Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1935, Page 9

o DR. MARIE LUCAS ~ (emeteryy | DIESATHERHOME rour Graduate of Howard U. Was Examiner for Teacher Group. Dr. Marie B, Lucas, examining phy- sician of the Teachers’ Benefit and Anruity Association, died list night at her home, 1738 Fifteenth street. She had been ill since October. Dr. Lucas, a graduate of Howard University Medical School, had been $128-168. U] FWENTY.FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE A DEAL Funeral Makes “Insurance Money” Do Double- Duty..Saves Half! m-'lmn‘. Inbmnr by men, the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral i ng death notice, hearse u:d two Cadillac limousines, rugs, chairs. scarf for the door, candles, candelabra, removing from sny city hos- nlul or honu \o EXTRAS. OMPLETE §' sswes s TUNERAL HOME “Spires of Melodies” WMAL~— . B o day et 115 . . Phone Lincoln 8200 810-818 7th St. N.W. Another Purchase! “Rubbertex,” Sloane’s, Congoleum-made Floor Covering Reg. 49c¢ to 59¢ An outstanding assortment of carpet and tile patterns cut from full rolls and half rolls, and all two yards wide. Third Floor—King's Palace patterns on light and dark Flat Crepe 2,500 Yds. All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe grounds, with plenty of navy, brown, powder blue Regularly 69¢ Yard! You'll surely find the 4 9 c for in this fine group. Street Floor—King’s Palace Regularly $1.00 Yd.! A complete selection of 6 9 c and greens. 39In. All-Silk Washable street, evening or pastel shade that you are looking Sewing Center closes Thursday night. Don’t miss the $1.00 Cutting and Fitting Service. Third Floor—King's Palace. Save on Domestics! Quality Bed Sheets 2“' sl 81x90 and 81x99 double bed sizes in « 15¢ these unbleached, unhemmed sheets. 69: 42x36 Pillowcases Perfect quality bleached cases that will stand many launderings without showing wear. $1.00 Bleached Bed Sheets Perfect % uality, extra heavy sheets in two sizes; 81x90 and 81x99. A real value! 27-In. Outing Flannel Very fine quality, heavily fleeced, white oufing annel that is real value at this price! 27-In. Lengcloth A fine velvet finish makes this fabric ideal for slips and under- wear. Mattress Covers Perfect fitting covers in all the wanted sizes. Made up in good, unbleached cotton. Street Floor—King's Palace THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 24, 1935—PART ONE. M——_———————# in practice here for the last 20 years. 8he taught school for s time, always remaining a member of the Public School Community Center Council. She is survived by her husband, M. Grant Lucas, principal of the Worm- ley School and president of the Co- lumbian Educational Association; & son, Dr. M. Grant Lucas, jr.; her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sue Goin Lu- cas; and a granddaughter, Peggy Ma- . She also Lydia Marshall of Culpeper, Ruth Grinage of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Mamie Holland and Martha Thomas, both of Washington. Puneral arrangements have not been completed RITES SET TOMORROW FOR MRS. CHAPPEL, 82 Mother of Hyattsville Woman Died in Californja—Burial to Be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md, February 33. —Funeral services for Mrs. Hermione Mary Chappel, 82, mother of Mrs. Luke M. Bleakney of No. 4 Ravens- wood avenue, Hysttsville, who died Pebruary 17 in Los Angeles, will be held Monday at 10:30 o'clock from the Sardo chapel, 412 H street north- east, Washington. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Chappel, widow of C. Willlam Chappel, was born February 11, 1853, at Richford, Vt. She also leaves three sons, Dr. Halbert W. Chappel of Los Angeles, Rev. Merlyn A. Chappel of Pottsville, Pa, and Rev. Donald M. Chappel of Buffalo, N. Y. A sister, Mrs. Julia J. Currier, and brother, Theron W. Arms of Tarpon Springs, Fla., are other survivors. PETS WILLED $10,000 Philadelphia Woman's Testament Leaves Husband $1,500. PHILADELPHIA, February 23 (®). —Mrs. Katherine P. Pearse, who died last June and left an estate of $54,048, left a trust fund of $10,000 for the care of pet animals and $1,500 to her husband. The bill warned Pearse not to take any steps to contest it, or he would receive nothing. She said in the document that he had not contributed anything to her support since he de- serted her in 1901. Ekonomy Kolumn Household Needs 79 Step Ladders, 4-foot size. Step Steels, handy in any home. Clothes Dryers, large size. Ironing Beards, good, sturdy butld. Third Floor Hair Nets Perfect Iulm«l double mesh, net ld Toal Bl Snades .)e:lllly ~ 19c Kotex -nd Modess Wondersoft, Kotex liable = Modess. Packed 12 Buy in quantity ll‘ uu 5 boxes 95¢ O'nN T. Cotton or Silk re’s fine Tissue Chiffon Hose Perfect ull!" uunuu hose w shades in these hose that onk's Cord Girdles 2% yard silk rqul . 5 9 C with 6-ineh ll‘l-IlM 'lth m nd "W §8.95 h tl this sroup. Sizes 143 i 41% $14 95 $12 to $15 Coats Yn'l! flM mlny fine values in .:m at Goia: am $4 9 5 $16.95 Persian Cnrl Coa!u Combed yarn sthletic shirts, fat 'or rivoed to 46, shorts wnn elas- '30 "o 5 for 51 Boy- Sheeplined Coats Reg. $2.08! Warm leatherette coats witl Sheer Chiffon Hose AL froats Funeral Services Tomorrow CAPT. RALPH WALKER McDOWELL. Funeral services for Capt. Ralph Walker McDowell, senior surgeon at Naval Hospital, will be héld at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Eighteenth Smith, Capt. Henry L. Doua:d, Capt. Dallas G. Sutton, Capt. George C. Thomas, Comdr. Luther Sheldon and Comdr. Ross McIntire. All are mem- bers of the Navy Medical Corps. and Church streets. Military honors will be paid at the interment cere- monlu in Arlington National Ceme- Clp(. McDowell died Priday after & brief illness. Honorary pallbearers for the serv- ices have ben announced by the Bu- reau of Navigation as follows: Rear Admiral P. S. Rossiter, surgeon gen- eral of the Navy and chief of the Bu- reau of Medicine and Surgery; Capt. Curtis B. Munger, commanding the | Naval Hospital; Capt. Harold W. MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth OO/8 @ongressional Waallfng!an'l gfl:bric emelery Single Sites—Family Plots Office 1801 E St. S.E. The church services will be con- ducted by Rev. Dr. C. Emest Smith, rector of St. Thomas, of which Capt. McDowell was a communicant. The services at Arlington will be conducted by Capt. 8ydney K. Evans, chief of the Navy's Corps of Chaplains. P MRS. JULIA V. HAWKINS OF ETCHISON DIES AT 75 irnnerll for Wife of Charles T. Hawkins Will Be Held Tomorrow. ETCHISON, Md. February 23.— Mrs. Julia Virginia Hawkins, 75, wife of Charles T. Hawkins, died at her home here this morning after a short illness. Before marriage she was Miss Virginia Pope. Besides her husband she is survived by the following sons and daughters Mrs. Lottie Stanley, Mrs. Guy Howe: Mrs. Albert Warthen, Everett W. Hawkins, Claude R. Hawkins, Roger Hawkins, Albert Hawkins, all of Mont- gomery County: Joseph H. Hawkins of Washington, and Charles W. Haw- kins of synmue Md. services will be held from the nndmee Mondly st 2 pm. In- urmem will be in Laytonsville Ceme- W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL 0464 Phones ¢ A1yoms 10341 HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any undertaker in the United States. 6 Chapels 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances 25 Assistants We are one of the Largest Undertakers in the World and we will furnish the finest service A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 In Case of Death, Call 1400 517 11th S.E. Linc. 4477 Any F amily Can Afford Ryan F uneral Service Often bereavement comes after & long necessary to consider the the first bewilderment of grief. How com- the knowledge that Ryan service may re- expendi! illness, and it is living even in forting then is flect, without heedless hvhlchnwdhnmvho offer the sincere both rich and poor slike, and expensive needs of the ture, the love and respect has gone. As evidence, we tions of thousands of families, whom 1t has been our privilege to serve, Ryan Ambulance Service Local Calls, ¥4 Jdrhes T. Ryan Funeral Director FAIRFAX WOMAN, 96, TO BE BURIED TODAY Sister of County Clerk Was )ern in Town Where She Spent Her Life. Special Dispateh to The Star. Ickes to Address Clubmen. Secretary Ickes will be the principal speaker at & joint meeting of the Lions | NA! and Rotary Clubs at the Mayflower snnounced to :lnl CLAR mwm Amm MR. M ARVAL L. ANDERSON INGEL. :P'RIIICK WILLIAM. family *far thelr Kin H'“l uf""* GARNII GEORGE ' ‘rhe dl lhurl of GEORGE W. ish thanks to their ll’l'fl“ d rel tives for thei during their REIVES, MRS. G, PENN. I rr— appreciat! ogr = Fiends for thelr -mumy and besutt; fl fors} tributes he occasion ! thoe! BY RI 7 the s ’ tor: nurses und other orsanizations. m SISTER. * mwccl STEPHEN. wish to ur sineers rumuu el Zor ‘Thetr beputiful foral rm - 'g' friends an mnem a! 1 wish to ex- n SAl TH. CXDress my -umn lumuda “Auh nnmmun for the o Seautifal ributes du .1"‘:‘& fSess and at the of my mother. 3 Frazier home e Notice of (nnufl Iater. ”3 l 3. at her .‘w . BELLE A‘l‘;‘n& ém ImT“nnt un m t Ch ™ Relativ ,."3-':'.:-.4 oo fl-.d this U voted hter g Notice of mur‘?l later. 5 CHAPPEL. IIII‘ION‘ day. Pebruary 171033 A 10NE at 10:30 tives um ttend. terment at Rock ek Cometary. CHASE. NELEN 87! IIIJNG Yevruary 21 L o O % Innr--n b.x i emetery. 'l"l-xu On Wednesday, nd of Janie chfll Vol 7 *phillio o T ‘above ment m-ont Cemetery. = = CORBIN, WILLL D'Dlfl. m. e urda: PQHI'IIH 23, 1935, WIL- u&‘cuzi of 433 kiin u?u.nf Testing ot Tine dia Meiyas g st. n.w. Notice of mnnf later. DAWSI)‘ IOIII‘I‘A C.. On Saturday, Fevruaty 23. "“i at Efl'tg' snce. Dawson_and rl mrlt; lodl- esd! ary terment Arlington DENNIS, JOIN Friday. P mpmea this_lite on ruar; it. Bz 1935, at 8t W goushters, s 53 O st. n. rYy. % 'I‘ILIAI Thursday. A s o ‘fllhl'lll or} A Ospt. Cliffol IM‘,:H.%o answers t0 34th_st. n. ot Raward muw half lens between N K. .-: Tilino m ‘MI 16th st l" H“ el. m::"mfi?:‘-n lntmllnn to). K n!ll Prul!u.nu chureh -'v'fm'" Feis Box Vi-E. Star efice ward._Address Box 1i- LIER. whif old. nu h and AL Refurn to 1336 N . n.w. black l\l..dl"'..‘ 'M m unf.n. cash. o“b':"" ete; nfl:"""" G “b’-'"? tor nmn":t ’lnunl Dith due Fark ve. many | HORIG, Beatlys. | slt‘it"‘ 'hflfi"fimm ”-' n:;Al DII.ION lu“enl .Bl &r.lnm-uu surdey. rua: 5, 8t umua u -FR fiwflfiw 4 x um n reh, ud “on Mondsy: hmnn ll ».m. Interment church cem: "fld‘} "‘““z uu"“' X 13 m, ihe ATove fumeral. cRureh, t Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. T ‘?"5» a o-°|flu'-' ’l'."“‘ oavort ex- ar o 1830 o0 b”l .’m T .llfl' and ffl"ldld ourn thar loss.. | Puners) Mond Sy 28 o "y, drom & “i . & Relatives and. fri %4 el g L & v 28. 8t gusti; Chllub xnurmem l(oum. O\l\'tl Ccm‘ 0; Cfl!‘l’ll-l.o On 3. 1938 Site of the uu Funers! flm turdly wh ue "I\Il'l!l n elebrated at 10 a.m. latives ane lflondn invited.' Interment Mount Oli- vet Cem m' R. On Saturday. Feb- i Braths. rua; -Pl'bruu: ?""‘“ b 'fi monrn 'hzlr K and et o at B *nn ana i ve. 0 )-nun ehuten. Raigitves sn ln‘::m:nt in anco\n M 5 & my ind The atizes and :J.‘Le ains Tuneral bome. 814 4 of funefal lafer. mvz lfll.l.ANDll IAOKN On_Pri AY H Afrom ¢ nih st iriends' {nvited Memorial Cemeter: READDING, RATTIE. Departed thig Lte on_Saturday._ Pebruary 23 - T DDING of 474 O st A¥. Tn their 1088 a Ru; gmo dausniers, Srs. lnllrnlnl in Linesin s, "two_brothers and and friends. Remal e ‘Malvan & Sches N.J. ave. and R st. n.W. a! nmlul later. RYAN. ANNIE L brus o Ryan Hyso! 1o . *'Notiee ot taneral até CH, JORN. Om l-ulrdu at 8:20 DM 8¢ m ll"l n-hsm b:tn:n v’ ‘- hus! ‘Ann S achean TNobeasof ' aner) SCOTT. DANIEL URELI m Pebruary 22. 1935, ;l? m-a'u 021" Vermont ave D) Nl"od hu‘b‘nd Bf Marsaret | Scott Johnse! Puners! from hll h!‘ rllldlne‘ “02! Vdr-efll ave. Monday. Pebru. st 2 B " Relatives via” riends taviced. IIAIPI Amncnc M . ;! "‘h lu mly on 'rnun . hu nd Vernon. e 1his % sdivived by his e ‘Watso! 4 3. Interment chfll [ l l C IN}PII ”"l‘l.l.l‘l IANC,I’I.5 : -x.*:x.gn,’ TUATY "1 1938, ,‘! uczty \'flll Balti- te Dennis and Jane lonnn flonce of funersl later. Friday. Feb- TTONS gme@ ® 1 terment Ged 2:30 pm., 8t . until 12 noon Sunday. Funeral ‘from his late nll enu Zn 3 Bt 2 Himent ‘Rock Créek Cemeters. HUN LILLIAh On Monday. Pebru. . be. S gene 'hxrner d!\'u‘!i foved matner ot sister of Nora iie Stares. James Grant and Gar- Turper. Surviving her also_are ther nhnvu and fr Hdl hm! 1 Sun- a: 7 11 am. from siers Tuneral Homs. 380 R. 1. ave 5, Tnterment Lincola SMemorial cem- so!. FRANKLIN St M'dm 1.0l er ‘u"% ruunl mmmuu have Dot been completed IOI'KIO Tlvl . lna mmn W ' Mu g 8, 8t 10 are’y; to Hil C-m!'nr TREUDLEY, Vlinlllgl ddent. Thursday. Pebruary o1 3“ “H%gn TR [ u; XY of 820 Connuucnt tn ;fl hnnblnd of Ells nfi gervices at the Ilvlarl 7" ameg Speare. 1 ave_ on lnn- day. Pebruary 5 Fewton Palle, Ohto: .*.'lé” Univer: Hospi! n ot 1817 TRt st -gl % ate Aribur Franei nvrfl \(&ndl Pebru, e edndriigt R et TTZ NELEN llna t dent 1 N o"-‘?uah ¢ Pfldn! Nb‘x:lln 22 apd ty it 2 p.m. .Mool".&m lnfll'd !nm. iewed et cb noon red T oy and Notice Of funenl Xll‘i Departed this life on ar usba. P'BNIII’Y l 15’95 at 2:45 Puneral servie: dluflll" Sunday. m Interment loelvllln Union 3 .y“x‘-‘.’ Biratner ; AMS. MAR( on '&".mesa.y?{.m‘fi":l“flr T SARET . _(nee on l’fll y. Rbmln FLOYD. a3 Walter Reed nenl ral Hos oamaing Cemetery, Millville. N. Pebruary 26, st 2 p.m. KING, LAWRENCE. On Fri ‘ 938t Ji3 Dome. 2dia peioved nrund, of Mose] Wai rghrey's nmmn home. Roekvi 715‘ Me., Services st Lenill M. E. ghurch Pbriars. 28 at Sorarment hutch cemeters. LUCAS, DR. MARIE B. On Saturday. Feb- Tuary 23. 1935, at her residence, 1738 B.. belo 'lfl .6 OWLING. EDWARD WAMPTON. but loving remembrance of AM! - ho departed this Iife six years ase to- Feoraary B, 10287 ur hearts nnr nmury lingers. di nd_ ¢ d bl lhlfl OI («\Ihl’l mie Holl Rath Grinase of Balti- Forestville. i %of ‘Sue Goin ice of funeral later. MATTHEWS. GEORGE, On Sundsr, L Bgo W/ lovine nisband " ef A A oS BT v Weiter B Aigs at Rbiner ipersl hm- i hln" AR A In l"uu r-n- flcm Hhenyd L IDA HAw ‘l etery. PH A._ On Saturday. 5, at lla"t!nu Hal- Y of 914 : : mll’! 24. 1933 SNOWDEN. but_loving_remembri mother. 0 ago today, February 1927. 2 smile for ury one a8 pure FANNIE GERTRUD utem ot arvn Obmeters. of M¢CULLOUGH. PHILIP In.uln mn Bt Bl .m:‘ :: sone. h:'t not forgottes. May G D‘AUQITF‘ RE¥A, Ilfl"ll FANNIE GERTRUDE. In of | but -ulunu of gnmm Jampus are o eregs hotl dogih, t Brotper Anl uh lll! l‘lrl of ures. m?fia‘fii‘v’én’:n FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. L !umm n«-g {o nor connectad with mm:::: Hatio; 1~m g E w rrurn Wli EE s Sons Co. - — ul. DIRECTORS, bruary 22 "- CREMATORIUM vmvm(u )luplm A ed hustand of ELO CHAR 4th and M 8200 ass._Ave. NE __ Lincoln §200 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 113 Seventh 8t. X.%0. NAtional 2473 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th St. B.E Jouph | 2 Bu'ch's Sons ponsrst 3032 WSE Nw. reh. re K elatives and [riends. in- terment Mount Olivet Cem- O HAFFER | 8 e 1o S Eye GEO.A. COMLEY T, 00 1337 10th St. N.W. Phone North 0047 [