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Van Wyck Brooks Dies;
Critic of U. S. Literature
BRIDGEWATER, Conn., May
3 (AP). —Van Wyck Brooks,
who died yesterday, helped up
root old literary standards in
the first part of the century
and then discovered the "usa
ble past” in American letters.
The critic, literary historian
and biographer died at 77 In
his white frame house in this
tiny community.
Mr. Brooks created a stir in
1915 with the publication of
"America’s Coming of Age," a
kind of manifesto for young
writers who could not accept
the traditional belief that lit
erature must serve moral ends.
In the book, Mr. Brooks said
he found that “something had
always been wanting (in Amer
ican literature), that a certain
density, weight and richness, a
certain poignancy, a something
far more deeply Interfused, is
simply not there."
Continued Criticisms
In other early works—“ The
Ordeal of Mark Twain" and
“The Pilgrimage of Henry
James”—Mr. Brooks continued
his criticisms of American cul
ture.
After a four-year period of
mental depression spent in hos
pitals, Mr. Brooks di dhis ma
jor work.
His five-volume “Ma ke r s
and Finders: A History of the
Writer In America. 1800-1915"
was a mamouth undertaking.
In it he tried to show that
American writers did not have
to look to Europe for their lit
erary heritage; that they had
a rich, "usable” tradition in
their own land.
The first volume, “The
Flowering of New England,”
won the 1937 Pulitzer Prize for
history and became a best
seller.
Some critics of Mr. Brooks’
work said it was overly roman
tic in its glorification of Amer
ica’s literary past. He count
ered by accusing modem writ
ers of lacking a capacity for
sentiment.
Urges Tenderness
“Unless we cultivate tender
ness,” he asked, “what will be
come of a human world that
is now as red as nature in
tooth and claw?"
The son of a New York stock
broker, Mr. Brooks completed
four years’ work at Harvard in
three years, spent a brief period
as a newspaper reporter, then
went to England to spend a year
in the London slums, subsist-
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After writing “The Wine of
the Puritans" in 1909, in a
Sussex farmhouse, Mr. Brooks
returned to New York, and was
assistant to Editor Walter
Hines Page on the publication
World's Work. Minor writing
and editing jobs kept him go
ing until he won some fame as
a critic.
A gritic described Mr. Brooks'
"The World of Washington
Irving,” published in 1944, as
bringing to life "enough new
and forgotten stories to inspire
a generation of novelists."
Wins Gold Medal
In 1946 Mr. Brooks was
awarded the gold medal of the
National Institute of Arts and
Letters for his essays and crit
ical works.
Mr. Brooks leaves his wife,
Gladys Rice Billings Brooks,
and two sons, Oliver K. Brooks
of Redding and Charles Van
Wyck Brooks of New York.
Memorial services will be here
Tuesday.
D. F. Holtman, 73,
Vice President of
Investment Firm
Dudley F. Holtman, 73. vice
president and manager of H. M.
Byllesby & Co., investment se
curities, died suddenly at his
office Wednesday.
A native of Chicago, Mr.
Holtman earned his bachelor’s
degree in civil engineering at
the Illinois Institute of Tech
nology in 1912, and practiced
railroad and construction en
gineering for the next nine
years. In 1921, he came to
Washington with the National
Lumber Manufacturers Associ
ation, and in 1929 was named
assistant director of the Nation-'
al Committee on Wood Utili
zation.
In 1930. Mr. Holtman joined
Byllesby & Co., an association
that lasted until his death.
He was a member of the
Cosmos Club, Almas Temple
Shrine, Newcomers Club, Round
Table, YMCA, Oldest Inhabi
tants and the American Society
of Civil Engineers Club.
He leaves his wife Bernice;
a son, Frank; a daughter, Do
rothy Jane, and a grandson,
all of the family address, 4220
Fiftieth street N.W.
Funeral services took place
yesterday at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home. Graveside ser
vices will be held at 11 a. m.
tomorrow at Rose Hill Ceme
tery, Chicago.
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Restaurant Union
Samuel Hirshcopt, 65, presi
dent of the local joint Ex
ecutive Board of the Hotel and
Restaurant Employes Unions,
died of a cerebral hemorrhage
yesterday at Holy Cross Hos
pital in Silver Spring.
Mr. Hirshcopf, a waiter at
the Shoreham Hotel’s Blue
Room, was president of the
joint board for three years. He
had been president of Waiters
Local 781 the past 21 years.
A native of Warsaw, Poland,
he came to this country in
1913 and lived in New York
for five years before moving
to Washington.
He had worked at the Shore
ham for a year in the early
1930’s and later returned per
manently in 1936. For the last
seven years he had worked at
the Hay Adams Hotel as well.
He leaves his wife, Marie, of
the home, 5605 Sduth Seventh
road, Arlington; two stepsons,
George Rogers, 6105 North
Twenty-sixth street, Arlington
and Joseph Rogers of the home;
three brothers, Murry and Jo
seph, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and
Chaim, of Tel Aviv, Israel, and
two sisters, Mrs. Esther Schon
haut, of Hoboken. N. J., and
Mrs. Laja Wranzberg of Tel
Aviv.
Services will be at 3 p. m.
today at Danzansky’s funeral
home, 3501 Fourteenth street
N. W„ with burial in King Da
vid Cemetery.
Richard C. Hall
Memorial Rites
Services for Richard C. Hall.
23, an electronics technician
who died aboard the submarine
Thresher, will be at 3 p m. Sun
day at Christ Methodist
Church, 900 Fourth street S. W.
A graduate of Wakefield
High School, Mr. Hall attended
Columbian Prepatatory School
here and his grades earned him
qualification for appointment
to the Naval Academy. He
turned down the offer and
entered the Naval Reserve, be
ginning active submarine duty
in 1960. He lived at 2702 South
Cleveland street in Arlington.
Mr. Hall leaves his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hall;
two sisters. Lauretta, 16. and
Joyce, 6 and two brothers.
Glenn, 14. and Gregory, 8, all
of the home address.
The family requests that ex
pressions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to a
Richard C. Hall memorial at
the Christ Methodist Church.
Mrs. Urner, 104,
Official's Widow
RICHMOND. May 3 (AP).—
Mrs. Clarence H. Urner of Rich
■ mond, widow of a former State
treasurer, died at her home
i Wednesday. She was 104.
Mrs. Urner was born Oct
ober 23, 1858, near Martins
burg, W. Va.. which then was
in Virginia. She said she re
membered a Union soldier dur
ing the Civil War trying to give
her a gold dollar but her mo
ther disapproved.
Her husband, Clarence Hen
ry Urner, died in 1932.
She leaves two daughters,
both of Richmond, three grand
children and 10 great-grand
i children.
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MANHASSET, N. Y„ May 3
(AP). —Fred W. Kessler, 59, a
leading dealer in air mall
stamps and promoter of the
first rocket flight carrying
United States mail, died
Wednesday night.
A German-born pilot who be
gan collecting air mall stamps
as a hobby, Mr. Kessler be
came an internationally knoWn
authority on the subject.
One of his greatest feats was
the auction in 1961 of the only
known mint copy of the 25-
centavous provisional "Black
Honduras” air mall stamp. «It
went for $24,500.
In 1936, after one unsuccess
ful attempt, Mr. Kessler set off
a pair of glider-type rockets
which carried mall from Green
wood Lake. N. Y„ to Hewitt,
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Msgr. Mac Lean,
Retired From
Faculty at CU
The Right Rev. Msgr. Donald
A. Mac Lean, 76. author and
retired Catholic University pro
fessor, died of cancer yesterday
in a Sydney (Nova Scotia)
hospital.
Msgr. Mac Lean, who was
born in Nova Scotia, was a
member of the university facul
ty here for 38 years. He became
a full professor of Social, Polit
ical and International Ethics in
1951 and retired five years
later.
He received his bachelor of
arts degree from a Nova Scotia
university in 1910, his bachelor
of sacred theology degree from
St. Paul’s Sepiinary, St. Paul,
Minn., in 1915, a masters de
gree from Catholic University
in 1920 and a doctorate there
in 1923.
He was appointed a mon
signor by Pope Plus XII in
May, 1940.
Msgr. Mac Lean was the au
thor of “The Morality of the
Strike.” "Catholic Schools in
Western Canada,” and “Chris
tian Industrial Democracy.”
In 1934, he was elected a
member of the Academic Dip
lomatique Internationale in
Paris. He also participated in
the International Congresses of
Civil Law held in London and
Copenhagen.
Msgr. Mac Lean leaves a sis
ter, Sister Mary Redempta, ad
ministrator of St. Rita’s Hos
pital, Sydney. Nova Scotia, the
Rev. Kennedy Mac Lean and
Roderick Mac Lean, both of
Nova Scotia.
Pontifical mass and burial
will be Monday in Antlgonish,
Nova Scotia.
Miss Annette Harvey
HUNTINGTON, W. Va„ May
3 (AP).—Death came yesterday
to Miss Annette Harvey, whose
late father, William H. (Coin)
[ Harvey, was the Liberal Party’s
presidential candidate in 1932.
Miss Harvey was formerly a
teacher here and was active in
j civic work.
MnueilingH
levins, isadore. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the
unveiling of a memorial in memory
of the late beloved husband of
Sara Levine and father of Oscar
Levine, on Sunday. May 5. 1983. at
I p.m., at District of Columbia
Lodge. 3233 15th place g.»„ Wash
ington. D. C. 5
RUBIN, SARAH. There will be an un
veiling on Sunday. May 5. 1983, at
II am., at the George Washington
Cemetery. Mount Lebanon Section.
9500 Riggs rd. 5 ,
Dratfjd
BAGBY, MARIE. Suddenly, on Thurs
day, May 2. 1963, at her residence,
5912 Blaine st. n.e., Apt. 31,
MARIE BAGBY, loving friends of
MARIE BAQBY, loving friend of
Edith Campbell. She also leaves
many other relatives and friends
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Campbell’s
BAGNELL. CLIFFORD 1. On Wednes
day. May 1, 1983, CLIFFORD J.
BAGNELL of ISA d at. n.w., uncle
pt Mrx. Lenlta Robinson of Pitts
burgh. Pa, and brother-in-law of
Mrs. Ora Ury. He also la aurvived
by other relatives and a boat ot
friends. After 5 p.m, Friday. May
J. friends are Invited to call at
the Jarvis Chapel. 1432 You it.
n.w.. where funeral aervlcee will be
held on Saturday. May 4. at 1 p.m.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme
tery. 3
beach. SUSIE L. Ot 1412 Foxhall
rd. n.w, on April 30. 1983. wile
of the late Roy C. Beach, mother
k Beach » n 3 ‘he lata
Esther M. Green, zliter of Maggie
M. Inscoe and Mabel R. Beach.
Eleven grandchildren and six great
grandchildren also survive. Serv
ices at.Chambers’ Georgetown Fu
neral Home, 3072 M st. n.w., on
Saturday, May 4. at 11 a.m. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. .3
BEALL, WILLIAM F. On Tuesday.
April 30, 196<1, at Arlington Hos-
Dltal. F BEALL of 4427
fi ort h 19th rd.. Arlington. Va.. be
lov'd, husband of Marie B Brail
? nd w B '* n ' M »-
‘on F; B «»ll and Robert W. Beall,
all e of Arlington, Va . and Mrs
William H, Hastings of Delaware.
IL'..-* 1 " 0 *’ ! ur .t ,veti ‘our grand
children and three sisters. Friends
1 Murphy Funeral
Home, 3524 Columbia pike, Arling
ton. Va.. where there will be a
recitation of the rosary at 8 p.m.
I ‘‘ 3 ' Requiem mass
will be offered at 10 a m. Saturday.
Max 4. st St Agnes' Church. Ar
lington. Va. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, Washington, D. C. 3
BEALL. WILLIAM F. Members of the
JI (k toward Douglass White
jGoCn. Council. No. 2473, Knights
of Columbus, are requested
',O assemble at the Robert
V J Mur J’hx Funeral Home,
Xxw' .1524 Columbia pike. Ar
yv „ llngton Va., al 8 pm. Fri
day. May 3. 1963. to recite the
. r^"A r ? J 0r ..24t late brother. WIL
LIAM F. BEALL.
JAMES A PUGLIBI.
CHARLES F. PARADIS™'Fin. n Secy 3
BLUMENTHAL. ALBERT A. On
Wednesday. May 1, 1063. at his
residence. 27i| Woodley place n.w..
ALBERT A BLUMENTHAL, beloved
husband of Elisa Blumenthal He
also Is survived by three sisters,
the Misses Bertha and Jeanette
Blumenthal and Mrs. Betty Hosen
busch of Baltimore. Md. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
A Sons Funeral Home. 3501 14th
st. nw. (parking facilities adja
cent). on Friday. May 3, at 12:30
pm Interment George Washing
ton Cemetery. 3
BRAXTON. CHARLES D. On Thure
day. May 2, Imi l after a lingering
Illness, MR CHARLES D BRAXTOtf
devoted father ot Charles R Brax
ton. sr. He also Is survived by one
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Mildred Brax.
ton; one sister, Mrs Carrie Frazier;
one brother. Mr. Wilmore Braxton;
three brothers-ln-law. two slsteis-
In-law. tour grandchildren, one
great-grandchild, one niece, other
relatives and Irientls Notice of fu
neral later Arrangements by
Charles A. Twine. Jr.
BROADWAY, JOHN R.. Sr. On Tues
day, May 1. 1063. JOHN R. BROAD
WAY. Sr. ot 2021 Ist st. n.w..
beloved husband of Sarah C. Broad
way and father of Mrs. Ester Cor
bin. John R.. Jr, and Alfred
Broadway Also surviving are a
sister. Mrs. Rachel Gilbert; other
relatives and many friends. After
(I pm Friday, the remains will lie
In state at the Mount Airy Baptist
Church. North Capitol and L st: .
where services will be held at 10
am Saturday. May 4. the Rev C.
M Long officiating Interment Lln-
• coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange-
* ments by McGuire, inc. 3
BROADWAY. JOHN. A special com
jGl municatlon ot Meridian
/A\ Lodge. No. ft. T. and A.
* /i-axv - M " *’ called tor Satur
day. May 4. 1983. at 8:30
jrXJ/jr a.m.. at the Maaonlc Tem-
Die. 1000 You »t. n.w.. to
V attend the funeral of
Brother JOHN BROADWAY from I
the Mount Airy Baptist Church.
North Capitol and L ata., at 10 a.m.
By order of
WILLIAM H. TOLES, W. M
JESSE F. SNOWDEN, P. M., Secy.
CALMAN. EDWAAD. On Friday. May
3. 1903. EDWARD CALMAN of
4000 Massachusetts ave. n.w.. be
loved husband of Rae Caiman and
devoted father of Mra. Eileen Ster
man and Mrs. Bettie Lee Goldberg,
both of Bethesda. Md. He also Is
survived by six sisters, Mrs. Lillian
Melsal. Mra. Bertha Frlbueh. Mrs.
Rose Pass. Mrs. Sarah Rodbell, Mrs.
Rose Danker and Mrs. Dora Abel
man; three brothers, Barney Cal- i
man, Benny Caiman and Sam Jacob
son, all ot Baltimore, Md.. and
five grandchildren. Funeral serv
ices at the Bernard Danzansky *
Sons Funeral Home. 3801 14th st.
n.w., on Sunday, May 8, at 12:30
n.m Interment Kina David Me
morial Garden. 8
CHANDLER. COL. BURTON BRYANT,
USA (Retired). On Wednesday.
May 1. 1903. at De Witt Army
Hospital. Fort Belvoir, Va.. COL.
BURTON BRYANT CHANDLER,
USA (retired) of 804 Burke drive,
Alexandria. Va.. husband of Eliza
beth W. Chandler, father of Bur
‘°n Bxxent Chandler, jr„ and son
of Mrs. Lillie B. Hardman. Friends
may call at the Demalne Memorial
Chapel, 820 South Washington st..
Alexandria, Va. Services at Fort
Myer Chapel on Monday. May fl,
*‘ll »■■>. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, with full mili
tary honors. 3,8
CHRIST. CHARLES F. On Wednesday.
May 1. 1983. CHARLES P. CHRIST
of Hilltop rd.. Edgewater. Md.. be
loved husband of Ida Lee Christ and
father of Betty Lou Splckell He also
Is survived by one brother and seven
grandchildren. Relatives and friends
may call at Oasch's Funeral Home.
4739 Baltimore ave., Hyattsville.
Md . after 7 p.m. Thursday, where
services will be held on Saturday.
May 4. at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 3
CLAXTON, MARTHA E. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, May 1. 1983. MARTHA
E. CLAXTON of 819 East Capitol
at., aunt of Mrs. Mary Helzer. Philip
8. Claxton and Mrs. Margaret C.
Barrows; sister of Oscar G. and
i- Power Claxton. Services at the
“■ H.. Co. Funeral Home.
7901 14th st. n.w., on Saturday,
M»y 4. at 11 a.m. (parking facili
ties). Interment Rock Creek Ceme
tery. 3
COBAUGH. MARGARETTA. On Tues
day April 30. 1963. at Blnal Hos
pital. Baltimore. Md.. MARGARETTA
COBAUGH (nee Orris) of 2800
Quebec st. n.w.. Washington. D. C..
beloved wife of the late Clarence
Cobaugh and beloved mother of
Robert L Cobaugh of Ills North
Woodlngton rd., Baltimore. Md.
Services at the Pickings Funeral
Home. Johnstown. Pa., on Saturday.
May 4 at 11 am. Interment Grand
View Cemetery. Johnatown, Pa.
COLE. RONALD BURTON. Suddenly,
on Wednesday, May 1. 1983. RON
ALD BURTON COLE, aged Isl years,
of 312 Thomas dr., Laurel. Md.,
beloved son of Vincent B. Cole and
Beatrice Currv Cornwell and brother
of Marie B. and Sandra L. Cole
Friends may call at the Donaldson
Funeral Home. 313 Talbott ave.
Laurel. Md. Requiem mass at St
Mary's Church of Laurel on Satur
day. at 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary's
Cemetery. 3
COLE, RONALD BURTON. The Prince
JfasJ, Georges County Volunteer
Firemen’s Association will
ffiwgEsnu hold services for RONALD
BURTON COLE at 8 p.m.
Friday. May 3. 1963. at
NfeLLZ Donaldson's Funeral Home.
313 Talbott at.. Laurel. Md.
FREDERICK RICHARDSON. Pres.
FLOYD HEIMER. Secretary.
COOPER, BERTIE. On Wednesday.
May 1. 1983. at her residence. 460'1
Walsh at., Chevy Chase. Md.. BER
TIE COOPER, wife of the late
Austin M. Cooper, mother of Mrs
Anna C. Brassor. Mrs. Virginia C.
Upchurch. Julian W. Cooper and
Elbert M. Cooper. She also Is sur
vived by six grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin
ave. at Harrison st. n.w.. after 12
noon Thursday. May 2 (parking on
, premises), where services will be
held on Saturday. May 4. at 2 p.m
Interment Congressional Cemetery. 3
GRAFT. JAMES C. On Thursday. May
2. 1963. at Casualty Hospital.
JAMES C. CRAFT of 128 Massa
chusetts ave. n.w.. beloved husband
of Berta M. Craft and father of
Charles C. Craft of Hyattsville. Md.;
Alvis M. Craft of Annandale. Va.;
Robert W. Craft of Frederick, Md..
and Mrs. X. B. Scrlmger of Mem
phis. Tenn. He also Is survived by
eleven grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. Friends may
call at the 8 H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. n.w. (parking
facilities). Services at the above
funeral home on Saturday. May 4.
at 10 am. Interment Port Lincoln
Cemetery. 3
DINTERMAN, ROBERT M. Officers
®i and members of Brick
layers’ Union. No. 1. of
| Washington. D. C.. are
hereby notified of the
death of ROBERT M
DINTERMAN. Members
may call at the Money
A King Funeral Home.
171 Maple ave.. Vienna. Va. Mass
will be offered at Our Lady ot Good
Counsel Church, Nipllck drive.
Vienna. Va.. on Monday. May H.
1983. at 9 a.m. Interment Arling-'
ton National Cemetery.
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Secy. 8 I
DOCKERY. ISAIAH. On Tuesday. April
30. 1983. ISAIAH DOCKERY of
1128 4th st. n.e.. father of Mrs
Helen Jackson; brother of Mrs
Martha Thompson, grandfather of
Michele Jackson Friends may call
at the Johnson A- Jenkins Funeral
Home. 4804 Georgia ave. n.w..
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8. W
Butler, Mortician.
ELLERAY. HILDA CAMPBELL. On
Wednesday. May 1. 1983. HILDA
CAMPBELL ELLERAY of 3448 Con
necticut ave. n.w.. beloved sister of
Mrs Nettie C. Rinehart of 4007 i
Connecticut ave. n.w. Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu- ;
neral Home. 131 11th st. s.e. (park
ing facilities), until Saturday. May
4 at 9:18 am. Requiem mass at
St. Thomas the Apostle Church at
10 am. Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Mount Olivet ceme
tery. Visiting hours from 2 to 6
p.m. and 7 to 10 p m
KLLIS. DIANE SIMKINA. Suddenly,
on Sunday. April 28. 1983. at China
Lake. Calif.. DIANE SIMKINS
ELLIS, beloved wife of John Wormier
Ellis, daughter ot Algernon Belcher
Simkins and Romania Sawyer; niece
of Dorothea Z Simkins. Edwina
8. Brown and Charles K. Brown.
Jr. Other relatives and many
friends also survive. Services at
the Berean Baptist Church, 11th
and V sts. n.w.. on Saturday, May
4. at 11 am., the Rev. Colbert H.
Pearson officiating. Interment Lin
coln Memorial Cemetery, Arrange
ments by the Morrow A Woodford
Funeral Home.
ERKENBRACK. MINNIE. On Thurs
day, May 2. 1983. at Leewood Nurs
ing Home. MINNIE ERKENBRACK
ot 820 South Dinwiddle at.. Arling
ton. Va . beloved mother ot Virginia I
Fletcher of the home address. She
also Is survived by one granddaugh
ter and six sisters. Friends may
call at the Murphy Funeral Home.
3324 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va .
where services win be held at 3
p m Saturday, May 14. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Ar
lington. Va.
FEI.STRUP. EMMA R. Os 038 Eve st.
s.e.. on May 1. 11)03. wile ot the
late Rudolph Pelstrup. mother of
Mrs. Dorothy Masencup ot Fort
Lauderdale. Fla. and Norman E
Berry ot Saugus, Calif. Services at
Chambers' Funeral Home. 517 11 th
st. s.e.. on Saturday. May 4. at 1
p m. Interment Washington National
Cemetery.
FINEGAN. LEO P. On Thursday. May
2. 19(81. LEO P FINEGAN ot 1413
Madison st., Chillum. Md . beloved,
husband of Gertrude M Flnesan.
tatner of Clare. Eugene and Mane
Flnesan. brother ot Dr. Eusene F.,
Flnesan and John B. Flnesan. Fu-I
neral from the Collins Funeral Home.
3821 14th st. n.w., on Saturday.
May 4. at 9.30 a m Requiem mass
al St. John's Baptist de La Salle I
Church. 6700 Sargent rd.. Chillum, i
Md., at 10 a.m. 3
GADO. WALLACE ALEXANDER On
Thursday. May 2. 11013. at George
town University Hospital. WALLACE'
ALEXANDER GADD of 2424 Penn
sylvania ave. nw. beloved husband
of Anna J Oadd. father of Baron
Gadd ot San Francisco. Calif.,, and
brother ot William Maurice Gadd
of Oslo. Norway. Friends may call
at the Birch Funeral Home. 3034 M
«t, n.w.. after 12 noon Saturday.
May 4. where services will be held
on Monday. May fl. at 1:1 S pm
Interment Arlington National Ceme-1
iery. 4
GARNER. VERNON. On Saturday, 1
April 27. IIMI3 VERNON GARNER,
aged 17. ot 420 O st. n.w . beloved
son of Robert and Alease Garner
Also surviving are six brothers, I
Charles. MacArthur. James, Dodte I
Willie and John Garner, two sisters 1
Frances Garner and Leila Cauthen,
grandmother Polly Jennings and a
host of other relatives and friends
From 4 pm until 10 pm. Friday.
Mav 3. friends may call at the
Petworth Funeral Home 814 Up
shur at nw. Funeral and Interment
Nathalie. Va.
GOODE. ROBERT STOUFFER. On
Thursday. May 3. 10(13. ROBERT
8 GOODE ot 5807 14th at nw.
beloved huaband ot Mary B Goode
inee Coleman), brother ot Mra. Res
ale L. Sinclair. Notice ot funeral
later. Arrangements by the Hunte
mann Funeral Home.
GREEN. EHTHER M. Os 1412 Foxhall
rd nw . on April 30, 1983, beloved
wife ot Frank J, Green, mother of
Mra Roger K Haney and Donald
L Collier, daughter of the late
Mra Susie L. Beach, slater ot logan
1, Brach, grandmother ot Susan
L. Collier Services at chambers'
Georgetown Funeral Home. 3072 M
at. n w.. on Saturday. May 4. at
11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. 3
SrailjH
HENRY, AGNES. On Thursday. May
2. 1983, at District General Hos
pital. MRS. AONES HENRY of 919
New York ave n.w. Remains rest
ing at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home.
621 Florida ave. n.w. Notice ot ,
funeral later.
HEPFEN. PETER J. On Wednesday.
May 1, 1963, at Providence Hos
pital. PETER HEPPEN of 3817 Fes
senden at. n.w., husband of Carrie
G. Heppen, brother ot Jack Heppen
of Iron River. Mich., and Mar
garet Brown of Muskogee. Okla.;
stepfather of Thomas H. Grant and
Bonnie Grant Lohfeld. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin
ave. at Harrison st. n.w. (parking
on premises). Mass will be ottered
at St. Ann’s Catholic Church, Wis
consin ave. at Yuma st. n.w., on
Monday. May 6. at 10:16 a.m.
Interment Arlington National Ceme
tery. 5
HERBECK. JAMES FRANCIS. Suddenly,
on Wednesday. May 1. 1903. at his
home. 614 Bonlfant st.. Silver Epring,
Md.. JAMES FRANCIS HERBECK.
father of John Francis HerOecx. sr.;
brother of Mrs Helen Hudson. Mrs. 1
Mary Walsh, John J. and George L.
Herbeck. grandfather of John Francis
Herbeck. Jr. Mr. Herbeck rests at
the Warner E Pumphrey Funeral
Home. 8434 Georgia ave., SJver
Spring. Md . where friends .nay visit
with the family on Thursday, from
3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to II P m., and
Friday, from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to
9 p.m. (parking facilities). Mass will
be offered for the repose of his
soul on Saturday, May 4, at 9 a.m.,
at st. Michael's Catholic Church.
803 Wayne ave.. silver Spring. Md.
Interment St John's Cemetery. For
est Glen. Md. 3
HILL. CLARENCE. On Tuesday, April
30. 1953. at the District General
Hospital CLARENCE HILL of 1639
KRAMER at n.e.. devoted son of
Mrs Margaret Ridley, beloved father
of Margaret and Clarence Hill. Jr.
He also leaves to mourn his passing
two grandchildren. Adrian and John
Gudger: other relatives and many
friends. After 4 n.m. Friday, May
3. remains will rest at his above
late residence where friends mav ,
call Funeral services Saturday, May 1
4. at 1 p.m., at the Gospel Tiber- <
nacle Baptist Church. 919 New
Jersey ave. nW., the Rev. J. D.
Catlett officiating. Interment Lin
coln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments by the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 3016 12th at. n.e.
3
HLRSHCOFF. SAMUEL. On Thursday.
May 2. 1963. SAMUEL HIRSHCOPF
of 5806 7th rd. south. Arlington.
Va.. beloved husband of Marie Hirsh
copf and devoted father of George
and Joseph Rogers. He also la sur
vived by two sisters. Esther Schon
haut of Hoboken. N. J., and Mrs.
Lala Wrantzberg of Israel, and three
brothers. Murry and Joseph Hirsh
copf of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and Chaim
Hirshcopf ot Israel. Funeral serv
ices at the Bernard Danzansky A
Sons Funeral Home. 3501 14th at.
n.w. (parking facilities adjacent), on
Friday. May 3. at 3 p.m. Interment
King David Memorial Garden. Me
morial week. • 5808 7th rd. south.
Arlington. Va. 3
HURWITZ, MABEL. On Thursday.
May 2, 1963. at Washington Hos
pital Center. MABEL HURWITZ of
2800 Quebec st. n.w., beloved wife
of Harry Hurwitz, mother of Robert
E Hurwltg of Wheaton. Md.. and
Mrs. Doris Mae Aymar of Silver
Spring. Md. Also survived by two
granddaughters, Joan and Kristen
Aymar Friends may call at the 8.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14th at. n.w (parking faculties).
Services at the above funeral home
on Saturday. May 4. at 2 n.m. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers the family suggests
that expressions of sympathy may be
made In a form of a contribution to
the Heart Fund.
JACKSON. AMANDA. Died Anri! 27.
1983. in Washington. D. C. Burial
Saturday at 2 p.m.. Zion Grove
Baptist Church. VUlesboro, Va. 3
JAMES. SIDNEY. On Thursday. May
2. 1963. SIDNEY JAMES of 8201
18th st.. Silver Spring. Md.. beloved
husband ot Dorothy E. James and
devoted brother ot Mrs. Anna Flsch
beln. New York: Mrs Rose Wledem.
Watertown. N. Y.; Mrs. Ruth Boxer.
Miami Beach. Fla.; Mrs. Regina
Zorn. Hewlett Harbor. N, Y.: Max
well James. New. Rochelle. N. Y..
and Irving James, New York. Fu
neral services at the Bernard
Danzansky & Sons Funeral Home,
3o()l 14th st. nw. (parking facili
ties adjacent), on Sunday. May 5.
5) .Pi'! 0 * rn. Interment King
David Memorial Garden. 5 |
KASHE, MAE E. On Wednesday. May
I. 1963. MAE E KASHE Os 44011
71st. ave.. Landover Hills. Md . be
loved wife of Harry R. Kashe. mother
of Richard H. and William F.
Kashe She also is survived bv four'
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home. 4739 Balti
more ave . Hyattsville. Md . after
8 pm Saturday, until 9:30 a.m
Monday. May 6; thence to St Mary's
Catholic Church. Landover Hills.
Md . where the holy sacrifice of the
mass will be offered for the repose
of her soul at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. &
LEWIS. LUCY. On Thursday. May
2. 1903. LUCY LEWIS of 1408 29th
st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
1 Arrangements by Jarvis.
; LOUIS. OSCAR F. Os 2810 Texas
' *J’ e i. , £l b husband
of Mabel V. Lollls, father of Conrad
J. and Roger A. Lollls. Pour sisters
and four grandchildren also survive.
Services and Interment at the Heaton
A Bowman Funeral Home. St Jo
seph. Mo., on Saturday. May 4. at
1 3 p.m. Services by Chambers.
LUZI, WILLIAM. On Thursday. May
I 2. 1963. at Annapolis Hospital.
WILLIAM LUZI of Edgewater. Md .
I beloved husband of Helen Luzi,
father of Penny and Beverly Luzi
and brother of Louis and Ernesto
Luzi Mrs. Glconda Iden and Mrs.
Angelina Sokol. Friends may call
the . . Ivp! Funeral Home. 2847
Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va. Notice
of funeral arrangements later.
MALONE. J. MILTON. On Tuesday.
30 .' ,SB3 ' MILTON MA
LONE fl 317 10th st. n.e.. Apt.
U’ 2 ' beloved husband of Mrs. Katie
W Malone and brother of Mrs.
Helen Branham. Other relatives and
many friends also survive. After
8 p m Friday friends are Invited
to call at the McGuire Funeral Home.
1829 nth st. n.w.. where prayers
will be said at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Mav 4. Interment Harmony Me
morial Park. 3
McKENZIE. ALICE F. On Tuesday,
April 30. 1983. at George Wash
ington University Hospital. MRS
ALICE P McKENZIE of 132 SeatSn
place n w., devoted mother of Mr.
Vernon C. and Percy McKenzie. She
also Is survived by eleven grand
children. Mr Maurice C. and Mr
Alfred B Green. Mrs. Alice B.
Weems. Mr. Carlton P . Everett B .
Chester V. and Eugene O„ Tyron
Leslie and Kenneth and Garry Mc-
Kenzie, five great-grandchildren, a
sister. Mrs Beatrice H. Lee. two
brothers. Mr James and Harry Payne;
other relatives and friends. After
J. B May 3. the late
Mrs McKenzie will lie In state
!, n -?. h t.. c ? , I' pb,ll A “ E. Church.
-56 Nichols ave. s e., where funeral
services will be held at 1 p.m. Satur
day. May 4. the Rev. J. 8 Grant
officiating Interment Lincoln Me
morial Cemetery. Arrangements by
the Robert G Mason Funeral Home.
i 2500 Nichols ave. s.e. 3
McKENZIE. ALICE. Officers and
members of the Bureau Relief As
sociation of the Bureau ot Engrav
ing and Printing are hereby notified
' tb £ death of our late member.
ALICE McKENZIE Funeral on
Saturday, May 4. 1963. at 1 p m
ROBERT TATE, President.
I LILLIAN E HOWLAND. Fin. Secy.
MILLER, ROGER G. On Thursday.
May 2. 11013. at Suburban Hos
pital, ROGER G. MILLER of
8219 Custer rd., Bethesda. Md .
heaved husband of Mary H.
Miller, father of Rebecca Miller,
son of Mrs Clara S. Miller of
Maplewood. Mo., and the late Oscar
brother of Maurlee E
Miller of Belleville. 11l Friends
may call at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. nw.
(parking he lltleai. Services at the
above luneral home on Monday. May
6. at 12:30 pm. Interment Ar-
I lington National Cemetery. 4
MORNINGSTAR. HARRY T. An
fl emtrtent communication
/X\ of Harmony Lodge. No 17,
F A. A. M . is hereby
C»Hed to attend the fu
'“•’’•l of our late brother.
HARRY T. MORNING*
XX STAR The members are
requested to attend at 1:30 pm
Monday May 0. 1003. at the 8 H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2001 14th |
PERRY A. LESTER. Master
J R ZIMMERMAN. Secy. 8
MURRAY. EI.BIE R. On Thursday
May 2. 19(13 at her home near
Mount Alrv. Md .ELSIE R MURRAY
beloved wife ot Arthur T. Murray,
mother of Roland R Murray. Miss
Madeline Murray. Miss Doris Mur
ray and Mrs. Jean Clarke and sister
of Je.sr Rvan. There also are four
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Olin Molesworth Funeral Home
Damascus. Md . after 7 p m Friday
Services will be held on Sunday
May 5. at 3 pm., at Ridgeville
i Methodist Church. Ridgeville. Md.
Interment Montgomery Methodist
! Cemetery. Mrs Murray will lie in
state at the church from 2 until
j 3p m Sunday 4
NICHOI.BON. BEULAH HATTIE (nee
King). On Tuesday. April 30. 1063,
BEULAH HATTIE NICHOLSON of
12 Russell ave. Gaithersburg, Md .
• beloved wife ot the late Harrv L
Nicholson, mother of Mrs, Marlorle ,
N Burdetle and Linwood V. Nichol
son of Woodbine, Md : sister ot Mrs !
Orlda J Ward and Leslie C King
daughter ot the late Crittenden and
Maggie King Hhe also Is survived 1
by seven grandchildren and tour'
great-grandchildren Friends are
Invited to call at the Colonial Fu- i
neral Home ot Robert A Pumphrey, I
Rockville. Md , where services will
be held on Friday. May 3 at 21
pm Interment Salem Cemetety.
Cedar Grove. Md. 3
NOLAN. EDWARD L. On Wednesday.
May I. 19)13. EDWARD I, NOLAN
of 1614 Newton st n.w , beloved
son of the late James and Mary
Nolan and brother ot Mrs Gertrude
E Gulll Funeral from the Collin.
Funeral Home 3821 14th si nw,
on Saturday, May 4, at 8:3(1 a m
Requiem msss at the Shrine of the:
Barred Heart it II im. Interment I
Mount Olivet Cemetery. a
THE EVENING STAR
Waihington, D. C.
Friday, May 3, 1963
PHELPS. LEANDER BENJAMIN. On 1
Tuesday, April 30, 1963. LEANDER
BENJAMIN PHELPS ol 2621 3d
st n.e.. son ot Hezlklah and Mary
Phelps, beloved husband of Eliza
beth Phelps, father ot Leander Ben- ‘
lamin, Ir.; Ervin Eugene, Overn
Nathaniel. Lamont Cortes and An-
Btla Darcel Phelps: brother of Lillie
ae Lindsay. Hezlklah Phelps. Bea
trice Kearney, Eleanor Hyman,
Celestine Wiggins and Carlton
Phelps, son-in-law of Elder Abe
Hart and Anna Hart. He also Is
survived by four aunts, two uncles,
five brothers-ln-law. two sisters- .
in-law. a host of cousins, other 1
relatives and friends. After 12
noon Saturday. May 4. friends may
call at Crouch's Funeral Home. 5501
Bth st. n.w. Services on Sunday.
May 5. at I p.m.. at the Southeast
House ot Prayer. 215 51st st. s.e.
Interment Monday. May 6, Arling
ton National Cemetery. •
POWE. CHARLES. On Thursday. May
2. 19(13, CHARLES POWE of 811
N st. n w. Notice ot funeral later.
Arrangements by Jarvis.
POWELL. MARGERY J. On Thursday, 1
May 2. 1983. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. MARGERY J. POWELL of
.5901) Beech ave.. Bethesda, Md.. be
loved wife of George R. Powell,
mother of Mrs. Thomas D. Murphy.
Jr., of Nixon. N. J., and Gall T.
and Barbara R. Powell of the home
address, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Earle Jones of Wethersfield.
Conn., and sister of Mrs. Henry
Hlnchclltfe ot Wethersfield. Conn.,
and Mra. Russell G. Jones of Boston.
Mass.: grandmother of Katherine B.
Murphy. .Friends may call at
Gawler s Chapel, Wisconsin ave. and
Harrison at. n.w.. after 12 noon ,
Friday. May 3 (parking on prem- 1
isea). Services will be held at St.
Alban s Episcopal Church. Wisconsin
and Massachusetts aves., on Satur
day. May 4. at 2 p.m. In lieu of
flowers contributions may be sent
to the American Cancer Society.
RODGERS. ANNA B. On Wednesday.
. May 1. 1963. at Arlington Hospital.
ANNA B RODGERS, wife ot the
late Thomas William Rodgers, mother
ot Walter Rodgers ot Flagler Beach,
Fla ; Mrs. Virginia Wiley. Glen
Rodgers and Mrs. Lorena Breeden,
all of Vienna. Va. She la survived
bv two sisters. Mrs. Mettle Lee of
Roanoke. Va.; Mrs Lettie Conner of
Johnson City. Tenn.; six grandchil
dren and seven great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Money A
King Funeral Home. 171 Mkme ave
west. Vienna. Va, Services Saturday.
May 4. at 2:30 p m. at the Forest
ville Methodist Church. Great Falls,
Va. Interment National Memorial
Pa-k, Falls Church. Va. 3
SHAMWELL. HILLIARD A. On Tues
day. April 30. 196.3. HILLIARD A.
SHAMWELL ot 3218 Park place
n w., beloved husband of Dorothy
K Shamwell. father of Dorothy 8.
Bradley of San Francisco. Calif.,
and Judith E. Shamwell, son ol
Mrs. Caroline M. Shamwell and
brother ot Robert M. Shamwell ot
Baltimore. Md.: Horace F. Shamwell
of Spotsylvania. Va.; Almira 8
Jackson and Carrie 8. Johnson.
Also surviving are three grandchil
dren. other relatives and many
friends After 4 p.m. Friday, friends
are Invited to call at the McGuire
Funeral Home. 1820 9th st. n.w.,
where services will be held at 10
a.m. Saturday. May 4. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park. 3
SMILGA, MATILDA. On Wednesday.
May 1. 1963. at Suburban Hos
pital. MATILDA SMILGA of 8916
Grant st., Bethesda. Md., beloved
wife of the late Janis Bmllga. de
voted mother of Mrs. Paula Jagars
and sister ot Marlia Smllga; grand
mother of Mrs. Laima Kalnins and
Andreis Jagars. Two grest-grand
chlldren also survive. Friends are
Invited to call at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md.,
after 1 p.m. Friday. May 3. where
services will be held at 7 p.m. I
Interment on Saturday, May 4. at
11 a.m.. In Rock Creek Cemetery
from the above luneral home. 3
SORENSEN. MARY DURHAM. On
Wednesday, May 1. 1963. at her
residence. 14 West Masonic View
ave . Alexandria. Va . MARY DUR
HAM SORENSEN, wife ot Lawrence
B Sorensen, sr.; mother ot Law
rence B. Sorensen. Jr., of the home
address; daughter of Mrs Harriet
B. Durham of Columbia. 8. C : sister
ot Mrs. George Graham of Savan- •
nah. Ga.; Dr. William 3 Durham of
Columbia. 8 C. and John W
Durham of Swanaea. S C Friends
may call at the Everly-Wheatley'
Funeral Home. 15(10 West Braddock
rd.. Alexandria. Va.. where funeral
services will be held on Saturday.
May 4. at 10 a m Interment Mount
Comfort Cemetery.
STANAT. WILLIAM. On Thursday.
2 '- 1H " 3 ' WILLIAM STANAT of
4460 Springdale st. n.w., beloved
Jjther of Col Arthur E. Stanat of
Washington. D. C.. and William G.
Stanat of Rochester. N. Y. Funeral
’ervices and Interment Rochester.
N. Y.. on Saturday afternoon. May
4. For further Information call
Chevy Chase Funeral Home.
STEINAT. ALFRED WALTER. Os 7847
Goodland dr., Kentland. Md.. on
May 2. 1963. beloved husband ot
Virginia A Stelnat. father ot
Carolyn Elizabeth. Laurence Allen
I •nd Patricia Dianne Stelnat. son
1 ¥ r *nd Mrs. Gustav Stelnat.
I brother of Miss Ruth Stelnat. Frank-!
> .* n d Robert Stelnat. grandson
of Mrs Berta Wlsbar. residing In
i Germany. Services at Chambers''
Funeral Home. 5801 Cleveland ave..
Riverdale. Md . on Monday. May fl.
11'' 10 , pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery Friends may
call after 7 pm. Saturday. May 4
B
STEINAT. ALFRED W. The Prince
©Georges County Volunteer
Firemen's Association will
hold services for ALFRED
W. STEINAT on Saturday, j
May 4. 1903. at 8 p m.,
at Chambers' Funeral
Home. Riverdale. Md
FREDERICK RICHARDSON.
President.
FLOYD HEIMER. Secretary.
STEINMEYEH. CATHERYN SE( KLER
HUDSON. On Wednesday. Mav 1.
1983. at Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital. CATHERYN BECKLER
HUDSON STEINMEYER ol 5903
40th ave . Hyattsville. Md.. wife of
Reuben G Stelnmeyer, sister of
Mrs Olivia S. Paschang. Alfred.
William. Joseph and Edwin Heckler
Mrs. Stelnmeyer rests at the Warner
E Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434
Georgia ave . Silver Spring. Md
where service will be held on Satur
day. May 4. at 11 a.m 'narking
facilities). Entombment Fort Lincoln
Mauseleum Sympathy may be ex- I
pressed In the form of memorials
to the Catheryn Seckler-Hudson
Scholarship Fund. Alumni office.
American University. Nebraska and
Maasachusetts aves nw. Washing
ton D. C. < Baltimore papers please
eopy.) 3
STULL. LENA T. The officers and
w members of Loyalty Chap
ter. No, 32. O E 8 . are
requested to assemble at
the 8 H Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. nw.
V on Sunday. May 5. Itlfl.'l. at
’ 7 pm. tb conduct services
for our late sister. Past Matron LENA
T STULL.
ANN N RICHARDSON. W. M.
HELEN P. NEIL. P M . Secy.
SULLIVAN, MK HAEL X. On Friday.
May 3. 1963. at his residence.
1659 34th st. n W.. MICHAEL X
SULLIVAN, husband ot Rachel Brock
Sullivan and father ot Mrs. James
Spencer Love. fr. Friends may call
at Gawler’s Chapel. Wisconsin ave
at Harrison st. n.w. (parking on
R remises I. where services will be
eld on Sunday. May 5. at 2:30
p m Interment Carrolton. Ga 4;
SUTTON. GLADYS. On Thursday.!
May 2. 1903. GLADYS SUTTON of
1815 Sst nw Notice of funeral!
later. Arrangements by Jarvis.
SYLVESTER. COMINI. HAROLD Mar-
TAVISH, Civil tnslneer Carps, UsN
(Retired). On Tuesday. April 30.
1963. at the Bethesda Naval Hos
pital COMDR HAROLD Mac-
TAVISH SYLVESTER. USN (Re
tiredi, father ot Lt. Comdr. Gerald
D Sylvester. USN, and Mrs. James
O’Dowd, brother of Admiral Mal
colm D. Sylvester. USN (retired I
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. n w
(parking on premises: Services
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel on
Monday. May 6. at 10 a m Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 8
TAFT. MARY B. On Wednesday. May
1. 1963. at St Petersburg, Fla,
MARY B TAFT, aged 96. former
Washingtonian, widow of Edward F.
; Taft, She Is also survived by one
daughter, Mrs Harold McOeorae of
St Petersburg. Fla ; live arand
-1 children. Mrs. Klein E. Parkes, and
Mis Milan E Harding ot St.
Petersburg. Fla ; Mrs. Clyde L.
Sturdevant of Runnemede N J ,
Mrs Robert Thompson ot West
Chester. Pa . and Miner MrOeorae
ot Audubon. N nine great-grand
children and three great-great
grandchildren Funeral services and
Interment St. Petersburg Fla . on
Friday. May 3 Arrangements by
John S Rhodes,* Inc., St Peters
burg. Fla.
TAIKHOFF. HARJtY. Suddenly, on!
Thursday. May 2. 11)0.3. HARRY.
TAIBHOFF of 8101 Eastern ave. I
Silver Spring. Md beloved husband
ot Bessie Talshott and devoted I
father ol Mrs Miriam I. Jacobson
of Washington. D C Hr also la'
survived by two brothers and two:
sisters. Sol Talshotf ot Sliver Spring.
Md.; Isidore Tiilshofl ot Washing-1
ton, D C.; Mrs Rose Hochateln!
and Mias Ruth TalsholL both of
New York City, and two graiidchll-,
dren Services at the C. D Goldberg '
A Son Funeral Home, 4217 Hth
al. n.w , on Bunday, May 5, at 21
nm interment Mount Lebanon'
Cemetery. Tlfereth Israel e< tlon
: In mourning at 1913 Sudburv rd
n w Family suggests In lieu ol
flowers contributions be made to
the Metropolitan Heart Guild. 7.34
15th st nw. 6
TIIOMLN. HI.RTHA MAY. On Wednes
day, Mav 1, 1963. BERIHA MAY
THOMUN ot 91114 Louis ave . Silver
Spr.ng Md , beloved wife ot the late
O O Thomrn and mother ot Har
old 0, ot Boalsburg. Pa and James
T Thnmen ot Silver Spring. Md
Also surviving are tour grandchil
dren sister of T J Travis ot Terre
Haute, Ind (parking facilities! Fu
neral trnm the Huntemann Funeral
Home. 5732 Georgia ave . on Satur
day May 4. at II am Visiting
hours 3 to 5 and 7 io 9 rm
| Thursday and Friday. Mav and 3
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 3
Obituaries
Dratlja
THOMEN. BERTHA MAY. The at-
- fleers and members of 811-
ver Spring Chapter. No.
As’i *’ B ' E * re requested
to assemble on Friday.
May .3. 1963, at 8 p?m..
V *1 the Huntemann Fu
' neral Home. 5732 Georgia
ave.. for the purpose of conducting
courtesy funeral services for our
late sister. BERTHA MAY THO
MEN. P. M . of Greenup Chapter,
No 29 Greenup. 111.
CLEO 8. PEPPERMAN, W. M.
BEULAH F. HOOVER, Secy.
TUCKER. RAY T. On Wednesday,
May 1. 1963. RAY T. TUCKER of
7008 Hillcrest place. Chevy Chaee.
Md., beloved husband of the late
Elizabeth Anne Tucker, father of
Mrs. Joanne Coqulllard of Dundee,
111. and Donn Tucker ot Portland.
Oreg.; brother ot Mrs. Frank Merrl
gan of Greenfield. Mass. He also
Is survived by seven grandchildren.
Services on Saturday, May 4. at Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church,
where requiem mass will be offered
at 11 a.m. Interment private.
VAUGHAN. VIOLET. On Wednesday.
May I. 1963. at Suburban Hospital.
VIOLET VAUGHAN <nee Elchen).
the beloved wife of the late Thomas
G Vaughan, mother cf John C.
Vaughan of Bethesda. Md : slater
of Florence Elchen ot Washington.
D C.; Orville Elchen of Newberry.
Mich , and Stella Garrick ot Port
land. Oreg Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home.
4748 Wisconsin ave n.w . on Sat-
Krday May 4. 19f13. at l> a.m
equlem mass at St. Matthew's
Cathedral. 1725 Rhode Island ave.
nw . at 9:30 am. Interment Gate
of Heaven Cemetdry •
WATSON. DR. EDWIN J. On Wednes
day. May 1, 1963. at Freedmen's
Hospital. DR. EDWIN J. WATSON,
diplomat of ophthalmology and pro
fessor emeritus of Howard Univer
sity; resident of 1508 Upshur at.
n.w.. beloved husband of Mrs. Edith
Jackson Watson and devoted father
ol Dr. Pearl A. Watson Boschulte.
Also surviving are two grandchil
dren. Jualenda and Joseph Boschulte;
one sister. Mrs. Viviana Saunders
of Antique, West Indies; one brother,
Mr. Arthur F Watson of Montreal.
Canada; a devoted cousin, the Rev.
Arthur F Elmes: nieces and neph
ews. other relatives and many
friends. Friends may call after 11
a m. Friday. May 3. at the People's
Congregational Church. 4704 13th
at. n.w. where the remains will
He In state. After 11 am. Satur
day May 4. remains will lie In
state at the Andrew Rankin Chapel,
Howard University, until funeral
time. 1 p.m . the Rev. John R. Pear
son. assistant minister of People's
Congregational Church, offlclatlnt.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme-
Arrangements by the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 3
"Ml' ROLAND B. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. May 1. 1963. MR
ROLLAND B. WAYS of 3593 Husted
dr., Chevy Chase. Md.. beloved hus
*>•66 of Mrs. Mary J. Ways and
father of Bernard H.. James Earl.
Richard C. and Robert C. Ways,
•nd Stepfather of Mrs. Campbell M.
Krle L . *'"° 15 survived by eight
•f*f>dchlldren and eight great-grand
children. Friends are invited to call
at the Hysons Funeral Home. 1300
N st. nw.. after 12 noon Friday,
where services will be held on
Saturday May 4. at 11 a.m. Inter
ment Hlll Cemetery. (Balti
more. Md . papers please copy.)
WAYS. ROLAND B. Washington
Lodge. No. 15. B. F. O.
Elks, will assemble at
Huongs Funeral Home.
PflC- 1300 N «»■ n w.. on Prl
■.*S- >F./ 3 . J® B3 . »t
?:3O pm. to exemplify
the rltual of the order.
In _ memory of our late brother.
ROLAND B WAYS. By order of
MILTON F. McMAHON,
O n. , Exalted Ruler.
R. T. PICKREL. Secretary.
ZIGURY. SZILARD W.. Br. On Wednes
day. May 1. 1903. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. SZILARD W ZIGURY Sr.,
beloved husband of Maria D. Zigury
father of Szilard W. Zigury. Jr.,
of Budapest. Hungary Friends Bay
call at the De Vol Funeral Home.
3222 Wisconsin ave. n w Requiem
mass will be offered at the Church
of the Little Flower. 5801 Maae,
ave. extended, on Saturday Mav 4.
at 11 am Interment Gate of
Heaven Cemetery. 3
-DEATHS-
Announcements of
Services by Chambers
Green. Esther M. WW. Chambers Ca.
Beach. Susie L. W W. Chambers Cu.
Emma W. W. Chambers Co.
Ansel, Claude F. W. W. Chambers Co.
Harding. Ira W. W. Chambers Co.
Kee. Rrbeeea C. W. W Chambers Co.
Talbert. Wilber H. W. W. Cham bora Co.
Stelnat,
Alfred W. W. W. Chambers Co.
Jones. Marlon W. W. Chamber! Co
Brown. Dick W. W. Chambers Co.
Seymour,
Stanley W.. Sr. W. W. Chamben Co.
I 1 Baruday,
Sarah A. W. W. Chambers Co.
Universal
Funeral Home
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS
! Brown. Maj.
James Fulton 8111 H St. N.E.
Brown. Victor H. 818 H St. N.E.
Crampton.
Burchell Bin H »t. N.E.
Franey. Clayton Blfl H St. N.E.
Camphor. Effie 810 H St. N.E.
In Ulmnrtam
COLEMAN. ROSCOE. In luring mem
ory ot our dear son and father,
ROSCOE COLEMAN, who paaaed
away one year ago today. May 3.
Every day In some way
Memories of you come our way;
Time and years roll swiftly by.
But memories of you will never dlu.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
FIELDS. CHARLES T. In loving mem
ory of our dear father, CHARLES
T FIELDS, who passed away one
year ago today.
Years are not forgotten, loved ooe.
As long as life and memory last.
We will remember thee.
DOROTHY AND FAMILY
LOCKER. JAMES D. in loving mem
ory of my loving husband. JAMES
D. LOCKER, who passed away four
teen years ago. May 3. 1949.
It was God's will you could not stay.
But in my heart the memory Is
kept
For the one I loved
And shall never forget.
WIFE. MARY 8.
MAGRUDER. 'FRANCIsTI In lovlM
memory of my dear husband. FRAN
CIS R MAGRUDER, who passed
awav two years ago. May 3. 19(11.
The clock of life Is wound but once.
And no man has the power
To tell lust when the bands will atop.
At late or early hour.
H >B„ WW?' DOROTHY B. MA
GRUDER
fiUELLER. LOUISE K? In loving
memory ot my dear mother-in-law.
LOUISE K MUELLER, who died
years ago today, May
HER DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. MAYME
MUELLER •
STGI’FL. LENA. In loving memory of
. <ie,r _ mother and grandmother.
LENA STOFFL. who passed away
seven years ago today. May .3, 195(1.
! The things, dear Mother and Grand
mother. you taught us.
We still see them now;
Every little thought and deed
You shared with us somehow.
Though you are no longer with us
To see your work unfold.
Your goodness and kindness
Was from a heart ot gold
Although your soil la now at rest
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem I ke Heaven
If we had von bark again.
It takes more than a .1 ttle apace
n much we loved you,
Bu ’ )• wll> take (111 the end ot time
)5e day we lo*t you
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS ELIZ
ABETH AND HELEN, AND THE
GRANDCHILDREN BETTY. JAC-
Hl'f’KNA 1 ’ FnANK JOE A . ND
WALKER, CALLIE M. In loving mem'
prx Os my wife and our slater. CAL
LIE M WALKER, who passed away
seven years ago. May 3. 195(1.
With a cheery smile and a wave
ot the hand,
She has wandered into an unknown
land.
And left us dreaming how very
fair
Its needs must be, since she Ungers
there
Think of, her faring on. as dear
In the love ot there as the love
ot here.
. Think of her still as the same, wo
Bin* in not drad~~••he 1b tunt awayt
LOVING HUSBANIJ BASSETT' L
OBCAR AND MA “
FINFKAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
1.,. funeral directors
4th St end Mass Ave 1,1 3-8390
Rinaldi Funeral Home
740)1 GEORGIA AVE N W . RA 3-7411
12 Blks North ot Walter Reed Hospital
CEMETERY LOTS
3 WHEfI it) Fort Lincoln Cemetery In
the Garden of the Last S’ipper sect.
yl.tO 589-4771)
PARKLAWN Either two 'l-sltelotrit
JSOII each, or one 4-slte lot al
yl.ooo, plus title transter chsree.
I'l2-'!ol 4
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etery. Falls Church Vv
CAI I vil I.JH3 5
FORT 'IN( ()IN < E >)( )) HV Garden
ot Apostles ervt 'or two. with
marker. HE 4-2IBH 6
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