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Mrs. H. Cone,
Formerly Of D. c.

Mrs. Hutchinson Ingha m
Cone, q former Washington
resident, died Wednesday at
the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital after a brief
illness.
Mrs. Cone, who lives in Au-
gusta, Ca, was visiting a sister,
Mrs. william Springer, wife of
q Republican Representative
from Illinois, Of is West Len
nox street, Chevy Chase.
A native Of Champaign, H.,
Mrs. Cone, the former Molly
Maths. attended the Emma
Willard School and Sarah Law
renee College. She lived in
Washington when her husband,
an Army lieutenant colonel,
had tours of duty here.
Besides her sister and hus-
band, she leaves her father,
George MATHS, of Champaign;
a daughter, Curtis, and a son,
George, both Of Augusta.
Burial win be tomorrow at
Champaign.
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Mrs. Donald K. Stevens, 40,
Wife of U. S. Research Aide

Laboratory in Washington dur
ing World War Il.
In June, 1945, she married
DR.. Stevens, and the family
spent several years in both
Washington and Oak Ridge,
Tenn, in connection with his
Acc duties.
At Oak Ridge she was a men,
Der Of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church. She later was a member
of Christ Church, Kensington,
Md.
Mrs. Stevens leaves her hus-
band and two children. Dianne
c., Is, and Christopher Bradley
S, of the home address, 970e
West Bexhill drive, Rock Greek
Hills, Kensington. Other sur
vivors include her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. Bruce Queensbury,
jr., of Winston Salem, N. c.,
and a sister, Mrs. John j.
Hogan, of Omaha, Nebr.
Funeral services will be Mon
day at 10 a m. at Christ Church,
Kensington, with burial at Ar
lington Cemetery. GraVeside
services win be private.
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the Hampton Roads area with
a crew Of As. Gen. Reed, then
a captain, was principal pilot Of
the semi-rigid dirigible and
survived when he was thrown
from the gondola as the Roma
struck the ground at the Nor
folk Army Base.
Capt. Mabry and 80 Of the
crew died in the disaster.
Gen. Reed commanded Sey-
mour Johnson Field, N. c., dur
ing World War II.
A veteran Of both World
Wars, Gen. Reed retired in
1945 after 20 years Of service.
He was a native Of st. Paul,
MINI.
In addition to his wife, Gen.
Reed leaves a son, Capt.
Walter j. Reed, jr., USAF;; a
daughter, Mrs. Theodore w.
Shaffner, of Florida, and eight
grandchildren.
Graveside services were to be
held today in Hampton, with
the Rev. Francis W. Hayes, rec
tor of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, officiating.
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Col. Kennun, %,
Lost Survivor of
Lusituniu SINKING

WILMINGTON, N. c., July
IL (AP).-Col. Owen KEENAN,,
believed to be the last survivor
of the Lusitania disaster, died
Tuesday. He was 90.
Col. KEENAN,, a retired Army
physician, will be buried in
Arlington Cemetery Monday.
He was aboard the Lusitania
when the ship was torpoedoed
by a German submarine off
Ireland on May 7, 1915. OF the
1,198 persons aboard, 924 lost
their lives when the ship sank.
Col. KEENAN,, a native of
Duplin County, served in
World War I and was decorat-
ed by the United States and
France. He retired in 1910.
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Gen. Walter j. Reed,
Romo Survivor, Dies

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July
IL (AP).-An officer formerly
based at Langley Field, who
survived the crash of the air
ship Roma Al years ago, diec
in the Veterans Administra.
ton Hospital at Bay Pines
Fla. on Monday.
Brig. Gen. Walter j. Reed
United States Army (retired)
SO, husband of the former Ma
ria Blackiston, of Hampton
was one Of IL crew members tC
escape death when the Roma
plunged into power lines an6
exploded February. IL, 1922, ir
the first great dirigible disaster
in the United States.
The Roma, this country's ini-
tial bid to enter the field of the
lighter than-air transportation
was constructed in Italy and
flown to this country and based
at Langley Field for a series Of
tests.
At 1880 pm. the day of the
crash, the Roma, under COM
mand of Capt. Dale Mabry, left
Langley for a test flight ovel
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Mrs. Dugun, 81,
Cumpuigned for
Democrats

Mrs. James Arthur Dugan, SO
mother of a former Arlington
County Board chairman, died
yesterday at Arlington Hospi-
tai Of an apparent heart at
tack.
Mrs. Dugan, the former
Esther Sellers, was born in
Arlington and attended schools
there and in Georgetown. She
was active in State Democratic
campaigns.
Her son, Daniel A. Dugan
served as chairman of the
board from 1946 to 1852.
Besides her son. Mrs. Dugan
leaves her husband, of 531
North Piedmont street, Arl-
ington, the home address; two
daughters, Mrs. Mary Jones
Of the home address and Mrs
Dorothy Matthews of 494S
North Thirty-fourth street
Arlington.
Also one brother, Robert f
Sellers, 5l04 North Twenty
fourth street, Arligton; foul
sisters, Mrs. John N. Harvey
S06 Browning aveune, Takoms
Park: Mrs. Catherine Cop
perthite. 5614 Mckinley street
Bethesda; Mrs. Maude Tillett
5206 w street, Bradbury
Heights, and Mrs. Madeline
Hust, 1918 Deerfield court,
Oxon Hill, and three grand
children.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to
the Heart Fund.
Services will be at noon
Monday at Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 North Fairfax
drive, with burial in Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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E. F. Hummer, 81;
Federal Attorney
For Past ii Years

Edward F. Hummer. So. q
Justice Department attorney
died yesterday at Arlington
(Va) Hospital after a brief
illness.
Born In Salt Lake City
Utah, Mr.. Hummer graduated
from the University of Utah
in 1892. Two years later he
moved to this area and in 1887
received his law degree from
the Georgetown Law School.
In 1941, after employment
as a deputy United States
marshal and deputy clerk OF
the Federal District Court, Mr.
Hummer was employed by the
FBI as an expert on commu-
nism. He was based first in
New York and later in Wash
ington.
In 1852 Mr.. Hummer be-
came a trial attorney for the
Justice Department here.
He was a member Of the
New York and District Of Co.
lumbia Bar Associations.
Mr., Hummer is survived by
his wife Lucy F.; two sons,
Edward f., a high school bas-
ketball star, and John R.
and a daughter, Lucy Alice
a student at William anc
Mary College. All are Of
the family's home address,
1928 North Hartford street, Ar
lington.
Requiem mass win be Of
fered at st. Charles Church,
1904 North Washington boule-
ward, Arlington, at $50 am,
tomorrow. Burial will be in Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery, Ar
lington.
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DRatha

ADDISON, JOSEPHINE ROBERTS. On
Wednesday, July 10, 1868. at Mount
County, Nd. beloved wife Of r
Bowie Addison. mother OF Mrs. jose
phine Addison Gamble and Mrs
yived BY seven grandchildren. serv-
ices in the garden Of Mount Re.
5 pm. Interment Wayside Chapel
Cemetery, wayside, Charles County
ANDREWS, REV. WILLIAM H. sud
denly, on Thursday, July II. 1858;
2725 P 81. NV, beloved husband
Of Mabel 4, Andrews. Also survive
ing are other relatives and many
tTnSs SSt1 :, e c funeral IDa a'iT
BAILEY. MIGNQNETTE CULLINs; On
Mary's Hospital, Leonardtown, Nd,
M1QNoNETTE .cULLINs BAILEY Of
Bushwood. Nd, beloved wife Of
Samuel M. Bailey. sr., and mother
Of Mrs; Eleanor p Tippett, Mrs.
ans sa b rsr caineriV Wil n S~f Ed1
ward and Bernard A. Bailey. Also
surviving are sixteen grandchildren,
three sisters, Mrs. Ella Gass, Mrs.
Eva Cas- and Mrs. Rena Palmer;
three brothers, Aubrey Cul.ins. Glib
G Piends u may cai p az Ns her ate resi-:
dence where prayers will Sc said
on Friday, July ~. at 3 pm.
Mass will be offered on Saturday,
July 10, ct ~ noon, at the Holy
Atlngeles Church, Avenue Ma: In
Bushwood, Nd, Arrangements BY
the Mattingley Funeral Home Leon
BEAVERS. PAUL y. on Wednesday.
Sgy ~ t12e2 q hr PEEylSsn e Hos HSs,
ovssdi hu GSpls9 Of H Msss Me- Beavers Ss
Daniel j.. Brian K. and and Paul iei B.
Beavers IL son OF Mrs. Eva
Ign l.. Sanders. Miss Marie Beav-
call AZ the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
Mass viii be offered AZ ST. Mar
t'' m ca' e SS coSp s SfSt Rsss
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Ia
BELTS, LOUIS L. Suddenly, on
IsoSlIas,ssnes. sS9er volts place ,, NV
by niece, Mrs. Nancy LeaRaty ot
SS,I SSiSisrsss, ~ sSs Holy l. Unity SaE,ls
~. day July i3 q 2 am, IL
july 10 1858. EMMA ). 'i BnRsoWN
Of 920 J a.. NV. she is survived
Brown; two grandsons, Or. Stan
ford A. Brown and Mr.. Jimmy
Brown OF Philadelphia, Pa; one
sister. Mrs, Nellie A. Stewart Of
Lynchburg, Va; three beloved nieees,
Mrs. Leaffa Z. Beasley, Mrs. Mabe
Pinn and Mrs. Blanche Kent Of
philadelphia, Pa; many other rel
atlves and friends, After pm.
Friday, July H.. i5ienas may 9Gssna
ICES vii be M held 'o on satafdsy, July
l3, ~ 1 pm, AZ the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church. 10th and
Eye SITS. n.wa the Rev. Abraham
E sImSS1 S StslSiiipS PARK n'e cement
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Mrs. Donald K. Stevens, 40
wife of an assistant research
director for the United States
Atomic Energy Commission
died yesterday at the National
Institutes of Health in Bethesda
after a long illness.
The former Anne Queensbury
she was born in Norfolk, Va
She graduated from the Wom-
ems College of the University Of
North Carolina at Greensboro
in 1914.
She worked as a research
assistant at the Naval Research
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Unnnnlknrra

KAY, ABRAHAM s. It Is with deep
regret and profound sorrow that
we record the passing Of ABRAHAM
s. KAY, an honorary member OF
worker for the Hebrew Home FOR
the Aged, and other community
activities for many years. ON
behalf of all Of our residents and
our board, I wish to pay tribute
to the sacred memory and COM
memorate his generosity to charit-
able causes throughout the entire
terest and his devotion will be
greatly missed.
HEBREW HOME OF THE AGED. .
SAMUEL P. COHEN, President.
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Mrs. Brekke, Wife
Of Retired Enoineer

Mrs. Guttorm Brekke, wife
of a retired engineer with the
Bureau of Standards, died July
2 in Oslo, Norway, after q
stroke. She and her husband
were on an extended visit to
that country.
Mrs. Brekke, a native Of Nor
way, was active in Norwegian
American activities.
She leaves two sons in Amer
lea, a daughter in Switzerland
and nine grandchildren.
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DEATHS

Announcement 81
Services BY Chamber

HI 4SSHIttu1 tolIs v.
CAMPBELL. LUCY LUCK. In loving
LUCY LUCK CAMPBELL, who de-
parted this life Thursday. July ~.
There is a grief that can never be
And 3 wound that never can be
The sorrow, imbedded deep in my
heart
Can never be fully revealed.
often think Of you. dear Mother,
Whsp ! am al alone,
Since God has taken you home.
Memories keep me always near you.
DEVQT 3 d DAUGHTER, mrs.
DOROTHY NJ TOLIVER.
GAsKINS, EUGENE s. In memory
Of my devoted husband. EUGENE
s; GAsKINs, who departed this
I Isss four years ago today July a.,
How well do ! remember
And you did not say good-by,
And when I heard that you were
1t almost broke my heart 50.
Sleep on and take your rest.
Some day ! hope to meet you.
DEv VOL. WIFE, DAISY z; GAS.
oENE 8. wAsHiNoToN. U. 8. ,
GAsKINs, JANIS n. G. IN memory
OF my father-in-law, who passed
away some forty years ago.
Leaving TO me his blessing and
many kind thoughts. ~
may MS '0H DAISY Tss' = N d pesss
JONES, DAVID Il. In iov finH mem
2ry q my husband, DAVID h.
JONES, who passed away fourteen,
years ago today. July IL, 1919.
When We gather at last over Jordan
As the numberless sands Of the
What IA wonderful sight that
youR WIFE. JEANNErrH.....
MINOR: MINNIE FRANCES. IN. loy.
MINOR. who passed away 1--WE
I. years ago today July 10, 1881.
So much we wanted to do
Except standing with hands tied,
wondering and wishing and
If o cdTir' i0Ss would only abide:
Sickness had come so often. =
And with time passed away
30 we had high hopes again
Gods mercy would display.
But not this time. He swept her
No more misery and pain 10 pay;
She called TO him. "Oh, / want 10
90 home" ~. =.
Today she's asleep at ood'a
heavenly throne.
HUSBAND, DAUGHTERS. SONS.
GRANDCHILDREN AND SISTER
PRIMROSE, CHARLOTTE i. A tribute
81 love TO the memory OF my dar.
ling mother, who left me the month
OF January. 1885
more wonderful mother ood
never made,
Her teachings and memories shan
never fade
DAISY =, GAsKINs.
WATKINS, HATTIE ". In Loving
memory OF my dear sister, Ma
META, who. passed away tWo
years ago today July ~, 1851.
Eternal rest grant unto her, o LORD,
And may Thy perpetual light
shine upon her.
HER DEVOTED SISTER, ANNIE D.
WEBER, J. WILLIAM, Jr. Sacred 10
the memory OF my beloved husband,
J. WILLIAM WEBER, Jr., who passed
away nineteen years aao today,
DEVoTTp WIPE, MARoAREr ..
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Be,t
location IN DEVELOPMENT known az
Living Cross; Mausoleum No. i.
lsysls a; B and e: $500 down.
6s4.bb92. 5.e.7,12,f3,1s
PARKLAWN--3 sites, $500 cash,
Owner leaving area Property
valued At Se7S. OIL. 4-o1S7. IL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
a., . FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7lQQ GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA. s-7lii
Blks. North Of Walter Reed hospital
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w SSsf Columbia Pike a0 Ar
Friday, July IL, 1888. to recits
the Rosary for our late brother
EDWARD =. HUMMER,
REV ". s. SIKORA,
DICK KoRRY, Secretary. e''Of'
JENKINS, ETHEL G. On Tbursday
Of 4s0S Leland ST., Chevy Chase
Nd, beloved sister Of Mrs. Lola
| y. Brouner. Friends are invited
70 call at the Bethesda-Chev Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert. A. PUN.
July, 10, at 1890 pm. interment
Cendar Hill Cemetery.
KENT, ADDISON J. Suddenly. or
wednesday, July 10, 1868. ADDISON
KENT, beloved husband OF Berti,
Z. Kent, father Of Leila Finke. Edit
Packard, Stanley and Clarence Kent
Gloria Tackish and william Graves
irma Riggles, Marion. Goodspeed ant
the Robert A. Mattingly Funera
faeilities), where services viii b
held on Saturday, July 10, at
Interment washington Nationa
/
KENT, ADDISON J. Memorial sery.
- ices win be held By the
% q ! J; J !!
- Company. 80. on Friday,
July ~, 1858, At 8 pm, at the
Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 18th
L. h.G.
FREDERICK J. RICHARDSON.
President.
LYLEs, FRANK. Suddenly, on Mon.
day, July 8, 1868, FRANK. LYLEs
Of 500 K st, s.e., beloved husband
Of Eta Lyles, father Of syiviS
Lyles, brother Of Frederick Lylel
a aek ST anS bss6rs e q 9SDc stan
also is survived by aunts, uncles
friends. Aftss I p1@. Frid SSs' JUS Fl
r. friends are invited g cal
be held on Saturday, July Is. al
mortal Cemetery. ~
MALOY, FRANCIS J. on Wednesday
July 10, 1893, At Providence Hos
loyed husband Of Ida soldanC
T Macy Of ZIG Si2l New HSmpshiss ave.
rctSsr 'aq M MaTs Mf Saoy. 4 EsS
beth Brandes and Charles Maloy
Funeral from the Timothy HanIon
FUNERAL Home, 474S Wisconsin ave
am a.m. On R. saturday July l3, At s;idS
Of Sorrows Church. New Hampshire
snd Larch ayes.. ,Takoma Park
Nd, at am. 1nterment Fort
LAND, EDWIN WADE. Suddenly. on
ThlEITsday' July II 1858, at his
PARK. Nd EDWIN WADE LEWIS
RsloSsd sns su; tstPsr q Catherine
King and and Psiiiifp5 %ads 'f Gsnd, som son
Of Thomas y and Bessie Land and
brother, Of Bessie Thomas. Ran
dolph Land and Joyce McCotter
There also are two grandchildren
Funsrai Home. ga Carton SRs &. S.~.
parking oppositel. after 10 am
win be held on Monday. July is,
National a csmst bn,eFmsnt Arlington 1t
McLANE, SIMON A. On wednesday
S sS'' q S a9iS ossh H pSss Hy Mss
vile. Nd. Funeral from the rim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home, 474s
wisconsin ave. NV on Saturday.
guly -, a. o;;S0 an. Requiem
10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 10
McNAIAY. HATTIE GARNETT. on
Eday, July 0. 1858. at her rest
PARK. Nd HATTIE STITi O. en- sNA fIHs
beloved wife OF Jason MeNally
also leaves ~ 'S other rsist Fnss'' s sns
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, sniy
~, friends may call az the snowden
Funeral Home. 24B North waIh.
ington St.. Rockville. Nd. Funeral
Saturday, July ~. at pm, at the
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
Takoma Park, Nd. the Rev. v. 7
Taylor officiating. Interment Ash
Memorial Cemetery. ~
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DCuANA ESTHER. On Thursday, july
u, 1903, AZ the Arlington hospital
Piedmont st., Arlington. Va. beloved
wife Of j. Arthur Dugan. mother OF
Daniel A.. Dugan. Mrs. Gale Mat.
thews and Mrs, William W Jone,
Of Arlington. Va: sister OF Mrt
Jane Harvey and Mrs. Laurs
Douglas, Mrs. Madeline Hust. Mrs
coppsrthlte and Mrs. Bessie is'H Trun.
nell and Robert Sellers: grandmother
Of Gale and jaime Matthews and
Robert Lee Dugan. Friends may cal
at the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
North Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va,
where services VIII be held on Men.
Day, July 10. a IL am. Intermeni
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. IA
FOX. JESSIE BENJAMIN (nee PuEatehI,
JESSIE B. FOX Of 5000 MEMO dr.,
Baltimore. Md. beloved wife Of
Pueatch and the late BENJAMIN
Pugatch, mother Of Barbara Lee
and Susan Fran Benjamin.: sister Of
Mrs. Eva Ribakow OF Chevy Chase
p Tashi9Ss'S OF pdt,mSSI. Ma Ma T Msiy
services At the Sol Levenson Bros,
Funeral Home. 60iO Reisterstown
r., baltimore. Nd, on Friday. July
~ AZ 1 pm; Interment Baltimore
Hebrew. Cemetery. Memorial week,
1904 Menlo dr.. Baltimore. Nd.
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DONACHY. CLIFFORD BOYD. On

Thursday. jaly r., 1889 SSiD It. t 49
BoYptD poNAscSHagYl'. "i the qia athsTo y
Mrs. Leona Hawkins Of Beltsvilie,
Md: James II. Donachy, Mrs. Mary
4oIi Of wheaton. Nd, Paul r.
Bertha 5tonebraker Of Gathers
burg, Md. Mr.. .Donachy rests al
Qartner's Funeral Home, 3l6 East
Diamond ave, dAithersburg. Md,
where funeral services will Be held
g On SAtgrd9 w.. July - At 2 pm.
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HEBERT, Z. CHARLES (AL). On
a.. springfield. Delaware Comfy
Pa. Z. CHARLES CAL) HEBERTr,
formerly OF 3l1 Crittenden Sd. NV.
WASHINGTON. D. c., beloved husSar d
Of Helen. May Hebert. Friends may
eaI at the The s., 7, Hines co. Funeral
70 pm. Sunday. July ia (parkine
tacilttiesl. Prayers at the above
funeral home on Monday, July Is.
e. 1880 am: then to Fort lincoln
cemetery for graveside services at
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On Thursday. July II, 1868, GER
TRUDE MARGARET YOUNG Of
TSgS Lu59n ave ave. n nv. beloved
Prowant and grandmother Of N.
Jeane Koglin. She also Is sur
Yived BY four great-grandchildre
Funeral services and interment will
&c held at Topeka, Kans., on Nom
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SMITH isssA EVA On sT ThTfide q i IglS
4 ST. ne. Notice Of funeral later,
Arrangements By Jarvis.

SMITH. SIDNEY T., Jr. Suddenly. on
I IngISTsdsy' JnIlyy II, 1858. at his
SIDNEY z. SMITH. Jr... beloved hus-
Sidney !. smith III, brother Of Mrs.
Lillian Joyce and Robert c, Smith.
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1861 Good
Hope I'd. Sc parking facilitiesl. on
Saturday, July IS. at ! pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery; Visiting
Pa. papers please Cory }
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day, July II, 1868, at Arlingtor
Hospital, RUSSELL M. SPRINGER
Of 3S0S Columbia pike, Arlington
Va, beloved husband OF Helen L
Springer, father Of Mrs. Lucy Anr
Hamilton Hamilton Of = New e Jersey A susan L e.
Lakes Of Arlington: son Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Kelsie W. Springer OF Fails
Church, Va; brother Of Mrs. Virgins
Phipps Of Arlington.. Va. Also sur
viyed BY eight grandchildren. Friends
may can At the Robert =; Murphy
Arlington. Va. Service will be held
At 1890 am. on Saturday. July 10
81 Arlington Presbyterian Church
Interment National Memorial Park
STEPHENS, JOSEPHINE. On Mon.
s&ysn,; July 9 l9eSs JOSEPHINE
En Rs HsT ascrs nv T sssps.S q e.
loved mother Of Mrs. Christine
Bingham, Mary A. Tarrler, Rosa
B. Faulkner. VirglniR A. McCombs,
Naomi Z. Collins, Willie T., Kermit
r. Alexander D. and william Nc
She also 'Y Is survived 81 twenty
Erandehildren, thirty Great-srsnd-
host Of friends. After 4:3Q pm,
Friday, July IL, frienas are invited
70 call At the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You 81; NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Greater First Bap-
fist Church, 18th. and .Fairlnont
SITS. NV, on Saturday, July 10, al
1880 pm, Elder William r.. vicks,
&. officiating: Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. stephens
will lie in state at the above-named
church from 0 am. Saturday until
time OF funeral. CAsket will not
Be contacted at al irving 81. NV.
July ii, 1868, 81 the National In
STEVENS Of 0709 West Bexhiii
drive, KensinEton. Nd, vile OF
Donald x, Stevens and mother Of
pianne Cameron and Christopher
Bradley Stevens. She also Is sur
yiyed BY her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. John J. HOGAN OF Omaha,
Nebr, and one niece, Friends may
call AZ 0awler's Chapel, Wiscon-
sin ave. at Harrison 81. NV (park-
ing on premisesl. Services will be
held AZ the Christ Episcopal
cut ave, Kensington, Nd. on Mon
day. July IS, a. 10 am, Inter-
ment private. In lieu OF flowers
American Cancer Society. IL
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communication Of Hone
Lodge, No. 20. F. A. A,
NJ. Is hereby called tc
assemble at the Monocacy
Cemetery, Route 2S,
Beallsville, Nd, on Satur-
DAY. July IL. 1QR2 a
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WOODS, HAZEL Z. On Thursday.
July II, 1858, at Suburban Hospital
HAZEL Z. WOODS Of 1905 Verpfanck
pl. NV, beloved wife Of Harlan II.
Woods, mother Of Harlan L. Woods
OF Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Friends NAV
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
ST, and Massachusetts, ave, ne.
where services will be held on Fri-
day, July IL, at 2 pm. Interment
Rushford, N. Y.
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E0SE Issa Az ~ e98nnrMhs0 n q yuIy
St. I me-. beloved husband Husband Of Z Beatrice
Rogers. stepfathef Of Wilbur VIII
hams, He also is survived BY three
grandchildren, other relatives and
host Of friends. After 5 pm.
- csi he T. a IrIends b sTs nylteS
You st. NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church, 18th and H
SITS. me-. on Saturday, July 10, at
pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
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SA4MS, CORA ESTELLE. On Wednes-
DAY HSy.n,i July 6l09b ISgs; g PrOyAdsRss
Of lis 18th st. ne, devoted IH vie
Of the late Thomas 3. Simms, ST.;
beloved mother Of Doris Thomas
and Warren Simms, grandmother Of
Patricia Simms and sister Of Mrs.
and Mrs. Elsie N. Hogan. She
also leaves to mourn her passing
two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Simms and Mrs. Elizabeth
5imms; other relatives and many
John 4 RSiness Co. t Suneeal 4 HOm 1Rs
3015 18th st. ne. (ample parking
taeilities), where friends may cali
after 4 pm. Friday, July 12, and
where funeral services will be held
On saturday, July -. at 1880 pm,
ING. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
cemetery. 10
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July 3, 1868, At TTallaRassee'0 '' IA
MAoNgs :, SHELBY Of is $50 st.
Theresa Shelby. He also leaves to
mourn his RAISING one niece. ether
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John 7. Rhints
Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th 81. ne.
lample parking facilities), where
friends may can after 4 pm. satur-
Sunday, July IA. at pm, ct the
Metropolitan A. NJ. 3. Zion Church,
1918 M st. NV, the Rev. q. Dewey
Robinson officiating. Interment on
Monday, July Is, at 8 am, at
Arlington National Cemetery. IL