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The chronicle., 1963-11-28

said Norman A. Stewart and William L.
spruell we're granted the right and pri-
vilege to subdividing and filing a Sub
division Plat of the property pledged
by said Deed OF Trust for record in the
Records OF Official Plats OF jackson
County, Mississippi; and
whereas: pursuant to said right and
privilege, the said Norman A. Stewart
and william L. Spruell caused the pro-
perty so pledged to be subdivided and
plated as Sherwood Subdivision" the
Plat of which is now of record in Book
s, Page 81, Records OF Official Plats
or Jackson County, Mississippi; n
Whereas; under the terms and condi-
lions Of said Deed OF Trust. j. A. Roll
Inns and wife, Alyce M. Rollins, agreed
to, and did release from the lien OF
said Deed OF Trust, Lots 2. 3, 4, S. Z,
8 and Is of said Sherwood Subdivision;
and
Whereas; the said Norman A. Ste
wart and William l.. Spruell have made
default in the aforesaid Indebtedness
secured by said Deed OF Trust. and j.
A. Rollins and wife, Alyce M. Rollins,
have requested and directed the under
signed Trustee named in said Deed OF
Trust to foreclose the same to satisfy
the indebtedness secured thereby;
Therefore; in consideration Of the
premises, 1. o. L. Mcleod, Trustee.
will, as requested and directed, on
Friday the 18th day of December, 1868,
within legal hours, at the Main or West
Front Door of the Jackson County
Court House. in Pascagoula, Jackson
County, Mississippi, offer for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder or
Bidders for cash at public outcry the
following described real property stu
ated in the City OF Moss Point, Jack
son County, Mississippi, in Private
Claim No. Is. Township Z South, Range
6 West, and more particularly described
as follows. to-wit:
Lots l, 6, 8, 10, II. IL, I3, IA, Is, II,
lS. 10 and 20 of Sherwood Subdivision,
per Plat thereof recorded in Book s,
Page 81, Records OF Official Plats OF
Jackson County, Mississippi;
and will thereafter deal with said
property. and the proceeds from the
sale thereof according to law, and the
termbs, conditions and tenor of the
aforesaid Deed OF Trust.
POSTED and PUBLISHED, this the
2lst day of November, AID, 1868.
o. L. MCLEOD,
Trustee.
1t ll-2l, 20, 1876, IL
The chronicle., 1963-11-28
NO. 1911
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS, on December %. 1862,
William L. Spruell, Norman A. Stewart
and S & S Construction Company OF
Jackson County. Mississippi, Inc. exc
cuted a deed OF trust to Sidney Beck,
Trustee for R~iley-Stuart Supply Com
pany, Inc, which is recorded in Book
ISL, page 517-5l5. Records Of Deeds
OF Trusts Of Jackson County. MissiS-
sippi; and
WHEREAS, the holder of said deed
of trust has appointed the undersigned
as substitute trustee in place OF Sidney
Beck by appointment dated November
l, 1868 and filed for record in the
Office of the Chancery Clerk Of Jack
Sol County, Mississippi On November
5, 1868: and
WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment OF the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust and
the holder of the note and deed of
trust having declared the entire in
debtedness due as provided therein
and having requested the undersigned
substitute trustee SO to do, I will, as
such substitute trustee, on the 29th
day of November. 1863, within legal
hours at the West front door of the
courthouse Of Jackson County, Missis-
sippi in the City Of P~ascagoula, offer
for sale at public outcry and sell for
cash to the highest and best bidder
the following described property sit|
ated in Jackson County, Mississippi,
to-wit:
Lot z, Sherwood Subdivision, per
plat thereof recorded in Book s, page
81, Records of PlatS of Jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi and being in Claim
Section Is, Township Z South. Range
s West. Jackson County, Mississippi.
I will convey only such title as is
vested in me as substitute trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this the
5th day of November, 1863.
ROBERT H. OSWALD,
Substitute Trustee.
At lit. IA, Al, %
The chronicle., 1963-11-28
Legal Notices
NO. 1855
NOTICE

KEESLER TECHNICAL TRAINING
CENTER EXCHANGE is soliciting pro-
poSals for a BEAUTY SALON CON-
CESSION. For information and re-
quirements contact Exchange Officer,
Building 1903. Keesler Air Force Base.
Miss. Written proposals must be re-
ceived not later than is December
1853. Exchange reserves the right to
reject any and all proposals.
At 1l-26, ~, IS, 20
The chronicle., 1963-11-28
NO.. 1851
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Whereas; on April 2nd. 1862, Norman
A. Stewart and William L. Spruell,
executed in favor of j. A. Rollins and
wife, Alyce M. Rollins, with o. L. Nc
Ieod, Trustee. a certain Deed OF Trust,
now Of record in Book 166, Pages SAB
b45. Records OF Mortgages And Deeds
OF Trust On Land OF Jackson County.
Mississippi, to secure a certain Promis-
sorry Note of even date Herewith las
described in said Deed OF TruSt) in the
principal sum of SIS, 545 90; and
Whereas; under the terms and con-
0ltionS of said Deed OF Trust, the
The chronicle., 1963-11-28
NO. 1910
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
TRUSTEES NOTICE or SAYY

WHEREAS. on December %, 1862
William L. Spruell. Norman A. Stewart
and s e. S Construction Company of
jackson County. Mississippi, Inc. exc
cuted a deed of trust to Sidney Beck.
Trustee for Riley-Stuart Supply Com
pany, Inc, which is recorded in Book
lSl. page 5l4-515, Records of Deeds
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Edward O'NeuI,
Retired Muchinis,

Edward M. O'Neal, 81, retired
Navy Yard machinist, died
Wednesday at his home, 6l21
Thirty-second place NV, after
a long illness.
Born IN Martinsburg, w. Va,
Mr.. ONeal came to Washing
ton in 1900 and went to work
in the Navy Yard in 1908. He
retired in 1886 and lived for
eight years in Florida before re-
turning to Washington. He was
a life member Of Naval Lodge 4,
Mr.. ONeal leaves his wife,
May w., and q daughter, Mrs
Frances Burrows. both of the
home address; a brother, Mel
son B. O'Neal, and q sister,
Stella O'Neal, both Of 1912 In
verness drive. Chevy Chase; one
granddaughter, and five great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at II
a m. tomorrow. at Hysongs Fu-
neral Home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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A. {. Chambers,
Hurrimun Aide

PARIS. April 26 (AP).-Fu.
neral services will be held Mon.
day at the American Cathedra
in Paris for Ambrose Ely
Cham b ers, former United
States diplomat and longtime
Paris resident.
Mr.. Chambers died yesterday
Of a heart attack, the day after
his 64th birthday.
Mr.. Chambers volunteered
for American Field Service am.
bulance corps work In World
War ! and later saw action
as q Marine. During World
War II he served as a combat
naval officer, attaining the
rank of commander.
New York-born, Mr.. Cham
bers worked after the war a.
a special assistant to w. Aver
ell Hartman when Mr.. Harri-
man was in charge Of the
Marshall Plan. He also served
with the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.
Survivors include his wife
Virginia, of Paris, and q
daughter. Mrs. Mary Jane
Bishop Of Bedford, N. Y.
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RosuIie Smithy,
50 Years in D. G.

Mrs. Horace Smithy. s5. q
District resident more than so
years. died Wednesday at her
home. 272l Thirty-first place
NV.
A native Of Berryville, Va,
she was the former Rosalie
Mccormack. Her husband Is
a former head Of the H. q.
Smithy Real Estate Co.
Mrs. Smithy was q member
Of the Colonial Danes. 81.
Margaret's Episcopal Church
and the Episcopal Hospital
Committee.
Besides her husband. OF the
home address. she leaves two
granddaughters.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at st. Margaret's
Church. 1920 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. with burial at Grace
Episcopal Church Cemetery In
Berryville.
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Dr. CorneIio M. Cotton, 63,
MicrobioIoqy Authority

Miss Cotton had recently
recovered from a bout with un-
dulant fever. which she con-
tracted while experimenting
with guinea pigs.
Miss Cotton was born in
Bethesda and attended schools
here, graduating from Western
High School in 1917. She re-
ceived her bachelors degree
from Cornell University, her
masters from Syracuse Univer-
sity and her doctorate from the
University of Maryland.
She taught at Texas State
College and American Univer-
sity. =
Miss Cotton was the faculty
adviser to Delta Gamma
social sorority, a member OF
the Daughters of the American
Revolution and the American
Association Of University Wom-
en-, and was closely associated
with the work of the D. C
Presbyterian Home.
Her professional societies in
cluded the American Society
for Microbiologists; Sigma XII;
the United States Livestock
Sanitary Association and the
Conference of Researcher
Working in Animal Diseases.
Miss Cotton, who lived al
66l5 Wilson lane. Bethesda
leaves two brothers, John c.
of 4l05 Stoconaga drive, Belts
vile, and Edwin R., Of New
York.
Services and burial were
scheduled today.
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Richard Lynt, 78,
Federal EmpIoye
For 48 Years

Richard K. Lynt, 7S, who
worked 48 years for the Federal
Government in Typographical
engineering and related fields,
died Of cancer Wednesday at
his home, 1915 Lawrence street
me.
Born in Dobbs Ferry, N. Y,
Mr.. Lynt became a Government
employe in 1907, serving first
as a rodsman or apprentice in
topography.
He came to Washington in
1915 from Colorado, Until his
retirement in 1855, Mr.. Lynt
did extensive surveying work
throughout the West, in Alaska
and on the Canadian border.
He leaves his wife, Elsie K,
of the home; two sons, the Rev.
BENJAMIN A.. Of 1915 Janneys
lane, Alexandra, Va, and Rich
ard K, jr., Of 3l6 Penwood
road, Silver Spring, Md, and
six grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow in the s. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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E. P. Rosenbuum,
nceMugozine
Executive Editor

LARCHMONT, N. Y, April
26 (AP).-Edward P. Rosen-
baum, executive editor of the
Scientific American, died yes
terday in New York after a
long illness. He was At.
Mr.. Rosenbaum joined the
editorial staff of the magazine
in 1852. and during the last II
years became we'll known in
the scientific community both
as an editor and as a literary
collaboration with many of the
Nations most distinguished
scientists and educators.
Mr.. Rosenbaun. was grad
uated in 1887 from Yale Uni
versity after three years at
Harvard. Later he taught
mathematics and physics at
the Milford Preparatory School
in Connecticut.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Madge Solomon; a son
Thomas E.; a daughter, Judith
Ellen; his parents, Harris and
Anne Rosenbaum, and a BROTH
er, David, all of Milford.
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1nuriltnga

SCHONBERG. STEPHEN Z. There will
be an unyeiling Of 4 monument e
BERG, Beloved son OF David ana
Emily Schonberg,. brother Of Paula
on Sunday. April IS. at IL am,
At the George Washington Cemetery
Mount Lebanon. Tifersth Israel
Section, Adelpm,. rd, near Erie st
Relatives and friends invited. ~
W0LK. CLARK L. There will be an
unyeiling In memory OF the late
CLARK l.. WoLK, beloved husband
April 2S, at pm, at B'nai israeI
Cemetery, Oxon Hill, Md. Relative,
and friends are invited.
THE FAMILY OF CLARK L. WoLK
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DIR. Cornelia M. Cotton, SO
1 University of Maryland mi
er0biologist for more than 20
years, died Of a gall bladder at
tack Tuesday at her Bethesda
home.
She was known for her re-
SeArch on brucellosis, a disease
aiSo referred to as undulant
fever. Her father. the late Will
Ham E. Cotton, had been a pio-
Heer in investigating that dis
Sase with the Department of
Agriculture.
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EdgorG 6. .Pruet, 81, Dies;
Alexandra Principal

Edgar G.. Pruet, 81, the prin-
cipal of George Washington
High School in Alexandria for
~ years. died yesterday at
Alexandria Hospital. He had
suffered from a heart ailment
for several years.
HE was a well liked admin
istrator, always professional,
but always with a keen sense
of humor," Robert w. Garner,
the assistant principal, said.
"He tried every way he could
to, help the students, and al
ways took time to talk to them
If they came for help"
Guidance Leader
Mr.. Pruet, who presided over
the postwar expansion of the
school, set up the student guild
ance program to help the pu-
pills choose a college or career.
The program now has a staff
Of five guidance specialists.
A native of Ashland, Ala, he
was graduated from the Uni
versity of Alabama, earned a
masters degree at Pes 20 d y
University in Nashville, Tenn,
and did further graduate study
at Columbia University.
His first teaching assign
ment was in Pisgah, Ala, a
town with a population of rs.
Before coming to Washing
ton, Mr.. Pruet was the princi-
pal Of the Pulaski (Va.) High
School.
In 1851 he was named to the
Virginia Com mittee of the
Southern Conference of Col
leges and Schools, which passes
on the accreditation of Virginia
schools.
' In 1857 and 1859 he served
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Uarn nf UhankH

PETERS, LOUISE W. The family OF
the late LOUISE W. PETERs wish
to express its sincere thanks and
deep appreciation to the many rel.
their words of comfort, cards, tele.
grams and floral tributes during
their recent bereavement.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. MR.
GARTH PETERS; HER DEVOTED
SISTERS MRS; VICTORIA DISH.
MISS MARY L. WILLIAMS AMI
MRS. SUE RILEY. 26'
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Active as Baptist
Mr.. Pruet was a deacon of
the First Baptist Church in
Alexandria, a teacher in the
church's Ernest campbell
Mems Bible Class, and a men,
ber of the Alexandria Kiwanis
Club.
He leaves his wife. Barbara.
Of 826 Telegraph road, Alexan-
dria, the home address, and
two daughters, Nancy, Of the
home address, and Mrs. Doro-
thy Lytal, of Clarkville, Ind.
Services will be at 4::30 pm.
tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church, 1882 King street, Alex
andria, with burial in Mount
Comfort Cemetery.
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Dratha

IS, i36s, PEARG TEPPER Of The
Hebrew Home. for the. Aged. beloved
mother of Louis n. Topper Of
Hyattsyille, Nd: Matthew Topper Of
81 S''sf AIDsRRyi sRy,hN Na Also AnS survived 6y
eight grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Services az the .;
Goldberg q Son Funeral HON, Hone al
10 am. interment King David Ne;
mortal Garden. In mourning At 6603
Rigs I'd, Hyattsville, Nd. Family
suggests In lieu OF n2Eers eqhIris InI,s
for the Aged, ~
TERRELL, WILBERT ROME. on Tues
TERRELL, a former barber in B. C.:
Reba ,coiem9n Johnny and oliver
Terrell and Marion Smith. He also
Terrell a host Of relatives and
April "a friends may cal AL as ne
Island ave. NV. Services sandSy,
April IS at . pm. at the residence
Va. intermsnt family lot. ~
THOMAS. GEORGE W. on Tuesday,
THOMAS, Of labs Que s. nv
%snfs ss DOVis Hsft q sTSt sFoots Aad'esi snd ot;
p Allen. 27
rVSStn, Est'i IFSSlPE Pas5 J. GR 9RsSiE SEiHE''d'E Z
TURNER Of 1859 ith St NV, be:
loved aunt of Thomas Coleman and
S'y.d sarah johnson She also Is sur.
and friends. Friends may call At
the Universal Funeral Home, si8
st. ne; from I TO 10 pm. Fri
Ssy dsyy ASTl ASTiI g g Services on Sai5; &:
oethssmans Baptist Church, az
and Hamilton SITS. NV, the Rev.
!oeorEe r Young officiating. In.
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WARRINGTON, MRS. MATTE ANN.
az sso o"eanssdaSN mes NRsD ADril uI4.rIhs a 1893; 4.
beloved vile Of deorse TSH z EdWard WTd
Washington. She also is survived
host of other relatives and friends'
Carter Funeral Chapel. soS sS' Il s.
nv Funeral on Saturday. April
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, WESLEY c., Jr. On Thurs.
gnsn,,a asy, ,APrh SS. 1858 at Arl!ngtoE
s.. AFiington, va. beloved husSSns %
Of Hazel Jacaueline Williams, son 'o-
yille. Va, brother Of Mrs. Waiter u
Mri MSflieriSn ioI, SsvR.I q RiShmenq; Va 9pc
Funeral services on Saturday Aprn
At pm, at the Wrenn- Yeattes
Funeral Home, Danville, va. Inter.
msnt mem Hishland Burial Park. Dan.
WILLIAMS. xENIA sLoPEY. on
Thursday, April rs. 1853. At 0eoreesi
t9%n university Hospital XENfA
oLErEf oSinp WILLIAMS .liL OF isl7 North
porothy Pritchard and aunt Of Bar
pare Cummins and James Pritchard
FRIENDS may call at Gawler's Chapel,
wisconsin ave. at Harrison ST, NV.
tparEng on premises1, where serv-
vile. N. Y. "' spring
YOUNG. cALLIE. On Monday Anr,,
22. 1893. at the WashinTton H Hosl
pitaIl Center. cArLIE YOUNG q
iiiV3 54th ave: ne. Chapel OAKS,
Nd. devoted wife OF 0eorEe YOUNG.
she leaves to mourn their loss fouS
SISTERS, six brothers, other relatives
Home. 3015 18th ST. ne, ampi9
parking facilities). where friends
may call after pm. Friday, Hpfii
s6. Funeral services Saturday, April
Gh, At II noon at the Temple
"a. nv. Bishop Samuel Kelsey OF,
Ilciatins Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Family may 81
CONTACTED at 700 x st. ne, II
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AnuriltnnH

FEIaENBAUM. JEANETTE sARAn.
Dedication of 4 monument IN Inem.
u iSsHSsdTTdE SsOysd dsusSt.i sSsAH .hd SFioES s.ss,
viii take place on Sunday, April Is.
brew censreeation Cemstefy. i5SO
Alabsma ave s.s.,' washington. b. G.
Friends and relatives invited. -
wxffEK TkfoENBHuM.
2i,25.26,27.2s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoritim
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, 2 sites
for $3.50 or best offer. 10 settle es-
tate. CT, B-0l32,
SIX CEMETERY SITES In oeorse
Washington Cemetery. moving, Sae6.
AP, 7.NOl3
FoRT LINCOLN. Fort section. and 1
sites, 20rs off current price with
terms AD, a-22bO,
NATf0NAL MEMORIAL PARK, Faiis
Chureh., lots, sites each. Reason
oL0. WASH, MEM. PIX. erypts,
Po 2.42O3.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
TWO CRYPTs. SACRIFICE,
FORT LINCOLN
..o one choice lot. 8 burial sites.
5000 CASH YE. 3-5737
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Universal
Funeral Home
In MPmnriant


ABsHER. JOHN A. In loving memosy
OF our father, JOHN A. ABSHER,
who passed away April 20. 1855.
A face that is ever before US.
voice that We cannot forget,
smile that will last forever,
IN memory you are with US yet.
DEyoTEp CHILDREN, MILDRED,
RICHARD. EDITH AND MADoR.
BERRY. SAMUEL (nee LambI. 10
s"MgEIrIl siS"yMinE memory RSpn Of my dear friend.
passed away one year ago today
April %, 1862. -
May The perpetual light shine upon
you. y
And may your soul rest in peaes.
BUTLER, STEPHEN G. In sacred man
ory oi our little STEvIE. who lef;
m IssH i've years aso today. April Hs
Asleep in Jesus, rsIs blessed sleep.
GIBSON, ELLA N. A tribute in mem
ory oI my beloved cousin, ELLA n.
GIBSON. who fell asleep in Jesus
years ago ~ EoAMPTRAnS APTRA 20 = 1899; lssssouNv
HEBRON, HENRIETTA ". BENJAMIN,
love and devotion 10 the memory Of
my mother, HENRIETTA v, HEB.
BRoN who departed this life Apr:
lD2O: brothers. BENJAMIN
RicHARDS RiHcSHsAHTS HEssFoNE,' EsiSsSsE' p.s.mS,lIs e. 1917
March 81. 1885.
Loved In life, remembered in death.
ESsIE. - ,
LEE. CICERO A. In loving memory q
CICERO a. LEE. who departed thh
y: as. iiSSTs iaSi.s years ago today. AOrh
His life. q beautiful memory.
us absence, silent grief.
fOvk DEyQTED WIFE, MARY
hdlSEs AnSIsA AND cHILDREN. JANIS.
LEWIS: MARIE JARVIS AND JARvIs.
itns loved ones. n MARR1iK II TsRSry 1sR%Is ss q Sgr
who passed away eleven years sro
ttodsy, April 20. 1882. and cHEsTzR
~. JARVIS, VINO passed awav twenty.
eisht years ago. April z. 1855.
Deep In our hearts your memories
We loved you TOO much to SEsIsyy'.. ;;ss 5syy'..
MANsFIELD, RICHARD. In LOVING
uncle. RIcHARD MANsFfEip. WIZ
Departed this life six years ago,
April 10, 1857
Although lifs's sun for each must
Thoss whom we love we never forret
YOUR DEyoTED sIsTERs, ALICE
zNb NEE NEE fahhIHET' aEIEE' ROBERT
STEWART. MRS. ANNA v. Died seVen
years ago today. April 26, 1858.
Loved In life, remembered IN death
hth pAUoHrER. MRS. ADELAIDE
WELLINGTON, JOHN G, In iovins
memory OF JOHN G. WHfTTfN0TON'
day. April 20. 1890.
we miss you now. our hearts are sore.
At time goes on, we miss you more
your loving smile, your gentIe face
No one can fiji your vacant mace
YOUR VII AND SON. MILE
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SfSHSEEr SSfsaSiHi:SiE 7RsI SSIrT n J, iSsS S,::.S SH n
btoass,iSSf btas Il EnEnsss n5.s.o O. Smith. mother oi
t6snisi smith. dASsS..rA aaS ArsopIH Uf 4Sor.: m.:
and Nellie Bowman. sister OF Nv
EliEabeth Butler. Mrs. Annie cSen.
H,II,.ss' SHt,nIsIsss' Leroy, Joseph. Arthur and
the residence Of M. ana Mrs M nv ThanM,t y
Bowman, PlSgah. Nd. Funsrsl
Shnoy S2Shnosy at pm. from. Smith
Xnape Metnodtt Church, the Rev,
ISonald eSn,1S rord r Officiating: Intsrneni
johnson a Jenkins. W
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sAlEAK. PAUL MMroN. sudo,n,y =,

Ws,dnnesday. We, April "a. isss. PA6i II
band oi lssdOra A. Apssnns smssk. MAJ tath.pu Sus; 3;
Mrs; Julian d. Sanford ana Ronsi n
M. SNEAK. brother OF Mrs Richard
4 Little. Mrs. George Collins and
srsnyy.ss,as hsr.y n sme1k: There are three
the Warner Z. PumphreI Funeysi
Home. Sl34 Georgia ave, siIve,
Spring. No, where service viii Be
held on Saturday, April 81. At i
In lparkine lacilitiesI. interment
rEnwn Cemetery. Sympathy may
rials 20 the American Hestr Asso.
eiauon, llb4 10th st. NV, WashIns.
.qn. D. 9. HAgeEstown. Nd, papers
Evening star., 1963-04-26

'fs1Dr st 1859. sss sosrp22 2n T. TgAHE;ssy gHEESsy
Hins HfISvss sOS.St 5.sssT q ~ dssI5S.Ti aha va!
brother Of Theims Avsnso svn sna
Maurice J. seaton, Puneral fsom
US huntemAnn Funeral Home. 57Ja
1forgia ave. NV, on Saturday Ami
no. Sm Al Q:30 am. Interment Middle.
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SCOTT. MARTHA JouNsoN n, r,,.

SSooEAiNs66HTF SSooEAi arr &c., Ssi j IISSS s.. iH4kTGG
~ nx.; s devoted mother Of Marcus
Bryson. She also is surviyed 6v 6v0ts !
nephew, John Z. Thomas, sr; thres
aarIing grand and great-grandchil.
aren. devoted daughter-in-IaV,- SON
iin.Iaw nieees. nepheWs. other rela.
W. and de9r friends. After 4 pm,
AZ the Frazier Funeral Home. Sso
hnode Island ave. NV. vheTs
services win be held SATURDAY. ApriI
20 AZ IL noon, the Rev. James b
Ioy oiiiciattpg. Interment Lincoln
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on the committees executive
board.
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RAITLEY, ETHEL MeKINLAY. o

S:sPsSaYy SSssSHPsiaasYy AgRT1,l g1rifiitJj "A JjS55;, ETHEI
Irving 81. ne, sister OF AnnozeSn
Mex. FlagE, aunt Of Charles Mex
Flagg, and great-aurt OF Marion
5auduit Flagg and Charles Mex
rlagg, jr. Also surviving are other
reIAtlses and many friends. After /
pm. sunday, friends are invited 10
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home
IS-O Dth st. NV. Funeral from
FHteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
10Th and r SITS. NV. on Monday,
Atspru ~. a. 1890 am. Interment
WooolaWn Cemetery. oS
Evening star., 1963-04-26

SSVLr fkANk =. On Wednesday
s5S5s ss5S5 aist p deeS Sa.iHnh 4 his S0 Ts;ISsHss Ss
z. scoTT. beloved husband 81 NVSn vsrs
3. Scott, father Of Frank p. Scott
sr@ of Philadelphia, Pa: Mrs. Aiics
Z. Barr OF Miami, Fla; Mrs Helen
Saehlis OF Adelphi, Nd: Mrs
Nay "a Wright Of Kensington. Nd ;,
Nc; He also is survived By ii Grand,
ehlldren and three grcat-grandchil.
uren. Friends may call at the 6. X
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2DOl ian
81: 81: nv psrking facilities). serV.
t725 Michigan ave. ne, on sstnT.
gay. April "a. At 1880 am. In.
teIment washington National Gene.
tery. The family suggests that ex.
pIesSlons OF sympathy may be made
N the form OF contribution 10 ths
frank Scott Memorial Fund for st
refers Lutheran Church %
Evening star., 1963-04-26

PULLMAN, PAUL A.. sr. On Monday,
ADrn,,s ADFll 81 lp9IgSi l9gSi At LGHdOnn County
husband Of Mrs. Laura b PIlmSn M
iather OF Paul A.. jr.: Samuel NJ
william r. and Donald q. Pullman
Mrs. Virginia L. Branch, Mrs Jose.
Rnine Chapple, Mrs. Dorothy Z
enth@rop, son @ MIS- Shirley a. Thomp-
and Herbert Putnam. Friends MAJ
eau ~ the Demaine Memorial
chapel. $50 South washington 81
Alexaldria. Services will be held On
SATURDAY. April %. at II am. al
ShIsL Episcopal Church. Interment
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