Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1929, Page 7

BAPTISTS TO HOLD | CITY CONFERENCE Bundey School Work to Be General Subject of Bessiogs Arranged at Calvary Church, * A city-wide Baptist Sunday school mlm:xyee is planned for nll general ,, //%, 10", &O FREED- .u\.lu\ll\\tlh hu‘ Wives and Mothers' MEN, of course, hue an idea g that they run their fainily af- fairs, but—nobody listening?— you know better. Therefore, maybe it's up to you to see to it that your husband goes to church with you nmi the young- sters. - He really owes that to his family—and if that doesn’t move him, perhaps the thought that he- owes something to his God will make him see things in a different ligl_:t. %EAI. FUNERAL HOME '@/Ersnce HAsk ?outr ncyp‘wor M _STREE SAVINGS OF RITES FOR BISHOP snsr’n. uuummmo fi.mtofl h‘fi‘:wll u( festern New Yfl'fllhwm Aptfi flltohflnvhureh, Frederick FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN’S—-7th &F TALTAVULL | Funeral Home | 3619 14th St. N.W, ‘The success of this business is due to our untiring efforts to serfe. 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Fitty detective sergeants now con- A m‘“"" ecruited from the foroe who would be ms, 50; ey, £ 'i':‘.m flnl uoo mh‘mnmuyd:r::um umem. lernant 1s :;;wloo wn:; . lm“!n_ry b&nry detemvu. i l('uldl PR ARtk Births Reported. n I‘ and Mary P. Conklin, twins, Rou IM lll'l ml. irl. d G Ll?ll“‘o"en Cn“g;Y. irl. Norood, bor. josep] Hibe: Andrew and’ !.uehwnlllnl . seph B. Zrown. sirl g been ifibhlned. as it is phy \possible -Pnn and. ‘z&i‘}n Sorbin, e Do Stafl to give the public | i m & and 'n.'hh. m'm. E:, Howard M. ‘wna Eaisle alaciord, gl Deaths Reported + Henry H, l,!_fl. 'L-‘.' C. 101 uon. “‘ nOVI‘HIGI Mos- AO?Y‘]?.‘?“" 'I‘- ’7“ Pnrk rd. Kinkel. fl.m ) Orm‘r.!.,'l:.“‘. . !"s'.“'l OIDI Anflllne U l"llt ll w;,flu Yelasauer, ‘36, George wumn.- tal. is Coles. sz Infant of Prank and trl, § hous: Sittey ‘Hommtar g Mary McCarthy, 61, Home for ‘Aged and ney Homital 6 Pierce l s Campbell, 4 N-rnl. Youns, a. n’n‘fx" (L Hospital. Sirant Hamilton, 35, Preedmen's Hospital. n. Lumsen, 3 n P si lunn peth's Hospital. L m‘x"‘gn'.‘rgn' " s FOUND. Bioae Biaubacaiss ov- o0 O # ne. O S e, Have same tor thue'gd WA’ STHSENE ™"Tinc. 5543 | Fox . F. COSTELLO 1734 North Capitol St. NORTR M76. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 1 tel. 3034 M St NW. - Boons, et o8 Established 1 Mimh‘_ V L. 'SP”EARE._—_CO :;-_.%_‘ Fiione Goluimbls ao} > Diehensn ROOCH. pl.tlnun jum. squsre” diamond. with successors of nor : Jost March 3. Re- with e oriusr W, SN FEINGESE Hia— s L BROWN GFSE—Black i Forme: ard. _Col. 7261 ormerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousite Ambulance COAT, 413 H St NE. P Modern Chapel ALMUS R.8PEARE Seeeqes LOST. BAR PIN_Gold, o) doaie mm center. Reward. case, der Piosse phone and white twied, 515 Somerset ) or call Ga. B wm: m“ Lot ot 1"""’ Lincoln 524 |n B, (Fori Stevens e the original W. R. Speare Co. Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 8 yoars at 1208 45 years at 840 F st Frank Geier’s Sons Co. TR P e T 1113 SEVENTR ST, N.W. i Hodern Ghapel. > Feleotons _Main 2473 fithed to 1826 1otn '.?‘n?i e S Thomp: HakeE GO "rlitione Main 2473 i JOHN 'R, WRIGHT CO.|=m 1337 10th St. N.W. ___Phone North 47. . S. ORST 3L EAST CAPITOL ST. J. WILLIAM LEE'S.,SO“S' HANDBAG. Iady's black xmw mu.muu c'R"E:fi:AT' ORIUM. helioon ana’1agy's s “‘“&".‘..a.".;“.m l'le yieiniey ot Tein -n’u' "'h‘" ril 6. Finder call o name King: ‘Tiberal’ reward. Becat “fl? vlelnn.y of lllh Lin. 8909. FUR- GRADUATION Pn!. mm unua name on back; between 1 Dam dack: b leth st nna lommnrrs, CITY. THE amsents.Teduced.Tor 30 Do not base se Durchass on fm".”m =500 Bladepsburg ®d. WE CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Chl-ldllll for sale. “-ntl. 's, black leather, taining driver's nrmlL between sn and $30. in. vicinity of ‘6th and © sts. n.w. - Liberai Teward. Gal North 830, OLVER, 3s-caliber SmIth & Weston, No, between 4: and 8:45 p.m., Aprii S LA A, l‘thlL ", 9 10th , 150 _Park rd. i noun allver, in umm Pfifimflfl fle;zy Ry ”’ Yeross. North 1537 Ani. 506 Phone North 676 sodiin, tor oia, 850 Two mew 'fi".-fimzi"-. Ceaventently - to- green gold. ing eated on ear T PraSKin Ty m-"'x.mh’l “{u'-_,"u' Why Chambers Is the Most Reasonable Undertaker He Is a Funeral Engineer He Can Serve Families at One-Half the Usual Cost Think how any family can now have this wonderful s85'm Burial Vault that is sold at High Prices' for Standard Charge of. Remember, this is the finest made, -fl“ 50-year guarantee ' Think of These Prices Plot in ene of 1l it As low as.. mw -."-2"" “"""‘oo ,‘l‘; GRAVE VAULT remeh” g25 00 P As ow as.. guarantee to Or any other Best Quality Fanerat 'm.mfle‘ 'u-w-u.-.mm. ey $7.00 1S $166 Our Staff is headed WILLIAM ELLIOTT, -.da.u.»m". of Fumeral mmm‘.'ud Embalmers. obtainable, with 35 years’ - Casket, complete Funeral, Hearse, ‘Cars and all as Use of our Chqnl and P,M,_Scnlon Free i .l | %-u:’:fig‘ Glrhl nt Ulmth. %&L?flm : § ‘r"i.“"&"‘.,.. FAG, ‘TRACY. sung fi % Soul w-&lvu‘;?u n‘-unln:a m'-' Oliver, Centeten e ik Departed this life AusTIN. & ; ey 3 m'- n her r e, l un:fl W] Illl Alllll‘l- Y 'lq‘floh ril g "fl' &’4‘1’“‘& ‘nviied: 10terment Ceger BONAVRIES, PAULINE. On Fridar. Jprit l‘l‘I:hl !Hlfll'n’bll'flwB:* - ughte: o ardor 8. .. P, )figfi""nh Funeral from ihe ADT by 8t 830 o' cxo'if e, "‘m“'“tz &u reh." 3t ds ot Haly . Tock ln"nluln in St Hzf CCIIM! % " 808 WILLIAM C. suddenty. 438, Wi b Julia P 1 Superal Monday. Bl 803 m. from the m«ex‘."} C T, W*"""k,;' INT. o, 'n:und-y ;i AMMI.HTJ A sister-in-law_of Mary Camp- A Day. Fuperal Monds, luu resi COLE, ednesday, i1 OTReh: Mt iLab, st RUnie: ity J, COLE, devated "'-na Anns l“cg‘f ahe e late Anna Washington l:’ 5 & Jobn, Cole. e Priends and nflum are re- asked to aitend. 7 Departed, this life Thurs- TS, n oted friend. Remalns cen be reviewed at the residence . 3219 ler x B stter 4 3 mnn.l nndlr‘ April 7, i 1 p.m.. at Ashburn, The flowers we place nwn your grave May withe 2y i and decay. But, the love for you that sleeps beneath never fade away. ’l'!l PAMILY. Petdnzy Apris 5 3820, 5t i endence, 2018 4 al Pa. ave. n.w., WILLIAM FLAVE. beloved April 8, at 11 o in Monacucs Gemetery. CRIVILLE, JOSEPH H. . on Pri i1 8, 1929, at Garfield tal, beloved father of Mrs. Bernard Lurba, in_the §7th vear of his iife. Deral setvices Tuesday. April 9. at 3 p.m. at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral ho 1400 Chapin st. CROOKE, nmuu A. Suddenly, Pridey. April 5. 1929, & THO! & mee Lavigne), father of SHabetn, Toutse snd Madeline. He 13 also sarvived by § brother sisiers, 5 Richard DUNBAR. ROBERT BAT. utnu.fi Al obERr NiAY BONBAL. b Sjor, BOREye Dunbar, aved o Jears, Fuserai from the chapel of Thos. 8. Sergeon. 1011 TUR'st. Do, on Monday. ADril & &t 1 »m. Interment m Sk et icEnal Rest Saturdar. Avril 8 ’m" rnal % 1929, Taitatul soul-of ROBERT HAT DUNBAR. | Going o his heaven! He will have that ® hll’mfl Deace | sseth _all under Beloved s Savior itk s “rusting faith. Brother! Ah. more (Mn brother, i ,on Saturday. A u Am voted d'of the late Berah | Sise eou'"g;o&n' a’r'ii'::y Prances Ficten, nd aiso the la ipril thence to b tholle Church, where m said at l&fi ‘clock. Interment ll Maunt Olivet Cem FOWLER, CHARIXS M. Devatted this | me ‘Thursd idence 1 Hospiial, $ o ‘fl oted husband of Mamie Fowler and brother of @ Faitax, Daniel and Yes o host of oher Telal ‘id otends " Remeins® rostin st the John T, Rhines funersl chapel 3 s.w. Funeral Mondsy. April . from Holy Redesmer Church. "iount Olivet Cemeters. 7 G. GRANT. On_ Thursday, | pril 4, 1929. 'at Freedmen's Hospital. G. GRANT HAMILTON. devoted husband of Bessie Hamilton father of Richar B Hamilton, o ‘038 Florida ave. n.w. Fineral Sunday. Apri] 2 p.m. from | W et Jarvts o, funers warlor 2232 Georgia ave. EICKMAN. MALLIE. Devarted this life rr gar. April 5, 1920, at her residence, st. . "MALYIE HICY grandmather of Gwengolyn | elma, Billingsies. 'She alsa hildren. Funeral | K sts. Fiends iavited. Tnterment Lincoin Memo- rial -enn The members of the I Roek” Association aFe otfied donth 'oF u.r‘- MALLIE HI el, Funeral Mon £'2 pm. from the residence nl‘ het dl\uMer n'm 18th n nw. the late James Jobi She Noly Teinity chuul;. r‘.’ -y elqnm“ rment Bt ivet v el (nclnl o Dage g Oon m. Kl!hol G‘Bnm‘flhlbltfi s lurlh.L Ofli‘l Funeral services PHIA. Departed this life Priday. Al" 1929, resid Plerce . & ’-orn?' EAGK Teloved aunt o and S ”l.n Waler R Wosd ht“llnunl Bafiors i vmi" flfw?m' ¢ Hormony fi. llln.lmlnu 'b% SPARKS. NORACE F. Departed this lite day 6. 1929. at hi; " foRade'F. Joied Busbend of Ella N. ) Hubert M. Winfred A forace Notice o funeral hereater TARLTON. LAURA STEWART. Sudde; day morning. .‘% 1835, LAG TAl )tlaud wite .l flfum'n’rfim it A - Baptist o rmont Ave 98 Monday. April o120 B Rev . Tauehter "ot “the Aots 5 ane A oreglor. Services at ice. 5507 Broad Branch rd.. rflrfl 5. at 430 p.m. Inters . J. k THOMPSON. WESLE iday, April husbang S ine Tata inia’ Thom 1ds ip, bis slse year. Plineral services wiil 719 road. Be el tia.. Monday. 3, 8¢ 7:30 D.on. ment Mir ml Cem l-!.lA-L ll.u L. wife’ of ' Edward Wllll.ml nnl beloved mother of Flore: Wil s v. e and beloved Jonn D Chasiatte "and Mers Witch: usen. al from the Takoma Evan- gelicai Lt Lnum-n Church, corner Tth and ‘OODLYN, MAMIE EL! e Bavurday. Aori] at her residece. ‘"{‘u:' e MAMIE. The officers s annno Light Housen ot lu flmnflam CLEESON, !llfl! A In l"lnl‘ of G:"» Il)’! ‘l‘l(;. '.' lo'lll ance of ovr dear husband and f ther, ROY THOMAS GRAP, 'llo kfl Iu. four years ago tods AD 1 we could M take :holn lf al llrlh' zes, to or cnfiu: from Heaven whatsoever we e gould sk for o VING WIFE AND DAG LoTTE 'C. RAF, u«-bo‘ul.n EDW, mpdesr busband EDWARD w. N Today, Apeis 1959, 1 seaes ko You, little thowsht when lesving home That you would never retw And that you 59 soon in And leave me here That my dear husband w: true and tender, all ember. URPHY. JULIA H. In sad but lo membrance of our dear wite H. 250 today, April 7. May her soul rest in i ay her soul rest in pesce 0SS, PAULINE A. In my ‘dear and faithful wife, This 1ife two years ago toda From this world of pain and sorrow To the world of peaceful rest. of Das taken my dear wife ' re lllo hu ,’: 8 . qul IAII.II In loving remem. nes of our devoted ushter and ‘aister. &Dm HARRIS ROSS. departed A7 e two Jears asotoda, April T Duugdcu hearts you are fondly rememe Sweet. hrppy memories cling "round yous name: When alone in our sorrow and bitter tears w. There come sad memories of twd years ago. Sadly missed. KER DEVOTED PATHER. SISTERS ANE BROTHERS. TUCKER, MARGARET. In loving n-ml brance of our dear mhu 0 TU Jears &80 today. APril 1 1936, nd kind in all her wa: d just to the ent her daysy and kind in heart and mind— Desutiful memory she laft % ALEXANDER. A tribute of love| '-ndr?lvcnun to my dear father, ALEXS| ‘WINSTON. W] this litg %o Sears ago today. Abril T, v A T loved him, nwil e LEXANDER. A tribute of lo aband, ALEXANS NBTON, who departed this two years ago today, April T, 1937. Loving th,“ xIl-t ll’lll -ndh!:nfl- Femem JIIII.&. show 1 s eme « MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS DESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR ./ ILUSTRATED BOOKLET MAIN 2068 FHE J.F. MANNING CO.. Inc. | 919 1571 SThesT N. W. ! mn-l irlor. terment al i P.‘;g':m. l da ter of ek ek ey ir Joss & son five *' of on s Ik 7, st & ;a.;.“'-.'