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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Robert MocC ortee Dies:
CoIorfuI Court Aide

Things won't be the same
around the Southern Maryland
court houses without Mac"
MacCartee.
For so years he served as
stenographer for the States
Seventh judicial Circuit and
amazed those he met with his
quick wit, vast knowledge and
rare friendship.
Yesterday you couldn't find
many people in Upper Marlboro,
La Plata. Leonardtown or Prince
Frederick who weren't talking
about Macs death Wednesday
from a kidney ailment. These
four county seats were his home
and their residents his friends.
Mac was born Robert Graham
MacCartee 70 years ago in the
District. His father, a Civil War
veteran. was a Capitol Hill STEM
ographer and decided that his
son would enter the profession,
too.
The elder Mr.. MacCartee
taught Mac to read, write, solve
complicated mathematical
problems and take shorthand,
Home tutoring was the closest
thing to a formal education
Mac received, but those who
didn't know the wiry little
Scotchman we'll figured he was
a college graduate.
Short Time on Hill
In 1911 he was ready to join
the Capitol Hill stenography
corps and worked for q House
committee for about a year.
Then Mac moved over to the
Seventh judicial Circuit, COM
prised of Prince Georges, st.
Marys, Calvert and Charles
Counties.
Those were the days when
court recorders took down trial
proceedings by hand; machines
were not to take over court jobs
for several years.
Maryland Court of Appeals
Judge Charles c. Marbury, who
worked on the Southern Mary
land circuit bench with Mac for
30 years, called him "the most
accurate stenographer I've ever
seen-and that includes the
ones who use machines"
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Malcolm Mojor, 80, Retired
Stur Artist, Fishing Host

Malcolm Griffith Major, 80, a
retired Washington artist who
worked for The Star for 10
years, died Of a heart attack
yesterday at his home in Park
Hall, Md.
In 1909, The Stars cartoonist
c. K. Bergman walked into the
Crown lunch room on New York
avenue. Impressed with the
quality of art work displayed
in the signs advertising cur
rent specials, he inquired about
the artist.
Mr.. Bergman was told by
the proprietor that a youngster
from Charles City County. Va,
named Malcolm Major had done
them. In fact, Mr.. Majors wife
recalls, Maj" doodled so much
during the hours he was sup
posed to be singing hash that
daily he almost lost his job,
On the suggestion Of Mr..
Bergman, Mr.. Major snapped
a spatula for a paint brush
and enrolled in the Corcoran
Art School and an art school
run by former Star cartoonist
Will Chandlee.
Mr.. Majors first job as an
artist was with the old Herald
In 1920, he left the Herald and
went into business with Louis
Janof to form an advertising
art studio with offices in the
old Washington Post Building.
Selling out to Mr.. Janof in
1925, Mr.. Major joined the
News. Three years later he
opened his own studio in the
Homer Building on Thirteenth
street and free lanced until
1884 when he went to work for
The Star.
Everybody loved him." re-
calls retired Star picture editor
John Lipscomb. 1T was moth
ing for old Mai to drive 90
miles for a card game with
his friends"
Always a tireless fisherman,
Maj and his Star buddies once
barbecued their catch in the
makeup room.
He had a fleet Of 10 fish
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Zeff VunL Sc,
Veteran AB&W Driver

Jeff VanLandingham, a resi-
dent Of Washington for more
than 80 years, died of a heart
attack yesterday at his home,
1928 Trinidad avenue NE.
Mr.. VanLandingham, Sc, had
been a driver for the AB&W
Bus Co. Of Alexandria for 81
years. He was among the top
10 employees in length Of service
with the company and held a
25-year citation for safe driv-
ing.
He also operated a farm at
Hyacinth in northumberland
County, Va, where he was born.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Clytie
c. VanLandingham, Of the
home address; a stepdaughter
Mrs. Corrine Hope Of Spring.
field; his stepmother. Mrs.
Mamie VanLandingham Of
Hyacinth; four sisters, Mrs. r.
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w. Williams of Callao, Va,
Mrs. Evelyn Parks of Arlington,
Mrs. Bertha Thrift Of Village
Va, and Mrs. Iva Nicolai OF
Hyattsville, Md, and a brother
Lawson VanLandingham Of
Dahlgren, Va.
Funeral services are being
arranged by the Everly-W Wheat
ley Funeral Home of Alexan-
dria.
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Mrs. Eskridge, 70.
Formerly of D. c.

Mrs. Lillian v. Eskridge, rs,
wife Of retired District fireman
John Carl Eskridge. died We'd
nesday in st. Petersburg. Fla,
after a long illness.
Mrs. EskridRe moved from
Washington TO ST. Petersburg
in 1899 when her husband re-
tired. She was q past member
OF Pocahontas and Daughters
OF America.
Mrs. Eskridge leaves her hus-
band, John Carl Eskridge. OF
the home.
Services will be held in Beach
Memorial Chapel, 81. Peters
burg Beach. Fla.
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Mrs. Coe, 80,
West Point Born,
Generals Widow

Mrs. Martha Pratt Coe, SO
widow Of Mai. Gen. Frank
Winston Coe, died of a heart
attack yesterday morning ir
an ambulance on the way from
the Army Distaff Hall, goo
Oregon avenue, NV, where
she lived, to the Walter Reed
Hospital.
Born at West Point N. Y,
she was the daughter Of the
late Brig. Gen. Sedgwick Pratt
and Martha Keith Pratt.
A resident Of Washington for
so years, Mrs. Coe was formerly
married to the late John TIL
ton Donnellan. She married
Gen. Coe in 1922.
Mrs. Coe leaves a son, John
S. Donnellan. 1910 Forbes
street, Rockville; a daughter,
Mrs. william Chamberlain
Coe of 2212 Wyoming avenue
NV. four grandchildren,
Keith Donnellan OF Ithaca
N. Y; Mrs. Lambert Heyniger
of Washington, Mrs. Edmund
Sumter Ruffin III of Pitts
burgh. Pa, and Miss Linda Coe
of the Wyoming avenue ad-
dress, and five great-grand-
children.
Funeral services are being
arranged by Gawler's Funeral
Home. Services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church. The
family requests expressions OF
sympathy be In the form of
contributions to the Army
Distaff Foundation, 5000 Ore
gon avenue NV.
Graveside services and burial
will take place at IL am. Mon
day at Mount Prospect Gene
terry In Bridgewater, Mass,
h hometown Of Mrs. Goes
parents.
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Neil P. CuIIom, rs,
New York Luwyer

Neil p. Cullom. 70, a New
York City lawyer. died there
Tuesday In Roosevelt Hospital
after a short illness.
A native OF Carthage, Tenn.
he was a 1908 graduate Of Van
derbilt University and the class
OF 1911 at Yale University Law
School.
Among survivors Is a step
daughter. Mrs. Reade Tilley OF
Falls Church. Va.
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james D. Foley, 7e,
Milwaukee Ex-Aide

James D. Foley. 70. the ia.
ther Of Mrs. Jean F. Javins o.
Alexandria. died OF heart fail,
ure in a Milwaukee CWis.) hos.
pital March Il.
For 40 years Mr.. Foley wa
the chief examiner and secre.
tary OF the Milwaukee Polio.
and Fire Departments. retirinG
In 1850.
Survivors include his wife
Myrtle, Of Milwaukee. and 9
daughter, Mrs. Javins, OF 81
Glenwood drive. Alexandria.
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C. Cotton of Auburn, Calf,
and Mrs. James Crawfor d
Britcher. of White Plains, NY.
Funeral services will be at
3 pm. tomorrow at All Saints
Church, with burial in Oak
Grove Cemetery, Glenwood,
Md.
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Mrntnrtal Srrutrra

y; SGs DAVIS Ss' wEs q; SsiT UsLe :Ie
on Saturday, March so. 1858, ct
$3.50. pm a the Church Of the
Epiphany. 1917 q at. NV. In lieu
Of flowers donations may be made
,,I hi' memory me- 2 ne Rs az ,e sss
a., New YORK City 4, N, Y,
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bEkRfMAN. VIRGINIA. In loving
memory o. our mother grand
| BERRYMAN, who entered into eter-
30 1889
Memories are keepsakes ths. no
Death one can steal, -
THE FAMILY
FORD. ANNA G. In memory OF our
mother, ANNA O. FORD, who de-
parted This life eleven years ago
today March 20. 1859.
We have only memory. dear
We cherish our whole life through.
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF You.
hEh L00EING CHILDREN AND
HARRISON, WILLIAM s. Sacred IN
me beautiful memory OF my beloved
father. WILLIAM s. HARRISON.
who entered into eternal rest thirty
years ago today, March 20. 1888.
Loved IN life. remembered in death.
HARRISON BROWN
JOHNSON, MARY B. In loving mem
ory Of our mother and grandmother.
NARY B, JOHNSON, WHO passed
HS tdnnirteen years ago today.
AAN say TIME meals all EOrrOW
And helps Us TO forget,
But time 50 far has only proved
CORA AND Bertha GUERRA.
PALINGs. ELIZABETH. In loving
memory psl1lt q ny dear mother, ELIZA
99nnsso year ago today March 90.
have only a memory. dear Mother
NJ cherish my whole life through.
sui we sweetness will live forever
YOUR LOVING DAUoHTER.
SkkkSo2N' AND NEPHEW. LAW
PERRY. HELEN B. In loving mani
ory 81 HELEN B. PERRY. who
ppa a fas away two years aso. March
We often sit and think Of you
when We are all alone,
FOR nm n,sI soy, Is the only thing
2THEL kov ESpp p99 AsSSqrHEEEf T.:
s s2Hi p }ANEs E. AND oRAND..
RAY. DEWEY. In sad but loving
memory OF my husband. DEWEY
ago toSs nS &i sfsh sss ~. 1857 ssso years
Time has passed since you lief. me.
But memories Of you are ever near,
our VOWS were made until death do
But even death cannot take you
from my heart
You left behind q broken heart that
loved you so sincere
That never has and never will forEet
vo,, you Dewey dear
YOUR LOVING WIFE HARRIET.
rIL0HMAN, JESSE. Sacred 10 the
memory o. my beloved husband
JESSE .TfLoHMAN, VINO entered
March 20, 1877. '0U~''
n my heart the torch Of memory
Burns unflickering, briaht and trtie.
ELIZABETH i. TtLoHMAN.
TYLER. EDWARD. In ioylng mem
Houis RnpSwaaiRsp5 T 12g sPd r ss5o'91sT;
sa nninss, years aEo today, March
II We had al the world 10 giv..
Wed give II, yes. ana more,
TO near you talk or hear YOU lAuah
As you walk through our door.
March brings US sad memories, aon.
OF the one We loved so dear.
~ seems 70 vs. A. years roll b.,
We always feel you're near
WON s sisqfSs a sASI5x,
WADE, WILLIAM W. In loving mem
Org Of our dear friend WuiiAW
WADE. who departed this ilfe seven
years ago, March 20, 1885,
VIII, nsa.y,, tssmsn,esrsd
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Dratha

APPEL. SAMUEL on "wednesday.
SAMUEL APPEL. beloved hua6end
q Mrs., Iib6s kpstsln Elm o. CHEVY chase s.
Nd, Mrt, sylvia Hudes OF Silver
Bprlns. Nd, and Mrs. Lila Hakim
biatt Of Newburgh, NJ Y, ana elght
grandchildren, Funeral services AZ
the Bernard Danxansky a Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 18th N, NV,
lparkina facilities adiAeenD, on
sunday March 81, AZ 10 am. In.
ternent King David Memorial Oar.
den. Memorial week. aaOd Pauline
drive, Chevy Chase, Nd. In lieu
Of flowers the family suggests con.
tfibutions may be made 10 the
Cancer Fund, 81
BARRIER. ARLETTA. OF Sass b7th
ave, Bsrwyn HeiRhts. Nd, on March
90. 1898, mother q Mrs Robert q
Anderson, Frhneia y and Donald =
Barber sister Of Mrs Alice Jacobs
Mrs. Granville Jacobs, Mrs Roy
Edwards and Diamond Buffouahs
four FrAndsons survive, Services AZ
Chambers Funeral Home, $500
Clsveland ave. Riverdale, Nd. on
in, .arSs, MMo o5n, SI,... e.m 10 an
~ 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Cremafnriiin

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth 81 ana Mau Ave. ri. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1000 oEphQiA AVE, NV. RA, s-7aii
? Hlks North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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March "a, 1858, LIMA ROGERS
KEMP Of 1901 North Danyille ST,
Arlington Va, wife OF the late Judge
liam g. Brown and sister Of Mrs
John Dobbins. Service will be helC
on sunday March 81, at 2:3O pm.
a. the First Methodist Church
Cameron, Tex. Interment Oak Hi
Cemetery, Cameron. Tex
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ME IN Y. a. ART y Be Z. On wsdnss

day' March | &, 1888. al tbe TDsi st.isi
General Hospital ARTHUR ?.
MlUM1AW Of 843 9Th St. ne, be-
s. Mumaw, father Of Norman r
Mumaw and brother OF George T,
Mumaw. Mrs. Ruth Hepner. Mrs,
Lula Frye and Mrs. Sally Jones:
grandfather Of Jean. Carole and
hooert Mumaw. Friends may call
az the Lee Funeral Home, Attn al
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
VIII be held on Saturday, March
2, az ~ 80 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
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g. d 4. !: I !! 4 !.
~ Hnd mfmhFTI OF FrllN
Nh va communication on aatur-
nv, for the purposs OF conduetinw
the last Masonic rites for cur late
brother, LAwRgNCk y HAYES
JAMES COTTON, ". NJ.
n. v. SLOANE, Secretary,
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MOUREAU. CLTFFORD AIIEN =,

Suddenly, on Thursday Marcb 81
1868, CLIFFORD ALLEN MoUREku
Jr.; OF 62l5 Rautan St, BerWyn
helghts. Nd, beloved son OF Mrs,
Elna z. and Clifford Allen Moureau
sr.,, and brother Of Geraldine Lewis
ana sacquelyn PauluS. Services and
interment private. Arraneements Nv
Gasch's Funeral Home ~
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McCONNAUGHEY. SYLVESTER. On
Wednesday, March 81. InR9 syf'
yEsTER McCoNNAUGHEYO Of i1dml
lndependence ave. Sc. beloved
iatner OF William McConnauRhpy
brother OF Mrs. Marie Pickett II,
also Is survived by other relative,
ana friends, The late Mr.. McCon.
naughey may be viewed a; IN,
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II ST. ne
from pm. to q pm. Friday
Mareh 20. Interment Salisbury
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McnnNAIn. IInnrNcr - -

'e dSy Mdp:b tb 20 FMS L On Thurs
MCDONALD Of $500 colesviile I'd
silver Spring. Nd, sister OF Mrs
Nellie r. Clark and aunt Of Mrs
John Eckstine, Mrs. William Fla.
ridge. Richard s. and Cecil II. Clark
hlehaTo, William. DR.. Jack and Dr.
rests at the Warner z. Pumphre,
Funeral Home, s434 Georgia ave
silver Spring. Nd where servici
will be held on Saturday. Marc
30 at 10 am. parking facilitiesi
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery
home after 4 pm. FRIDAY
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LICHTERMAN. NATHAN. on m,

day, March rs, 1864. NATHAN
LICHTERMAN Of Washington. DC
beloved husband Of the late Frances
Herman Lichterman OF RensinS.
ton. Nd; Mrs Estelle Gable and
Mrs. Natalie Cantor, both Of New
YORK City. Also survived by seven
grandchildren. Services at the G,
"a qolda9erE 4 Son Funeral Home,
March 81, at pm. Intermeni
King David Memorial Garden. In
mourning at 1921 Dewmar Ia
kensington. Md. Family suggests
IN lieu Of flowers. Contribution be
made to your fnvorlte eharitv III
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MANIGAN, MOSES. On Sunday.
March "a, 1868, MOSES MANidhN
OF 81 z 81. NV, husband OF Mrs.
Ethel Manigan and father Of Mrs
Dorothy Watkins, Mrs. Oearita
henderson and Moses Jerome Mani.
gan. Other relatives and friend,
also survive, After ! pm. Friday
March 80 friends may cali at IN
J9SnnnnSon y jenkins Funeral Home
4hO4 Georgia ave NV. Funeral
services will be held al the Yer.
mont Avenue Baptist Church, 1R3O
vermont ave. NV. on SATURDAY.
March 30, at pm. Intermefi
Moodlawn Cemetery. s. W. Butler
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MANIGAN. MOSES. All officer, .nt

MANIGAN, MOSES. All officers ane
~ members Of Columbia Lodge
NCrA No. 50, !, B. P. o. Z. Of w.
H~1l are notified Of the death o.
W~ Brother MOSES MANIGAN
session Of sorrow Friday
- March 20, 1853, at 7:3C
pm. Elk services on satur.
day. March 30. at / pm. al In,
Johnson q jenkins Funeral Home
4S04 Georgia ave. NV.
LAWRENCE c. GREEN, E. r.
KARL L. HAWKINS. Secy.
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HbbEKs; ALICE. on Monday, March
Seaton place NV, aunt Of Mabsi
Hattley Of New Rochelle, n "
cousin OF BENJAMIN Gray and James
SmallWood Of New York CITY; de-
voted friend Of Dorothy Lave ana
Mrs. David L. Johnson. Othtr rel
aatiyes and friends also survive
friends may call al the Fralier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island
ave NV. where services will BE-
held on Saturday. March 30. at
pm, the Rev. A. W. McEwan Of
Ileiating lnterment Lincoln Me-
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MORRIS. SHERMAN o. On Tbprs,
day, March 2S, 1858, al waltz,
Reed General Hospital. SHERMAN
o. NORRIS Of Oakton, Va, fsthe,
OF Steven Sherman Morris and
Deborah Jean Morris. Gravesidt
April /. at 1890 am In Aim.
ton National Cemetery
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PoMELL, EDWARD, suddenly, on

Tgesday, March 20. 1868, EpwARp II
POWELL OF 5l34 Sheriff I'd ne
beloved husband OF Mrs. Barbara
Ann Powell, father OF Lorraine
POWELL son Of Wilmont and Mrs
are one brother, Larry: three sis.
ters, Mrs. Dorothy Mabry, barbara
Jean and Margie A. Powell; grand
parents, great-grandparent and a
host OF other relatives and friends.
FROM 70 10 pm. Sunday. March
Washington A sons Funeral
Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne, where
funeral services will be held Al
1880 am. Monday. April / Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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MsTeh e. 1868, HARRY WEISS.
loved husband Of Cecilia weissbaum,
devoted brother Of Mrs. Mary
RAMBLER of New York City. Services
az the c. D. Goldberg a. Son Fu-
Friday, March 20, at 2 nm IN
terment Mount Lebanon Memorial
Park. In mourning at 1929 l4th
ST. NV Ant oO4 ~"
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NEAL, THELMA T.. On Tuesday, March
Hospital THELMA {. ' NAL IA S 81 ssd
7 81. NV, devoted wife OF George
a. Neal, mother Of five sons ana
live daughters and beloved daughter
Of Mrs. Eunice Roots. She also
leaves 70 mourn their loss five
sisters. three brothers, other rels-
resting at the John r. Rhlnes co
Funeral Home. 30l5 i2th 81. ne
!ample parking faeilitiesl, where
friends may cali after 5 pm. IN.
day. March 20. and where me
RECITATION q the rosary viii BE-
repose Of her soul al 81 Martib,
Church, North Capitol and r SIS,
NV. Interment Mount Oiivet Gem
st sa rr,, Family may Be CONTACTED q
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R0p0ERs. sApE NJ. pn Tut.dnr

RoDdERs Of i6OS ouaflss N ne.
beloved sister Of ispar Munsln and
sadie Cooke, She also II survived
ss,v, e,nsT r,ssls ~, y,{y,,v.a,sa lIisnds
Home, sis HN. ne. on sataFday'
March 30, at $50 pm, Inter.
ment Lln.oln Memorial Cemeirfy
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Friday, March 29, 1853
Draths

HORTON, ISABELLE JEANETTE,
On Friday, March 90, 1868. at the
residence OF her daughter, 500. 81.
fsEsET lane Silver silver spri T9T M
beloved mother Of Of Mrs : Doris easier
Horton, Dunton, Mrs. Louise Horton
Dolan and Mrs. Elizabeth Ruth
Horton Benson, There also are six
teen grandchildren and twenty
eight great-grandehlldren Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV, tpark-
held on Saturday March 80, al
n e sm' in''Fm'n' Union SPRINGS
JENNINGS, JAMES. on Sunday, Jan
uary ga 1853, at the District Cen
eral Hospital JAMES JENNINGS OF
SRso K X s. ti. He + ien slTylyed ,S BY
sons and one daughter, three BROTH
Jennings. Mesdames jamie Tolbeft.
Lula Cartledge, Carrie Childs Ethel
Norman, Lauran Seigler and Ellen
Jennings; his father, ?, J, ,Jenningsi
other relatives and friends. After
may call at the Holman Funeral
Home, 900 9Th ST. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday. March
80, at / pm. Interment Lincoln
Memoirs, ceTCtsrv ARRANGEMENTS
by B, F, Taylor.
JORDAN, JAMES A., Jr. On Tuesday,
Jr', Of $3.50 9TH i" St NV " 'S SERVICES
a. the 8. H Hines CO, Funeral
day, March 90, at 3 pm. iparking
faeilities), lnterment private,
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FERRY. HELEN B. In loving mem
DRY Of HELEN b. PERRY. who
passed away two years ago. March
we often sit and. think OF you
when We are all alone,
For memory Is the only thing
= That grief can call It's own.
YOUR LOVING DAUoHrERs
ETHEL A.. AND DOROTHY H.:
SON GAMES T., AND GRAND
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RoBERTsON, LORA LovE. on Thurs.

day March as. 1893, al her resi.
ROBERTSON former resident TO II
Alexandria Va She IA survived BY
.eysn sisters, Mrs Lewis Bsason Of
East Oadsden. Ala Mrs Ffant
Tuiyander Of lakeland. FlA Mrs
Lgroy Ferry Of sepulyeda. CALI
Nj William Cotton OF DecheFa
TENN Mrs, John Mcclellan on Pair.
fleld, Ala and Miss Elyah Robert.
services will BE- held on SATURDAY
March 30. AZ 10 am. at Ivy mn
Cemetery, Alexandria. Va
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In Mrmnrtanr
Announcements Of

BERGMAN. VIRGINIA. In loving
memory Of our mother, grand
BERGMAN. who entered into rter-
20, 1853. "a
Memories are keepsakes tina, no
one can steal,
Death Is a heSrtaehe that no one
can heal
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RpoIEY carr. ARTHUR. !. III

suddenly On saturday. March ~
Ines, CAPT ARTHUR I RiDQIEY
Vile, Ill, devoted husband Of Mrs
Bessie n Ridgley. son OF Mr.. AM
Mrs. Arthur Ridley. IT,, brother oi
Mrs. Beatrice n, johnson, Mrs
neulah Burr and Mira Evelyn Con.
tee, He also leaves TO mourn M,
passing one niece and four nephsws
Remains resting al the John II
khines Co, Funeral Home. 30f5 i2th
~ ne, tampie parking fnciiitiesl
where friends may call after 4 pm
friday. March 90. and where prayer,
viii be said az 7 pm. Funeral serv.
ges Monday, April l. AZ o am, Al
Arlington National Cemetery PANTY
s m.y r. ,n ssSn,se', " stoo Central
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Johnson MARY b. In loving mem
Dry Of our mother and Rrandmother
NARY =, JOHNSON vino passed
away thirteen years ago TODAY
March %. Inhn .'
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LYLE, RUTH HARE. on Wednesdav
l.. RUTH i ESiRE 4 Lyle fffEF'' Tli. B
the late Vice Admiral Aiexander a
Lyle, resident Of 602 Black Poin
Farm, Portsmouth. r. I. fnternen
Arllngton National Cemetery OF
MONDAY April /. at 1870 am, 81
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Thursday, March rs. 1908, ERNEST
SHA AythLITR THDSM oMs, 6f stntSsr son
Mrs. T. Richard Turner and Mrs,
James p. Madison. Also survived
by four nephews and three nieces
Services on Saturday, March 80,
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert a.
Humphrey, Bethesda, Md. Inter
mont parkioWu CauaaAary
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HnNs. ELlAAbEIH. In loving
memory Of my dear mother, ELIZA
one, year ago today, March 20,
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES

In The District Court of The
Seventh Judicial District OF The
State OF Montana, In And For The
County OF Richland In The Matter
OF The Estate of
EVALINA M. MCBRIDE, Deceased
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE Probate File z318-P.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
Suant to an Order of the District
Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Montana, in
and for the County of Richland,
Made on the 10th day OF July.
tor. will on the 18th day of Aug
ust, AID, 1868, at the hour of 200
o'clock PM, of said day. sell at
private sale in one parcel, all of
the real estate of said estate as
specifically described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot q. Block SO original
townsite. of Sidney, Rich
land County, Montana, ac-
cording to the official plat
thereof.
less than ninety (90) per cent of
the appraised value thereof. The
right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. The sale will be for cash
ten per cent (10%) of the pur-
chase price to be paid at the time
of the bid, and the balance upon
confirmation of the Court. All
bids must be in writing and left
at the office of ". G.. Koch, Attor-
ney at Law, Courthouse, Sidney,
Montana delivered to the under
signed personally or left with the
Clerk of the above entitled Court
up to the date and hour of sale.
Bids will be opened in the office
of V. c.. Koch, on the date and
hour hereinabOve specified at
which time amy interested person
may be present. In the event n
person present raises the highest
sealed bid submitted for said prop
erty at the time of opening of
bids by a sum of at least ten
per cent (10%) the Administrator
will proceed to reject all bids
and auction such property to the
highest and best bidder thereafter
in attendance at the bid opening.
DATED this 25th day of July.
v. G. Koch. Administrator
publish July 81 and August ~