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Evening star., 1963-02-02
Mrs. Holmes, 66, Dies;
Sister Of Stephen Early

Mrs. Mary Earl Holmes, a
prominent hostess here dur
ing the Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Harry Truman administra-
tions, died yesterday after a
long illness.
Mrs. Holmes, &c. died at
Washington Hospital Center
Her home was at 1888 Massa- =
chusetts avenue NV.
She was the sister of the late
Stephen T, Ear1y, President
Roosevelt's press secretary for
IL years.
Mrs. Holmes loved politics
and politicians. Among her
well-known parties was an an
nual May affair honoring the
Paul Scarlets," bright red
rambler roses that splsshed
over the fences and arbors of
her home.
Roosevelt Ball Chairman
She loved political conven-
tions and although a Democrat,
attended Republican meetings
as well. She served as chair
man of President Roosevelt's
third Inaugural Ball.
Mrs. Holmes was born in
Crozet, Va, but moved here
with her family as a youngster
After graduation from East
ern High School, she became
a secretary in the British En-
Evening star., 1963-02-02
z From Jersey
Die in Crash With
Bus on Parkway

A man and woman from Nep-
tune, N. j., were killed early
today when their car crashed
head-on into a Greyhound bus
on the Baltimore Washington
parkway near the Beltway in
terchange in Anne Arundel
County, police reported.
The dead were identified as
Carl L. Davis, 80. and Ada Cole,
90, both of Neptune.
The bus driver. Henry Leo
Smith, 81, of Lanham, Nd, was
trapped for an hour and a half
in the wreckage, police said. He
was taken to University of
Maryland Hospital in Baltimore
with severe injuries to his right
foot.
Police said Mr.. Davis was
driving north in the southbound
lane when the collision oc-
curred.
Two bus passengers Henry
Slaughter Of Santa Rosa, Calf,
and Hatchett Montelle, IS, OF
the Soldiers Homo, were treated
at the hospital for cuts and
bruises.
A third passenger, Mrs. Jo-
sephine M. Pulvari, so, Of $50
Rhode Island avenue NE, was
taken to st. Agnes Hospital in
Baltimore with leg aid hip in
jurieS.
Four other passengers. re-
ported unhurt. were transferred
to another bus and continued
TO Washington, police said.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Roy Morrison,
EmpIoye of Stor;;
Services Today

Services we're being neld to-
day in Gawler's Funeral Home.
Wisconsin avenue and Harri-
son street NV. for Roy Frank
lin Morrison, 81, a printer at
The Star. who died Thursday
after a brief illness in the
Washington Hospital Center.
Burial was to be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
A native Of Sloan Springs,
Ark, Mr.. Morrison lived at
I'LL p street NV. He had
been a resident Of the District
for rs years.
He was graduated from John
E. Brown College in Sloan
Springs. Before coming here,
he served as principal and in
structor in social sciences and
physical education in schools
in Clinton and Hughes, Ark,
Beginning his career as a
printer with the Washington
Daily News, Mr.. Morrison came
TO The Star in 1916 after brief
employment at the Pentagon
during World War II.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Ellis
Thornburg of Wichita, Kans.
and a brother. Edward OF
Sprlngdsle. Ark.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

bassy. She later worked for
the Warren Harding presi-
Dental campaign, where she
met her husband, George r..
Holmes, who was chief of the
Washington Bureau of the old
International News Service
from 1919 until his death III
1899. They were married in
1921.
Opened Flower Shop
After the death of her hus-
band, Mrs. Holmes took a job
with the State Departments IS
International Joint Commits
sion. Her work, involving
boundary disputes between the
United States and Canada,
ended with the advent of the
Eisenhower administration.
Mrs. Holmes then combined
work and her hobby. flower
growing, and for six years
operated a flower shop at 1900
I street NV.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Robert c. Bassett. of
Chicago. and Mrs. Kathryn
Fortunate of the home ad-
dress.
Funeral services will be held
at 9:45 am. Tuesday at Jo-
seph Gawler's Sons. Wisconsin
avenue and Harrison street
NV. Burial will be in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
G. H. O'ConneII.
Golf Firm Owner

George H. O'Connell. jr. own
or Of a golf equipment firm
here the last eight years, died
Thursday in Fort Pierce. Fla.
where he was attending a golf
tournament. He was 55 years
old.
Mr.. O'Connell was born in
Worcester. Mass. He was a golf
equipment salesman for many
years before opening the ocon-
co Golf Equipment Co. here.
An infantry sergeant In
World War II, Mr.. O'Connell
was a member Of the Green
belt Md American Legion. He
was president OF the local chap
ter Of the Professional Golf
Salesmen's Association. TIL e
family home is at 6305 Pontiac
street, Berwyn Heights, Md.
Mr.. O'Connell leaves his wife.
Isabelle; two brothers, Robert
and John, both OF Worcester
and three sisters. Frances
oConnell. Marguerite Zaterka
and Bernice Bourell. all OF
Worcester.
Funeral arrangements are In
the care OF the Kennedy funer-
al home In Woodside, NJ Y
Evening star., 1963-02-02
F. J. Schweitzer,
Jewish Preacher,
Radio Speaker

Fabian j. Schweitzer. 64, the
only layman to preach under
the auspices Of the Washing
ton Board Of Rabbis, died Sum
day after suffering a heart
attack in Arlington while on
his way to Station VOL to
make a broadcast.
He was buried Monday in
King David Memorial Gardens.
Mr.. Schweitzer had con-
Quoted the Is minute broad
cast, Jewish Heritage and VI
sion," at 9:45 am. each Sun
day for the last six years. He
suffered a heart attack while
waiting at a bus stop on Per-
shing drive, near Arlington
boulevard, about $3.50.
In addition to his radio pro-
gram. Mr.. Schweitzer has for
the last IL years preached in
July and August at the Arling-
ton Fairfax Jewish Center while
its spiritual leader, Rabbi Noah
Golinkin. was on vacation. He
was a member of the board
there.
A native OF Brooklyn, Mr..
Schweitzer was graduated from
City College Of New York and
came to Washington in 1912.
He operated a clothing store
on Seventh street here.
He leaves his wife. Mrs.
Betty Schweitzer. OF the home
address, 704 North Wayne
street. Arlington, and two
sisters. Mrs. Helen Grossberg
and Mrs. Harriet Einhorn. both
Of New York.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
John Koenig, Design Chief
For Virginia Arts Museum

RICHMOND, Feb. 2 (APl. -
John Koenig, So, chief designer
for the Virginia Museum Of
Fine Arts and former Broad
way set designer, died yester-
day after a month-long illness.
Mr.. Koenig, who joined the
here in 1856, also had
been assistant director Of the
Baltimore Museum of Art.
At the Virginia museum he
was responsible for displays
and exhibits and designed ex-
hibitions for both of the mu-
seum's artmobiles.
Mr.. Koenig had designed
Broadway sets for oscar Ham
merStein II, Eddie Dowling
Guthrie McClintic, Jose Ferrer
and Constance Bennett. During
World War II he was the de-
signer for Irving Berlin's This
Is the Army" and for the re-
sulting movie.
He moved the whole field of
museum displays forward with
his imaginative use of our
building" said Museum Direc-
tor Leslie Cheek, jr., who had
known Mr.. Koenig since they
Evening star., 1963-02-02
l. {. De AtIeX7 73,
Retired Printer:
Native Of District

Lawrence E. De Alley, 70, a
retired printer, died yesterday
after a brief illness while on va
cation in Hollywood, Fla.
Mr., De Atley, a native Of
Washington, lived at 3l4 East
Capitol street.
Mr.. De Alley came to work
for The Star in 1923. At the
time Of his retirement seven
years ago, he was a linotype op-
orator,
A member of the American
Legion, he was a veteran of
World War /, having served
with the Army in England.
He leaves a son, Lawrence B.
De Alley Of 1881 Maplewood
drive, Falls Church, and three
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Robert rtEmmetMcGo Gohey, SO
Inventor Held 18 Patents

Robert Emmet McGahey, an
inventor who had l8 patents to
his credit, died at his Alexan-
dria home Thursday after a
long illness. He was 83.
Mr.. McGahey, a former mas
ter mechanic at the P t omac
Railroad Yards, had his certif-
icates framed and hung on the
wall of his den. He took the
most pride in a 1946 invention,
the McGahey automatic track
gate.
The gate was a remote con-
troll, electro-pneumatic device
used to stop runaway railroad
cars.
One of the certificates, in
scribed MY first patent, No
vember IA. 1922" was for an
ice pick to be used on railroads
In 1928 Mr.. McGahey pub
lished a book: How Made
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Mrs. Mary Evord,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Mrs. Mary Katherine Evard,
81, died Thursday of a heart
attack at the Sibley Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Evard, a Washington
resident for many years. lived
at 1l0l Massachusetts, avenue,
NV. She was an active men,
Der Of the Ingram Memorial
Church.
She served as a clerk for 81
years in the Justice Depart
ment and because of her health
retired in 1854.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Isabel A. Saugstad and Miss
Elsie v. Clark, both of the
home address, and a brother,
Paul D. Clark of 1925 Rhode
Island avenue, NV.
Services will be at IL am.
Monday at Hysong's funeral
home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be at the Washing
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Duke Of Sutherland ,
British Landowner

NASSAU, Bahamas, Feb. 2
(AP)-The Duke of Sutherland,
IA. one of Britain's largest
landowners, died yesterday at
nearby Lyford Cay from a week
heart which had troubled him
for years.
The Duke owned hundreds of
thousands of acres in England
and Scotland but had to part
with a large slice of his estate
to meet maintenance costs. His
sales of property and land in
the last few years are valued
at more than a million pounds
($2.8 million).
Even his principal family
seat-Dunrobin Castle in Scot
land-waS rented. But ancient
family traditions are preserved
A piper still plays on the ram
parts each night at 8 and after
wards marches twice around
the great dining room.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Baltimore Bank
Robbed of $3,77l

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2 (AP) -
A lone gunman robbed an East
Baltimore branch of the Provi-
dence Savings Bank yesterday
and escaped with $3,77l.
The bandit entered the bank
shortly before it closed at 2
pm. and threatened a teller,
Miss Barbara Walters, 81, of
Baltimore with a pistol. He
threw a shopping bag on the
counter and told her to place
the money in it.
The man, described as about
26 years old, then fled through
a side door with the money
while Miss Walters sounded a
burglar alarm.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Mrs. DeNeuI, Wife
Of Stur EmpIoye

Mrs. William DeNeal, "a, wife
of an Evening Star composing
room employe. died yesterday
Of a heart attack in her home,
2045 Gales street NE.
A lifelong Washington resi-
dent, Mrs. DeNeal was en-
ployed for rs years at the Ma
deira School. Greenway, Va,
before she retired in 1854.
Mrs. DeNeal was the wife
of Robert Dixon, who died in
1947. She was later married to
Mr.. DeNeal who has been an
employe Of the Star for SO
years
Mrs. DeNeal was an active
member of the Greater Mount
Pisgah Baptist Church, 1910
Gales street NE.
She leaves her husband and
a daughter, Mrs. Alga Mills,
Of the home address, and a
step-daughter, Mrs. Irene Tay-
lor of Philadelphia.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing made by the Jarvis Funeral
Home. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

Money from My Inventions,
and Other Useful Information
for the Inventor, Including
Some Timely Suggestions as to
the Selling of Unpat e n e d
Ideas"
An Alexandria native, Mr.
McGahey was educated at pub
lie and parochial schools. His
only college work was in two
courses. postgraduate mathe-
mates and postgraduate mech
anical drawing.
He worked for the Richmond
Frederick and Potomac Rail-
road for 30 years, retiring In
1916. He often would evolve
ideas for his inventions al
home, develop them a little
there. and then complete the
work at the yard shop.
After he retired he worked
on revising and improving rail-
road couplings.
Mr.. McGahey was made ar
associate member of the Amer
lean Society of Mechanical En-
gineers in 1921. He was the old
est living member of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, the Holy
Name Society there and tn {
Fitzgerald Council No. 459 oi
the knights of Columbus.
He also was a member of the
Elks Lodge No. 758 and the In
ternational Association of Ma
chinists No. $50.
No immediate members OF
the family survive.
Services will be at 8 am
Tuesday at St. Mary's Church
$40 Duke street, Alexandria
with burial in the church's
cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

were students at Yale Univer-
sity.
He leaves a brother, Ralph
Koenig Ritchie of Princeton,
N. j.
A memorial service will be
held at noon Monday at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Buri-
al will be in Kent, Conn. where
he lived as a boy.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
'Tux' Is Painless

CHICAGO - Some State laws
provide that when a savings
account in a bank has been in
active several years, with no
contact between bank and de-
positor. the account is said TO
be dead and the money goes 10
the State.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Garh nf ThankH
MILLMAN, ABRAHAM NJ. Tn.

ABRAHAM NJ The fam
lily of the late ABRAHAM NJ. MILL
MAN wishes to express their sincere
appreciation TO relatives, friends,
ORGANIZATIONS and to the rabbi. the
members OF the congregation and
sisterhood OF Beth Tikva Synagogue
for the many acts Of kindness ex-
tended during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
CEMETERY LOTS
IA,nIA, lMnn, n,nnI.-

tAibiAN 81 MORi GAHnENsf .0t
i1t tEa"rH valued a. 5000. rN.
srN Tor 500 so isuIus
IORf ttNCOtN
rfyH't Tor iuu UarieH ~ fhs Apostle
CALI ~ $3.50
roar iISCOIN TTMITIHy f.ft
t1 me Garden OF ne Good srsB.
Inpr AsntNGtON VN s0rHfss
fFHH.HH choice HfeH fH CtauF| "
tgf sl.1 OWNER JIf.slsI
Evening star., 1963-02-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crpmatorilln1

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FuNtRAb DIRECTORS
en- ~ and MAS Ave tf 1.sFnq
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1000 OFORutA AVE NV
WA 1aTAtf
Q Btkf S8f'H Of Waller Reed HfBplai
Evening star., 1963-02-02
MuLLINIx. SPENCER c. on FRIDAY.

Februafy ]. ING3. ~ WashIngt0n
Hospital Center. SPENCEV Z
Silver Spring. Nd son Of the late
Calvin W and Mamie Cue Mulinlx
and brother OF Mrs Rena Plumn er
~ GauheTsburg. Nd Woodrow
Wilson Mullinix Of Olney. Nd. and
James Carlton MullIuiX gf Olney.
Nd Mr. Mullnix rests 81 the Ola
T.. MoleswOrth Funeral Home. Da-
maScus. Nd. where services will be
held on Sunday February ) at .
pm. internent Lay;Onsyille Gene
Evening star., 1963-02-02
TAYLOR, MARIE g. on "wednesday.

January 80, 1883 MARIE q TKY,
LOR OF 5l1 You NJ. nv beloved
mother OF Gloria r Glymph. Rosa
Washington, Mary r.. Earl r..
John r.. Harris NJ and Robert ]
TAYLOR. Also surviving are seven
sisters, one brother, eight Erand-
friends After ] pm, Sunday. Feb
fuafy y, friends are Invited 70 call
a. the Mcclure Funeral Home 1920
bth 81. NV, where the rosary viii
oe rrclted az pm. Requiem mass
VIII be celebrated AZ the Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church. 2iO New
York ave. NV Al y am Monday.
FEBRUARY Z, lnterment Mount Oliyet
Evening star., 1963-02-02
STICKEL, MAMIE RUpTRTUs

Wt1HCadaY, JanuaTy In, l1B1 ai
her residence, llSu ParkvieX drive.
SuncreSt W Va. MAMIE RUPER.
I Us STICKEL, grandmother OF
John Frederick Stickel, IT,. and
mother T-in-law Of Mrs. Dorothy Keys
Stlckel She also Is survived by
three greai-grandchildren Friends
may call az the S "a Hines a.
Funeral Home, 2qOl lfth 81. nv
after 3 pm Sunday, February 3
parking facilitiesl. Services at the
above funeral home on Monday.
Fe1iuary g.. at pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1963-02-02
PRATT, DAVID. on Friday Febru

AIRY !, 1908. DAVID PRATT OF ais
Spring rd nv, devoted iather Of
Mrs Elizabeth Waddy, Miss Ella
Pratt, Henry, David. Monroe, TheO-
dCte and MOrWan Pratt. brother Of
Henry Young. lie also Is survived
by ten gfandchlldren and other rel
ativcg, Aiter pm. sunday Feb.
ruary g. friends are Invited 70
call az the District MOrticianS' Fu-
neral Home, 1900 Vermont ave NV.
Funeral services and lntprment on
Tuesday, February . In FTederickA-
hurR, va, Arrangements BY John ID
watson -
Evening star., 1963-02-02
5PANGBERG, GUNNAR ALFRED.

GhuI sdsy, January 81. 1868 al his
residence, 1865 South Pour Mile Run
drive, Arlington, Va, GUNNAR AL
FRED .SPANGBERG beloved hus-
band OF Hilda W spangberE. father
Iowa, grandfather OF Eric Gunnar
Osen. and brother OF Mrs. Margit
Housken OF San Francisco. Calf
Friends may call AZ the Ives Funeral
Home, 2Si1 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va. after 10 am Saturday. Feo-
Iuary ., where funeral services wlll
be held on Monday, February
a. 2'l5 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery q
Evening star., 1963-02-02
JACKsoN; OLLIE .. On Friday Feb.
KEHOH. EDWARD p, JR. On Friday

Fe6tia'y T. igG3 ED%ARb !
KEHOE Jr Of $40 18TH ave
chlllum, Nd. father of James
Michael and John Kehne son of
Edward ?, ST. and the late Cecilia
n kehoe Friends may call A. the
Nallev Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
lslArd ave a. Eastern ave ne Fu.
neiai Monday. Tsbruafy a. Nam
thence 70 81 John Bapiit de -
Sale Catholic Church, 500 SARGENT
rd Chillum Nd Mass win be-
offered ~ $3.50 am Tor the fepofr
OF his soul Relatives and friend
invited fnterment Mount Owe
Evening star., 1963-02-02
NLwBY. ma 3, On Thursday, Jan

uaIy dII IUbJI at heT TesldencPI
2SOh stanton I'd. Sc MRS IDA
b NEWLY. wife Of the late Rev.
By her devoted cousin. Mrs. GLADYS
Golden OF Suffolk. Va Mrs MaOel
Onley and Mrs. Florence Onley Of
Dickerson, Nd, and other relatives
and friends. After 3 pm Satur-
at the Robert q Mason Funeral
Home, $500 Nichols ave sc. Fu-
neral services on Sunday, February
3. a. . pm, A. the Campbell A.
NJ. +, Church. 2562 Nichols ave
ing Interment Harmony Memorial
Park on Monday, February 4 Cas-
Park On Mnndan- Enhrnaru 4 q
Evening star., 1963-02-02
MOORE. EMMETT u. On Thursday

January 81, a63, EMMETT II
MOORE. husband OF Mrs. Emma c
Moore Of 1921 18th ST. NV Two
sisters, one s'epSoi. other relatives
and friends also survive From
TO 10 pm. SUNDAY. February 2
friends may call al the Hoffman Fu-
neral Home, g0a 9th st. NV Fu-
neral Monday February 1 at pm.
from the above-named funeral home
lntcrment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery
Evening star., 1963-02-02
anu IlnI .. ~ slIdonII o1

& luuE 8f. 70 iUIA Gfrrulsat
fH ChrsrrI M beloved husband
uf More n NH4r, father OF Bond
D FbIf "a. { bHlH. Ift and
Marie nHur son oi NfH OtUr
l6Hrs and MfF ElHe RrdfIeE srfy.
ICES ~ ne 4 u Hines CO Funeral
Horne 3nuf IAN H fN. on Tues
day Fnbr4Ary . AZ u m parking
farilIilrtI tnisfmfrf Arlina'ou Ma.
t.Jnai Cemetery The family sug.
Rst't nat expressions o. symnathy
fHrff.Hutra 20 che Hsa'f FIHH
IA'r8Ha fs papers please topy Z
Evening star., 1963-02-02
RIBJKN, CLARENCL B on Thurs.

aay a,.i,ai.I Ja6gsfy u lo9.i A. a. .l,, ~, homss
REEURN beloved husband 0t Alafy
Lou RrBufu lEihff n' Brenda Low.
Pamela Jean Aud FHIiUu M.tuHrI
prbufn brother NJ Mrs Mamie A
M Alice v Afu,frI j Win.
sion are Pred % HrbufU Bsfsffsf
ON sunday fttIuaHg ~ UW
OF ne MUirh Hf9a IIrrffi Home
IaHrff0NH Nf iHsefmeUi H1.D
UIt rtTtfTFu
Evening star., 1963-02-02
MESSING. REAR ADMIRAL OLIVE

OWN 81, INN iHFIlffdI. on
Thursday, January ~, 1903. o.
the United states Naval Hospital
Bethesda Nd, ADMIRAL OLIVER
OWEN KESsiNO ST. Of ~ Hamll.
ton fd,, Chapel Hill n C., husband
Of Thomas TdVafd. Oliver oven.
IT,, and Jonas Warren KessinE
There also are sixteen grandchildren
Mass will be offered for the fspohf
Of his soul on Monday February
a. 10 am At Port Myef chapel
intefment Arlington National Cemrs
terry. with full military h0n0fN iu
preference 20 flowers tympathy may
he expressed ln me form N me-
MORALS 10 The American itaft As.
ISOLATION. ! - 18Th ~ nv Wash.
inHtoD, ID e
Evening star., 1963-02-02
thompson. ROBERT J. On Fr.da,

FtnTlaTN J. TUNI R0BF0T :,
THOMPSON Of 5000 Surrey la.
G,curidRr iandovcr Hi.ls Nd be-
Thompson inCe Cox. father OF Nrs
Mary Hlleu De ChTistophrr Mis-
Dorothy Ann Offenbacher Mrs
Catherine EHeilC Ruper' son or
.rs Ma1d p Thompson b-othrr "
tcifie Emory an Of snrfolf VA
Hc also iE ur,iHed 1y eIaht grand
children Friends may cali AZ Tho
NaUcy Funeral Home 5000 Rhods
Island ave AZ Eastern ave ne
ghere services will be held on Mon
day. FEBRUARY I AZ 2 nm Urlafives
ana friends invited fnterment Port
Lincoln Cemetery a
Evening star., 1963-02-02
PLEnN. .RUTn. on Thur.aay. Ian.

uary ~, 1868, RUTH PLEHN OF
La Plata, Nd, beloved wife OF the
Rev Herbert T. Plehn Of tne Grace
Lutheran Church La Plata, Nd
Services and interment Toledo, Ohio.
IN lieu Of flowers memorial dOu9-
tons may be made 70 fhe Grace
Lutheran Church La Plata, Nd
or 81. pauNs Lutheran Church,
Charioftp Hail Nd
Evening star., 1963-02-02
PROCTOR. LEsTrR. on wedne,day

January 80. 1908 at his residence.
lalN Alhambra ave Baltimore M
LETTER PROCTOR beloved son Of
Mt Rosie Proctor Of Washlngton
brother Melvin Brown host 0f
other relatives and friends frienda
ana relatives are invited 20 call
90 sunday February g, at the
Charles Rte Funeral Home. fN
West Barre g., Baltimore Nd from
ll y pm- Funeral services on
MONDAY ~ pm. intrfment Baltl.
more National CFmatery
Evening star., 1963-02-02
SIMMS, MARY GREENE. On wednes.

day. January 30, 1863. MARY
GREENE SlMMS OF s. Quincy place
NV cousin Of Mrs Sarah o Barden
Of Durham, n C; Mrs Margaret
Ford OF Detroit Mich Mrs Ethel
Mrs Louise Wilkerson OF Wash :
ington, D. c. She also Is survived
by a host of friends After IL
noon Sunday, February ,, friends
are Invited 70 call at the Jarvis
Chapel, l432 You st. NV. where
Monday February (, at II am
interment Lincoln Memorial Cenc-
terry.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
ELIZABETH V BATES.
Daughter Ruler.
BI ONCE W. HAWKINS. Pin secy

bTUNGE ", HAWKINS, Fin Secy.
SODDEN, LENA. On Thursday Janu-
airy ~ 1868, LENA SODDEN Of
1884 Fort stevens dr. NV. beloved
mother OF William SOdden and Miss
Zelda Sodden. both OF the above
address Mrs Sara Schiller and
Mrs Sylvia 5apperstein. both Of
Washington. D. c She also is sur
yived by Two sisters. Mrs. Libuy
EomanoN Of Miami Fla. and Mrs
Anna PtaSchnick Of PTOCklvn. N 8
and two grandchildrCn Services at
the Sol Levins1n Bro Funeral Home
dulO ReistcrstOwn rd, Baltimore
Md, on Sunday, February 3. at /
N lnterment Tiereth Israel Anshe
s hard Cemetery. IN mourning AZ
l4lJ TucEermen 81. NV. Apt 3U6
Arrangements ly the & d Gold
berg & Son Funeral Home. 4.l7
9th S. NV 2
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pInCIIL, gIIIN TormetIy Of io1

sister Of Dolly purcell and aunt Of
Roland am John y Cunnoy Re-.
mains A. Chambers Funeral Homt
5000 Oe0fNia ave- Silver Sufing
Nd until recitation OF the rosary
on saigtlag. teg2.,u,Afy A. 30
Evening star., 1963-02-02
THOMAS. WILLIAM FRANK. on Mon.

es1cc 1891 isth n nv Ws,5.
lngton, d c WILLIAM FRASK
THOMAS beloved HUSBAND Of sarah
IhOmag ana father uf Mrs. E.lla-
ncth Harris D New .JcTgry Mr.
yIilr Nd Mr. louise A Chals a.
Leunartt0Vu, Nd Mrs Marie
BAkrr ana NJ Helen MNes %.
Chaniir0 M He ata1 Ia survived
hY - rraudchil0frU ana "l gr,a'
Rfun0childrrU Funeral IW 'lC
N0b'rson Funeral Ho,1e Islnai 4.
tow, Nd on M1ndav Fr1tuasg
~ 1850 an thfIrr % Ell
A'Oyt 4s Church Lf0uafdfCwU Na
whore requiem mass VIII b. Yl'rfHH
intefmeni - joseph CpuCrc'g
M0fgarga Nd
Evening star., 1963-02-02
nnnnks. nn q IIsIIn 81 -

WakNtratUH ruNrrtI'n iIftn.fAi Dp
! LISTER BROOKS 0' este
NrK n'ey 81 nv beloved husband
N Ellen tNsllisI Barber pfD.sf
father N j Lester Hf10k
grandfather Of Linda tEs BROOKS o'
Nssafs DE- ssfgi.s' A. ,as 3 q
~ nv on M1uds Fr1fuafy I
A. ~ am ipAfEln~ .acillilns IN
0m9nfnt Port Lincoln MaItgif n
Evening star., 1963-02-02
LANMAM. CLARLNlL q. ol an

Cedar ave Thkoma psfE Ma on
Of Mrs MaFEafft l. HoIaF Nrf
WiHitfed turner Mr. Cfrrla An
defs0n Ms Ann Krrfaf afi Arnold
n fHnhHn Services ~ Wh0F
Funeral Homo hli iita 10 Ht
on Monday fthrulfy A. '1u
IIoIhI CnmrLnry
Evening star., 1963-02-02
sIMMs, MARY GREEN. Officers and

'7T''1"' WNNI NNFTN. UTTICefH and
ul--Sk members OF Magnolia Coun-
GTH cil l. B. P. o. Z. OF W.
HEN are hereby notified OF the
N~I death Of Loyal Daughtrr
N MARY GREEN SIMMS F'k
~ services on Sunday. Febru-
arv ., 1863 A. s:3n u u..
a. the Jarvis Funeral Home, ll32
You St NV
MAGGIE L. Smith
lOyal Daughtcr Ruler.
lNEZ WALKER, Fin SeCy
Evening star., 1963-02-02
rRoIr. MARGAKLr b. ol

"S Saeens Cfapsi I'd UhiyersItg fsfs
Nd % February ! 1888, vile OF
ioRlN l. Pr0ut daughter pf Mrs
Bertha Lewis Sefyices AZ ChAmhfrs
Funeral Home 6sul Cleveland ave.
Rlrefdale Nd on Monday Feo.
ruhry I A. ~ am Ent0mbmsnt
Fort Lincoln MAus0ieum %