Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1935, Page 9

MRS. JOHN W. NAIRN DIES AT SON’S HOME Had Resided in Washington 50 Years—Was Active in Hospital Guild. AUEEINY “ANY FAMILY CAN AFFORD RYAN SERVICE” [ Dignity and Refinement Characterize Ryan Service tribute to the memory of a delr departed should be one of beauty and enduring devotion. Toward this end, our entire organization has been trained and the facilities of our establishment have been planned. Years of experience have taught us many ways to pro\nde comfort and con- venience—and jto do so in a courteous and undgnumdmg manner that fulfills every need. Ryan Apbulance Service Genevra E. Nalrn, widow of O | John W. Nairn, for many years head of the Sibley Memorial Hospital Guild and active in other charitable works, died yesterday at the home of her son, Wilson B. Nairn, 1344 Jef- ferson street. In recognition of her service, Mrs. Nairn was made a life member and honorary vice president of the guild. Mrs. Nairn likewise served on boards of the Swarzell Home for Chil- dren and the Methodist Home for Old People. Her husband, a Washington druggist, who died in 1901, had been active in the affairs of the Children’s Hospital, in which Mrs. Nairn was also interested. Born in Philadelphia, April 29, 1859, the daughter of the late Jacob and Ells Brittin, she had lived in the District for the last 50 years. She attended the Sixth Presbyterian Church. Besides her son, she is survived by two grandchildren, John W. and Mar- garet Nairn. Services will be held at the 8. H. Hines funeral chapel, Tues- day at 10:30 am. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. . The lastm% 1) = James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S. ATlantic 1700-1701 Ekonomy Kolumn 39-in. Flat Crepe 49c All-silk washable flat crepe in a complete range of the most popular Spring colors. Redguhrly sells for 69c a yar 39-in. Print Crepe 69c » All new Spring patterns in this all-silk crepe and a fine range of colors and patterns. Regularly 89c! 54-in. Woolens $1 yd. Euln-ly $1.59! Fine tweeds in these coatings and suitings in tan, gray, {reen and blue. Wonder- 1 quality! 36-in. Percale Prints 16¢ = Regularly 22¢! 80 square percale in fast, washable colors and many, many patterns. 27-in. Longcloth 10 -+ 88« The soft, velvety finish of this quality fabric makes it ideal for under- wear and slips. “Perfect Fit" Mattress Covers 7 9¢ Double, _three-quarter, twin and single bed sizes in these fine mattress covers at a real economx price! Complete witl sturdy tape ties! Bed Sheets 64- Extra large sizes, 81x108 and 81x99, in this good quality unbleached and unhemmed sheeting. Just a little sewing and you've saved some money! Redingotes and Jacket Frocks at Low Prices! Dresses $3 95 Beautiful models in crepe and floral prints that are very low priced. Red- ingotes in smart print combinations and large size dresses with slen- derizing lines round out the group. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 42. Second Floor, Beautiful Fashions for Very Little! Suits $’| 3.95 Mannish lines, swaggers and three- quarter or finger- tip - length jackets in navy, runko, powder blue, tan, gray, green and rust. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. Second Floor. Sale! $7.00 Sandura-made S5 Felt Base Rugs 9x12 $499 Size Carpet and tile patterns in these ir- regulars of fine rugs. Third Floor A=y Last Time a Sell out! Congoleum- Made, Sloane’s and Famous ‘Rubbertex’ Floor Covering 29c A wide range of new tile and carpet patterns are offered in these long-wearing floor coverings cut from full pieces. The finish has a very high lustre and is easily cleaned. All are 2 yards wide. Third Floor—King's Palace W. H. NEEPER DIES Funeral for Mount Rainier Man Set for Tomorrow. MOUNT RAINIER, Md., March 9 (Special) —Funeral services for Wil- liam H. Neeper, who died Priday of a heart attack, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home, 3221 Perry street here. Interment will be in St. John’s Cemetery at Beltsville. Mr. Neeper was a native of Har- ford County, Md., and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Helen Weeks Neeper; a daughter, Suzanne Neeper, and a son, Percy B. Neeper, Marriage Licenses. Hayward Alford, 20 Laurs FR flfi Girard st.: J. Iseac 'l'homll Ruffin, 22, and Bernice Brooks, 19, 1120 8th i Rev. J. L. Loving. Charles Wulllm Melton, 21, and Mart Bremo Bluft, 20. and Eaine Fairmont st.: Rev. lndul an Longs- Tnd.: Rev. A" Caste: Edward Cornelllu Woolhrld‘(e, Bacon, Wilson, Alexis William Emanuel, a8, Fey Abbott, 45, Fhitadcipnias Judze 411 Sherman 7J6 Morton Gook, 30, Boulder,. Colo., Me! Leslie i Ruth A, Thomas, 0, 1230 12th at.; Rev. Samuel w s)u\m. ..x 3646 13th st.. and urs 1300 Taylor st.; T . 021 v z Knrro Maruyama, Japan, and Mary dn Jokeds, Beattle; Rev. Wil- nethy. chll’ltl Th!ndore Washington, 21, 630 C s.e. Bertha laull Bulluck, 18, Judge J. 1.9t Rev. B. J. P wmnem Rudole och. Cam Treinta Moote. .. ang m. i aber nlcle. N. J.: Rev. Har Rex Joseph Sutton, 30. lnd Ilyme Kirts, 34, Lafayette, Ind B. Daugherty; Russell Jackson, \'l rd_st, and E.ln eth Gay. 20. "dl 8hepherd ‘Smaliwoo Clvde Willlam Gasssy. 23, apd Hlizabetn i Rev. J. Q- Dooley, 19, Bedford, Vi John Wlllllm Clark, 47, Fort Sheridan, 1L, and Pe!rl (illhggg! Lamb, Alex- mel’brlnl. jr. 22, Bernle Marie Study, Rev. H. M. Hen: Vet and Beatrice Washington, 1308 C'st. se.. Rev. K. W. Ro: y. George Gllmore Everett, 22, Hickor SHG Mafy Elizageth Nickel Clark, Fa: Rev. John C. Ball. Venezuela Aids Farmers. Venezuela is relieving the suffering of m.ny impoverished hrme Cdar Hlll %wmm Cme ery FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK invites you te visit the mest ern burial estate Corner Spring Road COL 0464 ADams 10341 1728 CONN.AV. NOrth 00/8 U. S. 1935=-PART ONE ST. JOHN’S GRADUATE DIES OF INJURIES Samuel Lee Wood, 18, in South Carolina Accident Monday, Native of Capital. Samuel Lee Wood, 18-year-old graduate of St. John's College here and manager of a Southern Dairies branch in Greenville, 8. C., died Wed- nesday night at a Greenville Hospital from the effects of an automobile ac- cident near Greer, 8. C,, on Monday. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis 1. Wood of 2034 North Capitol street, young Wood was born in Washington and attended McKinley High School here. After six months with the Southern Dairies here, he was trans- ferred to the managership of the dairy fountain in Greensville. Besides his parents, he is survived by four brothers, Brother Alfred of the Christian Brothers of La Salle College, Philadelphia, and Bernard, Robert and John Wood of Washing- ton. He also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Harry Hilllard of Hyattsville, Miss Dorothy Wood of this city, and Sister Consuela Marie of the Holy Cross Order, Elkhart, Ind. Funeral services will be held at St. Martin’s Church Monday at 9 am., followed by burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Births Reported Robert C. and Rub; Irving P, and Ethel Newman. boy. Walter L. and Mabel F:uun boy. n W. and Chun Chan. Bldney 3 20e Bennte Buare Vernon and Lucille A.mhnn! lll’l Deaths Reporled John C. Collins. s0. Proudence Hasvn-l. Lydia K. McElhinne 6. 6317 Bth & : Macker. 50. curabl E Peter Hanson. 50, Veterans' Administra- tion Pacility. James B. Weidner, 56, Emergency Hos- wnfln am M. Simpson. 50. Archives Building. 4. Garfield Hospital. oeoru S hunt, 58 5106 Channing st. Kenneth R. Clanton. Casualty Hos- pital. . Mzalinds Gunwu. 66. St. Elizabeth's Hospital. nton. Infant Veronica Browi e Greyhound Races Fox. While being exercised near Creeve, Ulster, a racing greyhound spiled a large fox, broke away from its master, chased Reynard nearly a half mile and killed it after a fierce battle. ALS."apply 7170 st ow fpimal Rescue Leasue. hit lice dog. Can be had if mentmed FOUND. POR LOST OR WANTED ANIM. e North 573 POINTER, liver and w by calling at Defense Highway Kennels. on_Defense Highway. o resma Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Fridays, inclusive, up y of issue. Saturdays and legal holldan up to 10 ‘a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star ufi to 11 p.m. Snlurdav. Baa g W by Srival of New Foek sratn. 37055 urday. afternoon. . Liberal reward if Te- urned to H. H. Shelton. 8horeham Hotel. lack, male: answers name - Wim- 1 1437 Lawrence st. n.e.. PANIEL. red; nlme fllush. Re- Phone Cleveland 12 KEYS. small bunch on ehlln rml beltet;fl Central Hich School and Franklin School from sutomobile: suitable reward Hecox. (knzv“l High School. or nnane KNITTING—Reward_for return ol lml- iing lost from car February 14. Adsms wc'r—ua. Frida $10, ward. ‘morning; one $20. ard. llelronolltln isty PA th bills and seven Sis. arked” mother.” at the @b Theater or Peoples Drug Store, Satur- hunzeg 1:45 REWARD for brief c-n and co! near Pl- ave. and Que u 'rhuu nilht Adams 0900. 3133 1 w. Phone_Ad: SPECTACLES. in_tan leuher case between 1%th st and M W'RHT ATCH, iady’ ton, Wednesday. after or ‘op 14th car. Decatur 5362 HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any und in the United States. 6 Chapels Ambulances 25 Assistants 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and 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 : Chapin NW. Col. 0432 517 11th SE. Linc. 4477 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE FROM $75 to $500 AND UP Your Neighbor Can Tell You Everything About DEAL’S Friendly Service [ THOUSANDS Have Esperienced 7 | ...the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral A neat crepe-covered caskel ensraved name: BDlats ane: outside. case, L) handles, lined 00d quality lining. hbllml “Spires of Melodies” WMAL— Every Sn’fiy ot 1:15 P. M. Detent m Phone Lincoln 8200 H. NOBLE—WEISS. day. Ma TD35 ut Reckville, Jud. JAMES. ' NOBLE !xx Butler. Pa.. and B. WEISS. Washington. D. C. at 812 East Capitol st. STECKLINE—DEALE. M i Allen Deale of wuhtnl{on“lg "," 1 u the marriage of | their NE which IMIKJDIACQ on rt - 1935. officiated b; 2 Herson of Calvary éhmm i eph n-pom. Md MRS, H, ALLEN DEALE. * @ards ot Thanks. BURNS. ELLEN. The family of Sarsh Burni wishes fo thank the many friends nd societies for their kindness and be-umnl i pieces at the d f out sister and daughter, ELLEN NS. HAMMERLEY. CHARLES J. to ‘hank our friends and relatives for their ;ympumy and flnrll tributes ~ at 'the of our husband and father, J LEY_ HAMMZRLEY. AND DAUGHm mOWlA HAMMER- Deaths. ABROTT. EMMA WAYNE Suddenly. on arch’ 9. 1935, WAYNE 'AB- wrr sister of Rev conumu Bteven- tice of funeral later. ll( IIAID l("’l‘ll Suddenly. = t Richmond, ETT. aged Veloved won of Resiadld R Basseti (nee ~Brumback). t the Ives funerai Funeral Sunday March 10. from Calvary Churca. 1011 H Washington. D. C. Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Lyon Park, Va. 10 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and warmer today followed by occasional light rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow; gentle to moderate southeast and south winds. Maryland—Cloudy and warmer tq- day followed by occasional light rain in east portions tonight, and probably in west portions this afternoon; to- morrow occasional light rain and warmer. Virginia—Cloudy and warmer today followed by occasional light rain in east portions tonight, and probably in west portions this afternoon; tomor- row occasional light rain and warmer. ‘West Virginia—Cloudy, followed by occasional 1ain this afternoon, tonight and tomorrow; warmer todsy and in east portions tomorrow. . Report Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Midnight 30 2 am. 27 4 am. 26 6am. 25 8am. 26 8pm. 10 am. 33 10pm. Record Until 10 P.M. Saturday. Highest, 43, 5 p.m. yesterday, Year ago, 40. Lowest, 25, 6 a.m. yesterday. ago, 26. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 76, on March 6. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Tide Tables. 2 pm. 4pm. 6 pm. Year and Geodetic Survey.) ‘TomorTow. 4 3 p.) 7:04pm. 7:59 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .... 6:29 Sun, tomorrow. 6:28 Moon, today ... 9:28am. ........ 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. January ... 5.27 3.55 February .. 2.37 3.27 z 3.75 321 3.70 413 471 4.01 324 284 237 8.69 3.32 7.56 Weather in Various Cities. Precipt- ;‘-.Temugr‘;mm- t:uo;l urdu nuht 83 m. ep m. 709 '82 684 '84 884 91 9.13 '89 1069 '89 10.94 '00 10.63 14.41 1745 8.57 28 ‘34 '85 ‘89 01 Ashev Atlanta, G Atlantic City, N. J. Baltimore, Md. Birmingham, Ala Bismar Boston, Buffal B Chicago, IIl.. Cincinnati, Oh: Cheyenne, W. | Cleveland, Ohio Davenport, Iow: Denver, Colo. Des Moines, Iot Detroit, Mich. Duluth, Minn’ El Paso. Tex. Galveston. Tex. Heljena. Mont Indianapolis, In iliing Sauy TSNy B EDROROE D BO X ] Sin prenios 3¢ 3an Francisco, Ca Calif. 130 BN B3k Ma3Es o SRR aZEERERARERRLERNE mon hvoaoogumbuav-bbv#aau ERRASE B 0 ‘Washington, —_— TWO WOMEN TO SPEAK Civil Service Topic Before U. S. Employes Wednesday Night. Two officials of the National League of Women Voters will discuss the Fed- eral civil service before the Educa- tional Forum of the District of Colum. bia Federation of Federal Employes Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at 'no Fourteenth street. Mrs. Harris T. Biller, first vice prui- dent and legislative officer of the league, will speak on “Civil Service Legislation in tge Public Interest.” will discuss the topic “What Is a Sound Personnel System in Government?” @ongressional Was’u‘ngkn'a gfisbn’c @emeiery Single Sites—Family Plots Omce 1801 E St. S.E. (Purnished by United States Coast | m, | GREEN. EMMA MAY. 'IGGAHI March & fon of the lste Michacl Biggane and kman. Puneral from the nbv'e Tesidence on Tucsdny, Mareh 15 :30 a.m.; thence to 8t. Dominic’s chur b, 'hen requiem mass will be su; a.m. for the repo: omE Beiives ang triends are. imWited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. Holy Hame “Society member please take not CARROLL. AGNES. On Monday. u 4, 1935 at Gallinger Hulbl‘t AGNES CARROLL. ‘loving wife of the D iel Carroil. ~ She ~leaves three ccusins. one brother-in-| law and many other rel riends. Remains ruun( ines_funeral cha; Puneral Sun the Fi ts. s.w.. Mv Jnne l‘l Inflhlll o!- nclnunl On . EMMIETT R. Baturs dl 9. 1935. at his residence 1486 Meridian Inu n ' MIETT R.. be- Jo ng Maude, Clark gad tather *or Williar 8. Nick T" Malcolm lndc Re(lwgolld R. Clark N O Cnambers e. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. COLLINS, JOHN ¢, on Friday. March & Providence Hosp in_the ATSC yeur ‘o ik "age. JOHN C.COL: LINS. beloved husband of the late Julia R. Collins (nee Long). Funeral from thie cnapel of P altavull, 436, 7th on M March 1 ce 8t. Dominic's Church wheie high requiem mass will be sung ai 9 a.m. for the repose soul. Rela- tives ana friends are . invited nrent Mount ~Olivet Cemetery Name “Society members picase notice. COOPER, EMMA H. on Thursday, March 7, 105, at New York City. GooPER, “Wite "or the Gate Framk B r 8nd devoted mother of Gertryde %8 odL, Washington, e o New York " City, Masie L Borass of Atlantic City and the late Maria Cooper. Bhe leaves seven sgrandchildren and three great-grand- children. ~Puneral Monday, March 11 p.m.. from 1735 n. hundl and rel-tlvu mvmu lnur- ment Woodlawn Cemetery. DEALE. JAMES EDWARD. On Thursday. March 7, 3933, 8t Children’s Homital! JAMES “EDW. DEALE. _lov 50 ARD of ‘John Henry and Nellie Deale. jov randson of John and Barah Day. leaves other relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Remains resting John T. Rhines funeral chapel, Funeral Sunday. from the above m.. from Titerment Rosemont | On_ Saturday. )35, at_€700 Conn. avi Chevy Chlu Md HARRIET E. 3 s n ohn Service Sunday. March 10, at 3 p.m.. Hysong's pariors. 1300 N st. n.w. terment Johnstown. Pa. FINE, LOUIS L. On Saturday. March 1935, at bis residence 1650 Harvard st. nw. LOUIS L. FINE. 53 years of age. beioved brother of Jennie Fine and at In- at Interment Adas lsrael Cem- | FLESHMAN, MARY ELIZABETH Baturday. lhreh T AR ELY ABETH FLESH! beloved wife of RiEar T Pleman aaa. daushier of Ollje and Dehlia Ji 2 s of Harw: W Charn: home. 1400 ' Chapin st. ‘Notice of “Turieral later. n.w. GAHTEWOOD IDA. On Wednesday. March | 935, 8t her residence. 1821 13th st. DA GATEWOOD: "the devoted Harris and Carter and mother-in-] Remaths resting at the W nest Jnrvu fupersl church. 1432 3. nw. until 7 p.m._Saturday: after %E Ber lnte Seridence: 181" T3th nw. Puneral &t 1790 p.m from the Vermont Aven Baptist Church. Interment at Har- mony Cemetery GRAU. ENGLEHART GEORGE. urddy. March &, 1035, at big residence, 2045 ° Mills ave. n.e. ENGLEHART GZORG! GRAU. ' Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st nw. on Monday. March 11. at 12 noon. Interment Arlington National Cemeters. Suddenls on Sat; ‘March 9. MA 0. 193 the beioved wite of R—aben 5 Green. ' Remains resting at the W. v' « Chambers. Co. SE. funeral home. 517 Iith st. se. Notice of funeral laier. urday, March urday. gl Record. | HARRIS, HERMAN On Baturday. March 9. 1935. 8t uoum. Alto Hospital. A S of 1200 5t h st nlbtnflflAOf Mary Harrl Re- Prazier’s fanéral howe ave nw. Notice of nw. mnm g festing &t 89 Rh tuneral later. DEPLH HILI. ILM LOUISE. On Monday, Marcl 1935 at Gailinger Hospital, ELLA LOUIE HILL, loving dsughter of Mrs. Emms Hill She leaves other relatives and friends to mourn her departure Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and T sts. sw Funeral Monday. March 11. at from the above named chap ment anemont Cemete" HUNT. on_Pri le:h B‘ lfldb GIDRG! H. HUNT. g8ed 38 years beloved busband of e R father of Robert D._and Vir- nnu . Huynt and son of Georg from the Desl funeral ho on Monday. March P terment Ariliston Ceme: | 10 LANE. REBECCA. Departed this life sud- . 1933, at her Tesidence. 764 ‘Columbia 'rd. n.W.. Eoaldenct 0t e Wire ot Harry | Lane. She aiso_leaves to mourn their loss two sons. Elsworth Willlams and | Jokn Lane; two daughters. Pearl and | Ollie Coles: nine grandchildren and a host of other Trelatives and friends st the funeral parlors Son. 12th and V - INotice hereatiér. 10 wcn TESSIE B. On Priday. March 8, 5, at her residence. 1037 Perey st LOCKE (nee Moynihan). Beioved wite of ine late Clarence A Locke Funeral will be held from the above residence on Monday. March 11. at £:30 am. Requiem mass at St. An- thony's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and frlends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. McCAMB, BENJAMIN. On Tue: -a.y March 5. 1035, at Freedmen's Hospital BENJAMIN McCAMB, loving brother of and Ciaude McCamb, mourn his departure. Funeral Sunday. March 10. at 2 p.m.. from the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Ey sts sw. Interment Rosemont, Ceme- Ty MCELHINNEY. ~LYDIA xuuv on Thursday. March 7. 1935. at her resi- dence, 6317 Oth st. " LYDIA LEY MCcELHINNEY beloved mother of William Jullan McElhinney and daugh- ter of the late Gen. Albin P. and Julie B. Schoepf. mnerll Irom the lbove residence Monday, March 11 30 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemtu[l;y. MIDDLETON, WII.I.IAM F. Suddenly. on Saturday. March WILLIAM F.. beloved husoand ot Steta Fort Mmdle- Fyneral from _the, chapel 'rhomn F. Murray & Son. 2007 !chol< s.e. on_ Tuesday. March 12, 0 ‘Relatives and" iriends in- jited. Interment Woodlawn Cemeters. Batimore. Md. GENEVEA E._Suddenls. on Sat- arch 9, 19: at the home of her ‘son. Wilson B.'Nairn_of 1344 Jefferson’ st. n.w.. GENEVRA E. NAIRN, widow of the John W. Nairn. Re- mains resting st the 8 'H. Hines Co funeral home. 2901 14th Fu- neral services, at the abore “funeral home on Tuesday. Mar: at 10:30 A Tterment Oax Hill Cemeters. 11 NICIIDI-S hABAI! E. Saturday. 9. 1045, at Fer residence. 2004 ARAH E.. the be S of The Ite Jarea G Nichois and mo!hex n( HarA Nichols. ~Services at he S H. Hines Co, funeral 2001 um e ueaday. March 15, at 3 p.m. Tnterment Oak Hill Ceme ry NORCIA, ANNA. Suddenly on March 8. 1036, ANNA NORCIA, Eeloved h of Anthony and Philomena runenl from her unn;‘s Te: ol Chu: 200 e Tor the- repaseof i Interment Mount Olivet Cemelen. OII CHLOE. On Wednesday, March 6, st cPineburst Sanitorfum, ~Md. E ORR. ted mother of wn- PACE. II?‘I"lI VALREA. On Tuesday. . 19 in Detroit, Mich. RUTH ee Small d). ugh- Sm * Arthur H. iett, Evelyn survived vited to atten: 3ok “church, 'Sunday, March. 10. 118 pam. " Interment Mount " Harmony :. 2 IUGINI On Priday. March 193 t, Alto Hospl EUGENE husband Mabel Pierce. e o denis 1580 “Sedarson st. n.w, Puneral from 'the above ad- dress on Monday. March 11. at 2 p. Relatives and friends are invited to lfl terment Arlington National Commite 10 PIERCE, A. IUGINI ’l"‘hl °°x':;"'“' of B W. V. Sor Al Jetter: for the pur- pose of -mndln: the funeral of our late Comdr. A. llulou e Int ument at Ar- nal Cemetery. = STIRE. Comar., Attest: PRINT E. mxn'm Adjt. fondsy, 25 a .m.. at the lodge rpom. for se of &mm ‘Masonic bun ‘l‘e“l’r\gges too our late b;nther A EUGENE Monday. March 11. | 2at- | Braflu. mho“l!" 15, l B bl Hm Bl.fil fifiv“l‘n o POOLE utk’md e, .M Q. resting at the Colonial funeral holl\i William Reuben Pumphrey of RockVil d. Notice of funeral later GEQRGE. On Saturday. March Reed General Hos- ShOE PRENDER beloved hus- Band of M Certruge Prender. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- Beral aome. 1400 Chapin St Bow. " No- tice of funeral later. QUILL. JOSEPHINE L. On Saturday. March 1935 ai her_residence. 10 th st. ne. JOSEFPHINE L. QUILL (nge Riordan). beloved wife of the late Jos- eph A. Quill and mother of Mrs. Allen J. Krouse. Notice of funeral later. = 11 STEV AGNES ENTWISTLE. On_Fri- day. Maren 8 1935 AGNES ENT- WISTLE, wite “of "Herbert Elilott Navy (reiired) bler funerai . n.w.. where services wm be held on Monday, March 11. at ock a.m.. followed by interment in Onk HIill Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend. 10° TRIBBLE, MARY ALMA. On Friday, March %, 1045 at'her residence. MARY ALMA TRIBBLE. ' Services will be hel gu Monday. Maich 11 at 10 am. st St Jamer’ cChurch. Palls Church. Va. Tnterment Oskwood Cemetery. TUCKER, LISSA M. O On Thurmu March'7, 1445, at her residence. 29 B st. ne. LISSA M. O. TUCKEK. beloved mother of Capt. Paul Tucker. Services will be heid at Zurhorst's funeral p lors. 501 East Capitol st. on Sunday. March 10. at 5 p.m. Interment at ln- dora. Iowa. WHITE. SOPHIA. Priday. March 8, a0 the residence of fer White of Quince Or WHITE. She leaves five sons and one da Willie White Charies, _John Quince ' Orchard. Budd of Sandy leaves “two' brothers, Samuel Bacon of Bryn Mawr. Pa. and Charies Bacon of Sandy Spring. Md: ten grandchildren and seven great-g! and a host of otner relal friends. Remains now resting at B Soowden & Son's funeral hom Puneral Buuday, Marcn . from Pleasant View . “Quince Orchard. Md. Rev Rxchnd H. Johnson officiating. WILLARD, EUGENE W. On Priday 5 W.. father of the Remains resting 'm. Lee's Sons funeral home. . and Massachusetts ave. ne. Departed nme: on son. Chazies Md | SOFHIA o their loss James and b2 B, ETiends invited Interment’ Glenwood Cemetery. WOOD 8. LEE. Suddenly. on Wednesday, March 6, ] nville General Hospital.” Green C. 8 LEE WOOD, beh\td sun b’ Prancls 1. anc Cainerine £ Wood (nce O'Neill) of 2034 North Capitol st. Funeral from Timothy Hanlon's funeral chapel. 641 H st. n.e on Monday. March 11. at &30 a.m Requiem mass at Bt Martin's Church ai ves and friends invited nt Olivel Cemetery. 10 In Memorium, BARDROFF. gowru 0. In sad but lov- inbrance of ‘m JOBEFH 0. BARDROFE. Swhb Hesarrs ohte lhnc years ago loday, Maren TuterTent ay fent® o t0o far for zraun-vrs ‘:5"rcp=ch G WIFE. MABLE BAR- BARBOUE. MARY AN everlusting memory of my Aeky loved mother, In my_dearly be- MARY BARBOUR. wi geparted this life ten years ago togey, arch 10, and my father. WIL' M H. BARBOUH wha departed this life twelve years ago. April 19, 123 When a mother breathes her last fare- The € means more than tongue can t The Worid seems quite another pla Without the smile of mothers 12’::" Two dear b ! he: E all was Tight. A loving Deep God } HE: love 'lo make somé others brisne If sick or suffering ones she kne Some gentle act of love shed do. ’ No thought of s but of the other— 1 know He PR n ow Well done. dear WER DEVOTED SON. RALPH. Till memory fades and 1 You will live forever ml g_'re lakes away the eds In r and usband, [ n life ten years ago to- 5 EORGE "DOVE.® Feb- | 3 wive out this ‘They Wive Oui Rever. he memory Gf thase happy das When we were togeier. MARY DOVE. © LOWRY. LUVENIA J JOHNSON. In loving | — E | EGVENIA® JOH\SON TLOWRY. wh o de- | parted this iife t a Riried this life"two vears ago today, ] many things. memory fades and life departs, qiiye forever in our hearts A LY S McCORMICK. ROBERT EARL. ory of my dear son. ROBERT EARL e ORMICK. “ne sater ‘away one year ago today. March 10. 193%. Gone, but not forgotien. MOTHER. AL MATHA. In sad but lov- my dear moth MORRISON who Gied th ty-four "years aco_loday. March 190 DAUGHTER, ‘NETTIE Mu\u\\ JOHN T. remembrance of our law and granddaddy. MA! who left us four years farch 10. 193 JIM. IRENE AND RICHARD. * NEWTON. EDWARD. :,,,"“Egs\a;g’g“‘" 418, loving memory T NEWTON. wh years ago today. March 1n‘oxd g uehts £0 wandering when day- In mem- omnso\' | ALMATHA 1and of lone o And memory pa nts (nE.\A‘ In the gold of the twill Goes dé‘v o in the far-off west. WIFE AND CHILDREN. ® N HAZEL B. ;;fil:mbé;r;"{llofn OIPX‘(TON h T W 1 seven' years ago today. March fn"xf' 2% It is not the tears at the moment shed That tell of the hearts that are Bug the ‘Slent tears in afier years And remembrance fondly spoken: E FAMILY. SCESCO. CHARLOTTE. Departed this life March 10. 1934, CHARLOTTE SCESCO. the wife of Joseph Scesco_and mother of Mrs. Edna Thompson. Ethel. Oscar. Raymond and Norman Scesco. We miss you tonicht as the lights burn Yes. moth:’r. we miss you. for we love p We love you trul. id that 15 why' tonight we miss vou dor X°" HER "PAMILY. * SHANAHAN. MILDRED I In ud bul loving remembrance of my friend. MILDRED I. \HRNAHA‘ e left me three sears ago todas. March 'rhe month of March once more is here, To me the saddest of the year, Because three years ago today My loving girl friend passed away. JOSEPHINE FU\ERAI. DlRECTDRS Joseph F Birch's Sons Mex Phone WEt 0004 Esf lished 1841 *3654 3t N.W. ALM“US R. SPEARE ioceeding the original W. R. SPEm Formerly 1208 H St N.W Decatur 6243, 1623 Conn Ave. CHAS. S. 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