Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1931, Page 9

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Mrs, Bestie Baker Burchard, long active in leading women's organizations here, died in Emergency Hospital yes- terday following an operation on De- cember 18. Active in the work of the American Association of University Women, Mrs. Burchard had recently completed two terms as- chairman of its House Com- mittee. She also was a leading mem- ber of the Twentieth Century Club, serving as_a member of its Member- ship and Hospitality Committees. addition Mrs. Surchand was & member of the Eistophos Science Club and of the Bannockburn Golf Club, where she had participated in a num- ber of the women's tournaments. She was the author of many short stories and articles relating to travel: Born at Ransomville, N. Y., in 1877, Mrs. Burchard spent most of her girl- hood at Carthage, Mo. She was grad- uated from Northwestern University with a bachelor of arts degree in 1900 and subsequently in 1910 recelved & master of arts degree at the Univer- sity of Colorado, She married Ernest F. Burchard of this city in June, 1910, and with him traveled extensively in the Orient and South America. She is survived by her husband and three brothers, Clyde Baker of Purcell, Mo.; H. Durand Baker of St. Louls, and Wesley W. Baker of Miami, Fla. Funeral zorvices will be conducted at the residence, 3403 Lowell street, Cleve- land Park, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. E. S. Dunlap, eanon of the National Cathedral, will officiate. Interment will be private. - . C. R. CRAIG BURIED Former Railroad Official Interred in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Puneral services for Charles R. Cralg, 58 years old, former general purchasing agent of the Southern Rallway, who died at his home, 3009 Thirty-fourth street, Monday after a long iliness, were conducted at the residence today at 11 o'clock. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Craig retired from his position with the Southern Railway a year ago, due to falling health, after having served as general purchasing agent since 1914. 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Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day., The great ma- Jority have the paper delivered mguu larly every c!vcmnl :ndl‘\fl; y m at s cost of cents dol.l‘l‘;n:nd 5 cents Sunda It are not taking advan- tage ’:!“ this lar service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. Marriage Licenses. Qll‘" y ter, 31, \d Charlotte Bryant, and Ruth Jorden, 20; g l‘ Lucy Russell, 34; n‘ bhllll Yee Gul, 33; u.'mn,ly I e, n. 8 Rev. Jouenh B A aThDe, 'nl:-wan . and Jean Coleman, Rev. W. D. Ji is city. and Gertrude Rev. W. A. Jones. #"ang Bertie L. Watson, 21, both of AleXandria, Va.i Rev. Homer Al ent. Deaths Reported. ‘The following deaths have been reported to the Hes !zh!ibrnr‘lm‘em.;n the last 24 hours: Anna Zielinsk! . Russell J. Brooks, 73. 209 Rhode Island ll beth C. 66, 1763 Columbia rd. N. C‘llbI igh, 55, 116 17th st. & Humln Wendenburg, 54, Walter Reed General Hospit. Samuel_Rose! 52, Tuberculosis Hospital. Harry Parker. 42, Georgetowrr Hospital. Ahe M. Kallel, 42, George Washington Hos- pit Sharles D_Howell o3 Emergency Hospital Ferur 3’ Doy iays, Children's Hos- al » Arianna Kent, 72. 2117 M Rebert, smith, 66, Qallinger Hosital. John R. Robinson. 38, 1806 8 st ines grimn. 33, Gallinger, Howpita ead,”$ months, Gallinger ‘Howpital. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to ¢ De) t 34 Bours: Herbart L. and Nettie Lumpkin, airl; Clifiord E. and_Rowena S. Beach, boy. Clarence and Jean Silver. boy. Israel 8. and ‘Gertrude Burke, boy. Harry and Selma Grossman, boy. Oscar M. and Prances Casiady, boy. George d_Ethel K. Mandiey, boy. Wade W. and Catherine L. Broomfield, boy. Harry A_and Marie J. Simms, boy. William P. and Afleen C. Wilkinson, boy Marion R. and Marie Preston. boy. Michael and Tinnie C. De Bernard, boy. George W. and Minnie M. Quinn, boy, Clarence and Edna G. Taylor, boy. Leslie and Bertha L. Swinburn, boy. Gharles H. and Bella A. Whitney, boy. Harry A ‘and Julla Beitzell, boy. o and Incosina Pirza, girl. nd Gladys Jones. boy. d_Jessie Fiorimbio, boy. and Mary A. Lyon, boy. L. and Catherine A. Smith, boy. and Eva Sweetwood, girl. John A. and Virginia Freidman, girl Willism' J. and Helen Maier, girl. n_ L' and Minnie K. Ott. girl. ry E. and Marie E. Englai 1 Norman 'S. and Anna D, Blake, Samuel E.'and Dorothy Lewis., Charles T. and Marguerite Doucetis Daniel W. and Aenes Heath, gir! Charles F. and Stasia V. Stack, girl. Albert R. and Dorothy M. Silva, girl, Olin L. and Piance Merchant, girl. Robert. W. and Gertrude Fern, girl. Peter d Pauline P. Nee. girl. rrie Prances. girl and Edna Bovard, girl. Albert and Eilzsbeth Hinton. boy. George J. and Ada Youns, boy. Wiillam ‘and Jessie Johnson, boy. Nathaniel and Annie Green, boy. Eiwood L. and Liszie Gibson, girl. William ‘and Virginia Rice b John and Dors Womacl ml-mg nd Jane Marsngl, Robert Z. and Vivian E. Neal, gir] Henry ¥ ang Josephine Johnson, eirl. L. George and Prances B. Farre in America” drew blin, Ireland, re- A lecture on a large erowd in cently. BAR PIN, white gold with 7 diamonds_and 1,5apphife and safety caich. FPot. 2048 rew fimxiW ¢, black and [ {an: ‘tag 12933, Georeia 4416, meward - n‘wusz silk; green and blue piaid. Wiscon- sin EASTERN STAR JEW Tehleen Gran, Chapier. Junuary ' revard offered. §-fl ional 4583, EYEGLASSES_White gold rimmed, In brown leather” case; lost Priday. North 8182 Re- BY il ri d;_in bl ther "Wm e Sortion ia i Adss 77 mlnm-mcnl bifocal, _in Frangiin " optical Re- turn to 1111 7th_st. n.w. L FRAT PIN, A T. reward. ‘%méllhodul ’:; “erurn of Tare di mola, e Ilond-r. 4 pm. ka Y. ave. n.w. Phone Nat. 9085. K. sreen with Pinder piease ‘call K. Woodward throp's cenmmn. pair of glagses and sum of money Reward. _Phone. Wis. 4 SETTER DG, white with black small brown spot over each 17008; Dap. Libera) r Wyatt, 1702 nd wrist watch, Clev. 1762, on G 3 Bank, a white gold sports watch on a leather cord strap. Reward. Phone I FAT S i V. , yellow gold, with band: WAT et Tntetiot Dept’ and” 2115 Pinder call Met. 8764, Mayfair A.nll WRIST WATCH— Mofizy; Lincoln 731 J. WIELIAM L FUNERAL DIRI CREMATORIU \I NATIONAL 1384, 1385 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL SERVICE—REASONABLE 83 58 St Nat'l_0537. Ftank Gcier s Sons Co. Moders Chapel. Teiephons National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance R Chas.. Lincoln 0524 Modern_Chapel. HEADS PACIFIC AREA | ifer, mational director of !.ed Cross disaster relief, is to become manager of the Pacific area of the so- ciety March 1, with headquarters at San PFrancisco. He succegis the la J. Arthur Jeffers. aking the announcement today, the Red Cross said Schafer had been in Qards of Thanks. K, BUELAH E. We wish to extend incere thanks and appreciation to our- relatives, friends and neighbors for their kind sympathy and: beautiful floral tributes at the death of our loved daughter and aister. BUELAH SSRA E. LIMERICK AND PAMILY. * LKE, PAUL. We wish to extend our e x thabks. and sppreciation to oMF s, friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral ributes at the death of our beloved hus- band and father, HIS 'WIFE AND CHILDREN. Beaths. AVBKI‘WU. IIAI ¥ g uaY o Eludlol udl:‘ Taft Andrews and father of Percy T. H. lvan and L. Aloise An- Aemw 3 the varior of V. L. 1000 H On Tuesday l!lluw MARGARET E. BALILE! beloved" (,mmm of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Baliles. “Services at the sbove address Thursday, January 8. at 2 p.m. BRIDWELL, KATHERINE ITELLE. On ‘Wednesday. January 7. 1981. at_ Provj- den Hospital, KATHERINE ESTELLE BRIDWELL, aged years. Remains rest ing at Hyson funeral home. 1300 N st. n.w. of funeral later. BROWN, A A On Wednesday. Ja uary 7, , JOSHUA A. BROWN, be- loved h d of Marion Brown, aged 1 vears. ' Puneral from his_lnte resi- dence, 1641 Wisconsin ave. n.w., on Fri- day. January 9. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. s BROWN, LEROY. Departed this life Tues- day, January 6. 1931. at Oallinger Hos- pital. LEROY BROWN, the beloved son of Raymond and Rebecca Brown. He also leaves to mourn their loss a loving grandmother, _ three sisters, Margaret, Thelma and 'Elizabeth Brown. and s hosi of other relatives and Triends. " Remains rul\n‘ jugene Ford's funeral hom: Cln itol st. Puneral Priday, Jan- at 11 am.. from the above named Interment at Zion Cem BUFORD, GRACE MACDONALD. | Sudden! fday, January 1, Bence. 301 Conn. s re.” ORACE, MAGDO ALD. wife of T. J. Hu ord. ~ Remains_at Almus R. Speare’ Conn, ave, In- terment at Rock Toand, 1. BURCHARD. BESSIE BAKER. On Tuesday, January 6 1931, at Emergency Hospital BESSIE BAKER. beloved wife of Ernest I Burchard. Puneral fram her late residence, 3403 Lowsll and Park, at 2 p.m., Thursday, January * CARR, DANIEL J..On yThursdes, Movem- ber 20, 1930, at Nice, France, DANIEL J. beloved husbend of Helen Talty Carr. Requiem mass at the Shine of the Heart Priday. January 9, 1931, Relatives friends invited. In Arlington Cemetery. COLLINS, THOMAS D. On Tuesda: nary 6. 1931, at his residence. 41 Hamyshire ave. n.w.. THOMAS D. LINS. “heloved hushapd of lins (nee Rohbsck), in bis a hi DFLANNEY, ANINE. llondly .hmun - 2 et rest n:‘zt 71 lea: Toe “one. Sigter, Taa Anthony, Harry an nieces, atives invited. DELANNEY, ANINE. = All offcers and mem- hets of Household of Rutp. No 16, 6. W8 A8 are notified 1o aitnaCeall” mening " s .12 aveonas 1931, Pythian Hnll X 7 ANINE ' DELANNEY izsdar, Jenuary 1931, at Ebeneser M. E. Churt D sts. fi& A ROBINSON. M. N. MAUDE . W. Recorder. 7 DICKSON, zoT. Departed ShinieToar Hospital ERNEST Brothes of Hoface Dickson, ing ¢ his Iate residence; 1348 fi?un ouse gt nw. Fineral Thursd: 1 o'ciock. from St. Luke's k- Creek _Ford road s, umex um RoSEr RN nusband of Mary Gertrude Horst- Funeral from SEnuary 6, ut mass b the Snirch,of | the t 9:30, orglock 1¥ . on Wed Ve NELLIE B £y s Wmey ] red G h! ’ the late Th 3 \nd he A'f Dyson.” Notice of “}uu ral uiem ativity, Interment . _Janu- ke VEY. ‘Tuesday. -YAM!S Hflvl' ENUNG, terment ‘indianapalis, 1nd. GLEASON, 8. ALICE WHITELEY. On Tues- day, January 6, 1931, at_her residence. NELSON. CLARENCE. Monday, Joney 8 1931, at Preedmen’s Hospital, CL. NELSON, beloved hvaoand of ‘Allce Nelsen, son Cnlrhl NP| on, father of Bernics Nelson. Hi many other rela- tives and ll‘lendt weral Taursday, Ja: uary & at 1:30 om. from the John T. Rhines’ funeral chanel. 3rd and ats s Inferment Ariingion Rational Ceme: ery. PARR. MARY E. On Tuesday, January 6, 1931, MARY E.. widow of William J. Py ;n Mrll&lhl!e T, ot X3 uneral parl imphrey. Rockviile, : Puneral Thursday, Janu ary 8, at 330 pm. dence, 411 Cummings lane. vy Chase, Md. Interment Congressional Cemstery. PARRY, JAMRS. On Tntn\l llnnlry l 1951, s _residence. PARRY. " Noticé of funerai i II:II' W. On Monday, Jln» [ERBERT W.. beloved hus- sta B Porter. Funersl from nce. 1401 Delafield nw. on Thursday, January 8, at 2 Masonic service by National Lodge, No. H :"A’ A. M. Intermen: Fort Lincoln Cem- POWELL. MARIE CATHERINE. day, January Irving st POW] on St beloved' wife of the late Williem H. Powell. Funeral from the chepel ef Frank Geler's Sons Co.. 1113 7th st. n.w on Thursday. January at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Bacred Heart at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited.” Intermént” Mcunt Olivet Ceme- ROBERSON, RUSSELL E. life Tuesday. January 6. 1921, Hospitel, RUSSELL E. ROBE] Iate Eila W. Davis. He leaves three sisters, 2:30 p.m. friends invited. SEDGEWICK. Januar: from chapel. Relatives y Hospit beloved son of Hattie and lam Sedsewick and brothgr of James feyick and Alice Sedseick Blakey Notice of funeral SHARPE, CAMERON A. Suddsnly, on Mon- day. January 5. 1931 at U. 8. Naval Hos- pital. CAMERON A.. bsloved husband of Marian F. Sharpe ( dford). in the 38th year of his neral services Will be ‘held Thursdav, Januarv 8. at 3 p.m., at his late . 5302 8th at. pw.' Interment will follow at Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives and f{riends invited to attend. 7 STATTER. BERTHA O. At Sibley Hospital on Tuesday, January 6. 1931, BERTHA ©. STATTER. 'beloved daughter of Mr. and Mra. Eimer G. Statter. aged 10 years. Funeral from her parents’ residence, 3117 4th st_ne. on Priday. January 9. st 3 P.m _ Relatives and friends invited. fn- terment Prospect -Hill Cemetery. TALBOTT. ADELAIDE O. On Wed ] Janvary’ 7. 1931, after a brief iliness. &i Garfield Hospital, ADELAIDE O. TAL- BOTT. widow of 'John A. Talbott. Pu- neral “services at ‘Gawler's chapel. 1784 Penn. ave. n.w. on Priday. January 9, at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemeter TOTORO, JOSEPHINE. On Tuesday. Jan- uary 6, 1931, at_her residence, 3403 Geory ave nw. JOSEPHINE. the beloved of Carmelo Trtoro. Punsra residence on Thursdav. Jannary 8. st am. thence in the Hoiv Rosary Church, where mars will be said at 10 a.m. for fh repase of her soul. ~Relatives and ri: invited to attend. Interment at St. Mary's Cemtery. WATT. EUGENE LANSDALE. On Janua 6. 1921 at hiw resldence. 3075 M o ETICENE LANSDALE WATT. beloved son o, v:-’ late John H. Wa‘t and Adelaide ait (nes Mortimer) s survived bv twa Erothy Elbert and Harry Welt, and also & host of other relats Ao driends. Puneral from his brot residence, 726_G A Bt S Relatives sid friends Thaie Interment Rack Creek Gemetery. WE WILLIAM H. Departed this I nday, - Januatv 8. 193). at_Fre men's Hosnital, WILLIAM H. WELSH. is survived by two sons. Matrics and Ber. tram Welsh: a sister. Ella Welsh: grandchildren and one nephew. Thurs?a: ary 8. at 2 ‘Ghareh. ‘113 £ nd friends invited. ment Woodlawn Cemetery. WELSH. WILLIAM H. The Bannej Association * announces 1 Brother WILLIAM H. W! January 5. 1981 and Tl be held on Thursc-y. "““')’cn n rom_Calve al Chure! TSTnnd ) WAL TER 7 SINGLETON, J.C. BURLLS, Secty. WELSH. WILLIAM H. The Crh:ua Attueks Relief Assocfation wnneunces the death of Brother WILLIAM H. WELSH Mondey, nery hiat the funers held o “Thi . January 8. {54m Calvary Episcopal Chure . jened) WTLY] HENS FULL J.°C. BURLLS, Secty. WELSH. WILLIAM H. Young mn- tective Eeewus: Members wit_ stiend neral of WILLIAM H. Thursday, January 8. 1931, at 2 rom Calvary Episcopa] Church 11t and' G ot B L ident. OIOROI 1. WALTON, Secretary. In Memoriam. BRUCE. WALTER R. In sad !, but oy 9 membrante of my dear husbaud R BRUCE, who departe: m. e two years ago foday, January 7, 1927. Gone, but not Xorlnlun ByREOWS. MARY KATHERINE. In sad but loving remembrance of our wife a mother. MARY KATHERINE BURROWS, who departed this life one year ago today, January 1. 1630 HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. * BURROWS. MARY KATHERINE. In loving Temembrance of our beloved daughter, MARY KATHERINE BURROWS. who d¢ parted this life one year ago today. LOVING A'I'HIR. MAL- VINIA ROBERT E. 8CO * ELLER. AMELIA. In loving nn\mb anee 3, S04, moiher. AN ELLER. Gepaited Yhis Mife ‘four years ago foday. January 7, 1927. Four years, with all its changes, Since death strangely bade us part, dear mother, il its chan 26335 i8th st n.w. 8. 'ALICE WHITFLEY, beloved wifs af the iata Dr. C. C. Glea- n of New York City, and mother of Francis Whiteley' Poster Gleason. Notice | of Tuneral hereatter. Please omit flowers. | ALOYSTUS G On Mondar, 1931, ALOYS{US G belo 3 b ; ineral from his * residence, 3104 Monroe st. m.e. on | Jeniry' s APE0 din., Bense | Franels De Sales Churc apt node Tiiand, avel nie., where mass | Will be offered at 9 a.m. for his soul, Interment Mount Lm‘“‘ HARPIS, SUSIE C. Departed this life md- denly. Monday morning, January S 1931 LY ¢ “u"ififixi’ engs, Tt e ¥ 3 loving mother, Mri o1 nephews and many frien resting. at Moon & Allen” f y 1rom above funeral home, In silence you suffered. u.lR, Patience vou bore, - ntil ‘God called you 3 To suffer no more. PRANK. HARTRANFT. WILLIAM A. Suddenly, on Afondayss Tamtars 6 tedlt WSy va. AM A" beloved ~husband of | KATHERINE O, HARTRANFT. (nee Alen). Funeral ay, January 8§ at 3 from the chapel at Consressional ‘Ceme- tery. Interment privat HUME. EMMA P. On Mon uary 2t Ber residence. 1388 4 ww. B B HOME widow of Prank Biviie tiacrat scrvices ot the Ohurch, of the Ascension Thursday. January 8 at 2 p.m. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alex- andria, Va. JOHNSON. LYDIA DICKERSON. On Tues: dav. Jahuary ¢ 1931 at 8 pm. LYD DICKERSON JOHNSON. ~Fun: late residence, 1711 11th b January 9, at 1 o'clock . LEONHARDT, MARY E, Op Ty N 'n';owna ‘évu.'én"'“ ARY W ucloved wite of the lllt le" on’ Priday, January tery, Philade LOGAN, ABB CHAS. S, ZURHORST 1 E CAPITOL ST. “rn Tl.lnuln 057 ‘ALMUS R.SPE:\RE : Succeeding the Original W. 633 Comnectleut Ave: " Joseph F. Birch's Sons _ 3034 M St NV hone wert coss. Established 1841 GEO. W. WISE CO. W. W. Deal & Co. 6 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 83200 V. L. SPEARE CO0. Nelther the successors of mor ected wit] original W. R. Spesre lish- 'Ff..';'éo Natjonal 2092, 1009 H St. N.W. rly & = ‘Established 1876, JOHN R, WRIGHT CO. (lf,l'}::i"j. Nlcri'loll lnc. 4209 9th_St. N.W. FONERA DERTGRE. GEO, C. SCHAFFER ERRTE VIS PRCHATRINS AANOR ‘ind sunaayy_14th & Eye Gude Bros. Co., 1212 ] F St Arrmw—.l"gil.ll"‘ml D!BIIVI — CEMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vi 45 per month. January 8, Prof. n B. Cook. ves and a e funeral will oonducted |t the Frasier . funeral pariors_on Saturday. January 10, at 11 am. "Relatives and {friends invited to aiten: Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery., s MAYNARD, THOMAS P. m?-ma this lite Sunday, Jani 1931, a.m.. at his Tesidence. Le . Md., MAS P MAYNARD. b huskand of Hebeccs Maynard (nee Christy). devoted father of William, Vincent, Joséoh, Oeurqy Jere- aynard, Mary Par; nd Laura Sutherlan 1 Thu January S ., Trom. Glen” A Catholie Church. Glen Arden, Md. Where mass will be \sald for the’ repose of his soul. Relatives and_ friendy Tyited, 8t ‘Am- brose Benefici d, Society and Knights of St. John are invited. MeCORMICK, AMOS . 1931, o =" nmnore. I, d of ‘Mildred E. mn-rcer La January B, Rutland ave. 115 -8 d hil Y c..u,g?.,‘..m.. S s " ol Thursday, Jan Fountain' B e g "l [ figfi tor- nu‘x:'t” v Ui mn xandria, Va. 1 Q2 Wednasday, Jnn- Sanitarium. ILBURN, and mother apel, 1784 § n.w. ot lumnl Tater. T anu- Cannot take you from my hesrt, HER HTER. HARDIN. WILLIAM L. A tribute of Jove to the memory of my husband. WILLIAM L. DIN. who lef me eleven vears ago today, January 7, 19: 1 sometimes hold it half a sin To put in words the grief T feel, For words, like nature. half And half conceal the soul within. Your volce s on the rolling air. I hear you where the waters ru You're standing in_the And in the unl\g you JONI ‘me ‘\ jotten, mother dear, Nor will' you ever be. AgJong as fife and memory last ‘e will remem! THE FAMILY. KROPP, BARBARA. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother. BARBARA KROPP. who departed this life fourteen years ago today, January 7. 1917. My hllrt cannot tell how I miss you, lips _do not know what to s !u only God knows how I miss you In my lonely home today. Things have changed since you were here, But you are nnt orxunen mother, dear; Your memory is as dear today As in the hour you passed- away. arly loved and i ly missed. ki g . DAUGHTER. * M;C'Al" l'l'.l'L Moldl‘flofl. o Xn,l‘ov- DF memory of my dear dsughter. Mrs ETHEL MONTGOMERY McCAl , whoe ’luld"” awAy two years ago today, January Just two years of saddest longing For the smile that greeted me, But in 1ond memory she returns To cheer my lonely hours. MOTHI MRS. GEO. MONTGOM’IRY * NUTT, REBECCA L. In sacred' remem- branice of my dear mother, CCA L. . who departed this iife four vears aso lodl’. January 7, 1937. it not lunol HER DAY m‘& MAEL TAY- LOR, Al TAYLOR, A"l‘ l ln luvl nm-l\brlnrl af our. dear mother ANNIE LOR. Vho Geparied this Jife one o toa January 7, 1930. nt without you. mother, heavy with N sweet day we will join ¥ néfi "'Gfiv'é'-'xgséh"e ?x'.n"" T EVERGD, " ADOLPH RAOUY DAVIS, THOMAS, EDNA W. In sad but loving r membrance of our beloved daughter aj sister, EDNA W. THOMAS, who departe this life two yeirs ago today, January 7, Just when life was sweetest (And_she could have lived her best, of n_opened. TBhe ‘entered that Bweet rest. In our hearts your m Always tender. fond ‘There is not a day, dear Ed we do not think of you RO MR B AR THOMAS. THOMAS. EDNA WHITANER. l‘n loving memory of our dear frie EDNA ~ WHITTAK] ESER i haEh OIS TR A friend who came into our hearts And there with love did stay. Has found . nobler part Nens Tor awey. 20 she said, “Good: vitn" thoushis 30 n_ wonder why nd_we are here. PRIENDS, . RUTH ‘GLADYS. TUCKER, MARY wn’ofl In sad but lov. ing _rsmembrance o arly A TR (esrts stili ache with sadness, meny o you i M nu ond. ol each uuo- L Alfllhl h" sting st w. :Anvl'ugt oSO dh 4R e twa yests eo vodey