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Homer Duffey, So
Office Manager
For Laundry

Homer @. Duffey, So, office
manager of Bergmann's Laun-
dry, 623 @ street NV, died
there yesterday after suffering
a heart attack.
Mr.. Duffey moved to the Dis
trict from his native David, Va,
in 1928. Before joining Berg
mann's in 1941 he worked for
a food store here.
He leaves his wife, Ruth M,
Duffey, Of the home address,
1909 Dale drive. Silver Spring
a son, 1t. Russell G.. Duffey, a
naval aviator in Jacksonville,
Fla; a brother. Cecil A. Duffey
Of Springfield. Va; and two sis
ters, Mrs. Robert A. Patton of
5505 Macarthur boulevard d
NV, and Mrs. Lorene Eliopu-
los Of 1727 Allison street NE.
Funeral services win be held
at / pm. Saturday at Pum-
phrey's Funeral Home, S434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Burial will be in the National
Memorial Park Cemetery in
Falls Church.
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S. Henry GriIIo,
d Years With
City Post Office

S. Henry Grillo, 50, a SUPER
visor at City Post Office, died
of a heart attack Sunday night
at George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital.
Born in Tampa, Fla, Mr.
Grillo was graduated from
Bethune- Cookman College ir
Daytona Beach. Upon gradu-
alton. he came to Washington
and attended Howard anc
American Universities.
Mr.. Grillo worked in the City
Post office for "a years and
was active member of the Ma
tional Allegiance of Postal
Workers. He also was a MEM
Der Of the Washington ID. CO.
Pigskin Club.
He was president Of the
Cuban and American Good
Win Association and as such
had arranged yearly tours and
other educational and cultural
activities.
He leaves two brothers, AMI
val of 4529 Eads place NE
and Evilio. Of Oakland, Calf. ;
his mother, Mrs. Amparu
Valdes, and his sister, Mrs,
Sylvia Grinan, both of Tampa,
Fla; and three children, Sonya,
II; Antonio, 16, and Rafael, IA,
Of 1919 Eighth street NV.
Services we're held at 10 am
today at Holy Redeem e I
Church, 2l0 New York avenue
Burial was in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Charles Bone, 7o,
Ran Laurel Farm

Charles Robert Bond, 10, who
ran the Bond family farm on
Old Gunpowder road in Laurel,
Md, died Saturday at a
nursing home in Reisterstown
Md, after a long illness.
He leaves three brothers
Clarence T., of Burtonsville
Albin M. and John W., both oi
Laurel, and five sisters, Mrs
Mary L. Windham. Mrs. Vera
M. Coon and Mrs. Elizabeth c
Bryan. all Of Laurel; Mrs. Bes-
sic Purvis of 1904 SCHNEIDER
drive, Silver Spring; and Mrs
Ruth Greene of 1872 MacAr-
thur boulevard, NV.
Services were held Monday
with burial in Ivy Hill Gene
terry, Laurel.
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Operations here in 1850, and
had been with the university
since then.
A native Of Chicago he was
graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1920 and later was
graduated from the Armed
Forces Staff College.
He served on the staff Of the
National War College before
his assignment to the European
theater, and was on the Car
rier Wasp in The battle OF
Guadalcanal.
He was a member of the
Army Navy Country Club.
Capt. Hunt is survived by
his wife, Sophronia W.: q
daughter, Jane. and a son,
Ralph, all of 1909 Old Domin-
ion boulevard, Alexandria, and
a sister. Mrs. Eben Learned, of
Norwich, Conn.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Edward {. Ford,
Director in IBM

BINGHAMToN. N. Y, Mar
= (AP).-Edward e. Ford, 9
director of the Internationa
Business Machines Corp, dieC
Tuesday night at his home IL
Delray Beach, Fla. He was 6S
Mr.. Ford was a son of A
Ward Ford, one of the found
ers Of IBM, which has a majol
plant in Endicott, near here
The younger Ford held an esti'
mated $6l, l,482,800 in IBN
stock.
Mr.. Ford, a native of Bing.
hamton, joined IBM in 1917 a.
a junior salesman and left the
company in 1886 as a division
vice president. He was named
a director in l949. He operated
two automobile agencies in st
Louis, Mo-, after 1896. He re.
tired in l948.
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NC. Remsen, 81,
Retired Publisher

MARTTNSVILLE. Va, Mar
z AP). Nathaniel Crawford
Remsen, 81, retired newspaper
man and publisher. died yester.
day at Martinsville Genera
Hospital.
Mr.. Remsen was known
throughout the Southeast a
Captain" because Of his World
War I rank. He had lived here
since 1881.
Since 1880. he devoted hi,
time to Crawford RemSen Pub
locations, Inc. a special roto-
gravure supplement that ht
sold and produced for various
newspapers from Florida Il
Maryland and in Tennessee
Alabama, Kentucky and other
Southern States.
Funeral services will be held
here at IL am. tomorrow
Burial viii be in Oakwood
Cemetery here.
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DR.. Robert Edwin Cornish,
Chemist Revived Dead Dous

BERKELEY, Calf, Mar. z
(AP).-Dr. Robert Edwin Cor
nish, SO. biochemist who in
the 1930s gained national at
tention by apparently bringing
dead dogs back to life, died
yesterday.
4, Authorities at Herrick Me-
mortal Hospital said DR.. Cor
nish died after a short illness
that followed a heart attack.
Z, DR.. Cornish's test dogs were
all called Lazarus.
The first four dogs appar-
emily. were brought back to life
after DR.. Cornish had killed
them with a nitrogen gas, but
they died for good only a few
hours after being revived.
One-Lived IS Months
Il The fifth Lazarus, however,
lived l8 months after DR.. Cor
nish said the animal was dead
by every clinical standard then
accepted. The dog had gone
blind but otherwise showed no
organic defects after DR.. Cor
nish had revived it with an in
lection of a solution Of blood,
heparin and adrenalin.
The doctor dreamed of trying
his ideas on dead people. He
tried to get prison permission
IN Colorado and Nevada, where
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T. F. Lundregun,
ID. c. Policeman
For n Years

Thomas F. Lundregan, so, a
District policeman for % years
died Tuesday at Casualty Hos
pital after a heart attack al
his home, 1919 Fort Dupont
street Sc.
A native of Salem, Mass.
Pvt. Lundregan worked for five
years at Woodward & Lothror
before joining the Metropolitan
Police Department.
He had worked In the Elev-
enth Precinct, the Ninth Pre-.
cinct and the traffic division
and for the last four years
served with the Thirteenth
Precinct. He received IL COM
mendations.
Pvt. Lundregan leaves his
former wife. Mrs. @. Jeanette
Lundregan, of 233 Audrey road
Oxon Hill; two daughters, Mrs
Frances Frei. of the Oxon Hill
address, and Mrs. Sandra l.
Norris, Of 243 Gundry road
Falls Church; two sons, Mi
chael Thomas, of the Oxon Hill
address, and Walter. stationed
in North Africa with the Navy;
a brother, Joseph, of Evanston,
Ill, and two grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am,
Saturday at st. Francis Xavier
Church, 1900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc, with burial at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Flags will
be Z flown at half staff by
the police department from
Wednesday through Saturday
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WiIIium H. Smith,
Tax Court Lawyer

William H. Smith. q retired
lawyer with the United States
Tax Court, died Of q heart
ailment February 20 at sibley
Hospital.
Mr.. Smith, q native Of the
District. retired from the In
ternal Distribution System OF
the Tax Court in 1856 after
81 years Of service. At that
time he was given an award
for faithful and meritorious
service.
He leaves his wife. Mrs.
Josephine c. Smith. director
of elementary education In the
d. c. Public Schools. of 4116
Arkansas avenue. the home
address; a sister. Mrs. Cora
Allen OF Brooklyn. NY, and
a foster son. William S. Thomp-
son of 4343 Blagden avenue,
NV.
Services we're held at the
Mt. Zion Methodist Church,
where Mr.. Smith was q mem
Der.
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lethal gas was used at the time
in the death chamber, but was
turned down.
In the late 1940s, he got the
permission Of a man to be exc
cuted in the California gas
chamber at San Quentin but
again a warden turned down
the doctors plea.
DR.. Cornish was born in San
Francisco. He was a Phi Beta
Kappa at the University OF
California at Berkeley and al
% became that university's
youngest doctorate winner.
Had Other Interests
After his dog experiments he
marketed his own tooth powder
made a steam-resistant paint
for Turkish baths and later
dealt in war surplus goods.
A friend and associate, Con.
sulting Chemist John Finn
said of DR.. Cornish, HE moi
only anticipated the Russians
in the resurrection of animals
but probably was the first to
show that death is not neces-
sarily provable by a stetho-
scope"
DR.. Cornish was a bachelor.
He is survived by a sister. Ellen,
and a brother, Francis, both Of
Berkeley.
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Allen Goldberg,
Shoe Salesman

Allen Julian Goldberg, AZ,
died yesterday at his home at
at 2s01 Quebec street NV. Of
an apparent heart attack.
A native of New York, Mr..
Goldberg had lived in the Dis
trict for 20 years and had been
a salesman for the Boyce &
Lewis shoe store for the past
eight years. He served overseas
with the Army during World
War II. He was member Of the
Adas Israel Congregation Mems
Club.
He leaves his wife, Rosa
Sklar Goldberg Of the home
address.
The funeral will be at noon
tomorrow at Danzansky Fu-
neral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
King David Cemetery.
Memorial week will be OBJ
served at the residence Of
Harry Sklar. s504 Sixteenth
street, Silver Spring.
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ChurIes DuviIu,
Ex-Envoy Here

NEW YORK, Mar. Z (AP)-
Charles Davila, n, a Romanian
patriot, died last night after
an extended illness.
His father, Alexander, was a
Romanian playwright and his
grandfather, a physician n,
founded the medical education
and health services of his coun-
try, acquaintances said.
Mr.. Davila was elected three
times to his country's ParIia-
ment and became Minister to
Warsaw in 1923. He was Min
ister to Washington from 1880
to 1898, when he resigned in q
rift with King Carol.
Later deprived of his citizen
ship, Mr.. Davila began his first
exile-in France. He returned
to the United States in 1941
and since 1854 had been a
member of the Assembly of
Captive European Nations.
While in Washington, Mr..
Davila was a great favorite in
social circles.
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Mrs. Woodward, "a
Mother of Muvor

Mrs. Nora Woodward. "a, the
mother Of the mayor Of Chev.
erly. Lawrence Woodward, died
in Cleveland. Ohio. Wednes.
day after a short illness.
Services will be at 1 pm
tomorrow in Madison, Ohio.
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Brig. Gen. Richard ovenshine
retired. OF Alexandria, Va, and
Eugene F. Ovenshine OF New
York; a daughter, Miss Mary
Louise ovenshine Of San An
tonic; a brother. Col. E. q
ovenshine. and o sister. Mrs
O. c. Norvell. both Of Washing
ton, d, c.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

VSr often a card Of thanks
In The Sfur meets O need
which con hordIy be solved in
eay other woY. Not only is
IL q sroeievs expression OF
arotitvde 10 those who hove
sent floral tributes but also
eovheoosly acknowledges the
services and kindnssssS Of
the. many TO whom q personal
note OF thonks cannot we'll be
mollsd or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of thonkS
moy be oronsSd BY telephone
TO The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening and svndoy Stur
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fth o. and Mass Ave, II, $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
TA0O GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA, 3.7tii
2 Blks. North Of walter Reed hospital
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Bratha

JAMES. VIOLA BURDEN. on Mon
n, c.. viola BURpEN JAMES.
she is survived BY her husband,
Mai. Alexander Ions James r.;
Two daughters. Mrs. Richard Wathen
Mary yA:slnssOn james Of N.S G. Yoaf; saf Ss: on:
brother: George Burden. OF DUBUQUE,
Iowa. Graveside services at 2 pm.
On Friday, March 8, At Arlinsbon
National Cemetery,
JAMESON, HELEN ALBUs. On
Wednesday. March 8, 1868, HELEN
ALBUS JAMESON OF 217 East uni
yersity pkwy., BALTIMORE, Nd, the
3. Jameson. Funeral services will be
held at the william Cook Mansion,
81. Paul and Prestons stk., Balti-
more, Nd, on Friday, March 3. al
! pm. Interment Mount Rest Ceme-
terry. La Plata, Nd, a. $3.50 pm. s
JENKINS, HALLE. on Monday
March 4, 1868, AZ washington Hos
pital Center, MRS. HALLE JENKINS
Of 1724 17th st. NV, Apt. So, She
4. Poyntef Of Oklahoma city, Okla.
and. Mrs. Dorothy ostner OF Little
Rock, Ark, and q second cousin
James NJ. Poynter OF Oklahoma City
Okla, Services at the s. H. Hines
Co: Funeral Home. 290l i4th g
am, (parking facilities). Intermeni
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
JOHNSON, Jamie MAY. On Mon.
Washington Hospital, Jamie MAY
beloved wife OF Lloyd W. johnson
dapehteI OF LUCINDA Gray, sister o.
Della pIl,s ,copeIanas Estells oladney
Sladnes. she 'a also s"I Is sSrViVsd sSrls 81 s.
other relatives and friends. AfteI
may call at the william spanglel
Funeral Home, 524 sth st. ne, Fu'
new ssmSrtsn VA saptst ebarch efla r. ss w
Sth St. ne. Thursday night, Marcf
q, at pm. 1nterment on Friday
March g. Arlington National Gene
LEWIS. MARY VIRGINIA. on Mon
day. March 4, 1858, AZ 6:45 pm.
NARY VIRGINIA LEWIS, widow o
William H. Lewis Of 1207 21st st
q %,,IIsm HInIontSwn' tIn. Pa Hafcd h,tol Q. an,
thursday. M March r !, friends bsn ar. Pm in
yited TO call At the MCGUIRE Funera
Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Funeral a
the Israel i'ME Church, 5b7 Randolph
st. NV, at IL am. Friday, Marcl
interment Lincoln Memoria
LEWIS, MARY v. officers and mem
bers Of Prince Hal
VI Chapter No. 5. o. Z. 8
NY P. H. A., are hereby mott
AAA fled OF the death Of Siste
MARY v. LEWIS.
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nnn. KATnARINR TAuNTLERoY

on Tuesday. March 5. 1865. Al
SAThhRiEE fAUSTIfRoY WOOD
Of $3.50 Wateraide Dr., NV, sister
OF Mary Barnes Fauntleroy. She
also is survived BY one niece and
four .nephews. uraysslde sefyicel
will be held AZ Mount Hebron
Cemetery. wlnehsstsI' W. on r.
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BARBARA vATRAN, W. NJ.
NATHANIEL LEWIS. w. p.
LILLIAN PORTER. HecY.

LALlLIhN FOItI ETts btcy.
BROWN, cEcILE WOOD. on wednes-
day. March G. 1858, at her residence,
Va. cEcILE WOOD Brown. wife
Of Brig. Gen, william r. Brown,
USMC (retiredl, aunt OF Mrs. Marie
Allen. Graveside services on Friday.
March s. at 10 am. at Arlington
National Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made 10 the
Heart Fund
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March 4. 1868. LATHE MrTccTHEIt rcTI
81 ISSs SSs chsIpsin hs5iplsi ,I,. st nw mother
mother Of Estelle, MaeAuthuT.
Catherine and 0wendolyn Lindsey,
great-grandmother OF Cheryle and
Towanda. She also Is survived by
two sisters. one brother, other Tela-
tiyes and friends, After 4 pm;
a the johnson A. jenkins Funeral
Home. 1904 Georgia ave NV. where
funeral services viii be held on
Saturday. at 1l:i5 an. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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I MsTsS O.. 1865 1858. LUCY @ .THoMSs Heaaiis'si II
1917 33d ST. NV, beloved sister
in-law Of Bessie Thomas. She also
Is survived By three nieces and one
nephew and dear friends. Mr.. and
MS Mrs. Joseph pononoe; Services AZ y
II st. ne. on Friday. March =. at
pm. Interment. Lincoln Memorial
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SMITH, AMAANA GRAY. ON MONDAY,
March 4, 1858, at Providence Hos
pital, ARIANA GRAY SMITH, low
Ing wife Of Edward j. Smith Of 1897
Harris, sister OF Alfred Gray, Mrs,
Ida Davis and Essie s. johnson
One aunt, Elizabeth Brown, and a
host Of other relatives and friends
also survive. Mrs. Smith will rest
IN the Vermont Avenue Baptist
1858, where funeral services win Be
conducted At pm. Friday. March
8. 1868. the Rev. @, T. Murray
officiating. Interment Carver Me-
mortal Park. ARRANGEMENTS BY the
Chtnn Funeral Home.
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TOWNSEND, HEBER. On wednesday
Of 1900 II pl ne. Notice OF funera

Tq2G MACH BYTE ss5 s5AsFtH FUTH on RfEssk sSsfsf
TuDoK. formerly Of Capitol Heishts. r
Nd. beloved mother Of Harry :.
Feaster and Mrs. Evelyn c. Pug
liese. She also Is survived By two
grandchildren and four great-grand-
children Relatives and friends may
call at dasch's Funeral ZONE. 4T3o
Baltimore ave, HyattSville, Nd,
where services will be held on Friday,
Mareh 3. at 1916 pm; Interment
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LOMAx, GERTRUDE /, on Monday
EoEsx ksEls q ct 1913 1873 cIison aIhSnHUpF y NV
wife Of Jesse r. Lomax. devoted
friend Of lola Washington. She alss
Is survived BY other relatives anc
q host Of friends. After 5 pm
Thursday. March z friends Al, sr'
1892 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be held Friday. March
8, at 9:30 am, Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, -
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IHvMAs: LLvYD EyEE1a65d.I' u. On
yeIE yssGErdagc cits March lIoxp pt9oaE E9RREfT Il Ely
THOMAS, jr., of Marbury. Nd,
father Of Lloyd Everett Thomas III,
son OF Mrs. Thelery and the late
hloyd Z. Thomas. 81: brother q
liam Thomas and Mrs. Marjorie T.
Lancaster. Also survived By grand-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John W.
Brooks: Rev. and Mrs John R.
Morton; seven aunts, eight uneles,
q mother and father-in.law. four
slsters-in-law. four brothers-in-law.
five nieces. four nephews and a
host OF other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the johnson A.
Jenkins FuneIal nome, 4eu4 Oeofgla
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MADISON, JAMES. A tribute Of love
to the memory Of my beloved hus-
band Who psssedd sway three years
It was Gods will. you couldn't stay.
In my heart a memory is kept
OF the one / loved and will never
forget
YOUR WIFE. FLossIE MADISON.
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BrathH

POsEY, PAUL LEE. on Tuesday.
pltai. PAUL LEE PosEY Of AIS
West Groveton st.. Alexandria, Va,
hIiSsnS SsT q q ws Mss se'Is Pos6S son sG'eS y
John NJ. Posey and brother Of. John
3. Posey. Mrs, Elsie crane and Mrs.
Lydia Bolland. Funeral services on
Friday. March s. ct IL am. at the
Cunningham Funeral Home, Cam
yss.. Intsrmsnt Mount Comfort
RANDALL. MARY @. (nee Ryan,.
on Tuesday, March 5, 1868, at the
House OF Pines Conyaieseent Home,
Easton, Md, MARY @. RANDALL
lnee Ryanl widow Of the late Capt;
Harry s. Randall and formerly. Of
ssS devoted ssT mother SSs sf'G " capt sarn Paul
Randall, commander OF Maryland
state Police. Troop D. Prayers at
the Newman Funeral Home, Easton,
Nd. Thursday. March q, at 8 pm.
Hss% oSI1s hiSh mas Pss,oS a. ~ Pessr ss ST n
ass msnt AAsE'9h ASiy hoSd esmeGters s %asSE. nSsE.
ton, d. c., at 1:30 pm.
READ, RIGHT REV. MsGR. WALTER
L. On Monday. March 4, 1868, the
RIGHT REV. MsoR. WALTER L,
EREAD, pastor Of 81 FTappses de sale
ave. ne, beloved brother Of Charles,
Leo and Carroll Read and Mrs
Marie Linhard. Friends may call At
the rectnry Wednesday, March =,
from 10 am. TO 10 PM; Thursday,
March z, from 10 am. to 8 pm.
thereafter in st. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church from pm. until
10 u.m. Friday. March s, from $3.50
am. until 1880 am, at which time
fered for the repose Of bis soul
Interment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
REGION, JAMES. Suddenly, on March
T., 1903, JAMES REGION OF SIS
9th st. ne, Funeral from the SAT
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CoNsTANTNo, MELEcIo. or 4,

winthrop 81. uiass Manor, Nd,
ssdesnnly yg,nn,.M On Msrsh nnl,, = lgeo S.; hss;
Of Mrs. Marcella Palmer, Miss Caro-
LyAp ccnstantino. Mrs. clara
Flsht uandehiidrsh siso y'V sirviys
Prayers al Chambers Funeral Home
ht7 iith ~. Sc, on Friday, March
,. Al i0.a0 am. fnterment Afiipa'
ton National Cemetery. -
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DEATHS
I'm Mpntnrtant
Announcement Of
asrvicaa hv fihambRfa

BARKER, THOMAS l.. In sacred mem:
grandfather THOMAS L. BARKER,
who departed this life six years
ago today, March z, 1857.
No one knows how much we miss
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost you,
Life has never been the same
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
our eyes shed many tears;
Only God knows how much we
miss you
At the end OF these six sad years.
HIS LOVING WIFE, MARGARET;
DAUGHTERS, EARLINE, ANN
JEAN; SON, DONALD, AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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March s 1865, at sibisy Msmorisi
Hospital, WILLIAM 3. COMBS Of
Va. beloved hnsSand q Y Moiils fhnN VII. MI.
llama Combs. Services al the 8 n.
Hines Co Funetal Home, 2e0i 18th
st. NV, on Friday, March \, al
2 p,m. tparkinE faeilitles inter-
smy F0Ts aslsss Lincoln bst Tsmsss sspT.,,pn Tns
Of tympathy may be uade IN the
Term q A. contribution 20 siblsy
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IHE MUUNSE1 FAMILI,
MOUNsEY. DIR. ETHEL NIXON, Ten
years ago, March z. 1853,
Heavenly Angel PACED our beloved
friend. DR.. ETHEL NIXON NOUN
SEY.
Nay her soul rest An peaee
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McCURDY, GEORGE LINDLEY. Or
Wednesday. March 9. 1883. at Hol,
Cross Hospital GEORGE LINDLEY
MccURDY OF 1902 Howard ave.
ksesI ksaiHsSH YnSnr MS Mrs SasTf Msryn q k,mm ms
Mrs. Margaret Boyd, Mrs, Ruth
Forney Rogers, Ralph Forney
Jaynellen, Philip c.. David g..
Walter NJ, William w. and Charles
r. MSGTTSy %arr Mr. pNSSSrs MScSrsy Tssts n.,. a
Home s434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Md, where services will be
held on Saturday, March 9, at 10
am. (parking facilitiesl Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends
funeral home between the hours Of
and pm. and 2 and 9 pm.
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5IUF, HUBAbELL ICFhWToTd1 NELsUN,
On Tuesday. March 5, 1868. al
pital. ROsABELL fCrawfordi MEL.
SON STUP, eeloved wife Of the
late Harry d. Stup, mother Of Mrs
Helen Funkhouser OF WASHINGTON
D. c.: grandmother OF James M
Robert E., Ernest Lee Gartner, ans
burg. Nd; Eleanor q. Maloney O
Silver Spring. Nd. Also surviving
are 16 great-grandchildrep Mrs
Stup rests at Qartner's Funera
Home, 3l6 East Diamond ave.
0aithersburg. Nd. where funers
fonSviiIs ceraeterv &
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MILLER. MINNIE B. In loving mem
ory Of our dear wife and mother.
MINNIE B. MILLER. who departed
this life five years ago today. March
Z. 1888.
The wonderful things you did for Us
Live in our hearts each day.
And keep you near and dear to Us
Though you are far away.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. FRED
B.. AND SON. MELVIN B. MILLER.
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1, isSs. JAMES uRfs5I REGION " Of SIS lis
eth s.. ne; Funeral from the SAT-
on Friday. March s. at $50 am.
REQUIEM mass at ST Mary's Church
at S;45 am. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Mount ollyet
Cemetery
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day, March 4, 1868. AZ Arlington
Hospital. JOHN =, Pink oi 3i07
loved husband Of Helen N. Fink.
Esl sta'T and o. psnls s1s1 bcyd Fink S'n1lnS N 81
Ariington; brother Of chet Fink,
Downs, Kans.; Boyd Fink, Dyer,
Ind, and Mrs. Elva v. Underwood,
Mclean, Va, He also Is survived
BY one grandson. Paul Eugene Fink.
Friends may call at the Arlinston
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
a., Arlington, Va after 2 pm.
will be held on Friday, March 8,
Chapel Cemetery.
GAMACHE. CHARLES LOUIS. on
Tuesday, March 5. 1868, at George
Washington Hospital, CHARLES
LOUIS 0AMACHE OF 710 Cabin
John pkwy., Rockville, Md, husband
Of Marion uamache, father Of
nslSnIs nsmSis. B. ,dn Earl and Ji.snn;t Ksnnsth
dette Peters. Earl, Norman and
rests at the Warner Z, Pumphrey
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Nd, where friends
may visit with the family on
Wednesday and Thursday between
the hours Of 2 to 4 pm. and to 9
pm. llparkinF facllitiesl. Mass viii
be offered for the repose OF his
soul on Friday, March 8, at 10 am,
81 GV.hsrp Vspss M ISs hsSVsEs SsrSGs. GstaSc aSs
Wheaton, Nd. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery
Evening star., 1963-03-07

ITIELNIH NNU IHNHLIE.
sAxHAUG. ERLING B. In memory
OF our dear husband and father.
ERLING B. sAXHAUo. who de-
parted this life twelve years ago
today. March z. 1851.
his LOVING WIFE AND DAUoH-
Evening star., 1963-03-07

TILLMAN. ANNIE. on Wednesday.
March 8. 1903. ANNIE TILLMAN
Of 40s L st. Sc. Notice OF funeral
later. Services by Frazier's Funeral
Evening star., 1963-03-07

For she saw ease and she saw strife.
Her mind knew wrong, her mind
knew right:
Her hands toiled through those
manv years,
To help each offspring set
personal "sight."
To follow in laughter-to cling to
in tears
And now on her birthday she looks
down from above.
Assuring US Of understanding and
her undying love
Evening star., 1963-03-07
MCDONALD, MARY ELsEA. on

Wednesday. March 9, 1903. MARY
ELSEA MCDONALD OF Route 2,
Berryyille, died At her residenese.
Mcdonald, mother Of James Z,
Mcdonald Of 6erTyyille. Va: Alfred
o. Mcdonald Of winchester. Va.
and Mrs. Mary z. KidWell Of Ar
hngton, Va; sister OF Mrs. Katie
WWeaklsy Wk.y OF Of wineaester, va; Mrs.
mer Of Bluemont. Mrs. Marsaret
Wier, Miss Betty Elsea and Curtis
G. Elsea. all of Boyee, Funeral seTv-
ices will oe Friday, March \. at IL
Am, at the John H. Enders Fu-
neral Home. Berryville. Burial will
be at The Green Hill Cemetery,
Berryville