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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. JULY 80. 1964
Innftltng *
RAMI, ABBAHAM. There will be an
unvetllnc of a monument In memory
cf the Ute ABRAHAM ZARIH. beloved
husband and lathee. The unvelltnc
. will take place Sunday. August 1. 1954.
» at 11 a.m. at the District ol Columbia
Lodce Section. Xlesavetgrad Cemetery.
. *233 16th pL s.e. Relatives and
Mends invited. 31
ARNOLD. IRENE CECILLA. on Tuesday.
July 27. 1954. at her residence. Ban
nockburn estates. Oakton. Va., IRENE
CECILIA ARNOLD, widow ol the late
Mr. Leon Arnold: mother ol Mrs. Edna
R. Duncan ol Bannockburn Estates:
Mrs. Ralph Counselman. Ormond Beach.
Fla.: sister ol Mrs. Ernest Mackintosh
ol Washington. D. C.: grandmother ol
Mrs. Jack Thomas ol Daytona Beach.
Fla.: Miss Dorothy Duncan ol Bannock
burn Estates; Mr. Leon A. Duncan and
Mr. Benng Counselman: also survived
by two great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the late residence. Ban
nockburn Estates. Oakton. Va.. where
services will be held on Friday. July
30, at 10:30 a.m. Interment ITT Hill
Cemetery. Alexandria. Va.
BAGBY. HELEN 8. On Thursday. July
29. 1954. at Doctors Hospital. HELEN
A BAOBY ol 1575 Spring pi. n.w.,
slater ol Mrs. Stuart C. Ross ol Nutley,
N. J., and Harry W. Bagby ol Silver
Spring. Md. Services at the B. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th
at. n.w.. on Saturday. July 31. at 10
an. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 30
BALL. ROBERT T. On Thursday. July
29, 1954, ROBERT T. BALL, the be
loved husband ol Dorothy Ann Ball
(nee Hugel). son ol Bertha J. Ball
and brother of Louise Payne. Marjorie
Willoughby and Elmer Ball. Friends
may call at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. 1661 Good Hope rd. s.e.. until
1 p.m. Saturday. July 31. Funeral
services at Minnesota Avenue Christian
Church at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. *0
BARGER. HARRY 8. On Friday. July
30. 1964. HARRY S. BAROER. be oved
5K1»‘4.«.5: &■*«': EM
sttiHfc
neral Home. 4812 Georgia ave. n.w.
Internment Asheville. N. C.
BLACK. IRA. DEACON. On Wednesday.
July 28. 1954. at his residence. 1102
64th Dl., Cedar Heights. Md.. DEACON
IRA BLACK, husband ol Elezer Black,
also surviving are four daughters, three
sons. nine grandchildren, one brother,
*three sisters and many other rela
tives and Irlends. Alter 6 p.m. Fri
day. July 30. friends may call at the
Seventh-Day Commandant Holiness
Church. 6302 K st. n.e.. Cedar Heights,
Md.. where services will be held at 1
p.m. Saturday. July 31. Elder S. D.
Hill, pastor. Relatives and Irlends In
. vited. Interment Paynes Cemetery.
Arrangements by Henry S. Washington
& Sons.
BRAGG. LILLIAN. On Wednesday.
July 28. 1954, at Emergency Hospital.
LILLIAN BRAOG ol 1348 Jefferson st.
1 n.w., beloved wile ol Robert Bragg.
> mother ol Mrs. Mary B. Hill and Ed
ward R. Bragg, grandmother of Edward
R. Bragg. Jr. She also is survived by
one niece. Mrs. Marietta Gray; other
relatives and Irlends. The late Mrs.
Bragg may be viewed at the atfewart
Funeral Home. 30 H st. n.e.. alter 4
p.m.. Friday. July 30. Funeral Satur
day. July 31. at 1 P.m.. from Gal
braith A. M. E. Zion Church. 1114 6th
st. n.w. Interment Woodlawn Ceme
tery. 30
CANDORE, PIETRO. On Tuesday. July
27. 1954. PIETRO CANDORE of 302
Rittenhouse st. n.w.. beloved husband
ol Maria Candore and father ol Frank,
Michael and Louis Candore. Funeral
from the Oder Funeral Home. 3b(>o
14th it. n.w.. on Saturday. July 31. at
10:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church
ol the Nativity at 11 a.m. Relative;
and Irlends Invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 30
CARRE, CAROLINE MABBUKY. On
Wednesday. July 28. 1954 j at the Chil
dren s Hospital. CAROLINES MARBURY
CARRE, beloved daughter of Chester
Morey Carre and Marbury Beall Carre
ol 3615 Chevy Chase Lake dr.. Chevy
Chase, Md. Body resting at Oawler s
Chapel, 1756 Pa. ave. n.w., alter 12
noon Friday. July 30. Services will be
held at Christ Episcopal Church. George
town, 31st and O sts. n.w on Satur
day. July 31. at 2 p.m. Please omit
flowers. Offerings may be made to
Children’s Hospital. Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery. 30
CARRIE. ANNIE TABER. On Wednes
day. July 28. 1954, at Arlington Hos
pital. ANNIE TABER CARRIE of 2116
N. Hollister st., Arlington. Va.. be
loved wile ol John Carrie and mother
ol John C. Carrie and Mrs. Gertrude
C. Schwab. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2847 WUson blvd..
Arlington, Va.. where funeral services
will be held on Saturday. July 31. at
4 pm. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. 30
COLBERT. ELIZA ANN. On Tuesday.
July 27, 1964, at her residence. 210 l
L St. n.W.. ELiZA ANN COLBERT, lov
ing sister ol Mrs. Hannah R. Johnson,
aunt ol John P Smith and Alice
Amanda Colbert. Other relatives and
friends also survive. Alter 4 p.m. Fri
day. July 30. friends may call at
Frazier's Funeral Home. 389 Rhode
Island ave. n.w.. where funeral services
will bo held on Saturday. July 81. at
1 p.m. Interment Alexandria, ya. 30
CRENSHAW, SAMVEL L. On Wednes
day, July 28, 1954, at his residence,
1155 First st. n.w.. SAMUEL L. CREN
SHAW. husband ol Willie Joe Crenshaw
and lather of Sandra and Jane Cren
shaw. Other relatives and many
friends also survive. Remains will be
resting at the Verbycke Spiritual
Churcn, 1316 Vermont ave. n.w.. after
4 Wm. today, where funeral services
will be held Saturday, July 31, at l
p.m., Bishop Vondell Gassoway offici
ating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
Arrangements by Malvan & Schey, Inc.
DAVIS. ROSE M. On Wednesday. July
2ff 1954. ROSE M. DAVIS of 1349 A
at. n.e.. beloved wile ol Noble T. Davis,
mother ol Rev. Thurston N. Davis. S. J.
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 11th st.
g.e.. until Saturday, July 31. 9:30
a.m. Requiem mass at Holy Com
forter Church at 10 a.m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. (Louisville, Ky.. pa
pers please copy.) 30
DAY. GEORGE T. Suddenly, on Friday.
July 30. 1954. at his residence, 205
Warrenton dr.. Sprlngbrook, Md..
GEORGE T. DAY, beloved husband of
Helen O. Day. father ol George T.
Day.. lr.. son ol Nannie B. Day. brother
ol Edward W.. Earl F.. and Harold M.
Day. Friends may call at the Taktwna
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. n.w., Ta
koma Park. D. C.. alter 3 P.m. Sat
urday. Notice ol services later.
DAY. GEORGE T. Suddenly, July 30. i
# 1954. at his home. Warring
ton dr.. Sprlngbrook. Silver
Spring. GEORGE T. DAY.
past president ol Lion s Club
of Silver Spring and past
Deputy District Governor of
22-C. Remains resting at
Walters Funeral Home, Takoraa Park.
NOtIte FKLIx e M.‘ BROUSSARD. Secy.
*“>*£«’ iSSVioSJ rfrasftnP;
DC. DORA P. DORSEY, beloved
mother ol Marlon Dorsey, .Lorraine
Baker and Oeorge Dorsey. Also sur
viving are nine grandchildren. 13
great-grandchildren and other rela
tives and Irlends. Alter 7 p.m. Fri
day. July 30. friends may call at her
late residence. Metropolitan rd ;> , Md.
Funeral Saturday, July 31. at «»•»•
at Emory Grove church. Emory Grove.
MdT Rev. T. T. Barrington officiating.
Interment church cemetery. Services
by Snowden.
EUBANKS, MINNIE LEE. On Monday.
July 26. 1954. at Columbia Hospital.
MINNIE LEE IUBANKB Os 6.1.13 sth
st. n.w.. beloved wile of Jesse M. Eu
banks, daughter ol Carrie B. Robinson,
sister of Edna Fields. Mary N. Branch
and John Robinson. She also Is sur
vived by a host of other relatives and
Irlends. The late Mrs. Eubanks may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 30
is?
Oarey M. Browne, and great-aunt.?!
si Rrnwne Also surviving are
mhe/ refat many friends. After
12 noon. Friday. July 30.
invitedto call at the McGuire Funeral
Home. 1820 Bth st. m * J h T h Rev"
will be conducted bj the Rev.
Moore on Saturday. July 31. at 1.3(
p.m. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 30
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GOODRICH WINIFRED C. On Wednes
day. July 28. 1954. at.her residence.
854 South Irving at.. Arlington, V*..
WINIFRED C. GOODRICH, beloved
wile ol Joseph F. Goodrich and mother
ol Aline Utterbsck. She also la sur
vived by lour brothers, five sisters
and one grandchild. Stanley G. Utter
back. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson blvd., Ar
lington. Va.. where funeral services
will be held on Monday. August 2,
st 2:15 p.m. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery. 1
GOODRICH. WINIFRED. Officer* and
a. . members of Arlington Chap
\tVdf ter No. 39. O. E. 8.. are
JfO/S hereby notified of the death
of our late slater. WINI
- GOODRICH. Eastern
\Y Star services at Ivea* Funeral
* Home, 2847 Wilson blvd..
Arlington. Va.. on Sunday. August 1.
at 8 p.m.. 1954.
GLADYS C. 6TEVAB. Worthy Matron.
ROBERT G. DISE. Worthy Patron.
BEATRICE HOLM. Secretary. 31
GROSS. ELIZABETH. On Wednesday.
July 29. 1954. at Freedmen’s Hospital.
ELIZABETH OROBS. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangement* by Dovle G. Brooks
and Otis F. Allen.
HAGERMAN. RALPH D. On Wednes
day. July 28, 1964. RALPH D. HAG
ERMAN. beloved husband of Eliza
beth (Bess) Hageman and father ol
Donald R. Hagerman, son of Clara A.
Hagerman. brother of Gladys Kessler,
grandfather of Patricia Hagerman.
Friends may call at the W. W. Deal
Funeral Home. 4812 Georgia ave. n.w.
Requiem mass at St. Gabriel’s Catholic
Church on Saturday, July 31. at 9 a.m
Interment Cedar HIU Cemetery. 30
HARPER, GLADYB P. Suddenly, on
Thursday. July 29, 1954. at her resi
dence. East Middle lane. Rockville. Md..
GLADYS P. HARPER, beloved wile ol
Albert C. Harper, sister of Mrs. Richie
Driver. She also leaves nieces, nephews
and other relatives and friends. Alter
6 p.m. Saturday. July 31. friends may
call at the Robert L. Snowden Funeral
Home. Rockville, Md. Funeral Sun
day. August 1. at 2 p.m.. at Seneca
Community Church. Seneca. Md., Rev.
E. P. Porter officiating. Interment
church cemetery. 31
HARTN. T, ANNIE M. On Thursday.
JulV 29.' 1954, at Baltimore. Mel.,
ANNIE M. HARTNETT, formerly ol
3501 M st. n.w.. Washington. D. C..
daughter of the late Patrick and Mary
Hartnett. Requiem mass in Shrine
of the Sacred Heart Church. Baltimore.
Md. on Saturday. July 31. at 8:30 a.m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Washington. D. C.. at 10:15 a.m.
HASKELL. DR. JAMES G. On Wednes
day. July 28. 1954. at Doctors Hos
pital. DR. JAMES G. HASKELL of
the Sheraton Park Hotel, beloved hus
band ol Mary Clare Haskell, brother
ol Dr Robert J. Haskell of Wash
ington. D. C.. and Dr. Roy T. Haskell
ol Lockport. N. Y. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. n.e., until 9:30 a.m. Sat
urday tuly 31. Requiem mass will be
offered at St. Thomas Apostle Catholic
Church. Woodley rd. and 27th st. n w.,
at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet
Cem»tery.
HICKS. CLARA E. On Thursday. July
29. 1954, at the home ol her daughter.
CLARA E. HICKS ol 7202 Exeter rd.,
Bethesda, Md.. belovd wile *1 the late
James W. Hicks, mother ol Mrs. Mar
cel Mallet Prevost. Bethesda. Md.: Mrs.
Robert Lee Peace. Springfield. 111., and
Walter Robert Hicks of Manhasset. Long
Island, N. Y.: sister of Mrs. Francis S.
Machen. Washington. D. C.. and Mrs
Patrick F. Kirby ol Los Angeles. Calif.
Friends are Invited to call at the
Bethesds-Chevy Chase Funeral Home ol
Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md.
Services Saturday. July 31. at Our
Lady of Lords Catholic Church. Be
thesda. Md.. where requiem mass will
be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 30
JONES, ROBERT. On Wednesday. July
28. 1954. at Suburban Hospital. ROB
ERT JONES, beloved father of John
H. and Richard T. Jones. He also
leaves one daughter-in-law and a de
voted friend. Dorothy V. Beckwith.
Alter 6 p.m. Friday, July 30. friends
may call at the Robert L. Snowden
Funeral Home. Rockville, Md.. where
funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.
Saturday. July 31. Rev. Davis offici
ating. Interment Boyd, Md.
Klnlz, ELMER MCDONALD, Lt. Cal.,
U. S. A. F.. Retired. On Friday, July
30. 1954. at Walter Reed Hospital,;
Lt. Col. ELMER MCDONALD KINTZ ol
1613 Harvard st. n.w., beloved hus
band ol Margaret Klntz. father of Mrs.
Franklin Green. Friends may call at
the F. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. n.w.. alter 9 a.m. Sat
urday.
LAUNI. GIUSEPPE. On Wednesday. July
28. 1954. at his reidence. 610 Ritten
house st. p.w., OIUSEPPE LAUNI. be
loved husband ol Rosa Launl and father
ol Charles. Dr. Anthony and Joseph
Launi, jr. Funeral from Taltavull Fu
neral home. 3619 14th st. n.w.. on
Saturday. July 31. at 8:30 a.m. „Re
quiem mass, Church of the Nativity,
at 9 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem
etery.
LEAPLEY, FREDERICK F. On Thurs
day. July 29, 1954. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. FREDERICK F. LEAPLEY
of 637 C st. n.e.. beloved lather of
Warren F. Leapley, brother ol Law
rence R. Leapley of Takoma Park.
Md.; Christel Weimer ol Bt. Peters
burg. Fla., and grandfather of Fred
erick W. Leapley of the United States
Navy. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
n.e. Notice ol funeral later.
LIPSCOMB. MARY KEGINA. On Thurs
day. July 29. 1054. MARY REGINA
LIPSCOMB (nee Hogan) of 2714 26th
st. n.e., beloved wife of the late Theodrlc
B. Lipscomb, mother ol Mrs. Mary E.
Hubbard. Mrs. Sallie Lattln, Mrs. Coley
Goldsmith, Cornelius Lipscomb. Mrs.
Margaret L. Sullivan. Mrs. Evelyn Pos
ton. Hudson and Bailey Lipscomb.
Friends may call at Nalley’s Funeral
Home, 3200 Rhode Island ave., at
Eastern ave., n.e.. where services will
be held on Saturday, July 31, at 2 p.m.
Relatives and Irlends invited. Inter
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. 30
MIDDLETON, LENA HARVEY. On Fri
day. July 30. 1954. LENA HARVEY
MIDDLETON ol 1229 S st. n.w., de
voted friend of Grace Proctor. Re
mains resting with L. E. Murray & Son.
1337 Tenth at. n.w. Funeral notice
later. 31*
MILLER. EVA. On Wednesday. July 28,
1954, EVA MILLER, beloved Wile ol
the late Abraham Miller, and mother
ol Max, Louis. Sara. Anna and Kath
erine Miller and the late Mrs. Theresa
Manekin and Benjamin Miller. Also
survived by seven grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren. In mourning
at 2458 Callow ave., Baltimore, Md.
Kindly omit Sowers.
MILLER. WILLIAM E. Suddenly, on
Thursday. July 29. 1954, at Harring
ton. Dei., WILLIAM E. MILLER, be
loved husband of Alice V. Miller, father
ol John W. Miller. Mrs. Vlvan Densford
and Mrs. Dorothy Hahner, brother ol
Harry Miller. Mrs Margaret Bromley.
Mrs. Sue Forsythe, Mrs. Gladys He
nault and Mrs. Janie Mason. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
ana Mass. ave. n.e., where services will
be held on Monday. August 2. at 10
a.m. In lieu of flowers the family re
quests a contribution to be made to
the National Lutheran Home. Wash
ington. D. C. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 1
NALLEY, ANNIE M. On Wednesday.
July 28. 1954. ANNIE M. NALLEY ol
Sheriff rd.. Landover, Md.. beloved wile
of the late Floyd F. Nalley and mother
ol Ivor L. Nalley. Catherine T. Ray
mond and Reginald L. Nalley; sister of
Catherine Oroshon. Elizabeth Dalsey.
Carrie. Lillian. Clement 1., James
O. and William T Beall. She also
is survived by four grandchildren.
Mrs. Nalley rests at the Gasch's
Funeral Home. HyattsvlUe, Md.. where
services will be held on Saturday. July
31. at 8:45 a.m.; thence to St. Mar
garets Catholic Church. Seat Pleasant.
Md.. where requiem mass will be of
fered at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemeterv. 30
NASH. ELLA EUGENIA. On Thursday.
July 29, 1954. at the residence ol her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Wilson, 4528
Alton Pl. n.w., ELLA EUGENIA NASH,
wife ol the late George J. Nash, be
loved mother el Mrs. William Gun
trum of Miami Shores. Fla.: Mrs.
Alice H. Merrill ol Washington, D. C.;
Mrs. Ethel J. Crawford ol Washington,
D. C.i Preston M. a Nash bf Miami
shores, Fla.; George T. Nash of Wash
ington. D. C.: Stanley R. Nash of
Springfield. Va., and Mrs. A. H. Wil
son. Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.
on Monday. August 2. at 11 a.m.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 1
PHOENIX. ANNIE. On Sunday, July 25.
1954. ANNIE PHOENIX. She is sur
vived by two brothers, Samuel and
Taylor Robertson: two sisters, Mrs.
Martha Chase. Mrs. Maude J. King;
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Horton’s Mortuary. 1324 You
st. n.w. Mass will be held Saturday.
10 a.m.. at St. Augustine’s Catholic
Church. 1800 block ol 15th st. n.w.
interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
POLLARD, BENJAMIN F. Suddenly, on
Saturday. July 24, 1954. in Petersburg,
Va.. BENJAMIN F. POLLARD, husband
ol Mrs. Pe»l Pollard, lather ol Mrs.
Esther Dixon and Mrs. Corrlne Lucas.
te also is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
ertha S. Fox and Mrs. Ruth E. Green,
one brother. Herbert L. Pollard; three
grandchildren, one aunt, two nieces,
one nephew, other relatives and friends.
Mr. Pollard may be seen after 6 p.m.
July 30, at Chinn Funeral Home. 2605
R Seminary rd., Arlington. Va. Fu
neral service at 12 noon July 31. at
Mount Zion Baptist Church. 19th and
S. Langley st., Arlington. Va., Rev.
Oswald C. Smith in charge. Inter
ment In Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. *
POWELL. CHARLES S. On Friday. July
30, 1954. CHARLES 8. POWELL ol 120
Florida ave. n.w. Notice ol funeral
later. Arrangements by Frailer Fu
neral Home, 389 R. L ave. n.w.
MONEY, PATRICK A. On Wednesday
July 28. 1954, at his residence. 2826
Que st. s.e.. PATRICK A. RIGNEY. be
loved husband ol Elizabeth F. Rigney.
father ol William Rigney and Mrs
Rita Morgan. Friends may call at the
i Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Massa
chusetts ave. n.e.. until 8:30 a.m..
Saturday. July 31. Mass will be offered
at St. Francis Xavier Church at 9 a.m.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
rigney. PATRICK A. On Wednesday.
. July 28. 1054. at Washlng
ton. D. C.. PATRICK A.
ffivfSSYk RIGNEY, member of Colum
m » bia Typographical Onion No.
ILvafF M 101 and AVUPB. Remain!
resting at Lee Funeral Home.
4th it. and Mass. ave. n.e.
Funeral service* on Saturday, July 31.
at 9 a.m. from Bt. Francis Xavier
Church. Interment Cedar HIU Ceme
tery. Member* of the unton are Invited
to attend the funeral sarvlees.
JOSEPH Z. LINS. Secratary.
George T. Day Dies;
President of Bank
•>
Os Silver Spring
George T. Day, 48, president of
the Bank of Silver Spring, died
after a heart attack today at
his home in Springbrook. Silver
Spring, Md.
Death of the banker, who was
widely known as a civic leader,
was unexpected. His family said
he had appeared to be in good ■
health yesterday.
A native and life-long resident
ol Silver Spring, he graduated
from McKinley High School and
then worked for a brief period
for Bafeway Stores.
Began As Teller.
Mr. Day began his banking
career as a teller with the Su
burban Trust Co., then the Su
burban National Bank.
He rose to vice president of
Suburban. When the Bank of Sil
ver Spring was organized in 1946
Mr. Day was named president.
Mr. Day was a leading figure
in local fund drives of the Bed
Cross and other organizations.^
A member and a past presi
dent of the Silver Spring Lions
Club, he was also a past district
governor of the Lions.
* Was On Church Board.
He was a member of the of
ficial board of the Woodside
Methodist Church in Silver
Spring.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Helen O. Day.; a son, Ma-
Epatfja
RIGNEY. PATRICK A. Washington
Lodge No. 16. B. P. O.
Elks, will assemble at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th at.
Mytm and Mass. ave. n.e., on
WMKM Friday. July 30. 1954. at
8 p.m. to exemplify the
funeral ritual of the order
ove the remains of our late brother.
PATRICK A. RIGNEY. By order of
CHARLEb v.. ORRISON. Exalted Ruler.
Attest: R. T. PICKREL. Secretary.
SHIPLEY, FRANK S. Suddenly, on July
29. 1954, at Walkersvllle. Md.. FRANK
S. SHIPLEY, age 88 years, husband of
the late Mona Shipley, nee Hawkins.
Services at G. C. Barton Funeral Home.
Walkersvllle. Md.. Monday at 11 a.m.
Walkersvllle. Md.. Monday. August 2. at
11 a.m. Interment Monocacy Cemetery.
Beallsville. Md. 1
SIMONS. GEORGE W.. JR. Suddenly on
Thursday, "uly 29, 1954. at his resl?
dence. 11 Newlands st.. Chevy Chase.
Md.. GEORGE W. SIMONS. Jr., beloved
husband of Alma R. Simons (ree
Chappelear), father of Oeorge W.
Slmops 3d. brother of Mrs. John P.
Benjamin and Mrs. A. C. Baker of
Asburv Park. N. Y. Services at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29(‘l
14th st. n.w., on Saturday. July 31,
at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
SIMONS. GEORGE W. A special com
<6> municatlon of George C.
/VS\ Whiting Lodge No. 22. F.
A. A M., is called for 11
CwfiVO a ra Saturday, July 31. 1954.
ypSJfAr for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of our late
brother GEORGE W.
SIMONS. Bv order of the worshipful
master.
REUBEN A. BOGLEY, Secretary.
STANLEY. CHARLES EDGAR (ED). On
Thursday. July 29. 1954. at his home,
Damascus. Md.. CHARLES EDGAR (ED)
STAN. EY. beloved husband of Daphne
M Stanley, father of Mrs. James V.
Johnson. Mrs. Jamees W. Gillis. Mrs.
Richard Hines and Kenneth Stanley,
and brotner of Mrs. Russell Watkins.
Mr Stanley rests at the Olin L. Moles
worth Funeral Home. Damascus. Md.
3ervices on Saturday. July 31, at )1
a.m. at the Damascus Methodist Church.
Interment church cemetery. -
SUTTON. ROLAND LEE. On Wednes
day. 'JHK " 8 - Western Sprints,
111.. ROLAND LEE SUTTON, beloved
husband of Louise M. Sutton, father
of Roland Lee Button. Jr.: brother of
Dr. R. N.. W. Marvin and Raymond W.
Sutton and nephew of Mrs. Etta Mc-
Kenny. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson blvd., Ar
lington, Va.. where funeral services will
be held on Saturday. July 31. at 11 a.m.
Interment Oakwood Cemetery. 30
THROCKMORTON, TIMOTHY THOMAS,
of 1311 N. Caiptol st.. on July 28. 1954.
beloved son of Mrs. Rita Coin. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home. 1400 Cha
pin st. n.w., on Saturday. July 31. at
10 a.m. Interment Washington Na
tional Cemetery
WALKER, VIVIAN, of 40 R st. n.w. No
tice of funeral later. Arrangements
by Jarvis.
WALTON. EMMITT. On Tuesday. July
27. 1954. EMMITT WALTON of 310
Fla. ave. n.w.. husband of Mrs. Jean
nette Walton, brother of Mrs. Rosa
Rucke. Mrs. Lucille Clark. Mrs. Mattie
Davis. Mrs. Sallie Highsmith. Mrs. Lizzy
Bradley. Willie and Samuel Walton.
Many other relatives and fiends also
Many other relatives and friends also
Frazier's Funeal Home, 389 Rhode Is
land ave. n.w.. from 11 a.m. until 8
p.m.. Friday. July 30. Funeral and In
terment in Elberton. Oa.
WILLETT. LEROY. On Friday. July 30,
1954. at his residence. 15 R. I. ave.
n.e., LEROY WILLETT, beloved hus
band of Marion J. Willett, lather of
Marion W. Stlmson of Decatur, Ala.,
and Leroy G. Willett of Charles Town,
W. Va. Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on
Monday. August 2. at 10 a.m. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
31
WILSON. ROBERT, of Indian Head. Md..
on July 29. 1954. brother of Mrs. John
H. Bloom. Indian Head, Md.; Mrs. A. G.
Rutter. Bronx. N. Y.: Mrs. Evelyn
Dooley. Miss Maude Wilson. Miss Har
riet Wilson and Willie Wilson, all of
Dublin. Ireland. Prayers at the resi
dence of Mrs. John H. Bloom. Indian
Head. Md., on Monday. August 2, at
8:30 a.m. Mass in St. Mary’s Star of
the Sea Church. Mattingly ave.. Indian
Head. Md., at 9 a.m. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Services by
Chambers.
WISBMAN, BERNARD A. Suddenly, on
Thursday. July 29. 1954, BERNARD A.
WISSMAN, beloved husband of Imelda
Wissman of 5615 31st ave.. Hyatts
ville. Md. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 3831 Georgia
ave. n.w.. on Monday. August 2. at
8:45 am. Requiem mass at St. Jer
omes Church, HyattsvlUe. Md.. at 9:30
a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WISSMAN. WARREN A. Suddenly, on
Thursday. July 29. 1954, WARREN A.
WISSMAN, beloved husband of Cath
erine E. Wissman of 2709 Kirkwood
gl„ HyattsvlUe. Md.. and father of
avid and Nancy Wissman. Funeral
services from the Timothy Hanlon Fu
neral Home. 3831 Georgia ave. n.w..
on Monday. August 2. at 2 p.m. in
ternment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1
In fHmnrtam
BOOKER. REV. HENRY J. In .loving
memory of our husband and father
R ev. HENRY J. BOOOKER. who entered
eternal rest twelve year* ago today.
To live In the hearts of those we love
lii not to die.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HAYWARD AVIATION CADET JAMES A.
In loving memory of our loved cne.
• AVIATION CADET JAMES A. HAY
WARD who departed this life eleven
years ago todav. July 30. 1943.
A voice w» >oved Is hushed in death.
A form we loved Is stilled:
A placp Is vacant In our nearti
That never can be filled.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND FAMILY. *
JONES. MARY" T. A tribute of love and
devotion to the memory of my dear
mother MARY T. JONES, who pissed
away five vears ago. July 30, 1949.
Her memory is all I have now,
Her cares are all at rest.
But thankful am 1 who today can say.
I loved her and did my beat.
HER "VING AND DEVOTED DAUGH
TER. RUTH A. McCREA. *
WILLIAM 8. In loving memory
or our dear husband. f»il>er grand
father and brother WILLIAM B.
JONES, who passed away two years
ago today. July 30. 1962.
I ca not say and wIU not aay that
he is dead.
He Is just away:
With a cheery smile and a wave of
the hand w .
He has wandered Into an unknown land
And left us dreaming how very fair
It needs must be since he Is there.
Think of him faring on as dear.
Xn the love of there as the love of here;
Think of him still as the tame 1 aay,
He it not dead, he It just away.
THE FAMILY. *
, ROSS. LUCILLE G. Sacred to the mem
ory of my dear daughter. LUCILLE
! G. ROSS, who denarted this Ufa one
| year ago odav Julv 30. 1953.
I Memories are treasures no one can steal.
! Parting leaves heartachea no one can
heal:
i TUI memory fades and life .departs.
! You will live forever in my heart,
i YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER. «
; SNOWDEN. MARTHA E. In sweet mem
ory of our laving mother and sister.
MARTHA E. SNOWDEN, who left us
fifteen vears ago today. July 30. 1939.
Sht was a dear titter and wonderful
motner
With her loving way* each day.
Always trying to do for others
As she journeyed on har way.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. FLORENCE
8. SAVOY. AND SISTER. MARGARET
P. CHASE.
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line Pfc. George T. Day, jr., now
stationed at Camp Lejeune; his
mother, Mrs. Nannie B. Day, 713
Chesapeake avenue, Silver Spring,
and three brothers, Edward W.
Day. Glen Hills, Md.; Earl F.
Day, of the Chesapeake street
address, and Harold Day, 1311
Merrimac drive, West Hyatts
ville. *
Services for Mrs. Rohde
Held in Copenhagen
By tha Aitociattd Pr#»s
COPENHAGEN. Denmark, July
?0. —Funeral services for Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, for
mer United States Minister to
Denmark, were held at the
British St. Albans Church here
today.
King Frederik was represented
by Prince Viggo, his cousin, and
Princess Viggoi who is American
born Eleanor 1 Margaret Green,
of Boston. Others present in
cluded H. C. Hansen, Danish
Foreign Minister; Robert Coe,
United States Ambassador, and
Maj. Borge Rohde, Mrs. Rohde’s
Danish-born husband.
The funeral service was simple
with no singing or music.
Eight United States Marines
made up ap honor guard.
Mrs. Rohde came here around
July 1 to thank King Frederik
for receiving the Medal of Merit
for her work for Denmark over
21 years. Three weeks later she
was admitted to a hospital where
she died Monday of coronary
thrombosis.
Her ashes will be buried at
Ordrup Cemetary, near Copen
hagen.
William E. Miller, 75, Noted
Harness Race Track Driver
Death struck William E. Mil- 1
ler from his sulky yesterday, just i
as the 75-year-old Washington
furniture merchcant and top- 1
ranking harness track Ariver was '•
within sight of victory at the 1
Kent and Sussex Fair, Harring- <
ton, Del.
'The owner of two furniture
stores and president" of Rose- i
Francis Stann Reviews Life of Colorful ;
Sulky Driver. Foge A-16
croft Raceway toppled onto the
track less than 80 yards from
the finish line as the crowd of
12,000 gasped.
Other drivers in the first heat
of a free-for-all pace sharply
swerved their horses to avoid
striking Mr. Miller’s body. As
his wife, the former Alice Vir
ginia Koogle of Middletown, Md.,
watched, a doctor hastened to
the stricken man’s side and five
minutes later pronounced him
dead of a heart attack.
Race All But Won.
Mr. Miller was driving his
mare Josedale Alate, bought for
$13,000 at auction four months
ago, in the day’s third event.
The race appeared to be all but
won when, coming into the
stretch, another driver saw Mr.
Miller waver and decided he was
in trouble.,
Britt Holloway, the track’s
secretary-manager, said Mr. Mil
ler was so sac out in front he
undoubtedly would have won.
Ninety-five degree heat was
believed to have contributed to
the tragedy ending nearly 50
years of racing for the veteran
turfman who won the first event
he ever entered in 1907 at the
old Brightwood track here. Like
yesterday’s closing chapter, it
was a free-for-all pace.
Ever since 1907, he has been
driving harness racers and
breeding them. He has often
been acknowledged the Nation’s
consistently top driver. In 1949,
i when he was 70, he waS Amer
ica’s leading driver, with 105 vic
tories to his credit that year. He
had his best day in 1951 when
he won seven out of eight races
at Freehold, N. J.
His interest in harness racing
led in 1949 to his founding of
the $1.3 million Rosecroft Race
way at Oxon Hill, Md., where he :
had a farm also called Rosecroft. i
Mr. Miller lived at 6025 Brink
ley road, in Oxon Hill.
Was to Race Last Night.
Last night he was due to drive ;
in the SIO,OOO Baltimore Invita- !
tion Race. Mr. Miller’s $35,000 !
horse, Hillsota, which he per
sonally trained, was scratched
from the race because of his
death.
Mr. Miller was founder of the;
furniture company here that
bears his name. A native of
Westmoreland County, Va., he
came from a farming family. In
1895, on arriving in Washington,
he and an uncle entered the
furniture business, and he opened i
his own store five years later.'
The firm, now estimated to do 1
: about $2 million in business an
nually, has two stores, at Sev- :
enth and E streets S.W., and'
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G. W. Simons, Jr.,
Founder of Transport
And Insurance Firms
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George W. Simons, jr., 50,
founder of a transportation com
pany and an Insurance broker
age firm, died unexpectedly yes
terday at his home. 11 New
lands street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr. Simons founded and, at
the time of his death, was serv
ing as secretary of Airport
Transport, Inc., which operates
oat of National Airport. He also
founded and was president of
Insurance Underwriters. Inc., a
general insurance brokerage
business here.
Native of PennsylvanCa.
He was born in Easton, Pa. He
was educated at Lafayette Col
lege in Easton and at Natiohal
University Law School in Wash
ington.
After finishing his studies at
National University, Mr. Simons
took a job with the Diamond
Cab Co. as an investigator and
claims adjuster. Later he left the
firm to found the insurance
brokerage firm.
He set up the airport trans
portation company at the time
National Airport was opened by
the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
Mr. Simons was a director of
the Bank of Maryland, a direc
tor of the Cbrinthian Yacht
Club and a member of the
Metropolitan Club.
Held Masonic Posts.
His Masonic affiliations in
cluded membership in the
George C. Whiting Lodge No. 22,
Mount Vernon Chapter No. 3 of
Royal Arch Masons, Adoniram
Council No. 2 of Royal and
Select Masters, the-. Washington
Commandery No. 1 of Knights
Templar, the Albert Pike Con
sistory of the Scottish Rite and
the Almas Temple Shriners.
Mr. Simons is survived by his
widow, the former Alma R.
Chappelear; a son, George W.
Simons HI, who is a pre-medi
cal student at the University of
Maryland, and two sisters, Mrs.
John F. Benjamin and Mrs.
Albert C. Baker, both of Asbury
Park. N. J.
Funeral services will be held
at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the S. H.
Hines funeral home, Fourteenth
and Harvard streets N.W. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery,
with Masonic rites.
Eighth street and Pennsylvania
avenue S.E.
His efforts at breeding the
harness horses were consistently
successful, and the breeding
farm on his estate was consid
ered to be the third largest in
the United States.
When, only a few years ago,
harness racing became a sport
involving millions of dollars, Mr.
Miller decried the scandals that
touched it. He stressed that the
racing itself was never to blame
but that whatever scandalous
action came about, was caused
by unethical Individuals who, es
pecially in the East, rose to the
management and operation of
the tracks.
Barred From Own Track.
Bearing the good of the sport
in mind,. Mr. Miller accepted a
decision by the Maryland Racing
Commission, which stated that
he could not compete in harness
races on his own track.
On March 29, Mr. Miller cele
brated both his 75th birthday
and his 50th wedding anniver
sary. That day he worked out
22 horses.
He used to point out that age
had nothing to do with harness
racing, because once in the
blood, the thrills of the sport
never left. One employe said of
Mr. Miller: “Never saw anything
like him. He goes at top speed
from 8 o’clock in the morning
until 8 o’clock at night, and in
between he wonders why there
isn’t more daylight.”
The survivors, in addition to
the widow are a son, John W.
Miller; two daughters, Mrs.
Clarence Hahner and Mrs
Robert L. Densford, and six
grandchildren.
The son was closely associated
with the father in business and
is secretary-treasurer of Rose
croft.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Monday at the Lee
funeral home. Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue N.E.
Harry S. Barger, Former
Justice Trial Specialist
Harry S. Barger, 72, a former
Justice Department trial special
ist, died today at his home, 2844
1 Wisconsin avenue N.W.
1 Mr. Barger lived in Washing
ton most of the past 40 years.
During that time he
eral years on Justice Depart.; t
assignments in Alabama and
| Puerto Rico.
i During his Government cerv
ice he was considered one of the
outstanding trial lawyers in
financial fraud cases.
Mr. Barger had been ill several
months. He retired a year aso.
Survivors include the widow,
the former Miss Bessie Brown of
Asheville, N. C., and a niece and
two nephews.
Burial will be in Asheville.
Arrangements are incomplete.
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Dr. James G. Haskell,
Practicing Dentist
Here for 57 Years
Dr. James G. Haskell, 79, a
practicing dentist here for 57
years, died Wednesday at Doc
tors Hospital.
Dr. Haskell was a native of
Nelson County, Ky., and came
here in 1895 as a student. He
was graduated from what is now
George Washington University in
1897 and set up a dentistry prac
tice.
He was a member of both the
District Dental Society and the
American Dental Association. In
1947, after 50 years’ membership,
the District Dental Society made
him an honorary member. •
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Haskell of the Shera
ton Park Hotel, where the couple
made their home, and two broth
ers, Dr. Robert Haskell, a retired
District dentist, and Dr. Roy
Haskell, a physician of Lock
port, N. Y.
A requiem mass will be cele
brated at 10 a.m. tomorrow in
St. Thomas Apostle Catholic
Church, Woodley road and Twen
ty-seventh street N.W., by Dr.
Haskell’s nephew, the Rev. An
drew V. Graves, S. J., of Hot
Springs, N. C. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery,
J. K. Baker, Jr., Father
Os Hagerstown Aide
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HAGERSTOWN, July 30.—Fu
neral services were to be held to
day for John K. Baker, jr., 64.
retired accountant and father
of John K. Baker in, auditor
for the City of Hagerstown and
Washington County.
Mr. Baker died Thursday at
his home.
He opened public accounting
offices in Hagerstown in 1919
after several years’ association
with the Federal Government.
Survivors include his wife and
a daughter.
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Mrs. Thomas Schall,
Widow and Aide
Os Blind Senator
Mrs. Thomas D. Schall, 75,
who helped guide her blind hus
band through a long career in the
House and Senate, died yesterday
in Albuquerque, N. Mex.
The widow of Senator Schall,
Republican, of Minnesota, had
been making her home with a son
in Albuquerque for the past few
years.
The farmer Miss Margaret
Huntley, she was born near Han
cock, Minn., and graduated from
the IJniversity of Minnesota as
a Phi Beta Kappa. She married
Senator Schall when he was a
young attorney in Minneapolis.
Blinded in Cigar Store.
Her husband was blinded in
1907. He had bought a cigar in
a Fargo (N. Dak.) store and
pressed the button of an elec
tric lighter which had been
carelessly connected to the street
lighting system. The lighter ex
ploded near his face, blinding
him.
Nine years later he was elected
to the House—the first blind
man to win a seat there. From
there he moved into the Senate
in 1924.
Senator Schall’s carrer ended
in 1935 when he was fatally in
jured in an auto accident. He
was struck while being led across
| a street in Cottage City, Md.
Studied Law Two Yean.
To prepare herself as a main
stay for her husband’s career,
Mrs. Schall studied law for two
and a half ye&rs.
Mrs. Schall, who was born of
pioneer parents on the prairies
near Hancock, made an unsuc
cessful attempt to win a House
seat from Minnesota after her.
husband’s death. She was de
feated in the 1936 primary.
During their stay in Washing
ton, Senator and Mrs. Schall
had made their home in Ber
wyn, Md.
She is survived by two sons,
Richard D. Schaal, deputy ad
ministrator of the Internal Re
gion, Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration; Thomas D. Schall,
attorney, z\lbuquerque; a sister,
Mrs. Hugh Eastwood Bierman, a
resident here, and two grand
children.
Funeral services, which have
not been completed, will be in
Albuquerque.
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F. F. Leapley, 72;
Operated Florist
Business 44 Years
Frederick F. Leapley. 72, who
has operated a downtown florist
shop since 1910, died yesterday
at Sibley Memorial Hospital.
Born in Prince Georges Coun
ty, Mr. Leapley was a lifelong
resident of the Washington area.
At the time of his death, Mr.
Leapley’s home was at 637 C
street N.E.
Mr. Leapley first established
his florist business at 905 G
street N.W. The F. F. Leapley
Florist Shop has been at 908 G
street N.W. since 1927.
He was a member of the Tele
graph Delivery Service and the
Allied Florist Association.
Mr. Leapley was the husband
ol Mrs Hattie M. Leapley, who
died last January. The couple
had celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary in 1952.
He is survived by a son, War
ren F. Leapley, of Wlldercroft,
Prince Georges County; a sister,
Mrs. Christel Weimer. St. Peters
burg, Fla.; a brother, Lawrence
R. Leapley, 6906 New Hampshire
avenue. Takoma Park. Md.; and
a graridson, Frederick LApley,
a Navy airman on duty in New
foundland.
Funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.
Dowager Duchess Portland
WORKSOP. England, July 30
(A*).—The Dowager DUchess of
Portland died at her home to
day. She was 91. She and the
sixth Duke were married in 1889
He died in 1943.
Milton D. Yerkes
LAUREL, Del., July 30 (JP). —
Milton D. Yerkes, poultry feed
business operator, died of a heart
attack yesterday while attend
ing a business meeting at the
Peoples’ National Bank here.
We have personal
convictions as to
the sacred respon
sibilities we as
sume when we an
swer ever/ tele
phone call.

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