Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24

uandchiIdren, Memorial services
VII Be he'd at GsNler's Chapel.
Wisconsin ave. a. Harrison 81. nv
(parkinR on premises1. Internent
Noodyards Iowa II lieu Of aoNers
eontributonz may Be made 70 the
American Cancer Society.
SHAW, ALBERTA BTER. On Tuesday.
October q. 1853, az Hagerst0Wn, Nd,
ALBERTA BfEh SHAW az axe "a
beloved wife Of the late Charles n
SHAW Of SaIisb1ry, Nd. sSe siso 3
survived by two sisters Of Hagers-
town, Nd three grandchildren, SIX
great-Erandchildren and one great
great-Erandchild. She was . member
D. C., and a charter member Of
Ladies Guild Of kerilw0Tth. She
vas resident Of Washington, ID. c.,
for over 50 years.
SIMPSON. WINTER B., ST.. Suddenly,
on Tuesday, October q. 1888, al
Holy Cross Hospital, WINTER B.
SIMPSON. Sr-s Of 200 Plyers Mil
husband Of Gertrude T. Simpson (nee
Fitzgeraldl, father Of Virginia Colby,
Rodney Winter b, jr.i Robert E.
George A.. John ?. and Stephen c.
Simpson; brother Of Mrs. Jessie
Bowers Mrs. GeorEie LetteEman,
A[AsN EAIaAAAlu hA~A0AA N
and Van Simpson. Also surviving are
four grandchildren. Friends may call
al the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
as Wisconsin ave. NV, where Serv-
ices viii be held on Friday, October
Cemetery. Fairfax. Va. x"
SMITH. ROBERT H. On Monday, oc-
ROBERT H. SMITH, formerly Of AZ.
lngtons Va, beloved father Of Jerome
B. Of Arlington Va; Richard r. Of
Washington ID. C.; Kenneth j. Smith
Of Gary, Ind: and Mrs. A. z. Fisher
OF iSss"a 5S ,i N Y. He slso Is
Frisnds NAV cal ala a he FitaseTsId
Funeral Home (parking in rear), 32AS
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, after I
pm, Friday, October Is, where there
Trids Se oc ssss5at9s Of the "a, B5OSSTy.
lnterment Saturday, October q, at
Alexandria, Va. IS
SMITH, VERA v. On Sunday, October
70, 1898. at George Washington Hos
pital, MRS. VERA v. SMITH Of 1854
Central pl; ne, beloved wife Of
Leroy Smith. Also surviving are
brothers, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
4. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30lS
IN 81. ne. (ample parking facili-
uesl. where friends may call after
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, October IS, at ll:A5 am.
interment Arlington National Gene
STONE, ALTA CLAIRE. On Wedpes-
day. October %, 1853, at her home,
eSOI Flower ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
ALTA CLAIRE STONE, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Walter Dorm and
Edgar Stilson,. Mrs. Myrie Judd and
Mrs. John Roth, grandmother OF
Sharon and Jacqueline Dorm. Friends
may call az the TakOma Funeral
Home, 25A Carroll st. NV. (parking
tober ~, where services viii Be
held on Friday, October IS, at
pm. Interment Shinglehouse. Pa.
SWIFT, WILMER Z. On Wednesday.
October %, 1858, at George Wash.
ingtOn University Hospital, WILMER
2. SWIFT Of 1903 kisconko I'd. Wash
ington a, ID. C., beloved husband Of
ne lS Ms,r1 v. p Pearl Swift father Of
Stehle Of Annapolis, Nd; brother Of
Frank Swift and Miss Sarah Swift.
He also is survived by seven grand
children and four great-grandchil-
aren. Friends may call at the Lee
WI 81 anu MASS.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Friday, October rs, at 10 am.
lnterment St. Barnabas Cemetery. "a
TAYLOR, JUANTTA. On Sunday. DC.
tober 20. 1853, JUANITA TAYLOR
Of 402 Eastern ave. me-, beloved
wife of William c. Taylor, mother
Of Armenia Taylor and daughter OF
Mrs. Marie Francis. She also is
other relatives and host OF friends.
After pm. Thursday, October a.
friends are invited TO call at the
Jarvis Chapel, ll32 You ST. NV,
where funeral services will be held
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. IA
THOMPSON. HATTIE. On Monday,
SON Of 1910 Van Buren, St. NV, the
beloved mother Of Mabel Louise Jones
and Bill Hargrove Of Washington,
D. C.; Mary Uzzell and Jessie Lee
Hargrove OF Baltimore, Md; Sally
Leggette and Matthew Hargrove Of
Goldsboro, ~. c.; Pauline Reid Of
Yonkers, n. Y; William Of Seattle,
Wash; John j., Floyd and RAY Har.
grove Of Philadelphia, Pa. She also
4 survived tb 6y one 6 STh Shep
Twenty-Five eat-grandchildren other
relatives and friends. After ! pm.
Friday. October rs, friends are in
ylted 70 call at the William Spangler
Funeral Home. S24 eth st. ne. Fu-
noon Saturday, October rs, al the
Metrotone Baptist Church, 52ll b
g. sc. lnterment Carver Memorial
THOMPSON, MARY WORDSWORTH
On "wednesday, October 70, 1853, at
Belmont Nursing Home, MARY
WORDSWORTH THOMPSON, beloved
Ednor, Nd; mother Of Mildred Pars.
ley, Andrew J. Thompson III and
Robert J. Thompson. Also survived
BY nine grandchildren and one brother,
Charles MOlesworth. Friends may
call at the Francis H. Barber Flu
neral Home, Laytonsville, Nd, where
the Rosary will be recited on Thurs
day, October n, at 9 pm. Requiem
Church, Olney, Md, on Friday, Oc-
B1rtonsville Union Cemetery. eH'
TILLETT. SAMUEL A. On Tuesday.
39c ce9 d., r. ul 1872, at the Manuel
a, TILLETT. Born November 90,
1875, last survivor OF the late John
Illlett and Johanna Davis Tillett,
formerly OF LoudOun County, Va.
Friends may call at the. Hall Flu
Ht. al hoiuGs EulCGilNlues va. GTdNe-
side services on Friday, October rs.
at the National Memorial Gene
terry Falls Church, Va, at II am.
TOMLIN. WILLIAM ]. On Tuesday.
October n, 1858, at his home, 81
Lynn st., HerndOn, Va, WILLIAM j.
TOMLIN, brother Of Miss Almer and
Miss Emma Tomlin and half-brother
Of Mrs. Virginia T. COtter, PhiIadel-
phia, Pa. Funeral services at West
Laurel Hill Cemetery Chapel, Phila-
G SeIphia. Pa at 3 pm, Thursday,
Hill Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Green Funeral Home. HerndOn, Va.
WALKER, CLYDE LEWIS. of 7o7
Wilmington pl. Sc. Suddenly, on DC
tober n, 1883. Husband of Clara E.
Walker, father Of Mrs Betty Lou
Kendall and Clyde L. Walker, jr.
Also, three grandchildren. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, Sl7 18th
s.. Sc, on Saturday, October rs, at
am. lnterment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
WALKER, CLYDE L. An emergent
~ communication of Lebanon
IN Lodge No. 2, F. A. A. NJ,
IN is called for l0:AS am,
M NO Saturday, October rs, 1858,
WSLN at the Chambers Funeral
W. Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc, for
" the purpose of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother, CLYDE L. WALKER.
MYRON HOYNIAK, Master. Is
WALLACE, REV. HOWARD. On Mon.
day, October Il, 1853 at MONTGOMERY
General Hospital, REV. HOWARD