday, February ia
~ ] pm. Interment Cedar Hi
cemetery Visiting hours until Q
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LAWkENCE, THOMAS .. on Fri.
nay msn, FssSTagaaaITy is; is6$. Al Pred ED.
LxWREN seeiEP'' 81 sM7iHs G thomas Y, =
He is survived By his LOVING VIE
Mrs Effie l., Lawrence: one broth.
eT, MI John II Lawrence. several
nleees and nephews. other relatives
ana many friends. Remains rest
ihn at ne John 7. Rhines Co.
Notice Of funeral later. " Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16

MAE L. On FRIDAY Feb.
ruary is, 1858, MAE L. HAMMEiT.
beloved sister Of Thomas j. Ham
NETT and Mary Ridgell. She also is
survived by 10 nieees and nephews'
FRIENDS may call at the Robert
4; Mattingly Funeral Home, 1871
after q pm. Saturday, until Tues
DAY, February 10, at $40 am.
REQUIEM mass at st. Joseph's Church
AZ am, Relatives and friends
invited. Interment st. Johns Gem
eterV' Forest Glen, Nd Rosary
Monday at pm. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16

LORD. RALPH v. In loving mem
Org Of our dear husband and father,
RALPH p LORD, who passed away
1853 -
May his soul rest In peace.
THE FAMILY
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February. is. 1883. JOHN AUSTIN sri
MMXRPHH q 6el3 Dartmouth ave.
Of Ethel Gibney Murphy and father
81 Albert Gibney Murphy OF Hart
lord Conn.,. and John Austin Muir
phy' jrn OF Columbus, Ohio. He
also Us survived by two sisters.
mrs Thomas J Dodd OF stonlngton,
opoh b. and Mrs. John p. Farley
grandchildren Mr. Murphy rests
a. GaSch's Funeral Home 473a BAL
tmore ave, Hyattsville, Nd, Notice
of funeral later 0''N'
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day, FEBRUARY i5' Ias3, az ks
District General Hospital Lillian
n 5IahboUR REED Of i227 slmms
Rsed hisI loving wife Of Charles
Hsrold Curry; an adopted sister
EIsa English Of New York civ
snd other relatives and msny
hI lenos, Notice Of funeral later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16

Saturday,. February 10. ' iSssi JANET
n Ndn ROTH Of 1910 colesviiie I'd
F Fonor' No husband Of Nettie Ii.
gran, James Roth and norofSv
1Iinn. Notice Of services later
ARRANGEMENTS By the Takoma m.