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Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Ten Years Ago..

Taken from June IL, 1858 Issu
The cornerstone Of the
Grace Methodist Church Ed
ucational Building Of George
town, was laid In ceremonies
conducted on Sunday afternoon
last.
The Singer Sewing Center
Is holding It's grand opening
today, Friday, June IL, In
headquarters located In the
Thomas J. Hanley Building at
1oS North East Front Street,
Milford.
Commencement exercises
were held In the New Milford
Theatre on Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Case present
cd the salutatory, "Why Study
Government7". Charles Belts
gave the vale edictory,
stThreats to Democracy.
On Thursday Of next week,
Barbara Sheaffer, Kathleen
Isaacs, Betty Grter and Rom
aid Brengle win Join a num-
Der Of other young people,
bound for Colorado Springs,
Colorado, where they will at
tend an 'interdenominational
Young Life Camp being held
there. They will be away about
tive weeks and viii take in
aems sightseeing as well as
tAa wonderful opportunity Of
Mis- week IN ~~~~n with boys
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

Morgan and daughters, Winnita,
Nora Marie and Wanda; Mrs,
VIM. Rust, Mrs. ]. A. Baxter,
Mrs. Harry Hudson, Mrs. Ell
wood Tucker, Mrs. Ralph Tuck
er, Mrs. VIM. Thompson, Mrs,
Julia Derrickson, Mrs. Richard
Hall, Mrs. Francis Morgan,
Mrs. Huey Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Harry Swain, Sr.; Mrs. Hilton
Harper, Mrs. Orray Corder and
daughters, Gail, Nancy and Bon
ME; and Mrs. Leroy Rust and
daughters, Terry and Judy.
On Tuesday evening, May 28,
Christina was also guest o1
honor at a surprise lingerie
shower given by Mrs. John Fitz-
gerald, Jr., Mrs. Harry Swain,
Jr. and Mrs. Frank Reed, Jr.
The shower was held In the new
social hall Of the Lincoln Meth
odist Church, and approximately
40 Of her friends and relatives
from her church and community
were In attendance.
Mrs. Ethel Warren, teacher
for the Friendship Bible Glass,
gave a dinner at her home on
Saturday, June l, at 100 pm.
Present for this happy occasion
we're: Mrs. Maude Davidson,
Mrs. Fannie Tucker, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Johnson, Miss Blanche
Pettyjohn, Mrs. Bessie Truitt,
Mrs. Esham, Mrs. Jennie Mes
sick, Mrs. Matte Green1y, Mrs.
Ruth wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mer Cason Of Seaford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paynter Collins, Mrs.
Julia wilkins and Mrs. Margaret
Greenly Of Milford.
School Notes:
Lincoln School Graduation Ex-
ercises of the Glass Of "1963"
were held Tuesday evening, June
A, 1868. The following program
was rendered: professional, In
vocation by the Rev. Nelson R.
Reppert, pastor Of Lincoln Meth
odist Church. The song,
"America, The Beautiful, was
sung by the entire audience. Stu
dent Speakers were Cynthia
Donovan, Diane Paris, and
David Stevenson. 81 Would Be
True" was sung by the Gradu-
ating Class. Present of
Awards, Mr.. Clyde Davis, Prin-
cipal; Presentation of Diplomas,
Mr.. Douglas Morgan, President,
Lincoln School Board. "My
Friend" was also sung by the
Graduating Glass. Benediction
was by Rev. Reppert Recess
sional. The members Of the 1868
Graduating Glass were: Charles
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

bert Hayes, and Margaret
Wilkerson.
AT the recent State Con-
yention Of the Delaware
Branch OF F. F. A., an or
ganization for farm boys who
have taken vocational agri-
culture, John Montgomery,
formerly Of the Alexis I. du-
Pont High School, was elected
to the State Advisory Council
Of r. F. A. John was the
first president Of the Della
ware organization three years
ago.
Graduates from the
Houston Elementary School
we're Mary Jump, Sara Simp-
son, Catherine Pearson,
Johnson Coulbourne, Violet
Salisbury, Dorothy Reynolds,
Mildred Holleger, Lewis
Brown, Herschel Billings,
John Armour, Kathleen Pear
son, Russell Hayes, and Dave
Vinyard.
Raymond wilkins has re-
Gently built a new home on
the back road leading from
Lincoln to Milford and II was
occupied last week by Ed
ward williams, Jr. and wife
OF Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

Campbell, David Carey, Chris
Carter, Richard Clendaniel,
Cynthia Donovan, Linda Donovan,
Donald Glasco, Faye Glasco,
Robert Hammond, Linda Hur-
lock, Marie King, Patricis
Marker, Frederick May, Nora
Marie Morgan, Diane Paris,
Barbara Stayton, David Steven
son, Sharon Swain, Barbars
Taylor and Joan Western.
Awards were presented to the
following: Cynthis Donovan and
Diane Paris received tor
honors for highest scholastic
marks. David Stevenson received
second honor.
The stage was banked with
geraniums and the baskets cd
flowers made a gorgeous setting
for these 81 graduates. An over
flow audience was on hand to
make this hour a memorable oc-
casion for all.
Daily Vacation Bible School:
Don't forget the Daily Vaca-
tion Bible School to be held for
two weeks, starting at $3.50 am.
Monday, June 10, at the
Lincoln Methodist Church.
"Christ's Way, My Way" is the
theme for this year. The hours
will be $3.50 am. to 1880 a.m.,
five days a week.
Vacation Bible School provides
Bible study and stories, songs,
arts, crafts, recreation and re-
freshments. All youth are urged
to attend this school. II you need
transportation, kindly call your
pastor, Nelson Reppert, 422-
1887, and provision will be pro-
Vded for all.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

sion Commission. Mrs. Duf-
endach succeeds Mrs. A. B.
Thomas Of near Camden.
Sheridan James Warning
ton, % years old, son Of Mrs.
Leta F. Warrington Of Har-
beson, was graduated from
the Naval Air Technical
Training Center, Navy Pier,
Chicago, I1l., recently with
the petty officer rating Of
aviation machinist mate, thirc
class. He now awaits assign
ment to duty with the fleet OF
at a shore station servicine
the planes Of the Navy's fight
ing airmen. His mother
attended the graduation exer-
cises.
Private Wilbur Argo from
Camp Polk, La, was home
on a furlough last week anc
spent the time with his sis
ter, Mrs. Riley Bennett anc
family Of Slaughter Neck.
Private Raymond Schermar
has been sent from Kelly
Field, Texas, to an Army
Flying Field In Mississippi.
for further flight training. He
had the misfortune to breal
his ankle some time ago or
maneuvers.
Second Lieut.. H. H. Dukes
Jr., Of the Air Corps, is al
home with his wife, daughter
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Dukes Of Millville.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

Arthur Workman of Ssaford, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Hubert,
Wayne and James Hubert and
Miss Nancy Smith of Fedsrals-
burg, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams Of Smithville, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hastings and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hastings and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Nichols
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul West near
Bridgeville.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell
and family Of Newark spent suN
day with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos Nichols.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Carey at.
tended the 35th Class Reunion of
Mrs. Carsy's class at the Sea-
ford Inn, Sssford, Delaware, On
Saturday evening.
Gayle and Bobby Carey spent
the weekend In Newark, Della
ware.
Members Of the Dublin All
Yellow Jackets taking part and
receiving blue ribbons at the
Dress Revue at Georgetown on
May 25th were: Pam Carroll,
Donna Carey, Janice Warrington,
Fave SeelV and Andrea Noora.
Miss Moore was chosen
"Queen". Miss Carey, Miss
Ssely and Miss Warrington were
members Of her court.
Red ribbon winners were:
Debbie Lare, Brenda Stevenson,
Karen Ka1inevitch and Barbara
Seely.
Worship services at Trinity
on Sunday, June 8, at 10 am.
Sunday School at IL am.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
GOOD SEAT FOR GAME

LEXINGTON. KY. (AP) =
Leslie Combs II, master of Ken
tucky's famed Spendthrift Farm,
played football at Centre College
when the famous Praying Colone1s
beat Harvard. 60, In 1921. How
ever. Combs was on the bench.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
MILFORD CHRONICLE, DELAWARE FRIDAY 7
Property Transfers

May 9th to May 31st, 1876:
Phillip E. Hickman and Faye
Ann to Leonard Terry, Jr., anc
Mary Ann, Cedar Creek Hd., lot
with imps.
L. Nelson Mcgee and Char
lotte; James M. Tunnen and Mil
dred S. to Lulu M. Johnson,
Cedar Greek Hd., lots SO and "a.
VIM. E. Morris, Jr. and Janet
J. to VIM. Ralph Mincy, Jr.,
Cedar Creek Hd., lot 80 and III
Of 81.
Percy George Shaw and Olive
to Jay ]. Savage and Mildred R.,
Cedar Creek Hd., lot with imp.
Gladys E. Berwick and James
w. to Edward N. Berwick, Cedar
Greek Hd., lot.
Leon E. Tribbitt and Aileen
E. to Oscar D. Bailey and Janet
Lee, Cedar Greek Hd., GA &C.
John C. Darby and Lulu T.
to VIM. C. CULLEN, Cedar Greek
Hd., lot.
Harvey L. Brown and Alex
andria to Miles Messick and
Harrington S. Messick, Nanti-
coke Hd., "a acres.
Floyd E. Mcdowell and Eliz-
abeth R. to VIM. F. Mcdowell,
North West Fork Hd., lots /,
2 and s.
VIM. E. Ferguson and Re-
becca c. to Francis w. Webb
and Frances T., North West Fork
Hd., lot.
Frank Sullivan to Joseph Vim
cent Sullivan and Josephine B.,
Seaford Hd., lot 20.
Nanticoke Real Estate Co. to
Jack H. Ryan and Roslyn, Sea-
ford Hd., lot 224, Woodside Man.
or.
Robert Howell Stamm and Mil
dred Crosslin to Robert E. Trice
and Betty R., Seaford Hd., lots
IA and rs.
Cannon Realty Corp. to How
ard Lane, Jr., Seaford, Hd., 1/2
int. lot 3rd st.
Bertha Short Welch and Chas.
F., Sr.; Anna r. Short to Ed
win Merritt Williams and Mil
dred Elizabeth, Seaford Hd., 49,
lis acres.
Eddie Turner and Pauline M.
to Wise Homes Of Salisbury, Inc.
Nanticoke Hd., lot.
Robert G. Gilbert and Bea-
trice E. to Bessie A. Tubbs,
Seaford Hd., ! acre.
Talltree Realty Co., Inc. to
George W. Elliott, Seaford Hd.,
lot 23, Sec. G., Lakeshores Dev.
Talltree Realty Co., Inc. to
George W. Elliott, Seaford Hd.,
lot "a, sec. c., Lakeshore Dew.
Neil G. Edgen and Virginia
to Lloyd F. Beard and Sarah L.,
Seaford Hd., 2 tracts.
Noel B. Charter to Mildred
Grace West, Broad Creek Hd.,
lot.
Jennie M. West to Roy A.
Whaley and Marie a., Broad
Greek Hd., .52 acre.
Jennie M. West to Ira N.
Adams and Barbara E., Broad
Greek Hd., .82 acre.
Nanticoke Service, Inc. to Rob
ert E. Stewart, Broad Greek
Hd., lot.
Harry E. English; Harold B.
English and Mary Louise; MIL
dred E. Wells and Calvin W.;
Ralph W. English to Raymond
E. MCGEE, Little Creek Hd., lots
21, 81, liz and 154 plus E. 25'
Of lots 20, SO, Ill and 155.
Henrietta D. Barker to Geo.
Edwin Lohsen and Barbara, Little
Creek Hd., lot.
John Franklin Cooper and
Marilyn M. to Stanley Goldberg
and !. Roslyn, Little Creek Hd.,
lot.
Baker Express Co., Inc. to
Peninsula Equipment Leasing
Co., Dagsboro Hd., 4-6/100 ac.
Aida M. Mumford and Lemuel
to Dale Atkins, Dagsboro Hd.,
/ tract.
Harold ]. Moen and Catherine
to Lewis j. FARRELL, Baltimore
Hd., S. Bethany, lot 10, blk. A,
sec. A.
S. Bethany Corp. to Walter R.
Tomczyk and Agnes, Baltimore
Hd., lot 70, blk. 2.
s. Bethany Corp. to Richard
G. Rogers, Jr. and Betty Blair,
Baltimore Hd., lot Sc, blk. 2.
S. Bethany Corp. to Donald R.
j. White and Colleen S., Balti-
more Hd., lots 2, 8, 8, and SO,
HarbOr Section.
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j. P. Richardson,
Prince Georges
Library Worker

John P. Richardson, 81, OF
5213 Shadyside avenue, Brad
bury Park, Md, died Saturday
at Providence Hospital after a
long illness.
A native of Beverly, Mass,
Mr.. Richardson had been a
resident of Prince Georges
County for rs years.
For the last II years he had
been employed by the Prince
Georges County Memorial
Library as a bookmobile driver.
He had worked as a jazz musi-
clan, farmer, cabinetmaker and
piano tuner.
Mr.. Richardson leaves his
wife, Elinor; four sons, John
L., of 1884 Dean drive, West
Hyattsville, Md, Peter v. of
Fort Benning, Ca, and Paul E.
and Michael T., Of the home
address, and two daughters,
Carol, of the home address, and
Mrs. Weston Hamilton Of New
Castle, Neb.
Services were held yesterday
at Bethel Community Church
5105 Alton street Sc, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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9ratha

WRIGHT, DARYL WELDON. On
WEDNESDAY, November u. 1919. az
Children's Hospital, little DARYL
WELDON WRIGHT Of 1859 Newton
81. NV, devoted sou Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wright- Remains may Be
viewed on Thursday: Noyember e.
Funeral Home. 67i Florida ave. NV.
Funeral services on Friday, Noyem-
Der ~ at pm, from the Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church a and
khSds ii NsoI ave c nv: lnisrment
WRIGHT, WESLEY r., s.: On satur.
NV. husband q the late janet
Wright, Surviving are three dauRh-
ters, Vivian. Evelyn Wright and Con
stance Richardson; one son. Melvin
EeIa Rs IA snd fs5e aRoc1 FFeS5. S sT
call at the Hoffman Funeral Home
20 6th s. NV from = 70 10 p-m-s
THURSDAY, where services VIII be
held Friday. November ~, 1853, at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
WYNN, MARY. On November Is.
ns s sS e0vasd w ssssS HSsS G.s va
ner. She Is also survived By one
niece three nephews and q host OF
friends Viewing Thursday, from s
70 10 pm. Services AZ the Universal
day, at ] pm. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery.
YEATaAN, MTLLARD s. On Tues
day, November Is, 1853, al the
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital,
WILLARD S. YEATMAN Of I'LL
jackson ave. Takoma Park, Nd.
man and brother Of Fannie L. Hohen-
burger. Friends may call At the
Takoma Funeral Home, 2Sl Carroll
g. NV, (parhng oppositeli from
u noon Friday, November q. Serv-
ices at Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church, T20l l6th pl.,
Carole Highlands, on Friday, Novem-
Der % Ct z pm. Interment Fort
70 he wallace Memorial cSuFes
would Be preferred
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DFathH

ADAMS. ROSA. On Tuesday. Novem-
General Hospital, MRS. ROSA
ADAMS Of 5S4s Bass pl. sea wife
survived BY five sons Elmer B.
Leon +. and Peter L. Adams, IT,;
four daughters, Miss Odessa Adams,
Mrs. Jennie Monroe, Mrs. Vernette
Pugh and Mrs. Alberta Stowe; forty
eight grandchildren, fifty-twO great
gran1dSchildren and a host of other
3 pm, Friday. November ~, rela-
tiyes and friends may call at her
late residence. Funeral services
will be held Saturday, November 30,
at l:30 pm, at Enon Baptist Church.
s sSS I st. t,aI ne. the Rev; Arthur
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments by Henry S. Washington &
Sons. y
BACON, WARREN H. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, November 76, 1858, at
Prince Georges Hospital, WARREN
II, BACON Of S2o2 N st., Hillside
Md, beloved husband Of Mary L.
Bacon, son Of Esther p. and the late
Carl y. BACON, brother Of Carl f..
Melvin G. Bacon. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, zth st.
and Mass. ave. me-, after pm.
Wednesday, November ~, where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, Novem-
per Y, az ll;3o am. lnterment Fort
BARNES, MRS. LILLIAN. On Monday.
November IS. 1853, at the District
S SssPRsSfi A os sls MRS I5,S LILLIAN
Mrs sr Adaie Robinson Is ns and SNa stSDsSie
jackson; a devoted friend, Mr..
Nelson. Also surviving. are many
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting resting az the John I; Rhines Co.
tample parking facilities), where
friends may call after IL noon,
Thursday, November 20, and where
funeral services will be held Friday,
E November 2. at am. Interment
BLAKELY. MARY E. On Tuesday,
November rs, 1853, at her residence
a. Manassas, Va, MISS MARY E.
]. FaTguhar and beloved IAt aunt q
Mr.. Arthur Farquhar, ST., Of Manas-
sas, Va; Mrs. John Scales, Miss
Furness Blakely and Mr.. John
Blakely,. all of Selma, Ala. Friends
are INVITED to can at .Hys0ng's Fu-
pm. Wednesday, November ~,
where prayers will be said on Fri.
day, November y, at $3.50 am;
thence to the Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, 18Th and D SITS. NV, where
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will
be offered at 2 am. for the repose
Of her soul. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 2e
BOTKIN, ROBERT. On Tuesday, No
vember Is, 1858, ROBERT BOTKIN
Of .40l2 Calvert st. NV, beloved
brother of Miss Evgenia Botkin and
Harold Botkin. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 18th ST. NV. park
ing facilities adjacenD, on Friday,
November y, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Workmen's Circle Cemetery
Odd. In lieu of flowers the fam
lily suggests that contributions may
be made TO the George Washington
University Hematology Research
Fund. Friends may visit on Thurs
day, November %, from 3 to pm.
2o
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Robert Botkin,
D. 6. Teacher

Robert Botkin, 48, a District
school teacher, died Tuesday at
George Washington University
Hospital. He lived at 4012 Cal
ert street NV.
"A life-life-long resident of
the District, Mr.. Botkin was
graduated from Wilson Teach
eTs College here; Colum b a
University, where he received a
masters degree in education,
and the National Law School,
now incorporated with George
washington University La W
School. He was a member of
the D. c. Bar Association.
Until his illness, Mr.. Botkin
was a mathematics instructor
at Paul Junior High School.
He leaves his sister, Evgenia
Bodkin, of the home address,
and a brother, Harold Bodkin,
of 1924 Nimitz road, Kensing-
ton.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. tomorrow at the Danzan-
sky funeral home, Fourteenth
and Otis streets NV, with
burial in National Hebrew
Cemetery.
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Charles Weekly Dies;
Retired Phone Engineer

Charles Thomas Weekly, So,
asretired field engineer for the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company Of Virginia,
died Tuesday at Georgetown
Hospital.
MFR. Weekly lived at 1922 M
street NV.
A native of Fairfax, Va, he
vas first employed by Michi-
gan Bell Telephone Company
before returning here in 1924
to work for the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Com
pany of Washington.
Mr.. Weekly was transferred
to the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Company of
Virginia in 1927. beginning as a
clerk. He eventually became a
field engineer.
Mr.. Weekly retired on Au-
gust /, 1860.
he was a m ember Of the
Alexander Graham Bell Chap
ter of the Telephone Pioneers
Of America.
Mr.. Weekly leaves four
brothers, Ruben B.. of Grand
Rapids, Mich; Vernon F., Of
1907 North Key boulevard, Ar
lington; Spencer L., Of 1857
Wisconsin avenue NV, and
Fred, Of 2418 Griffith road,
Falls Church: four sisters, Mrs.
Annie E. Jones, Mrs. Eunice M.
GengeIl, and Mrs. Marion o.
Gray, all of Mclean, and Mrs.
Josephine TrammeI of Great
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Falls, Va; one son, Charles T.,
jr., of 1907 North Bryan street,
Arlington; two daughters,
Phyllis L. Weekly, also Of 1907
North Bryan street, Arlington,
and Mrs. Davis Moorhead of 80
Laurel drive, Fairfax, and one
grandchild.
Services will be at IL am.
Saturday at Chambers funeral
home, 3072 M street NV. Burr
al will be in Flint Hill Gene
terry in Oakton, Va.
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Darn nf ThankH

JOHNSON, JOSEPHINE L. The fam
ily Of the late JOSEPHINE L.
JOHNSON wishes to extend sincere
thanks to the many friends and
relatives for the expressions Of SYM
pathy, many floral tributes, services
and kindnesses extended to them
during their recent bereavement.
DR.. L MOTEN JOHNSON AND
FAMILY.
JOHNSON, MARTHA L. The family Of
the late MARTHA L. JOHNSON, &C
knowledges with deep gratitude ex-
pressions of sympathy and the floral
tributes, cards and the many acts
Of kindness in our recent bereave-
ment.
MAMIE J. TAYLOR AND FAMILY.
TRUSL0W, MAUREEN. The family
Of the late infant, MAUREEN
TRUSL0W wishes to thank the many
friends and neighbors for their many
hndnesses during our recent bereave-
ment.
MR.. AND MRS. TRUsLow.
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CEMETERY LOTS

LINCOLN CEMETERY-Six sites, rea-
sonable, for quick sale, 70 settle
estate. TU. 2-SIa2.
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9rnhH

MILLER, PEARL c, tnes Bsehsp.
blvd; s. Peters6urE, pa. formerly
PEAR1fk. i1so M M RA5s. SSSis - ~:
mother Of M. Charles MeWiIliarns
Of Silver Spring, Nd; Mrs Hopson
Jackson Of Mclean Va; Mrs. John
J. Foley Of Baltimore. Nd; Mrs.
AL1thur b Co1nelly Of Baltlmore.
Leonard ]. R1ek FmsraI Home. s5os
hsrtord I'd Baltimore, Nd q Sat;
hheqnlsm VI b celebrated az s..
ment In New Cathedral Cemetery.
November q, Is65, al Fresdmenss
Hospital, WILLIAM z. MITCHELL
q ~ i'm s.. NV beloved nus
oand Of Helen z; Mitchell and
ioSp S.Ds sgTylVea a,As sy thEsf Hieces
friends. The late Mr.. Mitchell may
% viewed az the Stewart Funeral
home st. n.e-s after J pm.
frloay, november y, where services
al ~ neio o. saturday. Noyembsr
Memorial Cemetery. Family NAV
be contacted at RA. Stiis. =
MOORE, ELIZABETH BESSIE. On
Tuesday, November 20, lq63. IN
Eauquier Hospital, Warrenton, Va,
BESSIE MOORE Of The Plains, Be-
loved wife Of Lewis B. Moore; mother
Of MIS-. Dona Mcintosh, Mrs, Eliza
Detn hodgerss Mrs. Emma Moore,
Amos James, Milton, Truman, George
and webster Moore. Also surviving,
twenty-five grandchildren and thirty
great-grandchildren Friends NAV cali
az hoystOn Funeral Home, Marshall.
shall Baptist Church. Thursd "a No No
kemhper q, at pm. Interment Mar
MOORE, JOSEPH W. On Sunday
MOORE Of ll62 7 St. NV, husband
o. ida G. Moore, son OF Thomas
Moore and twin brother Of
Thomas W: Moore. He also IS sur.
s sis. oy Mo other brothers, three
q trlends. After pm. Thursday,
November q, friends are invited to
can az the Jarvis Chapel, ll32 You
-; nv. Funeral services win Be
e ee1q a ne ne BARK Road Community
day.. November ~, al pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
MOORE, JOSEPH ". Members al
"A Pythagoras Lodge, No, q,
~ p A.. NJ, Prince HAIL.
INMMn are hereby notified Of the
IWN death Of our Iate brother.
ENZN S0oSEPH v; MOORE, on
" 1853. Please assemble al
ne temple on Friday, November ~,
at 70 am, for the purpose OF con.
quoting MASONIC burial services:
p r. B; In SNEEED. ". y;
PENDLETON, CLARENCE NJ, sr.
On Tuesday, November o, 1888,
TS5diAsh,Es INC N. PENDLEToN,. ST., Of
husband Of Edna K. Pendleton.
father Of Clarence M. Pendleton, jr.,
and grandfather Of George W. Pen.
aMIe ee Also surviving are a sister.
M Mfs: Fanida 2 FRIEND Of Baltimore.
Pendleton Of Baltimore, Nd; other
relatives and many friends. After
PM Friday, friends are invited
=! !s. eail at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
a 1sI0 re no, s; NV. Funeral on Satur-
Episcopal Church, istS and cSu ne :
coin Memorial Cemetery.
PENDLETON, CLARENCE NJ, sr. On
| tuesday, November rs, Iq63. CAR.
ENCE M. PENDLETON, Sr. In Low,
| ing memory, from the Executive
B Board Of the Children's Theater Of
MRS. SAMUEL R. HOOK. President.
PEPPER, ALBERT NJ. OF 7llo Elm.
hurst st., District Heights, Nd. on
november n, 1853, husband OF Shir-
ley N. Pepper, father Of Mrs, bar.
para Robinson, Edgar A. and X.
a LEWIS Iepper; SIX grandchildren
Funeral Home, 5l7 lith 81, SCI, on
FRIDAY, November y, al II am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
PEPPER ALBERT. Officers and
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
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LoEhIs OftiCer9 and
members Of Plasterers'
Local No. IS, this Is to
notify you Of the death
Of Brother AL B E RT
PEPPER. Funeral from
Chambers Funeral
Home, 5l7 18th 81. s.e.,
November n, 1859, at