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<£ark at Khanka.
BARER JOHN VPTON. We wish to ex
press our appreciation and sincere thank!
to all our friends and relatives who hai
been so faithful and kind to our lathe
during his lone Illness, especially ou
neighbors Mr and Mrs. Irvin Dodd
Mrs. Fannie Parker. Mrs. Mavme Urban
' his brother. William and to the pall
. . bearers, and also to Dr. Leo Donovan
who so faithfully tried to comfort ou:
father to the end. _
HIS LOVING WIDOW AND CHILDREN.
Dratliu.
ARTH. OLIVIA G. On Saturday June HT
if>36. at Emergency Hcj-pital OLIVIA a
! ARTH of 438 Park road n w.. daufhte
of thf» late Christcpher and Kathanm
Arth. Remains resting at the S. H Hine
, Co. funeral home. *’001 14th st. n*
Funeral services at the Shrine of tin
6acred Heart. lHth st and Park roat
, n.w.. on Tuesday. June .’to. at !' a_m
i Interment St. Mary’s Cemetery. .!•
ASHTON. GEORGE F. On Friday Jum
, “H. tone, at ll:?>5 pm. at GalUnge:
Hospital. GEORGE P ASHTON, husbant
( of the late Mary Wills Ashton, belovei
father of Lyda M Carter. Ernest A. Ash
ten and the late Gertrude W. Ashton
i Surviving him also are five grandchtldren
i Christina King. Margaret Hooks. Joseph
Donald and George Carter: one great
grandchild. Mary Hooks, one son
in-law. Samuel C. Carter, and a host o
other relatives and friends Remain
resting at Ruth Dabney’s funeral home
453 O st. n w. Notice of funeral later, til
BAILEY. CLARA s. On Thursday. June
• 1936. at the residence of her sister. 1 ID
New Hampshire ave. n.w CLARA S
BAILEY, beloved sister of Mollie I
MiJhner. Lillian Drew. Hattie Heath am
ThA^as Milliner; sister-in-law of Dr
Ha$Wi she also leaves other relative
friends. Remains resting at the w
• EAfbest Jarvis funeral church. 14.*12 Yoi
st n w Funeral Sunday. June 28. a
2 pm. from Shiloh Baptist Church. Asl
Grove. Va. 28
' BEAVERS. CHARLES H On Friday. Jun
< 26. 1936. CHARLES H . the beloved soi
‘ of Susie Beavers and brother of Loui
L Beavers Funeral services at his lat
residence. 730 loth st. s e . on Monday
June 29 at 10 a m. Relatives and friend
j invited Interment Bethel Cemetery
Alexandria. Va Services by the Cham
bers Southeast funeral home 28
i BL AKEY. LAI RA. Depat ted this life oi
. Friday June 26. 1936. at Gallinger Hos
i pital. LAURA BLAKEY. beloved mo'hp
1 of Lenora Johnson She also leave t
mourr. two sisters. Mav Lawson an*
• Julia Meadows; on? brother. Thoma
Terrell three granddaughters, a son
• in-law and many other relatives am
l friends. Remains renting at Malvan
Schey § funeral home. New Jersey avr
J and R st. n.w. Funeral Monday. Jun
29. at 2 pm. from the above parlors
Interment Harmony Cemetery. Friend
invited
BOWMAN. JAMES ARTHI R. Departed thi
life on Thursdav. Jun* 25. 1936. ai OhI
linger Hospital. JAMES ARTHUR BOvV
MAN. He leaves to mourn their loss on
brother. Mr. Sidney A. Bowman; two sis
ters Mrs Emma B. Payne and Mrs. Tcs
sie B Cawthome Remains can b
viewed at the Grice funeral parlor. 12tl
and R sts n.w . after 2 p.m. Sunday
Funeral Monday. January 29. at
o'clock, from the above funeral parlor
■>s*
BROUN. GEORGE H Departed this lif
suddenly on Saturday June 27. 193t
GEORGE H BROWN of 433 1 1th st. 1 e
He leaves to meurn their Ions a lovin
mother. Mrs. Anna Brown Dorsey, a step
father. John E Dorsey; two sisters. Mr?
Minnie Jones and Mrs Helen Wade,
brothei William Brown; two aunts. Mr?
Flora F Ennis and Mrs. Betti* Short?
and other relatives and friends. Remain
resting temporarily at the Morris A
Carter funeral home. 2nd and F st;
s w. Notice of funeral later. •
BRYAN. CHARLES G. On Saturday. Jun
2T 1936. CHARLES CV BRYAN, aced 51
years, beloved husband of Della F. Bryar
Remains resting at Deal's funeral home
816 H st. n e. Notice of funeral later.
B( TIER. CHARLES. Departed this life oi
Friday. June *26. 1936. after a brief ill
ness. CHARLES BUTLER He leaves t
mourn their loss a devoted sister. Susi
Jackson: one brother. John Butler tw
nieces and other relatives and fr;cnri;
Remains resting at Barnes A? Matthew
funeral home. 614 4?h st. s.w. Funera
Monday June 29. at 1 r.m . Rev F
Henson officiating. Interment Rosemon
Cemetery.
CADY MARGARET. On Friday. Jun* 2f
1936 MARGARET the beloved daughte
of the lat* Michael and Irene Cacy an<
beloved sister of Bernard. Thoma- atu
John Cady Fhineral services at 551'
5th st. nw Monday. June 29, at 8;:u
a m ; thence to Nativity Catholi
Churrh. 6000 Ga. ave . where mass wil
be offered at 9 a m for the repose o
her soul. Interment Mount Olive
Cemetery Relatives and friend.*- in
viteo Services by the Chambers South
east funeral home. 28
Gallinger Hospital on Wednesday. Jun
24 1936. EDNA CAMPBELL She leave
to mourn their loss a devoted husband
James Campbell: one son. Jessie Camp
bell; one daughter. Naomi Nichols, thre
grandsons. James. John and Melvii
Nichols: a host of relatives and friends
Body resting temporarily at the funern
home of W. Earl Beuer. 1203 Waltei st
s.e . until 3 p m. Saturday. June 27
thereafter ar her late residence 404 1
st s.e. Funeral Mondav. June 29. at
p m . from her late residence. Intermen
Arlington Cemetery 28
CLOEV. JAMES F. On Friday June 2fl
1936. a' h;s residence. 1244 Eye st. ne
J^MES F CLOEV »he beloved father o
Arthur R. Cloe.v and Mildred Molte Re
mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co
Southeast funeral home. 517 1 1th st. s e
Funeral services ar the above funera
home on Monday. June 29. at 10 am
Relatives and friends are ihvited. 7n
terment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. 28
CONNELLT. THOMAS S. Suddenly, oi
Friday. June 26. 1936 at Washington
D C. THOMAS S . be*oved husband n
Frieda G Connelly Funeral from hi:
late residence. 808 J^ff^rson *uve . River
dale Md . on Monday June 2!r at 3 p m
Relatives and friends invited. Intermetv
F>rt Lincoln Cemetery. 28
CUMMINGS. JOHN. On Friday June 26
1936. a* his residence 302.9 Q st n.w.
JOHN CUMMINGS, husband of Carri*
Howe Cummings. Services at Gawler'i
chapel. J 7 50 Pa. ave nw. on Sunday
June 28. at 3 n m. Interment privatf.
CRATTY. JAMES AUGUSTUS. On Friday
June 26. 1936. at his re-idence. 57 0*
Georgia ave. n.w JAMES AUGUSTUS
CRATTY beloved husband of Bertha
Cratty Funeral services at the S. H
Hines Co funeral home. 2901 14th st
n.w . nn Monday June 29. at. lu a m.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 28
©AVIS. MARY. Departed this life Wednes
day June 21. 1936. after a long illness
MARY DAVIS. She leaves to mourn theft
loss a sister. Alfred? Davis, five brothers
Robert Morris. Thomas. Isaiah and Lao
Davis, and a ho«-t #f other relatives and
friends Remains resting at Barnes A
Matthews' funeral home 614 4th st. s.w
Funeral Mondav. June 29. at 2 p m. In
terment New Bern. N C.
tASTERDAY. WTU.IAM A. On Saturilav
June 27. 1936. at his residence. I in?
■ Buchanan st. n w . WILLIAM A EAST
ERDAY beioved husband of Annie East
erday. father of Otis H Easterday and
Mrs. Altha P Campbell. F’uneral from
his late residence on Monday. June 29.
at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cem
etery.
GILLILAND. WILLIAM H. On Friday
June 26. 1936. at his residence. 4908
4 1st st n.w . WILLIAM H GILLILAND.
85 years of agp Remains resting at
Birchs funeral home. 3034. M st. n.w,
where services will be held on Monday.
June 29. at 2 p m. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery 28
GOODWIN. LENORE SARAH. On Mon
day June 22 1936 at Riblev Hospital.
LENORE SARAH GOODWIN beloved
mother of Lenore Goodwin Whiton. Fu
neral services Tuesday. June 30. at. 2
r m.. at Hysong s parlors. 1300 N st.
n w Relatives and friends invited to
aft r1 *"in
HARRIS. LOCISE. Departed this life on
Friday. June 26. 1936. at her residence.
Forestville. Md.. LOUISE HARRIS, She
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted hus
band. William T. Harris, four daughters.
Maude Harris Thelma Butler. Emma
Cofta and Cecelia Brito, three sons. Nich
olas. Gus and William T Harris, jr.: one
sister Jane Brown: thirtv-five grand
children one great-grandchild and sev
eral other relative? and friends. Re
main* resting at Eueene Ford's funeral
home. 1300 South Canitol st. s e. Fu
neral Tuesday June 30. at 9 a.m. from
8t. Vincent Dp Paul's Catholic Church.
South Capitol and M sts. s.e. Interment
Mount. Olivet Cemetery. 29
Hodges. SAR\H FAWCETT. On Friday
June 26. 1936. at. the home of het
daughter. Mrs. Louise Hodges Judd. 201
HodgeMane Takoma Park. Md.. SARAH
FAWCETT HODGES, wife of the late
John Wilson Hodge? Services a* Warnei
E. Pumphrey's funeral home. 8 12 4
Georgia ave . Silver Soring. Md.. on Mon
day. June 29 at 9 a.m. Interment Graci
Episcopal Church Cemetery. Woodside
Md.
HOFFMAN HARRV. On Friday. June 26
1936. HARRY HOFFMAN the belovec
father of William Hoffman and Mrs
Gertrude Bradley and Mrs. J. F. Murr o1
Miami. Fla Funeral services at thi
W. W. Chambers Co Southeast, funera
horn* 517 11th st s.e . on Monday Jum
29. at 8 3o a.m : thence to St. Dominic*!
Catholic Church, where mass will h#
offered at 9 a m for the repose of hi!
soul Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 29
HOWE. JAMES FRANK. On Friday. Jum
26. 1936. at Washington Home for in
curables. JAMES FRANK HOWE. He ?!
survived by two brothers and three sis
ters. Remains resting at the 3 H Hine?
Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. nw
Funeral services at the above funera
home on Mondav. July 29. at 2 p.m. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 29
HCNTER. KATHLEEN PEEBLES. On Fri
day. June 26 1936 KATHLEEN PEE
BLES HUNTER, beloved wife of James B
Hunter and devoted mother of Charles
Grace. Kathleen and Betty Hunter. Fu
neral from the McGuire funerel home
1926 9th st. n.w\. on Monday. June 29
at 1 p.m. Interment Lincoln Memorla
Cemeterv. Friends invited 2S
JENNINGS. WILLIAM. On Friday. Jum
26. 1936. WILLIAM JENNINGS- 131:1
5th st. n w. He Is survived by his de
voted wife. E'’b Jennings: one brother
also other relatives and friends Re
main* may be seen at Malvjtn A Sch»y'j
funeral home. N J eve and R at. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
JOHNSON. .11 LI A E. On Friday -Tune 26.
1936 at Waite- Herd General Hospital.
JULIA E JOHNSON, wife of the Jatr
John Johnson She is survived by two
daughters. Johnettn anrf Irma.tean John
son: three brother*. William. James end
Edward Hushrs' two ?isters. Mrs. Tda
Pettis and Mrs Ms»y Norris, and ether
relatives and friends Remains resting
temporarily at Frazier’s funeral home.
399 R. I. eve. n w.. until Monday June
$9. at 2 p m thence to her late resi
dence 52 Florida ave. nw Funeral
Tuesday. June 30. <*t 12 noon from Eb
enezer M F Church 4*h and D st.*, « e
Rev. King officiating Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery. 30*
r
Bratfa.
■ JOHNSON. IRENE. On Saturday. June
27. 10:i8. at Garfield Hospital IRENE
1 JOHNSON the beloved daughter of Mary
Ward and mol her of Gertrude Powell.
She also leaves two grandsons and other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the \V. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
14.T2 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
KEECH. SUSAN PLEASANCE. On Friday.
June *28. 10.18. at her residence. 1457
Fairmont st. n.w. SUSAN PLEASANCE
KFECH Remains resting at the S. H.
Hines Co funeral home 22001 14th st.
n.w.. until Monday June *20. fi'2 noon.
Services at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church.
:ird and A sts. sr . Monday. June ‘20. at
*2 p.m. Interment Beltsville. Md. Rela
tives and friends invited.
KEE. ELLIE HOUSE. On Saturday June
27. 10.18 at her residence. 1015 4th st.
n w ELLIE HOUSE KEE. beloved wife of
the late Thomas Seott Kee and mother
of Walter G House and Mrs Daisy R^
Campbell and grandmother of Dr Earl
A Rvan Ralph M Rvan Mrs. Thelma
Geraci and the late Ira E. Rvan. Fu
neral services at her late residence on
Tuesday. June .‘to. at 2 p m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Glen
j wood Cemetery.
KING. WILLIAM E. Suddenly, on Sat
urday. June *21. lO.’iO. WILLIAM E.
KING, ased 78. beloved husband of Addie
M King Funeral services will be held
at his home. Kincs Valley Md.. on Mon
day. June *20. at *2 p.m. Interment Bap
tist Cemetery. Cedar Grove. Md.
KINNER. MARY EMMA. On Friday. June
*28 10.18 at Sibley Hospital. MARY
EMMA KINNER beloved wife of Bert M
Kinner and mother ef A. Grant Kinner
, of Baltimore. Md. Funeral services at
her late residence. 1*2.*14 Trinidad ave.
nr. on Monday. June *20. at *2 p.m. Rel
atives and friends, are invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by
; the Chambers Southeast funeral home. *?K
lirt.'U, 11 1 I .Ull.il* n. K.III CrtIUUIrt*.
i *27. 144t». at Brooklyn. N Y . P.*vMCNO
H. I.ANG. beloved husband of Mary H
i L’nc inep Wise*. Remains resting at*
the Lee fiiner.il home. 4th st. and Mass
pve n e. until Tuesday. June .'to. at s :m
! am thence to St. Patrick's Catholic
* Church. Pith and G sts. n.w where mess
will be offered at 4 a m. Relatives and
‘ fiiends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 24
’ LANHAM. JOHN. Suddenly, on Saturday.
June 27. 1440. at his residence 1B54
Southern ave s e . JOHN LANHAM. be
loved husband of Nellie Lanham *nrr
i Taylor' Funeral from his late residence
on Monday. June 24. at 2 40 p m Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives
[ and friends invited.
‘ MASON. ELIZABETH. On Saturday. June
27. 14.50 at .Y40 a m.. at her residence,
ji 42* 2nd st. ne. ELIZABETH MASON.
. | Notire of funeral la'er.
f PRESTON. WILLFTTF. 1. On Saturday.
* June 27. 1440. at the Homeopathir Hos
pital. WILLETTE L PRESTON of the
i All States Hotel. Services p! Gaw ler s
chapel. 1750 Pa. ave*. n.w . Sunday. June
2S. at 5 p.m. Interment at Holton.
Kans. 7S
- RFIDY. MARY T. On Friday. June 20.
> 1440. at hrr residence. 247 17th plaee
n r . MARY T REIDY men OCallaghan*
beieved wife of Frederick C R*idy. Fu
» neral will be held from Timothy Han
i Ions funeral parlors. H41 H st. tie. on
Monday June 24. at *:.*;o n.m. ReQtiiem
mass at Holy Comforter Church at 4
, a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. 2*
RICE. ROBERT J. On Saturday. June 77.
1440. at Mount Alto Hospital. ROBERT
J RICE, beloved husband of Evelyn A.
t Rice mee Schaeffer*, brother of Clar
ence Rice. Notice of funeral later.
ROTH. CAROLINE. On Friday June 7*1.
* J 4:»0. CAROLINE ROTH of 1477 Jack
sen st. n.e . beloved wife of the late
Philip W. Roth. Funeral from the
' chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co.. 1114
7th st. n.w. on Monday. June 74. at 10
a m. Interment private. Please omit
flowers. 7*
* SAVOY. FRANK. On Thursday. June 73.
* 1444. at Asburv Park. N J. FRANK
SAVOY son of Mary E. and the late
Fiank Savoy, brothei of Frederick and
Charles Savoy and Mrs. Edna Smith.
i Mrs Mary Hawkins. Remains will rest
at Malvan A* Schey s funeral home New
> Jersey ave and R st. n.w. Notice of fu
ll neral later.
> SICKLE. NATHAN. On Thursday. June
75. 14.50. NATHAN SICKLE ag^d 74
years. Funeral from the chapel of Brr
I nard Danzansky .'5501 14th st n w on
Sunday.-June 7*. a* It* a.in. Interment
t j Washington Hebrew Cemetery. 7*
SMITH. LI CY M Departed this life Frt
c.av June 74. 144*'. a* Georgetown Hos
pital LUCY M. SMITH, the daughter of
the late Sarah Smith. She leaves to
I mourn their loss two cousins and o*her
' relatives and friend" Remains resting
* with L E Murray A- Son. 17th and V
■ s:s nw Funeral Monday. June 74 a*
I 1:4" p.m . from Metropolitan Bap* st
f Church. Rev E C Smith off.elating.
L Interment in Wood lawn Cemetery 2*
■ SMITH EFUA. Departed this life on Wed
nesday. June 74. 1444 at ner residence.
4o:> 2nd st n e . LEI. IA SMITH, beloved
wife of Richard Smith. She also leaves
i to mourn their loss two daughters, two
sons and a mother, two sisters, five
brothers; also other relatives and fiiends.
Remains resting at Win. T. and Ruth B.
Tolberts funeral home. 144* 4th st.
i n.w. Funeral Monday June 7!*. at 7
o'clock pm. from Southern Baptist
1 Church. 4th and L sis n.w.. Rev. S Moss
officiating. Interment in Lincoln Me
morial Cemetery. •
1 SMITH. ROYCE. On Friday. June "R.
I at Gallinger Hospital. ROYCE
SMITH, father of Gertrude William?.
E;hel Jack sen. George and Lawrence
Smith Funeral Monday. June 29. at 2
n m . from the chapel of Bovd s funeral
home. 1840 L it. n.w. Relatives and
friends invited. •
STROMBERGER. FREDERICK MARKS. On
! Satuidav. June 27. 1930. FREDERICK
MARKS STROMBERGER beloved hus
band of Eva May Stromberger and father
of Alice Strombereer Brooks. Funeral
services at the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home 517 11th st.
se. on Monday June 29. at 2 pm
Relative? and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 28
STl NTZ. ARBA TENNYSON. On Saturday.
June 27, 1936, 8t his residence. 4317
15th st nw. ARBA TENNYSON, be
loved husband of Ada B Sfuntz. father
of George Ray Stunt? a'nd Mrs. George
O Sutton. Notice of funeral later.
TAYLOR. MARC,ITRITE. On Saturday,
June 27. 193d. at 7 lo am MARGUE
RITE beloved daughter of J. Hillary and
Sarah Augusta Tavlor sister ot Raymond
B . Elmer A . Phillip E . Thelma E and
James Wenaell Taylor Funeral from
her la*e residence. 1812 1st st. nw.
Tuesday. June 30. at 8:30 a m thence
to Holy Redeemer Catholic Church where
solemn requiem high mass will be cele
brated at 9 o clock. Interment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 29
THOMSON. JENNIE T. On Fridav. June
2d. 1930. at her residence. 1340 Meridian
Pi. n.w. JENNIE T THOMSON, beloved
mother of Mrs. Mable G Talburtt and
Mrs Edith L. Koerber of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Funeral services at the above residence
on Monday. June 29. at 11 a m Rela
tives and friends are Invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Services by the
W. W. Chambers Co. 28
TREWHITT. PAt'L W. On Saturday. June
27. J 93*». at Mercy Hospital. Baltimore.
Md . PAUL W.. the beloved husband of
Marv J. Trewhitt and father of Mrs.
Hazel A. Frazier of Jackson. Mich . and
Mrs. Mary Paul McPherson. Remains
resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. !
s.e. Funeral notice later.
TREWHITT. PAI L \Y. Officers and mem
bers of Anacostia Council. No.
Id. Jr. O. U. A. M. are re
quested to assemble at Cham
bers' funeral parlor. 517 11th
st. s.e . Tuesday. June 30, 1930.
at 2 p.m.. to conduct the fu
neral servic** of our late brother.
PAUL W. TREWHITT. By order of the
councilor. J R LATHAM
Attest: E R. THOMAS. Rec. Sec. 29
YINGER. ELLEN MARIE. On Friday. June
20, 1930. at Episcopal Eye Ear and
Throat Hospital. ELLEN MARIE YINGER
of 1159 4th st. n e . beloved daughter of
Hubert S and Catherine I. Yinger. Fu
neral services at. thp above residence on
Monday. June 29. at 10 a m. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick. Md.
YOI’NG. ANNIE S. On Friday. June 20.
1930. at 9:io pm., at the home of her
son. THOMAS C. YOUNG. 048 Franklin
st. n.e . ANNIE S YOUNG, wife of the
late Jacob Young of Boonsboro. Md Re
mains resting at the funeral home of
William Bast at Boonsboro. Md. Funeral
Monday. June 29 at 1 p.m. Interment
Boonsboro. Md.. Cemetery. 28
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BELT. WILLIAM L. In sad but loving re
membrance of our dear husband and fa
ther. WILLIAM L. BELT, who passed
away one year aso today. June 28. 1935.
Never forgotten, always near:
Ever remembered, always dear.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. •
DOWN'S. WILLIAM. In loving memory of I
our dear father WILLIAM DOWNS who 1
left us one year ago today. June 28. 1935.
Sleep, dear father, in peace.
HTS SONS. J. F. DOWNS AND W A.
DOWNS. •
HARPER. MARGARET D. In sad but lov
inc remembrance of our dear mother.
MARGARET D. HARPER, who died June
28. 1934. two years ago today.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother.
Tis sweet to breathe thy name;
In life we loved you dearly.
In death we do the same.
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many a tear:
God only knows how we miss you
At the end of two sad years.
THE CHILDREN. •
REED. MARGARET. In loving memory of
our dear aunt and sister. MARGARET
REED, who died four years ago. June
27. 1932.
You were ours and we will remember
When all the world will forget.
YOUR HEART-BROKEN NIECE MAUDE.
AND SISTER. JOSEPHINE COLE.
WILLIAMS. HANNAH. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear mother. HAN
NAH WILLIAMS, who died twenty-seven
years ago today. June 28. 1909.
Never forgotten, always near:
Ever remembered, always dear.
HER CHILDREN.
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1212 F St N.W._NAUonal 4270
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Well-known author, shown hoeing in her garden at her Summer
home in Bethel. Conn. Miss Tarbell is planning to enter some
of her garden products in the annual Danbury Fair near her
home. —Wide World Photo.
W. E. KING, 76, FARMER,
IS DEAD IN MARYLAND
Lifelong Resident of King's Val
ley Is Victim of Heart
Attack.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DAMASCUS. Md„ June 27 —Wil
! liam E. King. 76, prominent farmer
j and lifelong resident of King's Val
j ley, died suddenly today after being
| stricken with a heart attack on the
highway near Cedar Grove.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Addie May
! King; one son, William E King, jr.,
and three daughters, Miss Frances A.
King and Miss Hattie L. King of King’s
Valiev and Mrs. Charles Burdette of
Clarksburg. Md.
Mr. King also is survived by three
brothers: Elias King of Clarksburg,
and Luther M. and Thomas D. King
of King's Valley.
Funeral services will be held at
his residence at 2 p m. Monday. Burial
will be in the Baptist Cemetery at
Cedar Grove.
ARMSTRONG GRADUATE
GIVEN APPOINTMENT
William H. Temple Boys' Worker
at Northwest Settlement
House.
William H. Temple, a graduate of
Armstrong High School and Lincoln
, University, has been appointed boys'
worker at the Northwest Settlement
House for colored persons, it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. Flaxle H.
Pinkett, acting director.
With the addition of Temple, who
is experienced in community center
and settlement work as well as being
a scoutmaster, Mrs. Pinkett hopes to
further enlarge both the membership
and the staff of her organization.
Through the co-operation of the
Police Department, the Southwest
Community House has again been
given the privilege of roping off Second
street, between E and F streets south
west, for recreational activities and
special programs during the Summer.
The Southwest Civic Association,
headed by John T. Ryan, will present
a play. "The Railroad to Heaven,”
Thursday, July 16, at the Zion Baptist
Church.
-+ - ---
Cruises Cut Congregations.
Because the vogue for holiday cruises
in Europe is keeping the usual crowd*
from beaches of the Irish Free State,
churches which sent "holiday chap
lains” to resorts report that their Sum
mer collections are falling off.
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.
Smith, Maj. Weldon Deverell, Ord
nance Department Reserve, Buffalo,
N. Y., to the chief of ordnance, for
training, July 5.
Meade, Capt. John. Field Artillery,
Addis Ababba, Ethiopia, to Fort Myer,
Va„ July 2.
Balcar, Capt. Paul G., Judge Advo
cate General's Department, Omaha,
Nebr., to duty In the office of the
Judge Advocate General, January 4,
1937.
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.
Fischler, Lieut. Comdr. Peter K.,
detached Bureau Navigation, Navy
Department, in July; to command U.
S. S. Preble.
Clark, Lieut. Augustus D., addi
tional duty as aide at the White
House, Washington. D. C.
Crowe, Lieut. Edward F„ detached
U. S. S. Chicago about June 22: to
Naval Operations. Navy Department.
Legg. Lieut. Charles A., detached
U. S. S. Lexington about June 8; to
Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md.
Longfellow, Lieut. William J.. de
tached U. S. S. Arizona about June 8;
to Naval Proving Ground, Dahlgren,
Va.
* Oexle, Lieut. Charles W., detached
VF Squadron IB <U. S. S. Langley)
about June 8; to Naval Air Station.
Norfolk.
Roedel. Lieut. Louis, detached U.
S. S. Oglala in July; to Naval Acad
emy.
CorbuS, Lieut. (J. G.), detached Bu
reau Navigation, Navy Department,
in July; to U. S. S. R-10.
Dental Corps.
Parke, Lieut. (J. G.), Dental Corps,
detached Naval Dental School, Wash
ington. D. C., on September 1; to
Asiatic station.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
Ft’NERAL DIRECTORS.
Crematorium
<th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 6200.
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
NAtional 2473
WILLIAM H. SCOTT
*09 8th at. St_l.lnCOlP 0680.
Joseph F. Birch’s Sons
(A. L. HAYCOCK. Manager.»
Phone West Oourt mm M St N W
Established 1841. JUW1 JI. tv. .
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the "-tiinal W. R Speare establishment.
Phone 1004 H St N.W.
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MRS. ELLIE KEE. 83.
SUCCUMBS HERE
Was Widow of Two Civil
War Veterans—Worked
for Government.
Mrs. Ellie House Kee. 83, widow of
two Civil War veterans who had been
friends in the same unit under Gen.
Grant, died yesterday at her home,
4915 Fourth street, after a short ill
ness.
Her second husband, a first cousin
of Francis Scott Key. changed the
spelling of his last name while in
the Union Army berause of the mail
man's confusion between him and
two other Thomas Keys in his regi
ment.
Mrs. Kee’s two husbands, James W.
House and Thomas Scott Kee. were
boyhood friends in Wisconsin. It
was not until a short time before his
friend's death, however, that Kee
met the woman who was later to
become his wife. On his death bed
here, House sent for Kee and asked
him to look out for his wife and
three children. A few years later,
after House's death, the couple were
married.
Mrs. Kee was born in Harpers
Ferry. W. Va.. prior to the Civil War.
She told her children many stories
growing out of John Brown's famous
raid.
HISPANIC-AMERICAN
SEMINAR ANNOUNCED
George Washington University
Conference Will Be Held From
July 6 to August 14.
George Washington University’s fifth
annual .seminar-conference on His
panic-American affairs will.be held in
conjunction with the Summer school
from July 6 to August 14, it was
announced yesterday.
The conference, which will have as
its subject, "South American Dictators
During the First Century of Independ
ence,” is free to student* attending
the Summer session and is open to
outsiders upon payment of a small
enrollment fee. Prominent academi
cians in the field of South American
history will address the classes, which
will meet from 9:40 to 11:40 a.m.
from Monday through Friday of each
week.
STAFF IS SELECTED
FOR HEALTH CAMP
Tuberculosis Association Project
Will Open Season on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Craig Marsh, super
intendent of the Children's Health
Camp of the Tuberculosis Association,
scheduled to open for the Summer
season on Wednesday at Thirteenth
and Allison streets, yesterday an
nounced the selection of a staff of six
who will assist her in the work.
Those chosen are; Miss Mary O'Day.
registered nurse, and a graduate of
Sibley Hospital; Miss Bessie B Crock
er, registered nurse, who has had
clinic experience; Miss Kathleen Crow
ley, recently presented with a gold
key for her scholarship record at
Wilson Teachers’ College; Miss Mar
garet Ewers, also a Wilson College
student, who was connected with the
Summer camp last season: Miss Madge
Johnson, a teacher at Shepherd School
and a graduate of Wilson College, and
! Miss Alexine Tanner, who served as
a camp councillor last Summer,
j Dr. George C. Ruhland, District
( health officer, will head a group of
; officials at a luncheon to be given
! at the camp on the opening day.
DANCING AND DRAMA ■■■MiMnMUKMBMHBEJijBiBisiiBii
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED | rtffZt II
Eckington Recreation Center Pro- K »
gram Includes Tuesday and MORTICIANS
Bj (C. 8. ZCRHOR8T, JR.)
Thursday Classes. | ESTAB. 1SS7
A schedule of children’s Summer ® 301 East Capitol St.
classes in dancing and drama was an- K Lin. *468 Lin. 0372 j
nounced yesterday at the Eckington K
Recreation Center. tgia^tasMBMBlBrclElglBlg^JB)
The program, as announced, calls for
class periods at 9:30 a.m. each Tues
day and Thursday through the months C m A VIA
of July and August, the first class to § lUZICl S
be held this Tuesday.
Miss Adelaide Courtney, who will. —service, quality and reverence in
have charge of the dance group, will' conducting beautiful funerals un
meet her class Tuesday in the Langley ! excelled any where. Complete in
School gymnasium. The instructor every detail. Undertakers for eol
for the drama class Is to be announced j ored U. S. War Veterans. Also
later. | for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11,
The Thomson Community Center j Company 1360, Washington, D. C.
also announced a program of dance So Deserving Case Turned Away
and drama study, classes for which Parlors and Chapels Free
are to be held each Wednesday and
Friday morning at 9:30, beginning Call NOrth 7795-7796
this week. The classes will be open n T
to all children In the vicinity of the 3o9 R. I. Ave. N.W.
midcity center, located at Twelfth and __________
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Traffic Convictions
RECKLESS DRIVING.
John J. Dugan. 508 Crittenden
street, $25.
SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING.
John T. Wilson, 114 Florida avenue,
! $25.
FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Dorothy W. Lee, 3323 Morrison
street, $5.
Mabel F. Harris, Virginia, $5.
Grace M. Chovan, 913 Emerson
street, $5.
Vincent E. Kelly, 712 G street. $10.
Charlie Welch, 915 Fourteenth
street, $10.
Norman E. Thorne, 1612 U street
southeast, $10.
Russell J. Carroll, 1907 Seventeenth
street southeast, $10.
Stephen C. Wood, Virginia, $5.
William B. Curtiss, Maryland, $5.
Edd Mills, Maryland, $5.
William J. Franklin, 1604 D street
southeast. $5.
Leroy A. Hapgood, 937 H street, $5.
William A Andresen, 4421 Fessen
den street, $5.
CRUISE PLANNE0 TODAY
-
Accompanied by their friends, 20
members of Theta Iota Chapter of
the Sigma Alpha Rho Fraternity of
America will go on their fourth annual
outing today for a rruise on the Po
tomac River aboard the yacht Parrot,
The destination is Indian Head, Md.,
the party leaving here at noon. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cohen will act as
chaperones. Robert Schooler is chair
man of the Social Committee.
. ■ i . I,—,
Mrs. Kee was employed at the
Government Printing Office for 28
years. Through her life, *he was
known for her charities.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Daisy Ryan Campbell, and a son
Walter Grant House, both of Wash
ington, and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at the
home at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Hoover Housekeeper
in White House is
Wed to Baltimorian
By tfte Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 27 —
Mrs. Samuel H. Long. White
House housekeeper during the
Hoover administration, was mar
ried here today at the Episcopal
Church of the Advent lo Isaac
Walker of Baltimore, Md. Mrs.
Long has made her home here
for several years with her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. Landon Davts. Mr.
and Mrs. Walker will live in
Baltimore.
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