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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

BROWN, HARRY A. Officers and
- members OF Morning Star
81 ! +: !: i:
9th st. NV, on Wednesday,
September rs, 1853, at 9 pm. Fu-
neral on Thursday, September rs. at
70 am. from St. Joseph's Catholic
Church.
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Tennesseuns Join Leaders
In Final Tribute to Kefuuyer

JACKSONVILLE, Tenn, Aug
10 (AP).-The people who first
sent him to Congress from the
mountains Of East Tennessee
Is years ago join the Nations
leaders today in a final tribute
to Senator Estes Kefauver.
A casket bearing the body OF
the tall, gangling Tennessean,
whose coonskin cap and hand
shake were known nationwide,
arrived in Knoxville this morn
ing by a military plane from
Washington.
A black hearSe brought the
body to jacksonville, 40 miles
southwest of Knoxville. Inter-
mittent rain fell in the Madi-
sonville area but no immediate
changes were made in the
planned outdoor services.
Adlai E. Stevenson, United
States Ambassador to the
United Nations, who headed the
Democratic ticket when Sena-
tor Kefauver ran for Vice Presi-
cent in 1866, and Vice Presi-
dent Johnson were among the
notables coming here for the
funeral Of Senator Kefauver
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Telstur Regions
Voice, In Puzzles

NEW YORK, Aug. IS (AP)
Scientists are at a loss to ex.
plain why the Telstar-2 satel.
lite has suddenly started op.
Grating again after nearly {
m onth-long communication
blackout.
A spokesman for the Ameri.
can Telephone g. Telegraph Co
said a routine command SEN
to Telstar yesterday drew {
routine response on the satel'
lite's 622nd orbit.
1t was launched May 7 but
went silent July 16 and engi.
neers are much puzzled about
that as they are about its re.
sumption of duties.
The satellite responded yes.
terday to a command sigma
from the Ben Telephon,
Laboratories ground station a
Andover. Me. The station ther
gave Telstar q television picture
and sound--the strains of thu
Star Spangled Banner-to relay
back to earth on its next orbit
The spokesman said reception
was good.
On the next orbit, is minute.
Of technical tests supplemented
the pictorial-sound test, anc
Telstar responded perfectly. the
spokesman said.
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Mrs. Lotimer, 50.
Of Manassas

Mrs. A. w. Latimer, SO, long
time employee Of Julius Gar
finckel and Company, died
Sunday at Albemarle Hospital,
Elizabeth City, N. C.
A native Of Mississippi, Mrs.
Latimer retired to Manassas,
Va, several years ago after
working for the Garfinckel
company for IS years. She for
merly resided in Green Acres,
Md.
She leaves two sons, DR..
Robert A. w. Latimer. and Ed
ward P. Latimer, and four
grandchildren, all of Manassas.
Requiem mass was to be Of
fered at All Saints Catholic
Church, Manassas, this morn
ing. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery here.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Prince William County Hos
pital.
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Mrs. Woodward,
Retired Teacher

Mrs. Edna Hazard Woodward
n, Of 1870 Upton street NV.
a District school teacher for "a
years, died Sunday after a long
illness.
Mrs. Woodward, a native OF
Council Bluffs, Iowa. came here
in 1904 and graduated from
the school that is now the Dis
trict Of Columbia Teachers Col
lege. In 1920 she married
Francis A. Woodward, first
principal Of Gordon Junior
High School. He died in 1854
Mrs. Woodward retired the
same year from the Ben w
Murch School, where she haC
taught kindergarten.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs
Helen Woodward Wade, Of Mil.
waukee, Wis, and a son, Mark
D. Woodward, Of Luray, Va.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow at Gawler's Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue anC
Harrison street NV. Burial
will be private.
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r. A. Duffy, so,
Federal Employee

Funeral services will be held
Thursday morning for Francis
A. Duffy, SO. Arlington drafts
man, who died Saturday of an
apparent heart attack while
accompanying a Sea Scout
cruise on the Chesapeake Bay.
Mr.. Duffy's funeral will be
held at Memorial Baptist
Church, 3455 North Glebe road,
Arlington, at II am. Burial will
be in Memorial Cemetery in
Arlington.
A native of Pawtucket, r. l.,
Mr.. Duffy was employed by the
Bureau Of Standards. He had
spent most his life as a civil
servant, working also with
Social Security and the Navy
Department.
Survivors include his wife,
Virginia, at their home at 1850
Thirty-fourth street North, Ar
lington; and two sisters, Mrs.
Raymond w. Riedel, of Hous-
ton, Tex, and Mrs. Roy F.
Pickle, of Key West, Fla.
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Robert Hufford,
OfOId Vaudeville

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 10
(AP).-Robert Patton Hufford,
II. who started in show busi-
ness when he was 10 and be-
came a slack wire artist known
as "Levolo" on vaudeville's
Keith circuit, died yesterday in
a Roanoke hospital.
Mr.. Hufford ran away from
home when he was 10 and
Joined a stock company at the
old Opera House at Abingdon,
Va, for 81 a week and room
and board. Years later, while
appearing at the Palace Thea
ter in New York, he was earn
ing $1,000 a week.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Villa
Rieman Hufford, who once
teamed with her husband in
his act.
Mr.. Hufford was a cousin OF
Robert Porterfield, director of
Abingdon's Barter Theater.
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who died Saturday of a hear
attack.
Also in the congressiona
delegation flying to Knoxvill
were Senate Majority Leade
Mike Mansfield of Montana
Republican Minority Leade
Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois
81 other Senators and Ten
nessee's remaining members o
Congress.
(The Senate formally ex-
pressed its profound sorrow
and deep regret" yesterday
over the death of Senator
Kefauver and quickly adj
journed as a mark Of re-
spect to his memory.
Majority Leader Mans
field announced a memorial
service will be held later,
when Mrs. Kefauver and
their children may be pres
ent to hear Senate members
speak at length. Then, by
voice, the Senaet adopted q
resolution expressing pro-
found sorrow and deep re-
gret.)
The body of Senator Ke,
fauver will lie in state al
the First Baptist Church il
this town of 1900 which lie
in the foothills of the Grea
Smoky Mountains. Services vii
be on the front porch of thu
Kefauver home to allow NOR
people to attend.
Offices were closed at tn
'statehouse in Nashville, wher
Senator Kefauver began his DO
litical career as State commits
Sioner of finance and taxation
in 1899.
Gov. Frank Clement, his pc
litical rival who will name {
successor to serve until tn
1864 general election, headet
the delegation Of State politi
cal leaders.
A simple service was planned
with the Rev. billiard Mynat
and the Rev. c. Mccoy Frank
lin officiating.
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she held a press conference
saying she would do all she
could to forget she had ever
been the wife Of Mr.. Kresge.
I'm intend" she told the
press. ito devote all my energy
to the study of music" But ir
Paris she met the prince.
Kept Royal Name
In their brief marriage, she
cultivated a love for her royaI
name, and it was never
changed again-not even after
the prince published a notice
in the Paris Herald that "tht
former Mrs. S. s. Kresge ha;
No legal right to use my
name hereafter"
At her death, she listed her
self in the telephone directory
at Morristown, where she hat
a mansion. as Princess Farid.
es-Sultaneh.
Several years ago she sale
she was trying to sell that II.
room mansion. Some day,
she had said, II will find 9
small place where I can live
as an aging woman should
with my memories"
The mansion was offered fol-
sale for 100000. A prospective
buyer offered her $4,000. In.
stead Of dickering, she closed
off negotiations and remained
in the house with her $4,000
worth Of Jewels and hel
memories.
The princess had no chill.
dren, and leaves no close
relatives.
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Forid-cs-S uItoneh Dies;
Princess by Marriage

Princess Farid es Sultaneh,
a Pittsburgh police captains
daughter whose three marri-
ages took her UP through the
ranks Of the wealthy and into
royalty, died Of leukemia yes
terday at a Morristown IN. j.
hospital. She was IA.
The princess was the former
Doris Mercer. Her first mar
rage, to Percival Harden,
magazine publisher, ended in
divorce in 1919.
Later she married Sebastian
s. Kresge, the i'm m e nsely
wealthy founder of the s. s.
Kresge chain stores. They were
divorced in 1928.
She married Prince Farid
Khan Sadry, a first cousin Of
the Shah Of Iran, in 1888 and
divorced him two years later.
In Broadway Show
AS a young woman she ap-
peared on Broadway in the
show 1.-THE Earl and the Girl"
but she said what she really
wanted was to be an opera
singer.
Mr.. Kresge, she said, had
expressed an interest in financ-
ing voice lessons for her when
they married in 1924, but in
her divorce action she called
him q stingy man. Her voice
was not cultivated during the
marriage.
Setting sail for Europe then
with q 50 million settlement
from the chain-store magnate,
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Oscar Pearson, 81,
Steel Executive

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug
10 (AP).-Oscar Pearson, 81,
executive vice president Of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron divi-
sion Of United States Steel
died yesterday in a Birming-
ham hospital.
Born on a farm near Cot
tondale, Ala, he Joined TCl
in 1928 as a sampler and chem
list. He worked his way UP
and was named executive vice
president Of TCI in 1860.
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Joseph Giurdini

NEW YORK, Aug. Is (AP)
Joseph Giardini, political
editor of the Long Island Star
Journal and the Long Island
Press. died yesterday of q
heart attack in Naples, Italy.
The 42-year-old newsman was
on a. European vacation with
his wife and two Of their three
children.
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DR.. M. c. MiIIender

ASHEvILLE, N. c., Aug. 10
R-Dr. Marion c. Millen-
der, 104, known for several
years as one of the Nations
Oldest practicing physicians,
died yesterday. DR.. Millender,
who practiced in Asheville
until he was in his COS, was
born in Johnston County. N. C.
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BERLIN.-West Berlin still
has 500 water pumps designed
in the 10th century for water
ing horses. Nowadays Berliners
drive UP and wash their cars
at the neatly painted pumps.
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often q card Of fhGnks
in The Stor meets q need
which con hardly be solved in
any other woY. Not only is
II q gracious expression. Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent fIoFol tributes but also
eovteovsIy acknowledges the
services and kindnssses' Of
the. mony TO whom q personal
note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose nomss ond
addresses are not known.
insertion Of q card Of Thanks
may be anangsd by telephone
to The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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I'm MRnturiaitt

1n MRttturtattt
BRECKENRIDGE, THOMAS WILLIAM
AND WILLIAM THOMAS. In Low:
ing memory Of our dear son and
brother. THOMAS WILLIAM BREcK-
ENRIDGE. who departed this this ne
1862, and our husband and father,
WILLIAM THOMAS BRECKEN-
RIDGE. who left US seventeen years
ago, May 10. 1916.
Our hearts still ache with sadness
AS days and months go by;
AS long as We have life,
i0u VIII HpsEESVtofEfb FAMILY.
BROWN, EsTELLE B. In loving menu
DRY Of our dear mother, ESTELLE
sN sssrs a S6' Seissa HS Sas np IS
1914. -.
We do not need q special day
To bring you to our minds,
For days We do, not think OF you +
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. Au-
DREY. LOUIS AND EDNA.
my mother, LOUISE GUNNELL, who
departed this life fifteen years ago
today. August IS. 1913. .~l
Though the years so swiftly BY
Their speed have not decreased;
The memory Of my mother.
HER DAUoHTER, ETHEL.
KEETS, LUMINA NUNLEY. A tribute
TO the blessed memoIy. Of our Dc.
kEETs, who left fifteen years ago,
August IS. 1913.
Your memory is our most precious
SAMUEL H. AND NUNLEY p.
~
pas dear aGoR noths a iG GUc T RHSPy
FER who NAME Siff A1 ANS LINER Ia lR4s'
SALISBURY, FRANK M. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and
father faith a,.d FRANK Any! NJ sA ms who
today. AuSust Is. 1899.
Every day brings back sweet
Every memory q tear.
Deep within our hearts
We cherish thoughts OF one We
loved so dear,
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
TIPPFTT, MELVIN L. In memory OF
MELVIN l.. TIPpETT.
There Is wife who misses you
And iinds the time long since yoa
And thinks Of you daily and hourly
But tries to be brave and content
But the tears that shed In silence.
And ! breathe sikh OF regret,
For you were mine. and l remember,
Though all the world forget =
YOUR WIFE. MARY; SISTERS.
MAMIE, NAOMI. DELLA AND
LILLE.
VESSELS. MUsCoE CHAsTINE, In
loving memory OF my husband.
brother and uncle, MUSCOE CHAs-
TINE VESSELS, who passed sud-
denly one year ago August 10, 1902.
You slipped so quietly away,
Perhaps twas for the best.
We pray that God may give YOU
Sweet dreams and QUIET rest IA Z
RUTH p. VESSELS, sEREBA
BRINsON, MABEL ". HAWKINS,
ADA v. vENNY. LAWSON AND
HARRlsoN vEssELLs. -
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crematoriunn

Crematorium ~
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass Ave. II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
740O GEORGIA AVE, NV. RA. 3-7efi
2 Blks. North OF walter Reed hospital
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ALDER, LEE " On sunday. AUGUST
Fessenden q. NV. brother Of the
uncle Of Mrs. Jessie " Miller OF
" HesI.S HI E EsyPsnss AIssT
Of Maple View. N. X, and Howard
Alder Of Syeracuse, N, Y, Friends
are invited 70 call al the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
a. Pumphrsy, Bethesda. Nd, whore
August IA, al pm, Intermenk
Union Cemetery, Lovettsville. Va.
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DRatha

TYLER, FANNIE Z. on Friday, August
o. 1858, FANNIE E. TYLER Of l51
l. st. Sc, beloved aunt OF Mrs. Edna
Edwards. John and George ]. Monta-
que and Frank Coleman; great-aunt
survived by other. relatives and
host Of friends. After 5 pm. Tues;
day. August 10. friends are invited
e call At the Jaryis rs, ch ape ~ l4 ny
fered at st. Vincent De Paul Catholic
Church, South Capitol and M sts.,
on Wednesday, August IA, at 10
am. Interment Mount OliYet Cemes
S:45 pm. Tuesday, August 10. Ii
WARDER, GLADYS NJ. In Mary WASH
Ington Hospital, Fredericksburg. Va,
on August IL, 1893 GLADYS M
WARDER. Of Colonial Beach, Va. be-
loved wife Of Charles H. Warder'
mother mother Of 1 George E., oG Charles l H.
crime Z. Bissell and Gladys M. Green.
Prayer service will be held at 1880
am. Wednesday, at the Nash a.
Slaw Funeral Home, Colonial Beach;
Wednesday at 2 PM. at the Fort
Myer Chapel, Arlington National
Cemetery, and burial will follow in
Arlington National Cemetery; Friends
q Slaw. Funeral Home, Colonial
Beach. Va.
WATSON, MARGARET c. ALDRIDGE.
Of 47Os 6Sth place, oWocdlaSsn:
Of James G. Xldridsei, sister Of Mrs.
Milton MeGritiin and Ernest Goe1-
Aldridge. Prayers at Chambers Fu-
Riverdale. Md, on Thursday. Au-
s qft t5 N n SaS cs Gem ra'ernfn'
wENZEL. ALFRED F. On Friday. Au-
sHis E 5SSS W ~ r. Rs''f foP%sr1
Arlington. va. beloved husband Of
Helen B. Wenzel. father of Mrs.
Charlotte l.. Craun Of Arlington, Va;
dale. Md, He also is survived By
five grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Arlington Funeral Home. SgOl
North Fairfax DR.. Arlington. va.
where services will be held on
Wednesday. august IA. at 2 pm.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
WILLIAMSON, MARGARET (AdAGGIE).
On Saturday. August 10, 1868. MAR
GARET (MAGGIE) WILLIAMSON OF
1923 Verbena st, NV, foster mother
of Mrs. Margret Elizabeth Brooks,
Also surviving are six nieces, eight
nephews. other relatives and many
iTisR,d5Iss are I invited g cal al y as Us
st. NV. Funeral Wednesday, August
a., at the Second Baptist Church,
S16 Sd st. NV, at IL am. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WILLIAMSON, MARGARET. Officers
N.-Au and members Of Columbis
]; g. !; D s.
mil
"a held at 7:30. pm. Tuesday.
August IS, 1868, at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
ELSIE L. CAMBRIDGE,
DAUGHTER Ruler.
BLoNGE W. HAWKINS. Fin. secy.
WITHERsPOoN. EUGENE ]. on Tues
day, August 10, 1868. at Mount Alto
Hospital, EUGENE j. ,WTTHER-
SPOON Of 759 Quebec place n.w.'
Spoon and father Of Mahion, Shirley
Ann Witherspoon and Mrs. Lille
B. Curry. Also surviving are two
sisters. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John q.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
Woodward, EDNA II. On sunday.
| August IL, 1868, EDNA H. WOOD
WARD Of 1920 Upton st. NV, wife
Of the late Frank A. woodward.
Milwaukee. wis, and Mark D. Wood:
| ward Of Luray, Va. Friends may call
at GaWler's Chapel. Wis. ave. at
| Harrison st. NV. (parking on prem
ises), where services viii be held
on Wednesday, August IA, at 10
am. Interment private. Please omit
flowers. IL
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN. Double lot. Will sacri.
flee. Call e40-B362. after Q pm.
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Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
Universal
Funeral Home

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bismark, Gary 516 n st. NE.
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SNYDER. MARGARET ANN. on satur

day, August 10, 1863, at Anne
ANN ASHPd sN fSgR'S Il s Md MAR MAhe k6aE
ingham, Arlington, Va. beloved
" steven e S WAYNE e. Aan Reed 0t and
Rebecca Ann Snyder; daughter OF
Mrs. Helen D. Dressler Of Christians
burg. Va, and sister OF Douglas
Leroy Dressler Of Roanoke. Va;
Miss Ruth Evelyn pTessler Of Chris
May of Mclean, Va. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Wednesday. August IA, at Las pm.
terry,
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SNHDkh, HEhMAN. "a Sqnuay, a.
gust II; 1858; HERMAN E.sLAIS g ssN Yy6ih
ington, D. c., beloved husband o
Doris M. Snyder and devoted fathet
OF DR., Bertram C.. Snyder Of Fall
Church. Va. He also is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Fannie Hochberl
children. Services at the c. d
Goldberg q Son Funeral Home, 421'
9th st. NV, on Tuesday. Angus
Is. at 2 pm. Interment King DaviC
Memorial Garden. In mourning a
1907 General Duff drive. Fall
Church, Va. Family suggests II
lieu OF flowers contributions b
made TO the Cancer Aid Group
p. o. Box 1899. Silver Spring, Nd
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STAFFORD. RUBY wINFoRD. De

parted this life Thursday. August 8.
1868 She leaves to mourn their loss
q devoted husband. Woodrow Stat
ford; one daughter, Gladys Jen-
two sisters, Einore Carpenter and
Fannie Lewis and a host Of other
relatives and many friends. From
to 10 pm, Tuesday, August 10,
friends may call at the Hoffman
Funeral Home, 300 9th ST. NV.
at IL noon, from the above chapel.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements by Edmonson
Funeral Service. 10
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SMITH, MAUDE CHAPMAN.

tuesday. August IL. 1868, at The
Washington Hospital Center. MAUDE
CHAPMAN SMITH Of oil o st.
NV. beloved mother Of Evelyn
Brent. She also leaves to mourn
her passing sister, Marie Pierce;
a granddaughter, Vernice Matthews;
two great-grandchildren nieces,
nephews, a devoted friend, Edward
Terry; other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John T.
18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
later.
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III 1853 y LOUISE i ?. lower N As'G q 6o I
Wilton WIZ 3, r q. T in,s avI No peOysS
mother Of Alvin C. Loewer. IT., Of
Bethesda, Nd; sister Of Edward H
Seibert Of Baltimore, Nd. Services a
the Nativity Church, York anc
Cedarcroft rds.. Baltimore. Md, or
Wednesday, August IA, at 1896
Washington, D. c. Friends may cal
at the Henry W. jenkins g. Sons
Co.. 1905 York. I'd. Baltimore, Nd.
on Monday. z to 0 pm, and Tues.
day, TO B and TO 8 pm. 10
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N. E. sPARRoUoH. Secretary.

An August g. 1898. WALTER j. MAR MAR.
TIN, Friends may call at the w
H. Bacon Funeral Home, 1922 9TH
st. NV, after 3 pm. Tuesday
August IL, orsveside services a!
the United States Cemetery, Alexan-
dria, Va.
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WENzEL, ALFRED r. On Friday. Al

WILLIAMSON, MARGARET. Officers
Sn and members Of Columbia
HN E. Of W., are hereby noti-
III fled of the death of Daugh-
NV ter MARGARET WILLIAM
SON. Elk services will be
IA held at 1880 pm. Tuesday.
August IS, 1853 at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1870 9th 81. NV.
ELSIE L. CAMBRIDGE,
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LEWIS. LINDsEY on Tbursday. A

s Spst s. L hSSs ct I EEssans 81 I HPS
Jasper st, Sc. beloved husband o
Mrs. Louise Lewis. He also leave
to mourn their loss three cousin
and other relatives and friends
After. pm. Tuesday, August 10
friends may call at the Morris A
Garter 4 Co. Funeral Home. 30'
day, August IA, at l pm, at thu
Mount Gilead Baptist Church, 1872;
18th st. NV, the Rev. W. L
Turley officiating. Interment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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LEWIS, LNDsEY. A snecial commu

LEWIS, LINDSEY. A special commu-
~ nication of Hiram Lodge.
IN No. 4, F. A. A. NJ, is
IN called for IL am. wednes-
M mo day, August IA, 1868. at
NOLX the Masonic Temple, 1000
w You st. NV, for the pur-
" pose Of conducting the
Masonic funeral services for our late
brother. LINDSEY LEWIS. at Mount
Gilead Baptist Church, 1925 18th
st. NV. AZ I Pm. ,,,-ra ~ =,
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TAYLOR, GENEVA &c. O.. on Sat.

urday, August 10. 1868. GENEVA
20. o. TAYLOR. mother Of Mrs
Elizabeth, Shores and grandmother
Of Mr.. Elmore N, Watson, the Rev
/. Harrison Also surviving are lin,
great-grandehildren, four great.
Observation-Disclosures other relatives
and many friends. After pm
until 10 pm. Tuesday, August ~
Mrs. Taylor will lie in state Al
Anger pi. sc. Funeral services or
Wednesday August ~, at pm.
at the above-named church, the Rev
6, w, Ward officiating. tntermenl
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar.
rangemenA By the Robert q. Mason
services on Wednesday. August 10
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liz r. ID. Members Of Mo.
ton Picture Machine
n Operators, Local 224, are
" hereby notified tina
- Bro Their MacDONELI
= died on Monday, Au-
, gust 12, 1868. Funerai
from the W. w. Cham
'uneral Home, 517 18th st
! Thursday, August is, al
n. Interment Wilmington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
THEODORE A. BELL. secy.

G. IinNiDsEY Of 1888 IsSerWo S
81. ne, beloved husband Of Jessie
Mae Lindsey, father Of Catherine
Pendervies, stepfather Of Matte
Dolores Coins and brother of Ruth
smarth, Annie Mae Cunningham,
Elizabeth Wilson, Frank. John and
James Lindsey. He also is sur
vived by four grandchildren, other
relatives and a host Of friends.
After. pm. Tuesday, August 10,
friends friend are are inVitfe So 70 cal at the
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday. August IA, at 2 pm.
Interment Harmony Memorial Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

ALLAN, JOSEPH ". Members Of the
.Mo Retired Firemen's Assoc
ESsfSA citation are notified Of the
RYHHN passing Of our late brother,
tN11&iAEM JOSEPH w. ALLAN, on
(yk19ZW Sunday, August IL. 1868.
NysstsSJ Remains resting at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th. St.
and Mass, ave. me-. where services
will be held on Wednesday, August
IA, at I pm. Interment Cedar
WERsTER FRYE President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
SIMMONS. SAMUEL. On Friday, Au

gust D., 1863. al District General
315 G st. ne, Apt. log. devoted
husband Of Mrs. Viola Simmons
Also surviving are one daughter,
one son, one sister. one brother,
other relatives and many friends.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30l5
18th st. ne. (ample parking facil-
ities). where friends may call after
4 pm. Tuesday. August 10. Funeral
services will be held at 1 pm.
inthian Baptist Church. 500 Eye St.
NV, the Rev Pervis Mckinney Of
Floating. Interment Woodlawn Gem
etery ID