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ary WILLS IddISS B: On Monday, Janu-
Hospita.. WILLIS B. 'REfH NEEIYM YMefm9TiaI ~ % "a
om,asher ST. Sc, the beloved Husband
fsprElsed B Nsei1 BY his mother, Mrs. ''S Nav "
beth LIN IincSh eng bStb one 8, sister. Mrs. Eliza
friends may cali at the Lee Ell F1,nsra m5rn i
IPgme' 4th ST. and Mass, ave %
TLIe TTLheIe services will be held nv, on
fptary. ftersoay. January 10. at nm M
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PIXTON. Insrnu,,r

gay January 5, 1893 AZ t6e WssS' tugS'
ington Hospital Center JosFpf1nISE1I nv {
s. PIxIoN, Of SO25 dreenIssf iI6 ~
Fsimer Park Nd, the beloved ~,
81 Robert g. Pixton, mother "i5i ~
Ssel Betty ,Pixton and sister III
VeTmiIiiiiiaInla IiiiiiIlan Frazier. Mrs. Mari
" and Paul S. Panboizcr nnqieT aii y,
pmashlngton,. D, c.. and Bernard "
5anholzer Of 81. Louis. Mo Fyts,d
nay call az The Lee Funeral Honm"e
seTy,ss, % and d Mass, ave. ne, where
JsBnsrv WI oe held on Saturday,
FoTt ftnecii AZ ~ am. Interment
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COLE lBUILERI, JOSEPHTNF r. n,
-, .I.. MUuHl OIIVet Cemetery.

COLEMAN. NOAH. On Saturday, Jan.
gsIy o., 1868. NOAH COLEMAN OF
I43t Florida ave NV, Beloved
nrother Of Bertha Bradford. Leols
mnihItesloe Nm and Dred Coleman. he
$50 Is survived by a devoted friend
mary Rose. and other relatives
after pm. Thursday. January
~, friends are invited TO call al
the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You 81
hWy where funeral services viii
be held on Friday, January IL. Al
p.m. Interment Arlington Ma
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acting Exalted Ruler.
WILLIAM H. BERRY, Jr',
Elna

LANE. FRANCES MARION. On Tus,-
gay January $, 1868, FRANCES
MARION LANE. of 65l5 7th st.
mother Of Donald Allen Lane ~
Ihe nome. address, Mrs. Bradford
Becken of Escondido, Calf. JseE
rraneis Lane Of Washington. d q ::
Mrs. Andrew Sheets 81 BiiTions'
Xllle Nd. and Orley B. Lane. iT'
" ; Army, Fort Hood, Tex; sister
MIS-. Al6ert Anderson of Fargo.
N. OAK. She also is survived nv
seven GRANDCHILDREN. Friends NAV
eaiI at The S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
rome, 2SOl l4th st. NV, from
noon 70 10 pm. Thursday
Sannuary 10 parking faciiities5
services at the Lutheran Place Me-
moral church. 1926 Vermont ave
nv on Friday, January II at
IO,5O am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Mrs. Lane viii
re IN state at the church from
service time. IN" III
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IanIIa,,, UHLL HnILIL =. On 7Tuesday
Pltal, MICHAEL A. TAYLOR of s g5l
kstabrook dr. Annandaie, Va. IN.
IIant son OF George n and jean M
Iaylor brother OF Diane nj ane
GEORGE II Taylor, ir. Friends may y
S9ii a. he Everly. Funeral Home
west Main st.. Fairfax, VA
where services will be heid on
THURSDAY, January 10. a. n M
lnteTment National Memorial parry
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ave. silver Spring Md, on Janu.
ary d, 1888, brother OF Oeorss \
and Herbert Van Horn Sarah Il
hteburn. Osie G. RoAsign0l ana
Helen NJ Sierzega Services Al
LhhmpeFH FLneral Home, sBbb
Ihursday, January 10 al d I'M
lnterment Arlington National Gene.
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SHERWOOD. ANNIE BELLE. On Tue.

day, January 3, 1868. al her resi- Tsi
ingtonl. Fairfax. va, ANNIE BFfI,F
SHERWOOD, wife Of Albert r sher-
WOOD, mother of Mrs. Ruth s.
Corbalis,. John NJ. and stacy g
sherwood. sister Of Mac Myers FH-
day. January 10. AT . nm a. tbs
Fairfax Methodist Church inter.
meGnt Fairfax Cemetery. Friends may
cali az the Everly Funeral Home
2l4 West Main St. Fairfax va
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EVANS, LUCIOUs d.

MANS, LUCIOUS d. The Officers
- and members OF Jonathan
Davis ConSistory, No /, are
"a hereby notified to be pres
ent at the Brown e. David
I'm son Funeral Home, 5B33
WN Eads ST. ne, al - O'Clock
midnight on Wednesday
January 3, 1868. for the funeral
services for our late Sublime Prince,
LUCIOUS d. EVANS.
CHRIS R. TYREE. Illustrious Com
mander in Chief
JOSHUA r. LAWINGS, Keeper of
the Seal and Archives.
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HHNNIH, HUEIFl UTTlrrfH and mems
herk OF the Bureau Relief AESoeia.
tiop oi ne Bureau Of Engraving
the death OF our late menber.
ADELE HARRIS Funeral on Thurs.
day January 10, 1858, al pm
ROBERT TATE, President.
LILLIAN r ROWLAND, Pin, Becy.
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'AN HORN, ERNEST A. Officers and
.rgEN members OF X Company,
R&h ] 10th Infantry 9Hth DlW.
" sion are hereby notlntd
Ii Of The death OF ERNEST
n ~ a VAN HORN on SUNDAY.
SFH1F January y, i0HH. gerva
ices on Thursday, January
At nm, AZ Chamber Funeral
Home hhhh Georgia ave. Silver
spfing Nd intefment Arlington
National Cemetery.
RAYMOND HALL. President
BILL MARVEL, Secretary. 10
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LINDsAY. srInnN a q

Janpary o. 1893 SELDOM M LINE.
SAY Of i22s Shebherd G nv
beloved husband Of Eula NJ Lindsay
aanq nather o. Ia Gretta, Charllta
" survived BY EIGHT brothers. tbfse
sisters other relatives and a host
q friends, After 3 pm. Thursday.
JAnuafy 10, friends are Invited Ia
@ AZ the Jarvis Chapel, ii85
w4p ~ Nv Funeral services
tlst Church, .5Oth and Lee as. ne,
on Friday January II, Al nm
nierment Lincoln Memorial Gem
WHY 10
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LINER, JAMES ?. Suddenly. on Tues.
gaay J9nnsg,Aig \ lggl at Dallas.
North Patrick Henry Dr., Arlington,
va beloved son of Mrs james n
Liner aud the late Mr. Liner Also
survived BY number on aunts.
uncles and cousins Mr.. Liner was
employed In the office OF me Al.
lington County Treasurer f0f ihp
past years and was member
Of Post No 1870. American Legion,
and Post No 10 y. A. v, Friends
may call AZ the Fitzgerald Funrfnl
Home 1G4h Wilson blvd lpafkins
there wli be a Fseitst'Sn ~ ntsss
rosary Thursday. January no. At \
nm a requiem mass will be offered
Friday, January / !, Al 1880 am
AZ 81 AIMS Catholic Church North
10Th and Frederick sts. Arlington
Va interment Arlinston National
Cemetery. 10
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NORMAN COLBERT, W. NJ
MORRIS W. CAUL, Secretary.


LOVING. WESLEY HOWELL On
Tuesday, January S, lg63, at AZ
Iington Hospital WESLEY HOWELL
LOVING OF Leesburg pike, Colvin
KUN, va. beloved husband of Her
mo Brown Loving, brother Of Edear
p LOVING ig OF Elkins, w. Va; Vivian
OF Arlington, Va. He also is StIr.
Hlyed by nieces and nepheWs
FRIENDS may call at the ives FIJI
neral Home, 2Si7 Wilson blvd Ar
Mngt3n' va where funeral services
WiH pc held on Thursday, January
10, at IL am, fnterment Rrnwn,s
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= y = aNs. LUCIOUS d, Companions Of
~ Union Chapter, No. ., H,
GA7 j. S,y Be ,@ssn HTsssnf on $SSis!s: o%Ssdsss;
NSN pm, at the funeral home
IL OF Brown & Davidson.
NJ 5635 Eads st. ne, for the
purnose Of conducting funeral serv-
ices for our late Companion,
LUCIOUS D. EVANS.
WALTER E. WEBSTER, z. H. P.
II H. BERRY. Secretary. 9
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LANCASTER, REV. JOHN n

,.,NHSILk, .t., REy. JOHN D. A ses-
/ N JOHN u d. 'oEl0S LSNcAtsTERR t9T REV "
/ R&H W. Bruce Evans I0dFpN' N NJ Nj
W~ $50, l. B.. P o. ii Of W. W.
! viii be held on Wednesday
- January 2, 1868, at $50
DAVID A. LYNCH,
wrrr,, Acting Exalted Ruler.
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JsnnaT'v Jnn' LEILAIBBEIH 2. On SUNDAY,

gpa.4BHsTy 8, 1868, ELIzABETTHI ETTHIuay'
x3aSEkER Hx3AhEkER OF 25l2 cue 81 a l.
iWaSninston, d. c., dsushter 81 ,s, ,ks.,
ans iISs MARY mo,g. O. and Maxwell A. I tihRe sRe
and Hieiaer sistae 81 Of Stephen D, Parker
friends may call al NaIiev's F,L,IIhake LIhke
Fs9 FFome, 500 Rhode Island ave a.
Eastern Eastern ave. ne where family nj
fTem fTSe'e friends n Tuesday, Janasry" IS, X
Jannarv % pm, and Wednesday,
pm Funeral Thursday, japnarv' 70 y
~, s.55U am; thence 10 St jsmes'
Sstnolie Church, where mass 1 vii
0ss qhdiered a. 9 am, for The repose os9
invited SOU! Relatives and friends
Cemetsrv Ihterment Mount Olives
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% JUHN d. A special com,
munlcatiOn OF Hiram
Lodge, No. 4, F. e. A. M
Is called for 10 am
Thursday, January 10,
1868, at the Masonic Tenn
pie, 1000 You ST. NV, for
the purpose Of CONDUCTING
sonic funeral services foT
6rother, Past Master JOHN
AaPMAN, at the Nineteenth
'aptlst Church, 10th and Eve
I. at IL noon.
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January g. 1908, l.. MAURICE
RICE oi His Hobart al nv
beloved husband OF Flora N. Rice
Mrs Florence Snyder grandfatheT
Of Robert and Leonard SNYDER
Friends may call az the s, n Hines
CO Funeral Home, 1901 t4th Al
NV from . 10 4 and z 10 n pm
tpafking facilities Services Al the
above funeral home on Friday Jan.
uafy H. a. pm tnterment Rock
Creek Cemetery tst potefsbufg
Fla, papers please eopyD 10
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IN GtdLdIEFToN, on SUNDAY, Jar

u9ry 3, ia6s. CT, Chiffon PR oSpnsSEi PoitIpn I9n;
4ll I'd o. ne, husband OF Mrt
mMary e Pollard. father Of Me-
GLORIA z Gerald Mrs. Msry
MaScsNSon, Mrs Willie Mae Myers,
Woodard. Alfonzo LeRsy us ulsags y y
and Nathaniel Pollard He AZ 4,
survived ~ three brothers. five sons.
il-iaN, thfee daughters-ln Jaw. 1I
sthngchildTen, other reiatiyCs ana
Lienas After pm. Wednesday
ys{b'aaIy y friends may call al ne
$500 Georgia ave. NV Fnneps
nursday, January 10. AZ pm
rIom Highway Christian Church OF
Sargg w 81. NV, lnterment
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lgFy q 1909, GEORGE h PoRTER
pi osi5 4lst pl., Hyattsyille Nd
pBeioyed husband OF Thelma ii.
ocorge +. Porter, IN. He also N s,irl
AlFrd BY stepdaughter, Elaine
hanold two sisters, Annie viii
Apker and Hazel Vinson, and a
brother, Randolph K. Porter Nj
niofter WI rest AZ oaschs Funeral
vile, Nd until NJ noon ihufsSsy
January lOi thence 10 the Hyattsyilie
PfeAbYtenan Church, $40 Michel.
son ST. .Hyattsyille Md where aery.
ices will BE- held al 8 pm. Relatives
nu tllends invited tnterment Fort
expressions Of sympathy NAV be sent
Church "a
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Lot ~, Trailer PARK AAF base n SI 0i
shqSdy LAY q 1888, husband Of irene
and Arthur Pierce ssrvtoni yonh =:
Chambers Funeral Home bt2t,sas
~ S5oo SSso on Thursday, January Id,
,H.5O an. Interment ATiinston
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WATSON, NANCY JANE. OF elOs


NmiAE' LAURA T.. OF Washington,
-, C., on January 5, 1868 wife OF
the late Arthur B. White mother
OF Helen @. Thomas, grandmother
OF John L, and Charles b. Thomas,
Laura E. Holmes and Barbara A.
Godfrey. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 1855 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md, on Friday, jan
gary /, at , pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
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LANES, RIANDINA p,pnrp

Sunday, January Q. a6s, at Freed
BER JAMES, wife OF oscar James
she also leaves five daughters,
lhree sons, mother and father
hatie Orr. Barber and Herbert Bar
per. ST., five brothers, two sisters
oTo gneies, three aunts and a host
James may be seen at the Chinn
Funeral Home, 2605 Shirlington nd
ztllngton, Va from to 10 pm,
THURSDAY January 10. Funeral
services at = noon Friday, jan
Hay |, AZ the Gospel Tabernacle.
g1a New Jersey ave. NV, the Rev
u Catlett officiating Interment
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County Hospital HAZEL B. 'gfitf. uIKf,
VIE Of the late julius ulks. SIS,
and Mrs. W r. Kyie and Mrs. y
N, Lowe. Services at the LaWFenee
Wood Funeral Home, Hampton
va, on ThurJday, January III. Al
pm, lnterment Oakland Gene
terry, Hampton. Va.
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JAMES J. MCCARTHY. Secretary. 0

SCHABER. HOWARD A. On Mon
denee. 40l5 Arkansas ave % NV. Nv
HOWARD A. SCHABER. beloved son
oi Myrtle L. .Schaber and brother OF
bertha Schaber Mildred Burke and
Elsie qimple, Friends may cali
q, at the Rinaldi Funeral Home
E4OO Georgia ave NV. Wnc-e
services will be held on THURSDAY,
January 10, at pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
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HoME, BERNARD L. This is to no.
@ Il: / /: I. y. T.: !: !. !: -; .:; !:J {
January 6, 1863. Broth
ers and friends may call AT the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
St. NV. Services will be held on
wednesday, January q. at IO.I5
am lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. This is assessmsnt
No 73 0H'
JAMES j. MCCARTHY secrstorv q
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sVHMItCH, WILLIAM r. OF 521l
DunWoouy ave, Brentwood civ.
Nd, on January &. fas3- busS yy Nd
Of Ethel NJ Schmiech son Of VIII
ham. j. and Clara NJ. Schmiech
brother Of Robert NJ. Schmiech
PRAYERS at Chambers Funeral Home,
0l1 IN st. Sc, on Thursday, Jan.
nary 10. at IL am, Interment Cedsr
Hill Cemetery.
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dsv ~. % thuEON. on Tues
SSag, January s, 1868. at his rest
ss1fe; ssesn9e; vIC2s24 1894 C St. Sc. DR.. eIs, n
FOEGEON PENN. Sr.. son OF the
iate M Mr.. Robert S. penn and M III
PRahhnle Rahde 3 Penn, devoted father Of
SnTvjvsd rem, tr. He also Is
n rem; four brothers. Buris r
W psE pRsE Leon S. Penn, Jonathan
rem and Harrington BondSi a a
fIbSyeI' fbreedI' Mrs. Katherine Alexander,
Mary Cecilia and RonsiJ % !
aauRhter-in-law, Mrs Joan r
pnn. one uncle, Mr.. Sinkier =
fenni one aunt Mrs. Y. s. Thomse
I've, s,ys nieees' five nephews, three
devoted friend Mrs IawTebcn ~. :, d
phy. ana other relatives and mapv
IendS Notice OF funeral iatsr
AHLIaneements by the Robert n
mason Funeral Home, $500 NieboIs
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Jl1lary Z. RIu 1893. Al b.y On rlaIasnss M9andSs'
l12z MaSsachusetts ave NV NV
EDITH c. THOMPSON, aunt 81
h0bert &. and Howard L. crumrine
both OF Wadsvorth. Ohio. FrlendS
may eau az 0awler's Chapel. VIA.
on Wednesday, January u 1nartins
2h pfemisesl where services viii be
held on Thursday January 10 Al
Al am. lnttrment Alliance, Ohio. q
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EVANS, LUCIOUS ID. A special com.
% munication OF Redemption
IN Lodse, No. "a. F. a A. M,
K~M is called for 1890 am
NME NO Thursday, January 10.
HN@LG 1863, at the Masonic Tenn
~ pie, 1000 You st. NV, for
-. the purpose of performing
the last sad rites for our late
brother, LUCIOUS ID. EVANS Mem.
bers please attend.
,LEXIE- B. HANFORD, W NJ.
WILLIAM o. MURRAY, Secy'
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'OIL' HARRIE NJ. on Monday, Januar,

Z, I963, At Doctors Hospital, mrs
HARRlE M COIL of 1918 Upshnr
81; NV. beloved mother Of Mrs.
It's Z, BeTman and Mrs. Irene 4
Durrett, both of this city' Also suT.
VlVed BY two grandsons, Robert
and 7. Omer Durrett, and eiqht
great-grandchildren. Services at fhe
=. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2q0i
I4th Sc. NV, on Thursday. January
~, az ! pm. tparking facilitiesi
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THEODORE 4. Belt, BI5fTo secreiarv %' "a,
CHAPMAN, JOHN ID. Officers and
p1enlDerS perS of the NineteRnth Street
atterd the funeral OF our iate he
loved Deacon Emeritus, JOHN u
CHAPMAN, on Thursday, January
~, 1893. at - noon. at the
pIuT pRy Tch; gtn and Eye SITS. NV
ne E,i,-r y yERRY 4; MOORE, Pastor.
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DIXON, AGNES ESTHER. On Mon


AGNES F, Officers and mem.
oers Of Acacia Chapter, No,
~ o. E s., are requested
70 assemble at the 8. II.
\ Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2ehl l4th st. NV, on
thursday, January 10,
1888, at 8 pm, TO con-
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mad, no matter what hap
pened," added Mr.. Price.
Said one of the commissions
professional staffers, Deputy
Planning Director Herbert
Schumann, "He was a very con-
scientious and dedicated mem
ber."
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day, January :. ia65 =" pAirf. sig
CONNER OF zoos Old staVe : I'd N =
Rockville, Nd, beloved husband oi
Janet NJ. Conner. father oil GARY
and John Conner. There also ars
i've sisters and four brothers
FIiends are invited TO cali at ths
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey. ne.
theSda, Nd. Services viii Be heid
on Friday January ~ at / pm
a. Fort Myer Chapel Interinent
Arlington National Cemrtrrv III
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AGNES PILLOTE. W. NJ.
LOUISE HEINzMAN, Secretary

duct services for our late sister
AGNES E. DIXON. Funeral Sery.
ices on Friday, January IL, al
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day, January 8, 1868, RfcHARD
o.. CHISHOLM of lily Eve 81
ne. brother Of Mrs. Odessa Locke
william H.. Randolph. Thomas,
James and Charles Chisholm. He
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. The late Mr. CbisbnITnss
VIII rest at the Stewart Funeral
rome 80 \ ST. ne, after 3 nm
IhurSday, January 10 (casket will
not be OPEN. where services viii
pc held on Friday, January il. at
moon. interment Lincoln Me-
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MeM0RROw. CLARA VI. In ioyi5S
memory OF CLARA NJ, McMoRRow
VINO departed this lie nine years
ago today January p, 1854.
we DO not need special day
IT. 10 bring YOU 70 our minds:
Inc days We do not think Of van
are very hard 70 find ''1
Forever in our memory
MOTHER AND BROTHER IApvt
AND WILLIAM JCWNsON ~
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Dinner Wi|lAid
St. t.AnseIm's Abbey

Springtime and teatime at
the Austrian Embassy yes
terday joined forces to pro-
vide a colorful party back
drop.
Women in spring head
gear turned out to attend
Mrs. Platzer's report tea and
to discuss plans for a benefit
for st. Anselm's Abbey on
April %.
The international dinner
set for Monday at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel will aid
Washington's Bened dictin e
Abbey which is currently
building a new monastery.
Yesterdays tea honored
Mrs. Hubert Chanler. chair
man Of the upcoming dinner
event. Also on hand were the
co-chairmen, Mrs. William
Mccormick and Miss Alice
Dodge.
The dinner speaker will be
author Barbara Ward, in pri-
vate life Lady jackson, wife
of the Commissioner Of De-
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velopment in Ghana, Sir
Robert Jackson.
Among those on the Bene-
fit Committee are Mrs. Joan
Aston, Mrs. j. Parke Brady,
Mrs. William Ottinger, Mrs.
Joseph w. M. Haight, Mrs.
James McSherry Wimsatt,
Mrs. Henry B. Beauregard,
Mrs. Vincents Moody and
Mrs. Reardon Young.
The responsibility Of build
ing a monastery goes be-
yond that of building an
ordinary home or business
office. the Benefit Commit
tee points out, for a monas-
terry must stand and serve
for centuries.
The noted architect, Philip
johnson, has designed st.
Anselm's Abbey to embody
the ancient traditions for use
In a modern world.
Tickets for the black-tie
dinner are available through
Father COLUMBIA, at st. An
selm's Abbey.
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Secretaries
Week Set
To Open

Secretaries Week, q tribute
to the $4,000 members and
538 chapters of the National
Secretries Association Inter
nationaD throu gh out the
world, will open here Sum-
day with services at the
Washington Cathedral.
Washington has three
NSA chapters, Presidential,
Capital and Executive, and
the first Of these will serve
as hostess for the week-long
observance.
The program will include a
tour of the Post Office De-
partment Friday and Satur-
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day a tour Of the White
House to be followed by a
luncheon and fashion show
at the international Inn.
The highlight will be q
banquet at the Willard Hotel
Wednesday featuring a talk
by Mrs. Mary Hilton, assist
ant to Mrs. Esther Peterson,
member of the Presidents
Committee on the Status Of
Women.
The secretaries association
and the Business Equipment
Manufacturers Association
are Joint sponsors Of the
observance.
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Banquet Slated

The Rock Greek Lioncells
will sponsor a fashion show
and banquet at 6 pm, April
IS, at the Broadmoor.
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INTIMATE APPAREL

INTIMATE HrrHKEL
Junior gdes pdntes from famous maker comp Uaues 5985O,
$3.50
Famous make brds comp value
Robes and IOungerUear formerly IO98I498-SSS to SSS
Sleep ensembles prints S. NJ L, comp UGIue
Waltz goOn nyIOn rcO NJ L, comp UuIues 598IO98-SSS
Waz gOOns ,Uashabe cotons S, NJ L. comp Uaue 398-2SS
Slips, nyOn icOt 324O comp Udlue 3985982SS and S.9S
Briefs nyOn cO dacrOn rGue I98
80
Pe nyIOn cO dGcrOn pOeser crepe comp UGlue 398IOS
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Points for Parents ;, ta,.A rA.".. w.r.s.

Mother-Leave your broth
er alonel Girls don't build
with sets like that. Why don't
you play with girls toys as
your little friends do?
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Mother - Sandra was al
ways trying to build with
Jim's building set so we got
her one of her own and she
loves to make things.
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Limiting girls play interest Dhen she Is small may
ndrrotO her vocational choices when she is older.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

1850 CONNECTICUT AVE MW WASHINGTON SEVEN CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER FALLS CHURCH. VA
WHEATON PLAZA WHEATON, Mo- . PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA MATSvnlE Nd
ALI STORES OPEN LATE THURSDAY ALL STORES EXCEPT CONNECTICUT AVE- OPEN FRIDAY TIL $50
, 1963-07-24

Iu0r.
Roy Hendricks the Vikings star
ter had a shaky first inning. After
which he settled down although
he was touched for another run
in the sixth. The roof fell in on
Hendricks in the 9th inning. The
Giants pushed across 3 Big runs,
but A. Halls rushed in to save
the victory for the young right
handler which is End win without
a loss.
Vikings scored 4 times against
E. Henderson in the LIST inning.
The Giants being butter-fingered
committed 4 errors in the 1st.
Vikings added another run when
Rookie" Micha Williams dropped
a double into centerield, he
moved to 3rd on an infeld out,
and later scored on a sacrifice fly
by the Pitcher.
3 more runs were added to the
Vikings total in the eight. This
inning was almost identical to the
1st inning as the Giants commit
ted 3 miscues.
, 1963-07-24

served at $50 then at $50 there's
the surprise hour, skits and stunts.
Evening Service at 7.30. Before
retiring canteen, then the chill
dren go to their cabins.
The cabins are well construct
ed. They are made of plywood
and wire screening. Carib Camp
is a project of the Frederiksted
Baptist Church for the benefit Of
the youth.
The whole environment of the
camp from the beautiful nature
around it, the Cabins located on
the side Of a hill viewing the
beautiful Caribbean, the painted
passages from the Scripture as
well as its organization is heart
ening to behold.
Well trained teachers and guild
ance C~ounsellors direct the happy
eager youngsters in attendance.
Each child will be covered by
accidental Insurance.
If you have a boy or girl ages
8 to IA, and you are interested
in sending them to Carib Camp,
Call 773-1432 as soon as possible,
or contact Reverend Clifford
Bubar in Frederiksted, st. Croix,
or fill out this application and
send it to Box 637, Frederiksted,
st. Croix.
, 1963-07-24

which scored Messer. He later
scored after moved up by 2 walks
and an infeld out. Braves added
another run in the 4th, when Civil
got to 1st base on an error. He
stole to End, and was chased
home when T. Messer slashed a
booming double to left.
LINE SCORE
Athletics-No Runs, / Hit, ! Error
Braves Us 8 Runs, 4 Hits, / Error
Winner-Benito Santos SD
Loser-V. Mclean
In the End game produced a
wild performance Of Is Errors,
is Hits, 3 passed balls and finally
it was played under a protest
filed by Giants Manager l. Lati-
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FREDERIKSTED
Bdsebdll League
by TYRONE R. SIMPSON.
Executive Statistical Reporter

The Braves pushed the Athlet-
les deeper into the leagues cellar
by defeating them So. Benito
Santos, the Braves starter, no hit
bid was sparled when S. Ovesen
beat out an infeld hit in the
sixth inning.
The Braves jumped to v. Nc
Bean-Athletics starter - for 2
runs in the Srd. T. Messer walked,
advance on an infeld out. G.
Cintron singled sharply to left
, 1963-07-24
LIVE SCORE

Vikings 8 Runs, Z Hits, Z Errors
Giants 6 Runs, 8 Hits, 6 Errors
Hendricks, Halls co. and May
nard Henderson, Latimer and
, 1963-07-24
Morales, (6)
LEAGUE STANDING
SCHEDULE GAME.

Thursday, July 25th-Giants VS..
Athletics for a double header.
Sunday, July 28th-Braves VS..
Giants-Athletics VS.. Vikings.
, 1963-07-24
PRESS RELEASE
CARIB CAMP
Frederiksted. ST. croix. VI.

EESoSG1kS1eQS De SEO4AE NsAs
In the cool q~uietness of the
Spratt Hall Forest on Creeky
Dam Road, already 40 youngsters
have enjoyed their vacation at
Caribe Camp. The camp can
accommodate 20 youngsters a
week.
At $50 am. the children are
awakened by the Indian drum
centrally located in the camp. At
800 Breakfast is served, and at
$50 the youngsters begin pre-
pairing their living quarters for
inspection.
Various classes r given dur
ing the hours from nine to eleven,
including hygiene, temperance,
and Christianity. A morning
break for canteen at 1000 and at
twelve o'clock lunch is served.
Activities during the afternoon
include swimming, handicrafts,
recreation and hiking. The handi-
craft project include trays with
Indian designs and bird houses.
While the boys are at the Beach
the girls get craft classes. Then
the girls go swimming and the
boys do craftwork. Supper is