Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1935, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO DR W.F.PHILLIPS D. C, FEBRUARY 17, 1935—PART ONE. @urds of Thanks. BLAINE LEATHA. The family of LEATHA | ADAMS. MILDRED M. On Friday Peb-:PHILLIPS, WILLIAM FOW BLAINE wishes to ex its thanks 15 Jeas ey Hogpit Saturday. Fepraney o i and appreciation to their many frien MILDRED DAMS of 1704 M 2t Paedn orir Ay Seoruary 19, 2ha rOatives ToF thelr Fing enercvsions | Die- beloved wife of James C. Adams. WILLIAM POWKE RAVENEL LIPS Puneral services at the 8. H. Hines Co 9 18th gt. n.w. Body rest- 2001 mn st. n.w., on lnl ll Jol?nh Gawler's Bons’ 7. at 4 pm. Inter- 756 Pa. ave. n.w. 17 hine February 1%’ ville. Va.. 2 pm roads, will be held at his residence, Pembroke Park, 3525 Van Ness street, this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Ze Barney T. Phillips, chaplain of the Senate and rector of the Church of the Epiphany, will officiate. - The body will be taken Iate Britten, George W. Beag, E. G. Buck- land, Dr. C. S. Duncan, Gen. Charles B. Drake, R. V. Fletcher, J. Carter Fort, “Robert V. Fleming, Edward E. Gann, M. J. Gorruley, F. W. Gwath- mey, Harry B. Hawes, George E. Bratha. Deaths. Professor Dies ALFREDP. THOM FUNERALTODAY chapel, until Monday t\ - Bervices at Va.. on Tuesday. February m u T g 1T Hamilton, sr.; On Saturday, Pebru- Services to Be Held at Resi- dence With Burial Tomor- row at Norfolk. Frederick Funeral services for Alfred Pem- | broke Thom. assoclate general counsel | A;z)/ Famz/)/ Can = Afford Ryan Funeral Service R This is not in all walks of life. 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lawren: just a mere statement, AN ACTUAL FACT that has been proved time and again. That is why Ryan Service is constantly being recommended by families Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, $4 J James T. Ryan Funeral Director ATlantic 1700-1701 today to, Norfolk, where buried will take place tomorrow at Elmwood Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers for the services here today include Justice James C. McReynclds. Attorney General Homer S. 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A native of Bedford County, Pa. | where he was born on July 13, 1863, | he received his medical degree in 1890 | from Columbian College, now George | Washington University. Soon after he was appointed climatologist of the Weather Bureau from 1895 to 1904 and was also in charge of the library. Made Medical Dean. A vear after his graduation Dr. Phillips was named on the Columbian medical faculty and later was made dean of the department of medicine, serving in that capacity from 1904 to 1908. He also served as professor of ; anatomy. In later years he served on the faculties of University of Alabama and the Medical College of South| Carolina, at Charleston. He was a member of the Philosoph- ical Society of Washington, the Washington Medical Society, the Medical Soclety of South Carolina and the South Carolina Medical As-| sociation and was an associate member of the Association of American Medi- cal Colleges and a fellow of the Fed- eration of State Medical Boards of the United States. He also belonged to | the Cosmos Club. = Was Widely Recognized, Dr. Phillips had written many| articles on medical subjects and was idely recognized as an authority in the field of anatomy. | He was active also in Masonic | circles, being past master of Hiram | Lodge and was a member also of the | Chapter and Council of the anhvv Templar. He likewise was active in the Knights of Pythias. Dr. Phillip resided at 3169 Eight- eenth street. He had no near rela- tive: W. WARREN TALTAVULL uneral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COLl. 0464 ADams 10341 = Phones } MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 0OI8 | 'MONUMENTS @ongresstonal O))as[u‘nglon’s ggslon't emelery | daughters, | by Single Sites—Family Plots Office 1801 E St. S.E. | U. S. Show that Chambers h in the United States. 6 Chapels 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances 25 Assistants the DEAL Price’ For a $150 Funeral COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM §$75 to $500 AND UP Sponsors of “Spires of Melodies” WMAL— Every Sunday at 1:15 P. M. __DR. WM. F. R. PHILLIPS, MRS. CAROLINE SANGER DIES OF FALL INJURIES | Native of Germany Had Lived in ‘Washington for 75 Years. Funeral Tomorrow. Mrs. Caroline Sanger, widow of Raphael Sanger, died Friday at Emer- gency Hospital from injuries received in a fall at her home, 2714 Ontario road. She was 88 years old. Mrs. Sanger, a native of Germany, had lived in Washington 75 years. She was a member of Deborah Lodge and Sisterhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. She is survived by three sons, Moses, David and Harry Sanger, and three Sophia, Essie and Rena Sanger, all residing here; three grand- children, Mrs. Paul Broida of Park- ersburg, W. Va, and Marian and Robert Sanger of New York, and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Burial will be in the Washington Hebrew Cemetery. BENJAMIN B. MITCHELL, VIRGINIA TEACHER, DIES Funeral Services for Former School Principal Will Be Held Today. Special Dispatch to The Star. CULPEPER, Va, February 16— Prof. Benjamin B. Mitchell, for many years principle of the Brandy High School, dled at his home here yes- terday following a heart attack. He was a native of Page County, but well known throughout this sec- tion as an educator. He is survived his widow and four sons and daughters: Prof. B. B. Mitchell, jr., Asheville, N. C.: Mrs. Anne Mitchell Margogni, Washington, D. C.; Miss Eula Mitchell, Brandy Station, and G. William Mitchell, treasurer of Cul- peper County. Funeral services will be held at the residence at Brandy Station tomorrow and the body will be taken to the former home of the family in the valley for burial. BROKEN NECK FATAL Mary V. O'Leary, 60, Vic- tim of Fall Down Steps. Mrs. Mary V. O'Leary. 60, died Thursday in Georgetown Hospital of a broken neck received Tuesday night when she fell down a flight of steps in her home at 3423 Q street. Mrs. O'Leary remained at home some time after the being removed to the hcspital until Mrs. | the next day. Dau_ghter Helps Clown. For the first time in the history of | England a father and daughter are appearing together as clowns in & circus. HEALTH RECORDS a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any undertaker 12 Parlors We are one of the Largest Undertakers in the World and we will furnish the finest service A Complete Funeral as Low In Case of Death, Call as 875 517 11th SE. Linc. 4477 el One of the Largest Undertakers in the World “Insurance Money” Was Never Earned to Be Wasted Let DEAL Help You to Save One-Half! A very neat crepe-covered casket, engraved nameplate, fine outside case, six han- dles, lined with good qual- ity lining. Embalming by competent men, 'uhlna dressing and shaving necessary; -advertising the death notice, hearse and two Cadillac limousines, rugs, chairs, scarf for the door candles, candelabra, removing from any city hos- pital or home. NO EXTRAS. COMPLETE $75. FUNERAL HOME Phone Lincoln 8200 accident, not < Y. JAMES, JULIA M. Sincerest thanks s Dbreciation to. the "many. {riends Whe were so kind and thoughtrul In our Tes cent bereavement. THE FAMILY. NEWMAN, OI.IVI. ‘We wish to thank our n atl ln Irlela for the “{hn%‘ fl- words of sympathy during i} ‘and R MAMIE JAMES, * SCOTT. MARY P. We 'llh to express our thanks to our many friends al neighbors of Heckman ll !er their kind= D, and sympathy and besutiful foral utes at the death of our dear mother. Y P HER DAUGHT!R. MRS. M. E. DYBON, ‘w.\nns. msm CoLE wish tXiena’ our® sincere Eratiiude " and apo preciation to the church S8unday school. Elks of Bouthern M. D., S many friends apd relatives for xpressions of symp: d bea: umul onl tributes Secelved during short il gesth of oup b ‘eleud wite ‘and mother, ATERS. ‘HOSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. * WILLIAMS, EDITH DE VAUL, The family ef ‘the late MRS. 'L WIL- LIAMS wishes to l“lell tl lhll time their sincere ?D lation for the maj kindnesses an; -~ neighl and frl!ndtlh:iolhhfl;ll" s * bereavement. 'AUL AND FAMILY, bor: Dineas and "durin MRS_ ANNIE MIKE JOHNSON. THE WEATHER ' District of Columbia—Cloudy and colder today; tomorrow fair; moderate north and northwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy and colder in central and east portions; tomorrow fair. Virginia—Cloudy and colder today; tomorrow fair. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, slight- ly colder today; tomorrow fair. 12 noon 2 pm. . 4 pm. 6 pm. 8 pm. . 50 10 pm. Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 56, at 3 p.m. yesterday. Year ago, 40. Lowest, 36, at 3 a.m. yesterday. Year ago, 20. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 62, on February 15. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. 8:08am. 2:36a.m. 8:23pm. 2:54pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. Sun, today... £:58 5:47 Sun, tomorrow 6:57 5:48 | Moon. today.. 5:16 pm 6:25am. | Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1935 Average. Record. January.. 3.55 7.09 '82 February 327 6.84 PRI 375 8.84 . 327 9.13 . 370 1069 . 413 1094 . 471 1063 095 401 1441 1745 857 3.24 284 November.. 2 37 8.69 December. 3.32 7.56 Wuthzr 'in Various Citles. ~Temperature.~ Precipi- Min. _ tation,8 Pri B.m. Aheville N. C. | Atiante Sy N | Baltimore. Md. Birmineham. Ala Bismarck, N. Dak Mo. k. Ark. 44 Los Angeles, Calif. 7 Louisville, Ry. ... Marauette, Mich.' . emphis. Tenn. 44 fami. Fla. Minneapolis. Mobile. Ala New Orleans New York N. North Platte. Omaha _Nebr. Ehiladelphia Phoenix. Ari s Pittsburgh Pa. ... Portland. 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Reward. Polomlc EYBGLASSES—In Dr sflvtr case; Arcade gllevs. Eriday night. Reward. H. 8. Har- GLABB!S—TbHuI!e shell, probably a?o llllnoh ave. = R ICE CREAM : ronxs fi Paifex. 4o oF A 1ront of 3100 Conn, rsday Fulkerson case: Please call Afaress Box 208-0. PIN_Diamond, crescent nkk m l 18 li!h l! | POOKETBOOK—BIAck patent Jeathe d & Lothrop. B. 0. counter; wiih %fi?gfi" Reward. " Phione West 002 33, on Wednesday RING. V. P 'L Class 43, on Wed MR- Reward for return. politan_7! nm~muk a5d white; Teft in, m !nx eline HlL FAMILY JEWELRY. n Nl. On Saturday afternoon. white liner B0 Beevenat IOy 3 IS, at Providence Hospital, ,TMANN. beloved hulbln of nn. Pun M late residence. 3 ‘l Febr: thence to the Church f fhe Holy Com- forter, 14th and East Capitol sts.. where requiem mass will be offered at 9 am. Relatives and friends 1nv|ud Inlermfl’fl. lenwood Cemetery. we el ukee, Wisc.. Dapers please copy. 18 Aanlloh. ltl.Anl JSOWARD, on Fri day, February 1. 5. at Sibley Hos pital. CLARK EDWARD. - ANDERBON. son of Orval L. _and Mayse] Dye Ander- s0n. Services at the 8. H. Hines Ce funeral home. 2901 14th st Monday. February 18. at 2 p.m. ment Fort Lincoin Cemetery, BACHE. CLARA A. On Priday, Pebruary 1. 1945, at her residence. h st. CLARA_A. BACHE, vldow o( Ar- thur James Bache and beloved molher of Arthur M. Bache. Mrs. Frank Warren and Mrs, es Lamborne. ~FPuneral services (strictly private) at the above residence Monday, February 18. at X Interment Prospect Hill Ceme- ery. 17 BARTON, GLADYS BEATRICE = on Fri- dsy. Rhml_ly 1935, ¥S BEA- (O BARTON. nnuzmu né Odfl} and IM!HIAI. Jl"ll IOSI on !-lnrdly bas. 8t Monuog&y of w-rmr E. Pumphre: on ‘\ionflm = ]nlumvm Mount Olivet al 1128 Park road nw MAEIA ANN BROWN inee Was the devoted wife of George W mother of Jennie Robinson LOTTIE on ten’ grandchildren and r friends. Funeral Sunday 7. at 1:30 pm. from First Churth, ‘Gherman “ave. and Lamo n.w.Remains resting at the W Jarvis tuneral church, 143 until 4 thereafter terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. DAVIS. EDWARD F. On Priday. Pebruary 15. 1935, at bis residence, 170 Taylor nw ARD F. DAVIS. beloved faiher ot Mra. Bespe E_Henderson: M1 Edna Allison. Mrs. Dorothy Martyny Ruth E. Davis E Frank Davis. Jr Services at the 8 2001 14th’ st Fobiary 1xat N1 Glenwood Cemetery. | KATHERINE, On Pridsy. Feb- t Emergency Hotpital KATHERINE “DRYD Aline Ml DRYDE! Tua i mother of Mr Tnterment at- Focomoke Gty day. February 1% at 1 pm berta Dunn and Ernest Dunn B o ra el Joss other Felatives and friends. ~Remains resting at John T Rhines’ funeral chapel. ird and Eve sts s.w. Notice of funeral later ETTE D. On Priday. February B o5 LOULS D beloved husband.of Liian G, Btter of 307 1 from the Wm.'H peral chapel. 412 H st February 1%, at friends invited. Cemetery. FAWCETT, EDWARD STABLER. On Sat- urday, February 16, at his res 7_Prince st B! F. Re! Interment. Cedar Hill Funeral Conn. on Saturday m: i LOUIS C_ FRAN! of the late Marie Pranke lnd father of Louis. Herman and Joseph Pranke and brother of John nke and I Kirchgessner. Punerai serv. 10 S5 N Chumbers So. Southen s Co fneral bome. 813 11th 8. s.e. Notice of time later. On Thursday, Pebruary 14, 1935, at 7: ? her daachter. ” adrs. Morse st n.e G At above address Glen Rock. Pa On_Saturday, bley Hospital, ved hus- ‘nee De | v (nee | HADAWAY. nAlul:\ K. 3, 1945, a 5 H w .rmmn Hanlon's ne Tuesday. Re: % mass at St. Aloysius Ch ves and {riends d of Bessie Hi of Rensietia Harves and the iate LeRos | Harvey. brother of Marrietta Alexar and Rocing Tucke fter at his L& Puneral Monday. Pebruary 1R. at from Second Baptist Churc rd st betyeen H and Eve Thterment A¥inkton National Ce DAY, On Ssturday, Pebruary ho AISY, beloved wife of Frank from_the residence of Frances Brazinsk: n.w,. Tuesday. Februsry Requie; Chinfen "or” thev at 9:30 am. Relatives vited. Interment Mount Olivet tery. HOWARD. MRS LUCY Los Angeles. c-m ARD of HOLT. F. On Janu “Nrs rer st. n.w., W 30! ALL Februar pital. of Mary Jones. beloved brother of Frazier's funeral Anna’ Jones her of Nouce of funeral here- iate residen at 10330 am. Interment Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. omit flowers ING. ANNIE 3. Departed this li on Saturdas. February 1t 1 Pmiu ) N She “teaves 16 their loss a_devoted husband. Joseph Manning. and many other rel tives and friends. Remains at bell's funeral nome. t Notice of funeral later at_ Motnt Alio: LLIAM HARRISON. beloved husband of Catherine V. Moore {pee Muray) and'scn of Mr. and Mrs ge W. Moore. He is also survived hy Tour chilaren. Remains resting at his father's residence. Temple Hill neral _se 1l be mm|n sz on Rela ond Hlends thvited. Tnter: ent Ariington National Cemetery. with full military honors. MURPHY, JOSEPH F. On Fridsy. Feb. ruary 15. ¢ Walter Reed General Howpital JOSEPH P, MURPHY. beloved Johanna ~Murphy (nee schnexdm and father of Julia U, Mur- hy of 124G Florida ave. ne Euneral S0l be held from the above residdnce on Welinesdas, February” 20. at A0 a.m Requiem mass et Holy Name Church Interment Mount . Oliver Cem ety Relatives and friends invited. 19 ODEN, BEVERLY SKINNER. On Frida: February 15, 19 at_the Josephine Hunt Nursing Home 1604 Park rd. VERLY SKINNER ODEN. be- | Tovea son -of the late James Skinner | Oden of Aldie, Loudoun County. Va. Services at the chapel of Frank Geier's | Sons' Co.. 1113 7th st. nw, Sunda Februar 3 pm. interment. ater Mandas. Februaty 15 O'LEARY. MARY V. On Thursday. Febru- a5y 14" 1035, at n Unjversity Hospital 'MARY " V. OLEARY (nee Flynn) belwed Wit 5F Jeremiats O'Keney of 3 Funeral will be held trom of her daughter. Mrs. © 017 Upshur ne. e nmy 18, at & Holy Frinity Church % Sterment. Mount Olivet cemnen nel-nvu and mend: m- PA’ vn BESSIE. Departed this llh on lurdr bruary 1935_ after a e faiss, BESSTE BAYNE Sne jenves to mourn their loss & loving sister. Lulu o nt. ' Josephine Shanklin: three ‘cousins and other relatives and Remains resting at Barnes & | funeral home. 614 4th st. Notice of funeral later PHILLIPS. LAWRENCE D. On Friday February 15. at the residence of his grandson. Marshall Hurley. Balne after o prolonged liness, LAW: He is survived of grandéntidren and other mmvu and ‘Triends. Remains re uire funeral hom onday. Febr: N Pebriry 1. rom the Nineteenth Street Eap- Ei Chdron, "'Pricnde. and reltives e Vilod. !nurmenl from Ebenezer Baptist .3 . Sulpeper County. Vi PUMPHREY, H. CL Februaty 14 P t Sre on -rhunan 1945, at Emergency H ok rilemat 5 o Eva Houck Pumphrey. Punersi seryicos at the home of his mother. Mrs. Mary B Fumphtey Germantown. Ma. 'on day. Pebruary 17, & - ment Goshen. Ma, |+ o0 ¢ P Inter owri. GEORGIE vednes- ebruary "1 - 0t OPrecdaiers i GEORGIE = PENN REEVES, heloved daughter of the late Mrs. Mar- are' Penn. dev ves 0 mourn . Lucy Robinson, Mrs Juvnhml Del. Fu from her late mn- Va. 17 and a lovin Stewart of Wilmington Sunday at 1 p.m, dence. Manassas. On, Friday. Pebru LIN her AAth i’nr widow of Raphael Sarpr and be- ved mother of Moses R.. David. Harry phie Essle and Rena Sanger, X\ Berar Trom Bex et residence, 2714 . on_Bunday. Febi 30 p.m. Interment wumnmn Hebrew Cemetery. INS. MARY E . February 15, Hospital R! ew Remains resting at the W. W Siambers Cor Tanerar homer 1400 Chac pin st. n.w. Interment February 17, 4a Brewster. N. Y SIBLEY, FLORA ELIZABETH. on Batur- 5. at Montgomery iy G pital. FLORA ELIZ ABETH SIBLEY, beloved wife of James Russell Sibiey. Cedar Grove. Md. Re- g at Intermen esation C (1 Rhode Island OMAS. widow Rema Departed this life Th 2 terment in Lincoln Memorial Lemucr!. THOM. ALFRED rnmnm(:h ©n Priday, residence. Van Ness 8. nw.. AL} E5° PEMBROKE THOM. . Sériices Sunday. Feb- p m Interment Norfolk, Va.. _on On Thursday. ATHERINE D.. be- vid A Wetzel WOODWARD, FLORENCI on Friday jood Cemete in Memoriam. . GEORGE G. A tribute nemory ea: one. G ne years ago of love EORGE remembered. THE FAMILY. * of love and my_grana- N. who died ¥ 13, 1930. KATIE WALKER. In sad but loving my dear mother, AN: wno departed this February But cou GRANDDAUGHTER. COLBERT. ANNIE, M. NIE” \1 COLBERT life egni sears aso today. made a wonderful mother. A mother who Never grew old: He made he sunshine. He mou of pure gold. made her as nearly an angel S any one ever could G l my wi nd I ely for me. HER HIER. MRS. BERNARD. 17. 8 am n memory ce'umgc this GEORGE GIL- gel faces smile since and lost while THER" CHILDREN. SISTERS AND SEPH. FLORINE. MA- MIE. JULIA'AND GEORGE. LAUGHLIN. JAMES MAURICE. A tribute e FAMILY. * LYDDANE. CHARLES THOM In low rememb: ance of our dr.r husbans CHARLES THOM, his A iite linked As we waik t WIFE AND CHILDREN. * MINOR. HARRIET A. A tribute of lo\t to the memory of HARRIET A. MINOR, #ho ied one year ako today, February HER_ SON. JOHN P. MINOR, AN ‘GRANDDAUGHTER, M. P. .Fb. In loving mem- nd mother. JO- . who entered the haven of rest one year ago today, Feb- ruary 17. 193 Beloved n life. remembered in death. OTED HUSBAND AND DAUGH- NORMAN. JOSEPHINE V. PETERSON, MAGGIE R. m?mbrnncr of our btlu GIE R. years IKV F?m’\.fi PETER! SN, BRAXTON “& HUNNI- In loving re- REISER. MARGARET. In loving remem= brance of our dear mother MARGARET RE ®ho passed away (wenty-four 7. 1511 BAUGHTERS | CATHERINE P, SCOTT. FREDERICK E THOMA. * WEGE. KATE J. In loving memory of our EGE. dear wile atd mother. KATE J Who departed This life fourteen years ago today. February 13162 THE PAMILY. FU! VERI\L DlRECTORS Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t. N.W. NAIIOHB.I 2473 Modern Chapel. _Tel. Joseph F. 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