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•* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Id, IBM
A-18
With Regard to a
Card of Thanks
Vmt eftoa • card at rtwakt la
Tka Star aiaatt a need which caa
hardly ha whrad la aay other way.
Nat aaly la it a «racioa« txproswon
at aratitada to thaaa who hara cent
floral tribataa bat aha caarteaady
acknowledge* tha service! and kiad
n mas at the many to abide a |W»*
taaai aata at thaok. cannot well ba
■tailed or whose neawt aad ad
droteat ere aat known.. Insertion at
. a card at thanks aioy be arranged
»y telephone to The Star. ST 3-5000
The Evening and Sunday Star
Itrortlittg
JANOFSKT. EDWARD. Then will be u
SaLri‘"Vosses
■t the Bnal Isreel Cemetery. Oxo«
BUM. Md. Belsttvee nod frlend^jn
<&arhs at st?ank*
«, t °mS?Tr.M?r *JSMS!
expressions of sympathy. during oui
recent bereavement.
Stall?*
ABELL. BENJAMIN C.. SR. On Tues
Ut ß U r st M M hu.^d^? A N In«
Williams and Gladys Crapser, son o
Kate Abell of California. Md. He ale.
Is survived by one brother and Jew
rtera. mends may coll at the Rafter
M, 9o«f r ?in?r 0 .T t i.tVr l ““
A iS& p n,
' ALLEN of 1217 Hew Jersey aye. n.w.
devoted husband of Cora E. Allen Hi
auo la survived by a sister. Iren,
at/Lace: a niece. Muriel Pteraan. ant
* boot of oUier relatives and mam
gS*: flS&vsapws
pun., at the Galbraith A. M. E. Zlm
Church 1114 Bth at. n.w. Prank T
Heberts efflelatln*. Interment Lineolr
Memorial Cemetery. Arranaements b)
Morrow A Woodford. 17
ALLEN. JOHN. There will be • special
A communication of Chaxlri
/T\ Datchtr Lodge. No. 15. P.
ICSk. A A M, at tha Masonic
/Jr!Vj Temple. 10th stad You its
WUMI n.w.. at 11 a m.. Wednesday.
PCs/y' August 17. 1956. for the pur
v pose of paying the hut Ma-
Oonie rites to our late brother. JOHN
ALLEN. Officers alii assemble it th«
temple, brothers will assemble *t Great
er New Hope Baptist Chureh. Bth and
H »ts. n.w, at 12:30 pm. .
JOHN B HOWARD. W M.
CLARENCE A. NIXON. Secretary.
JOHN I. SLADE. JR, Assistant Sety.
ALLS'V JOHN. Members of the Inter-
FI oenominational Ushers' Union
■* -ey are hereby notified of tlx
U H death of our beloved mem
-7| I ber. JOHN ALLEN. Funeral
, services on Wednesday, Au-
Tftrkkfn gust 17. 1056. at 1 pm,
«n.r|jao7 (t , b( aretter New Hon.
Baptist Church. Bth and H its. n.w.
ALMA C. HAWKINS. President.
IRENE STANCIL, Cor. Secy.
ANDERSON. JOHN. Departed this life
Friday. August 12, 1966. at his .real,
dence. 1541 nth st. n.w.. JOHN ANDER
SON. devoted husband of Mrs Fannie
Anderson. He is survived by one son,
John Anderson. lr.: one daughter. Mrs.
Sarah Williams; one aranddauohter.
one sister. Mrs. Mamie MeColough:
other relatives aad many friends. Re
mains may be viewed Tuesday. Aueusl
in. after 12 noon, at the Rail Bros.
Funeral Home. n2l Florida aye. n.w..
where services win be held on Wednes
day. Aueusl 17. at 1 p.m. Interment
Weodlawn Cemetery.
ARNOLD. MART D. On Saturday. Au
bust 13. 1955. MARY D. ARNOLD of
3210 Oliver st. n.w, oeloved daughter
es the late Fannie and Henry k Avnold.
Friends are Invited to call at the
Sethesda-Cbevy Chase Funeral Home of
Robert a Pumphrev. Bethesde Md,
where services will be held Wednesday.
August 17. at 10 am. Interment Port
Lincoln Cemetery. 16
BATES. JOHN R. On Thursday. AU.
ES; of*° Detroit lh Mich* **Hs
left one niece and two nephew*. VP
ISSfiW 7 -£S
of 1912 16th at. n.w.. beloved father
of Evelyn H. Peters, grandfather of
Irma and Thomas Peters. He also la
Survived toy other relatives aad many
Wends. After 4 p.m. Wednesday, Au
gust 17. friends are Invited to call
st tha Jarvis CBapel 1432 Yog st.
aw, where funeral services win be
held at 1 cm. Thursday. August 18.
nterment Wood la am Cemetery 17
CHAMBERLAIN. CHARLES FRANCIS.
Suddenly, on Saturday, August 13. 1956.
CHARLES FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN of
4101 Fessenden st. n.w., beloved son
of Leonard (Bill) 8 and Prances E
Chamberlain and brother of Leonard
.Bill> 8 . lr . and Martaret Mary Cham
berlain Punera! from the DeVoi Fu
neral Home 2224 Wisconsin ave n.w
. on Wednesday. August 17. at 8:30 a m
thence to Bt. Ann's Church Wisconsin
Ave. and Yuma st. n.w, where reoulem
mast win be offered at 9a m Friends
and relatives invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 18
CLERICO. KATHERINE. Os 4707 18th
It. a.w„ on August 14. 1956. beloved
Wife of Louis Clerlco. mother of Mrs.
John Midolo. Mrs. O. F. Rimer. Wil
liam L and James Clerico, sister of
Margaret and Darid Zerega. She also
is survived by fourteen erandeh'ldVen
Prayers at Chambers' Funeral Home.
1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Thursday,
August 18. at 8:3(1 am. Mass at
the Sacred Heart Church. 16th st.
and Park rd. n.w, at 9 a.m. Inter
ment St Mary's Cemetery 17
COBB, MABEL H. On Tuesday. Au
gust 16. 1955. MABEL H COBB be
loved mother of Dean. H. Cobb of
Lot Anseles. Ctlif.: Gertld N. Cobb
of Kelso. Wtsh., tnd Elinor Cobb.
Services st the W. W. Deal Funeral
Borne. 4812 Oeorela ave. nw„ on
Thursday August 18, tt 3 p:m. In
terment private. 17
DE LA MATER. GERTRUDE PHILLIPS.
On Monday. August 15. M*ss. st Gar
field Hospital GERTRUDE PHILLIPS
DE LA MATER of 3330 17th st. n.w,
beloved wife of John De La Mater,
mother of Mrs. Marjorie D. Schultse
of Hopewell, Va : sister of Mrs. Clara
E. Klnkade of Tckro. Japan Services
at the 8 H. Hines Co. Punera) Home.
2901 14th st. n.w , on Wedne«diy, Au
gust 17. at 8 p.m Interment private.
Please omit flowers 17
DUNDA9. THELMA ELIZABETH (nee
Richardson). On Sunday. August 14.
1955. THELMA ELIZABETH DUNTJAS
(nee Richardson) st Providence Hos
pital beloved wife of Richard K.
Dundas of Leonardtown. Md, and
mother of 8-year-old Diane Dundee:
also surviving are two sisters. Mrs.
Virginia T. Redmiles of Washington.
D C, Mrs. Lillian R. Truman of
Brandvwtne. Md . and one brother
Jerome W. Richardson of Huthesvllle.
Md. Friends mav call at the Msttlneley
Funeral Home. Leonardtown. Md flerv
leaa will be held at st Paul’s M. E.
Chureh. Wednesday, August 17, at
12:30 p.m. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery. 18
EITZEL, FLORENCE R. On Saturday.
August 13 1955. FLORENCE R
EIT7EL of 7302 Summit ave, Chevy
Chase. Md, beloved wife of Walter B.
t'tsel and mother of Richard A
Eltgel. Prlends are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A Pumphrev. Bethesda
Md, where services will be held on
Wednesday. August 17. at 2 p.m. In
terment Fleetwood. P».
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Crematorium
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
rrmniAL director*
«th Mm. Aw. K.I. U. »JIM*
RINALDI FUNERAL HOME
Fumkl Directors
VETERANS' BURIAL
Alfowonc*
$l5O
I’ s H St. N.C. U. 3-4810
MALVAN-SCHEY. INC.
FVNCRAL DIRECTORS
New Mramy Ats end R St. MW.
MO 7-013 S
FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
t'n rusiys floral Tribute? Moderate
p- '■M Open daily Sun holidays Phone
o '‘era ajan accepted R;3O to 0 p m week
r 7hu wo 14th St M.W . MA rt-01 OS
GUDE BROS. COTTLORISTS
I*lT P St. M.W, NA. R-4*7«
linden lane florist
loi ? ronipakt irr ju fi-*sno
SILVER SPRING, MD.
A Complete Funeral
As Low as $95 00 Up
CHAMBERS
One et the Lercefi
Onderf.kera In the World
CO. 5-0432
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9ratbi
FRIES. CARRIE A. On Monday. Au
gust 15. 1965, at Barfield Hospital.
CARRIE M. PRIES of 5330 Colorado
ave n.w, CARRIE A. PRIES, alater-ln
law of Mrs George T. Pries, aunt of
George T. Pries. Jr., and Mary Anne
Pries. aD of Dixon. Hi. Senfltma at
the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th at. n.w, on Thursday. Au
gust 18. at 4 p.m. Interment Marengo.
lowa. 17
OEIGAN. EDITH K. On Saturday. Au
gust 13. 1965. EDITH K. OEIGAN of
1819 Monroe at. n.w, unht of P.
Stewart and P. Louise Qelsaft. Services
at tbs 8. H. Hinas Co. Punaral Home,
2901 14th et. n.w, on Wednesday.
August 17, at 10 a.m. Inteement
Loudoun Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Md.
1 10
GOSNELL. CHARLES S„ SB. On Bun-
SS& S a obß*NE!r y 8r lo ;-f
1807 23rd st. s.e, beloved husband
at Beotia T; Cornell (nee Leei and
father of Mrs. Gordon H. Scott and
Charles S. QosnelL Jr., and grand
father of Charles S. Gosnell. 3d. Friends
mav caU at the Birch Puneral Home.
3034 M at. n.w.. where services will
be held on Wednesday, August 17. at
HANSON ELNOBA SHAW. On Saturday.
August 13. 1955, at her reaidenee,
1320 Nlchoiaon at. n.w, MRS. ELNORA
SHAW HANSON, beloved wife of Milton
V. Hanson, and slater of Mrs. Anna
R. Gilbert of Washington. D. C„ Mrs.
“ C. R. Huddleston of Cedar Drove. Md,
I, Thomas Leroy Shew of Richmond. Va..
* sfd d araohgfuM
, brothers, C. Raymond Maw and W<
“ Damcron Shaw, both of Richmond. Va.:
,2 a half-sister. Mrs. Duane Scbrock of
, Middlebury. Ind, and ber step-mother.
1 Mrs. W. T. Shaw of Richmond. Va.
Remains Mating at Hysong'i Puneral
Home, 1300 N st. n.w, where services
will be held on Tuesday. August 10.
at 3:30 pm. Perking let adjoining
i. funeral home. Relative! and friends are
,N Invited to attend. Interment Rock
in Creek Cemetery. 10
id HEIL. MARTHA ELIZABETH. On Mon
ir day. August 15. 1955. MARTHA ELIZA
BETH HEIL. wife of the late Prank
P. Hell and lister of Mrs. Caroline H.
Rueth. Mrs. Delevingne and Mrs. Abide
Mcßride. Funeral from the W. W.
Deal Puneral Home. 4812 Oeoraia ate.
»- n.w, on Thursday. August 18, at
C- 11:30 a.m. Interment Oak 0111 Cente
rs tery. 17
HOKE. ETHEL CLEMENTINE. On Sun
,l day. August 14. 1955. at her residence.
,1 Annandalc. Va, ETHEL CLEMENTINE
„ HOKE, wife of Hubert H. Hoke, step
rt mother of Mrs. Norma Lee Hartley.
£ Mrs. Ida O. Lamb and Hnbert D. Hoke:
sister of Mrs. Carrie Dunlap. Mrs
Daisy Warren. David and Lee Crockett
J. Funeral services on Wednesday, Aii
6. gust 17. at 2 p.m, at the Annandalc
Methodist Church. Annandalc. Va.
Friends may call at the Cunningham
>5 Funeral Home. Cameron and Alfred
)0 sta, Alexandria. Va, until time of
>7 services. Interment National Ms
>T mortal Park Cemetery.
,1 BOOK, NELL*. On Monday. August 16.
1 1965. at the Washington Sanitarium,
i NELLA HOOK of 1474 Columbia rd.
f n.w. Services at the 8 H Hines Co.
in Puneral Home. 2901 14th sr. n.w,
a on Thursday. August 18. at U am.
Interment Rock Crack Cemetery. 17
.t INSCOE. CARRIE BELLE. At 0000 Al
ii lentown rd. a.e, an August 15. 1966:
, wife of Horace C. Inscoe, mother of
I- Watson H. and Oliver J. inscoe, Mrs.
, Louisa B. Poster: sitter of Mrs. Blanche
, Harris and Mrs. Maggie Coakley. Berv
ices at Chambers’ Puneral Home. 517
11th st. s.e. on Wednesday. August
U 17. at 2:30 p.m. Interment WashTna
fj ton National Cemetery. 18
I- JOHNSON, HENKT J. On Sunday. Au
d gust 14 1955 at Carlirld Hospital.
HENRY ~ JOHNSON of 4819 Kansas
ave. n.w, beloved husband of Mary
Teresa Johnson (nee Connolly), father
ol Lt. Comdr. Henry J. Johnson. It,
U. s.' N . Joseph A. Johnson and
Mary Teresa Johnson. Funeral from
„ the above residence on Wednesdty. Au
., gust 17. at 9:30 a.m. Reoulem mass
! at St. Oabriel s Church at 10 am. Reta
il tires and friends invited. Interment
“ -Mount Olivet Cemetery IS
, JOHNSON, HENRT. There will be a
>e special meeting of Printing
r. JtMR Pressmen's Union, No. 1, on
aelKB Wednesday. August 17. 1955.
E&4CS at 9 a.m. at the union office.
;:12r ihe 03 ?un£., B \'fVrX?
I,'
j HOT -DEAN. BecMtary. ll
? JOHNSON, JOHN L Suddenly, on Mon
'. day. August 15. 1955. JOHN I. JOHN
[• SON of 3509 66th sue, Cbeverly. Md,
:1 beloved husband of Mary S. Johnson.
Friends mar caU at the Nailer Funeral
'■ Home. 3200 Rhode Island ave, at
- Eastern ave. n.e, where services will
; be held on Thursday. August 1.8, tt 2
1 p.m. Relatives and friends Invited
Interment Port Uncoin Cemetery. 17
[f KEEFE. HARRY WINFIELD. Suddenly.
t on Monday. August 16. 1065. at his
1 residence. 5092 N. Bth st, Arllnaton.
e Va . HARRY WINFIELD KEEFE, beloved
if fgt&jr of Mrs. Helen K. Helmrr and
, EdTfn H. Keefe, grandfather of Miss
1, Klltabeth Keefe, all of Arlington Vo.
■t Friends Tnar call gt the Fltiseteld Pu
neral Home. 3245 Wilson blvd, Arllna
.ton Va, where services will be con
ducted Wednesday. August 17. at 11
, a.m. Interment National Memorial
s Park. PaHa Church. Va. 18
« KERFS. MARRY W. Mfembert el Colum
'• Ato bta Lodge. No. 10. L O. a F ,
Sft SSthS^RH °4 W* MnUfE on
Monday. August 15, 1966. Odd
S □ Home?*32 *6
r Wilson Mvd, Arlington. Va). on
J (V Tuesday. August 18 at 8 fas.
Is Iw All members art requested to he
U Attest: RATMONDntSSSrf'Bwre^ry.
of 630 4th st. n.e, beloved husband
I. of Mrs. Dorothy Klnsler and cousin
1. of Oreen Wheeler of New York City,
f He also is survived by other relatives
I) and friends. Remains resting with
L. B. Murray * Bos 1337 lTllh si.
fli n.w, where friends mar call after 4
-! pm. Tuesday August 18. and where,
-j funeral services will be held on Wednes
day. August 17. at 1 p.m. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. •
3 KIRBY. HATTIE V. On Monday. Au
• gust 15 1955. at Washington. D C.
t HATTIE V. KIRBY, beloved daughter
of the late Joshua and Henrietta Kirby
k and sister of Ernest C. Kirby. She
2 also is survived by her nieces. Rule
a Curtis. Bdna and Shirley Kirby, and
her nephew. Floyd Kirby. Friends mav
I call at the funeral home of Money
■ & King. Vienna. Va. Services at the
0 Dulin Chapel Methodist Church. Falls
Church. Va.. on Wednesday, August
17, at 2:30 pm. Interment Oakwood
. Cemetery, Palls Church. Va.
: LOT. HARRY K. On Saturday. August
- 13, 1956. lu Toledo. Ohio. HARRY K.
LOT. husband of Lorraine Log. He
. also Is survived by his father. Hugh
. W. Lor. and the late Ethel O. Lor .
t of Fallg Church. Va, and two brothers. 1
5 Vernon and Russell Lot: two sisters,
1 Mrs. Bernice Hatton and Mrs. Mabel
1 Newsome Prlends may call at Pear
i son's Funeral Home. 472 North Wesb
- ington at. Fail! Church. Va, where .
funeral services will be held on Wednes- 1
day August 17. gt II g.m. Interment
, Oakwood cemetery. 10
* MARTIN. JOSEPH. On Sunday. August
14 1956. JOSEPH F. MARTIN of 1095
4th st. ne beloved son of Marsaret
* Litton Martin and the late Frederick C.
1 Martin, brother of Helen C, Laurence J.
1 end Frederick P. Martin. Puneral
• from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
• Home. .1831 Oeortia ave. n.w, on Wed
nesday. Auaust 17. at 8:30 am Htch
reoulem mass at St. Alovshis Church.
s N Capitol and Eye its, at 9 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relo- |
1 tlvea and friends Invited. 18
' MOORE. ALICE E. (nee Clek.y). On
i Monday. Autugt 15. 1955. ALICE E.
■ MOORE (nee Cloken of Washington.
' D. C, sister of Mrs. William H. Wsteel.
Mrs. J. W. Carter. Mrs. Roy I. Oreen
i and Harold H. Clokey of Decatur. Oa
Services at the 8, H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. n.w, on Thurs
; day. Auaust IN. st 2 pm. Interment
. Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 17
i NELSON. DR. JOHN A, M.O. At 1725
' 17th st. n.w . on August 13. 1955: be- .
' loved brother of Miss Oall E. Nelson. 1
Mrs. Lllo N. Chandler, Dr. C. W end
'. Dr. Carl F. Nelson. Remains resting at
Chambers’ Funeral Home. 1400 Chapin
r at. n w until Wednesday. August 17.
I. at 11 a.m Remains wtll lie In state
(.! at the Augugtana Lutheran Chureh.
N H ave and V it. n.w, at 11:30 a.m.
1 Services at 1:30 pm. Interment Olen
>• wood 10
- NELSON. JOHN A. A special communl- 1
jo* cation of Joppa Lodge. No.
/AA 35. F. A. A. M„ Is herrby
„ called for Tuesday. August
- C/fIV> It- 1055. at 7 p.m, to cun
duct Masonic burial services
\y over the remains of Brother j
VF JOHN A NELSON. By or- 1
der of KENNETH H I-ANDIB. W. M.
ROBERT H MEYER. Secretary.
! NELSON. THOBMAN ARCHER. Bud
l denly. on Sunday. August 14. 1955.
at New York City. THORMAN ARCHER
NELSON of 226 Jefferson it n.w..
brother of Mrs. Mabel N. Quarry of
Washington, D. C.: Mrs. Sue Lens.
Mrs. Mae Sullivan and Mrs. Gertrude
Wild, all of North Dakota. He alto
Is survived hr several nieces and neph
lews. Services nt the S. H. Hines Co. ;
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. n.w, on '
Friday. Auaust 19. at 11 a.m. Intsr
mtnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery. (Allen
town, Pa, papers please copy.) 18
NEWMAN. CHARLES CONRAD. On Sat
urday. August 13. 1965, at 418 Oneida
Pi n.W, CHARLES CONRAD NEWMAN
beloved husband of Mabel Newman and
grandfather of Charles K. and June
Carol Love Services from ths W W.
. Deal ‘uneral Home 4812 Georgia ave
, n.w on Wednesday, August 17. at
10:30 a.m. ' Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 18
: NOE. JAMES N. On Monday, August 15.
I 1955. at Sibley Hospital. JAMES N.
I NOE of 809 Cox ave, Hyattsvllle. Md,
beloved husband of Mary Jane, Noe.
father of Patricia Nancy and Louise ■
„ son. son of Mrs. Myrtle E Noe and
brother of Edgar Noe. Funeral from
the Collins Funeral Home. 3821 14th 2
at. n.w, on Thursday, August 18. at
10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited .
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 17 t
O'CALLAGHAN, MELISSA C. On Mon
day. August 16, 11166. MELISSA C.
OCALLAOHAN, beloved wife of Edwin |
A. O'Callaghan. mother of Edwin A,
lr, and Wilton Thomas O'Callaghan
and Evelyn T. Morris. Friends may 1
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu- 1
ncral Home. 131 11th at. a.e, where
prayers will be offered on Wednesday, .
August 17. at 10 am. Relatives and 1
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
* 1
sratl?o
o wy?
- KFYEB OVENSHINI! wUe°ot 4 Col. tngel
. tot O, bvenahtne. U. E. Army Jre
f Cemetery -at 10 a.m. Thursday, Au
> oast IS.
1 EEED. WILLIAM A. Suddenly, on Sun
• day. August 14. 1966. WILLIAM A.
‘ REED of 4004 36tb it. Mount Rainier.
• fa^rttr
- survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I Ernest P. Reed. «r.: two sisters Dorothy
Kough. Evelyn SivaD: four brothers.
1 NormsjL Lewlynn. Paul and
• P. Reed. IF; also two orandehlldren.
i fWjsP&fcaSffi
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
. tery 16
- EOLUNB. STEPHEN EDWARD, formerly
f of 6180 Eastern ave. n.e, on August
• **%’• 'lather of Lawrence E. and
! Mrs* r j4ary B , l * l^
- garet Bird. Prayers at Chambers’ Pu
) neral Home. 617 11th st. s.e, on Wed
nesday. August 17. at 8:30 a.m. Mass
• in Holy Comforter Church at 9 a.m.
I Interment Union Cemetery. Leesburg,
MfEDD. ANNE JOHNSTON. On Sunday,
. August 14. 1958. at Orlando, Fla,
• ANNE JOHNSTON BHEDD. widow of
t John L. Shedd of Washington. D. C.:
> grandmother of Joe Shedd Ouemaer of
‘ Orlando. Fla. She also ts survived by
tlx nephews and two other grandchil
dren. Services at the & H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th st n.w, on
■ Wednesday. Auaust 17. at 11 a.m. In
■ ferment Rock Creek Cemetery. 16
1748 S gt. n.w, SOB of the'late John
i »pd Henrietta Shepherd and brother
of the late Verlyn C. Edmonds tnd
Quids Camps. Surviving are a cousin.
5 ?^f‘r?e d nd D *Sl P rL W Oe??g«kr*ri£:
and many friends. After 1 p.m. Tues
- day. JMtust 16. friends are Invited to
- call at tbe McGuire Funeral Home,
t 182 P 9th at, n.w, when service* will
be held on Wedneedar. August 17. at
c 2 p.m. Interment Ltncpbs Memorial
Cemetery.
, SMITH. CHRISTINE. Suddenly, on
i Saturday. August 13. 1955. CHRISTINE
SMITH of 1008 26th st. n.w. Notice
of funeral later. Arrangements by
- Doris O. Brooks and Otis P. Mien.
: SMITH. EFYHE RHODES. On Monday.
E Hugust 15. 1955. at her residence. 11
North Oarfleld st, Arlington. Va,
: EFFIE RHODES SMI+H. wife of the late
Joseph P. Smith and mother of Joseph
■ P. Smith. Jr, of Orlando. Fla.: George
and the late Paul Smith of Washing
: ton. D. C.; Ferdinand Smith of Oat
s thersbura. Md.; Mrs. Harold Murphy of
: Silver Spring. Md, and the Misses
J Naomi and Ursula Smith of the home
f address. Friends may call at Ouwler'a
' Chapel. 1768 Pa. ave, n.w, where pray
ers will be said on Wednesday. August
17. gt 9:30 a.m.: thence to St. Ste
. nhen's Catholic Chureh. 26tfa st. and
. Pa. ave. n.w, where reoulem mass will
■ be offered at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
• SOPER. B. FRASIER. On Monday. Au
gust 16. 1966. at his residence. 6001
3rd st. n.w, R. FRASIER SOPER, be
- loved husband of Agnes B. C. Soper
and father of Agnes Priscilla Soper
I and Mrs. Ruby S. Oottshall of Miami.
Fla. He also is survived by two grand
children. Body resting at Oawlcr *
Chapel, 1758 Pa. ave. n.w. Notice of
services later.
: SPERRY. CHARLOTTE LOUISE. On
Monday. August 16. 1956,. at Subur
ban Hospital. CHARLOTTE LOUISE
SPERRY Os 328 Howard ave., Roek
vjllr. Md, beloved wife of /Stanley
: O. Sperry, mother of Robert H. Sperry.
S/K. 3/e. U. 8. Coast Guard, and
JacQuelln* L. Sperry: sister of Mrs.
Genevieve Cappy of Babylon. Long
Island. Mrs. Sperry rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Puneral Home.
8434 Oeorgia aye, Mirer Sprint. Md.
1 Service* on Thursday. August 18. at
it a.m, st the National Tabernacle.
440 Pine? Branch rd. n.w. Inter
ment Davefiport. N. Y. 17
, STOTTLEMYER. MILTON UENER, On
i Sunday. Auaust 14. 1966. at Frederick
1 Memorial Hospital. MILTON URNER
STOTTLEMYER of Dickerson. Md,
father of Evelyn Burdette. Mildred
I Hayes. Milton N, Earl P„ Harry J.
and Howard O. Etottlemyer. and brother ,
of Mrs Claude Wright. Mr. Btottle- 1
myer rests at Hilton's Funeral Home. .
Bamesrille. M 8 . where services will I
be held on Wednesday. August 17. at ,
' 11 a.m. Intermgnt Neeitvilla Preshy- 1
terian Cemetery. 16
JSTULTE. MARIE. At 1801 Calvert st.
n w„ on Auaust 14. 1966. daughter of 1
Mrs. Maa -Beeves. She also is survived:
i by five children. Services et Chambers’ 11
Funeral Home. 517 11th *t. s.e, oni
Thursday, August 18. at 2:30 P-m. In- 1
terment Cedar. Hill Cemetery.
TEGrTHOFF VERONICA MART. On
j£Ss ttSkT
TEOETHCflffi* Os *421 Brookstde dr, ’
Altxandrla. Va.. aunt of MAyhard J.„
oi Alexandria. Va, and Kenneth A.
Simmon* nt Wastainrton. D. C.: ttster- |
In-lavJt-lfcLiCafl R. Teaethoff of ,
Washlactea. D. C. Services at the I
S. H. Hines Co. funeral Home. 2001 ,
14th st. aw. on Wedneaday. August '
17. at 8-30 a.m.; thence to Bt. Paul’s ]
Catholic Church. 16th and V its. n.w, .
where she holy sacrifice of the mast I
of hot
CeowTery. I
THURSTON, CARRIE L. On Tuesday. 1
»WnW. L .Fi!
&&
Thomas. Dr. Roger. Jr, and Homer L.
Thurston. Also surviving are three ,
daughters-ln-law. one «on-ln-law, other ]
relatives and many friends. Notice
of funeral later. Arrangements by
McOulre. Ine. 18 J
WHITE. WHEELER P. On Monday. Au- ,
gust 16. 1965. WMKLER FT WHITE of 1
3985 North Rockingham at, . Palls '
Church. Va, beloved husband of Mary
Neale White and father of wiutam
W, James N„ Thomas O. and Carolyn 1
M. White) Services at his late real- 1
dence on Wednesday, August 17. at .T >|
pm Interment National Memorial,
Park Cemetery, Palis Church. Va. <1
WILLIAMS. JOSEPH N. On Monday.!
August 16. 1965. at Freed mens Hos
pital. JOSEPH N WILLIAMS, beloved
hushaad of Catherine Williams, father
ol Joseph Vernon Williams, brother of
Ernest and Norris Williams He also'.
is survived by Ave aunts, four under., 1
one treat-aunt, other relatives and 1
friends. After 4 p.m. Wednesday. Au- 1
gust 17. friends may cal) at Jits late 1
residence. 1219 Palrmont et. n.w. Pu- ,
neral services on Thursday. Auaust 18. 1
at 1 p.m, at the Park Road Com- 1
nuinlty Church, Park rd, between Bher- 1
man ave. and 11th st. n.w, P-ev. Ter- j
non C. Sherman offlciatlna. Interment ,
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments by Dovte O. Brooks and Otis
F. Allen. 17
In Hfmnriattt 1
CUMBERLAND. JOHN S. In loving re
membrance of our dear husband and
father, JOHN S. CUMBERLAND, who
died thirty-four years aso today, Au
gust 16. 1921.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. »
DORSET, JOHN W. in sad but levins
memory of our devoted son and brother.
JOHN W DORSEY, who left us so
suddenly ten years ago today, August -
IK. 1945. 11
Tour voice, beloved, now !e heard noj
more:
Your feet have Journeyed to that other:
shore.
Love, watch for us; When our earth's ,
_ day is done.
We'll follow after where the road leads
DEVOTED FATHER AND BROTHERS
LESTER. REV. JOSEHTb. In cherished
memory of Rev. JOSEPH R. LESTER,
who departed life eight years ago, Jfu- .
suit IST 1947. '
Dear one, we miss you.
Words will never express
The heaviness of heart.
Nor the depths of loneliness.
Gone to the land of promised peace.
Where all sorrow, woe. weariness cease:
God loves you, we love you. rest, rest.
YOUR*LOVINO SON AND DAUGHTER,
OTHER PRIENPB AND RELATIVES •
MAIR. GEORGE, in loving memory of .
our dear father. OEOROE MAIR. who
passed away ten years ago today.
August 16. 1946
Today lt a day of remembrance
And many tad regrets;
A day we shall always remember
When the rest of the world forgets.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. ■
PEBBLES. FBANK E. In sacred memory
of our husband and father. FRANK
R. PEEBLES, who departed this life
four years ago today. August 16. 1651.
Mty his soul rest In peace.
WIPE AND DAUGHTER. *
PITTS, RONALD AUGUSTUS. In loving
memory of our ion. RONALD AUOUB
- PITTS, who patted away August
16. 1964.
It teemed life scarcely had begun.
When with a gentle smile
God called and took you, little son.
To live with Him awhile.
You left ua lonely and bereft.
The sunshine vanished when you left.
A A?NTS U ANITuN<iIS RAN *'
RILEY, MELVIN M. ‘•TINK." In lov
ing memory of my husband and our
father, MELVIN M "riNK' RILEY,
who departed ttole life August 16. 1954. ,
One year has passed, dear "Ttnk” <
Since you were caned away;
How well do I remember
The t sad) and weary day.
Yob suffered much, you murmured not.
We watched you day by day:
We cried and prayed that your dear life
Would not be taken away.
They say time heals all sorrow.
And helps us to forast,
But time so far has only proved
How much we mis* him vet.
WIFE. EVELYN 8. RILEY.«JfND CHIL
DREN •
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L i
Robert E. Delapiaine Dies,
Frederick Publisher, Banker
BALTIMORE. Aug. 1« Wt.—
Robert E. Delapiaine, co-pub
lisher of the Frederick (Md.)
News and Post and president of
the largest bank in Western
1 Maryland, died yesterday at
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
He was 70 on April 10 and ap
parently in fine health when be
returned in the spring from a
trip around the world with his
wife.
In mid-June he had a sudden
paralytic stroke and was brought
to the hospital here. He rallied
well at first, but various organic
impairments set in and he had
been critically 111 for several
weeks.
Mr. Delapiaine was president
of the Farmers and Mechanics-
Citizens National Bank of Fred
erick, the product 6f a consolida
tion which he guldqd two years
ago. His first job, as a boy of
16, was with Farmers and
: Mechanics,
i Bora in Frederick
! The son of the late WilMam
: Theodore and Fannie Birely De
• laplaine, he was born In Fred
■ erick.
; He attended public schools
i there and was employed by the
! bank upon his graduation in
1 l#oi from the old Boys’ High
School.
: He left the .bank as head book
■ keeper In 1009 to assume active
management of the News, found
ed by his father 26 years before.
The news absorbed the Post
: in 1016, and Mr. Delapiaine and
his brother, William T. Dela
r plalne, became co-publishers.
! Robert Delapiaine was presl
> dent and treasurer of the Great
, Southern Printing and Manu
; facturing Co, publishers of the
i papers.
Throughout his career as pub
lisher he still maintained an
interest in the Fanners and Me
; chanics Bank, becoming a dirc
tor in 1024 and president In
1940.
It was under Mr. Delaplaine’s
leadership that the bank con
solidated with the Citizens Na
tional Bank in February, 1953,
to form the largest bank in
Western Maryland.
He became president of the
Mrs. De La Mater,
Red Cross Worker
Mrs. John De La Mater, a
Washington resident since 1914,
died yesterday at Garfield Hos
pital. She lived at 3330 Seven
teenth street N.W.
Mrs. De La Mater was the for
mer Gertrude Phillips. Bhe was
born In Olney, HI., and went to
school In Decatur, HI.
1 She was active in Red Cross
volunteer work and formerly
was member of Circle No. 1 Cal-!
very Methodist Church. She and!
her husband who tt Retired ffom
the divisions Os bonk operations
of the board of governors of the
Federal Reserve System and now
in the insurance business, cele
brated their 50th wedding an
niversary on May 0. Mr. De La
Mater has been secretary of the
Mount Pleasant Citizens’ Asso
ciation for many years.
Beside her husband. Mrs. De
La Mater tt survived by a
daughter, Mrs. George W.
Schultze, Hopewell, Va.. and a
sister, Mrs. Clara E. Klnkade,
Tokyo, Japan. .
Services will be held at 0 p.m.
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
‘home, 2901 Fourteenth street
|N.W, Burial will be private.
David Goldschmidt, 49
j HARTFORD. Conn,, Aug. 16
—David Goldschmidt, 49,
bridge authority for the Hart
ford Times and widely known
tournament player, died today at
Mt. Sinai Hospital after a brief
illness.
its JSntuirtam
SIMMONS. JESSIE S. ALLEN. IB lov-
Ufa one rear ago. August 18. 1964.
I ailu you non. my heart It gore
At time tort by I mix you more:
Your loving smile, your gentle lace.
No one (an flit your vacant piece.
YOUR LONELY SISTER. WH.HEL
MKNTA 8. WORMLEY. AND FAM
ILY. *
SIMMONS. JESSIE A. A very loving
end dear friend. JESSIE A. SIMMONS.
pa**ed auav one year ago today. Au
gust 18. 1954.
Done, but not forgotten.
I MARGARET AND JIMMIE.
VIRNSTUN. ROSE, in loving memory
of our dear mother. ROSE VIRNBTEIN.
who pawed away fifteen rear* ago
today. August 18. 1940.
HER DAUGHTER. GERTRUDE L.
TOWER 6 AND SON. J. ELLSWORTH
Walker." nona:" MeatTß. aUce v7:
IMITH. MART: JONES. JOHN W.. Sr.:
ONES. JOHN W„ Jr. In memory of
our loved have paeeed awey:
NONA WALKER. August 18. 1953:
AUCE C Me BETH. June 21. 1933:
MARY BMITH. AMI 11. 1937: JOHN
W JONES. 8r„ May 1, 1960. and JOHN
W. JONES. Jr.. May 18. 1954.
Oone. but nbt forgotten.
THE FAMILY. »
I IVES FUNERA LHOMe] I
I . IN ARLINGTON
I The first inspiration to render a better funeral 1
service, is the genuine gratitude and appreciation I
expressed by the families we've served. We be- *
i lieve this to be the best incentive to better serve I
our fellow man.
Ext. 1910
ARLINGTON'S FIRST AND FINER
FUNERAL HOME
2847 WILSON BLVD. JACKSON 7-3016
! (On Wilson Blvd. Near Sears)
W. R. Frank Hines, President
Washington'* For,moil Funornl Horn, Sine* ItTS
SH. Hines Companq
mi-SSrOi-SJ Fourteenth Street N.W.
COlnmUn S-7023 No Mremeh Establishment*
Cnnnenlont Forking FaellUln Adjoining Fmu trot Bom*
' «•
i
I ROBERT E. DELAPLAINE
\ —AT Wlrephoto
1 Frederick Hotel Co., operators
Kthe Francis Scott Key Hotel,
May, 1950, and was associated
n with Frederick County Products,
. Inc., Mutual Insurance Co. of
. Frederick County, and Harris tt
Filler, Inc., a wholesale house.
g He was rice president and dtrec
. tor of the Domestic Building
n Association.
3 Other business Interests In
cluded directorship in the Po
. tomac Edison Co., and a similar
e position with the Walkersville
. Bank. For 20 years he was a dl
i rector of the Independent Hose
t Co.
i He was also chairman of the
- executive committee of the board
of visitors of the Maryland
• School for the Deaf, a member
t of the board of trustees of the
. Home for the Aged, and presi
-5 dent and director of the Barbara
FYletchie Home.
- Survivors Include htt widow
i and three brothers, William T.
■ Delapiaine, George B. Delaplane
■ and Judge Edward ‘B. Delapiaine
i of the Maryland Court of Ap
peals.
5 Funeral services will be held
- at 4 pm. Thursday at All Saints
- Episcopal Church }n Frederick,
. preceded by family prayers at
i the Delapiaine home on Upper
College terrace. Burial will be
; In Frederick Memorial Park.
H. J. Johnson,
, Ex-Pressman
Henry J. Johnson, 01. former
’ president of the Printing Press
' men's Union No. 1, died Sunday
' in Garfield Hospital. He lived
at 4819 Kansas avenue N.W.
Mr. Johnson was born and
educated in Washington and
formerly worked for Judd and
' Detweiler. printers. In 1920, he
joined the Bureau of Engraving
i and Printing, retiring in 1953
' as a printing pressman.
Active in union activties here.
I! Mr. Johnson was president of
i the Printing Pressmen’s; Union
i ;No. 1 in 1944 and vice president
>:ln 1943.
’ He was a member of tlft Holy
. Name Society of St. Oabriel s
■ Catholic Church. .
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
> Mary Theresa Connolly John
• son: two sons, Naval Lt. Comdr.
Henry Johnson, jr„ stationed at
> the Naval Post Graduate School,
i Monterey, Calif.; Joseph A., of
. the home address, mn employe
i of the FBI, and a daughter. Miss
, Mary Theresa Johnson of the
home address, a student at St.
. Patrick’s Academy.
1! Requie mmass will be sung at
. 10 am. tomorrow in St. Gabriel’s.
Catholic Church. Grant Circle
N.W. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Reburial of Hero
Set at Arlington
MADISON, Ind., Aug. 10 UP).
—The body of MaJ. Samuel
Woodflll, called by Gen. John
J. Pershing “the outstanding
American soldier’’ of World War
I, tt to be removed from a rural
cemetery near Madison to Arl
ington National Cemetery at
Washington.
The announcement was made
yesterday by Representative
Wilson. Republican of Indiana,
ninth district member of Con
: gress, in his regular newsletter
to constituents.
Mr. Wilson said the Army will
co-operate In the removal. The
body now tt buried in the Hebron
1 Cemetery in Jefferson County
; near Madison.
Maj. Woodflll, who served In
; the Army 33 years, won the Na
i tion’s highest decoration, the
Medal of Honor, for World War
I feats which Included the sin
! gle-handed defeat of 10 Germans
and saving of many American
soldiers from death or capture.
Miss Mary Arnold,
Former Illustrator
At Agriculture
’ Miss Mary Daisy Arnold, 82,
former scientific Illustrator, died
Saturday In a Takoma Park
(M<L) nursing home.
Miss Arnold was born in Wash
ington, the daughter of the Jate
Fannie. aad Henry F. Arnold.
She was graduated from a Hew
York art college, spedsliziiig in
water color and oil painting.
In 1904 she began a 40-year
career with the Agriculture De
partment. V
A scientific illustrator. Miss
Arnold painted flowers, fruits
and vegetables in natural size
and color. Many of her illustra
tions are used today in establish
ing the true identity of an un
known variety or as the basis of
comparison in developing new
varieties. She also Illustrated
technical and other publications
and did several portraits.
Mias Arnold lived at 3210
[ Oliver street N.W. until she went
to a nursing home a few yean
| ago.
s Services will be held at 10 a.m.
. tomorrow at the Robert Pum
. phrey funeral home In Bethesda.
; Burial will be In Port Lincoln
Cemetery.
; Kelly Kash, Served
: Dies Committee
s IRVINE. Ky„ Aug. 10 (#).—
Kelly Kash, 76, former counsel
: for several Government agencies,
J died Sunday.
He began practicing law in
> 1904 at Jackson, Ky., and served
. as commonwealth’s attorney in
: 1908-10. During 20 * years in
Washington, he served as counsel
, for the Dies Committee, the
Council for International Re
| lations and the Military Affairs
| Committee In World War n.
He returned here five years
ago.
I Puneral services will be held
i today. j
:M. U.Stottlemeyer,j
1 Policeman's Father
Milton U. Stottlemeyer, 76, a
lifelong resident of Montgomery!
County and the father of a
Metropolitan policeman, died
Sunday in Frederick Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. Stottlemeyer had been a
. resident of Dickerson, Md., since
r 1919 and formerly operated the
I ice plant and saw mill there.
. In recent years he had been a
I carpenter.
I A native of Boyds, Md., Mr.
I Stottlemeyer was the son of
i Hiram Stottlemeyer and early
: in htt career was a farmer.
Survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Evelyn Burdetto and Mrs.
: Mildred Hayes, both of Dicker
son: four sons. Milton N., Silver
1 Spring, a police private. at No.
' 1 precinct: Earl F„ and Harry
J., both of Dickerson; Howard
G., Seneca. Md., and a sister,
Mrs. Claude Wright, Purdum,
Md. '
Services will be held at 11 am.
tomorrow at Hilton's funeral
home, Bamesrille, Md. Burial
will be in Neelsville Presbyterian
Cemetery.
A Spirited Inquiry
DURHAM, N. C. UP). —An
anonymous caller, whom police
later said “might have been a
ghost.” complained about a dis
turbance and asked police to
investigate.
An investigation revealed the
address was that of a vacant
house, referred to as haunted.
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that at a time of sorrow no family
member will have to shoulder the addi- will not be depleted for burial expenses,
tional burden of hurriedly making a yous loved ones thij
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Fiske Kimball, 66, Architect,
Active in Virginia Restoration
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.. Aug.
. 16 (Special).—Fiske Kimball, 66.
1 first professor of architecture at
t the University of Virginia and a
member of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial Foundation for many
; years, died Sunday ia Munich,
' Germany, where he was spend
• ing the summer.
' Mr. Kimball lived at Lemon
1 Hill, Philadelphia, where he re
cently retired as director at the I
‘ Philadelphia Museum at Art. and '
' also maintained a summer home
here. His wife, Mrs. Marie Goe
) bel Kimball, former curator of
3 Montlcello and an authority on
s the life of Thomas Jefferson,
■ died March 2 in Philadelphia and
■ was buried here.
‘ Active in the- restoration of
[ Montlcello and Btratford, the
' home of Robert E. Lee, Mr. Kim
-1 ball was the architect of Mcln
-5 tire Amphitheatre, Memorial
Gymnasium and the University
) Apartments here. He was on the
t advisory board for the restora
s tion of Williamsburg.
Bom In Newton, Mass., he was
. the son of the late Edwin Fiske
. and Ellen Leora Ripley Kimball.
. He was graduated from Harvard
i University in 1900, where he also
received his master’s degree In
' 1912. He was awarded htt Ph. D.
by the University of Michigan, i
He taught at Harvard, the'
University of Illinois and the
University of Michigan before
teaching at the University of <
Virginia from 1919 to 1923. He'
l;had served as director of the
, Philadelphia Museum since 1925.
| Mr. Kimball was a member of
the advisory boards of Rocke- «
| — ll - ————l
| George Paddock, 76,
i Astronomy Expert :
! PROVIDENCE. R. I„ Aug. 16 1
UP). Prof. George Frederick 1
Paddock, 76. professor emeritus (
of astronomy at the Lick Observ- ,
' atory in California, died here ]
yesterday after a long illness. ]
He was bom in Providence in <
' August, 1879, and was graduated 1
from Brown University in 1902.* t
He received his master’s degree
from the University of Virginia ,
,in 1906 and h|s doctorate in 1912. i
Shortly thereafter he went to ’
Santiago, Chile, with the D. O. l
Mills expedition. He tt a mem- i
ber of the staff at Dearborn (
Observatory in Evanston, HI.,
for many years and was asso- t
ciated with the Lick Observatory i
lor 30 years before htt retire- 1
ment in 1950. (
DAY k CO. 54432
,
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•S I v 3? "De/ietuiftfief
* —ifp * AH!
Owned and Operated by W. W. Chambers
One of the Largest Undertakers in the World
feller Center and the National
Park Service, and was on the
editorial board far Jefferson’s
papers.
He was the author of several
books on architecture and also
was a contributor to literary and
art magazines, the Encyclopedia
Brltannica and Webster’s Dic
ttonary.
Lt.T.D.Moffitt,Jr.,
Marine Air Victim
Puneral services for Lt.
Thomas D. Moffttt, Jr., Marine
pilot attached to the Ist Marine
Air Wing, wIH be held at 3
pm. tomorrow ba the Fort Myer
chapel.
Lt. Moffitt was killed/when
htt propeller-driven Skyraider
crashed Into the ocean off the
Korean coast on a routine
training flight on July 20.
He tt survived by htt wife
Barbara, who lives at 3501
Eighteenth street N.W. with
their seven-month-old son, and
htt mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas D. Moffitt. 713
North Barton street, Arlington.
Va.
Burial with full military hon
ors will be in the Arlington
Cemetery.
Mrs. Frank P. Heil,
Widow of Builder
Mrs. Prank P. Heil, 77, widow
of a Washington builder, died
yesterday at her home, 907 Ker
win road. Silver Spring, Md.
She was the former Martha
Elizabeth Johnson, a native of
Southwest Washington. Her
father, Esau L. Johnson, owned
and operated the former Hotel
Johnson at Thirteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue N.W. Her
mother was the late Lydia Brock
Johnson and her grandfather,
Maj. William Brock, was one
time cheif of Metropolitan Police.
Mrs. Heil worked for the Fuel
Administration during World
War I.
Survivors are three sisters,
Mrs. Julia Delevingne and Mrs.
Abbie Mcßride, both of 519
Oneida place N.W.
Services will be held at 11:30
am. Thursday at the Deal funer
al home, 4812 Georgia avenue
N.W. Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery.

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