Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1934, Page 11

Established 1900 SARDO & CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 SASANARANRANASISSN CLERIC’S FUNERAL HELD Services Conducted at Gerards- town for Dr. J. B. Bittinger. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., Novem- ber 27.—Funeral services for Rev. Dr. J. B. Bittinger, retired, long well known in Presbyterian denominational work in Virginia and West Virginia, who died at his home in Bunker Hill, were held from Gerardstown Presby‘erian Church. Active and honorary bearers were the officers of the churches at Ger- ardstown, Bunker Hill and Clearbrook. planted in any Thanksgiving Day. buy a box for fresh daily, novelties. We deliver. 507 12th N. W. Phone NAtional 9331 Washington mmh& Wa want 60c Pound These favorite sweets have never been sup- home—particularly Don’t forget to give or our own enjoyment. Glace Fruits---Mints---Salted Nuts and_Chocolate Novelties Try Our Deliciously Different Martha Washington ICE CREAM 24 varieties all with that “home-made taste.” 70c per quart. Also fancy molds and e The day when roast turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie and Martha Washington candies go hand-in-hand. on Made 3507 Conn. Ave. N. W. CURB SERVICE Phone CLeveland 2502 IDA BAILEY ALLEN America’s foremost cooking authority. Former Director of National Radio-Home- Makers Club and cook- ing editor of “Good Housekeeping,” whose articles, radio talks and cook book have helped millions of women. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1934, * A1l MISS KEENE DIES; ATHEY FUNERAL SET |JOHN E. BOSWELL TEACHER 36 YEARS |services to Be Held Tomorrow tor| T() BE BURIED TODAY Former Railroad Man. Oldest Members of Local Painters’ Speclal Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., November 27.— Union Was Pioneer in Amuse- ment Field. Funeral Today for Music In- structor in Capital Public Schools. Funeral services are to be held to- morrow for Joseph Oscar Athey, 56, former employe of the Pennsyivania Railroad, who died at his home here after a stroke. He was a World War veteran, Surviving are his widow, formerly Miss Elizabeth Koontz, Luray, Va.; one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Neal, Baltimore; one brother, C. C. Athey, of ‘Winchester, and one sister, Mrs. R. R. Riser, Brunswick, Md. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Athey. C. C. WENRICH TO HEAD TWO MASONIC BODIES By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., November 27. —Charles C. Wenrich was named head of two Scottish Rite Masonic bodies in Alexandria, the Randolph Chapter, Knights Rose Croix, and the La Fayette Council, Knights Kadosh, at recent meetings. Other officers named by the Ran- | dolph Chapter were Harry F. Ken- | nedy, senior warden; J. C. Crump, junior warden; Harry H. Newton, John C. Cox. Leonard J. Miller, R. C. Leachman, Clyde C. Lamond and E. T. Stultz. The La Fayette Council also elected Harry F. Kennedy, first lieutenant commander; J. H. Kretchner, second lieutenant commander; John C. Cox, Harry H. Newton, J. Eustace Crux, R. C. Leachman, A. Slater Lamond, |E. T. Stultz, John S. Hale, W. N. Wenrich J. U. Kincheloe, Leonard J. Miller and Charles W. Davis. Wil-| liam Lewis Allen installed the new officers, Florence Robbins Keene, 60, a mu- sic teacher in the Washington schools for the past 36 years, died Sunday at Emergency Hospital. Miss Keene, who lived at 1301 Fif- teenth street, was a native of Wash- ington and a graduate of the Normal School here. She also received a de- gree from Dartmouth College. In September of 1898 she entered the school system and in 1905 was assigned to teach music in the Nor- mal School and in the grades of the regular school system. Later in 1912 she taught music in the high schools. Since April of 1915 Miss Keene has been connected with McKinley High School in the music department. Funeral services were to be held to- day at the 8. H. Hines funeral home. Interment will follow at Lanham, Md. Cdar Hil uybns most Beautiful’ (émetery ZURHORST. JR.. M. T. ZIRKLI We Charge You Only What You Can Afford In every mortuary service we have conducted for the past 77 years we have always placed dignity and personal service first. And yet our charges are LOW in comparison with the courteous treatment and qual- ity appointments employed. Ambulance, Aum Livery and hapel urhn FUNERAL DIRECTORS I 01 Clpl(ol Lincoln 3372 l John Ellsworth Boswell, 73, a native Washingtonian, who died Friday at his home at 218 Q street after & long illness, was to be buried this after- noon in Rock Creek Cemetery, after services at 2 pm. At an early age Mr. Boswell learned his trade s a painter when the first river amusement boat was launched in the Potomac, about 45 years ago. He was the oldest member of the local Paint- ers’ Union, No. AR N s s 1 years was a contract painter for the Norfolk-Washington Steamship Co. Among other things, he was the first to run a carrousel at any amuse- ment center when the old River View Park was first opened. At that time he was an escort of the daughter of Capt. E. 8. Randall, owner of the boat, during the grand march of the opening celebration and won the prize waltz of the evening. His wife, Mrs. Alberta Boswell, two daughters, Mrs. Estelle McMillen and John E. Boswell, jr., all of Washing- ton, survive him. SHOTS FATAL TO TWO SAN DIEGO, Calif., November 27 (#)—Two retired Army sergeants | died from ggunshot wounds in the | Army and Kavy ¥. M. C. A. yester- W. WARREN TALTAVULL day under circumstance: which police | sald Indicated accidental death fol- Funeral Home ‘m%fib{xcnmficgeé Philip Sutter, 57, 3619 14th St. N.W. and William P. Savage, 55, both of Corner Spring Road the 7th Field Artillery. Sutter had |a bullet wound in his forehead and Phones | COl- 0464 ADams 10341 | Savage was shot in the cheek. At ‘Suuer's feet lay a pistol. Police believe Sutter accidentally shot Savage and then, grief-stricken, turned the gun on himself. “THE NEW NUCOA IS JUST PERFECT FOR, EVERY COOKING “AND IT IS SIMPLY DELICIOUS ON BREAD— THE CHILDREN LOVE IT And it costs far less! ++ « this important new food discovery —a perfect table spread that com- bines pure whole milk and the finest American vegetable oils! BY IpA BaiLey ALLEN Y are women so enthusiastic about this amazing new NUCOA? Just let me tell you! First, because there is really nothing more de- licious as a table spread. Yet—it saves you’3t0 % over the one you are probably using. Second, because it is so marvelous for cooking, too—as a shortening, for pan frying, in sauces. You see, never before has any product so low in cost served this DOUBLE purpose. But the new NUCOA does it perfectly! 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Schafthausen (dsughter) express their 'sincere sppreciation and profound gratitude. ALYRED E. 1 gratefully ac. now) very many expressions of Sympathy and the beauriful Roral friv: utes op the occasion of the death of my dear father. ALFRED AYLOR. 1 Des my mariy riends o sccept this rec- fon of their kind courtesies which incere and heartfelt as individual letters could 3 HIS SON. r&w‘f«l& E’ TAYLOR. 1810 Bladensburg road n.e. WILKINSON, HARRY A. We wish to ex- Dress our sincere thanks to our friends and relatives for their sympathy. kind- ness and floral tributes in our sad be- reavement. MRS. EDNA WILKINSON AND !'AMLI:Y. words T WILLIAMS. MARY F. We wish to thank our many relatives, friends and nelgh- bors for their many kindnesses during the 1liny and the many comforting words of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes tendered at the death of our dear mother and mother-in-law, Mrs. MARY F. WILLIAMS. MAGGIE JORDAN. DAUGHTER: ARCHIE 'AND JOHN WILLIAMS, SONS. AND BTANLEY JORDON, SON-IN-LAW. * Beaths. ALLEN, HENRY. Departed this life No- vember 25, 1934, at Gallinger Hospi- tal, HENRY ALLEN. He leaves to mourn their loss a sister and &_host of other relatives and friends. Rem rested ‘at Moon's funeral Home. 1. st. n.w. Interment Walkerton, V uesday, November 27. BECKER, LEON WALTER. On Monday, November 26. 1934, at United States Naval — Hospital LEON WALTER BECKER. Lieutenant, U. 8. Navy, beloved husband ‘of Helen E. Becker. Body r ingsat the Tabler funeral home_ 4 9th' st n.w.. untll Wednesday. Novem- ber 8. when services will be held in the Chapel at Fort Myer. at 2 o'clock m., foliowed by interment in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.” Relatives and triends invited, o attend. . BERKELEY, WILLIAM E. eternal rest on Tuesd: 44, at K05 am. )4’ Oregon ave. n.w.. WILLIAM E. BERKELEY " the - devotéd ' husband of Amaza Berkeley, brother-in- 1 Eaward Jones. Rema resting ai the John T. chapel, 3rd and Eve sts, notice later . ELLEN. st nw i years beloved Charles T. Blkgs and er of drew Biggs, Charles T. Biggs and Ro Vernon. Funeral Friday Novempe: t 9 am. from St. Stephen’s Churc! 5th and Pa. ave. n.w wiil be sald for the repose of her Relatives and friends ey ment Holy Rood Cemete: BOLEN, EMMA N. On Monday, Nmer‘b!r 5. 19:34. ai the residence of her son, 4 South Spruce si.. Clare EMMA N. BOLEN (nee Schooley wife of the late Thomas M. Bo, is survived by two daughters Ball. Mrs. Charles JF._King. & sons, Wiliam R. and Delbert R. Funeral Wednesday. November pm. from Ives” chapel ivd Clarendon. Va. Interment F: Hill Cemetery. Oakton, Ve. Relatives Iriends invited. WIATLON Entered November at his residence 5w, On Tuesday. November sidence BIGGS the late m B! . John T. and Taylo: He also leaves to mourn hi grandchildre dren and other s resting at Friday. November i Metropolitan A M Lin BOXWELL, GERTRUDE November ce, 116 Sou reh. beloved wife of Marion H._Boxwell an mother of 1v Earle Boxwell. Re- a r Columbia Gardens Clarendon. Va. BRONSON. ELIZABETH M. 7. 1934, at her r West Trornapple’ st ELIZABETH 3 BRONSON wife ot James B Bron- | son. Funeral private. Suddenly. FOUND. BRACELET _Found in Barr Bidg SMALL DOG—On_ Wisconsin ave. day night _Call Emerson 0318 LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 am. day of issue. For the Sunday Star _up to 11 p.m. Saturday BILLFOLD. lost in or near C ‘n\lrrua) Finder please retu: office._Reward. BOND. Republic of Colombia; Vi New | Hampshire ave. and new P. O. Reward j Address Box 406-M. Star office | BULL PUP. brindle screw-tail. white chest name “Scrappy : little boy’s pei. Reward Return 717 10th st. n.w. Met. SSi6 2 DOG- lish_setter. brown a Vidinity Shigo Park Hills: wore c | chain.” Phone Shepherd 14 ENGLISH SETTER—Male | brown strased from Soldiers' November, ne hea s Travnor. Adams 9100 ENGLISH SETTER. black and white. hs old. very thin. Reward. Phone 0 Gall " Satur- ral High to school For the beautiful | | about | , Beatha. BROWN, CARRIE LYLE. Departed this life on_ Saturday, November 1934 at | 10:30 p.n.. CARRIE LYLE BROWN of 1901 15th-st. n.W.. Apt. 24, the devoted wife of Thomas H. Brown and lovxn: stepmother of SBamuel R. Brown also leaves a host of other relatives a o friends. Remains resting at 8. P. Mor- Tow' & Co's Tuneral parlors. 1444 4th st. n.w. " Funeral Wednesday. November 45 82 pm. from the above funeral s. Interment Lincoln Memorial Bemeters, Hev, W. 1. Thomas omciatin CALVERT, FRANCES A. On Sunday. No- vember’ 25 1634, at Emergency Hos- pital. PRANCES A. CALVERT. in the Rtk year of her age. the widow of the i late George Henry Calvert. formerly of Riverdale, Md. =~ Funeral from _the chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons. 1750 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. on ‘Wednesday. November 2K, at Requiem mass at, 8t Matthew's CRiholic Church. Rhode Tsland and Conn. aves.begin: ning at 10 am. Interment at ) Olivet” Cemetery. COOK, BEATRICE. Sunday. November B brief “iilness, BEATRICE COOK leaves to mourn their loss a devoted father John' Cook. two_ sisters. Bertie Robinson and Florence Cook e uncle and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st s.w. Notice of funeral later. COX, CATHERINE A. On Monday. No- vember 26, 1034, CATHERINE A. COX. Funeral ~ from ihe residence ~of her | nephew. Jeremiah J. Connor. 46 M st. n.w.. on Wednesday. November at £30 am Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church at 9 oclock. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DAILEY, T. EDMUND. On Monday, No- vember 26, 1934, at his residence 3426 16th st. n'w.. T. EDMUND DAILEY. be- Carroll - Datlev. ve address on 2 pm. Pu- Please omit flo Congressional Ceme- Wednesday. November 28, at neral service private. ers. Interment tery. FLEISHELL, EDWARD A. On Sunday. No- vember 25. 1934, at his residence East Capifol st.. EDWARD A.. beloved husband of Frances Fleishell and father of Rev. Remigius F. Fl M s J. Burke, m * Dahl ' and Fletsnell, | Puneral from the sbove res dence on Wednesday, November :: Holy Comforter ss will be of- friends liver Cem- | Md. and Norfolk. | please copy.) EDWARD A. cil. No. fi, National U Society. aznounces the de EDWARD A. FLEISHELL FLEISHELL, EDWARD Con John. 15 EDWARD A’ FLEISHELL Members are | ted 1o a at Bis late residence. apitol st Tues )34, 8 p.m ' By the d JOHN F. CONNER llRl“,ll‘llAW (-L()th C. | Va. baper | FLEISHEL) 4cKinley Coun- | on Asturance | of Member on of no- rg Rusband Funeral On_ Tues- “Frank Flem: Notice of funeral la GOULD, MARY ALICE Harvard st nw am C. Gould and m # rank A I Mr husband of s late on | at D.m to attend Cemetery, Bal- WALTER H. A special communi- on of East Gate Lodge, Ne. F. ed for Wednesday. N 4. at 1 p.m.. for the pu dicting the funersl ‘of our of WALTER H_ HORN. EDWARD H. ALSOP. Master. JOHNSON. MATTIE E Butler and (m-“d= nes & Matthews' ¢ ed wife of of Lena sister of of Maggle Carmel ¢ gan officiat- EYEGLASSES _7th and B _sts. sw. No- vember 26 Reward. STBist: yiw. o = EYEGLASSES—Silver rims. in black case on Ordway st., November 26. Phone Cleve- Timmed, lost No- vember n of city. Reward Phone Cleve . Mr. Proctor. GLASSES. in _case. Sunday afternoon K. P. & P. Railway coach. Reward. Earl Stimson. B. & D. R. R. Co.. Baltimore. Md. EYEGLASS] NAVY YARD CAR PASH registration card. in_celluloid container N Parkwood pl Phone_Columbia 4153. Reward PACKAGE containing cocktail shaki in taxicab Saturday night_6:312 Conn. Phone_Wisconsin Reward PEARL BAG. cont: 1d compac with fraternity crest: at Cotton Ciub Sat- urday night. Both valued as gifts. Please call National %070, Apt. 206. Reward. * POCKETBOOK—Lady's. dark brown suede: containing _money. monogramed W watch, Kevs, etc. Reward. Phone Met. ¢ “left ave. "CH TERRIER—Black. brindle. license | “Sandy” on harne: nw. Please TC! on back. and black enamel in front of Tracy place: ALISE. brown leather, containing wear- ing_apparel. left in taxicab early Monday morning at 14th and Allison sts. n.w. Wil driver bring to or notify A, S Johnstone. Apt. 34, 4425 14th st. n DI tan WEEK END CASE- flSmnu con- teining books and papers: lost morning of November i Reward for_return to Grace _Abbott, Children's Bureau, or Allies” Inn. wms'r WATCH—Lady’s, Benrus; initials B.: with guard. Reward. Phone Rorth Shas’ Perry&ilalsh xS %‘omple!e Funerals 125-165-195-265 / For a Regular $500 Funeral Such an offer is only " made possible Sechuse of 25 years experience. It takes time and e steadily increasing volume of business _to permit the establishing of & price that is extraor- dm-n Deal u"lu bricel WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES 875 to 5200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LL 8200-8201 ndav. November (nee Niland) to’ Holy Comfo; 1 mas 3 at & o'clock for | the repose of her soul Interment Mou: Olivet Cemeters. Relatives and {i invited | LEE. MARY ELIZABETH November 24 1033 MARY ELIZABETH LEE beloved grahdaaughter of Mrs Eiiza Jackson. She also leaves to mourr their loss two uncles. one great- and other relatives and friends mains resting at Stewart s funeral home 30 H st. ne. Notice ol fu LEWIS. JOSEPH. Departed day. November 25. 1934, after a short ill JOSEPH "LEWIS. He I their loss a lovir a_father. three brof Funeral Wednesday !S. at 9 am. from Barnes Tuneral Nome. 613 4thot M Olivet Cemetersy. H. Departed this life su on Saturday. November 4. 1¢ Hospital. — ROSA the late Cornelius | Pearl, Thomas and Frdinang. Brosks, william. ang. Hayes Jones. Funeral Wednesday. November 28, at 2 o'clock. from Winslow's chapel, 12th and R sts. n.w. Her busy hands are folded. Her work on earth is dong Her trials are all ended. Her heavenly crown is_won. HER NIECE AND NEPHEWS. ¢ LEWIS, WILLIAM H. Columbia Lodge, No. #5. 1. B. P. O. E. of W.. is hereby noti- fled of the funeral of Brother WILLIAM H LEWIS. from his late residence. 605 Que st. n.w.. Thursday, November 1934, at 1 p.m. Se Elks' Home. 301 R. 1. e. n.w., day. November 28, at 8 p.m. All Elks are ‘invited. ALLAN A_C. GRIFFITH. Exalted Ruler. LEE CAMPBELL. Secretary’ MITCHELL, ADDIE J. Departed this life Sunday 'November 25. 1934, afier 8 long iliness. at her residence. 28 G st sw. ADDIE J. MITCHELL, loving daughter of Isom and Massie Mitchell, sister of Antonette Mitchell, niece of Annie Matthews and Rebecca Chapman. She also leaves six brothers and Ters Gna 'a"Tost of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 61% 4th st sw. Notice of funeral later. MULLIK] MARTHA AMELIA. On Tues- Gay. November n7. 194, st her resi- dence. Clinton. Md.. MARTHA AMELIA MULLIKIN. beloved wife of the late Wilism B Mullikin, Funeral {rom ber te residence on Wednesday. November , at 1:45 p.m. Services at Christ iscopal Ghurch, Clinton, Md., at'2130 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. "In- terment church cemetery. OLIVER, TAYLOR. On Monday, Novem- ber_ %6, 1934, “at Gallinger Hospital, TAYLOR OLIVER. husband of Dolly Ann Oliver, father of Minus, Taylor, jr.: Elinofse and Christina Oliver. Surviv- ing him also are two brothers, one sister_and other relatives and friends, Funeral Friday. November 30 pm. from Frazier's funeral home. ¢ Rhode Island ave. D.w lmermzm A lington National Cemetery. On_Saturday. denly. at__Freedmen's LEWIS, wife ~of s and aunt of vember pital. of Rachel A. and late Thomas Owens; brother of Mrs, Mary E. Beason and Marshall Owens. Puneral Thurs- day. November 29 at 2:3 Frazier's funeral home. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. terment Lincoln Memorial cm""z'fi POWELL, WILLIAM. On Tuesday. No- vember 27, 1934. WILLIAM POWELL. husband of Ada Gill Powell. brother of Herbert Powell. He also ieaves other relatives snd friends. Remains restin; at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churcl 3 st. n.w. Notice of funeral 4 VOORHEES, | "N Deaths. RICHARDSON, WILLIAM H. On Tu 5 N 1634_at his residen Seaton pince n.w . WILLIAM H - beloved husband of Laura V. Richardson. Pu- neral from the Northminster Presby- terian Church. 11th st_and R. I ave. D.w. on Wednesday. November ¥ af 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. SAAR. GEORGE W. On Monday. Novem- ber' 26, 1634. at 0:50 pm.. &t George- town University Hospital. GEORGE W. SAAR. husband of Clara D. Saar. Fu neral Wednesday, November 2K, at p.m.. from Hysong's funeral home. terment Port Madison. Iowa SHERFY. JOHN L. On Monday. Novem- ber 26. 1934, at his residence. 1701 Park road n.w.. JOHN L. beloved husband of Nettie B. ‘Sherfy. ~Services at the 5. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w. on Wednesday, November 28, &t 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMITH. JULIA CLAYTON. On_ Sunday. DONTPSIL G LA StoRer ZEAgeeh TS 5, 153 SMITH. beloved mothe: of Helen 8mith. Bhe leaves to mourn their loss & de- voted " daughter and w host of other relatives and {riends. | Remains Frazier's funeral home, R Fiesany 6 pm.; th rPalur at dence. Pu al vember 20, In- her services Thursday, No- at 2 pm. at the above residence ' Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 25 STEWART. SAMUEL. Departed this life suddenly at his residence. 1316 U nw_ SAMUEL. beloved husband of Effie P. Stewart and loving father of Ru- fl(’llnh Stewart Rtmnmo resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chure 1442 Vember 38" a¢ T :1.,.“‘;““"‘")1" N 12th and 13th sts, n L Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. e STL“AHT HA\".EL D. Columbia Lodze. STEWART 1 Baptist Church, R st e 13th sts. n.w. on Wednesday. November l'\.\ rl;"ll at’1:30 pm. All Elks are ALLAN A C. GRIFFITH LEE CAMPBELL. Secret. e Bl STEWART. SAMUEL. lief Associatio; M between 12th and v 40 pm 1 7opols tan Bapiust Church COLE. President. LUCIAN 1" THOMPSON. Rec. Sec " STEWART. SAMUEL. The John Mn H Assciation announ-cs i etropol; !OR{;E W. COLE. L B. CURTIS. Rec. Sec SULLIVAN, Joserm D moer JOSEPH D be! o\rd and_ Catheri, ary E. and trom residence. HENRY SAMUEL November KATH[KI E. On Tuesday Tnomas of As A ey ' Ho- JFREDERICK. _ on_Mo i. FREDERICK | thel Cemetery. WARING. SAMUEL H. Depa, Sunda vembe: “years ago HIS LOVING BUTLER, JOHN L. Sacred to the mem- of my beloved hushan HIS' DAUGHTER. BEATRICE BUTLER RICHARDSON. DAVIS. HOWARD MILTON of my husband ar MILTON DAVIS. ui'(\ (‘PD.. one vear ago today Novembe WIFE. MADELINE DAVIS. Al DREN | HILL. AMANDA E. 1n sad but loving membrance of our de. E. HILL p ago today. Oh. dea AND DAUGH- TER._WILLIE. WAVERLY. HARRY, ARTIE AND ORLANDO HILL : HILL, AMANDA. In sad but loving devoted mother. AM. this life o a0 today, 1933, mother. you are not forgotten. here on earth you are no more. No_one knows how I miss you. No ore knows the bitter pal I have suffered since I lost yo Life has never been the sam DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ARTIE W. HALL. . THOMAS B. sad b dear _husb. father, THOMAS B. JONES_ who into,rest three years ago, Nov 18; LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * OETZEL, ETTA LUSBY. In sad but_lov- ing_memory of my dear daughter. ETTA LUSBY OETZEL. who left me seventzen years exo today. Novembe > My eves I lift above the lowly sod And see my loved one, now ai_home with God, MOTHER. * OETZEL. ETTA LUSBY. A sacred tribute of love to the memory of our daughter and sister, ETTA LUSBY OETZEL. who departed life_seventeen vears ago, November 27. 1917. THE FAMILY. Her memory will never grow old SISTER VIOLA. * MARGUERITE ALCIA AND E. In loving mem! o e parted” loved" nem MARGU- RIETE ALICIA RAMSEY. Novemb 1906, and CARRIE E.' RAMS] vears ago today. November elations xxi4: “And God wipe away all tears from their and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow. nor crying. Neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away THE FAMILY. * SPEAKE. SALUDA A. In loving memory of our devoted mother. SALUDA A. SPEAKE. who passed away thirty-one years ago today, November 27. 190 Our eyes we lift above the lowly sod. And see our beloved mother. now at home with _God. HER LOVING DAUGHTER. * 104 shall eyes: FUNERAL nmzqo_ns. s Frank Geier’s Sons Co, 1233 SEVENTR ST MW NAtional 2473 Joseph F. Birch's Sons L._HAYCOCK. é’:;‘:‘sn,‘;i}“‘ S0 3034 Mt NW. ALMUS R. SPEARE Suct!ed!né the original Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. Decatur 6242 1623 Conn. Ave. JOHN R_WRIGHT CO. V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the Suscessor to nor connected with the ori nlnll W. R._Speare establishment Navonal 3bpz 1009 H St. N.W. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS CO FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. "GEO. C. 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