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Maj. Morrissey,
Press Officer

Maj. John P. Morrissey, IL,
an information officer at Allied
headquarters in Paris, died OF
a stroke Monday at his home
in Versailles.
Maj. Morrissey was an infor-
nation officer at the Defense
Department here from 1858 to
1861. and lived in South Ar
lington. He had been al
SHAPE since 1861.
Born in ireland, Mai. Nor
rissey grew UP near Pittsburgh
He earned a commission in the
field artillery during World
War II. in which he saw action
in the South Pacific. After the
war, he attended the University
of Pittsburgh and received q
degree in journalism. When
he was recalled to active duty
during the Korean War, he was
made an information officer
becoming chief of the armed
forces Far Eastern radio net
work, based on Okinawa.
Mai. MorrisSey leaves his wife
Roseanne. four children, Kathy
Kim, Kevin and Christopher
his mother. Ruth Morrissey OF
Williamsburg, Pa; a brother
Herbert, of Florence, Ala, and
a sister, Mrs. John Troan OF
Kensington. Md.
Funeral arrangements are In.
complete.
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FREDERICKSBIIRG

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
May 8 (AP). - C. Richelieu
Coleman, longtime Democratic
political figure in Spotsylvania
County and Virginia, died in a
Fredericksburg hospital. He
was 81.
Mr.. Coleman, father Of Spot
sylvania Circuit Judge S. Ber-
nard Coleman, suffered q
stroke at the family's ancestral
estate, Alta Vista, April 20 and
was hospitalized.
Mr.. Coleman served In the
House OF Delegates l9l0-19l2
was State Deputy Collector OF
Internal Revenue l913-l92C
under Virginia's then existing
governmental structure. and
was associated with the at
torney generals office 1922
1894.
Until 1858, he was associated
with the State Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board.
Three generations of the
Coleman family have served In
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ache and a face swollen to twice
its normal size, he blacked 1t
anyway and stormed through
the show to the double delight
Of his raucous audience which
thought the size Of his head
part of the act.
Became Broker
In 1918 he was stricken with
typhoid fever and was forced
to give up the rigors of road
running show business. Moving
to Washington, he entered the
real estate business, first as a
salesman and later as a broker
He lived at 109 Varnum street
NV. and spent his summers in
Deale, Md.
But he never really left show
business. Even after his retire.
ment from the real estate busi-
ness In 1916, he continued with
benefit performances and one
night stands. Moving to Florida
in 1850, he and his wife spent
the last years Of their lives as
an entertainment team. she on
the piano and he on his banjo.
Referring last year to his
nickname, The Rip Van Win
kle Of Minstrelsy," Mr.. Mann
joked, II never went to sleep
though"
Minstrel Man"
From Jersey to the sweaty
dives of Bourbon street. across
the old Orpheum Circuit ir
countless rocking chairs, those
who remember the days Of
vaudeville would agree with
him. None of them slept, either
not when "the Minstrel Man
was on the stage.
Mr.. Mann leaves his wife
Dorothy, of Sarasota, Fla
Funeral services were to bt
held at IL am, today. at the
Hines Funeral Home, 2901 Four.
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in the Glenwood Cemetery
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Oscar Mann, "a, Dies;
King Of the Minstre|s'

Oscar Mann, "King of the
Old Time Minstrels, the Rip
Van Wrinkle Of Minstrelsy, and
The Low Down Bass Deceiver
and the High Up Banjoist Who
Gets You on the String" died
of cancer Sunday in a Sarasota,
Fla. hospital.
He was 81 and had given the
last of his many hundreds Of
concerts at the age Of SO when
he donned his silk opera hat,
patent-l e ather clogs with
cream-colored spats and purple
satin dress-suit and exploded
again with the joyous enthus-
iasm of a lost art in a Florida
night club.
For an hour and a half the
octogenarian failed his jewelled
banjo. strutted his Gay Nine
ties soft-shoe and wise-cracked
to the delight Of youngsters and
the toe-taping reminiscing Of
his contemporaries.
The old folks remembered
him as a young man. Never q
dull moment with Mann on the
stage" chortled a grizzled fan.
"Sure takes me back"
Judging from the happy
abandon with which the old
man belted out his routine, it
seemed To take him back, too,
back to the time when he was
a 13-year-old at q Kickapoo
Indian Medicine show in the
New Jersey hills. 1t was at
that show, he used to say, that
the stage bug bit him for the
first time.
Adopted at the age Of II by
a North Jersey dairyman, Mr..
Mann learned to play the banjo
from a Negro neighbor. Leaving
the farm at. II, he went to New
York for his first job, bell
hopping at the Waldorf-Ast
Hotel. 1t was not long before
he had risen to the account
ing depar' ment Of the hotel.
Chucks Career
Then one night his landlady
heard him singing and play
ing. She encouraged him to give
show business try. Chucking a
promising career in the hotel
business, Mr.. Mann walked
into the famed Shubert Thea
ter in New York at the turn of
the century.
His first part was in a play
called Chinese Honeymoon. "
Soon after he Joined the Lew
Dockstader Minstrels.
Later he joined the Mcintyre
and Heath Minstrel Company
and the George Evans Honey
boy Minstrels. In 1910 he en-
tered vaudeville with his own
black-faced novelty act, bang
ing tambourines, telling Jokes
and delighting listeners and
the pure force Of his happy
delivery.
Once when he had a tooth
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With Regard to a.
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thanks
In The Stor meets q need
which can hardIy b0 solved in
ony other way. Not only is
II O gracious expression OF
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent florol tributes but also
eovtsoVslY acknowledges the
services and kindnSssss' Of
the. many 10 whom q PSrsonoI
note Of thanks eannot we'll be
mailed or whose nomSs ond
addresses ore not known.
Insertion OF a cord OF Thanks
may be arranged by telephone
10 The StaT, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SVNd0y stur
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Miss Catherine Brooks, who
lived with her, and a nephew
Philip A. Trout, Of 1O515 Loralr
avenue. Silver Spring.
A requiem high mass will be
celebrated at 9 am. tomorrow
at st. Bernadette Catholic
Church, 1874 University boule-
ward, East, Silver Spring. Burial
will be in st. John Cemetery
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Dratha

"Fion 1888. .Iff JESSIE " wRioaT. SsiPr' ss shs
leaves one daughter, Mrs. OWE
Friends may call at the W. II, Bacon
Funeral Home, 1722 7th st.. NV,
SstTesn .I 10 an .ryic.: sne m HsIihnS T1urs-
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Garh nf Thanka

GARDNER, ANNA. Many thanks TO
friends, neighbors and relatives for
expressions Of sympathy and kind.
ness shown to us during our recent
bereavement at the passing OF ouT
loved one, ANNA GARDNER.
EWING W. LAWRENCE AND FAM
lily. 10
sTEINAT. ALFRED W. with deer
gratitude the parents OF the late
ALFRED STE1NAT acknowledge the
many acts OF kindness and express
sions Of sympathy shown Us by
friends and neighbors and the honor
bestowed upon the memory OF our
son By the many fire and police
departments Of Washington, Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania,
Mr., AND MRS. sTEINAT AND
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sites. located In
Tort sect current price, ktgU en- !.
Will sac $500 "a IA 2.1@3p. ~
FoRT LINCOLN CEMETERY--2 sites
Garden 81 the Lasi supper S2fb
WASH. NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
30i--B4b.b7ps. after s pm
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AnurtlinDa

FINGERHUT; ALBERT. There viii Pc
smSTS M Snysi5ins y Albert HHpSmSaH FISaERAuF
our beloved husband. father, son
and brother. on Sunday, May IL,
1868, At / pm, At King David Me-
mortal Garden, Falls Church, Va.
THE FAMILY.
5,9,10,11.l2
ISKOW, DORA TOBIAS. There will
be an unyeilins In the memory. OF
May l2. 1868, at II am. at the
Kesher Israel Cemetery New, 64th
SADIE TOBIAS AND FAMILY. II
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Dfatha

ARMSTRONG. Y: .ELyAs. 6. on w,dn.,.
Sd SfHs' EEG2gA FcisnSilSNiss SsiRlSNissrRo6So,s sowlt WI,
snd the beloved mother Of Mrs
Margaret z Hacker Of the hom,
address, Mrs. Elizabeth M. sim.
both q WashingLonL p, ci .Mr
John Armstrong q sultland, Nd
NJ; h..,S SeoTss g. RslehsHse'on o. NORTH
Agmstrona % uf Of cypress " M csIis.t; stns Sister ~
81 Mrs Elsie .ollyeri. Mrs, Alice
she also is survived BY twenty-ons
grandchildren and eleven areat.
al the Lee Funeral Home. Attn al
and Mass. ave. ne, Services will
p he,e The RsTDsbssnst,u RTTs ss,ur1sy syi,,Sb., MAY
SnIgTSsh SnInSsr F9rss,ylils 9rssdy,nil, Md intermeen'
BALuCH. ELIZABETH J, on Monday
BSEycn. beloved Glove VIZ sifitNSShvHil y William
n Ralgeh. sister OF Mrs wtlie p
Pack, Mrs, Catherine Matthias, Mrs
Ernest Stuart, Mrs Donald Bowman,
Mis, George Waddell, Mrs Edward
MOTIFS, MIS-, roll Stelnmetz. Mr.
Mickey nWeldeeker Mrs Donald
Harry, Paul james and Robert M.
Bethssda-c Chevy chase Funeral Home :
Ma. Services Friday, Miy 1eS"1spe 10, II J
pm At the Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
Myer, Va fnterment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery, 0
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TURNER, CARRIE B. on wednel

Day: Nay 3 1883, CARRIE ,.
loved mother OF Mrs, Lucille L.. Lee.
James H.. Fletcher W. and Alfonso
B. Turner. Also surviving are her
grandchildren. a niece, Miss Alma
friends (Familv may be contacted
at 4O2a 22d st. n.e) Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
Guire. Inc. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
-, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81. and Mass, Ave II, $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
740O GEORGIA AVE NV. RA S.74ii
2 Blks, North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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UNGER, KENNETH THEODORE. On

vs ae'PdA; RENNETH M7H :THEoDoRE UNoER,,
beloved husband Of Freda L. Unger.
father Of Kenneth Theodore. jr;
Unger and brother Of Mrs. Reva
Lerner. Mrs. Fern Fox He also is
survived by his father. Irving Unger
Friends may call at the Money &
King Funeral Home III West
Maple ave-. Vienna: Va service;
10 am. at the Calvary Gosue
Church. 1900 North Glebe. I'd. Ar
linston. Va, Interment National Me
mortal Park. Falls Church. Va. .
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THoMAmEs. EVELYN STONE.

Wednesday. May g, 1893, at n,
fYN STONE TaoMA1DEs Of ss0l
quebec St. NV beloved wife O.
Comdr. Thomas o. Thomaides ant
Theodore @. Thomaides: sister O
Thomas Z. Stone. Friends may cal
at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funera
Home, 2a01 14th st. NV. after. {
am. Friday, May 10 parking "a
neral home on Saturday, Nav II
at q:30 am. thence to the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart. 18th ST. anc
Park I'd, NV, where the Holy Sac.
rifice Of the Mass will be Offered
at 10 am. for the repose Of hei
soul, Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry, 10
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OWEN, ELIZARETH WAsHINCTON

on wednesday, May S, 1858. al her
ELizABE;rH WAsHINGToN' 10 Z OWEN, Vig /,
daughter Of Col Thornton Augustin
Washington, direct descendant OF
Samuel Washington; full brother Of
Thornton W. owen and grand
mother Of Thomas J. Owen. Thorn
ton W. owen, IT., and Father Owen
W. Beatty, o. p. Friends may call
at the above residence after 5
pm. Thursday, May q. where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday. May
II, at 10 am. Interment Rock
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"ssi 3 1888 ANDREW WAGES Of isoi
Emerson ST. NV. husband Of tht
late Erma E. Wages and father oil
Gloriaiean Wages Green and Sandra
Wages Also surviving are three
brothers. Henry. John and James
Wages one grandson. other relatives
and many friends After / pm. SUM-
day, friends are invited TO call at
the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890
9th st. NV. where services will be
held at | nm. Monday, May 13
Interment Arlington National Gem
eterv. a.l0.12
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PAsCO, MEARIAM L. on Tuesday

sfis MAJ GrIsfzM isiS 1 l. fsseo fess;Ss5f' Of III: Ss
2 Ridge rd. Sc. beloved wife Of
Wayns Wisn Rdhms' 1haSso Mr.. T %Stn'5 gSSs coE Of
corsn and Robert r. Rohme, r.;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
H. Haas. sr., and sister Of Henry,
Paul and Theodore Haas, IT,, and
mrs ;Txltss Kftssrips S1 WTignt ttssr She also
dren. Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where prayers will
be said on Friday, May 10. at
9,15 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery q
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O'MEARA, KATIE e. N. On Monday.
May 9. 1903. MISS KATIE e M
O'MEARA OF 1909 Hamilton st. nv.
sister. Of Miss Bessie A. OMeara Of
the home address: Mrs. Annie z.
late Miss Mildred v. o'Meara' serve
ices at the 9 H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2a0l 14th st. NV, on Friday,
MAJ 10, at 10 am (barking farili-
tiesl Interment FairfaY Va q
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~ Carroll Council. No 377.
vN knights of Columbus. are
AZ!xA hereby advised Of the death
1~xx, OF our Honorary Life
NN9N/ Member. Brother STEPHEN
NJ NJ STAFFORD. and are
w requested to assemble at
Humphreys Funeral Home. 1857
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md. on
Thursday, May q. at $40 pm, for
recitation OF the rosary.
PETE A. CATUCCI. Grand KniEht,
MICHAEL KO5cIW. Fin. Secy.
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Monday, May 4, 1858, al the Sacred
6seha bss5t wWSnnobpdr@e WSnob dr@eilSesie5,s w,i sns a
ssIsy!sa sSgIsns Birch snr rd Leyitio.n' i,. ps:
Wilson and the late oscar A. VII.
son, father OF Stephen and sharon
Wilson Of Washington, D, c.,
brother Of MIserRt Albert n Rob.
cry \, Wilson and Mrs Alberta
Johnston OF Fails Church.. Va
Wisconsin ave, al Harrison 81, w.
lpark!ng on premisesl on Thurs.
DAY May o.. where services will be
held on Friday, May 10, AZ . pm.
tnterment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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s1yIvI6Sn DAY, Nay 8; !, iSS$G, .SGs STEPHEN I'| u.
Bethesda. Nd, beloved husband o q
Matte p Stafford. Friends are
Invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A.. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md,
after pm. Wednesday, May 8.
Services at st. Jane Frances de
Chantal Catholic Church. e701 Old
Georgetown rd., Bethesda. Nd, on
Friday, May 10, where requiem mass
will be offered at 10 am. Inter-
ment Congressional Cemetery. (Bal-
timore, Md, papers please copyD 0
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WILSON. col. LIZ ROY CLARK, UsA

isss iss5l''s Col e GR roy TSf'qay eIARk k'y wli:
SON, UsA tTstiredj. OF 4fiJ Yuma
widow, Dorothy r. Wilson. and Two @
sons, MAI, Robert NJ Wilson, USA.
and MAJ. Drake Wilson, UsA, both
grandchildren. Services on Friday.
MAY 70, AZ am, at Fort Myer
Chapel lnterment with full mills
tary honors, Arlington National Gem.
etery, In lieu OF flowers the family
sueEests contributions 10 the Army
BY the Rlnald Funeral Home, 7fUO
GeofGia ave. NV.
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wEEMs. W. THEODORE tTEDl. o.

Okla, W THEODORE TED
WEEMS beloved husband Of Flea
nor Logan Weems. father Of Tneo-
dore Logan Weems. brother Of Rob-
ert Weems and son OF Mrs Will
liam H. Weems Friends may call
between 3 and S pm. and Z to .
pm, Thursday. May q. at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be-
thesda, Md. Services on FRIDAY.
NAV 10. at . pm at the Be-
thesda Presbyterian Church, Wilson
lane and Clarendon rd Bethesda,
Md. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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Nay 8. 1883. sTEPHEN <. WILEY WILEY
OF 1918 Worrel ave. Lanham. Md /.
beloved husband OF Berniee NJ.
Wiley. and father to Kenneth E
cali Al the Nsliey Funersl Home.
$500 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave. ne. from pm. until ? pm.
Wednesday and Thursday. Funeral
services will be held on Friday Nav
10. at . pm. at Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum Chapel, Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, o
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RicHHRpS S;oRToN 5SOu5PA5 q 5ess sS'Piifi 44th
st. NV. beloved husband Of Georgia
c: Norton. son Of Mrs. May Norton
william Norton Of Rockville, Md,
and Mrs; Mary Poole Of Hyatts.
Vile, Md. Friends may call al
qawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison st. NV, after 12 noon
Wednesday, May 3 (parking on
premises). Mass will be offered at
st. AIMS Catholic Church. wis.
consin ave. and Yuma st. NV.
IntermRnf MniInt Oliunt Cam nfnrr d
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Universal
Funeral HON
HIT MRn1nriaitt
Announcements Of
NefYleeA by ChAmheFl

BROWN, GERTRUDE t. In loving
menOTy ,e1S.r q vyTTI,u sistsT sun. and ,ts tSstsr
who died May 9. 1881.
Till memory fades and life departs,
You'll live forever in our hearts.
BROTHER WILLIAM BROWN;
NIECE, JULIA T. AYERS; FOs-
TER DAUGHTER, BARBARA
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"SH NAE 4 MhdyffREH 20 Of asy ds south o. isc2 "a
ave, Mount Vernon, N. r., beloved
wife o. James T. mother Of Mrs
neral Home, 90 East "a 81. Mount
Vernon, N r., SATURDAY., 1880 am
REQUIEM Mass At the saeret Heart
Church, Mount Vernon, N, Y. al
II n IN
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ofHS Nav Ety lotta. i at q T..Sss gssn'isfg Psagg
Md, REV L, l. GRAY, beloved
Ices and interment IN Northfield,
Ohio, on Monday, May 10, Ar
ranEements BY the Takoma Funeral
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NAV g. 1858. GEORGE z. PROC
TOR Of 1905 Walter st. Sc. II,
leaves to mourn three brothers Wi
liam Proctor. Raymond Proctor ant
Garland Proctor; one sister. Mrs
Helen Randolph. and two nieces
Butler. Remains may be seen OF
Friday, May 10, at the Better Fu
neral Home, 1903 Walter st. Sc.
after ; pm. Rosary will be recltet
on Friday at 7:30 pm. at the aboy,
funeral home. Services on satur.
Cyprian's Church, 18th and q sts
Sc Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by the Bette
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SMITH. JosEPHVNE ANDERSON

SafES Mff3S'daSb HSSbEFSoN RsS SNIFF Mi9g2 of 1855 Qs5;
Chestnut ST., Bethesda, Md, beloved
mother OF Aubrey E. Smith, daugh-
ter. Of Lena M. and the late Jo-
seph E, Anderson, sister Of Myrtle
ther and James Anderson, She also
Is survived by two grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Tyson
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 East
Montgomery ave. (Rockville pike 4,
Rockville, Md, where services will
be held on Saturday, May /, AZ
pm. Interment Greenhill Gene
terry, Berryville, Va. 10
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srRIGGs. IsARELLA CATHERINE.

on Monday, May 8, 1868, al PROVE
ccATSHERiSiEP sPRIooss Ss Of iSHSSfin soS lii
s vI1ss LSnaoysr sr,.s Nd ,Ds,sy beloved obis yis
Of Jessie M Fades, sister OF Mrs
Cleo Williams, Mrs. Jamie Jones
and Otis Stoddard. Also surviving
are two grandchildren. Gregory and
Alan Fades, and many other rela-
pm. Thursday, May o, friends may
call at the Henry o. Washineton A.
Sons Funeral Home, 1925 Deane
ave. me-. where the Rosary will be
recited at 1880 pm. Mass will be
Offered for the repose Of her soul
St.. Joseph's Catholic Church Glen
Arden, Md. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Holy Cross % iosp Hospitsi. JAMES JOSE JosEPH II
WIi.MoT. ST., Of 0sis Loraln ave.
Silver Spring, Md. husband OF Mary
A. Wilmot. father OF Mrs Clifford
Hibble. Mrs, William Wetmore and
games J. .wilmot. ir.: brother OF
Mrs. Josephine Unsworth. Mrs. Mary
Wienecke. There also are 10 grand
children Mr.. Wilmot rests at the
Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
SABA Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
lparking facilities) Mass will be
Offered for the repose OF his soul
on Friday. May 10, at II 80 am,
ct 81. Bernadette's Catholic Church,
1874 University blvd, east, Silver
Spring. Md. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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MAY =. 1853. ELIZABETH nj
POLAND. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Mary. r. Edwards. Mrs. Elizabeth r
Morris. Mrs. Eleanor r. Gundling
Mrs. Frances r Oconnor. Thomas
J. and James r. Roland Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home. 1921
18th st. NV. on Friday. May 10. at
A:3O am Requiem mass at 81
Martins Church. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery q
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day Nay "tSoA > 1879 aSoE; At on se[bs,ss TsgT;;
Naval Hospital. REBEccA HooE
PRUTTT, wife Of the late James
Amos Pruitt and mother Of Mary
McAboy. Betty Smotherman and
MAJ: James B, Pruitt, ST. She also
Hooe Of Dallas. Tex; q sister. Kath-
crime Hooe Of Louisville. Ky, and
seven grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Money a. King Funeral
Home, III West Maple ave. Vienna,
will be held on Friday MAY il. Al
pm. Mass will be said on satur-
day, May H.. at 1890 am, az ST.
Johns Catholic Church, FL Mido
Va Interment National Memorial
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b. i6eI. % HHz b i, l. T LYEcH, YREIa1'si Beloved %sa
wd,,s. wife o. ne n late, lsss Joseph, J. Lynch,
grandmother OF Patricia Lee Lynch
and sister Of Mrs. Mamie Mueller,
Mrs Audrey oconnor, Mrs Mabel
Wright Mrs Leonie La Mon and
Raymond Twliord Friends may
Funeral Home, i3i iith a. 81.
parking facilltiesi, after pm.
Thursday. May q. Notice OF funeral
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May q. 1898, NORMAN MARgIiALI
OF blOg Sheriff I'd. ne, brother
OF James A. Lewis, godEon OF Mrs
Rosetta Hill devoted friend OF Mrs
Robena Brown. After pm Thurs.
day, friends may call at the John
son n jenkins Funeral Home, 4sO4
0eorgiA ave, NV, where funera
services will be held on Friday Al
19 noon Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery, s, W Butler, Nor.
ticlan
MeCAMPBELL, VICTOR ALEC. ST. on
TUESDAY, May 5,ctla3 1893 A. A. g99ly
siiysr % spFins, Nd husband 81 Aveftis
r McCampbell father OF Mrs Harold
II, Andrus. Victor Alec, lr.. and
William % Mccampbeil, brother oi
Mrs. Margaret Stalder, Carl y and
DR. Theodore d. MeCampbell There
also are ia grandchildren Mr
Humphrey Funeral Home siaa
0eOrsla ave- Silver SprinR Nd
where services will be held or
Friday. May 10. al 1880 am
lparking. faeilltlesl Interment Ar,
ineton National Cemetery.
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PEGIER. WILLIAM z. On Saturday

Nav I. 1888. at San tScinto H SS'5IIfy, cslif ,
WILLIAM E, PEGLER, husband OF
Ruth NJ. Pegler. father OF Russell T.
Pegler Of FAIRFAX Co., Va: Carl A.
Peg'er Of Alexandra. va: grand :
father Of Carl A. Pegler. jr.: brother
o. Ss.s. MIS-. Frances McCann Of West
Irete OF Media. Pa. Funeral services
win be on Friday May 10, at I:
pm. at the Fort Myer Chapel. In.
terment Arlington National Gene.
terv. Friends may call at the Everly
Wheatlev Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddock rd., Alexandria, Va, aftel
pm. ThurshaY Nav q q
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May :. 1893. at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Mary w. Volkman.
430s Glenridge St. Kensington, Md,
ELIZABETH T. WELLS OF 1881
PaEs is ., Aye ii. srS9sdf pS9s bsDs Nd 0sGysd Ws
mother OF Mrs. Ann Elizabeth w.
McFadden, Mrs. Mary w. Volkman.
Mrs. Ruth r. Cuff and Daniel p.
Wells, jr; sister Of Howard r. and
Herbert Clyde Dean. Friends are in
vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md, after
pm. Thursday. May q. Services at
the Church OF the Little Flower on
Saturday. May II. where REQUIEM
Mass will be offered at 10 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1963-05-09

VI r MOHIIMhHi btcfeIary. II
LONG, VIOLA MAE. On Tuesday, May
e.. 1858 VIOLA MAE LONG. the
beloved mother of Loretta A. oraney
Allan X. and Paul L. Long, FtineraI
services At the Simmons Bros Fu.
neral Home, 1891 Good Hone rd
Sc, tparkinE faeilitiesl, on Friday
May 10. at I pm. Interment Cedar
Hi Cemetery, Visiting hours until
nm
Evening star., 1963-05-09

EVANS. RALPH Z. In loving memofy
Q, my dear husband. RALPH u
Evans, who departed this life three
years ago today, May o. 1890
DEVOTED WIFE. MAMIE, AND sIa-
ddEHS; GERTRUDE AND MAR
Evening star., 1963-05-09

i6eS. RoBERTs siMMs Of 5IIfB
Kansas ave NV, devoted father OF
Henrietta Jackson. Mildred Bush
Etm Eana Bet claaudis f9bb Hattie
Henry Howard and Ernest slmms
Also surviving are two sisters, julia
Scott and Mamie Ford brother.
Charles simmsi seventeen gfAndchli.
dren eleven greAtsErAndrhidre
other relatives and friends Notice
Rollins. baltimore, Nd, papers
please eopyt 10