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Smyrna times., 1963-07-04

yomgster, a powerful candidate
for 1868 Juvenile honors, may be
ready TO add TO his reputation
in the Dover.
Among the mamred stakes
stars eligible for the Sussex are
the imported aces Pollingfold
and Vimy Ridge from the barn
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Pow
er; George D. Widener's Endy-
mion, Mrs. Henry Obre's Hun
ter's Rock, Mrs. Q. A. Shaw
McKean's Polylad, Mrs. Ste
phen C. Clark, Jr.'s Shield
Bearer, Milton Ritzenberg's
Wise Ship and others which may
include either the Axe End or
Tutankhamen from the Green
tree Stable.
Shield Bearer has a parti-
cular fondness for Delaware
Parks grass strip, as heprov-
ed In the Brandywine Turf Hand
leap when he SET new course
record. In that Memorial Day
headliner, the 8-year-old
gelding blazed l l/l6-miles
In l:4l 2/5. However, his task
in the longer Sussex couldprove
considerably tougher.
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04
Al Livestock
Judging Tour

An all day Ali Livestock
Judging Tour to give club mem
bers a chance to train before
state finals during the State
Fair later this month Will be
held July 18th, starting at 10
am. on farms near Lewes, Del.
The All members will judge
TWO classes of sheep and TWO Of
beef cattle at the Bay Manor
farm near Lewes in the morn
ing. In the afternoon. they will
Judge breeding gilt and barrow
swine classes at the Francis
Hazard farm near Lewes.
Thirty All members carry
ing the livestock project are ex-
pected to join the training ses-
sion.
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04
$40 Kent
Farmers Take
Part Tn ACP

A total of $40 Kent county
farmers volunteered so far to
become partners with Uncle
Sam this year In conservation
work on their farms, accord
ing to Lister v. Hall, Jr. of
the Kent Agricultural Stabili-
zation and Conservation office
In Dover.
"That's the number of farms
that are taking part In the
Agricultural Conservation Pro-
gram (ACP)," he said. Some
farmers will carry out several.
Preliminary reports on the
1868 ACP show that the far
mers in this county will re-
ceive $23,I34.52 In federal
cost-shares for conservation
work on the farm. Much of this
money has already been used to
establish conservation pracd-
ces on the farm.
The ASC county committee
issued 313 purchase orders tot
aling $50, ,690.9S. "These pay
ments are made to vendors =
folks who sell fertilizer and
lime, or contractors who sell
services like bulldozing, land
leveling, earth moving, and
ditching. So, this money direct
ly boosts our local economy, +"
Mr.. Hall said.
The government share is only
part of the total cost. The far
mer also stands at least half
OF the cost, putting up cash,
labor, materials or equipment.
'Next time you're out for a
drive" MIR. Hall suggested,
"look around at some of the
fine conservation work being
done In our county. You're a
partner in these projects. You
benefit from additional income
in the county and from the as
surance that our county re-
sources of soil, water, wood
lands and wildlife are being
cared for and improved which
means plenty of good nutritious
food and warm clothing are 60
ing to be available for us all. I"
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04

life of Interiors; Fish and Wild
life Service pointed out that
approximately 5-l/2 miles of
beach is needed for the pro-
lection of the Refuge against
storm tides, but that the 4 miles
of what is known as Slaughter
Beach, Primehook Beach and
Broadkill Beach will definitely
remain In private ownership.
In explaining the Department
of the Interiors plans for the
preservation of the Primehook
marshes, Gottschalk said, 'the
severe storms of the recent
years have shown that this bar
rier beach can be preached so
as to flood the marshes with
salt water. If left unprotected,
these invasionS of salt water
would damage the dikes and
ruin the appointments of fresh
water which are so necessary
for waterfowl management.
Therefore, we plan to stabilize
and maintain these barrier
beaches at their optimum height
as a protection against storm
tideS."
GAS an important by-product
of this procedure, these beaches
will be open to public use",
Gottschalk pointed out. "Those
who enjoy surf bathing, surf
fishing, picnicking and nature
study will find valuable recre-
ational opportunity at Prime
hook".
"Our experience at Parker
River Refuge In Massachu-
setts", he said, ''where six
miles ofbeachi is sometimes US
ed by as many as $500 people
in a day, leads us to predict
a high public use of Prime
hooks beaches. With the ever
increasing shrinkage of public
access to our East Coast beach
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04

Over so Delaware All MEM
bers carrying the dairy project
in club work are expected 70
participate in the All Dairy
Judging Tour on July II.
The tour, starting at 9:SO
am. at the Bailey Thomas farm
near Camden. will serve as an
elimination so that counties who
desire can narrow down their
Judging teams to eight mem
bers. State contest will be held
during the State Fair later this
month.
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04
All Dairy Judging Tour July Il

Participants viii judge eight
classes of dairy cattle and win
give oral reasons for placings
for TWO classes.
On the Thomas farm, theywill
Judge jerseys. Other farms with
breeds to be judged include:
AYRSHIRE on the Rodney Caulk
farm near Wyoming; holstein on
the Woodrow Haas farm near
Wyoming; and guernsey on the
Robert Sammons farm near
Harrington.
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04
Slaughter's, ,Broadkill, Not Affected By
Primehook Wildlife REFUGEE PROJECT
SUSSEX COUNTY. od AWARE

Some four miles of beach
being developed privately for
summer cottage sites are not
included in the Department of
the Interiors plans for pre-
serving the barrier beaches on
the bay side of the new Prime
hook National Wildlife Refuge.
In releasing this statement
John S. Gottschalk, Director OF
the Northeast Region. Bureau
of Sport Fisheries and Wild
Smyrna times., 1963-07-04
psN 40 w=DIst m~~0
z~tsu o. wor nSxrxs kso xSrKt
rSn

es, the citizens of Delaware
can be assured that the beaches
within the Primehook National
Wildlife Refuge will be pre-
served for the benefit of pre-
sent and furure generations. !"
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Joseph F. Taylor.
Navy War Flyer

LOS ANGELES. May Z (AP)
Joseph F. Taylor, SO. retired
rear admiral and three-time
winner Of the Navy Cross, was
buried yesterday at Forest
Lawn Memorial Park. Holly
wood Hills.
Admiral Taylor, in retire.
ment since 1850. died Satur-
day Of lung cancer.
He commanded a World
War II torpedo plane squadron
credited with sinking two jap
aneSe carriers and other ship
ping In the Battle Of the Coral
Sea and at Tulagi Harbor, and
a seaplane carrier off Lac, New
Guinea.
Survivors include his widow
Francis; q daughter, Mrs. Bar
bara Lavigne; three grand
children, two brothers and q
sister.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

s Word has been received here
Of the death Of Brig. Gen.
David Mclean Crawford. 73,
USA retired, a veteran Of "a
years service, who died May /
after a brief illness in a Lewis
town (Pa.) hospital.
A native Of Flanders, N. j.,
Gen. Crawford was graduated
from the United States Military
Academy in 1912, and received
his master Of science degree
from Yale in 1922.
At one time Gen. Crawford
was an instructor in chemistry
and electronics at the military
academy. He was also an expert
In communications. He served
as director of Communications
ENGINEERS in the Signal Corps
In Fort Monmouth, N. j., before
coming to Washington In the
War Plans and Training Office
of the office of the Chief Sig
nal Officer in the War Depart
ment.
Gen. Crawford served as the
United States representative to
the international radio con-
sultantS meeting In Romania
in 1897. He also served as the
United States delegate to the
radio convention in Cairo,
Egypt. in 1888. and to the Gen.
tral American radio conven-
ton in Guatemala in 1899.
In 1942-43. Gen. Crawford
served as q member Of the
Army Communications Board
here. At the time of his retire.
ment in 1946, he was serving as
chief co-ordinator on the joint
Army and Navy Communica-
tions and Interallied Combined
Communications Board in the
War Department. In recent
years he made his home In
Mifflintown, Pa.
Gen. Crawford was awarded
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DFafhH

WEISS, BLANCHE. On Monday, May
81, 1868, BLANCHE WEISS Of 1907
I4th ave- Hyattsville, Nd. beloved
mother OF Mrs. Isabelle oerstenfeld
q silver sspp,,sv,lIs sp.i,n,s Md ana sSs Ssr. sI.o
we,Ss Survived " PETER 81 ! Trsndson. i Services
at the c, D. doldbsrs a Son Funeral
Home, 42l7 9th st, NV, on Wednes-
day, May 9, a. y am; Intermsnt
King David Memorial Garden. IN
RSur9nE ESs svss 81 ssPI sUrins Msn1asI''rr @s Pam I
ily suggests In lieu Of flowers con-
tributionS be made to the charity
OF your choice.
YANCEY, LILLE MAY. on SATURDAY.
May 4, 1898, LILLE MAE YANCEY
q 44ls 3 s.: s.ey mother & Sf k,r. MTs;
sss sss'sisi Mr.. STNas Tc: sFo sTockI H'1 lister es y
James L Ward, II. she also il
survived By eight grandehildren,
two Great-grandchi hildren. three sons
in-lav. three nephews. other rela-
tlyes and friends, ,r,.A1. After us PM I'M
SesSs' a ne johnson s Z q 'ssCS jenkins Funeral
Home. 1904 Georgia ave. NV. Fu-
neral services on Wednesday, Nay
8, At / pm, ct the oslbreith a.
N: Z. Zion Church. lll4 on 81;
officiating. intsrment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
YOUNG. WILLIAM RALPH. on sstuf-
day. May 4, 1868, WILLIAM RALPH
husband Of Martha q. Youns, father
Of william r., jr.: Carlton N. and
Jade d. Young. and brother Of Mrs
are three nieces. one nephew, other
relatives and many friends. After
$3.50 pm. Tuesday. Frinds are In.
yited 70 call at the Mcguire Funersl
Home. 1920 9th -. NV, where tbs
,,y rosary will be ii; fseitsd Il .,.s,.,. q Pm
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
10th st. and Park rd. NV, on
Wednesday. May 8. at 10 am. In
terment Mount Ollvet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
D. M. Crawford Dies.
Retired Army General

the Most Illustrious Order Of
the British Empire by the
British government for his
service during World War II.
He leaves his wife, Annye,
Of Mifflintown; q daughter
Mrs. John j. Frost Of 5907
North Third street, Arlington;
two sons. David Of Lexington
KY, and James Of Harrisburg
Pa: q sister, Mrs. Anna c
Grove Of Longmeadow. Mass;
a brother, Rear Admiral Johr
@. Crawford. USN retired, Of
Port Royal, Pa, and nine
grandchildren.
Services and burial we're held
Saturday In Mifflintown.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
0tarA uf Chunks

the late John b. Babcock wishes 70
express their sincere thanks and
deep appreciation to our many
friends for their flowers. cards and
n the passing Of our loved one. =
MRS. z: PAULINE BABcocK AND
Evening star., 1963-05-07
With Regord to a
Card Of Thanks

Very oitsn q cord Of thonks
IN The Sior meets q need
which con hardly be solved In
1ny other woY. Not only 10
II O oroeiovs expression Of
arositvdo 10 those who hove
sent HoVol tributes but olse
eovftsovsIy acknowledge the
services and kindn0Ss0s' Of
the many 10 whom q poseMGl
note Of ihonks eonnOt we'll be
moilod or whose NomOs and
oddFessos ore net kNown.
insertion Of q eeEd Of thanks
may be arranged BY tslOphons
10 The Siar, u. $4,000.
The Evening Gnd SVnday Sso
Evening star., 1963-05-07
CEMETERY LOTS

FARKIAwN-Eithsr two g-sits lots At
45uO each, or one A.aits lot at
on0. plus title transfer charge.
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DrathH

~. Nay El5AT T. HsJs e. ss %fTah 0H H'P: p
St. NV, beloved husband Of Edna
Marie Austin. father Of Patricia
Lee Koppen and william Austin.
Ar,ff: afso survived sRT S0r%an ~ H1sTrn sTsna:
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 51O1
wisconsin ave. NV, where services
viii be held on Thursdsy. May D,
tional Cemetery.
AUSTIN. WILLIAM ". An emerEent
M Communication Of Pet.
y \ 81 d u !; i !;
NV, for the purpose Of perform
Ing the last Masonic rites for our
late brother, WILLIAM p. AUSTIN.
WALTER W. BLALOCK. Master.
c. c. HUTCHINSON, Secretary;
BARGETEIL, BESSIE. on May 8,
1888. BESSIE BAEoETEn beloved
wife Of the late Gedalie Bargeteil,
NmcthsT q Ralph and Meyer Barge.
Alter. Of Montreal Canada; one
brother Of New York City, and
one sister Of Argentina. and thS
late william Bargetei. Also sur;
nine great-grandchildren Services at
Sol Leyinson a. Bros. Funeral Home
6010 Reisterstovn rd., Baltimore,
on Wednesday, May s., at pm;
Hmntt, Hanarnt,aa nA r9 InsVn plsa.. a,.t.
flowers. In mourning ct 1901
Povhatan ave, Baltimore, Nd. 3
Evening star., 1963-05-07
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

= - E-HN| "VN HNTNNI
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
sth ~. and Mass, Ave. II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 oEoRofA AVE NV, RA 3-7lit
Blks. North OF Walter Reed Hospital
Evening star., 1963-05-07
CUNNNGHAM. THEODoRE WOOL

IHEODOHE WUOD
MAN. On Saturday, May :. 1898. a
THsopoRE TsiSa aoiISc I%ScoopSMpAINs' SpIs'n ncuNNaIS%o aH%s
HAM. husband OF the late Heller
Stanton Cunningham. father OF Rus
sell cunningham and William
CUNNINGHAM, both Of 4015 29th 81
NV, ard Mrs. Rose cunningham n
oramkow q Arlington: ya, Me
wednesday May 8. at pm. at tn
81. Johns Church. oeorgetown. 324t
o 1t. NV.
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RHIND; ALICE Z. on Monday. MAJ
ALICE E.RHiiNDS SssutIts 81 sts HS.'DIt,l e. It.
the beloved wife Of the late Mr
Frank s. Rhind and mother OF Mr
harold 8. Rhind Of Washington
p. C. Friends may call at ths
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. Gnc
mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Wednesday. May \, Al
$50 pm. Interment Attleboro
Mass. In lieu Of flowers contribu.
Tons may be made to the Women'I
ouild, Ingram Memorial Congrega
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'OassVE' nay 1893. H'S SEAiNE oF joHNsok o5HINEsSoSk
Of 22ol I'd st. NV. formerly OF
serryyille, ys:; beloved wife q
survived bv three brothers. two
sisters, three nieces, five nephews
and one Grandniece, other relatives
and many friends. From 4 10 10
pm. Tuesday, May z, friends may
eau AZ the Morrow and Woodford
where funeral services will be held
wednesday, May 3. At II 40 am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery
Evening star., 1963-05-07

CoBBs, LORETTA 2: On Monday,
Of No. 3 Pooks Hill, Bethesda, Nd,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Mary G
art H. Heiss Of Pittsburgh, Pa; Dr.
Lea A. cobbs Of Salem, Ohio, and
Or, Raymon c. Cobbs Of wilmington
Del. She also is survived by two
grandchildren and five great-grand-
children; Services viii be held OF
Funeral Home. Salem, Ohio. Inter.
ment Salem, Ohio.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
COOKE, FRANCIS p

OTAIi !, iSss. ATAN AFTRANcis 9 2. r1o cookE No 3
SPS An5S aST.Ad e. cJ0ss Sss' .nS ND .tS:S hS:SA1
Dorothy A. and Stanley 8. Cooke
He also Is survived By other rela'
tiVes and host Of friends. Aftei
5 pm. Tuesday. May q, friendi
are invited TO call At the Jarvil
Efnsps fan.ss aS iefyic.s you viii r. be aW held Sne5 u
Wednesday. May 8. at 1890 am
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terY
Evening star., 1963-05-07

1858 ANNIE ANNIE "a T5AcKsoN asoIS 81 Ti Iiz
18th st. ne, sister OF Mrs. Rosetta
HaTsinS & and Albert Jackson; aunt .It
Leon carrell. She also is survived
BY other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Jackson may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 30
H st. ne, after 3 pm. Tuesday,
where the rosary viii be reet.sd at
day, May 3. at Holy Comforter
Catholic Church. l4th and East
Capitol tsts., at . am. Interment
Mount Olives Cemetery,
Evening star., 1963-05-07

'T5sSHi IEsP5; SsS' esaBy: + 2 5RS5:sss fSE4ss
Newman Of Baltimore Nd. She
and 4 host q ifiends' After 5
Pm, HT,,.1T 1Tqsssd.y sn Max *. I'LL: trisnss ar are
services will be held on wednes-
day. May 4. at 1880 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

hEELIN0, MARY MAM0AMkIs VI
dHREf' dHiRsfa' kEELiNd 1 'oGi' q 5ssI f' Rittsn. nn.
isse Is't osorrs M Nv ". SseIina Realms and ana mother n her
OF Mrs James A.. Cassidy and the
Mrs. Isabel KeelinE and Mrs. Claire
Moore OF Atlanta, Ga. She also !,
survived by nine grandchildren and
thirty eight great grandchildren
Friends are invited 70 call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Homs
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Md. REQUIEM mass will be Offered
on Thursday, May. y, at 10 am
al the shrine OF the Most Blessed
Sacrament Catholic Church. Western
ave. and Quesada 81. nv. Inter
msnt st Mary's Cemetery, Rock
Vile, Nd.
KEYsER, GERTRUDE A. on Tues
day, May Z, 1903, At her residence,
sos At. ne. GERTRUDE a,
KEYSER lnee Scala. widow oi
NJ Hart and Ethel X Keyser, sister
OF Estelle Scala. Friends may call
al the r. ?. Costello Funeral Home
i7gs North Capitol st" after 8
pm TSs,sss, TSsyss,y Ms Ms, "a untI, R.oS,.m ssU
10 am, Relatives and friends In.
yited. Interment olenwood Gene.
terry,
Evening star., 1963-05-07

Monday. NAY Sf 3, 1893. Gi a ths " Wash, N
JOSEPH TRpRbEsTYp sfTSp't 5sS 5hSTAEo sIso
Mary Ella Hardesty, father OF RAY.
mond A. and oliver Leonard Har-
desty. Erandfather OF Bonnie r..
Hs,d.!, nnq H,SSmena e q ~ hharSesiy. @ M.
Pumphrev Funeral Home. R434
osorRia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
where service will be held on
Wednesday. May 4. at . pm. tpark.
Ing faeilitiesl. Interment Fort IN
coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

sULLIyAN; Paul , PRESTON st ass syddsnly, 4,
II PREsToS s6RnivAS iSGS' q Inaisa aSs
and Mamie B sullivan and brother
Of Mrs. BerthAlene 8, Gore OF Indian
Head, Nd; Marshall r. Sullivan oi
van Of washington. d. c. Funeral
services at the HUNT Funeral Home
Waldorf. Nd. on Wednesday. May
3. at 2 pm: Interment Trinity Ne
Evening star., 1963-05-07
EVELYN COLE.
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
JULIA z; CARROLL. -.

bOyAI DauRhter Becretary. Z
SAMUEL B.. JF. On Satur.
a&6sEy SAX May B. doobMaN iSSI a NMssa'S1i s 81 sySI yo
Fremont st.. Springfield, Va. beloved
husband OF Agnes 8. Goodman
father Of Sandra Marie and Marshall
Brooks Goodman Of the home ad.
dress; son Of 8. B. Goodman. sr.
q Laurerse Co. 8; G.: brother 81
James Goodman Of Laurence Co
3. C; Mrs. Dolly Wham Of Laurence
Co. s. c.. and Mrs. Nell Cook Of
Wlnston-Salem. N. c. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S4 !
Wilson. blvd. Arlington. Va. where
Wednesday. May 3, at g:i6 am. In.
terment Arlington National Gene.
terry.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

ROBERTS. EARL. On Sunday. May
EARL ROBERTS. beloved husband
Of Mrs Helen Roberts, father OF
Diana McGlinehey; brother Of Mrs
Grace Brown, Mrs. Florence Farran
Miss Mildred Roberts, Floyd. Mack
Willard. Leonard, Edward ane
three grandchildren. Friends mas
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Massachusetts ave. ne.
where services will be held on
Wednesday, at pm. Intermeni
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HOOD. HELM MILnRED. on Sunday.

May 5, ises. at - her rssI.
S%scN SfRs: ltS5 TMpEEHys a MIS- Sis;.5 EDIfE III.
Of Bartholomew Humphreys; She
a brother, Earl; . foster brother
Mrs. Dorothy M. Hamilton. GLADYS
c. Humphreys, Mrs. Evelyn T.
Smith and Harold L. Wynn; Ia
srsstt-sranddchhillddren stsgrandchildrs and II great;
other relatives. and friends. Friends
may call Wednesday. May 8. be-
tween and 10 pm, at the Funeral
Home of Alexander 8. Pope, 414
18th. st. sc. Funeral Thursday. May
N &unity cb1feb %; At I'm ths Ps9SIs' s1S a cGT ,ts
NV, the Rev. David Creech Off
ciating. lnterment Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery. q
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Municipal Building, M 6Oth place
ne, Fairmont Heights, Nd on
Wednesday. May 8, 1858. at 1880
pm, before proceeding to the Grace
Methodist Church. 59th ave, Fair
mont Heights, Md. for sessions OF
p. from the Grace Methodist Church
Evening star., 1963-05-07

DAY, Nay :, 1888, Lillian JONES
RuFFIN of 303 Taylor St; NV:
Bernard Ruffin III and sister OF
Mrs. Blondine Bruce OF Orange.
N. j.; Mrs. Mary Carter. Mrs. Amy
Atkinson Of Baltimore. Md. Mrs.
Louise J. Hubbard. Mrs, Eldora
Jones Of New York City and Jack
Jones Of Chambersburg. Pa. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements By Mcclure,
Inc,
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DIXON. pEACON JAsPEK: On satuI

'TM dSy. Msy IOf I, iS6s. IrI5 BEACON JASPER 5Pfl
DIXON Of lol4 D st. Sc, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Arenar Dixon and
father Of JASPER Dixon, IT, and
vived By one stepdaughter, Mrs.
Tessie Koonce; q host Of other rela.
tives and friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements By J. R. Cam
Evening star., 1963-05-07

WALLS. WILLIE LLE, on ThuT.day,
n s'' 's iSS oil.rS WILLIE i. IL. LEE nS.Ssas %$.5s
Of Lillian Walls, father Of Willie
Mae Hill AND Louis Monroe OF
Paterson, JD and son of MARY
d and John Henry Walls, ~
also Is survived BY other relative,
and many irisnds After : pm,
p call At the jarvis Chapel, 49,
You y nv Holy mass Will bs
Church. ietR II and nnd PARK "VTp "a
NV, on Wednesday, May \. Al
an interment ArllnEton Ma.
tlonal Cemetery, Recitation Of the
rosary on tuesday at 1880 pm,
WILLIAMS. MARTHA. on Saturday,
May 4, 1858, MARTHA WILLIAMS
S s,, ~ !, fGsSSn psSp wsSss, ss s ..S SsGS.d 6S.1
OF Joseph, Thomas, Chester and Bef.
nard Williams and Mrs Helen Bell
sts Ssnts 81 y ths sns Fsm,r is San.rs IaoS. aom,
ti2 n 81. ne,
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cox, VIRGINIA: On Sunday, May 5
lumbia I'd. nv. wife, Of Luther Cox
RSshsT ssHSs D pnFn.S sra1se q Nsss1P ssSIPn a9'
sister Of Mrs. Lois johnson. Chatta.
nooga, Tenn; Mrs. Luella Hender
son. Cleveland, Tenn; Mrs. Huell
Martin Of Cleveland, Ohio. and
Mr.. r. c. Ramsey Of Cleveland
TsnE.msn. TsnH MSsics s. q 3 fSp'Ts1 W Snt. later MO Ar
clan. care johnson q jenkins Fu'
neral Home.
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members Of Chevy chass s
Chapter, No. 30. D. II 81,
are hereby notified Of IN
death Of Sister MYRTLE r
FURR on Sunday, May s,
1858. Funeral services on
Thursday, May q, at nj
the Birch Funeral Home,
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day. May 1. 1868, William Frank
R. Hupp. stepfather Of Mrs. Gloria
Lynn Macenka, Ronald and Donald
Robinson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Ian Ellis Of Palmetto. Fla; brother
Of oeoree Hupp of Bradenton. Fla. /;
Mrs. John Calvert Of Lexington
Park. Md; Mrs. Robert Hostutler
Of Hundred. W. Va, Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. Of
Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Nd.
Fort Myer Chapel. at / pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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members Of the District
Grand Lodge. No. .. N. O.
U. o. OF chaldeans. are
hereby notified to assemble
at the Pope Funeral Home,
4l4 18th st. Sc, on
wednesday. May 8, 1898,
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CROWDER, REV. JOHNNY n. OF
sSnSs, so1S, Haz REv s. nsSNY ISsS = Ersss%s2 sRoW
DER, pastor Of the Thankful Baptis
Church, 1887 Z st. sc. Notice o
funeral later. Arrangements BY thi
r N. Horton Co.. Mortieians, 1924
You st NV
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day, May 4, 1863. At the Veterans
Administration Hospital. Martins.
Tg;o, burg; w Va NEIL GORDON
Spring, Nd. husband Of Frances M.
Reynolds. brother Of Mrs. Carrie L,
Penttila, Norman L., John K,
Thomas H. and clinton R. REYNOLDS
MI. Reynolds rests at the Warner
.. Pumphrey Funeral Home. s43i
where service will be held on
wednesday. May 8, at II am
parking facilities). Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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HOFFMAN,, WILLIAM NJ. on Sunday,
Ma' 'HSEylSsSSSs ylSsSS q sR' sds sEy s.rS%. %1.I1A a1.
Li,nt.hicum .,N.nic Hsishts, Md; ,,trstiIed
II. Hoffman (nee shafferI and IA
ther Of Eleanore NJ Hoffman. Fu-
neral from the Singleton Funeral
Home. Grain highway at Second
ave, Glen Burnie, Nd. on Thurs.
Lincoln Cemetery. The family viii
receive visitors from z TO 9 pm
private parking off Second ave.
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Sass66DESR Il 5PSSi sTo7 7'HssS lSssS. Nm ES: a:
c, Magruder. aunt Of Richard Il.
chadwell Of Baltimore, Nd. Friends
may call at oawler's Chapel, Wis
after 12 noon Tuesday, May 4
parking on premisesl, where serv-
ices win be held on Thursday, May
At II am. Interment 0lenwood
Cemetery.
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Nsysi Hospital FRANCIS EUoENE
Silver Spring. ma. husband Of PEAR
NJ James, father Of sheila X,
Susan e. Patricia y md %snd I rTanel' =
James and brother Of Mrs. John
J. Herman, Mrs Ronald J. Ducey
and Hugh Paul James, Mr. James
rests az the Warner Z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. s434 qeorgia ave,
may visit after pm, wednesds ~
1parkinG facilities). Mass will Be
offered for the repose OF his soul
on Thursday, May n. at 10 an, Al
81. Bernadette's. Catholic Church,
sprinS. Ma fnteTment Gate q
Heaven Cemetery,
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May 5, 1858. JAMES J. MATTHEW'S.
beloved son Of the late -smes J.
Of Martin Z. Matthews and Frances
NJ. Simonds. Friends may call at
the Robert A.. Mattingly Funeral
Home. 131 11th st. sc. (parking
facilitieD. until Wednesday. May
3. at Q am. REQUIEM mass at st.
Peters Church, at g:30 am. Rela.
tives ana friends invited. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Jersey