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Copper River current., 1963-10-11
-1 ~ ' SPORTS
 Buddy Rogers

The first intr amural basketball game was played October }. Tibbits' Unbeatables vs Yates Yahoos. It was hard fought game in which Tibbits won 36-28. The game Was rugged throughout with almost continuous tie-ups and jump-balls. Cliff Tibbits and Roger Lipscomb were the lead- ing rebounders for Tibbits team. Doug Beaudoin was stand out on defense, stealing the ball several times for the Unbeat ables. Bob Yates, did. a good job rebounding, with lots. of. help. from Bill Major on the boards for, the Yahoo IS. The leading scorers for. the Unbeatables were Carl Pete and Charley. Craig-: Bob Yates and Harry Billum were. the. scoring leaders for the Yahoo's.
 The score at the end of, the. first quart- CT was lO-9 in favor of the Yahoo's. They increased their. lead. tQ l5-ll at the half. Tibbits startede rolling in the second half and. at the. end. of the third quarter led 20-l9. The. Vnbeatables then increased their lead. to the final score of 36-28.
Copper River current., 1963-10-11

Mr. Houghton, building custodi an at Glen- allen Hi eh School, has been requested by the Division of Buildings >to~live on the school grounds. As a result M. Houghton has moved his trailer and is presently liv- ing near the bull ding. The Divis si!on: feels that since there are no houses close by, it would be an extra precaution to have the custodi an close to- the school to serve as a Watchman. | .~*~.; *i ..r>
Copper River current., 1963-10-11
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 srpK1NG AND .BAsKH4B.4L .:".:>".
 ... Thomas \. Young
 Athle tes, smoking is one. of. the many prob le ms "hic h high schools throughout the: United states face today.>z This article is primarily direc ted at the .lathle tes now en- rolled. at. Glenna Hen High Sc nool, but may interest athle tes of other schools as we IL.
 To begin, J. I. would Ii ke to say that I have nothing aga inst smok-. ing: or people .Nho do smoke. If they wish, it is their privilege to do SO. Howe yer, the big problem 1t Glen High is tha t some of the bask- atba II players smoke and do not wish to sacrifice smoking for bask- etball. Last year, players smoking hurt the team more than f any thing else. This year be lieve> that we have enough inte est in baske tba1l that we could hav6 a quite strong team. However, those who are now smoking would no doubt hurt the team.
 NOSt OI the bOyS a 1r62dy know that if they are caught smoking, they will be thrown off the t5an. Yet to some, this me ans nothing. Some ines, I be lieve that they thint that our team can gel along With- out them. They are dead wrong if they do think. this. AS I said earl- fer, we have, enough intere st in bask tball this year to make suc- ces sf ul team even without some of the boys. If person smokes and in te nds to play baske tball, he had be tier make a decision be tween the two. If he does keep smoking, then it just proves that he has no enthu siasm for playing ball. And, even if he is not caught, without enthu- siasn for the zane ,he is worth very littl le on the baske tball f lOOr. If you smoke, can you stop smoking? If not, you are not an athle te.
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 NEWS RELEASE.
 governor William \. Egan said to- day he has been advised that Con-
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Mrs. Simpson, 90.
Voice Teacher,
Concert Singer

Mrs. Ruth w. Simpson, 90
of 28l3 Twenty-ninth street
NV, a former voice teacher In
Washington and In Brooklyn
N. Y. died yesterday in
Wheaton (Md.) nursing home
Born in Brooklyn. Mrs. Simp-
son attended schools there and
the National Conservatory Of
Music in New York City.
Shortly after her marriage tc
the late Stephens Magrudel
Simpson. the family moved tc
Washington where she lived fol
almost 10 years.
Mrs. Simpson was q charter
member Of the National Baptist
Memorial Churcil where she wa,
the soprano soloist In the choil
for several years. She also wa
a member Of the Musical Art
Society. the Rubenstein Club
10 choral group. and wa'
manager of, and a mezzoso.
prano with, the Nevin Quartet
During World War I she gave
concerts at many military serv-
ice camps and hospitals on the
East Coast.
Mrs. Simpson leaves a son, s
Milton Simpson, and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ruth s. Meyer, both
of the home address; seven
grandchildren and l6 great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2
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R. {. M. GooIsby,
Heudmuster of
Columbian School

Robert Edwin Norman Gools-
by. headmaster Of the Colum-
bian Preparatory School at 1911
Biltmore street NV. since 1946,
died at his home yesterday after
a long illness. He was SIS.
Born in Marion. Va, Mr..
Goolsby attended the Virginia
Military Institute from 1925
until 1927 and received a bache-
lor Of science degree from the
University Of Virginia in 1892.
After graduation. Mr.. Cool
shy joined the Columbian staff
as a teacher and served as head
OF the Department Of English
and History from 1882 until
1895.
Following two years Of post
graduate study, Mr.. Goolsby be-
came assistant headmaster OF
the school in 1898 and served in
that position until becoming
headmaster. He was founder
and president Of the Service
Schools Foundation.
He leaves his wife. Ruth c.,
OF 1854 Biltmore street NV,
the home address.
Services will be at IL am.
Monday In the Seaver funeral
home In Marion. Va.
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Lee Roderick, PothoIogist;
Research Led to Heart Druo

SDr. Lee Miles Roderick, rs,
whose early drug research led
to- the discovery Of the anti
coagulant drug dicUmarol, died
Wednesday at the Fort Ward
Nursing Home after q long
illness.
DIR. Roderick's research was
done while he headed the
pathology department of North
Dakota State University in the
early 1930s, and was later car
rted further by a professor at
the University Of Wisconsin.
The drug, a compound orig
i1elly isolated from spoiled
sweet clover and now made
synthetically, was one admin
istered to President Eisenhower
when he suffered his heart at
taeks. It was first called
iicoumarin.
DIR. Roderick, q native Of
Wisconsin, served as head of
the pathology department at
Kansas State University for 20
years, retiring In 1860. He
then moved to the Washington
area.
He was graduated from Ohio
STATE University and the Uni
vefsity Of Chicago.
DR.. Roderick leaves a daugh-
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]. Wade Dorsett, So, an elec-
trical contractor who was prom
inent in hunt country activities.
suffered a fatal heart attack
yesterday while astride his
prize-winning mount near his
Great Falls (Va.) home.
Mr.. Dorset. riding Gigi, left
the stables at $50 pm. Gigi
returned alone IS minutes later
and Mrs. Dorset called the
Great Falls Fire Department,
which began a search.
Firemen found Mr.. Dorsett's
body in a field near his home,
DR.. Claude Cooper, county med
ical examiner, said he had suf-
fered a heart attack.
For the last 20 years. Mr.,
Dorsett had owned an electrical
contracting firm. His horse
had won many trophies in the
past six years.
A native Of Raleigh. N. c.,
Mr.. Dorsett grew up in Green's
boro and attended the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina.
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DR.. A. c. ellis,
NeuroIoqist

BALTIMORE, March IS (AP)
DR.. Andrew Colin Gillis, a
prominent psychiatrist ant d
neurologist, died of a heart at
tack Wednesday at Mercy Hos
pietl, where he started as q
resident physician SO years
ago. He was 83.
DR.. Gillis was a professor Of
neurology at the University Of
Maryland for 35 years and also
taught at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity for several years. He
was a consulting neuropsychi-
atist to the u. s. Veterans Ad-
ministration and consulting
nerologist at Sheppard and
Enoch Pratt Hospital in Tow
son, Md.
A requiem mass was to be
said today at st. Ignatius'
Catholic Church here.
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Methodist Church in Washing
ton and active in its mission
society.
Her husband. DR.. Frank Har-
ris, died in 1908.
She leaves three children,
Miss Mary Elizabeth and A.
Clarke Harris, Of the home ad-
dress, and Frank s. Harris
90l09 Bradford road. Silver
Spring. ..
Services were held today al
the Hines Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Henderson.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
st. Luke's Methodist Church
Building Fund. or other chari-
ties.
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William F. Schmick, Sr., 7o,
Sunpupers Ex-Executive

BALTIMORE, Mar. is (AP).
William Frederick Schmick.
ST.. 70, q member Of the board
and former president Of the A.
s. Abel Co., publisher Of the
Baltimore Sunpapers, died last
night in q Daytona Beach CFla0
hospital after a lingering illness.
Mr.. Schmick's newspaper
career, one of the longest in
the annals Of local Journalism,
began in 1899. when he Joined
the old Baltimore World as q
mailroom boy. It was Just over
q half century later, In 1851,
that he became president Of
the A. s. Abel Co. He sue
ceeded the late Paul Patterson,
who had retired.
Mr.. Schmick's tenure as
president was marked by such
advances as the establishment
of Sun bureaus in Rome, Mos
COW and Bonn and the in
stallation Of full-color presses.
He retired as president in
March, 1860, but retained mem
bership on the Sunpapers board
of directors. Mr.. Schmick was
succeeded as president by his
son, william F. Schmick. jr.,
who had been executive vice
president Of the company since
1858.
He always retained vivid
memories of the exciting hurly
burly Of the pioneer days when
a young newspaperman might
work in a different department
every day, when the usual
starting salary was only IS q
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Asa Burdine, Pharmacist,
Drug Exchange Secretary

Asa v. Burdine, rs. Of 4704
Fifteenth street NV. q retired
pharmacist and Q native Of
Washington, died at his home
Wednesday after q long illness.
Mr.. Burdine received his
training at the old National
College Of Pharmacy which
later became the George WASH
ington University School Of
Pharmacy.
He received his first license
on May Z. 1905, and on March
/, 1907 he received license num-
Der So after Congress had es-
tablished the Board Of Super
visors for Pharmacy in the
District.
After working several years
for independent drug stores in
the District, Mr.. Burdine be-
came the owner Of at least three
stores. including one in Union
Station and the old Stevens
Drug Store at Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
After losing these stores IN
the early years Of the depres-
sion, Mr.. Burdine became as
sociated with the Shoreham
Drug Co. at Fifteenth and H
streets NV. in 1885 where he
remained until his retirement
In 1850.
In 1922, Mr.. Burdine became
a member Of the board Of d.
rectors Of the Washington
Wholesale Drug Exchange, and
from 1880 until the present he
had been secretary Of the ex-
change.
Mr.. Burdine formerly taught
pharmaceutical math at GWU.
He was a past master Of
Acacia Lodge Of the Masons
and a past patron Of Acacia
chapter. Order Of Eastern Star
He also was O former Lions
Club member.
Mr.. Burdine leaves his wife,
Minnie j., of the home address;
his mother. Mrs. z. M. Burdine
Of Savannah, Ca; q sister, Mrs.
Arrie Boyd, also Of Savannah.
and a nephew. Earl Sangston
Of Gall Grand Terrace. Bethes-
da. Md.
Services viii be held at II
am. tomorrow at the s. H.
Hines Funeral Home. 2901l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Masonic rites will be held at
8 o'clock tonight ct the Hines
Funeral Home.
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Mrs. Harris, o6,
Active in Church
Mission Society

Mrs. Carrie c. Harris, 90, a
District resident since 1919, died
Of q heart attack Wednesday
at her home, 1909 Ingraham
street NV.
A native Of Henderson, N. c.,
she was graduated in 1892 from
Western Maryland College in
Westminster. where she was
valedictorian Of her class.
Mrs. Harris taught piano les
sons in Henderson and played
the organ for her church there.
She was q member Of st. Luke's
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1t. Col. R. |. McC Gamma,
On Pentogon Duty, Dies

Lit. Col. Robert L. McCanna.
UsA. Il. who served in the
office Of the Deputy Chief of
Staff for Military Operations
at the Pentagon. died wednes-
day Of cancer at Dewitt Army
HOSPITAL. Fort Belvoir.
Col. McCanna. a native Of
Chicago. was graduated from
the United States Military
Academy in i94s and served in
Europe during World War II.
A winner of the Bronze Star
Medal and the Silver Star. he
fought at Normandy, Ardennes-
Alsace. and the Rhineland, be-
ginning with the 9Th Armored
Division and serving later as a
combat adjutant IN the lst
Artnored Division.
From 1852 until 1855 he
taught world geography and
history at West Point.
Col. McCanna then served
for four years In the Far East.
IN 1858 and 1859 he was sta
toned at 9Th Army headquar-
ters in Japan and after q tour
OF duty at Fort Lewis, Wash,
served with the 7th Division in
Korea.
He came TO Washington in
1859 TO join the Pentagon
staff.
Col. Mccanna leaves his
wife, Beverly, Of 7406 Hamlet
street. North Springfield. the
home address; q son, Robert
II, and q daughter. Sharon,
both Of the home address.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial at 10 am.
Monday in the Post Cemetery
at West Point, N. Y.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to
the American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

week-"but you never had to
pay for anything" Mr.. Schmick
said.
The World itself and the
members Of its staff habitually
bartered advertising space for
the goods and services they re-
quired to keep going.
Mr.. Schmick married the
former Nancy Mary Reindollar
on September %. 1907. He
leaves also three children,
William F.. jr., Mrs. ]. B. H.
Young and Mrs. w. T. Peach
III, all Of Baltimore.
Private funeral services will
be held Monday.
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J.Wode Dorsett, Contractor
Active in Hunt Activities

He was a member Of the
Fairfax Hunt and served as Its
master Of fox hounds for three
years. He also was a member OF
the Masters Of Fox Hounds AS
sociation and a founder and d.
rector OF the River Bend Coun-
try Club at Great Falls.
He leaves his wife Blanche
and two sons, j. Wade Dorset
jr, of Tustin. Calf, and
Thomas Henley Dorsett Of the
home address, and three grand
children.
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AnuRtltn1

sNIDER. JENNIE. There will be an
% Memory Of JENNIE sNipER.0 vile ne
Of Jacob snider and mother Of
Sophie sSS JsSSisS S.hs Anna sn,os, Barr HergH SS
pm. Sunday, March IA. 1893. at
the Beth Sholom Cemetery, b7th
Nd. Relatives and friends invited,
1915
GOLDsTEIN. FRANK. There win be
an unveiling Of q monument 70 the
memory Of FRANK 0OLDSTEIN,
husband Of Sarah ooldstein, father
Loeb, at the Ohev sholom Cemetery,
3237 18th pl Sc, March IL. 1868,
at / pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 1O,1b.10,l7.
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GarnH uf Ttanka

NICKENs, J. THEODORE, 81. The
family Of the late y. THEODORE
NICKENS. Br., greatly acknowledge
rsbutss @ sna many o ssIa ors
ins our recent bereavement,
THE FAMILY.
the late EsTELLA PARKS wishes
10 thank the many friends for their
expressions Of sympathy, cards,
teIegrams and flowers.
A NIECE, MATTE GRANT CLARK.
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ter, Mrs. Wayne Dexter, Of
ll0l jackson court, Falls
Church, and three grand
children.
Services win be Sunday at
Broad Head, Wis, with burial
at Juda, Wis.
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. nhskVIN pIaS
Fhdoy March IS, 1868 SDsAOOssSS
DrathH

vANDERsIcE, MARY ELLEN. Ton
vANbERsLicE Of b2l4 Ferndals
S.' ssprinssfiele, Vs;, .n1sss',rs eslSysd ylse
joSis Lynn and samuel y. Wander
slice 4thi dauehter. 81 Mrs. Mar
Iorie H. Turney and sister Of Mrs.
Joanne Turney Bauers. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
sT ter Ei'SS noon siysii Siidas. AEliqssGeh Mach
where funeral services win be neld
intefnsnt cOlSmSla Gardens Gem:
etery.
CORA MAE, on wednss-
ss,SS;, sss,S H&rsh NSylIn. ~ os 1888 e sinEins
SoRAa Ss4SAaoS MAE Wv wILEIHs EI;, y p h. Ss'i l:
Maurice o. Williams, mother Of
Helena Cornweil Elsie Money and
Doris 2. l... H4ylow Of HesEndon, VI; sister
bnd cSss sso SSi Is 81 survyss NsshiSg'CH SS
grandchildren and IS grest-Erand-
children, Friends may call al the
Green Funeral Home, 81 Eden 81,
Herndon, Va where services will
is n''f frtsrmsht q R sroWns ssSSrHs' ehspsi as5sa
Cemetery. III
wYLIE. EDITH VIRGINIA. On wednss-
day, March IS, 1853, at the Wash
ington Hospital Center. EDITH
VIRGINIA WYLIE Of 7i2e Georgia
ave, NV, mother OF Mrs. Randolph
Routt' Mrs. Everett r. o'Neal and
John W, Wylie, sister of Mrs. James
M. .OBTien, Mrs. Andrew A, Stewart
and william @. Flood. There are
four .grandehildTen and four great
the Warner =, Pumpfrey Funerak
Home, 6434 Georgia ave, Silver
nprinG, Md. parking facilities),
Mass will be offered for the repose
of her soul on Saturday. March 10.
a. $3.50 an, at Church OF the Ma
tlyity Of Our Lord Jesus Christ, 0OOl
18TH 81. NV, Washington, d. G.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. is
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pm. tomorrow at the s. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS t2l, with bronze
marker, choice location: Meadow
Rldge Memorial Park. 434-b3i0. us
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK logs
value, sl,4g5; viii sell for $3.50
Ell. 4-i577, ~
CEDAR HiLI,-0 sites, choice high To-
s.sipiS. '0'A price, s0So' ~
FORT LINCOLN-2 burial sites in
Garden of Apostles: owner moving.
reas, price. JU. p-bo4s. II
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-LoE
h32, block l. 4 sites, $3.50. 7O3-
EN-. b-EObb. IT
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NSn I.,sIpxu IppHxuoHTER MABEL

BENSON, GUSTAV A. RemembeFInF
today with much love my beloved
father, GUSTAV A. BENSON, who
left US twenty-eight years ago,
March IS. 1895.
/ do believe that Just the same
sweet face.
But Elorified, is waiting IN the place
Whefe we shall meet, II only /
Am counted worthy in that by
and By.
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SULTAN. ROSE LIrTMAN. On IN

day. March Il Il. 1888. 1888. an a TTEI.. Prince
sSsSsEEE'iL LS&k eTSht SSR;Es 5HT1h aP'Sts II sisf
Parkway Terrace drive, suitiand.
Nd. wife Of the late william Harry
Sultan. mother OF Arthur Hirsch
sultan. sister Of Mrs. Essie Bfaunis
Of Boston. Mass; Miss Clara Litt-
nan RsrnS q qoidSDeSo. y; CT Mrs. Lille
Morris Littman OF Rutherford.
y: G. Services and interment New
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HIS SON, LOUIS.

EUELL, MAMIE 2. A tribute Of love
to the precious memory Of our dearly
beloved wife and mother. MAMIE Z.
EUELL, who passed away one year
ago today, March is, 1852. 1-
Dearest, thou vast mild and lovel9
Gentle as the summer breeze.
Pleasant as the air Of evening,
When IL floats among the trees,
DEVOTED HUSBAND, JESSE EUEtL.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

SIMPSON, RUTH W. on Thursday.
kalns Ma1iS H zom lsGs RUTA Il w. ss' ssSS HhsstSR
Of 2s13 .2eth place NV. She is
survived By q daughter. Mrs. Ruth
8. Meyer: Q son, s. Milton Simpson;
seven grandchildren and sixteen
late Julian d. Simpson. Friends
may call at the s. II. Hines co.
Funeral Home, 290i I4th 81. NV.
parking faeilities), Services at
the above funeral home on Satur-
nay. Gay Hersn Hori 6.s.L 10. 81 c:, pm; Inter-
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sTEVENs, JOsEPH FRANKLIN. Ir nn

Tharsday; March IL. 1888. JOSEPH
FRANKLIN STEVENS, Jr.. Of sos
Ia1.t IRSlttmcre y. ave- Savage. Nd. be-
stevens. .sr;. and Nettie stevens Of
Sfs ns BsSsh.1 and L.oToas sESshsr Msp.vs 81 NM,
Margaret Pierpont, Roscoe d., An
drew M Harry L.. Russell q. and
Robert Stevens. Funeral at Dom
aldon's Funeral Home. 3l3 Talbot
ave, Laurel. Nd, on Sunday at
2 pm. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery.
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day. March Is, 1888. At her resi-
HoosTINA sopERo. beloved aunt Sinii
Of Anthony, David and Dominic
s1SI sSodero "a and TsreSs olivs; Funeral
Home, -317 Pa, ave. Sc. on satur-
day. March lo, at e:30 am, Re-
qutem mass at st. Francis Xavier
Church at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. rs
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ALLEN. INFANT MAXINE. on Mon
day, March II, 1858, INFANT
MAXINE ALLEN, daughter Of VIII
nalp and Florence Allen Of 1927
Saturday, March i6, friends are in
yited to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. where serv-
ices will be held at ! pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ALLEN. JAMES AUBREY. on wednes-
day, March 13, 1858, at the Dis
hRsY ahsr a MHEh Maa Si zabr.s aab stH lee g. Alien
Funeral services on Saturday. March
10, at 10 am, at the cunningham
Funeral Home, Cameron and Al
fred sts., Alexandria. Va. Inter-
ment Annandale Methodist ceme-
terry.
ANDERSON. HELEN MARY. On
Thursday; March "a, 1858, at the
sRY SstiRY %ssbassSoH XSbEEsos q p ifsOs AsaES E6ItS
sister Of Mrs. Ann HAN Of Boston,
Mas. MAS. apd Mrs. Walter J. Deiss q q
al the ives Funeral Home. 2s57
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, after
2 pm Friday, March is, where
there VIII be Q recitation Of the
rosary on Sunday, March ~. at
s. pm, Requiem mass will Be
celebrated at s. Charles Gath
inRton blvd. Arlington, Va, on
Monday, March rs, at am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. II
APPICH, FRANK L. on Thursday,
March IA, 1858, at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, 5000 New
HAMPSHIRE ave. me-. PRANK L.
APF1cH, husband Of the late Helen
M. Appich, father Of Mrs. Charles
Alexander Of Silver Spring, Nd. He
also. is survived by three grand
children and one great-granddaugh
ter. Services at the s.. n. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st, NV,
on Saturday. March 16. at Q an
parking faeilities). Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
APPICH, FRANK L. An emergent com.
a munication Of Hope Lodge
M No. 20, r. A. A. NJ, Il
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APPICHI FRANK L. An emergent COM
q munication Of Hope Lodge.
M No. 30, +, A.. A. NJ, Is
a IN hereby called to assemble
cM NO at the funeral parlor Of
ESY 8. H. Hines Co., 2e01
" March 10, 1858, at S:45
am, to conduct the Masonic burial
services for our late brother, FRANK
Evening star., 1963-03-15

AGf issS y c.DPra oR sSs' HospiEs MaEsh
Petersburg. va. YANNIE ROY, the
beloved mother Of Thelma willis,
sister Of Berkley and Lewis Brent
and grandmother OF Kenneth J.
wills, After = pm; Friday. March
Spangler Funeral Home, 524 sth 81.
ne, where services will be held at
1 pm. Saturday, March 10. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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aIsa 4sSeonls. T.. gsSoSbEassr A his sYEus sHR; s.
brother of Mrs. Mary Cook and
COUSIN Of Mrs. Matte Jasper Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Massie. the Rev OTIS
Jasper !,,Tv,I.d Snd Leonard Jasper; He also
friends. Friends may call al the
Greene Funeral Home. Si4 Prank
lin St, Alexandria, Va. on Sunday,
March IL. Services on Monday,
March 3. at pm. at the Laurel
Va. Interment church cemetery
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1LILABEIH B. Miss ElIza-
beth B. Gunter entered into
life eternal on Monday,
March IL, 1858, A faith
ful member and secretary
Of the Elizabeth Chapter,
Daughters OF the King.
MAY her soul rest in peace.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

DAY; Mareb ls, ,I0e. ices * K!LATHERIIlNIlE
crest Heights. Nd, beloved wife Of
Mason q. Rodgers, mother Of
Mason O. Rodgers. jr.; Eugene G..
She also Is survived by four grsnd.
children. Interment Fredericksburg.
Va tx
Evening star., 1963-03-15

fss GS.pls hfI'S oIR4RTSSSI II aSSI ooSb%iSEIE SSbH:%SiSIE
Of f435 9th st. nv, wife Of PhiIiip tiin
qoodwine and mother Of vivian "
Johnson. joyce v. Bland, Phillip, r.,
and Ernest ooodvine. Also surviv-
Ing are three sisters. six brothers,
i've .grandehildren, other. relatives
John z. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
5Olb Twelfth st. ne. (ample park
ing tacilitieO, where friends may
cal after 4 pm. Friday, March rs,
and where funeral services viii Be
neg 5aturday. March 10. ct 10 am.
terry. I3.ib
Evening star., 1963-03-15

SMITH. LEXINGTON q. IN LOVING
memory OF my dear loved one, LFV,,
Sag scT9s seven yssls smiIH asC tUds2 SnS ss .;sS
IS. 1855.
Waking skies at sunrise, every
sunset, too,
Seems to bring me memories Of you;
Here and there, everywhere scenes
that we once knew, go
And they all Just recall memories
Of you. INFX.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

as5sA a:nsa. Il ho.S .Sss MTISs EEBss SSSgs
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Hanks. mother
OF Terry and Judy. Friends may
call at oawler's Chapel, Wiscon-
sin ave. at Harrison st. NV. (park-
inS TII, g. premises where services
10, at 2 pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

JOHNSON, sERGT. CHARLEs wEs-
LEY. In loving memory OF my dear
husband. SERQT. CHARLES IVES
LEY JOHNSON, who departed this
life two years ago today, March rs,
1901. -
In life loved you dearly,
In death do the same:
Peaceful be your rest. dear Husband,
Until We meet again.
DEVOTED WIPE. MARGARET