Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1930, Page 7

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All national In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W.W.Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.-W. Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less NO o Births Reported. William J. and Mary E. Cook. girl Theodore -B. and Elga D. W Wilmer and Mary P. Howard B. and Clarissa James 8. and Elizabeth A. Spaldin d Helen Wilson. girl. - Ruedir, wirl . Schafle; £ Coton, ys V. Ruth, girl. Frederlc and Mary E. Gardner. ol Jacob C. and M etta O. Bl Richard J. and Mary Robert D. and Mamis L. Chenault, girl. Abe J. and Jean C. Foel. girl. Edward O. and Marian Soghomonian, irl. Willard A. and Ruth . Piefeld, eirl. Joseph and Mollie M. Lutsky. girl. William M. and_Mildred E. Simmons, sirl. Myer and Rae Schofer, Allan P. and Cora A. Cl Robert L. and Olive Cav Leon Sonia Lazarofl. boy. John E. and Helen M. Saied, boy. nd Mildred D. Huddlesiun, boy. H. and Marie V. Stephenson. boy. and Regina A, McDonald, boy. nd Evelyn flelvestine, boy. Harry E. and Mae Grier. boy. glyde 8 ang Nettie G. Hudson, bor. inar and Vera Hortenson. boy. Archi and Jennie F. Charles M. and ‘Clara M. Henn Mahlon A._and Ellen M. Poole, Levi and Ellen Morgan. 'boy. Charles and Alice M. Watson. boy. Henry and Alberta Japes, boy. Clarence M. and Ruth D. johnson. boy. By Hansporoueh, " girl. R 0 Theodore and Lill own. girl. Frank and Daisy Burch, irl. Hobson and Victoria Johnson, boy. ALLIGATOR BATCHEL containing tubes, left Saturday in machine of obll d'rlvgx. Liberal Reward on return, 1 st. Ilfe. *? dams 174 BOSTO! Lemale. Thank eiving day, in vicinity of Georg ave wers to name “Tob: it Green sweater. Reward for Information or return to 7711 13th st. n.w. or phone Georgia_0821. BRACELET, November 35 or 36, white set with 3 emeralds. on Newton pla Gegrela ave or B it to W Lothrop's._Hy = BROOCH FIN-Topez hren and Livingstone Hege, Cleveland 2810. ale yellow. — Re _18th_st._Col. 9241-J. tooth mounted in gold. CUFF_LINK, Yieinity "17th"and Conh. day night, 7 ‘otch _terrier. plaid col Phone Clev. 6280. , white _under ome whlle on seat, short less, Reward 1f returned or infor: mation return. John Warring, 1014 26th_st. n.w. DOG, black and_white male setter, 3 years. answers name “‘Teddy. Name of owner on . Reward. Return to 2339 8 st. Dec. 3600. PERMT’ diamond’ center; shopping district, . Reward. Mrs. John G. McDonald, reat Falls rd.. Rockville, Md. ING, old-fashioned, green gold, & 2 dark green stones. Reward. set Clev. ELK'S FOB-Diamond setting, between W B. & A. Station and Bowie tracks. Finds rewarded by returning to Bernard Harding, 309 _7th st. n.w._National 3064. EYEGLASSES, November 28. vicinity of Cal tore, Sheli-rimmed glagses. Finder please call AG, watch, keys and D 3:30 Friday You st. | HANDB, key, money, liers_Inn, ‘Bacas Bros. meal tickets. money._Return 201 A st. s.e. ) PEARLS, graduated strin: T clasp, in Brooks Store, G_st, Saturday. Reward Telephor = PIN. sold, sociely insi 1236 Col- Keep 30° s pin, name on rocnfs?ox blue, on LA bet. 22nd and P sts. n.w. and reay, containing ones, keys, bankbook. R d. _Pot. 54 ‘white with 11 PY, male, w T Woodridge. Reward. Poto- PUPPIES (2), Beoteh terrie female; no ' license. Cal Reward. PORSE, Eny small, blue. containing about $17, in_ Hech y. ward offered for its —— blsek, male and Decatur 1136, VRIS WATCRFridny ek, mn’- saus wrist_ watd Tnterior Dept . Reward. Call Decatur 5000, Apt. 428 WRIBT WATCH, Howard-Lincols game, white gold. Rewa Address Box 36-D, omu ,U' 25 REWARD_Sult case, marked "L L 8.° vt Priday, contaihine jewelrs And cioinise. Owner's name on tas. Return to 3005 Kajo- rama rd. n.w. e ANNOUNCING Wlashington Ademorial Park THE CAPITAL’S W— P AR K @ards ot Thanks R Loun The family of M -hh to sincerely tn el reiatives, pastor, the enolr aa_Members ‘of M E Zion Church of Green Valle . for iheir every kindness. With deep. gratitude we also wish to express our ncere thanks and appreciation for beautiful floral tribut AMBLER, EDWARD WALKER, um! BOWALKER, 'MR. AND MRS. cAlnolo. WIu.lnl 1 wish to extend ny ks to relatives’ and friends for their 1368 DAISY WATSON CARDOZO. * LIEBSCHUTZ, CARRIE My son and I iake this means of :hanking our many friends for their kind expressions of Pathy in our sorrow and to ask pardo any who, in _our grief, may have in way beeri overiooked L. G. LIEBSCHUTZ, 1429 Foxall rd. 30° Beaths BLACK, WILMER MAURICE. Suddenly, on Thursday, ‘November 17, 1930, rge- town Hospital, WILMER MAURICE BLACK, the beloved usband of Mildred M. Black hman). Remaing resting ‘at the coloniat funeral home of Willam Neuben Fumphres, Rockville, Md. ' Funetal Sun- mber 30, at 2:30 p.m., from his fobe Tesidence. “Watkins ave: Bevnesd: Md. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery, Alta Vista, Md. 30 BROSNAN, JOUN. Suddenly. on Thurs November 27, 1930, at Emergency Hospit JOHN'BROBNAN. wted b4 sears, " Pupe from the Bome of his sisier. Miss Ne Brosnan, 68 Adams . on_Mony December 1, ‘at 8:30 am. thence to St Martin’s Catholic Church, whers mass wili be said. Interment Moun Olivet GCeme- ery. BROTMAN, SAMUEL R. On Saturday, No- vember 79, 1930, SAMUEL R. BROTMAN, 5 of age. beloved husband of Mary ather of Penjamin Melvin and Dr. Irving Brotman. Funeral from the chapei of Bernard Danzansky, 3501 14th st. n.w., Sunday, November 30, at 1 p.m. BROWN, WILLIAM E_ Suddenly, on Fri a8, at his residence, WILLIAM E. C.. Mary Chew Brows, beloved Ol ppulin R Hughes. - Remains resting at Robert Campbell’s fu; home, 423 4! &.W. Notice of funeral later. BUTLER, JOMN Lio PPl this life oo ‘Thursday, Novem 1930, at his residence. 1654.6 st 5.wh JOHK L., beloved husband of Nellie M. Butler. lov- ing father of Paul I Butler, Beatrice R. Richardson, Gladys B. Arnold and Dr. De Ruyter A. Butler. He also leaves 10 mourn their 10ss two brothers, five sisters and many other relatives and friends, Sol- gmu high requiem mass Monday, Decem- ber 1, at 10 am. at Church, 15th st. between L n.w. Inierment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BUTLER, JOHN L. The Eider Men's Relief Association _anfounces _ the death of Brother JOHN L. Bi , November 37, 1930. The funeral will be held from Bt Augustine’s Church, 15th st. between L and M n.w. Monday morning, December 1, at 10 o'clock. B 3 NAY] P N T SORALIe COLEMAN, LUCY. On Pridsy, 8, ¢ 3:48‘am., 3 husband "ot brother November st ner dlster's resi- sister of Sarah West, Minnie n snd the late Mildred Straughte: 3 ves cther relatives and friends. Funeral Sunday, November at 1:30 p.m. from the W. Ernes. Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. 30 CORRIGAN, JOSEPH M. Wednesday, November 26, 1930, at Phila- delphia, Pa.. JOSEPH M. beloved son of the late John T. and Jenuie Corrigan. Funeral from the funeral home of Perry & Walsh, 29 H st n.w. on Monday, De- cember 1, at 9:30 am. thence to St Alossius Church, where réquiem mass ¥ili 4 . for the repose of his Interment Mount Olivet Cemstery. Relutives and friends invited. 30 CRUTCHFIELD; IRVING, Departed this life Wednesday, November 2 at his resi- dence, 731 5th st. s.e. IRVING, beloved husband of Maggie Crutchfield and de- voted son of fleld. He leas sisters, Ethel brothe relatives and friends, Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral home, 901 3rd st.s.w. Puneral Sunday, November 30, 1'pin. from the John Stewa Church. G st. bet. 3rd and 4% sts. 8, Tnterment Chapel Hill, Md. 30 CUNNINGHAM. EDWARD HENRY. denly. on FPriday, November 8. 1 WARD HENRY 'CUNNINGHAM. years, beloved husband of Ida 8co: Ringham of 1870 Yioming ave nw. Pu: neral services Su pim. from Hysone's. fi at. n.w. Interment Ne DEUTERMAN, JOHN. oOn Thursday. No- vember 27, 1930, at his home, in Arlington. Va., JOHN DEUTERMAN. He is survived by 'his wife, Alice Whitehead Deuterman, and four sons. ~Funeral Sunday, Nove T 30, from the Arlington M. Arlingion, at 3:30 p.m. Columbia’ Gardens Cemetery, and friends invited. DEUTERMAN, JORN. Mason! ?ku DEUTERM umbia Lodge, No. M.. Virginia, will Suddenly, on 8ud- 0, ED- Interment Relatives 30 Interment a: "Goiumble Gardons. bers of Columbia Lodge are meet at the Masonic Temple at arendon, Va., at 1:30 p.m. 30 NEW CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL “W here the Memory of Beautiful Lives will be Kept Beautiful—Always” To Be Built Adjacent to Takoma Park—Silver Spring— PARK-PLAN No tombstones or monuments permitted. Bronze Markers Only, flat Artistic—Democratic—Permanent Inexpensive BUILT BY EXPERTS Northwest Washington Section with the lawn. || o sale of lots. Men of wide reputation and unquestioned ability are included in the prising Washington Memorial Park. LOCALLY OWNED AND company enter. are all sold. CONTROLLED A corporation composed of business and professional men of Washington and of Msryland communities has determined to build for this city América’s finest burial park. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS Nicolet and Griswold, Inc., of Pittsburgh, have been retained to design the Memorial Perpetual care fund created for Washington Memorial Park by seiting aside in trust with the Franklin Na- tional Bank, of Washington, a centage of all money derived from the PERPETUAL CARE will be fixed per- ONE MILLION DOLLARS will accrue in this fund when the lots DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT Washingten Memorial Park is not “Just another cemetery.” It will be as different Park. This firm by training and expe! ence is fitted for the task. charge of developments County Memorial Park with a million and half program, velopment: They are in of _Allegheny in_ Pittsburgh. dollar building and several other similar de from the oldstyle graveyard as sunlight is unlike darkness—as life is unlike death. Gone, the unsightly tombstone; atmosphere of sorrow and ghostliness. In the place thereof a delightful garden spot. gone, the “A Living Shrine of Perpetual BEAUTY Dedicated to Sacred Memories” THE ARCHITECT Mr. Waddy B. Wood, of Washington, has been commissioned to execute the design and supervise the construction of the buildings of Washington These will include a maenificent Chapel Administration Building, and Fountains, Chimes Tower type structures. Memorial Park. Memorial and other park- LOW OPENING PRICES— GENEROUS TERMS " During the construction period, the family lots of six graves will be available at very low prices—terms as low as TEN DOLLARS PER MONTH Full Particulars Including Beautifully Illustrated Literature Will Be Sent Without Obligation By THE NORTHWEST CEMETERY COMPANY, INC. SUITE 921927 TOWER BLDG., 14th & K Sts, N. W. ‘WASHINGTON, C. Phone Metropolitan 3493 Braths ""'...‘-:';."J."“".fi:'iu"‘.’{.":!.". of Lot- inda: “- mu the re: Rem Jar until ¢ p. at Her daushter's Teal = rda) life on November 0. Gallinger 'NEBRAGKA DAVIS." husbane o Davis and father of Willlam . Mary E. Thomas, Emily Q. Mitcheli i Lernam. CHe aiso leaves five grandchildren and ‘twi chiiafen. . Remains Testing at' i parlors of Al 8. m. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- ory. 30 DORSEY, ALICE. Departed this life on Priday, November 28, 1930, at her r derce. 432 N st. n.w. ALICE, beloved sis- ter of Mrs. Lucy Stuart, Mrs. Allle W, Ten and Lathan Btewart. She also lea three nephews and other rela- . Remains at 16 Decatur 12 nmoon Sunday. Funeral t at Martinsbu beloved _wife te Empey ‘And mother oo Sre"RF° Ciark, W Lowis Eabey. Miss Mabel Empey. Mrs. ‘Milton Aliwine ‘and Miss Violet Empey. 'Funeral from her late Tesidence on Monday, December 1. at 2 and friends invited ‘to at- t Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30 FORD, MARY E. Departed this life on Pr day.’ November 28, 1930, Tesidenc 85 YoU st n.we MARY E. the. beo mother of Nellie Ford Gillem and Robe: Ford. Funeral Monday, December 1. at 1 o'clock, from eenth Street Baptist Chureh. Friends and relatives invited to attend. She is not dead—life has but set her free! Her years of life were like & song. The last sweet, poignant notes of which held loni Passed into silence while we listened. we. who loved her. listened still expectantly And we abcut whom she moved among Would feel that grief for her were surely wrong— She has'but passed bevond where we can FORD. MARY Officers and members of Queen Esther Chapter, No. 1. jeauested to attend ine furie MARY E, FOI 1930, at 1 o'clock, from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, n.w. DAISY B HITE. R. M HENRY T. REDMAN, R. P. DENA PATRICK, Sec. FORD. MARY E. Officers and members of Zerubbabel Court, No. 1, Heroines of Jeri- cho: ~ You notified 'to_attend the fu- nersl of Sister MARY E. FORD. Monday, December 1, 1930, 1 n.m., from the Nine- Strest Baptist Church, corner 19th ASHINGTON. M. A. M. MARTHA £ MARSNALL, ‘Bet. GARY, SPENCER. On Friday, November , 1930, at his residence, 1314 esatur EN beloved son of Roy 8. Qary. Serv- ‘Monday, December 1, m. Interment Ivy HIT Bometery. Alexandria, Va- 30 GLENN. DANIEL MILTON. On Ssturday, November 29. 1930. at 'T. B. DANTER: MILTON GLENN. son of § Eliah and Margaret Glenn, brot] Thomas J. Gles He of other ' relatives and friends. ~Rervains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ghuren, 1432°U st.'n.w. ~Notice of funeral ater. HALL, LILLIAN. 7, " 1930, LILLL at n A Robert~ H On Thursday, November her _residence. ' 44 at, HALL, beloved wife of beloved daughter of John and Fannie’ Miller. Surviving her ' also e three sisters, Mrs. Anna Burton, Mrs. mie Crump, Mrs. Berline West: one niece, Edna West, and other reiatives and friends. Funeral seryices at her late fesidenc 44 8 st. ne. Tuesday, Decem. Per 3w 840 am. "hilowed b the Holy Redeemer Church at 9 terment Mount Olivet Ceme! m., at her residence. EL'HILL, devoted wii doughter of Tocite Pouter, aister of Cheeks, Jessie’ and Prank Foster. resting at the John T. Rhiries tu- 1 cnapel, 3rd and Eye_st Fu- I Sunday. November 30. the House of Prayer, 6th and Interment Lincoin Memorial O(;noe- l%(.! JESSIE ASHTON. _Suddenly. on turday, November 29,1930, at imer- itel, JESSTE ASHTON HOGAN, ted D d of Catherine Hogan, lo ing father of Bessie Mullen, Virginia. Jes sie, Jr.; Charles and George W. Hogan. 1s0_leaves ten grandchildre ndchildren and a host of ot W. Ernest Jarvis funera and Dumbarton ave. n. neral hereafter. LANG, O Novémpertls band of the la % the ]ll.l.e Th°= nera Fior, 543 #th t. , at 2:30 p.m. sional Cematery. LEE, ROLAND. Departed this life on Sal urday, November " 1930, at Ol“lnfilbl’ Hospial, after Tllness. ROLA! TBE “Heming restine at Jamiter funeral zlll 2ind .w. Notice of fu- er. HELEN. on Saturday. November 29 at Preedmen’s Hospital ELEN LEWIS, beloved wife of William A. X"Il. daughter of James A. and Florence Bailey of Arlington, Va. Surviving her are al three children and five brothers. Remains Prazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode 5. Decem- " December 3, Ariington. lnlcrme,m rearet Lang and 80 Nalley funeral {5, Monday, December terment ai Congres- Lomax Church Cemeters. MARCERON. ALBE! Suddentz. on Fri. day, November 28, 1930, ALBERT, beloved son’ of Martha ‘A’ and the late Touis A. Marceron, Funeral from ne. on Mon- 4 Reiatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Congressional Cemetery. 30° MARCERON, ALBERT. Special communica- tion of Naval Lodge. No. 4, F. A. A. M., is called Monday afternoon, December 1, 1930 at 1:15 pm. for the purpose of at- tending the funeral of our late brother, ALBI MARCERON. By order of the worshipful master ROLAND M. BROWN, Secretary. MIDDLETON. EVA, On Saturday, November 9. 1930, at Ardmore. Pa.. EVA. beloved wife of Jeflerson Middleton. Notice of funeral late MIDDLETON. PEARL SCOTT. On Thurs day, ‘November 27, ‘1930, at 4:30 pm.. at Providence Hospital, PEARL SCt 1D- DLETON, beloved daughter of Fannie and the late John Scott. She leaves to mourn their loss & husband, ‘mother. two_sisters, friends. th . Pope's riors. 315 16th Puneral Mond: Becember 1. at t. Cypria Chureh, 13ih and " Tnterment Sount” Olivet "Gemetery. ~Relatives and friends invited. 30 NILES, NATHAN E. On Priday, November 38, 1930, at the home of his daughter, Joseph G. Walker, Woodbury Fo Admiral NATHAN E. vy reiled. Services e Fort M chapel on Monday, December 1, at 11 & fnterment Arlington National Cemeter. 30 PAMPEL, MARY L. On Saturday. Novem- ber 29, 1930, at her restdence 1630 Fuller ARY L., widow of Leonidas Bimpe) and mother of Fauline and Harold Pampel. Remain: ting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funersl home. 1400 Chapin nw. until 5 p.m. Sunday, November 30, Interment and services ai Fort Jef- ferson, Ohio. PROCTOR. RUTH, Departed this life Thurs- day, November 37, 1930; RUTH PROCTOR, She leaves to mourn their loss & husi and five children and & host of other ri tives and friends. ~Remains resting ai William T. Tolbert funeral home, 1308 6th n.w., until Monday, December 1. thence to the ‘Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Anacostia, at 8:45 a.m. RIVERS, MINNIE. Departed this life on Saturday. Noveimber 29, 1930, st 4:25 ¢ Gallinger Hospital. MINNLE RIVERS. beloved Wife of John W. Rivers of 1329 Eye st. ne. She leaves to mourn their loss one dsughter. Efie Edelin: seven grandchildren, Frank and Geofge Effe, Willis 'and Earnes Flora and Joseph Johnson Rive, other relatives and friegds. Remains rest- e ’s.:nf& nw. hustand’ of May ooun 'al services at the Nionday, Decemper 1. at 3 ment at Glenwood Cemetery, A M. is henbl called lol the aitending the funeral of our laf CHARLES A SCHLOER, on Monday, cember 1, 1930. at 1:30 p. CHARLES J. DE;“"" 3 retary. STALLINGS. LOUIS M. On 5;:‘" 1030, at his restd nw.. ber 38, chanan st LOU! Funeral from b day, December 1. at 2 p.m. \ives friends invited fo attend. Interment dar Hill Cemetery. STANTON. MARG. November 28. 19 Franklin ct_n.e.. M. TON (nee Bowers). beloved wi A Btanton snd motner of O, Sianton. Puneral from W. Co. funeral home, 1400 Chi Mondny, December 1. at 8:18 a. to St Anthony's Church. Brookiand, C.. ‘where_requiem high s will be fefed at 9 a.m. " Interment Mount Olfx Cemetery. THOMAS, MAGGIE. On Thursday. ber 27,1930, at Emergency Hospital, MA¢ GIE THOMAS, belo alt d ‘and Eve sts. November 30. 1 chapel, 3rd Interment Lincoln’ Memorial TYLER, MARY JANE. On Thureday, yember "27. 1030, ai her residence Thaver a er Spring, Md., TARE beloved wite. of the late Tyler, Funeral fiom Emory M. E. Chu Brightwood, D. C.. Sunda: ve at 2 pm. Interment at Grace Oemetery,” Woodside, Md. Relatives friends invited. UCKER. CLEMENT §. Puneral CLEMENT S. UCKER. who Friday morning, will be held 2037 §t. Paul st.. Baltimore, 8t ' o Ronday. Recember 1 Torlom T g gl S e Church, Baltimore. Interment at o'clock ‘Monday morning, Dece Mount Olivet Cemetery, UCKER. CLEMENT 8. Washington Gener r nights of Columbus. notified of the death of Sir ENT UCKER, who_di Enltimore. Na. - Pune ing at the chapel of the George B. Clarke 18 Florida ave. n.e.. untii I p.m. thence to her late reside Eye st. n.e. Funeral Tuesday, Decemnber 2, at 1.p.m., from Ebenezer Chirch, 4th and D sts. s 1 ROWLAND, MARY_ SPENCER. On Priday. November 38. 1930, at the home of her daughter, Golumbia rd. MARY SPENCER ROWLAND. belover mother of Maude Rowland Browne and grandmother of Margaret Browne De Courcy. Inter- ment at Covington, Ind. SADTLER. MARY ELIZABETH. On Satur: day, November 29. 9% 3:20 pm. at resiacnee of Ker dnushter MPs. Nat: the "B “Bove, Montrose. ~ Mdo MARY FLIZABETH, beloved widow of 'tne late Louis L. Sadtler. Remains resting at the fu o ot Warher K Bumphres, Rockville, Md. ~ Notice of funeral here: atler. SMITH, JOHN F. On Priday, November 28, 1930, JOHN F., beloved son of the I James H. and Mary E. Smith. Fu from wililam H. Scott's funeral al home, 1 Cemetery. 30 Departed this ife at Wm. T. SPENCER, WILLIAM J. Priday, ' November Tug X Rebetetn Bap ,l:unn Cnirchs 100 &8 sta. n. Rev. X officiating mourn their loss two_grandsons, ws, one daughter- d s devoted 13 lelflrl'“- - """“ T 3 ocabery Teauested 'to pray for he repose ot Hie ATT}{ONY J. LLEN, Paithful = B S Sy ll{OIHNI C. BAOZENAS, Paithful Compe WHITE. CI.AIINCI W. On Thursday. u 2 930. at Gallinger H W beloved husband of ‘White, and devoted son of the late liam d M Hlflll ‘White, and brotl of Maj. M. ‘White. Sunday _evening, N vcmhr 30, at 9 o'clock from Lomax’ filll'l 1400 8 n.w. Priends invited. itel " December 1, Boston, OIIID'WI WHITE, EDWARD W. lu\ BT EowaRn 1. fteeny on '! beloved husband o Remains resting kfi funeral parlor., 2001 14th ll l:'< of funeral hereafter. WINTER, EMILY MARIE. On Bat November 20, 1930, at l residence, 43 R st. ne. beloved daughter of Willlam C. Winter (nee Breen). Puneral on Monday, Decer Relatives and friends invited. Inte: at Mount Olivet. In Memoriam. BIRCH, WILLIAM M. A tribute of love and otion to the mcwl our | and and father, AM H. who entered into eternal rest ten yesrs ago tods November 30, 1920. No_one knows the lll!ll'- heartas Only those who have lost eln Of the grief that 1: ‘;b:drno in or the one we lot % rnn!.t BL MELANDE. x- nd but_lov! membrance of our dear dsusnier, ANDE BLESS, who departed this nine years ago today, November 30, 1 rose that is sweetest and falrest Thy Is the bud that is killed b7 the freet, And the love ti the I ¢ foat. I8 the love D" LoViNG: runl.l'. . CARTER, AMANDA. In sad but lovi memory of our dear mother, CARTER. who fell asleep in’ Jesus years ago today, November 30, i Asleep in Jesus From which none ever wake to mA HER CHILD] l{ B'DWARD A, = ARD AND EVA. COLEMAN, BEXJAMIN. to thy mepe fi':t:g Nt?x'ime mvfi"u?hn Dear is the §pot wivere Christisns slesp, And sweet the strain which ansels pour; Oh, Why should we in anguish ey are not lost. but. gone % His"WIDOW AND CH A CONTEE, CATHERINE. In sad but remembrance of my ‘dear mother, ERINE CONTEE. . “who nine vears 2go today, November Anniversary m Monastery and Epiphany Church. My heart cannot tell how I miss you, My livs do not know what to say. But only Giod knows how I ml n my Jonelv home BEVOTED DAUGHIER. AmnI . GASKINS. PAULINE E. A tribue remembrance of & d!ar 'llxlfi.nx‘m - blessed sleep. PAUI Dineteen years ago v A light is from our household gone, A'volce we Toved. 13 stilles lace is Vacant in our Bome 13t never can HER LOVING HUSBAND, LORENZO aAs- e NG T R AR, TANNER, ETHEL M. Tn loving remem! of qur dear dauhter and ‘sister, NNER. ‘Who depa; s feen years g todasy Novemver 30, 81T, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Love's remembrance outlasts &ll; And though the years be many or few, They are filled with remembrance, dear HER BARENTS MR AND MRS. M. W. TANNER, AND BISTERS. ok Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC_ BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fposs GEO. W. WISE CO. lhubll n JOHN R. WRIEHT Co. 1887 10 Phone North __-g-v_. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St. N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONE FUNERAL DIRECTO] EREMATORIOM 332 PA. AVE. N.W. " CHAS. C. ZURHOBSi " far e o Frank Geter's Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH 9IT. 'l‘elenhnn. Nai Mu" V. L. SPEARE CO. e sy 0 L 3 W, ‘merly 940 F St. N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambuiance 412 H ST, il GLENWOOD CEM Cholee Lots and Sues fon Sale. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. S ERATE Phicrs LTINS Guda Bros. Co., 1212 F s AT presse e Rer R, MONUMENTS. DISPLA; 3 | monuments reduced for s iy e e eSS Ty 'pua:e:uu? ‘lr;')v!f" ¢ MAUSOLEUM. 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