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Holiness Christian
Christian Science
Dover, Delaware
Sunday Services

The subject of the Lesson
Sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches in Delaware,
Sunday, will be God"
Morning Service and Sun
day School are at 11:00 am.
Smyrna times., 1963-01-10

st. JOseph's Church
Daily Mass Services are
held at $3.50 and 700 am.
Baptisms Sundays at 100
p. m.
Religious Glasses Saturdays
1000 a. m.
Smyrna times., 1963-01-10

Bethel A. Nj. e.
Mid-week Prayer Service,
Wednesday 500 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

1861 OLDSMOBILE 90 Holiday,
clean in and out, power equipped.
AN l-02l4
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

1859 ENGLISH Ford; cheap trans
portation: Al condition.
VIII 6-2o17.
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1858 CHEVROLET station wagon,
6 cylinder, stick. clean. runs good,
$3.50. KE. 1-00l7 between am
5 pm,
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1857 DODGE. 4 door. automatic
transmission. 6 cylinder, radio,
heater; attractive car; engine
requires work. $3.50. VIII. 3-4367.
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1856 CHEVROLET. 2 door, cylin-
der, standard shift, 1898 Value
Auto Sales, 1905 st. Clair ave.
GIL l-3l73
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1856 PONTIAC convertible, power
steering and brakes, S225, cash.
VIII. 2-6O6O
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1886 FORD convertible. standard
shift, Va. no rust, new top, $50.
RE 2-o2q7
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Mrs. Fannie Lonq,
100 Years Old

Mrs. Fannie D. Long, widow
Of William A. Long Of Williams
port. Pa. died yesterday Of a
heart attack at her home In
Washington two weeks before
her l0lst birthday.
Mrs. Long had made her
home with her daughter and
son-in-law. Capt. and Mrs.
Robert A. Lavender. at s7O1
Thirty-third place NV, since
1913.
Prior to coming to Washing
ton, Mrs. Long lived in VIII
Transport where she was the
Oldest member of the Covenant
Presbyterian Church.
The daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Nc
Infancy, she was born October
10. 1852. in Stroudsburg. Pa.
She was educated at private
schools in Stroudsburg and
moved as a bride to Williams
port in 1884.
Mrs. Long leaves her daugh-
ter Of the home address, one
granddaughter and three great
grandchildren.
Private services will be con-
Quoted at IL am. Tuesday in
Williamsport.
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Cupt. Stewart;
Co-PiIot of Plane
Lost in Atlantic

Memorial services were held
in Dover. Del. on Friday for
Capt. Walter ]. Stewart III, 81
co-pilot. and other crew men,
bers Of a four-engine C-s3 tur-
boprop Cargomaster which left
Dover on September % and
was lost over the Atlantic.
No traces Of the missine
plane have been reported. On
Thursday the 10 missing crew
members were declared dead by
the Air Force.
Capt. Stewart-whose pro-
m otion from first lieutenant
became automatically effective
last Tuesday-was the son OF
Capt. Walter j. Stewart, IT.,
USN (ret), and Mrs. Stewart
of 1881 Winter lane, AMMAN
dale. Va.
He was graduated from
Western High School here In
1850 and from the Naval Acad-
envy in 1855.
. Besides his parents, he leaves
his wife, Ann; five children,
Linda, 6; Robert, S; Donna, 8;
Christopher, 2 and Jeffrey, 3
months, all Of Dover. and a
brother, Norman, IL, Of the
Annandale address.
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Theological Seminary, Ma dt
son, N. j.
He took graduate work al
Columbia University and re-
ceived his Doctor Of Divinity
degree in 1911.
DR.. Payton leaves his wife
the former Rose Guthrie
Marsh, Of the home address
SIT Virginia avenue, Fall:
Church. Their daughter, Bar.
bara Rose, died as a child. He
also leaves a sister, Mrs. Leila
Payton Tucker Of Orient, N. Y.
and a brother, Jesse c.. Of
Tulsa, Okla.
Funeral services will be at II
am. Tuesday at the Ives Flu
neral Home in Arlington. Add
tional services and burial will
take place Thursday in Pitts
burgh.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form of donations to the Heart
Fund.
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Claire Niesen, 40,
Radios MARY Noble

ENCTNo, Calf. Oct. 5 (AP),
Claire Niesen, long known to
soap opera fans as MARY
Noble, Backstage Wife," died
during the night at Encino
Hospital Of cancer.
The 40-year-old radio actress
starred in soap operas for 20
years, and appeared on many
popular radio shows on the
NBC and CHS radio networks.
Miss Niesen played Mary
Noble for IA years until the
show was terminated two years
ago.
She leaves her husband, Ac-
tor Melville Ruick; a daughter,
actress Barbara Ruick, and q
sister. The funeral will be held
Tuesday.
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Harry c. Thomas, 81,
Foreign Aid Career Man

Harry C. Thomas. 81, an Of
ficial in the Agency for Inter-
national Development died Of a
heart attack today at Doctors
Hospital.
Mr.. Thomas most recent
post was deputy director Of the
AID mission to Afghanistan.
He had returned to Washing
ton in May to wait for a new
assignment.
An employe Of foreign aid
agencies since the Marshall
Plan, he began with the Eco
nomic Cooperation Administra-
ton offices in Paris, and later
served in London, Frankfurt
am-Main, Bonn and M q drid
with aid agencies.
In 1855 he left Madrid,
where he had been the control
Ter Of the economic mission,
and went to Seoul, Korea. After
two years there, he became
deputy director Of the Afghan
istan mission.
A native Of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Thomas was graduate d
from the University Of Pitts
burgh, and was in the banking
and wholesale paper businesses
before World War II, when he
served In the Navy as a lieu
tenant commander In the Paci-
fic
He was Q State Department
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Dr.. Poyton, 70, Dies;
Methodist Clergyman

The Rev. DR.. Jacob Simpson
Payton, 70, Of Falls Church,
retired clergyman and editor,
died Friday in Arlington Hospi-
tai after & heart attack.
After he was ordained into
the ministry Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, DR.. Payton
began his career in the clergy
with a series Of charges in the
Pittsburgh, Pa, Conference.
He also served as area super
intendent Of the Pittsburgh and
Allegheny districts of the con-
ference.
He served as editor Of the
National Methodist Press In
Washington from 1886 until
1910; as assistant editor Of the
Christian Advocate in Chicago,
III. and as Washington CORE
spondent for the Christian Ad-
vocate and other religious pub
locations.
Many Activities
DR.. Payton was a member of
the 1899 conference which
united the three branches Of the
Methodist Church in the Unit
ed States. He was also a dele
gate to the Methodist Church's
1921 Ecumenical Council in
London, England.
DR.. Payton was also a past
president Of the Association of
Methodist Historical Societies
and a member Of the executive
committee Of the group. He
also was q m amber Of the
Methodist Historical Society of
Northern Virginia.
An author, he published in
1889 "Our Fathers Have Told
U.s." the history Of Methodism
In the Pittsburgh area. In
1858. he and two others edited
the journal and Letters of
Francis Asbury."
Served as Chaplain
DR.. Payton had served as an
Army and Navy chaplain and
was assistant director Of the
General Commission on Army
and Navy ChaplainS from 1913
until 1916.
He was active In the Young
Mems Christian Association
and in 1918 served as war work
secretary for all of the YMCA's
overseas.
He was also a member of the
Masonic Lodge and the Nation
al Press Club. in Washington.
The son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Wesley Payton,
he was born in DeSoto, Iowa,
IN 1884. He received his bache-
lor's degree from Fort Worth
University in Texas in 1908 and
in 1911 he received a bachelor
Of divinity degree from Drew
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officer in Guam briefly before
the Marshall Plan was put into
effect.
Since returning from AZ
ghanistan, Mr.. Thomas and his
wife. Dorothy, have been living
at the Woodner Hotel.
Besides his wife, he leaves
his mother, Mrs. M. E. Thomas,
and q sister, Mrs. Marion H.
Blake, both Of st. Petersburg,
Fla.
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Dratha
FLoURNOY,

FLOURNOY, HAROLD n. A special
a communication Of Naval
~ LOdssi, No. }, Z T; A, M 4; NJ.
WY pose Of p performing The Ma.
nv sonic burial services for our
" late brother, HAROLD H.
FLoC JoHS w. LOCKWOOD, Master.
ROLAND M. BROWN. Secretary. 6
FLEIsCHER, WADE MAXWELL. On
EEdsy o f9Sscr 4 l'S5 W ssos B MaE
Hill Court Broolmont, Maryland, be-
loved husband of Maree r. Fleischer.
father Of Karin Fleischer, stepfather
q John Patrick, MaheT and Maree
son and John R. Fieischer. Services
and interment private. In lieu Of
flowers, donations may be made to
the American Cancer Society.
FRAZIER, ELIZA 7. On Friday, October
Z, 1888, ELIZA T. FRAZIER Of 10 S
st. NV, beloved mother Of Mrs. Sarah
z. Irwin and sister of Mrs. Olive T:
Reynolds Of Montgomery, Alabama, and
Mrs Mae Ssv Il Baker Also sIIT,yiving.
Irwin; other relatives and many friends.
After pm, Monday, friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1870 9TH st. NV, where services
Will DC nelu at ~ dsulsg 1ueSudNs NC
tober 8. InteTment Harmony Memorial
Park.
FRIGO, HELEN J. Suddenly, on Thurs
day, October :, 1853, at Fairfax, Va,
HELEN J; FRIGO of 2l3o M st.
NV Washington, d. c., beloved sister
Of Mrs. Gertrude Dulaney Of Airing
ton, Va; Frank Frigo, John FrigO and
Mrs. Joseph Wiegands all of Wiscon-
sin; Mrs. Mary Dahlin, Mrs. Irene
Bice and Mrs. Ann Bracket, all OF
Michigan, and Mrs. Elizabeth Powell
of New Mexico. Friends may call
at the Murphy Funeral Home, 3524
Columbia pike, Arlington. Va. Requiem
Mass will be offered at 9:4S am. Mon
Chapel, Arlington, Va. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
FRIGO, HELEN J. Officers and mem.
AHA bers Of James T. Brady, Post
ESAa No. $50, Catholic War Veterans,
IZ&k0l are notified of the death of our
NJ comrade, MISS HELEN J.
FRlG0, and are requested to
assemble for a ritual service
at the Murphy Funeral Home,
5524 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va,
p.m.s Sunday, October 8.
]. E. LYNCH, Adiutant.
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1rafha

HERRON. WAYNE v, On Saturday.
October s, 1850, in WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
WAYNE W. HERON Of 10 South
S SoT Hons I'd; I; A[iingtO1s Va. b:
father Of James WAYNE Heron uancs
Corporal u.S-M.CDi son Of william ".
Heron Of Mariana, Arkansas; brother
Of Mrs. Ruby NeiRhbors, Grady, Jesse
and Hhea Heron Of Mariana, Arixan-
sas, and a sister, Katie Of Colony,
2f ses Faser. Hs. Ray WILL sS 4 bt tse
Arlington Va after pm, on Sunday,
October 8. and until ll:3o am. on
Lqesday; October 9, thence 10 Fori
vii Be BEG az pm; InteTment Ar
Arkansas papers, please copy.
HILL, PETER HEIsKELL. On Thurs
fRa EL of HT q w f1 "a 8Er 5se. HE'S rs.
attsvilIe, Nd. beloved husband d
Wilhelmina r. HiIl, father Of Mrs
Josephine Lauer, Mrs. DOrothea Davis,
Peter Heiskell Hill, r.. and the late
E Eyely1 Nv 4 ID Dare 49,. he also Is sur.
great; grandchildren Services al he
s. II. Hines GO. Funeral Home,
2SOl l4th s.. NV, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der Q, at 1890 am. (parking faciIi-
nesl. lnterment Arlington National
N~aAIslAIs
HORTON, JEFFREY ALAN. On
Wednesday, October z, 1853, at Provi-
a fsSsf NHC q az S SEFFsEY rd AIN AZ.
attsville, Nd. beloved son Of Richard
l., and Alice Green Horton, brother
q Linda y. Richard l., III Michael
Of Mr.; and Mrs: William NJ. Green
can at he James 7. Ryan Funeral
Home 81 Pa ave. Sc, from 2 to
and to 2 pm. Saturday and Sunday,
October and 8. Requiem Mass will be
offered on Monday, October y, at St.
az $3.50 am; Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment Arlington National
JOHNSON, JAMES ALLAN. On Tues
day, October. z. ls63s JAMES. ALLAN
HI M. Md, SeIS SSsS husband rU 81 H k1n
Mary c. johnson and father of Gilbert
Thomas and David z. Kemp. He
also is survived by three brothers.
James. W., Walter and Theodore John
Ss3n; four sisters Mrs. Helen Lyons,
Inns and Mrs: Marie Burroughs; other
relatives and friends. On Sunday,
October s, from 4 pm; to- pm,
friends may cal at the Masruder
uneIdl nOIues E9ll NICHOLS ave. sc.
Recitation Of the Rosary at pm.
Requiem Mass on Monday, October 7,
at am. at st. Ignatius' Church,
eoo2 Brinkley I'd, 0xon Hill, Nd.
1nterment church cemetery.
JONES, ISABEL. On Wednesday, octo-
Der ,, 1888, ISABEL JONES Of ia
Ontario I'd. NV, beloved wife of
Tom Jones. She also Is survived by
her father, Tom Nance; five sisters,
Bertha N. Glover, Lois Boins, Alice
Lindsey, Alice Barnes and Elizabeth
Littleiohni two brothers, James and
HoSe Nance; other relatives and
friends. After , pm. Sunday, OctO-
Der 8, friends may call at her late
residence, Funeral services on Mon
day, October y, at pm, at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, l2zs 4
st. NV, the Rev. E. c. Smith, pastor.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Services BY Ffazier.
JONES, ISABEL. The officers and men,
bers Of Electa Chapter No.
w 2; y; e. 70 & attend ID A q. 1 e:
%4ZA neral services for our late
Sister, ISABEL JONES, on
Monday, October y, 1853, at
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
lz2S r st. NV. at ] pm.
TRAGIC j, LITTLE, w. M.
PRENTICE LITTLE, w. p.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Htn 81. and Mass. Ave. Ii. as1oo
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 3-1III
BLks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Woshihston, b. C. Obituaries
October 6, 1858 SDAA0otASS
9Fatha
THEPIaILT.

THERIAULT, LOUIS PHILIP. Members
~ Of Fairfax Council No
&A asa. Knights Of Columbus
AA are requested 10 assemble
0~C al the Fitzgerald Funeral
wv Home 3115 Wilson blvd
N/ ArlinRtous Va at 9 p-m-s
W Sunday, October 8, 1874
% recite the rosary for our late brother,
LOUIS PHILIP THERIAULT. Hequiem
mass and interment Caribou, Maina.
PATRICK J. ODRISCOLL,
Grand KniRhf.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS. Fin Secy.
WISEMAN, JAMES n. On Saturday
October 5, 1858, at his residence, lTI1
Lyman pl. nJe.s JAMES H. WISEMANf
beloved husband Of Mrs. Edna Wise
man; father Of Darrell jeffrey Wiseman.
Also surviving are three sisters, one
brother, a host OF other relatives and
friends. Remains resting al his above
late residence, where friends may cal
after 4 pm, Monday, October Z, and
where services will be held Tuesday.
October ., at l2:l5 pm. Rev. Raymond
p. Harrison officiating. Interment An
hngtOn National Cemetery. Arrange,
ments BY the John 7. Rhines and Co
Funeral Home
WRIGHT, EUGENE HENRY. On Safur.
DAY, October 5, 1858, EUGENE HENRY
WRIGHT Of z1o4 Flagier pl. nv. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements b
FrazieT's.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINC0LN-2 crypts, In the Garden
of the Apostles. Call RA. 6-2672, Sun,
to u noon.
FORT LINCOLN MAUSOLEUM-BeSU.
ttul, private alcove room, consisting
of s crypts, valued at 5000 each.
will sell for family group at large
discount. Box lll-H, Star.
CRYPT FOR TWO in the Garden q t6e
Apostles; sale price, Sl,4o0; sen for
$780, 30l-PA. S-ss44, after s.
22,2sS,lS
FORT LINCOLN MAUSOLEUM-HayinF
moved to Florida we offer for ssle Al
greatly reduced price crypts A and r.
Row 5, Section 2oe. Write COG, Star.
Call Ii. 3-677s. 'P'''
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9ratha

sTnE, JOIN z. Passed svsy suddenly
Capital Plaza Apis. IS 2 - nv.
JOHN z. STTLE, husband Of Virginia
Mooney SUE: Funeral private Wednes-
sTIcHMAN, BENJAMIN. On thursday.
October J, 1874 BENJAMIN STICH-
MAN, beloved husband Of Lillian
timore, Nd, beloved son Of The Rev.
Reubin and the late Zelda Sdchman.
brother Of Solomon Stichman, Mrs
Bessie Shuman Of WASHINGTON, d. C.,
and Mrs Bert Friedman, Of silver
Levinson 9 Bros. Home. SOLO Reisters-
town rd.s Baltimore Nd, on Sunday,
t 3csSOer II = a. an s5:, SPa5kns tsei-
tery. II he1 Of flowers, make all
charity Of your choice. In mourning
at 2szl Violet ave, Baltimore, Nd.
beginHtinE Saturday evening. octo-
STODDARD, HELEN z. OF 3s3l TN st.
n.e.s on October 4, 1853, wife Of William
r. StOddard; mother Of William r.
Stoddard, IT., and Dolores Bowel;
sister Of Emma Ofiutt; also two grand
children. PRAYERS at Chambers George
town Funeral Home, 3oz NJ st. n.w.s
on Tuesday October 9, at s:l5 an.
Mass al St. Anthony's Catholic Church,
ldh and Monroe ne, at $50 am.
Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
THACKER, JOHN Q. On Thursday, Oc-
tOber 3, lS63s at the Washington Hos
Pital Center JOHN Y. THACkER. the
beloved husband Of Marguerite A.
Thacker (nee LeWisD, and father OF
Laura Lee and Theresa Lynne Thacker;
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". 5hacker,
ST. brother Of Ella Mae Charlton, VII
bur W. u, Alfred l. and Sterling W.
Thacker. Funeral services at the SIM
mons Brothers Funeral Home, 1881
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking facilities),
on Monday, October y, at ] pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visiting
hours until pm.
THERIAULT, L. PHILIP. Friday, Oc-
tober 4, 1858, al Fairfax Hospital,
L. PHILIP THERIAULT Of 5Sll Joplin
st., North Springfield, Va, beloved
husband of Mrs. Marion ID. Theriault
and father of Robert p. and Miss Ruth
A. Theriault. Friends may call at the
Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 32lS Wilson
blvd. parking in rear, Arl., Va, until
will be a recitation Of the rosary at
. pm, Sunday, at the above funeral
home. Requiem mass and interment
In Caribou, Maine.
L. PHILIP. The members
"a Of Commodore John Barry Gen
40. eral Assembly Fourth Degree
~M knights Of Columbus, are here
~ by notified of the death Of Sir
knight L. PHILIP THERI-
~ AULT, and are requested TO
be present at the FITZGERALD
Funeral Parlors, 324S Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va, at pm, Sunday, DC
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TUCKETT, JAMES DUCKETT. Sud.
denly. on Friday. October 4, 1853, at
the Washington Sanitarium and Hos
pital, JAMES d. TUCKETT, beloved
son Of James e. and Marjorie B..
Tuckett Of Norfolk, Va. Friends may
254 Carroll st. NV. (parking opposite9,
where services will be held on Mon
day, October =, at 10 am. Interment
private.
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TURNER, MARY E. Suddenly,

thursday. October ). 1868. NARY E.
mother of Mrs. Martha Whitfield,
Rosalee NJ, Evelyn d. and Hattie r.
Turner. Also surviving are one grand
daughter, her mother, Mrs. Maggie l..
Blunt; two sisters, four brothers, one
friends. After S pm. Tuesday, Octo-
Der 8, friends may call at the Robert
G. Mason Funeral Home, $500 Mich
OILS ave. Sc. Services will be held
on Wednesday, October 3, at I pm,
at the Refreshing Springs Church of
A. D. Headen officiating. Interment
Carver Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments BY Charles A. Irvine. ir-
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ANNIE Z. On Friday, DC.
tober 4, 1858, at Providence Hospital,
ANNIE E. McGINNIS. sister Of the
late Bessie McGinnis; aunt Of Mrs.
Dorothy and Miss Katherine Burns,
Mrs. Edith Acker, Mrs. Margaret
McLinden and Mr.. Gerald Burns and
Norman McGinnis. Funeral from the
Saffell Funeral Home, AIS H st. NV,
on Monday, October 7, at $3.50 am.
at am. Interment Holy Rood
Cemetery,
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GEORGE z. ANDERS,
Faithful Navigator.
JACK B; TRAINoR.

THOMAS, HARRY CHURCH. On Satur-
day. o S9sSv lSS2 a p &s5 HO e
Margaret 6. Thomas, son Of Mrs.
Marie Thomas and brother OF Mrs.
Marion H. Blake. Services will be
held at Fort Myer Chapel on Wednes-
day, October 3, at ] pm. Interment
ArlinGtOn National Carnafarv
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sePtenber z 8. 1853. q QUEEN azsg'01 y.
T bISHad . q 'SOs M aoTtsn S ave ne
aunt Of Shirley Cain, Pearl Chamblis,
Earl and Junious Jones. Also sur
yiving are other relatives and many
friends. After " noon Sunday, October
s, friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 9TH ST.
NV. Services on Monday, October
], at ! pm, at the Mount Gilead
Baptist Church, 1875 18th st. NV.
Interment Harmony Memorial Park. s
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SHERMAN, MORTON LOUIS. Suddenly,
e ot ETssdaSyE E 9Ss%sGSsE lI T MORTON :S
lane, Silver Spring, Nd, beloved nus
band Of Maria Sherman and devoted
father Of Judith Lynn and Allan Sher-
man. he also Is survived BY his
Imotherl Mrs: Annie Sherman, Kensing-
Samuel Sherman Bethesda, Nd, and
services at the Bernard Danansky &
Sons Funeral Home, 350l 18th st. NV,
parking facilities adiacent), on Mon
DAY, October =, at am. Interment
Mount Lebanon Cemetery,
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Thursday, October ), 1858, REBECCA
southwayl Of 2ioi 18th st. NV NV, Wash.
ingtonG ID. CT. beloved wife Of the
late Samuel Shochet and mother Of
Of Washington, d. c., and Mrs.
Jeanette Minded of Baltimore, Nd.
She also Is survived by nine grand.
children and two great-grandchiidren
Services at the Jack Lewis Home,
on Sunday, October s, at 1890 am.
lnterment Workmen's Circle Cemetery,
Mount Carmel. Kindly omit flowers.
In mourning at S723 Ellington I'd,
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October 3 1915. JOSEPH 1. sEWEII
Of 1lle Morris st.; ne, loving brother
Of Florence and Theodore Sewell, Julia
Mitchell, He also is survived By his
aunt, Mary Geneva Gross, other rela-
tiyes. and many friends. After Z PM,
Monday, October friends may call
a. Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
be said Tuesday, October ., at . pm.
lnterment Harmony Memorial Gene
terry.
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SSy, October 5, isS5, at George 1 Wash.
ington University Hospital, ESTHER X.
Of Mrs. Nellie /. Ekstrom Of Portage,
Indiana; Harry T., Lawrence d. and
Kenneth r. Rolfe of Powers, 0reg.;
Herbert W. Thompson Of San Mateo,
Calf; Col. Kenneth d, T. Thompson
son of Wauwathosa, Wis, and Chris
7. Thompson Of st. Clair Shores, Mich.
She also is survived by twenty-three
great-nieces and nephews. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave.
at Harrison ST. NV. parking on prem
ises), where services will be held on
Monday, October at 10 am. Inter
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ANNIE z. Members Of
&T1h Division No. 7, Ladies Aux.
ARd Hilary Ancient Order Of Hi
H2 n bernians, will meet for the
E/N ~ recital OF the rosary for our
ERLEN$ beloved deceased member,
NVaNsw ANNIE E. McGINNIS, at
S the Saffell Funeral Home,
AIS H ST. NV, on Sunday, October 8,
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TOLIvER, SUSIE. On Tuesday, October
], 1858, MRS. SUSIE TOLfVER Of
l1l5 North Capitol st. ne. SUSIE
TOLIVER is survived BY two daughters,
one Of Virginia and one of Jamaica,
Long Island; one sister; q devoted
cousin, Mr.. Pierce Robertson of ID. c.;
other relatives and many friends. Re
mains resting at Horizons MOrtuary.
1924 You st: NV, Tuesday, after pm,
at pm. Rev. c. NJ. Long, jr., Off
ciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery,
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Friday October 4, 1858, at the Wash.
D. TUCKETT, beloved son Of James
z. and Marjorie B. Tuckett of Norfolk,
Va. Friends may call at the TakOma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll ST. NV.
(parking opposite), where services will
be held on Monday, October 7, at 10
am. Interment private.