Evening star. [volume], September 01, 1946, Page 10, Image 69

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Baby No 2301 Peter Leon,
yon of Mr. and Mrs. Lton
Dam, 564 So. 18th $t.,
Arlington, Va.
Baby Banters
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At THE END of the Chapel in Cedar Hill’s “Sanctuary”—Washington’s
Newest Community Mausoleum—are the “Angels of Refuge” \\ indows.
These windows rank among the finest masterpieces of D’Ascenzo, the re
nowned stained-glass artist.
The “Angels of Refuge” Windows are over nine feet high and more than
five feet wide. They interpret Man’s twin aspirations of E'aith and Belief in
Immortality—provide an inspiring background for the services held in the
Chapel.
Cedar Hill’s Sanctuary is located only three and a half miles from the United
States Capitol Building—straight out Pennsylvania Avenue S.E. You will
be gratefully surprised at the moderate prices and flexible terms of payment.
Hourly bus service from downtown. Phone Lincoln 8000 for schedule.
Literature Gladly Sent Upon Request
(jedad* Hill is Not Expensive ... is Not
Sold Out... is Washington s Most Beautiful C emetery
YOUR
INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION. 1
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