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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
BEER BLAST
AT THE OK CORRAL

TOMBSTONE, Ariz. (AP) :
Heinz Maurer Of Berlin visited
Tombstone last October and was
impressed BY the hospitality Of
town officials.
After returning to Germany,
Maurer sent his Tombstone
friends a barrel Of BavarIan beer.
Town officials immediately
scheduled a beer party in the
famed OK Corral.
CHATTANOOGA (AP) : Com
plants pout one of Chatta-
nooga's coldest winters on record
revived memories Of the incurable
optimist Of 1899. When the ther-
mometer plunged TO 10 below
zero that year, the Chattanooga
Times ran a story h din d
Freezing Is Blessing TO the
People of the South. +"
A Marine hospital surge on was
quoted as say ing the severe cold
would be productive Of great
good in stamping out germs. +"
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Seldom Lindsay,
Master Baker,
Retired in 1853

Seldom M. Lindsay, SIS, a re-
tired master baker, died of a
blood disorder Sunday at
Washington Hospital Center
He lived at 1928 Shepherd
street NV.
Mr.. Lindsay worked for 20
years for the Knott Food Corp,
at the Pentagon. Illness forced
his retirement in 1858.
A native of Mountville, S. c.,
Mr.. Lindsay was a member of
Antioch Baptist Church here.
He leaves his wife, Eula, a
teacher at Brent Elementary
School; a daughter, Lagretta, a
teacher at Morgan Elementary
School, and another daughter,
Charlita, and a son, Sheldon,
jr., all of the home address.
Also, eight brothers, Lowell
Lindsay of 1015 N street NV,
Clarence Of 1855 Morse street
NE, Ralph of 1893 Meridian
place NV, and William Lind
say of 5216 Fourth street NV,
Earl, Clyde and Hugh Lindsay
all of Clinton, S. c., and Err
skine Lindsay of Mountville.
Also, three sisters, Mrs. Etolis
Adams of 1903 Gales street
NE, Mrs. Christine Nance OF
COLT Third street NE, and Le-
Ruth Gillian of Clinton.
The funeral will be at / pm
today at Antioch Baptist
Church, with burial in Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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Mary Suburth,
Language Expert.
Taught Royalty

Miss Mary Sabarth, who OPP
Grated a Language school in her
home at 1901 Sixteenth street
NV, died of a cerebral hem
orrhage on January /.
Miss Sabarth, who was fluent
in German, French, Spanish,
Turkish, Arabic and Italian,
tutored many graduate students
and applicants for foreign serv-
ice posts.
A antive of Hanover, Ger
many, she studied in England
at the turn of the century and
later went to Egypt and Turkey
to teach members of the royal
families in those countries. She
later recalled to friends that in
Turkey she taught members OF
the sultan's harem.
After teaching elsewhere in
Europe and the Middle East
Miss Sabarth came to the
United States and was on the
staff of several schools, includ-
ing Columbia University. She
came to Washington about 80
years ago and opened her own
school.
She leaves a brother, Ulrich
Sabarth, of Hanover.
Memorial services will be at
S pm. tomorrow at the Lee Flu
neral Home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Burial will be private.
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DR.. R. S. Penn,
81, Howard U.
Medical ri

DR.. r. Spurgeon Penn, 81,
who practiced medicine in the
District 35 years, died Tuesday
at his home, 1924 C street Sc.
after a long illness.
DR.. Penn, a native of the Dis
trict. attended public schools
here and was graduated from
Howard University's Medical
School in 1927.
He was a member of Chi
Delta, a dico-chirugical fra
ternity, and Of the Campbell
AME Church.
DR.. Penn, widower of the
former Mary c. Kelly, leaves
a son, Robert S. Penn, jr., of
the home address; three BROTH
ers, Burrell c., of 2458 Elvans
street Sc; the Rev. Leon S.,
of Raleigh, S. c.; and Jona-
than W., of Alb Kennedy av-
enue NE; and three grand
children.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at the Campbell AME
Church, 1862 Nichols avenue
Sc, with burial at Fort Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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Mrs. FreoIing, 70,
Taught English
In High Schools

Mrs. Bernard Frealing, 70, a
retired English teacher in Dis
trict high schools, died Tues
day at Washington Hospital
Center after a heart attack.
Mrs. Frealing retired from
Spingarn High School in 1858
after 80 years of service in
District schools, including Arm
strong and Dunbar Hig h
Schools.
Born in Shreveport, La, Mrs.
Frealing was graduated from
the Posse School of Physical
Education in Boston and from
the College of Arts and Sci
ences of Howard University.
She received a master of arts
degree from Boston University.
She also attended the Uni
versity of London in 1929
and had attended summer Ses-
sions at the University of Chi
.cago, Catholic University, Lady
Margaret Hall in London and
the Institute for Foreigners at
the University of Berlin.
She was the founder Of the
Round Table Study Club here
in 1921 and was a member of
the Metropolitan Methods
Church.
Her husband died several
years ago. She lived at 1880
Webster street NV.
Memorial services were held
today at the Magruder Funeral
Home, following cremation.
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Ernest Gustufson.
Chiropructor in
D. c. 46 Years

Ernest M. Gustafson, "a, a
chiropractor here for as years,
died yesterday at Providence
Hospital after a heart attack
He maintained offices for Al
years at the Cumberland
Apartments, Massachusetts,
avenue and Fourteenth street
NV. Five years ago he moveo
his offices into his home, 430S
Eighteenth street NV.
He was a member of Calvary
Baptist Church, where he
served as a deacon and be-
longed to the Vaughn Bible
Class for Men. He was a mem
Der Of Lafayette Masonic Lodge
and the Shrine's Almas Temple
and was an associate member
of Columbia Chapter. Order o.
the Eastern Star.
He leaves his wife, Helga, Of
the home address.
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Samuel Barnes Dies,
Construction Official

He leaves his wife, Mary, of
the home address; a daughter,
Mrs. jeanne Tevenner of COG
Tillman drive, Falls Church;
his mother, Mrs. j. S. Barnes,
sr,, of Sutherlin; and two
brothers, Robert F., of Suther-
lin, and Jacob S., Of Strauss
burg, Va.
Also surviving are six sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Pearson of Dan
vile, Va; Mrs. Minnie Pottage
of PAGES, Va; Mrs. Mary
Barksdale of Sutherlin; Mrs.
Sue Bates of Vernon Hill, Va;
Mrs. Betsy Newly of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Alice Tulviler of
Alexandria, and three grand
children.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at st. Thomas Moore
Church, with burial at Calvary
Memorial Cemetery in Fairfax.
A recitation of the rosary will
be offered at 8 o'clock tonight
at the Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington.
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Samuel w. Barnes, SO, gen.
eral superintendent for the
Thomas H. Ryon construction
company for the last 10 years,
died of a heart attack Wednes-
day at his residence, 1901
South Fifth street, Arlington.
A native of Sutherlin, Va,
he came to the Washington
area in the early 1930s and be-
gan in the construction bust
ness with the Martin Bros Co.
Mr.. Barnes was responsible
for the construction of many
commercial and apartment
buildings in the area, including
Kenwood House and Montgom-
cry House in Bethesda.
During World War II, he
was employed at the Naval Air
Station in AnacoStia.
Mr.. Barnes was a member of
st. Thomas Moore Church in
Arlington, a third degree
Knight Of Columbus, Council
2473, and Of the Porto Caravan,
Order Of Alexandra.
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Alexander Peneuu, IS,
Ex-Currency Eneruver

Peneau attended public schools
in that State. After service in
World War I, he enrolled in
the Rhode Island School of De-
sign in Providence, where he
studied engraving and jewelry
design.
In 1929 Mr.. Peneau came to
Washington to work with the
Bureau of Printing and En-
craving as a currency plate
engraver. He retired in 1858.
He was active in the American
Legion and was a member of
the Sacred Heart Roman Cath
ole Church, Sixteenth street
and Park road NV.
He leaves his wife, Grace A,
Peneau, at the home address,
and a brother, Edgar L. Peneau
of Hopedale, Mass.
Requiem mass will be at 9
am. Monday at the Sacred
Heart Church. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Allan 6. Cruiq,
Editor, Author

Allan Crawford Craig, So, a
resident of New York for SO
years. died in Washington
Monday of bronchial pneu-
monia.
Born in Arnprior, Ontario,
Canada, in 1876. Mr.. Craig was
the editor of several trade
newspapers. He also wrote short
stories on the Canadian woods
Mr.. Craig leaves two nephews,
Donald j. Detwiler of 631 6
street Sc. and John A. Diet
wiler of I'll East Capitol street
Services were to be today at
q pm. at Christ Episcopal
Church, 3116 o street NV.
with burial in New York State
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Joe Henry Eagle,
Ex-RepresentutiYe

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. II
(AP). Former Representative
Joe Henry Eagle, 80, who fought
prohibition but never drank,
died here yesterday.
Mr.. Eagle represented the
Texas 9th district in Congress
from 1913 to 1921 and from
1888 to 1887. He helped write
the Federal Reserve Act and the
Farm Loan Bank Act.
A Democrat, he opposed pro-
hibition but said he never took
a drink in his life.
In 1886, Mr.. Eagle left his
House seat and made an I'M
successful race against the late
Senator Morris Sheppard. He
practiced law here until he re-
tired at the age of 81.
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Alexander Peneau, rs, retired
scrollwork designer of the Blu
reau of Printing and Engraving,
died of a heart attack yesterday
in his home at 1921 Sixteenth
street NV.
AS a plate engraver of cur
rency, Mr.. Peneau was part of a
small group Of master designers
and scrollworkers allowed to
engrave money plates. For many
years he also made plates for
presidential invitations.
Born in Nashau, N. H., Mr..
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Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
In Mrnturtant

NNNAAN
BLACKWELL, MARY r. In loving
memory Of our devoted mother and
sister. MARY F. BLACKWELL, who
passed away one year ago today,
January IL, 1862.
Your memory we will cling TO.
Never to depart;
Cog has you in His keeping.
But we have you In our hearts,
THE FAMILY.
GIBSON, KATHERINE SHEPPARD,
shaH always cherish the memory OF
KATHERINE SHEPPARD GIBSON,
VINO passed to life eternal January
ESTHER BUTLER SUTTON
JOHNSON, CHARLES @. In sad hut
loylng memory Of my husband.
CHARLES q. JOHNSON. who passed
away d iear years ago today, January
His memory is as dear today
as II was when he passed away.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MARIAN
ROBERTS, WILLIAM w. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and
Isthel' WILLIAM w. ROBERTS, who
passed away tWenty-one years ago
To-Day January II, 1912.
You will never be forgotten
BY lhe ones who loved YOU hest
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
SCOTT, ROSIE. Sacred TO the mem
ory Oh my wife, ROSIE SCOTT who
passed away five years ago, jan
uary IL, 1858.
! think Of her today,
Resting sleeping, Just away.
Resting where no shadows IAN.
~ perfect peace she awaits US All
HER HUSBAND, JOHN II. SCOTT,
skIDMORE, MANILA w. In loving
memory OF MANILA W sKiDMoRE,
VINO departed this life nine years
ago. January II, 1854.
God saw the road was getting rough.
And the hills were hard 10 ciimb'
80 He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered. Peace be thine
L0HXhlM Nf = CHILDREN AND GRAND
SIMMONS CORA z. In sad but
,Uyih srI memory rory Of our dear sister
departed this life two years aso
TO-DAY January II, 1861.
sometimes it's hard to understand
why some things have TO be;
But IN HIS wisdom, God has planned
Beyond our power 10 see
They say time heals all sorrow
But time 50 far has only proysd
How much We miss you YET t0'H
bENOIED SISTERS, IRENE SLOAN
NM VIRGINIA HOLMES, AND
NIECE, LAURA s. POWELL.
SIMMONS, CORA r.. In loving mem
Dry OF my dear sister.in-law' CORA
+. SIMMONS, who entered INTO
eternal rest two years ago todav
January H. 1891.
DO not need a special day
~, To bring you TO my mind,
Inc days ! do not think OF Won
are very hard 70 find
ID EYOTE Ed BROTHER-IN.LAW
THURsToN HOLMES.
SPENCER, ELIZABETH. In iovins
memory OF my mother, EtIZARFTH
SpENcER, who passed January Ill,
Remembering your words. vour
deeds, your WAYS
Though you are gone, there IA a
much mat stays
ULLRiCH PAUL A. In loving NOM
ofy OF my husband, PAUL A. JII.
RICH who passed away on January
II, 1902
Loved and remembered alwaya
your memory u 4 precious treastfra.
your passing lifetime OF regret
LOVING WIPE
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Dratha

TOYE, PAUL D. CPERLEYl. On
Wednesday, January 9, 1858. az
Mount Wilson Hospital. PAUL b.
ToYE of Aauasco, Md. husband Of
the late Edna Toye. father Of Lii
Marv EW;ssssRneEohs a ss9 ThSm Po2e
Everett, Ernest, William, clayton
and Paul, ir He also is survived BY
32 grandchildren, nine great-grand-
children, three sisters and host
3 pm, Friday January IL, friends
may call at Kelson Funeral Home,
Aquasco Md, where the rosary will
be ,reelted at : pm. REQUIEM mass
VIII be offered at 10 am, sstgr-
Church, Benedict, Md. Interment
81; Mary's Cemetery, Bryantown.
VINSoN, REV. LOUIS f. PIE). Sud
denly, on Monday, January Z, 1853,
REV REV LOUIS T. viNsoN, local Pas:
perance Vinson Also surviving are
six daughters four sons 10 grand
children three sisters three broth
ers four aunts, eight uncles, host
OF other relatives and friends, After
pm. Friday, January IL, friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home. Pas North Washington St..
Rockville, Md. Funeral Saturday,
MSh 0ant calvary a. Bab RR e e. t2'
Rockville, Md, the Rev. Henry
DAVIS, pastor; the Rev. Frank
Randall officiating. Interment Ar
dnS'on Ja SasiSnal Cemetery on Mon
vOGEL, MARGARET B. On wednes-
day, January q. 1853. MARGARET
B; yoGEL of Fair Wind Farms,
county, Pa. wife o. Mai. . eRgh
Clayton B. Vogel, USING tretlredj.
Services Monday January IA, at 2
pm, at Arlington National Ceme-
terry, Fort Myer, Va.
WALLER, ROOSEVELT. On Monday,
January z. 1868, at Prince Georges
Hospital. ROOSEVELT WALLER Of
Nd; beloved husband OF Make
daughter, Miss Emma lee Walier:
two sisters Lila Waller and Mrs.
troll Mich; a devoted nephew. Mr..
Henry Branson' and other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at his above late residence where
Trends may call after pm. Fri
Saturday. January ~, at i pm,
az the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 30l5 18th st. ne (ample
parking facilities the Rev. B H.
Whiting officiating. Interment Car
yer Memorial Park II
WHEELER, EBERT NJ. Suddenly, on
Thursday, January 10, 1868, al
his residence, 5735 North 4th
St. Arlington, Va. EBERT M.
WHEELER, beloved husband OF Rose
a: Wheeler, father of Charles 7.
wheeler, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles z. Wheeler OF West York,
Ill.,, and brother of Murray, Stanley
and John Wheeler, Mrs lola STAN
field, Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard and
Mrs, Josephine Craig, all OF IL
linois. Friends may cali al the
Arhngton Funeral Home, 1901
after 10 am. Saturday. January
u, where. services will be held on
Monday, January IA, at 1245 nm.
lnterment Arlington National Gem
etery. ia
WIENECKE. GEORGE HENRY. Sud-
denly. on Sunday, January 8. 1863,
az his home. l713-B West Monroe,
Phoanix, Ariz., GEORGE HENRY
WlENECKE, brother OF Mrs. Emma
McVearry. There also are several
nieces and nephews. Mr.. Wienecke
rests at the Warner e Pumnhrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
silver Spring, Md. where service
VIII be held on Saturday, January
II, At IL am. (parking facilitieSi
lnteTment PrOSnpCt HiI1 Cannafory
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SCHNEIDER. MARIE YvoNNE. Sud.

1858. MARIE YVoNNE SCHNEIDER
OF 62l Crocus ave, Rockville. Nd
beloved wife OF Robert z. Schneider.
mother Of David and Krista Schnei-
der, daughter OF Clara and the late
James p. O'Brien, sister OF Alice
o Brlen OF Massachusetts. Services
on Monday. January IA. at st. AIMS
catholic Church, Waterbury, Conn.
Local ARRANGEMENTS By the Tyson
Wheeler Funeral Home
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sCHAFHIRT, MARY LOWRY.

Thursday, January 10. 1868. at her
residence, MARY LOWRY SCHAF-
HIRT Of 1923 Porter st. NV, wife
Of the late Dr., William G. Schaf-
hirt. cousin Of william J. Lowry
Of Baltimore. Md. and Mrs. George
", Montgomery Of Baltimore, Nd.
vited TO call at the s. ri Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 l4th 81.
NV, after 900 pm. Friday, jan
uary IL parking faciiities). Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Saturday, January IL. at 100 pm.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery IN
lieu Of flowers expressions III
sympathy may be made 10 the
American Cancer Society Of Wash
ington, d. c. baltimore. Nd
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
-. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fth s. and Mass Ave. III. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
2 Blks North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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dag. January >, 1858. DUNCAN 1 b.
RANSDELL OF 39lS Fulton 81. NV,
beloved husband OF Josephine c.
Ransdell and uncle Of Rannie Rams
dell, Eugene Marks, Arthur Marks
Of Canton, Ohio, and Capt. James
A. Marks, USN, OF Norfolk, Va,
He also is survived by r. M, Dulin.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison ST. NV.
parking on premisesl. where sery-
ices will be held on Saturday, jan
uary ~, at IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
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OF 35of Minnesota ave- :" s.e.. r on
January s. 1868, father OF Fred
erlck W, IT,, ana Joseph r.
Schaefer, son of Margaret z.
Schaefer and brother Of Mrs. Mary
Eva Schaefer, Louis A., George II
and Charles E. Schaefer. Three
grandchildren also survive. Serv.
ices at Chambers GEORGETOWN Flu.
neral Home, 3O72 NJ ST. NV. or
Monday, January Il, at pm
Cemetery. IA
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN-5 beautiful sravs.
sites on hilltop, near the mauso.
lcumi very reas. W. h-3740, Nc
CRYPT ~ cedar Hi Mausoleum. Can
RA 6.i73s.
CARVER IMMORTAL CEMETKRY--9
graves, $3.50, or best offer, h0AA
East Capitol 81 bst-92si ewes 10
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMTTERY-
I-plot mausoleum, reasonable. Du.
nsfII1
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REDMOND, WAYNE

January 7, 1888, WAYNE O RED.
MOND Of 1888 Gales st. ne, father
OF Ms, Elsie Valentine, Mrs. Bes-
sic Williams, Mrs. Edith Bonds,
Mrs. Beatrice Gray, Bernice, Wayne
and Bonnie Redmond He also is
survived by fourteen erandchildren,
twelve great-grandchildren other
relatives and a host Of friends
After pm, Friday. January II.
friends are invited to call az the
JARVIS Chapel, 1882 You st. NV.
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday, January -, at ia
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. ii
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day, January 10, 1854 cHhR-
LoTTE 81 scHRoM OF Of Green hAh-
Nd, beloved wife OF the late vii,
liam H, Sehrom and mother Of
Miss Mabel Z. sehrom, Mrs. Char
lotte M. Boyle, Mrs. Gwendolyn b
Elliott. Mrs; Elinor NJ. Loveless,
Mr.. Frederick W. H. and Mr.. VII.
lam H. Schrom, jr.; sister OF Mi.
Julius Erxmeyer. She also Is sur
viVed by eighteen grandchildren and
i've great-grandchildren. Friends
may call AZ Gaseh's Funeral Home
at3s Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Nd, after IL am. Saturday, jan
uary IL, until 10 am. Monday,
January Ia; thence to the Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum Chapel where
services will be held at il.3O am.
1nterment private. IL
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.EE, MARGARET EVERETT.

parted this life on Thursday, Jan
pital, MRS. MARGARET E. LEE Of
325 18th st. ne, devoted wife Of
is survived by other relatives and
many friends. Remains may be-
viewed on Sunday. January -,
after 4 pm, at the Hall Bros. Flu
neral Home, 62l Florida ave. NV,
where services will be held on
Monday, January IA, at pm,
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 11.19
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LUCAS, ADoLPHUs R. suddenly, q,

IUNhol HDVLE nus Il. Suddenly, on
ADoLPHUs R. LUCAS Of 94$5 Ala Ala
bama ave. Sc, Apt. 2O2. devoted
husband Of Mrs Catherine Lucas,
beloved son Of Mrs. Lulu o. Parker,
father Of Eugenie Lucas, stepfather
OF Deidrene and Diane Douglas,
brother Of Mrs. Edythe L. saynes.
Irwin r. and Harold E. Lucas. He
also leaves to mourn his passing
one brother-in-law, Francis L.
Jaynes, sr.. and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the John I. Rhines Co. Funeral
home, 3Ol5 18th ST. ne. Notice
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LEE. ANNIE BELL. On Wednesday

January o, 1853, at Doctors Hos
pital, WASHINGTON, d. C.. ANNIE
BELL LEE Of 1913 9TH I'd. south,
Arlington, Va. formerly Of King
George County. Va. mother Of Mrs.
Eva F. Mcdaniel OF King George
Fanny Dow. Warren NJ. Lee. Her
shell D. Lee and Floyd T. Lee
Of Arlington, Va; Edward L. Lee,
Mrs. Harriet Sasser and Howard
M. Lee. of Fairfax. Va. Joseph I.
and Ashby L. Lee Of Silver Spring,
Md; sister Of Tom Lee Of Union
Vile Va. She also is survived by
grandchildren and several great
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax drive, Airing.
ton; Va, where services will be
pm. Interment National Me-
mortal PARK
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January Z, 1853. Alexander Z,
LEWIS of 1873 You st. ne, devoted
husband Of Mrs. Sophia Lewis He
also is survived by his mother. Mrs
Rosa Galloway; six daughters, six
sons and one grandson. other rela-
resting at the Morrow & Woodford
Funeral Home. 1922 18th st. NV.
where friends may call from 3 pm.
until 10 pm. Friday, January II.
Funeral on Saturday, January 10.
az l pm, from the Church OF the
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery
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dsv iannary Ioa9 NJ S SnA l iSt,-
St, ne, REV CHARLES LSR, o. r. Pa PRICE i1in
beloved husband OF Mrs. Ruth M
Price. He also leaves five devoted
children. Jesse r. Price Mrs. Charl-
sic M. King, Mrs. jamie A. Tolson,
Miss Isadore NJ, Price and Mrs
Hannah p Harris Friends may call
at the Joynes Funeral Home, lI6
Mass. ave. NV, after 3 pm Fri
day, January II. Remains NAV be
viewed on Saturday, January 10. be-
tween 10 am. and 12:45 pm. at
the First Church Of Christ, 1918
Hamlin st. ne, and where funeral
services will be held at l pm. In
terment Carver Memorial Cemetery.
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HUKE' KIUodaHa J On Llesday, Janu-
RUTH J. HoKE, who formerly re-
sided at Annandale, Va, wife OF
H. II. Hoke. mother OF Hubert d.
Hoke, sister OF Mrs. William B.
King and Virginus H. johnson. Fu-
neral services on SATURDAY.. January
~. at 1890 am, at the Cunning
ham Funeral Home, Cameron and
Alfred SITS Alexandria, Va Inter-
mani Naiinnal MnmnrInl PAL
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day January 0, 1858. ANNIE
LAURA HoLpER beloved wife q
Mrs, CAROLYN Hunley and James A,
Holder, cousin OF Mrs. Nellie San
ford. Mrs, Alma G. German, Mrs
Albert Mullen and Miss Catherine
cowsill Funeral from the s n.
81. NV. parking facilitiesl, on
Saturday, January l2, at II am.
Entombment Fort Lincoln Gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

MARY r. In loving
memory Of our devoted mother and
sister. MARY F. BLACKWELL, who
passed away one year ago today,
January IL, 1862.
your memory we viii cling to,
Never to depart;
COG has you in His keeping,
But we have you In our hearts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

january /, 1853 MARY Lot
LANIER of 2263 10th st. ne. Sur
viving are six nieces and nine neph-
ews. After pm. Friday, January
IL, friends may call at the johnson
Jenkins Funeral Home, 1904
Georgia ave. NV, where services
Will be held on Saturday. January
II, at l pm. s. W. Butler, Nor
tician.