Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1931, Page 9

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In connection with his pastor: l duties he saw service in the Govern- ment at the United States Capitol. ‘The deceased is survived by his widow, who was Miss Laura LeFevre of Lou- ; three sons, Paul P. of Purcellville, Bryan and Edwin W. of ‘Washington; also two daughters, Mrs. Jasper Jenkins and Miss Ruth Popkins Funeral services will be held_tomor- row mornis hn will b.?n Leesburg. e L s ‘Births Reported. The following births have been reported {o the Health Department in the last 24 Baptist churr.h Interment boy. Swecker, #irl “E. Woods , eirl._ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT ‘Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s Wear Seventh and F Sts. i and Helen Teas— Luncheons Theater Shoppin \ s — Clubs g—Bridge How does she find time to do it all? HE laundry can save your time, save your health, save your appearance. That's obvious. Controlled-Method saves your clothes as well! 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Wo wish to extend | O 5 paths. runyh&ifi? r - “‘..X nnnn m .s‘-um. % g‘mln K:“ Suddenly, on Bz band of ARLES E. % e fi:o:r:n 3 rs. o " Hines Y. at terment Rock Creck Corsetesy, BELL, MARY Todir 8t her red bkt oLy 8 tnvited® 0 ° atiead, pyited to atiend, Ol Ceme! on Sunday, rebm- M., widow of the ovived. * lnurn“ni ddenty, op Mon Pyiomtn o Magasy weevices st bruar: iterment Conlrllllfil‘u 5?"";": ma e, bove .3 on_Thursder, XX oln. 'LUCY LANDON PAGE ohday, Februsry . "ii NEWTON x the late John 11, at z »m. lmm St e l’nlw“"l'l , s Churc! ent vy Hil Cemetery, Slex:naria, V. BURNS, WILLIAM P. On Sunday, February Wi oF the 1ate ‘Robert and Mary Busng ( Boland). = Funeral from the_residence of Bis "sister, Mrs. Robert F. Carleton. 2351 February 11, at 1Hn's Chur nee February ; Mrs. n_her devlnuu T mother, one aister, on rooher and. e o tives -na riends. = Re: mllu Test iz, n e Jol Rhines tuneral chavel. 3rd ‘and T 3ts. Flnera1 Thursaas. Februsrs 13, trom ‘730 L st at 3 pm. Interment Lincoln v EDWARD G Suddenty. on Mon- ay. February 9, 1931, EDWARD C. C] Beloved husiand of ElabaR Orure. ral from McGuire's funeral hom Wednesday, Februat Regquiem ne‘s Cetiolic Chaseh 3159 o Interment in Mount Olivet Lemete No. 118 K of 8t John, o x u ohn are invited. * DWAR] e members of the Yfoung Mens Immediate Reller Asoction ested to sttend the funeral of ruary 11, lfi!l- at !0 chneldl“ ’.b o On_ Sunday, dem:e. 1618 d m {y Ve ren ;na Sorouhy ster of Margarst O; Dumas, esday. rom McGuir un:ni hom_e. ODGE, MARY HUNT. Tuesday, Peb- a1, 1031, ‘e Ret reatdente: ihe Weor ming apartment, MARY HUNT DODGE, 8. Dodge el Fldow of Brig, Gen. Prancis Funeral fr riors_of Almu"“ M yn, Pie Allen’s, -undertake Wednesday, February 11, at 2 p.m. FOLSON, EMMA L. All members of Taylor Council, No. 400, uke, are bereby notifled to aitend the funeral of FOLSON, , on Wednesday, . “13th st c-n meeting Fuestay ene’ 3 -t u}t'& xu.uu e H0StE 8 FOUNTAILY, CHARLES :bwnin. on Mon- lflll’,{c 9, ,ffi‘l’;ttu ; tuneral ena N.)Hce of funeral later. o ?‘ Thelavaa Tite o !K.? . ’Ilhe;l‘l of services ng sy, Bebrusry 1 uvu spd friends Navited. " 1atertment Gjen CLEREMOND. On L the resi- rdon, 3504 FRANCES ot the late o lm n Monday, dence of 36th_st.. CLEREMO! ‘harles Gordon. ased yom ne !‘hml‘ry ll lt r;o Dm Mlll.ld'e! and {riends invited. * Interment Alexandria, r%m«:l:l Februsey s0n, Liewel oMunt Rainier, beloved wife Marriage Licenses. ‘Theodore H. BEstler, l'. and Elmonia Nuckols., 23; : Rev, C. Meokiee ‘Roy. 28, this cits, and_Ophe Porter, 28, Goldion, N. O.: Rev. W. A. "Hln’y Lauder, 45, and Beatrice Guenther, wuu-m A x-x Church. ir.. and Evelyn V. Davis, W, Tolson, mne J. zmou ao. and Addie Harrls, 28; G.' Lam) Wiltam Butler, 23 and vidian L. : Rev. Washinston, ) esson, 22; Hal Philip’ N. cury, 00 ang Dorothy 8. h of Richmgnd, Va.; Rev. Seba n M. Brennan, 46, New York City, and Kitherine L Baicom, 40, Silver Spring, M Rey, Joseph, M. Nellig R, Howarth, gvx men, 27, c. Ball d Carolyn Wells, 197 Rev. ‘Willlam J., Wrsht. B. Hols ‘and Bophie Allen, 18: n, 31, and Mary E. j8; Rev. Joseph I. Fin 24, and Marion Duvall, 22; Rev. Charles H. Fox. "Fo: Deaths | Reported. 1oTig, 1ollowine deaths have been r ealth Department in the last ret Gray Stewart, 91, 2200 Mass. fms, M Brink., 41, 1840 Callf. st. hn D. Bacon, 1. Soldie ome! nger Hos neis M. Jor onan Coatice, "se, "Little Bisters o “Ada P. Brooks, 65. 631 Eye st s Am 64, 638 Hamilton. Hattle Saunders, 56, 1 Albert Dualey, 55, Ollllngzr Hoapllll Teresa Marie Foley, 50, 725 Charles Olin’ Norri. 45. 1102 L. st FOUND. e | 0%, tan. short haired, Iarge fei | FOUND—D: Tiuire Animal Rescue League: PSR T BAR_PIN_8ilver plat 1nllm filigree, all, rmmd. Flent biue_stone in center. Reward 1610 Varnum st. n.w. Adlml 1132 EADS Strine of clouded smber; beween and lllll ave. via Phon§ the 1001, mc with_cig- Suliebls Feward. hox—amu. gllt en; o8 on Sl!\u’dli Please nouly Nat, CUFF of kit fox !ur lrom O hllck clom coat Iast Saturday ‘atternoon on Vicinity ot T3th e Sinder mn communicate vl -nn Miss Loise G worth, ‘Tel. Co e biack _trim, Aith and GE "PURSE, ~beige sk, yicinity fia'-':?-mm & Eall ‘aduma 9685, DOO—W‘"'hIIIM o1 . vichnity: ‘Anacog: Atlantic pity GPE, ining 2 VELORM ot I pte." ward. M. null-un, 1808 & dievs.s:* Lincoin 8135, containing bank & book, oral b iyery orders and bill of Iading, orl o anitary Grocers Con 1845 4th st Reward. lflh M retu: S TERRIER, small, black and w] 9 W Hlll, 1319 Kalmia rd. Call Ga. lll'l l FRATERNITY PIN, pearl set. Reward. Phi Delta sil N Biarwas 131 % GIRL'S NAVY BELT. Re eward, 700 20th St. V‘ Parl °“u§%umm o ‘"a"’& i, o nden sh, Reward if Teturned Tost Befween Park rd. Rewar oo !‘fl_ B KEY CHAIN, £ s Ll T ara ‘afdToss “Box 203-M. Sar ofce. it containing lady's W“m&a Jasters age T. | son~son, RICHARD. _Suddenly, rua; i mnun. FIEI Re. | bul of R ly, w. ) D' rom the “ e B latives and 8, 1931, Al W' e it dn for W 5: [ “Mr'hm b t ssmmm NIE B, Hom Mrs. t her I g uary 8,3l be sung TE! iden 1820 1 M, & 43 2o 1P 5o el HYI" ires Yor sy, MILLS, 3 ©On Mon on TuAT; 1 S ¥ |3 bl na’o 33" Conn. 'ave. Thursday, Feb:| him: Pun e’ 13 it t Coni dence. i RICHARD | MITCHELL, 5 ove - e AN 6, ML, Funergl Ir ¥ B bot essional Cemeter: Dominic’s Chure 045 £ pox '0‘ ik O Folson and I e : f i 8t L LR, W "5 o ru A m Remains ioon & Allen’s funéral patior, ‘Fiorida ‘ave :r' pngl Tues services over NANNIE L. TA . l‘ . REBECOA BEASON: L. L. Bect. "iTs HARRIS, ANNTE Officers o ornion A. Jackson Court, Jericho, sre uaun%.a gdy ot p.m., f' Thu 23a7, 031, n Metrobg treet bet Btk and the Dutpose of ]“n‘.fl“ gr ne ANNIE "Weat bin waite: novu. LULU STEVENSON. M. Attest: VERNETTA M. HUBERT, Nee. Sec. HENNING, AUGUST. tion of 'Arminiu; M., 18 herel ‘ call Tusry 11, 10 pose_of our Ial e “.s.""..: -;m o B "@’",.nm. .m.“ bo He nma tbousht when u-mu home That ould mever return; m in desth wouid slgen 'n;“’“ T A e T2 blicn v !n Desce. thy cares are ended in Deace thy work is don you are mm.. one ‘5 on; l%dnn Departed i l‘b.nw February 10, miss you when the morning dawns: Tiss you when Jhe night m-mu. o b ushang s, coer -nm A'LONELY WIFE, 3 acetully slee fe's weary tri . He fl""‘ and bore. until To i ut ". vin o Mlllfl. ther, JOH ARD ToesiN JENNIE G, at Sibley remorel H beloved | wmo- o8 James Bty ting ut Inst; . ALV §ibrer, auice oLiveR. GREEN, MARTHA B. In 0! my dear ln!)lhh‘:h Church, cor Retatives .5 !nl ‘ment Fort "_ P"gm. HQWELL, HENRIETTA DANFORTH JONS. sed quietly away on Sunday in the Coneord PAR- incere and k What s ‘Beautt “l W .u.;i,fi,d.:a..,;.;.;z w’é ""?ml" . R S g Gk 78 T ik ary ariment. in her $188 3 7 ARSO! ‘io _b.flm.fi tor {1 0y "ad v and *burial Wednesday, February i, st Blairstown, N. J. JOHNESR: other es Sesting e ot e Fonera “Wwodnesday, "7 u'u Aulluuml uni. 1zm oy T B B MR A LOCHBOEHLER, ADAM. In nd bnl Jemembrance ‘of my < TR aao. robriagy it ' ow o! Thom R. Thomas ‘e eral umm ' the abovs residencs on \I l Dflllrl‘ 12, 8 ol ety :.:'3..’:’31..."2"?;’ OCH, MARGARET C. ey Yo ARG AREr o William f\from her late 2 O ur e do ot iow But only God ml"u_: you friends Tavitea, “‘nterment dlenwood Cem- day, M- %:;% “llmml“nltnu“m.' ‘Thi hn!\ M Bug ¥ s e “o“t“cmm qn fi i mt:.a'fi gternal ¥ 7 20 1027 mm m%uu h_"'ck-’- wi That He wl home Hath tal g0"siit . ayo .&““*{ L ‘Wedneml!» Friends um relatives mvn-d to uunl H) LIZABETH mn Feoriers o, 1001 ot the st demey finh" nersi op, Thursday, to St. where mass Rela- oul, tives and friends rmant Mount 5 vel etery. go““z'h ooss. {2 "":g&.%m‘-z.h ] C!meun. NESBIT. MARY ELIZABETH. On Tuesd “l at Testing at st. n.w. Eebruary 10, JA oRERAS 1S ,.:m. . Frank O'Mear JACK, beloved son of Ditsra tnoe ‘Fhowp. mru ter. -mben f"“‘" o Cemeters. POPINS. | OEORGE '*'l‘qmu'l?‘o fl H G~ llKl mnpln s WASHINGTON PO Notice of funer 16,1020 G think of ‘when_ mo! » :’..“.,d.".'a he. lone. f PDD Brief Rt of” zhf"}'x!uv waaess, Wednesday. - Feory b"b 1) irn a dare nisht; ", o when o ‘hushs nfl e'!"‘l’::‘ '"" . . dea; 'er, wfia X MR DROTES 'fi.?&"m . SAUNDERS, ¥ of ous 3 ll day. h\mnn E Helen rom s me residence_on ‘Th ""fl" Feb, uary :30 p.m. Relative trien Tedt B0 Rel, Taterment Consress o Cemetery. x 11 SHEPHERD. JACOB MARKS. life on Monday, Febru .2t "Bl resicence; ma “f3th SOBEPH MARKS SHEPH belove band of Rosa Lee (nee Fairian). from his residence on uary 12, Rel invited, Interment X Puner: Febri griends Cemetery. SMALLWOOD, NETTIE TIE SMALLWOOD of 1t devo"? d“h . Suddenty. on t 323 Vermont ter, of the loving i wooden lr, Illr. | g, 5 -Wuz. oo togay, February S0, T S s0oTT AND PAMTLY. ¢ nw, the Dennis an Dennlty Sertrude Bertha Chase mains estin o . .‘z“m"v"v'.‘ inest. Jarvis Tu- n 3 133 Yo \inth on, erea ur at the ‘."‘ )'Z:&':;’&" )'l‘g iice of funeral Tater: [, AS A. "u'rn'.'tnvon ll Gnrutnw Febru- versit: G.. Bove = i & Requiem mass am. Reauiem o oyatus e Mount Olivet fery. " Reiatives nfa friends invited. WILSON. MAJ. WILLIAM J. On Tuesday. Isbrusry 10, 1831, is* residence, ndis HOR."Deloved hugband of Ids M. eilson. m. ativity. ter: m1= A ST 25210, National 2478 “Wm. o & Funu'al Chapcl Aml‘wu service. Funeral from the above residence o Thursday, * February 13, thence to the reh” of the {here mass will be "Said_at 10 ap, el tives ~and _ friends ited. Atfinston Cemetery. In Memoriam. ALLEN, MOLLIE, SHo passed away mine years ago today. ’IDI’HII’Y 10, 1902 gon %D the ;ili‘h th:l‘ shines so fair, om of nf"t'm.d' those' hands hat $Hd"thelr bes Gone, dear one, 8 Tag rammy. * BEILSTEIN, CHRISTIAN. Tn sad but loving pementbrance of our désr father and hus band, STIAN ho_died two vears ago today, February 10, 1921 ear father invil In loving memory of our r’ wife and mother, ALLEN, d ca X M P W Joseph-F B 3034 M St NW. °fiw Often we think of And our hearts a Oouid we neat Four mé'é again, S hnm.r . 3 sy ot B OTtee. o syl deuoted wite mnd mather RMIHARRIS BROWN, who departed this life "elghit’ years ago today, February 10, nor conns Speare_ es St. N. St. N.W. -.?n “-‘L‘-’ St WOR % ittt Nat . e Na gmu s, TP St O JOHN R, WRIGHT CO. Tm_fi'sfil«g, CREMATORIUM 3 PA. AVE N.W. NATIONAL 1364, 3880 Pnur(ully sleeping, J 2t las DS enrs SeTals and. s In silence she suffere Datien Untii"God called her home to suffer mo DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON, PHILIP AND CALVXN BROWN. OUGHS, Glll'.l’l)l L In W’nl ago tods ,.bl’flll" 10, l“;'. hen the morning dawns, 1 miss you 'h" }h’.‘um":'-m ks o svery [OTHER, MRS, Y E. Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you, Our lips do not know what #ay; But only God knows how we miss you In our lonely home t FUNERAL DESIGNS. HER LOVING casompoenshgie 0, G SHAFFER Cllllm HAHHI’I_ "fltfi iq?’ uu suam 14th & Eye o “fi,mgmaa:& Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St. Pt ‘ Service, 3 r-wwfivmlmmnu!u- Ao e LA S