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Obituaries
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■ANSON. MINNA I. W« wlzh to ox- CORNWELL. SIDNEY V. On Saturday
»™« ainctto thanko to our many March 17. 1062. at Arilnaton Hot-
ydativu. fhends and neUhbort for pltaL SIDNEY V. CORNWELL ol
IntJrklnS oxirotiiona of tympathy 4446 North Olobo rd.. Arllntton. Va.
' knd the many contributions during beloved husband of Margaret V
pur recent borMvement. Cornwell, father of Fatty, Robert
THE FAMILY. 10 and James Cornwell, ton of Mrs
• AT Viola Cornwell and brother of Miss
„. _ Katherine Cornwell, friends may
Uttuetltnna <?
v where funeral services win bo held
AMAMS, SALLY. There will be an on Tuesday March SO at 10 a.m.
unveiling in memory of SALLY Interment Arlington National Ceme-
ABRAMS on Sunday. March 25, « r *- 10
tf.mirf.‘l I: Rrt m - Ailau*?.’. D ‘.nd °?r
norman’abrams'and FAMILY. oiLA d LOLA rRAWFORD Ur wlie V oi
18.19 ?hV' A l.&°jime. RA A Wr cr R .wford te .nd
MILLER, MINNIE. The unveiling of a of Boyd. Stanley, Qordon ano
monument to the memory of my be- M url *J Crawford and Mrs. Candace
-toved wife, MINNIE MILLER, mother Crawford, Ely,., sister of Estelle L.
of Ida Furr, Louis Miller and Gerald Nigh and William F. Nish; also
’Miller, win take place at the Beth J“ r „ v,ved b t " ,r £‘ < .i r I ?J dchlldr J n an l
Bholom Cemetery on Sunday. March J wo iroat-grandchildren. Funeral
St. 1962 at 2 o m Relatives froln Fearion s Funeral Home. 472
•nd friends Invited. «“««»•• North Washington st.. Falls Church.
MORRIS MILLER AND FAMILY. on Tuesday March 20 at 11
DIRECTIONS to cemetery are; Go p,7k Intern,ent NaMonal Memorial
out Bennings rd. n.e. to Central eve.. *”
left on Central ave., continue to 57th DARNS. ANNIE M. On Sunday. March
eve., right on 57th ave. to M st., 18. 1962. at her residence, 7807
right on M it. to cemetery. 25 Garland ave.. Takotna Park. Md.,
ANNIE M. DARNE. wife of the late
sops W. Darne, mother of Eppa H.
Darne. aunt of Mrs. Mary Webster
13 Ullin 0 Gruel •’>« M r - Ethel Dunan.
• Friends may can at the Lee Funeral
ALESHIRE. IRVING LEO. Suddenly. Home. 4th st. and Mass ave. n.e..
on Sunday, March 18. 1962, IRVING y. h ' r V erv M*„ wU ! Id cn Tu ”-
,UIO ALESHIRE of Woodfield. Md.. March 20. at 2:30 o.m. Inter
-4 Beloved husband of Elva M. Aleshire. m ‘ n ‘ Congressional Cemetery,
ife ,S‘n Bn Hester r *Manulei “Y/ 8 ’ fiSPjMS WKUS*'*.!?
*'i^hlr r e Ot ?e' 5 r ts° at L ?he n Olin* L lr M01« r -' Bjindywhie. b.tev.d huXnd
wStb Funeral Home Damascus Md Sf “ r A- B “*« Davla »nd father of
ffcr n y‘ Cli‘. O e n tlJv O l? i :"Md Me “ ,<Si, “ a » d
Lemetery. ciasettsvuie. Md. Ices wlll be heii at the Qooti WlJ]
BARNES, CLAUDE. On Sunday. March ? aptls ,S, Church. 1862 Kalorama rd.
1962. CLAUDE BARNES of 1439 » w.. Washington. D. C.. on Wednes-
;fst. n.w. Notice of funeral later. {*£?■ March A 1 - a ,‘ 8 ,P">- where
Arrangements by Jarvis. body will lie In state from 6 p.m.
Services will be concluded on Thurs-
BARTEMAN, OTTO H. On Saturday, day. March 22. at St. Thomas’
.March! 7,1962. at Mt. Alto Hospi- Church. Aquasco. Md.. at 11 a.m
tai. OTTO H. iARTEMAN of 6005 where body will lie in state from 9
.Bepton ave.. Bethesda. Md., beloved a.m. Interment, church cemetery,
.husband of the late Mary Benham Arrangements by the Kelson Funeral
'Barteman and father ot Hugh F. Home. 20
Barteman and Henry B. Candee. nru..-.. ......... . _
-grandfather of Mary Jane and Hugh Dl m. Pß T e , r : £ n Friday,
L. Barteman. Mary Helen end Harry March 1 ? 82 ’„!’L Washington
4. Candee, brother of Mary Hoy and gSiE, l ** l , C .‘£ff r ’. W“JJ*M D EMP-
Edward Barteman. Friends may call S E ? °J 1 .? 01 lfl , th »*. the be-
.irom 4to 10 p.m.. Monday at the l9 v ®<* „ bro }?®, r ?! Mrs - „irene E.
.Rinaldi Funeral Home, 7400 Georgia Kendall. Alvin F. and Donald E.
‘gve. n.w.. where prayers will be said 2,®J? pat ® r ’ / u Pft ral *® rvl<: ® B , ftt the
on Tuesday, March 20 at 9:15 a.m., ?L l 5! n(> £ s Brothers Funeral Home,
.thence to St. Jane Frances de ! 88 ,?,., 0 ? 0d Ho 2® *?• •-•.- (Parking
Chantel Catholic Church. Old George- £aclMtle«> on Tuesday. March 20.
sfcwn rd., Bethesda, where the holy 4* H. *•'»■ Interment Fort Lincoln
Sacrifice of the mass will be ottered f?S le . t , er7 ’ J n I*'U 01 flowers con "
;*t 10 a.m. for the repose of his trlbutlons to the Heart Fund would
jgoul. Interment Arlington National b « »Doreelated. 10
rgemetery. 19 DILLON. SUSIE B. SAUNDERS. On
BARTEMAN, OTTO H. Comrades of Saturday. March 17. 1962. at the
wa the U. 8. W. V. are notified home of her niece. lira. Pat Hamil-
? n iJ?,wro?2h SUSIE
■fScD OTTO H. BARTEMAN of ? SAUNDERS DILLON, beloved sls-
■Arwl Dewey Camp. Remains at !? r ®f Mrs. Harriet Campbell and
mmi the Rinaldi Funeral Home, Mjs. Ab ? ott 4, ?® th , oi Florida.
Tm|| 7400 Georgia ave. n.w„ M d ,.M ra - Talbert, Arlington.
BKO until Tuesday morning, Friends are invited to eali
March 29. 1962. Interment Arllng- SJ * ,S* ne , r ,‘ I “<>“•>, 130 Q
JOHN °H ,1 Comdr. wheri services wUI be held on°Tues-
F, G. BERRY, Adjt. March 20 at 2 p.m. Interment
w*>A» st Ced “ Hin Cemetery. 19
March 16. 1962, at‘casualty r Hoa- DUCKETT, ICCANNA. On Thursday,
Pltal, HENRIETTA BERGER, aunt !fe£. c *> , i8 x„l 8 ? 2 -„J CCAN ] JA DUCK-
of Mrs Henrietta Mitchell of Balti- gTT »f 728-A Shepherd st. n.w..
more, Md. She also is survived by bel s v SJ l "other of Grace York. Otis
other relatives and many friends. ? nd Truman Bennett. Also survlv-
After 4 p.m. Monday, March 19. J"» J re other relatives and many
relatives and friends are invited to A, . te , r > »•”■, Monday,
call at the Hoffman Funeral Home, H?, rch . J®- f, rl ‘ nd ’ «« invited to
909 Bth st. n.w.. where funeral So 1 .!„*! 1 .!*’ e .McGuire Funeral Home,
services will be held at 11 a.m. I 8 *!!, ®*J Funeral services
Tuesday. March 20. Interment £?„Tuesday. March 20. at the Mount
Reidsville, N. C. Arrangements by Pleasant Baptist Church, 2d at. and
the Peyton Funeral Home. Arlington, Rhode Island ave. n.w., at 1:30
Va. p.m.. the Rev. Robert Anderson of-
flclatlng. Interment Carver Me-
BIRKBECK. BARAH. On Saturday. mortal Cemetery. 19
M»rch 17. 1962, SARAH BIRK- w « ]
V wlfe ,v of Joseph “• . 0.” Thursday,
Birkbeck. mother of Mrs. Annie E. 1882 ’-J*. her residence.
Hamill, sister of Mrs. Ada Holiday Jl, 2 t.4 tb MAMIE E. EUELL.
and grandmother of James S. Hamill be l?J ed w ,*f!,°f ® uell - devoted
and Mrs. Doris A. Bruce. Funeral 5? 1 tber t -°! 1 Mr *- P, orotb ?I H *rt. Mrs.
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral RoMnson. Mrs. Gladys Klngs-
Home. 4812 Georgia ave. n.w.. on sl r . o 21 th u J° hn . Earl and
Tuesday. March, 20. at 2 p.m. Inter- ?.V,T2 nd ou Eu . e11 ’ ,«*“« of Charles
ment Rock Creek Cemetery. „ ht 2 n i.,P. he 11 survived by 14
BLACKBURN, FRANK A.. Jr. On Mon- "SWS:
Maixh 19, 1962, FRANK A. four dauihters-in-liw. two sons-
BLACKBURN, Jr., of 4409 14th st. in-law, three sisters-in-law, other
O ®-. beloved husband of Sylvia J. relatives and friends. Remains may ■
Blackburn fath®r of Paula. Sylvia be viewed at 1214 I st. n.e.. after
*sd Louise D. Blackburn and son ♦ P.m.. Monday. March 19. Funeral!
Haldee and the late Prank A. Tuesday. March 20. at 1 p.m. from
Blackburn ar. He also is survived Ihe Mt. Jezrell Baptist Church, sth
b ? ¥"• Beatrice Gilliam and E sts. s.e.. Rev. L. T. Hughes
of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Louise officiating. Interment Lincoln
Foust of Omaha. Nebr.: other rel- Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements
atlvet and many friends. Notice bl by Barnes and Mathews. 19
funeral !ater. Arrangements by Me- n .
Outre. Inc. 21 i<f!f.? K t,£2 BA i. On F£y air - March 16,
19 85’ CORA farmer of 738 Har- !
BRfpKERp, JOHN M. On Bunday. vard st. n.w.. sister of Mrs. Alls
March 18. 1062, at Prince Georges Alice Harrison. Daisy Oallher, Louis
County Hospital, JOHN M. BRICK- and Clyde Lee. She also Is survived
ERD of 6000 Milfan drive. Seat by other relatives and a host of
£!P aaa, l!- Md.. husband of the late friends. After 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Elisebeth Brlekerd. father of Mrs. March 20. friends are Invited to
Jf* 1 ? brother of Miss call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1432 You
Marie Brlekerd, Mrs Blanche Me- st. n.w. Funeral services will be
Mehon and Ralph Brlekerd. Friends held at the new Bethel Baptist
St” P a)l V A h ® Ms Funeral Home. Church. 9th and 8 sts n.w., on
4t and Mjs’uchusetts ave. n.e., Wednesday, March 21, at 12 noon
S^ , , I . t . 9 m , E;. Wed ?.? d ? r - *f. ar '*l Z1 ; I “ t ®n»eat Arlington National Ceme-
? t ' ,ul f!"“ a « w ***b® offered at tery Mrs Farmer will He in state;
.L, Margar't’s Catholic Chureh, at the above-named church from
9:30 am. 10 a.m. until time of funeral. 20
Interment Arlington National Ceme- Membm *
BROWN. PHILIP P. Members of Stans- 8ocl?w rna .rt“ requested*™'
A bury Lodge, No. 24. F. A. meet at the Warner E
*s® ?£ r ' b 7 2 0t m® d Pumphrey Funeral Home,
M.Vrle* 1 th o vSnM? 8434 °®f»’« ia a »« - 811'er
VkfwJ&r nnnwK a!er i PHILIP P Spring, Mo„ cn Tuesday.
BROWN. An emergent March 20. 1962. at 8
caned U so C r at lhe purpose"*" P “- reclUU ° n ° f ,he
on nd Tu t e I s n d*ay M *Mar?h fU "o r “196’ r > VtC at "CKLIN, MISS KROES. On Bunday,
7 p.i U .'S‘the W."ner E‘.
S??r r *Bp?ta?. e Md 434 QeOr '“ ,Vt “ KROES* ’’FICKLn?, dr d a auihter
ROBERT N. DEESE. W. M.
BUCHANAN. HARRY EABL. On Wed- Mary Ficklln Northorp of Alexandria,
Xesday, March 14. 1962, at Mt. Va. Friends may call at the Everly-
Ito Hospital. HARRY E. BUCH- Wheatlev Funeral Home. 1500 West
ANAN of 2015 Lewisdale dr., Hyatts- Braddock rd., where the recitation
vllle, Md., husband of Ethel F. of the rosary will be held on Tues-
Buchanan and brother of Mrs. da *- March 20, at 8 p.m A mass
Jessie Buchanan Edge of Charlotte. f° r **>’ repose of her sou! will be
N. C.. and the late Dr. Wilfred ana held on Wednesday. March 21. at
Dr. Arthur Buchanan and Cary T. 9:30 a.m.. at St. Mary’s Catholic
Buchanan, former attorney at the Church, 310 South Royal st.. Alex-
Veterans’ Administration. He also is andrla. Va. Interment St. Mary's
survived by two nieces and two Cemetery.
nephews Friends may rail from FITEZ, GERALDINE M. On Sunday,
‘.t I £, ’’ S', Monday. March 19. March 18. 1962. at Prince Georges
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home. 7400 Hospital, GERALDINE M. FITEZ of
Sn? r a a k . a^ e - ’here services 8402 Manchester rd.. Silver Spring.
S.® d i °. n Tue sday. March 20. Md.. beloved daughter of Minnie B.
?i t n n 3 .i P rs^J. n . term ? nt u Arll “? tO .? Na " Smlth ’ slster ot Viola c. Shook and
tional Cemetery. In lieu of flowers aunt of Mrs. Christopher DeFran-
K. i!.- su ?® e !L ed u tha ! contributions clsci. Services at the Collins Funeral
be made to the Heart Fund. 19 Home. 3821 14th st n.w., on Tues-
“’dw'M.W? YY T a°t N he°r n ‘ h ‘«'
&& r B e &Wra lS'.*reh W11 !’l be .t h '" d nm
of Mrs. Bella Welsh, Mrs. Annie Blue
Dorsey; stepmother of Elgie Clemen, „ d “® C ”“® y ’ Thurmont. Md.
Samuel and Washington Butler; FLINT. MARY E. On Sunday, March,
also survived by her foster- 18. 1962. MARY E. FLINT ot 1901
daughter. Mrs. Edna Bright; two *9th st. n.w., mother of C. Frank
grandsons, and a host of other Flint of Tallahassee. Fla., and Miss
relatives and friends. After 5 p.m.. Lillian Flint of the home address.
Monday. March 19, friends may call “unt of Mrs. Malcolm H. Smith of
at the Snowden Funeral Home. Rock- Tallahassee. Fla. Friends may call
vllle. Maryland. Funeral Tuesday, at the Gawler Chapel. 1756 Pa.
March 20. at 1 p.m.. st the Friend- av ‘- n w -. «fter 12 noon Tuesday,
ship Church. Damascus. Maryland. March 20 (courtesy parking op-
Rev. J. H. Smith, pastor, end Rev. poslte). where services will be held
Hackett officiating. Interment church on Thursday. March 22, at 10 a m.
cemetery. 19 Interment private. 21
CHASE. HENSON LEE. On Sunday. M?Xh’l7 “196‘"’li hl,
CHASE st HE s N e SON son LE o? “ 8 OA-
M?s Amv L Chase and hYnth.r St VID GOODWIN, beloved husband of
LronaM A L ' James H d f Laura Goodwin and devoted father
and cirlton Cha?e IriJk’c W wmilm? 0< Mrs Carrl « B - Kaiser. Also aur
?z n elt?C On Ne C . l J‘ Be io. l r. el C C - ffiPc’n Alfred 1
and Doris Lavender. Notice of fu- rfifford
neral later. Arrangements by Rollins thr?i “l“ers Lydia B
Davis. Geather McClain and Hanna
COLLINS. ELMER F., Sr. On Saturday Gillis and a host of other relatives
March 17. 1962. at Georgetown and friends. Remalnt resting at the
University Hospital. ELMER F. COL- John T - Rhlnes Co. Funeral Home.
LINS ot 5623 South First st.. Arllng- ? 018 . '- th '*• n ®, (ample parking
ton. Va.. beloved father ot Elmer F facllltes). where friends may call
80111ns. |r. of Falls Church, Va. and a,t ' r 4p m Wednetday, March 21.
. Laurence Collins of Brooklyn. until 7 p.m. Thursday. March 22.
N. Y.: brother of William L. Collins. Funeral services and Interment. Fri-
G. Helene Waldron and Clara C day. March 23. at Tatum. 8. C.
Burgets. all of Arlington. Va. and (Hopewell Methodist Church). 19.21
grandfather of Mery E Collins of HANCOCK. ARTHUR A.. Jr. On Wed-
Falls Church. Va. Friends may call nesday, March 14, 1962. at United
at the Robert J. Murphy Funeral states Public Health Service Hospital.
Home 3024 Columbia pike, Arllng- Baltimore, Md.. ARTHUR A. HAN-
ton .’. .Y a - y h ' re there win be a COCK, Jr., husband of Lucille Han-
reeltation of the rosary on Monday, cock and son of Arthur A. Hancock.
March 19. at <:3O D.m. A requiem »r.: also surviving are a brother
2l M 4ta. wUI be % on Tuesday, at C. B. Hancock, two slaters. Margaret
Bt. Thomas More Church, 10:30 am. Pickett of Camden. S. C.: and
Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Carolyn Watson of New York City,
Washington. D. C. 19 other relatives and many friends.
COOKE. NELLIE G. Os 1301 Ridge may Brooks
place s.e.. on March 17. 1962. wife Ind AU?n Home loth
of Louis A. Cooke, sr.. and mother w ll wha?/’tha roaarv
of Norman F.. Louis A., Jr., and wi?l be reefted 1 5 mßMnfiem
Harry L. Cooke. Gertrude A. Sulli- mass wm be oHered
van and Doris Lank and daughter Jl* his soul * Tuesday March *n P °it
of Fannie Tripplett. Service at the S-nn ama t Holv Nam« ri’thnßJ
Chambers’ Funeral Home. 517 11th church 11th and K sts i iSter-
st. s.e., on Wednesday. March 21, ment Arlington National Cemetery
at 1 D.m Interment Cedar Hill , °“ B L Cen '* ter *•
Cemetery. 20 HARRISON. ALLAN. On Friday, March
Id. 1962. ALLAN HARRISON of
COOPER, ALVENA H. On Sunday, 5524 Bth st. n.w.. son of the late
March 18, 1962, at her residence, William A. and Sqphronia J. Harri-
819 North Ivy st.. Arlington, Va., son of Suitland, Md. Friends may
ALVENA H. COOPER. beloved call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
mother of Mrs Mary Edith Upperco. st. and Mass. ave. n.e., where
Charles Henry and Harry Albert services will be held on Tuesday*
Cooper. She also is survived by March 20. at 12:30 p.m. Interment
nine grandchildren. Friends may Arlington National Cemetery.
Sgilr HAWKINS, JAMES LEO. On Sunday.
ihtL V,March 18. 1962. at Casualty Hos
™ ffnnritey M.tth *IP . Win J m plta1 ’ JAME S LEO HAWKINS of
’ilS. '* ol Allentown rd. s.e.. Camp
1? HS r 1 55 trt > hnt’,nJl d ’ u. Springs, Md.. devoted brother of
Jh. rSE™r b w t l , .nrt Mrs Mamie Hawkins. Mrs. Alberta
Thomas, Mrs. Eleanor Johnson.
County unit, 1411 North Garfield Joseph and Alphonzo Hawkins. He
st., Arlington. Va. a l so j g sUrV i V ed by other relatives
and friends. After 5 p.m. Tuesday.
* March 20, friends may call at the
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ? s °«> r NUhois^ve 11 .^"‘^er? 0
1,1 ■■■ »' rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m.
Holy requiem mass will be offered
vremaiorium at 9 Bm Wednesday, March 21,
J William T.pp’q SnriQ Pn at st. Ignatius’ Church, Oxon Hill,
• VO Md. Interment church cemetery. 20 4
“lT^% D H A OD°A n HENrV'
GEIER FUNERAL HOME *y F^azTer 01 fun "*' “ ter ‘
Since 1851 HORAN. GERTRUDE C. On Sunday.
Sensible Prices March 18. 1962, at Sibley Hospital,
3605 14th St. N.W. TU. 2-2326 G £ RT ?™ E . C ’, HORAN, beloved
Formerly at 1113 7th St. N.W. w , lfe pf Stanley J. Horan, sr.: mother
of Stanley J. Horan, jr.; sister of
. Mrs. Helen Robinson. Mrs. Katie L.
Jett. Samuel E.. Raymond F., and
CEMETERY LOTS James E. Peake. She also is survived
b y several nieces and nephews and
three grandchildren. Friends ma;
IN BEAUTIFUL National Memorial call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
Park, Falls Church, Va. —A lot with st. and Mass. ave. n.e.. after 6
4 burial sites: asking S9OO. Also p.m. Monday. March 19. Services
3-crypt mausoleum in the Living will be held on Wednesday. March
Cross development: asking $6,000. 21. at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill
For information, call DE. 2-7115. Cemetery. 20
THE EVENING STAR
WasAmgton, 0. C.
Monday, March 19, 1962
1 oratl|B
tert HptPltal. EDLA R. INMAN ot
2613 Key blvd.. Arlington. V»„ wife
ol ..the late Ralph C. Inman,
mother ot Mre. Catherine I. Bahn of
Arlington. Va.: Mr,. Mary I. Tassln
v °J Baltimore, Md.. and grandmother
r of Theodore 1. Bahn. Friend, may
Jr y 5 . 1,1 , 1 at ‘J?.® J v ®‘ Home. 2847
’* Wilson blvd., Arlington. Va.. until
» J 2 Tueaday. March 20; thence
rt ?...? 1a . , ;' n .'L' )n . P««byterlan Church.
” 1301 North Jackson st., Arlington.
y a .4 w . he , r ® funeral services win be
a held at 2 p.m. Interment Arlington
(7 National Cemetery. 20
, ’ KEESEE. AUBREY MAYS. On Sunday.
Id Bar8 ar F h Alexandria Hos-
» MAYS KEESEE of
1908 Felton lane. Alexandria. Va..
the husband of Mollie C. Keesee,
brother of James V. Wright. Mrs.
•- Bernard Hudson and Mrs. Burke
e, Craver. Friends may call at ’he De
malne Memorial Chapel. 520 South
>1 Washington St., Alexandria. Va..
a until 10 p.m. Monday. March 19.
a Services on Wednesday. March 21,
e at 2 p.m.. at ths County Line Bap
tist Church. Halifax County. Va.
0 Interment County Line Church Ceme-
d tery.
(1 KITTERMAN. REGINA C. On Friday.
- March 16. 1962. at University oi
V Mu»r»nd Hospital. REGINA C.
.1 iyTTBRSUN of 2410 Briggs Chaney
(1 rd., Silver Spring. Md.. wife of
Richard F. Kltterman. mother of
h B?R lna Marie and Eleanor Theresk
2 Kltterman. daughter of Mrs. Regina
‘ A. Lukshaw and Edward Boawell
and sister of Mrs. Rose Marie Allen
and Joseph and John Boswell. Mrs.
Kltterman rests at the Warner E.
‘ Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434
'■ Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md..
1 where friends may visit alter 4 p.m..
Monday (parking facilities). Mass
- will be offered for the repose of her
- soul on Tuesday. March 20. at 9
a.m„ at St. Bernadette’s Catholic
. Church. 74 University blvd. East.
“ Silver Spring. Md. Interment Park-
‘ lawn Cemetery. tn
, KNIGHT. WILLIE M. On Friday.
1 March 16. 1962. WILLIE M.
1 KNIGHT of 600 Harvard st. n.w..
' beloved husband of Pearl Knight
. and devoted father of Mrs. Ellen K.
, Ivy. Mrs. Mamie Quick. Mrs. Ann
K. Jordan. James B„ William F.
and John W. Knight. Also survlv
. Ing ars two sisters. Mrs. Ella Morrla
of Philadelphia. Pa., and Mrs. Rosa
Roberts of Florida, and other rela
. tlves and many friends. After 4 p.m.
Tuesday, friends are invited to call
i at the McGuire Funeral Home. 1820
9th st. n.w. Funeral on Wednesday,
; March 21 at Meridian HU! Baptist
* Church. 1725 Kalorama rd. n.w„ at
11 a.m. Interment Lincoln Memorial
, Cemetery. 10
1 LEWIS. RATTIE. On Friday. March
16. 1962, HATTIE LEWIE of 1716
oth st. n.w. She is survived by one
sister, Mr,. Florence Kemp: three
; nephews, four nieces, a host of
other relstlves and friends. After
; 4 p.m. Tuesday. March 20. friends
• may call at the Lowe Funeral Hnme.
; 1425 Maryland ave. n.e. Funeral
; services will be held Wednesday.
. March 21. at 1 p.m., at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. Interment
National Harmony Memorial Park,
> the Rev. C. T. Murray officiating.
, Family may be contacted at 1137
Queen at n.e. 20
E MALONEY. CAMILLE M. On Bunday.
: March 18. 1062. CAMILLE M.
1 MALONEY of 2500 Que st n.w..
’ Washington. D. C.. beloved wife
I of the late Patrick J. Maloney and
! mother of Phillip J. Maloney. She
also Is survived by three grandchil
dren. Patricia Llttin, Maureen and
, Phillip Maloney. Jr.; one sister and
five brothers, all of Columbia City.
Ind. Relatives and friends may call
at the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville. Md.,
, from 3 p.m. Monday. March 19,
i until 12 noon Wednesday. March 21.
Services and Interment Columbia
< City. Ind. 20
’ MATTHEWS, WILLIAM WALTER. On
1 Thursday, March 15. 1962, at the
George Washington University Hos
pital, BISHOP WILLIAM WALTER
: MATTHEWS of No. 9 Logan circle
S; W A. ( L®y re s Bishop of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church),
devoted husband of Etorla G. Mat
thew, and beloved father of Mrs.
Juanita Boger of Arlington. Va.. and
Mr. Julius E. Matthews. Also surviv
ing are one granddaughter, Mrs. Jean
A. Brown of Ewa. Hawaii; four great-
I grandchildren, a host of nieces
and nephews, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
the John T. Rhlnes Co. Funeral Home,
1 pois 12th st. n.e. (ample park- ,
Ing ’facilities), where frleuHs may 1
e*!! ester 1 P.m. Sunday. March
18. After 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. March
20. remains will lie In state at
the Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E.
I Zion Church. North Capitol and R
sts. n.w.. until funeral time at 11
a m. Tuesday, the Rev. R. H. Collins
Lee, minister. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. (Casket will 1
not be opened after services.) All
fraternal organizations will hold
their services on Monday tight,
March 19. at rhe above funeral home.
19
MILLER. WALTER LEE (Luke). Sud
denly on Friday, March 16, 1962.
MR WALTER LEE MILLER of 3909
Blaine st. n.e.. husband of Mrs.
Florence Miller. He is survived by
one son. Walter S. Miller, one step
daughter. one stepson, five broth
ers, four sisters, several nieces snd
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed on 1
Monday March 19, after 3 p.m.. at
Hall Brothers Funeral Home,
621 Florida ave. n.w. Funeral serv
ice on Tuesday. March 20. at 2 p.m..
from the Israel Methodist Church,
1219 New Jersey ave. n.w Rev.
Bonnie officiating. Interment Lin
coln Memorial Cemetery. 19
MOORE, MARIE ELIZABETH. On Sat
!£•_ 1882 - MARIE
ELIZABETH MOORE of 3101 Park
way Terrace drive. Suitland. Md.,
beloved wife of Ivan R. Moore,
moUier of Marie B. Bruckner. Regina
E;,S‘ ncla !l’ Kathleen 8. Carlton and
William T. Sinclair, stepmother ol
Joanne Dufour, sister of Katherine
Lunde. Funeral from the James T. <
Ryan Funeral Home. 317 Pa. ave.
s.e.. on Wednesday. March 21. at
8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St.
Philip • Catholic Church at 9 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited. 20
MORAN. RICHARD F. On Friday.
Marbh A®. 1962. at his residence,
414 T st. n.w.. RICHARD F. MORAN,
husband of Eva Moran, father ot
Jean Nelson, Lucy. Benjamin and
Richard F. Moran. |r. and son ot
lola Hairston; also surviving are 1
one sister Pansy Marshall, a brother
Benjamin Moran: other relatives
and many friends. From 5 to 10
p.m.. Sunday. March 18. friends may
call at the Brooks and Allen Funeral
Home,. 12th and Florida ave. n.w.
Funeral and Interment In Chatham,
Va. 19
NEGUS, EDGAR H. On Friday, March
16. 1962. EDGAR H. NEdUS o!
Wynnewood, Pa., formerly of Mount
h* B " hdoved husband of
Edith R. Negus and brother of Hilda ,
M. Powell, Fred. Herbert and Leon- !
ard Negus. Services at Gaach’s
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave..
Hyattsville. Md.. on Tuesday. March
~0. *t 11 a.m. Relatives and
friends Invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 19
NOEL. HARRY W. On Sunday. March
18. 1962. at Georgetown University
Hospital. HARRY W. NOEL of 5529
Hawthorne pl. n.w, beloved wife
of Elizabeth A. McCarthy Noel.
Friends mav call at the Gawler
Chapel. 1756 Pennsylvania ave.
n.w.. after 12 noon Tuesday. March
;(’ (courtesy parking opposite).
Mass will be offered at Our Lady .
of Victory Catholic Church. 4835
MacArthur blvd. n.w., on Wednesday.
March 21, at 9 a.m. Interment
Loudon Park Cemetery. Baltimore,
Md. 20
NOEL. HARRY. The officers snd mem
bers of Plumbers Local
No 6 ’ ar ® heheby
MSKBa notified of the death .of
’ (CBS) Brother HARRY NOEL, on
9/ Sunday. March 18, 1962.
Members may call at the
777; Gawler Funeral Home.
17. Pa. ave. n.w. Services will be
held Wednesday. March 21. at 9
a.m.. at Our Lady of Victory Church,
1 MacArthur blvd. and Reservoir rd.
n.w. Interment Loudoun Park. Balti
more. Md.
CECIL E. RHODES. Bus. Mgr. 20
' OSINALDE. ROMAN. On Bunday, March
18. 1962. at his residence. 1656
t Euclid st. n.w.. ROMAN OSINALDE,
beloved husband of Mary K. Oslnalde
andl father of George A. Oslnalde,
brother of Felix. Maria and Magda
lena Oslnalde. Funeral from Talta
: vull Funeral Home, 3603 14th st.
j n.w., on Wednesday. March 21. at
I £i 3 ? »-m. Requiem mass at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 a.m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
, Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m.
; and 7 to 9 p.m.. Monday and Tues-
I day. March 19 and 20. 20
J PASCAL, LEO. On Sunday. March 18.
> 1962, LEO PASCAL of 2303 Amherst
t d ’u w j Hyattsville, Md.. beloved
‘ husband of Laura Pascal and de-
; voted father of Paul Pascal of I
Takoma Park. Md. He also Is sur-1
vlved by three sisters, Esther
1 Pascal. Pearl Hill and Sally Gero-
: win; a brother. Elroy Pascal,
s all of Cleveland. Ohio,' and two
- grandchildren. Funeral services at
’ the Bernard Danzansky 4 Sons Fu-
1 2.® ra i Home. 3501 14th st. n.w.. on
s Tuesday. March 20. at 12:30 p.m.
{lnterment ohev Sholem-Talmud
Torah Cemetery. Memorial Week.
2303 Amherst rd.. West Hyattsville.
, Md. In lieu of flowers, the family
suggests that contributions be made
t to the Cancer Fund. 20
J RANDOLPH. GARNETT. On Thursday,
l 1 982 ' GARNETT RAN-
DOLPH of 1314 Va sth st. n.w.. be
loved husband of Florence Randolph,
; yon of Mrs. Alzle Randolph and the
late John L. Randolph of Frederick.
; Md.. brother of Kenneth and Park
’ Randolph. Mrs. Viola Weedon. Mrs.
; Ellen Brown and Mrs. Barbara R.
Johnson. He Is also survived by
; other relatives and a host of friends.
1 After 5 p.m. Monday, March 19.
• friends are Invited to call at the
; Jarvis Chapel. 1432 You st. n.w..
where funeral services will be held
1 Tuesday. March 20. at 1 p.m. Inter
) ment Arlington National Cemetery.
• REDDINGTON, FRANK J.. Sr. On Sun-
day. March 18. 1962, FRANK J.
REDDINGTON. Sr., beloved husband
lof Alice E. Reddlngton. father of
Joseph. Frank, Jr.; Martin and
5 Thornes Reddlngton. Nancy Stone,
f Esther Walsh. Agnes Perks. Alice
.. Tucker. Jean Johnson. Catherine
1 McCuiston and Mary Mulligan.
1 Friends may call at the Robert A.
1 Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 11th
r st. s.e. (parking facilities), after 6
&m. Monday, until Wednesday,
arch 21, at 9 a.m. Requiem mass
s at Our Lady Queen ot Peace Chureh.
1 at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends
1 Invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 20
Sratlja v
h RIDGWAY. CARRIE. 6t 8305 7tH at
:- n e on Mareh .18. IM2, aleter 0
1, Chambers' Funeral Home. 14(8
>f Chapin st. n.w.. on Wednesday
n March 21. at 2 p.m. Mtermen
r Rack Creek Cemetery. 20
7 RIVERA. LUIS. On Bunday. March 18
11 11)62. LUIS RIVERA of 6508 Re<
e Top rd., West Hyattevllle, Md.. be
1, loved husband ot the late LoiHse M
Rivera and father of Mra. Rober
e Gray. LuU Rivera. Jr., and Alfons:
» ?'\$ ra „. Frignds -may .call st tin
S. H. Htnea Co. Funeral Home. 2901
, 11th st n.w.. after 3 p.i*. Monday
; March 19 (parking .facilities). .Pray.
, ers at the above funeral home or
f Wednesday. March 2“ at n"lo a m
‘hence to St. Paul's Catholic Church
;■ 15th and V sts. n.w . where the hols
sacrifice of the mats will be offerer
® at 10 a.m.. for the repose of hl,
«oul. Interment Christian Brothen
“ Cemetery, Ammendafe. Md. 20
■: ROMEO. CARMELA MOTTA. Suddenl,
on Friday. March 18, 196’2, at Bub-
J£ r A a . I U ,0 * Dltal CARMELA MOTTA
ROMEO of 11107 Newport rd.. Ken
sington. Maryland, beloved wife 01
Joe Romeo, mother of Mrs. Anthon)
V. Pappalardo. Mrs. Daryl E. Hahn
t and Miss Grace Romeo, daughter ol
Mrs. Grace Motta, enter of Mrs
< Lucy Bucolo, Carl X. and Joseph
Motta, grandmother of Joe and An
t thony Pappalardo, Eric Michael and
1 Juanita Hahn. Friends may cal
I at the Rinaldi Funeral. Home. 7400
1 the Holy Sacrifice of the Mats wll
be offered at ip a.m. for the repose
of her soul. Entombment F6rt Lincoln
■ Mausoleum. Recitation of the rosary
, Monday at 8 p.m. Relatives snd
friends Invited. 10
ROUtAND, ESTHER B. On Sunday,
March 18 1962. at her residence.
307 North George Muon drive.
M 1 £ n J ,t< l. n - Va -- XSTHER B. ROU
LAND. beloved wife of John Edward
Rouland, mother ot Jay Thomae
Rouland, sister of Mrs. Mildren
Karber of Detroit Mich.; Mra.
Loraine Nyman of Grand Ranldt,
Mich.: Kenneth M. Pallor of Wash
ll’t(pI ’. D - C., and Donald J. Fillor
°f Detroit, Mich. Memorial services
wl 1 Ji? be i d at 8t - Michael! Bplsco
pa Church. 1132 North Ivanhoe at..
4l llnßt< ’ n ’ Va.. on Tuetday. March
2 P-m. Interment private. In
lieu of flowers, contributions may
b ' “ la 8 to the Warwick Memorial
Clinic. 2300 K st. n.w., Washington,
D. C.
RYON. CHARLES F. Suddenly on Bat-
March 17 1962, CHARLES F.
SYOf!5 YOf ! ..9 f f 3BO Armstrong lane,
Forestville. Md.. the beloved hus
band of T Eileen Ryot,, father of
Charles F Rypn, Jr.; son Ot Robert
I. Ryon, brother of Mrs. Doris L.
Chesnutt. uncle of Carol A. andKathl
L. chesnutt. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1661
Good Hope rd. s.e. (parking facili
ties). on Wednesday, March 21. at
11 a.m. Interment Epiphany Episco
pal Cemetery. Forestville. Md. 20
SCOTT. DR. JOHN RUSSELL. On
Annli M. etobtt. and father of John
C. Scott of the home address. Friends
HB?, c ?s„ at th s, L ves nijtanu Home.
r.SIZ ,'X Uson bI Y?- Arilngton. Va..
until 12 noon. Monday" March 19.
thence to Trinity Presbyterian
Church. 16th and S' Inxlewood's "
,T h '. r ®. funeral, serv
ices will be held at 2 p.m. Inter
ment National Memorial Park. In
lieu of flowers, contributions’ may
$« ® ad ® to the lowa, State Center
c*r® of Mrs. WUnla.E. Onpelt.
4660 South Four Mila Run drive. Ar
lington 4. Va. 7 < Ijg
SHORTER. SARAH A, on Friday.
March 16, 1962. SARAH a:
SHORTER, devoted ilster-ln-law oi
Mrs. Elizabeth Shorter and aunt
Mrs^ R 1 th Robinson. William,
James, Theodore, Leon, Joseph, Clar
ence and Melvin Shorter,-. Also sur
viving are other relatives and many
friends. After 4 p.m., Monday, March
J£J r i® n< li are ln v| t® d to call at the
McGuire Funeral Home, 1820 9th st.
n (. w 2 ’T h -' r^ th ® r 2»n; nm »•
clted at 7:30 p.m. Requiem mass win
be celebrated at St. Martin’s Cath
olic Church. 1900 N. Capitol at* at
9 a.m Tuesday. March 20 'lnter
ment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. (Family
may bo contacted at 1144 stn st.
n.e. 19
SMOOT. MILDRED DUVALL. On Frl-
Sister of JArfaret Duvali m^udl‘cl d
Memorial services will be held at
All Souls' Episcopal Church. -Cathe-
"TOoPTt lan ßa^.**Ll^ rC E h
SNIDER, beloved husband of Gloria
Lee Snider, father of Jdhrt Lee.
Lewis Edward, Betty Ann and Dan
Allen Snider, brother at Marion
A « a ! Pete Snider. Mra. Hattie
Louise Wilson. Mrs. Lena Jean Wiley
and Mrs. Minnie Virginia Hendricks.
Friends may call at thejdonev *
King Ihineral Home. 171 Maple ave.
v L*‘l? a t„Y a - ’heze, services
will be held Wednesday. March 21.
~1 2:4. 5 pm - Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
SOKOLOWSKI. EDWARD CARL. On
rd.. Mitchellville. Maryland, beloved
husband of Irene Doda Sokolowski
i?th®r ot , Mr ’ v Lota Francis. Bdward
Car! Sokolowski .Mrs. Lduise McNev.
and Paul Louis Sokolowski. Also sur
vived by two sisters and one brother,
Friends may call at Nalley’s Funeral
Home. 3200 Rhode Island ave.. at
Eastern ave. n.e. Funeral Tuesday.
BMarch8 March 20. at 9 a.m.. thence to
?'l , „ Pan V. 1 ? Catholic Church, Mltch-
Ivllle. Md.. where mass will be
offered at 10 a.m. for the repose
of his soul. Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Washington Na
tional Cemetery. Suitland. Md. 19
STOKES. NELSON M. On Sunday.
March 18. 1962, at hla residence.
3305 Chestnut st. n.w.. NELSON
M. STOKES, beloved husband of
Mary Dee Stokes, brother ot Mrs.
Charles R. Bush, jr„ snd Mrs. Hugh
S. Elliott. Friends may call at the
Gawler Chapel. 1756 Pa. ave. n.w.
(courtesy parking opposite), where
services will be held on Wednesday.
March 21. at 2 p.m. Interment
private. 20
STROTHER, JULIA TAYLOR. Os Boll
ing Air Force Base. Washington.
D. C.. on March 18. 1962. wife of
Lt. Gen. Dean C. Btrother, USAF;
S other of Julia Ann Strother, aunt
Dr. T. U. Taylor of Fort Worth.
Tex., and Lt. Col 8. M. Taylor.
USMC. of Laguna Beach, CallL Re:
mains at Chambers’ Georgetown Fu
neral Home. 3072 M st. n.w., until
Wednesday. March 21. at 9:30 a.m.
Services at the Fort Myer Chapel
at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery. 20
SWOPE. MARY ESTELLE. On Sunday.
„A 8 5 2 *. MARY ESTELLE
SWOPE of 6009 Rossmore drive, Be
thesda. Md.. beloved wife of the
late Daniel P. Swope and mother of
Joseph B. Zlmowskl and Mrs. Joseph
B. Yarrow, sister of Miss Margaret
O. Rust. Friends are Invited to
call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
D ?n*J’ Betb®sda, Md. Roqtuem mass
will be offered Wednesday. March 31.
at 9 a.m., at St. Jane Frances de
Chantal Catholic Church. 9701 Old
Georgetown rd. Bcthwda. Md., In
terment Arlington National Ceme
tery. 4 20
THOMPSON. JAMES DENNIS. On Tues
day. March 13. 1962. MR. JAMES
DENNIS THOMPSON of Port To
bacco, Md.. departed this life. He
leaves to mourn hit devoted daugh
ters, Mrs. Catherine Gross of 201
5 «th st. n.e. and Mrs. Mary Hanaon
of Washington. D. C.: two devoted
sons. James Edward Thompson and
J»mes Dennis Thompson, Jr., of
Port Tobacco. Md. The remains of
the late Mr. Thompson may be
viewed after 5 p.m. until 10 p.m.
Monday. March 19. at the Brown &
Davidson Funeral Home. 5635 Eads
st. n.e.. where the rosary will be
recited at 8 p.m. Funeral services
at 10:30 a m. Tuesday. March 20.
at La Plata. Md.
VERMILLION. JAMES FRANCIS. Sud
denly. on Sunday. March 18. 1962,
at his home. 201 Williamsburg
drive. Silver Spring. Md.. JAMES
FRANCIS VERMILLION, hiisband of
82*0? L. Vermillion, brother of Mrs.
MlWred F. Bramham. Mrs. Evelyn M.
Phillips Stephen D. and Charles T.
Vermillion, nephew- M Florence and
Abnl® Vermillion. Mr. Vermillion
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. 8434 Georgia ave..
Silver .Spring Md where frledda
nj»y . ytafa after 7 p.m. Mondty.
M S. rc t 18 (hiyklng facilities). Mass
will ba offered for the' repose of
his soul on Wednesday. March 21,
11.,I 1 ., (ft i,™-- .at St. Bernadette’s
Catholic Church. 72 University blvd.
“VngS!k V ' r saM , 'ce^iter I y nt ' r ?o en ‘
®l VERMILLION. JAMES FRANCIS. Mem
bers of the St. Bernadette
Holy Name Society are re
quested to meet at the
Warner E Pumphrey Fu
neral Home. 8434 Georgia
ave.. Silver Spring. Md.,
on Tuesday. March 20,
1 8 p.m., for recitation of
the rosary. 20
WALKER. JAMES E. Suddenly, on
KFM a J i ,l la £®!‘ 4 5’ 1962. JAMES E.
WALKER, beloved son of Frederick
L- *pd Hallie L. Walker, brother of
Patricia Lee and Deborah Lynn
Walker. Friends may call at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1661
Good Hope rd. s.e. (parking facili
ties), until 9:15 a.m. Tuesday. March
20. Funeral services at Fort Myer
Chapel. Fort Myer Va., at 10 aim.
Interment Arlington National Ceme
tery.
WATKINS. I. DORSEY. On Saturday,
March 17. 1962. I. DORSEY WAT
KINS of Damascus. MTfbeloved hus
band ot the late Florenea E. Watkins,
father of Mrs. Irving B. Watkins.
Mrs. Charles Covington. Albert D.
and Donald B. Watkins and brother
of Marshall T. Watkins and Mrs.
Rhoda Reed. Mr Wathina .rests at
the Olin 1* Moiesworth Funeral
H S9 l ?' U a mascui. Md.. wtiere services
will be held on Tuesday. March 20.
.9 m - Interment Montgomery
Methodist Cemetery. ClagettsvlUe.
Md. • ' e ' r
WHITEHEAD, MARY E. On Sunday.
March 18. 1962. MARY E. WHITB-
S^, D 0, «5.? 2 1 B st - *®- wl ‘ e of
William Whitehead and mother of
Y ,ra L. Woodard. She also is sur
vived by two sisters, one brother,
a host of grandchildren and great
grandchildren. other relatives and
friends Prom 12 noon until 10:30
p.m. Tuesday, March 20, friends
m*v call at the Frailer Funeral
Home. .189 Rhode Island ave. n.w.
E 80 "* 1 and Interment Swift Creek
Baptist Church. Whitaker, N. C. 20
Leo Pascal, Archivist,
Auto Historian, Dies
Leo Pascal, 52, one of the
country’s foremost authorities
on automobile history, died yes
terday at George Washington
University Hospital after being
ill for two inonths with cancer.
Mr. Pascal, who lived at 2303
Amherst road, West Hyattsville,
Md., had worked as an ar
chivist at the National Ar
chives for the last 20 years.
As a hobby, he had set up a
collection of articles represent
ing the history of the auto.
Ten years ago he was in
charge of planning the history
exhibit for. the American Auto
mobile Association’s conven
tion at the Mayflower Hotel.
Music, Toys Included
His own collection included
100 pages of sheet music re
lating to autos. In addition to
thousands of books on auto
mobile history, he had col
lected 150 antique toys repre
senting the various makes of
cars.
Mr. Pascal also lectured lo
cally on the McGuffey’s Reader
system of education. When he
was a college student a teacher
gave him a box of the readers.
Mr. Pascal used this as the
nucleus for a collection which
Edward Sokolowski, Leader
Os Polish Club, VA Ex-Aide
Edward Carl Sokolowski, a
leader In the metropolitan
area’s Polish community and
a retired Veterans Administra
tion employe, died Saturday at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital after a short illness. He
was 63.
Mr. Sokolowski of Enterprise
road, Mitchellville. Md., was
president of the Polish Club of
Washington. He was retired
last year from his job as ad
judicator of claims at the VA.
Bom in Tamow, Poland, he
came to this country In 1907
and settled in Plymouth, Pa.
He moved to Washington in
1919 and received a degree In
accounting from the old South
ern University here In 1926
after attending evening classes.
During World War 11, Mr.
Sokolowski and his wife spent
their week ends helping to find
homes for displaced persons
arriving here from Poland.
' For many years his chief
Jhailjis
FRANK WILLIAMS. Notice of luner&i
later. Services by Fratier
WILLIS, LTNWOOD L. Sr. On Batur>
HoepiU* 6 l’ WILLM. lr
?< uth w », w *. lker of V».;
Airman 2/c Lynwood I. Willie, Jr.
Air Force Bue. Schilling. Karie.;
brotneil£«H* H. Willie of Hyatte
vllle. MU.: W. 8. Willie of Honolulu.
Hawaii: Albert A. Wllllg of Bowte,
Md. He also *’ aurvlved by six
S? re i Es I,nd l m,T . “U
ie Money A King Funeral Home,
171 Maple ave. west, Vienna. V*.,
where services will be held Tuesday
WOODWARD WILLIAM BILEY. On
Saturday. March 17. 1962. at Wash-
» h WU*^ Dte o7
M r ’- Hattie Clark After 8 p.m. Tues
4h?fdhUidV«dK’tt T ‘ c s , i. w l l l
f e 1 ry a m ’ I»s«nnent Harmony Ceme-
-DEATHS-
Ann.aneemenU of
Howell, Eaeene W. W. Chambers Co.
m?’""** <?** W ‘ w ' cb *" k «” Co.
Rideway. Carrie W. W. Chamber. Co.
Cooke. Nellie G. W. W. Chamber. Co.
Delehanty,
T , 3: % %*»%; g; :
in fthmnrtam
BLANTON, DOROTHY C. In lovine
s!£'8 or X o, „J n .’’Jl eloV,d wlfe ’ dobo-
TH* C. BLANTON, who departed
thia lift one 7'» r **• today, March
iy, lytji.
What would I not give to claap her
Her dear '.weet face to see;
To hear .her voice, to tee her .mile,
That meant so much to me.
You left behind an achlnt broken
heart
That loved you most sincere;
And In my lonely hours of thinking.
Thoughts of you are ever ni»r.
1 *!}!•• To ? *??■«’• *• time passes on
Than I did on the day ot your
going.
For absence ban never close the door
of my heart
And the lamp of my love for you.
dear, will always be slowing.
Your heart «aa the truest In all the
wide world.
Your love and devcMon the most
ehgrished to recall:
And no One on earth, sweetheart,
can ever take your place.
For you will always be the dearest
YOUR BAR
gusson’ S181E§:
ro £m.
this life on March 19. 1949.
Time and years will roll by.
But love and memories never die
THE FAMILY. ‘
JOHNSON, WALTER. In sad but loving
memory of my dear husband.
j °HNBON. who departed
1961 ** 0I ” mr ***’ M,rch 18 '
Gone but not forgotten.
i They w,Mme heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time so far has only proved
'How much I miss you yet.
.as sSSgtea
memory of our dear husband and
«■ « F hu
years ago today. March 19. 1958.
In memory we see you yet,
God gave us strength to fight th.
blow
And courage to bear It:
But what it meant to us to lose you
No one win aver know.
w vivian IAN AI ’ D DAnaHTER .
NESLINE, kukABITH M. In loving
S‘^2 rr w o, „K, ,'JSi I’' 1 ’' wl,e - bliza
beth ,M- NJSLiNB- ’ho departed
thl« j’H’q*’ 0 ago today, March
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell
of the loss of one we loved so well;
And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep.
Her keep.
BM oE H ’. t X“ £>&
paased fi away one year ago. March
Your memories are treasures no
one can steal.
Parting leaves heartaches no one
can heal:
Til memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts.
Alwaysso true, unselfish and kind,
A few world her equal you'll
A beautiful life that came to an end.
She as she lived, everyone's
LILLIAN AND ANDREW.
WALTER (HOOKS) JOHNSON. In sad
but loving memory ol my devoted
uncle WALTER (HOOKS! JOHNSON,
who departed this life one year ago
today, March 19. 1961. May the
peace ot God that passeth aU under-
WiH&FItLD, JAMES AND LAtlkA, who
departed this life eight years ago
today, March 19. 1954. Memories
are treasures that never grow old
In our memory you will always linger.
DAOGrfTERS.
he built up to include an en
tire set of the readers, many of
them rare editions.
In lecturing to local PTAs
and schools he set up demon
stration classes, Including even
the old hickory stick used to
discipline students.
taught in Ohio
A native of Cleveland, Mr.
Pascal earned his A.B. in his
tory and economies at Western
Reserve University there. Be
fore coming here about 1935,
he taught as a substitute in
Ohio secondary schools.
Mr. Pascal was a member of
the Pennsylvania Historical
Society and the Association of
American Archivists. He was
a member of Ohev Bholom
Talmud Torah Congregation.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Laura Pascal of the home
address; a son, Paul, of 676
Houston avenue, Takoma Park,
Md., and two grandsons. He
also leaves three sisters and
Elroy Pascal, all
of Cleveland.
Services will be at 12:30 pm.
tomorrow at the Danzansky
Funeral Home, 3501 Fourteenth
?u re^ N W - Buriw wm be at
the Ohev Bholom Congregation
Cemetery.
. hobby was beekeeping. A mem
ber of the locgl beekeepers*
association, he kept seven hives
and used the honey in place of
sugar.
He was a member of the Noc
turnal Adoration Association of
the Holy Family Roman Catho
lic Church.
Mr. Sokolowski leaves his
wife and a son, Paul Louis, of
the home address; another son,
Edward, of 703 Roeemere street.
Silver Spring, and two daugh
ters, Mrs. Lola Francis, 601
Sixty - fourth avenue, Seat
Pleasant, Md., and Mrs. Louise
McNey of 11 Old Chapel road,
Highbridge Estates, Bowie, Md.
He also leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Lola Peake, 641 South Harrison
street, Arlington, and Mrs.
Marie Maslowski of Easton, Pa.,
and a brother, Louis, of Plym
outh.
A requiem mass will be of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
the Holy Family Catholic
Church, Woodmore road, in
Mitchellville. Burial will be at
Washington National Cemetery.
Oliver Bucher,
Retired General,
VMI Official
LEXINGTON, Va., Mar. 19
<AP).—Brig. Gen. Oliver Boone
Bucher, 71, a former comman
dant of cadets at Virginia Mili
tary Institute, died Saturday
in an Army hospital at Fort
McPherson, Ga.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm., tomorrow in the
chapel at Fort Myer. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
He was commandant of ca
dets at VMI for four years
after World War n, retiring in
1951. He had retired from the
Army after 33 years on De
cember 31, 1950.
Gen. Bucher earned top hon
ors while a student at the in
stitute prior to World War I.
He was first captain of the
corps, president of his class
and captain of the baseball
team.
He served in both World
Wars.
After retirement he served
briefly as a field representa
tive of VMI Foundation, Inc.
Hfe leaves hii wife, Mrs
Evelyn Baly Hoge Bucher, for
merly of Staunton; a daughter,
Mrs. F. T. Unger of Fort Mc-
Pherson, Ga,; a son, Col. O. B.
Bucher, jr„ with the Air Force
in California; three sisters, Mrs.
J. R. C. Brown and Miss Jessie
Bucher, both of Richmond, Va.,
and Mrs. Theodore Schultz of
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Maloney, 75,
Long in Area,
Active in Church
Mrs. Patrick J. Maloney, 75,
a resident of the Washington
area for many years, died yes
terday of a heart attack at
the home of a friend in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Maloney lived at 4027
Hamilton street, Hyattsville,
Md.
The former Camille Meyers,
she was bom in Columbia City,
Ind.
She was active in St. Je
rome’s Catholic Church in
Hyattsville, where she was ac
tive tn the sodality and the
Ladles of Charity.
Her husband, who was treas
urer of the Home Owners Loan
Corp., died about nine years
ago.
Mrs. Maloney leaves a son,
Philip J., 4520 Burlington place
N.W., and three grandchildren.
One sister and five brothers in
Columbia City also survive.
Friends may call today and
tomorrow at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore avenue,
Hyattsville. Services and burial
will be in Columbia City on
Friday.
Actor Frank Orth,
In Dr. Kildare Films
HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 19 (AP).
Veteran Character Actor
Frank Orth is dead at 82.
Mr. Orth, who played Inspec
tor Farraday in the Boston
Blackie television series, began
his show business career in ;
vaudeville in 1897. He played in
the Nancy Drew and original i
Dr. Kildare movies.
Mrs. Strother,
Active in AF
Wives' Groups 7
Mrs. Dean C. Strother, wife
of the deputy chief of staff for
operations at Air Force head
' quarters, died yesterday of
cancer in Andrews Air Force
Base Hospital.
A native of Batesville, Va.,
Mrs. Strother was educated in
Austin, Tex., where her late
father, T. U. Taylor, was for
many years head of the School
of Engineering of the Univer
sity of Texas.
Mrs. Strother had lived here
with her husband since 1968.
After World War n, Gen.
Strother was stationed here as
a student at the National War
College and was assigned to
Air Force headquarters.
Before she became ill about
two years ago, Mrs. Strother
was active In Air Force officers’
wives’ organizations.
In addition to her husband,
she leaves a daughter. Miss
Julia Ann Strother of the home
address at Bolling Air Force
Base.
Services will be at 10 am.
Wednesday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Geraldine Fitez,
School Teacher
Miss Geraldine M. Fitez, sb,
a Montgomery County school
teacher, died yesterday at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital after a brief Illness.
Miss Fitez had taught English
at Montgomery Blair and
Sherwood High Schools for the
last four years. She previously
taught In her native Frederick,
Md.
She recevied her bachelor’s
degree from Washington Col
lege in Chestertown, Md., and
her master’s from George
Washington University. For
several years she attended
summer education courses at
Columbia University. During
this time, Miss Fitez also worked
at the National Education As
sociation here before returning
to Frederick.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. Viola
C. Shook of the home address,
8402 Manchester road, Silver
Spring.
Services will be at 11 a.m.
tomorrow at Collins Funeral
Home, 3821 Fourteenth street
N.W. Burial will be in Frederick.
Freddy Clark, 76, Musician
30 Years in D. C. Theaters
Charles Fred Clark, a vet
eran musician who spent 30
years directing the music in
Washington theaters, died Fri
day of a heart attack in Bir
mingham, Ala.
Mr. Clark, known as Freddy
in the days when he was mas
ter of the pit at Keith’s and
the Earle Theaters, was 76.
A veteran of theater pits in
Lynn, Mass., and Boston, Mr.
Clark came to Washington in
1913 to be musical director for
the new Keith’s Theater. Built
a year before as an early movie
house, Keith’s had just been
turned into a vaudeville the
ater and Mr. Clark conducted
the orchestra on opening night.
Keith's dropped vaudeville in
1930 and Freddy went to the
Earle (now the Warner The
ater). He stayed as long as
vaudeville did, until 1944.
A favorite of several Presi-
Miss Kroes Ficklin; Taught
In Alexandria 45 Years
Miss Kroes Ficklin, 89, a re
tired Alexandria high school
teacher, died at her home yes
terday. She had lived at 714
Duke street for 65 years.
Miss Ficklin, born in Alexan
dria, was the daughter of
Theodore H. Ficklin, who also
was identified with the Alexan
dria school system, and for
whom an elementary school is
named.
Miss Ficklin taught English
at the old Alexandria High
School and later at George
Washington High for 45 years.
She recalled proudly after her
retirement that she never
missed a day of classes.
James Francis Vermillion,
Once Athletic Star Here
James Francis Vermillion. Connecticut avenue N.W.. and
one-time athlete at McKinley
Tech High School and an em
ploye of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. for 22 years, died
yesterday at his home in Silver
Spring.
Mr. Vermillion, who was 44,
lived at 201 Williamsburg
drive. He was a native of Wash
ington and spent most of his
early life here.
He died of a heart condition
and other ailments.
Mr. Vermillion was out
standing in basketball and
football at McKinley before
graduation in 1937. Later he
starred at Devltt Prep School
here.
An Army paratrooper in
World War n, he was among
forces Invading France in 1944
and received the Purple Heart
and Legion of Merit. He served
with the 501st Parachute In
fantry Regiment of the 101st
Airborne Division.
Mr. Vermillion was an in
spector at PEPCO. He was a
member of the Kilowatt Club,
an employe group.
Mr. Vermillion leaves his
wife, Alice L.; brothers,
Stephen D„ 2000 North Adams
street, Arlington, Mid Charles
T., 4009 Havard street, Silver
Spring, and two sisters, Mrs.
Mildred F. Bramhan, 3618
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NELSON M. STOKES
Nelson M. Stokes,
Vice President
Os Riggs Branch
Nelson Miles Stokes, 59, vice
president of the Lincoln Branch
of the Riggs National Bank,
was found dead yesterday at his
home, 3305 Chestnut street
N.W.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac-
Donald issued a certificate of
suicide today.
Police said Mr. Stokes’ wife
found the body hanging by a
clothesline from a cellar ceiling
rafter. A family physician said
Mr. Stokes had a heart attack
about a year ago and had been
depressed about his health.
Mr. Stokes had been associ
ated with the Lincoln National
Bank since 1920. It merged
with Riggs in 1958.
He was named assistant
branch manager in 1935 and
assistant cashier in 1937. He be
came vice president and cashier
in 1955.
Services will be at Gawler’s
Chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania ave
nue N.W., at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Burial will be private.
Rafael Busoni
NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (AP).
Rafael Busoni, 62, painter
and illustrator and son of com
poser-pianist Ferruccio Busoni,
died Saturday of a heart ail
ment.
Fletcher Godfrey
NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (AP).
—Fletcher Godfrey, 45, presi
dent of Arrowhead Petroleum
Corp., and director of several
firms, died yesterday after an
illness of about three months.
dents and thousands of the
ater-goers, Mr. Clark also com
posed. He was a member of
the Scottish Rite Masonic
Order and was organist for
the old Grace Episcopal Church
Georgetown.
Just two months ago, Mr.
Clark and his wife left their
Washington home, 5501 Con
necticut avenue N.W. At one
time they lived in the 22-room
house at 2131 Massachusetts
avenue N.W. that used to be
the Peruvian Embassy and
were mother and father to 36
Government girls who boarded
there.
Funeral services were sched
uled today in Birmingham.
Mr. Clark leaves his wife,
now living in Birmingham, and
two daughters, Mrs. George D.
King, jr., of Birmingham and
Mrs. Leo S. Thompson of Los
Angeles.
She was an alumna of George
Washington University. She
wrote her master’s thesis on
the soldier poets of the South.
A charter member of the Dr.
Elisha Dick chapter of the
Daughter’s of the American
Revolution, she also belonged
to the Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club.
Miss Ficklin leaves a sister,
Mrs. Mary Northrop, of the
home address.
A requiem mass will be of
fered at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday
at St. Mary’s Catholic Church,
Alexandria, with burial in St.
Mary’s Cemetery.
Mrs. Evelyn M. Phillips. 5208
Thirty-second avenue S.E.
Services will be Wednesday
from the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home in Silver Spring.
A mass will be offered at St.
Bernadette’s Catholic Church,
Four Corners, at 10 a.m., with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Price
plays no part
in the Gawler
tradition
of service
JOSEPH
GAWLER’S
SONS. INC
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1756 FENNtVIVAMA AVE. N.W
Tcltplwa* NA S SSI3
Ccvrfair JaHDo*

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