Evening star. [volume], March 05, 1933, Page A-11, Image 11

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BRINKLOW WOMAN DIES
Special Dispatch to The Star.
ASHTON, Md„ March 4.—Mrs.
Charlotte W. Brlgham, 74, wife of Dr.
Arthur A. Brigham, long-time resident
of the vicinity of Brlnklow, this county,
died Friday In a Baltimore hospital,
after a long illness. Besides her husband
she Is survived by a son, Reuben
Brigham, of this place, and a daughter,
Miss Ruth Brlgham. Funeral services
will be held at 2: SO o'clock tomorrow
afternoon In Woodslde Cemetery at
Brlnklow. Mrs. Brigham was a native
of Marlboro, Mass.
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LEM TOWERS RITES
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Funeral Service* for Distinguished
Mason of D. C. Scheduled
at 2:30.
Funeral services for Lem Towers, 71.
prominent Masen who died Friday at
his home, 1870 Wyoming avenue, will
be held tcmcrrow at 2:30 p.m. at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and C
strpets. Rev. Dr. Charles Warren of
St. Alban's will officiate.
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery^ Honorary pallbearers will
be the grand master of District Masons
and past grand masters. Active pall
bearers will be representatives of the
various Masonic lodges of which Mr. I
Towers was a member.
Mr. Towers was past grand mas'v
and past high priest of Masons In the
District. He had also held office In
many other Free Masonry organizations.
Mr. Towers' father, Lem Towers, sr.,
headed the first company of roldiers to
leave here during the Civil War. A
brother, John Towers, was mayor of
Washington from 1884 to 1856.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Annis
Towers; a son, Lem A. Towers of New
Mexico, and a daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Hill of Dallas, Tex.
WHARTON B. WATSON DIES
AT HIS RESIDENCE HERE
Lifelong' Resident of Washington I
Engaged in Wholesale Hardware ]
Business Many Years.
Wharton B. Watson. 71, a lifelong
resident of Washington, died of cere
bral hemorrhage early yesterday at his
home. 3932 Fourteenth street.
He was a native of Onancock. Va ,
and had been engaged In the wholesale
hardware business here for many years.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Slnor
Watson, and two daughters. Miss
Corinne Watson of the Fourteenth
street address, and Mrs. Mabel Beider
man of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day at 11 a.m., with burial in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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PROFESSOR WILL TALK ON
MODERN EDUCATION.
DR. WILLIAM IL KILPATBICK
Of Columbia University Teachers' Col
lege. who will discuss "A Philosophy of
Education to Fit the Times" at Roose
velt High School at 8 o'clock next
Thursday evening. The talk will be
given under auspleea of the Education
Association of the District, of which Dr.
Harold E. Warner la president.
mrs7 kaTherTne nalley
SUCCUMBS SU.DDENLY
Stricken While Attending Morn
ins Ma:s in Holy Crmfcrter
Church.
Mrs. Katherine H. Nalley, 68, of 522 H
street southeast, died suddenly yester
day from a heart attack with which she
was stricken while attending morning
mass in Holy Comforter Church, Four
teenth and East Capitol streets.
Mrs. Nalley was taken to Casualty
Hospital, where she was pronounced
dead upon arrival. Deputy Coroner C.
J. Murphy faid death was due to the
heart attack.
Mrs. Nalley. the widow of the late
Thomas R. Nalley, sr., is survived by
three soas, Charles O. Nalley and Wil
liam J. Na'.ley, local funeral directors,
and Thomas R. Nalley, Jr.. and by fcur
daughters, Mrs. Mary Depey, Mrs.
Katherine Feddon, Mrs. Elinore Mocre
and Mrs. Lillian Lockman.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Births Reported.
Mihran end Makrueh Garaberiian. boy.
Herbert H. and Vera Rice. boy
J tank D. and Joyce M. Lejeune, girl,
amea R. and Buby L. Michael, bey.
Cheater and Hele« Anderson, boy.
Wilford and Violet Crumo. boy
Harry R. and Freda Mullen, boy.
Elmer end Cssandra Williams, boy
Peter A and Orace saulsbury. girl.
Luther and Mattle Harris, girl.
Charles and Id* Flasa toy.
Roy and Erc;line Anderson, girl.
Deaths Reported.
Georgiara M. Talbot, f>0, 5403 Illinois
ave
Thomas J Sherwood, #0, 19*25 North Cap
jtol fit.
Sallle Murrry. *4. Province Hospital.
Fitlrten P. Dowel!. *•:. 1M44 Kenyon ft
Dorothy J Muir. 70. JM.'J7 E «t. s.e.
Susan Kncuse, 04. Sibley Hospital
Mollie Hardy. 00. Oalllnter Hospital
Grovrr P Simmons. 4.">t Walter Reed
Hospital.
Walker Bel!. 4*? C050 Wisconsin ave
Esplridio^ Cubero, :!9f George Washlnf
tor. Hospital
Mary Dixon. 00. Galllnter Hospital.
Henry Bazemore. 51, Picedmen's Hos*
pltal
Edward Simms, 45. 101? New Jersey
ave. p.p.
Powhatan Johnson. 31. Preedmcn's Hos
pital.
William Easley. IX 11QW Tenth it
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tion and other like factors that
effect the harmonious charm of
the whole cemetery. <
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On Pennsylvania A venue
East of the Capitol
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PASTOR'S FUNERAL TODAY
Rev. Elizabeth White Expires at
▲g« of 76.
Funeral iervlce« for Rev. Elizabeth
White, 76, who died Thursday, will be
held at 2:30 p.m. today at the Lee fu
neral establishment. Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue southeast.
Rev. White was the pastor of the
Spiritual Science Church of Christ, 700
Sixth street southeast. She was born
in Piermont, Germany, and came to
this country in 1882.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Knott, of this city.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, University ot Pennsyl
vania Alumni, University Club, 12:30
pjn.
Luncheon, University of Michigan
Alumni, University Club, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Frater
nity, University Club, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon. Washington Association ol
Credit Men. Bholl's Cafe. 12:30 p.m.
(E&rfti; of ahanka
AffGElX. JAMES FDWIN. We wish to
thank our relatives and friends for their
kindness during ihe Illness of our beloved
hulband. father and brother. JAMES ED
WIN ANQKLL. and for their sympathy
and beautiful Coral tributes at the time
of his death. THE FAMILY. •
RHODES. HENRY. V'e with to extend our
alnecre thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and relatives for their kind
act* and sympathy durlnn the Illness and
for the bsautlful f.oral tributes received
at the death of our beloved husband and
father. HENRY RHODES. THE FAMILY.
a rains.
BOND. JOSEPH T. On Friday. March ».
1 fit Montgomery County General
Hospital JOBEPH T.. beloved husband of
Ola D Bond and brother cf Charlei E
and Or my el P. Bond. Body re~>tin': at
Warner E Pumohrey's funeral home.
Rorkville, Md. Funeral and interment
private. 5
BftlC.HAM. CHARLOTTE W. On Thursday.
Merch J CHAR.L0 1TE W. bMoved
wife of Arthur A. Br.ch: m Eod* rest
ing a; Warner E Pumphrey s funeral
home. RockvilJe. Md. Bervic:s and in
terment at Woodside Cemetery, near
Brlnklow. Md.. on flunday, March 5. at
!2:.'JO p.m. 5
BRITTON. AONE*. CECELIA. On Saturday
March 4. at her residence. *ZmU E
Kt. n.e., AONES CECELIA BRITTON. be
loved dauahter of Mary Britton and the
late Andrew Britton and sister of Edward.
Joseph Francis and Jam** Moran. Fu
neral from the above residence on Mon
day. Mcrch fl. at *:.'»> a.m. Requiem mass
at St. Joseph** Church at a.m. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5
BROWN. MILLARD F. On Friday. March X
JO.'l.'l. r.t his rcsidrnrp. km Harrison ft.,
Chtfrydcle. Va.. MILLARD F BROWN,
beloved husband of Dora M Brown <nee
Bu^rman) and lathe*- of Mrr B S Cary
of Cherrydale and Mrs Ashby Elmor* of
Bethesc'a. Md . and Mrs. George Bell of
Chevy Chap and Mr. Fred M. Brown of
Rockvi!>. Md : Carl A Brown of Bovds.
Md Rpma»ns m«"y be vipw°d «t hts la*e
residence af'er 1*2 Saturdav Services at
the home on Sundav. March f>. at 1:30
pm Interment Union Cemetery, Lp*s
burg. Va. 5
BVIE. NORMAN. On Friday. March
I st Gal'infer IVosp.tal. NORMAN
BUIE. 1 5O0 3th st. r w . beloved husband
of R*»ha Bute. Remains resting at
Frauer's funeral horn**. Rhode Island
ave. n.w. Notice oi lur.eral later. fi
CARR MARGARET On Saturday. March
4. in:n. MARGARKT7. the fce'oved wife of
the l*te P-ntamin S Carr Fnn*ral from
the W. W. Chambpre funeral home. 1400
Chapin st n w . on Tuesday. March 7. at
II o'clock noor. Interment St Ann's
Cemetery. AnnapolK Md at 2 p.m. Rel
atives and fritnds Invited. fi
CHEbLET. THORNTON. On Friday March
.1. 1 P.'l.T. pt p.m.. at hi< residence.
1 Wp*t Irvine at . Chevy Chas®. Md .
THORNTON CHFSLTY. beloved husband
of Adah Cheslev b*-othpr of WiHouihby 6.
rfnd Harry and the late John Chesley.
Funeral Monday. March f>. a* *2 p.m..
from Almus R Soe^re's funeral home.
1 fl'J.'t Conn ave. r.w Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 5
CLARKE. RICHARD J. SR. Suddenly.
Thursday crenin*. March 'I. lO.'t.'S. RICH
ARD J CLARKE Sr beloved husband of
the lrte Mildred Clarke, iathpr of Olivia
Bn: trr. E*rlea*p Wallace. Richa-d jr.:
H'ward. Mcrenret. Garnett and Charles
Clark*1 H" leaves or.o brother. Armatead
Cla-ke of Culpeprr. Va three *r*ndsons
and a ho*t of othpr relative*. Remains
mav be seen Pt his l*tp residence. M.'in
11th st. s e Funera1 Tuesdav. March 7.
from Campbell A. M. E Church, at 1 p.m..
R"v. P A. Scott. pa«tor. Interment Lin
coln Memorial Cemetery. •
CORCORAN. EDWARD B. On Thursdav.
March °. 1 M.'l.'t. a* Hampton. Va . ED
WARD B . beloved husband of Annie V.
Corcoran and father of Marv C. Taylor.
Susie C. McBride and Hnry G. (Corcoran.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co .
1400 Chapin st n w . on Monday. March
fl. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 5
CT'BERO. FSPIRIDION F. On Wednesday.
March 1. 10.M.t. at Georce Washin*ton
Hospital. ESPIRIDTON P . beloved brother
of Anastacio CubPro of the Philippine
Islands. Funeral from thp W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home. J40O Chanin st.
n w., on Mondav March 6. at 7 .'to a.m.:
thenc* to St Matthew's Church. Rhod"
Island pod Connecticut aves n.w . where
ma-s will be offered at S a rr. for th* re
pore of his foul. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
FOrKD
R1NO. :ady «. in n w. section. Call »i Kl.lfi
Fairmont s*... after 6:30 p.m.. or before
i» bo a m
FOR LOST ANIMALS anplv Animal RescOO
LfHtilf. 71 O st n.w North ?7?B
LOST. ^
BILLFOLD. containing valuable panfVs be
longing to John L. Norris. Delta. Pa Re
turn to Mr. P. L. Van Haaften 4:14 Cherry
dale ave.. Clarendon. Va. Reward.
DIAMOND BRACELET-Link: either in cab
from l.lth and Harvard sts. to Pan-Amer
ican Bide or in bid* . Friday r.ieht. Re
ward. Columbia 1483. t
DOO. white shepherd, male, brown mark
in**: lost Wed . March 1: collar end Prince
Oeoraes Co-inty taa. Phone Decatur 8618. •
DOO. male, spit*, all black, except white on
back hind leas: weight about 20 pounds.
Call Dr. Read. Clev. ntfit.
EYEGLASSES, in brown case, near 44th and
P or 2:ird and California. Finder please
phone North 'inin.
PUR MUFF—On Pa ave.. in front of Wll
lard Hotel. March 4. Reward. A. Driges.
Shoreham Hotel.
HANDBAG—B'ack leather. mono«ram "M H.
J."; containing calling cards marked "Mrs.
Frank H. Johnson' vicinity of Lafayette
Square. Reward. District 4otin. ^
KEY RING, containing about IT or 18 keys.
Reward. West OTIS.
KNITTING BAO. on L St.. between 21st and
22ud. about ft:.10. Friday or on 2Rth, just
off Military rd . about 0 p.m. Reward. Call
Wis. 4KI'5.
PIN. fllatree platinum b-w knot, with tntee
stones: reward 3">48 Quebec st. n.w. Phone
Cleveland .'1454.
POCKETbOOK—Black. belonging to Mrs. J.
Mastbrook. at -!th St. and Pa ave n w :
contelnlng driver i permit, registration card,
keys. Reward. Call Mrs. Robert A. Kid
wall. Atlantic 5H85.
REGISTRATION CARD and driver'* permit:
lost Saturday. Phone Potomac 10.10. 24
Bryant at. n.e.
SCOTCH TERRIER, female, black, vicinity
H and 10th its. n.w. Phone Pot. 1226. Re
ward.
WRIST WATCH, platinum, diamonds and
sapphires. Friday nieht from Constitution
Hall. Oeneroua reward If returned to 1T3U
N at. n.w.
WRIST WATCH, platinum and diamond,
black cord. Friday. Mayower Hotel or vicin
ity. Reward. Lost a«id Found Dept.. May
flower Hotel.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, white-gold Swiss,
with link bracelet: Pa av- «c 12th n.w..
March 4. Reward. Wasside Inn. 4S06
Wis ave. *
WRIST WATCH, man's, white-aold. Bulova,
engraved E. L. P. Between loth and 11th on
D n.w. March 4. Reward. Phone Alex.
2Sno. _ •_
WRIST WATCH, lady's, white gold, Oruen.
Initials "B. R. I.,' noon. Friday. In Lee's
houae. Arlington Cemetery. Reward. Col.
♦PB6.
$50 REWARD
—for the return to Nichols Co., Woodward
Bids., of a wide pearl necklace, small pearls,
with diamond clips; lost Feb. 23 between
30th end Mass. ave. and the Earle Theater.
PHOTOGRAPHS
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DIXON. MART. Departed this lit* Thuri
(far. March 3. lH.'l.'i. at 6allin«er Hos
pital. MARY DIXON. Ihe leaves to
mourn their loss three ions. Jeff. Thomas
and John Henry Lawrence, on* dauthter.
Dolly Ham. and a host of other relatives
and friends. Remains rutin* at Eu**n«
Ford's funeral home. 1.100 South Capitol
at. Purural Monday. March 6. from the
above named funeral home at 1 p.m. In
terment Payne's Cemetery. o
DORSET. ALICE R. Intend Into eternal
rest on Thursday. March 2. 193.'!. at h«r
re»idpnce. 7C3 Chapel ave.. Fairmont
Helihts. Md . ALICE R.. widow of Rich
ard P Dorsey. She leaves to mourn their
loss one devoted sister. Mrs. Harriet Wat
kins of Columbia. 8. C.: four devoted
daughters. Mrs. Katie Lorrick of Charles
ton. 8. C ; Mrs. Daisy B. Thornton and
Mrr. Sadif Eckelston of Buffalo, N. Y..
and Mr?. Marion Bell: a devoted nephew,
two crandcnildren, Prof Harry B. Thorn
ton and Mrs. Katie E. Patterson, and
many other relatives and friends. Fu
neral Monday. March n. at 1j a.m., from
the Fairmont Heights M. T. Church. In
terjnent Arlington Rational Cemetery. 5'
DO WELL. FriLDEN P. On Friday. March
;l, llWf. at lus residence. 1.144 Kenyan st,
n w . FIELDEN P., beloved husband of
Mary Lee Dowell. Services at the S. H
Hlnes Co funeral home. 'ID01 14th |
n v., on Monday. March 0. at 11 a m.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 6
DOWNS. FHODA VIRGINIA. On Friday.
March :i. 1IM3. at her residence. Mn4
South Carolina ave. fi.e, RHODA VIR
GINIA DOWNS (nee Warlleld). b*loved wife
of Benjamin F Downs. Funeral services
will be held at her late residence Mondar.
March 0. at \l p m Relatives and friends
ir.vlted. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, i
5
DOWNS. RHODA V. Special meeting of
Martha Chapter. No 4, O E 8 . to it
tend the funeral of our late sister.
RHODA V. DOWNS, at Naval Lodge Rail
4th and Penna. ave. s.e., Monday. March
«. IQ.'I.'I. at 1 :.'to p m.
BERNETTA HOFFMAN. Worthy Matron.
EVELYN S. HURSH, Secretary.
DOWN'S. RHODA V. Columbia Division. No
nr>. O. I. A. to the B. L. «., announces
the death of Sister RHODA V. DOWNS.
You are requested to attend the funeral i
services at her late residence, .104 South I
Carolina ave. s.e., March H. 10.1.1. at 2 |
p.m. CORA E. HAYDKN, Fr«S. 6 j
FOX. Rl'TH B. On Saturday. March 4. |
10.1.1. at her residence. 411 Madison st.
n w . RUTH H. levins wife cf J Elm»r
Fox and mo'her of two daughters and
thre? rolls. F.meral from Calvary Baptirt
Church. Clh and H sts n.w . Monday, i
Marc'.i (i. ft 'J pm. Interment in Ceder
Hill Cemetery. •
FRAWLEY. MARY JOSEPHINE. On Thurs
day. March 2. 10.13. at her residence. 1" ,
New York ave. n - . MARY JOSEPHINE
FKAV.'LEY. beloved mother of the let"
Mary Khuen. Funeral from the above |
residence on Monday. March fi. at S:.10
a m . thence to ft Aloysius Church, where
requiem mass will be said at w a m. for
the repose of her soul Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 6
HARDY MOLLIE M. On Wednesday.
March 1 103.1. MOLLIE M. HARDY,
widow nf Henson C Hardy. She Is sur
vived by a diushter and Ave sons, Edna
L Hardy. Sterling A Howard V.. Law
rence E Marshall B and Norman S.
Hardy Remains will be at the home of
her sister. Mrs Maurice Beavers. flfl.lS
Geors a ave Funeral services will be
held at Walker's Chape], Va.. on Sun
day March 5. at 2 p.m.
HINF.S. NORMAN F. On Thursday. March
!. 10»:i, a: his residence. 41 L St. ne.
NORMAN F. beloved husband of Ida
Mav Hines and father of Mrs. Viola |
May Fcnes of Washington. D. C., and
Mrs. John M. Ball. William F Hlnes. Mrs
C'arence W. Reiche and Norman Edward
Hines of Los Aneeles. Calif Services at
the 6 H Hicr« Co funeral home. 2001 |
14th at nw. on Monday. March fl. at 2
p m. Relatives ini friends Invited. In- I
terment Olenwcod Cemetery. 5
BOWER. NELLIE II On Thursday. Msrch
2. l'.i.'i.'t. at e .'in p m . at her residcr.ee,
:JH1 1 F st. n w . NELLIE H , lovln; wife cf
John «. and mother of John W. Howes. I
in her 70th year. Funeral from the
Nevius funeral heme, 024 New York eve. j
n.w.. Sunday. March 5. at 2:.'to p.m. In
terment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery 5*
HI OHES, JEFFERSON. On Saturday.
Ma-ch 4. 1 at his residence. i;<2n nth i
it n w . aftrr a brief illress. JEFFERSON
beloved husband of Alice Hushes. Notice ,
of funerai later.
HI ME. MILDRF.D. Suddenly, on Friday, 1
Ma-ch ;t. l!i:i.l. MILDRED HUME, beloved
mother cf Mrs. Stanley Suydan of IfcTo
Wycmir.g ave n w . and S"mner N. Hume,
t Jr.. of New Ye-k City Bod* resting at
i the parlors of Almus R Speare. 1A2.1
Conn. ave. n.w. Interment Brooklyn.
N. Y.
I8FLI. ANNA ALBERTA. On Thursday.
March 2. ln.'l.'i. at her residence. Mary
land ave. ar.d A st.. Greater Capitol
He.^h s. Md.. ANNA ALBERTA ISELI inee
Henaer.?3n'. beloved wife of John C. Ise.'i.
Funeial frcm her late residence on Sun
day. March n. at 2 P m. Relatives and
friends Invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery 5
JEFFRIES. NANCY SEOOl RSBY. On Fri
day. March :t. ' '■ 't.t. at Norfolk. Va .
NANCY SEGCl'F.SBY JEFFRIES Funeral
serve s Sunday. March .v at :t :to p.m..
at the Nnrfolk Navy Yard. Intirment
Monday. March <f. at Annapolis Ceme
tery. Annapolis, Md., at 0:110 a.m. o
JONES. DEI.LA R. On Thursday. March 2.
10.1.1. DELLA R JONE6. beloved wife of
James E Jones and sister of Mrs. Edith
Mason. Peter. Alphonsus. Thomas. Anna
and Rost Randall. Remains resting at
McGulre s funeral home. 1K20 nth St.
n.w. Funeral Monday. March 6. from
the above address: thence to St. Augus
tine's Church, where requiem mass »11I
be said at 10 am for the repose of her
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. <
Relatives and friends invited. •
LINDSAY. COl IN C. On Thursday. March
2. 1!>:|::, COLIN C. LINDSAY. Funeral
Monday. March fl. at 2 p.m.. from the
chapel of John R. Wrleht Co.. 1.1.17 loth
st. n w. Interment Oal: Hill Cemetery. 5*
LOCKE. CLARENCE A. On Wednesday.
March 1. I■» !:: at Walter Reed Oenerel
1 Hospital. CLARFNCE A . In the Tlrd year
of his are. beloved husband of Tessie B
Locke, and father of Marguerite Locke
Sinclair and Mr-. E. D. Pldge of Salt Lake
City. Utah, and Florence Locke Viles of
China Body resting at the Tebler fu
neral home. !<2S M st. n.w. Services to
be held Monday. March n. at 0 a m . at
the chapel at Walter Reed General Hos
pital. fcllcwed by interment at St. Mary's
Cemetery. 4*
MANCHESTER. THOMAS W. On Friday.
March :t. 11*11.1. at .1:10 am. THOMAS W
MANCHESTER, beloved husband of Clara
F. Manchester. Funeral from his late
residence. 102t> Summit place n e.. on
Monday. March fl. at l:.'in p m. Relatives
and friends Invited to attend. Interment
Ariincton National Cemetery. 5
MATHER. JANE AGNES. On Friday. March
:t. 10:13. at her residence, tbe Ontario
Apartment. JANE AGNES, beloved wife of
the late George Sutton Mather Funeral
service at St. Stephen s Episcopal Church,
loth and Newton sts nw. on Monday.
March K. at 11 am Relatives and
friends invited to attend. Interment
(private) at Rock Creek Cemetery. 5
Sir.XI.EY. MARY CLEO. On Friday. March
at Freedmen's Hospital, MARY
CLEO MOUSEY, devoted daughter of
No. p Davis and stepdaughter ol Stephen
Davis, sister of Tlielma Adams. Remains
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 14.'(r* You st. n.*., until 4 p.m.
Sunday thereafter at her late residence. ;
2120 mth st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday. |
March 7. at 1 p.m.. from Metropolitan
A M. E. Church. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 6
NAI.LEY. CATHERINE H Suddenly, on
March 4. 1 033. CATHERINE H. NALLEY.
beloved wife of the late Thomas R. Nal
ley. Funeral from the residence of her
son William J. Nailer, IS22 8th st. se .
on Tuesday. March 7. at A;:iil i.n.; thence
to Holy Comforter Church, 14th and East
Capitol st , where solemn reoulem mass
will be said at 10 a.m. for the repose of
her soul. Interment Oedar Hill Cemetery.
Relatives and frienda Invited. 6
O'BRIEN. MATTHEW E. On Thursday,
March 2. 103.1. at Garfield Hospital.
MATTHEW E,. husband of Elisabeth A.
O'Brien and father of Mildred E. and
Matthew H. OBrlen. Services at the 8.
H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th gt.
n.w.. on Sunday. March A. at 2:30 p.m.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery by King
Solomon Lodge, No. 31, F. A. A. M. 6
OI.iCHER. ESTELLE. On Thursday. March
2. 1033. at Freedmen's Hospital. ESTELLE
OLICHER. beloved wife of John Olicher.
?33 Orleans pi. n.e. Remains at FraJier's
uneral home. 380 Rhode Island ave. n.w..
until noon Sunday. March 5. thereafter at
the above residence. Funeral Monday.
March 0. at 1 p.m.. at TTllrd Baptist
Church. 5th and Q sts. n.w.. Rev. Bullock
officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 6
OIJIGHTER. ESTELLE V. Passed to the
ereat beyond. Thursday. March 2. 10.13.
at 4:30 p.m., ESTELLE V. OLEIGHTER
tnee Scotti. The bereaved family com
prises Anna R. Scott, mother; Oertrude
I. Neals. sister: Lawrence. Robert Har
rison and Benjamin Scott, brothers; Anna
M. Warner, sister: Wilber H. Neals.
nephew, Yvonne and Glonlese Warner,
nieces. She also leaves a host of mourn
ful friends. Funeral Monday, March »t.
at 2:30 p.m.. from Third Baptist Church.
Kev. G. C. Bullock, pastor, officiating. *
O'LONE. ROBERT M. On Friday. March S.
1033, at the Walter Reed General Hos
?ital, ROBERT M.. beloved husband of
ane Snider O'Lone of OOS Gist ave..
Silver Spring. Md. Funeral from his late
residence cn Tuesday. March 7, at 8:30
a.m. Reauletn mass at St. Michaels
Church at 0 a m. Relatives and friends
Invited to attend. Interment Mount Oli
vet Cemetery. 6
O'LONE. BOBERT M. The members of Po
tomac Council. No. 433. Knights of Co
lumbus. are hereby notified of the death
of Brother ROBERT M. O'LONE. on Fri
day. March .'I. 1838. All members arc re
quested to assemble at 005 Olst ave.. Sil
ver Spring. Md„ on Monday, March 8. at
8 p.m. The usual service* will be eon
ducted by the chaplain. Rev. Joseph M.
Sullivan. Brother O'Lone was a perma
nent member of his council, having served
In the past as Grand Knight with honor
and distinction. The members of hit
council sincerely regret the loss of such a
good brother
GEORGE F. HOWELL. O. K. 8
ROGERS. ALICE M. On Wednesday. March
1. 1033, after a brief illness at Freed
men's Hospital. ALICE M. ROGERS of
1341 Q st. n.w.. sister of Cary H. Free
man. cousin of Mrs. Georgie Holland.
Remains resting at Otis F. Allen's fu
neral home. l"th st. and Florida ave. n.w.
Funeral Sunday, March S, at 1:30 p.m.,
from the above parlors. ft
BODOEBS. JOHN AUGUSTUS. On Thurs
day, March 2. 1033. at Havre d^Qrace.
Md.. JOHN AUGUSTUS RODGERS. rear
admiral retired, 0. 8. Navy. Services at,
the grave at Arlington National Cemetery '
sa Monday, March 6. •
9*8$*.
SIMM.). EDWARD. On Wedneaday. March
1, 1P3H. it hla residence, 101" New
Jeraay a»e. I.*.. EDWARD SIMMS. the
d«voted ion of Laura MM. Me also
leaves three brother* and a hoat of other
relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Remains resting at the Jehn T. Rhinea
funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sta. aFu
neral Sunday, Marsh 6, at. 1:30 ja m.
from the above chapel. Interment Oxon
Hill. Md. 5
SMITH. HELEN COEINNE. On Thursday.
March 2. llt.'t.l. at Walter Reed Hospital,
Hit EN CORINNK SMITH, daufhter of
Col. snd Mrs. Rodney H Smith. Services
at the Fort Myer Chapel on Monday,
March fi. at 2:3i> pm Interment at Ar
lington National Cemetery.
STEWART. WILI.IAM THOMAS. Departed
this life March 1H33. WILLIAM
THOMAS STEWART of 725 Euclid st. n.w.
He leaves to mourn their loas a wife.
Mary C. Stewart, two dauahters. Helen
and Lillian Stewart; three sons Elmer.
Warren and Thresa Stewart, and a host
of other relatives and friends. Remalna
will be resting at the above residence
March 4. at 5:30 pm Services to be
held at the Church of Ascension. Bowie.
Md., on Monday. March is. Interment at
Bowie Cemetery, Bowie. Md. 5
TAYLOR. JOHN I. On Thursday, Marc", 2,
llt.13, at U. B Naval Hoawtal. JOHM E.
In the 44th year of his ace beloved son
of Margaret Taylor Body resting at hla
late residence, 11S2 Abbey pi. n e. Fu
neral services at 1 in Abbey place ne,
Monday, March M. at p.m . followed by
Interment at Proipeet Hill Cemetery. Rel
atives and friends invited. 5*
THOMPSON. JOSEPH. On Saturday. March
4. 1 JOSEPH, beloved son of ihe la'®
Frank and Elisabeth Thompson Funeral
from th» chapel of Frank Oeler's Sons'
Co.. 111.1 Tth st. nw. on Tuesday, March
7. at It) a m Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme'.ery.
gfcJSJ UM^o^" SH
LnV £im a" Vthur M,.u of D»fl»?° Tex*:
Mei «?«L>Towe!' of Albuqueroue. .V.
day Ua)3> rt wili bf held Mon:
M»h Ru. r,%.*i/v32 J m • at the Seot.
"ji^'orSSr LodttP'r'** CrMUno?,|h;
n * »I 3! 'j 1',ih *'• tna N. Y ave
nm" Mtrrh «• a- 1 A
«# purpoae Of afenrtiii- t*e
•» S"d
J. CLAUDS KEIPER. Grand Secretary. <f
^i"L^Vnhr'™:'"^u^Si
&K >»' i^aarisa
SJreh ™, ai ;::jfi J E n » ■ Monday,
r -JVIEP^ORE W. NOYES. President
J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary
jfixSt raS ȣo!ffinwr
March ft it o . J *. ^Unfral Monday.
?"hu»e», f . * m ■ from St Cvprlan's
Church. Interment Mount Olivet c*m
^,sKS,®T&-"^a
W^V". nTEhyur^AMBaEr^' 5. W?, ft'?
bifoved
-il.1 V Pun*"""! services at the Lee fu.
Sir M?Sh ' «fn? .Mas> «ve ne. s-jr
ti&MuSd" -30 pm rnends >»
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&'&• Man°6A?b YAI**
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funeral Thu??h "ms* l7'',t Ern"1 i"jj*
man: Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 5
In JBrmnrtnm
'I®A L. In sid but lovinjr re
membrance of my dear and devntl*
ft0*?' WriSA L BPAKDT wh?°d£
ElYr'ch .V 1057. "X "*rS "»
Oone. but not forgotten
DAUGHTER NELLIE •
BROIVN. HELEN. In ,.d but JoTin* re
RRni»vnC,T».0f our dear mother. HELEN
Wo^ay.^rch^lBC?'* U,e flve
8h' '"t'fht llft'a battlea bravely
w mi'ntl* etwsfl everv test
ane know she lr. *we-tly rertina'
ror cot nf ood's b*af.
HER LOVINQ CHILDREN.
B'r^?^r»r5n?AH'K In l°v,n£ memory cf my
who' panr.d ?. ,?' rMr*. ®ARAH BROWN.
Jn>. RtVrrh .". Hijfi t0"
The dearett pal I ever knew
<1("r' th«t was you
M and "days W"" '0,<L
" «gwffg p^sDonUO™- 8ar*s
CLmi?EinIm. CECELIA. In ud
nli. remembrance of our beloved
TT1ifn".hlPwerlh»t »way.
Po^ rv^ s.lV . couM not stay.
sS bmI.J . iD,d k1°»« *he best.
so He te.k ojr loved ona home to rest
THE family. •
two years aao today March" jm° d"d
Cone, but not foreotten
WIFE AND CHILDREN •
CSW. V3AB-1-»S!
K ?. 1D57. "S HIseraiLDRENd,T.'
7ar IZWIW -r^ra^
To'wJu for^cure. ^^if^'ll'.n
He JSi./lS!'fckn*w ,th,t best—
MARY C. AND ROBERT H. MEADE
Ql I^EN Bt FIT. ADDYR AVD FRrnrofrir *
^SSSf.
aro todav. March 5. ) 03) hfe two yei«
HER DAUOHTER, E. JOSEPH.
Ww^EN0VKiALWXLKKR "iho0""? S' , mr
years aco today. Marc^ *r°, dled ,our
J. E. WALKER. •
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM H. SCOTT
40ft Ath St. I.g.
LINCOLN 0530.
JAMES T. RYAN
917 PA. AVE. 6t Atlantic 1700
J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO.
rUKIRAL DIUCTOKB
crematorium
4th A MAM AVB. U.K. LINCOLN 8200.
Frank Geier's Sons Co.
National 2473
TIMOTHY HANLON
•41 B St. N.f.—Lin. ft«43
AMBL'LANCE SERVICE
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801 IAIT CAPITOL IT.
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Joseph F. Birch's Sons
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3034 M St. N.W fejK? ?SK
JOHN R. WRIGHT CO.
1337 io» ih^b**
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Nelthsr the successors to nor connected with
♦he orlclntl W. R. Bpesre establishment.
Nttlonil" 2891 10W H St. N.W.
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