Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16

IIldY call
at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave al
Harrison St. NV, after 2 pm. Mon.
day, December is parking on prem.
iSes). Mass will be offered at HOLY
RedeemeT. CATHOLIC Church, Saul I'd.
a summit ave, Kensington, Nd, on
wednesday, December 10, at " am,
lnterment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
ESLIN, HENRY C. Suddenly, on Sun,
day, December u.s., 1853, at his resi-.
Spring, Md. HENRY c. ESLIN' ht he.
loved husband Of Kathleen z. Eslin
cSnu F is5ner q Henry G, ir,; Robert
also survived BY nine grandchildren,
two, great-grandchildren and two
6rothers. z. A, Eslin and Charles z,
Eslin. Funeral from the Taitavuli
rune Home; 1903 lAth St. NV:
block SOUTH. on Wednesday, Decen.
per l6, at am. REQUIEM Mass at
81. Johns Evangelist Church at $50
am. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. Visiting , pm. to pm.
u
EsLIN, HENRY c. Officers and mem.
mN, beers of Post "a, 18th Divi-
~ " Of the death Of our late
Ia 10 comrade, HENRY c. ES-
U " LIN, on Sunday. Decem-
%TRHV Der IS, 1853. Remains rest
- ing at the Taltavull Funeral
Home, 1903 Ath st. NV. Funeral
Johns Catholic Church, Silver Spring.
GEORGE SHELLER. COmdr.
HARRY FORD, Adiutant. "
EsLIN. HENRY C. Officers and mem.
GA Infantry. 2st6 Division '' asi
va ~ late cOmrade, HENRY c.
WWp ESLIN, on Sunday, Decem-
the Taltavull Funeral Home, 3605
4th st. NV: Mass will be held at
S:S0 am; Wednesday, December le,
a. 81. johns Catholic Church. Silver
tional Cemetery.
CHARLES 4. PARKS. President.
BILL MARVEL, Secretary. "
FLEMING, JOSEPH. On Saturday.
December 4, 1858, JOSEPH FLEM-
MING Of "a R st. NV. Notice Of
funeral later. Services by Frazier's.
FREEMAN, JAMES E. On Friday.
December 70. 1853, at the Mount
pital, JAMES E. FREEMAN of 2ioo
Iyth st. NV, devoted brother Of
William H. Freeman. Notice of fu-
neral later. Services by Frazier's.
CANDY. ALFRED. Died Friday night,
December 70, 1858, Of heart attack,
ALFRED CANDY. a native of Mont
gomery County, employed in FreepOrt,
Me. BY an oil company. Mr.. Candy,
formerly associated with a food dis.
tributor in suburban Maryland, left
the Washington area for New Eng
land in 1913. Surviving are his wife
Helen OF Freeport, Me- son, Mi
ehael, stationed in Italy in the Air
Steele and Susan Candy, both Of
Ereeport, Me-; two brothers, John
candy OF Potomac, Md, and Hiram
Candy Of Rockville. Md; six sisters,
Mary Embry. and Margaret Cornweil,
RSth OF washington D; C.; Virginia
Rockville. Md, and Edna Benton Of
Bowle, Nd, and Marian Bowden of
GERTRUDE LOUISE. On
Saturday, December "a, 1858, at her
residence. 69ll New Hampshire ave,
GERTRUDE LOUISE GERMANN,
S Sed H1ot Siie OF OF Eugene 3; GeTmann
B., ir.; W. Edward and Morris A.
Germann and Mrs. Darlene L. Black;
sister of Allen lmmich. There also
are, ten grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
pOsite), where services viii be be- betd
on Tuesday, December II, at 1880
terry. *
JOHN HULST. Suddenly on
Saturday, December IA, 1858, al Cas-
ualty Hospital, JOHN HULST GLENN
q 1913 Maple ave-, Takoma Park,
Glenn and brother Of Kathleen Glenn
and and Mrs. Patricia A. Apple. Mr..
phrey Funeral Home, e434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring.. Md, where
,Ilsnds may GC.rL visit after 30 pm.
viii Be Offered for the Tepose eA 81
his soul on Tuesday, December II, at
ESQ am, at st. Michael's Catholic
Snurch' s05 Wayne ave-. Silver
spring. Md. Interment Gate Of
GLENN, JOHN. Members of Father
AAM I ROssSnstee ss,I K9iShss of ,, e.
AEEssA are notified Of the death OF
lTA Brother JOHN GLENN and
N%ANN are hereby requested to
NM% assemble at the Warner E.
w Humphrey Funeral Home.
Md, on Monday. November Is, at
pm, for the recitation 70 the
Rosary.
wr,,.,p DENNIS IHSlES,, H; RU&GK, G. X.
Go Se56er ABRAHAM b IsAs q .SqPSay Pc
Of 2lo2 Belvedere blvd, Silver Spring,
Md, beloved husband Of Rose Gold
and devoted father Of Eugene J. Gold
OF New York, n Y; Mrs. Ruth
Gordon, Mrs. Marion Kremer and
Spring. Nd Also Sp'i survived vi pi BY S"t ten
grandchildren and one Preat-grand.
SON. Services at the e. 5. GOLDBERG
Son Funeral Home, A2l7 9th st.
NV, on Tuesday, December ", at
pm. lnterment Kosher. Israel Gem
Noyes drive. Silver Spring, Nd. Fam
lily. suggests, in lieu of flowers. con-
tributions be made to the TOrah
tund OF Kosher Israel Congregation.
GAYLE T. Of 5000 Spout
cembeT i, iS65, wife Of Of the %n late ate
John. H. Halfpenny and daughter Of
Harris D. Thorburn and Henrietta
Earney and sister of 10 Ann Baltic.
Friends may call at Chambers Flu
neral Home; Ssol CLEVELAND. ave,
Monday, December is. Services at
Strkyer Mortuary, Laramie, Wyo.
HELEN x. On Sunday, De.
eember IS, 1858, at George Washing
ton University Hospital, HELEN K.
HARDY OF 2ll5 Pennsylvania ave,
NV, wife of the late George |.
Hardy, mother of James /. Hardy
Of Alexandria, Va; sister of Miss
Minnie Krauss of Norfolk, Va, and
George E. Krauss of Baltimore, Md,
and grandmother Of Alice Janise
Hardy. Services will be held at Cav
ler'S Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harri-
son ST. NV. (parking on premises,
Tuesday, December II, at II am.
Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery,
HOWARD L. On Sunday,
December IS, 1858, at Fairfax Hos
pital, HOWARD L. HICKMAN of
Manassas, Va, RID z, beloved hus-
band of Florence NJ. Hickman. Also
survived by his mother, Mrs. Mae
Hickman of South Plainfield, N. j.;
one stepsOn, Kenneth B. Smith, jr.,
Of Washington, d. c., and one sister,
Mrs. Helen Lach Of South Plainfield,
N. j. Friends may call at the Baker
Funeral Home, 3l4 North West St,
Manassas, Va, where services will
be held on Wednesday, December le,
at II am. lnterment National Me
mortal Park Cemetery. Falls Church,
Va