Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1935, Page 9

(edar Hill Cmetefl;%“ YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR FOR REFERENCE ASK Funeral Home Phones T 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road COL 0464 ADams 10341 MRS. LARCOMBE DIES IN MARYLAND Widow of Washington Con- tractor Will Be Buried Tomorrow. By & Staft Correspondent of The Sta: WASHINGTON GROVE, Md., March 26.—Mrs. Mary Alice Larcombe, 85, widow of John S. Larcombe, sr., for- mer Washington contractor and di- rector of the Riggs National Bank, died last night at her home, near here. Her death is believed to have resulted from heart trouble caused by shock from a fall in her home recently. Mrs. Larcombe was the daughter of THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, Ulysses Griffith and Julia Riggs Grif- fith, first cousin of the founder of the Riggs Bank. Mrs. Larcombe was also & direct descendant of Lieut. Col. Henry Griffith of the Revolutionary Army, one of the three commissioners who laid out the boundaries of Mont- gomery County when it was separated from Federick County shortly after the close of the Revolution. Mrs. Larcombe made her home here her permanent residence several years ollowing the death of her hus- band in 1930. Prior to that time the family maintained a Winter home in ‘Washington. Mrs. Larcombe is survived by a son, John 8. Larcome of Washington Grove; a grandson, Blair Burwell Stringfellow, and two young grand- children. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2:30 o'clock ' tomorrow afternoon. Rev. John J. Callaghan, pastor of St. Martin's Catholic Church, Gaithersburg, will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 25 Assistants 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances We will furnish a Complete Funeral of fine, beautiful design and of lovely quality for.... 5265 Free Use of Our Private Parlors and Chapels We Will Furnish a Very Lovely Funeral for $75 MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Phone Col. 0432 S.E. BRANCH 517 11th St. SE. Phone LIn. 4477 MRS. L. K. WARD DIES AT RICHMOND Operation Proves Fatal to Former Washington Girl, Daughter of Silver Spring Couple. Mrs. Linley Kent Ward of Raleigh, N. C, formerly Thelma Robinson of this city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Robinson of Silver Spring, died Sunday at Rich- mond after an operation for mastoiditis. Born in Wash- C., at the age of 2. She graduated from Central in burg Christian Colleges. She was & member of Sigma Beta Sorority. Married in 1931, she accompanied her husband to Raleigh, N. C., where he repre- sents the Noland Wholesale Plumbing Supplies Co. Besides her husband and parents, she leaves an infant son; a sister, Miss Nina May Robinson, student at Lynchburg College, and a brother, Charles T. Robinson. Funeral services will be conducted at the Columbia Heights Christian Church by Rev. A. P. Wilson tomor- row at 2:30 pm. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. McVEIGH, PROMINENT Mrs. L. K. Ward. Served as Editorial Executive of New York World and on Ledger and Post. By the Associated Press. NUTLEY, N. J., March 26.—Thomas M. McVelgh, jr, well-known news- paper man, died yesterday at his home here after an illness of nearly a year. He was 66. editor of the New York Evening Post. He was Sunday editor of the Phila- delphia Public Ledger for six years and for 18 was an editorial executive of the old New York World. He tounded the “metropolitan section” in the paper's Sunday edition and for several years was suggestion editor and the World's daily critic for the owners. with his parents to Detroit. He was a graduate of Detroit University. In 1897 he forsook the legal profession for journalism. His widow survives. reater Chambers (b. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World L o You Have a Small Dining Room? If you have been looking for Dining Room Furniture of smaller proportions for the dining room that is not so large, you will be interested in the present collection of apartment Dining Room Suites in our present displays. Dining Group Above, $195 The suite illustrated is fashioned principally from walnut and includes seven pieces of English style. The buffet is 54 inches long, the china cabinet has a deep drawer and the table is the draw-end type for extension. Four chairs, attractively covered, complete the seven-piece group at. ... OTHER APARTMENT SIZE GROUPS Apartment Dining Group of seven pieces, with 54-inch buffet, exten- sion leg table, china cabinet with drawer and four chairs. $119 Modern Dining Group of seven pieces for the small apartment din- ing room; beautifully fi'urad Wi nut veneers and leg extension table. $195 Small Dining Group of Empire, in- fluence, 7 pieces with commode type buffet, extension table, china and 4 chairs; mahogany or walnut and gumwond $198 Seven-piece Dining Group of small proportions, handsomely done in satinwood, decorated; shield-back chairs and conveniently arranged buffet. $150 MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E MRS. ANNA HORNER DIES; 3 MOTHER OF D. C. MAN Former Emmittsburg Resident Succumbs in New York at Age of 87. Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Annan Horner, mother of Andrew A. Horner, assist- |ant clerk of the District Supreme | | Court, died Sunday in New York City |at the age of 87. The daughter of | Dr. Andrew Annan of Emmittsburg, | Md., she had lived in Emmittsburg practically all her life. She was the widow of Maj. Oliver A. Horner of | the Union Army, Cole’s Maryland Cavalry. | _ Mrs. Horner leaves two other sons, | Robert L. and O. A. Horner, and a | daughter, Miss Elizabeth M. Horner, {all of New York. Funeral services were held today in the Presbyterian Church at Emmittsburg, with burial in the church cemeter: Births Reported. Daniel and Margaret Devine, twins, boy | . and girl | Harry anéi Grace Cooper, boy. 1o an and Helen Elam. Gaiana na iR e T oot a ¥, boy. Eugene and Margaret Bush. boy. John and Mary Wright, boy. stnnley and Hazel Darcey. boy. harles and Katherine Schuyler. boy. rd Kllhe'me Monney. girl. beth Phillip: 1. Soners | Josepn ‘—EISEMAN’; |SEVENTH & F STS./| SPRING SUITS $ 2 4.75 To the man who is dy to buy a new . suit, we uy. come to Eiseman’s. Weigh carefully what you get for four money and ou’ll decide Eiseman’s ave the best clothing values. Stylish, rich- looking suits in the new sporty backs and f o r m - fitting models. All the new shades and fancy patterns are here. See these suits now—then you’ll ap- preciate this low price. Charge It Nothing Down Just Pay $8.25 IN APRIL $8.25 IN MAY .$8.25 IN JUNE NEWSPAPER MAN, DIES | For 10 years McVeigh was gravure | Born in Canada, McVeigh moved | D. T LOUIS FELLHEIMER, 83, DIES AT D. C. HOME Retired Merchant Came Here to Live When Boy of 9. Funeral Held Today. Louis Fellheimer, 83, retired Wash- ington merchant who had lived here since the age of 9, when he came here from New York, died Saturday at his home, 1362 Parkwood place. He was a lite member of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. Fellheimer, he is survived by daughters, Miss Camille and Mrs, Maud F. Paul. Funeral services were conducted at the home this morning by Rabbi Phillip Bookstaber of Har- risburg, Pa., followed by burial in the Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. LONG ILLNESS FATAL T0 COL. J. C. MORROW Pioneer in Army Aviation Will Be Buried Thursday in Arlington. Col. Joseph Caldwell Morrow, U. 8. A, retired, pioneer in Army aviation and one of 15 original mili- tary aviators. died March 17 in Port Townsend, Wash., after a long illness, according to word just received here. Graduating from West Point in 1909, Col. Morrow entered aviation in 1914. He served overseas in England and France as chief of Air Service, 3d Corps, 1st American Army, during the Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne operations. He retired in December, 1922, at his own request. Col. Morrow was born in Scottdale, Pa., December 5, 1889. He is survived by three brothers d two sisters: Clarence W. and Merrill C. Morrow of Allentown, Pa.; Charles A. Morrow, Warren, Ohio; Mrs. David N. Dennis, Erie, Pa., and Mrs. Maxwell G. Mayo of the Westchester Apartments. Cemetery Thursday at 3 p.m. Friends are requested to assemble at the Fort Myer gate at 2:45 pm, MINNIGERODE RITES Services for Public Health Unit Official in Alexandria. Funeral services for Miss Lucy Min- nigerode, superintendent of nurses of the Public Health Service, who died suddenly Sunday, were held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eli- phalet Andrews, Seminary Hill, Alex- andria. | . The body was taken to Middleburg, | Va, where burial was in the family lot. Deaths Reported. Louis Fellheimer, &2, 1362 Oakwood st. Albert F. Reesch, Sibley Hospital James E. Diegle. 65, 10 Madison ollie C. Kintz' 4. 1518 Schueider, Mary Fr Pields, | Intant “Klein, pital In Roberts, Ethelda Ward Henrv A Waits Mattie W. Brown Ella Harris. 53 visconsin 0. Emergency Hospital George Washington Hos- 1607 1 g 94_472 L st sw, 1 Morris rd. se. 8D st . 52, Emergency Hospital. Harry A. Goodrich 608 Dennison at: n.e. James Hell. 50. 2 Louisa Hawkin; Gallinger Hospital. Grace Butler Gallinger Hosp Infant Clarence Hall. Children's Hosbital, Infant Jone: 1631 Euclid s Infant Brooks. Freedmen's Hospital. - 50 Wisconsin ave. Musk Oxen Return. For the first time in 100 years musk oxen were born recent, ki LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 am. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BILL of Taree dznngunnlmn yesterday. Ith’ and Co] 30 and £:45 am. Phone Emerson 0450, afier 8o pm. BULL. female. black and whi hairless spot on right side. Phone Shep herd - W. BRIEF CASE—Sunday. near Sibley Ho: pital; contents valuable to owner only . No questions. Pnone Georgia (:An oDlack kidsking in cab picked up g En tury D. 6 turday, LLIE DOG, d white seen vicinity fmw hlock 2nd ave. Md.. t 4 DO(}—-“lre~h1lred terrier. ms dle coat. sli white ring grclock, in herd 2514, akoma Park. Reward. Shep- Sus i Tig b Tramer It tound. Bions Cle\elnnd 1900 Reward. | GREYHOUND. male; M | Rew | covery._ information _Phone_Cl H.mumn in- . 1979.” Re- < | WRIST WATCH—Lady's. B’ulovl wmte Id case and bracelet: inder Fluu Feiutg, rd. n.w. o cal Columhll ATCH. | Sunday. about | B Congressiona) Library o vielmty in direction_to Mt. Ple : d. Address Box $50.00 REWARD. | For the return of platinum wrist watch, | rectangular shape. set with 90 diamonds and & marauls stones. Lost March 13, be 3 P s and lower Conn.'ave. Notify Nichols Oo Lost. on T st. se. (Anacostia). Sunday morning. female Boston bull terrier. bri dle. genuine screw ti white markin between eyes. on throat and chest. ged 14 mon! ‘Pegey.”, f returned to T at, ntic 4 m‘\m; Established 1900 SARDO & CO. SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 S303MAAASMANSIZNY For a Regular $150 Funeral 575 No Extras! It has taken 25 years and a steadily increasing volume of business permit the establishing of & price that is extraor- dinary. Deal service is always the same . irrespective of price! WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Ph. LI. 8200-8201 Burial will be in Arlington National | — | April " TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1935. Braths. IAIION HAIY. Georgetown _University pnu\ MARY CBARRON. beloved sister f Mrs. Annie Cunningham and Mrs. izabeth Tansley. ~Funeral from her late residence. 3011 ‘Thursday. March 28 lt - auiem mass at St. Step! 8'amm, “Relatives and Triends nviied 1o attend. Interment Mount Otivet etery. BlANNUIv JAHE! WIH.IAH v Burviving rother, one Margaret 5 p.m. Tesldence: ™ puncral " Interment Hmnnny hlznda invite Suddenty 35, at his ARTHUR AN BRICE Nonce “of services BROWN, FRANK M. On Monday. Mare! 25. 1935 FRANK M. BROWN of '§ n.w. He leaves to mourn their loss fhires brothers. one sister and other tives and frierids. Remains may be s van & chys funeral parlors. N. d R t. n.w., until Wednes- t which time Said 8t Holy" Regeemer Baren” for the Teposs of Bij sen " Tor terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BROWN, MARY ELLEN. On Sunday, . March 24, 1935, at Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital. MARY ELLEN BROWN, daughter _of the late Daniel angd Joanna Brown. Funeral from her late residence, 3400 N st. n.w., Wednesday. Magch 27, at 9:30 am. “Requiem mass st Hoiy Trinity Church at 10 am. . Relatives and friends invited to attend, BROWN, MATTIE WINSTON, Departed this life Saturday. March 03. 10 MATTIE W. . the devoted of the after a lingering illness. STC._BROWN, late Jesie W. Brown. She leaves 1o mourn their 1oss one sin, Richard V. Brown. and other 1elatives a Funeral Wednesday, March .m.. from her late residence. R mith officiating. Services priva terment in Lincoln Cemetery. BURRISS, MAKCELINE M. V. On Tues- day. March 26, 1 at’ her home, Colesvilie "Md " MARCELINES MOV the beloved wife of Elick Burriss, Fu- neral servicesc at the M. E. , Layhill, Md., 2 pm.’ Interment church cemetery. CHOATE. OLIVIA. On Tuesday. aren 1 b her residence. st”n.w. ELLEN beloved Wife of DI Futus Choate Funéral serve ices at the above residence on Friday. March 25, at 11 am. FPriends invited Interment at Rockville Cemetery, 8% THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair with lller tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer; ‘Thursday showers; gentle north end northeast winds, becoming east and | southeast tomorrow. | Maryland and Virginia—Fair to- night and tomorrow, warmer tomor- row: Thursday showers. in extreme tomorrow increasing cloudiness and warmer; showers tomorrow night and Thursday. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Degrees. Inches. 43 29.72 41 29.73 40 29.71 Yesterday— 41 29.72 39 29.84 48 29.86 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 48, noon today. Year ago, 46 Lowest, 39, 6 am. today. 36. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 80, on March 21. Lowest, —2, on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest, 93 per cent, at 8 p.m. yes- terday. Lowest, 45 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. ceeee o 12:34am. «ee 6:03am. 6:56am. .« 12:08 p.m. 1:09 p.m. . T7:08p.m. 8:09 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises, Sets. . 6:04 6:25 6:03 6:26 12:20am. 9:32am. Year ago, Hn;h Sun, today.. Sun, tomorrow. Moon, today. on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1935. Ave. January 3.55 | February 327 | March . 3.5 327 3.70 413 471 4.01 3.24 2.84 May . June July August September October . November . 237 | December . 332 Weather In anmu Cmu Tempera- o ture. - [ETIEL T Stations. IUNH om0 yau_ 5w ¥ H H c * o gepinsak Abilene, Tex. N. Baitimore. Birmingham Galveston. Tex. Helena, Mox;\l . FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) London. England Plrli Prance Austria ' J Germany SRratar spain (Noon, Greenwich time. today.) Horta (Fayal). Azores.. 60 Cloudy (Current observations.) Georges. Bermuda .. S«n Juan Puerto Rict Havana, Cuba, Colon, Canal Zofe ", Cloudy An Easy Way to Refinance and Remodel! the funds at ntal and take or More to Repay Your LOAN N On D. C. Real Estate Only ORIENTAL Building Association, No. 6 600 F Street N.W. Telephone National 2162 Commissions Member of 'e ral Home Lau nus ystem, the l umbia Buil | lowest temperature about 38 degrees West Virginia—Fair, slightly warmer | west portions tonight; | Automobile lights must be turned | On Monday. ll.rch ‘H Cfll.llll‘; AMY 1. i Braths. O Sunday, March 24, AMY 1.° COLBERT. the beloved wife ot Alphetis Colbert and mother of Rosetta. George. Leyl. Paul. Helen and Colbert, Puneral Wednesday, March from Shiloh M. E. Church, Shilon, AT e ng e Wornest Jarvia fune You st. n.w. coon" FRED. On !lturdly March at Mount Alto Hospital, FRED e on Wednesday. " Refatives and. friends Interment Arlington National Cemetery. DAVIS, Rufh Holland. e MCGIHY!I 9th and wenmm- .w. Notice of funeral later. DOUGLAS, WILLIAM A. Departed this life, after a long iliness, !undl! March [LLIAM A. IGLAS. He Teaves to_mourn_their lon s loving mother, Fannie Barnes; one brother, William Barnes. nd other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Blrnes & Matthews funeral home. 614 4(h s.w. Puneral Thursday. March 1'%im. from Flood's Goipel Mission. 15t st. between E and D s.w.. Rev. officiating. Inlzrment Lincoln Memo- Tial Cemetery. ECKSTEIN nAn! A. _on s-uxdn New York City. in MARY A mEkeiEity Nved "Si- yoars gaughter of Mary E. Btout and the late Glavin. ° Funeral Wednesday. lech 27. at 10 am. from 8t Catholic’ churrn Alexandrie. Va. terment St. Mary's Cemetery, andria. FAIRFAX. JORN, day. March 25 JOHN PAIRYAX hrlomfl husband o Este]h Fairfax of 131 T st. n.w Remains at Prazier's funeral home, 84 I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. In- Alex- FORD. IRMA. on March t her residence. Wi 1 mains at Frazier's funeral home. R. L ave. n.w. Notice of funeral GEORGE. On Saturday. March 2 E FRANKLIN of 1439 st. nw dwlr(!d this life, son of George_and Mary Franklin. husband of Alice Prlnklm and father of George Pranklin. jr. Funeral Thursday, March Py rom Fraziers 'funeral i 2 Interment dn *Nattonal Gemetery. " Bringas fivieed: 27 GRICE. HASSIE. On Thursday. March 21, at_Tuberculosis Hospital, HAS- SIE GRICE. He leaves to mourn his departure one niece. Mrs. Jessie Yeager. He also lraves other reiat T Rhines funersi Chapet Sra BiS. sW Funn«l Wednesday. from the abov chapel. “Inicrment Arimteon Cemeters, HANLEIX. ADOLPH. On Monday. March 3, ADOLPH HAN SLEIN of <ue X and of the late Louisa S Hanlein ‘and peloved fathes of Sophie H. Skinner and May F. Crown. brother of Julia J. Hanlein and grandfather of Rutl Cleland. Funeral f Chambers Co. southeast i on Wednes Relatives and Triends “ate “invited. Intermenc Fors Lincoin Cemetery. 26 “\Rl’ \lll!l‘ilr'l‘ On Sun- &n late ~ residence. on Wednesday, March 52 aton: i thence to St. Dominic’s Church, where requem mass will be sung at_10 oclock for the repose of her soul. Rel- atives and friends invit Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery HOPKINS, FRANK DAVIS. on 'Nuday March 24, 2t his residence Holivave- Takome P: M RANK DAVIS HOPKINS. "huband o the Iais Sally F. Hopkins and father of, Frank J. Hopkins. ng Hines Co.s STl home. et Si4th N of funeral later. st n JOHNSON, EDIT Departed this lite on March 1110 pm., Friday. a¢ Preedmen ¢« Hospiral BDITH JGHA: SON beloved wite of ‘Henrs Jonnson. daughter of Mrs. Es rayson. loving mother of Mildred Owens and mother of Ravmond Johnson. She leaves two grandchildren. two aunts, one uncle, stepfather - from her sw., am: ting at her late Funeral Wed- p.m ¥ Bethe] Bapiist "Church, 2nd and 3rd sts. n.w.. Rev. 1ating . PATRICK M 1945 8t his s PATRICK M N ioved husband of Catherine (nee O'Donnell) and father of Kennedy. 8. J_ Pu residence on’ Thur: Marc! thence to Holy Comfo! K. W. Kennedy John' 8. om| {Bkion Grove. Ma. MARY 'ALICE COMEE. beloved Wife of tie late 8. Larcombe sr. Tal Wednesday. March 27, from her late home. ' Interment Hill Cemetery. Washington. D. C. OMAS. On Mo AL Bis residence, endon. Va.. ' Ji John A E a alker' Tnterment Walker's Ch«vel Cemetery. 26 PINKARD, JACOB. On Sunday. March 24, 105 JACOB PINKARD of Ix6 M St. n.w.. son of the late Jacob and Maria Pinkard, brother of Mrs. Edith Clem- ons and John Pinkard. Puneral Wed- | Y March nun ELI WILLIAM. _ On Monday. 25_10:5. ELT WILLIAM. beloved humlnd of Lula Belle Prime (nee Chiam bers). . Remains resting at the W W. s ‘Co. Tuneral home. 1500 Cha- Bin s Notice of funeral later. (Baltimore. Md.. papers please copy.) RANKIN. Wi v ly. on Tuesday. Marci LIAM MATTHEW, beloved_husband of Rankin Hogan o this city. Services and interment at Richmond, V JAMES T. On Tuesday. March t Emergency Hospital, JAMES husband of Eliz- | T Abeth Roberson and_father of and Albert Perry Roberson. dence. = Testing a C neral home, 1404 Chapin st. n.w. tice of funeral later. Suddenly. on Sunday Lula May i No- Chnmbers Co. Sou'nen( funeral home. 11th st. se. on Wednesday, March at 8:30 am: thence to St. Peter's Catholic Church.’ 2nd and C sts. se.. where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Intermen: at Mount Olivet Cemetery. SMITH. ELEANOR E. Suddenly, on Sun- day,'March 4 1935, near Annapolis. M R E. SMITH__beloved deughter of Mary C. Smith Diehl and the late Arthur R. Smith and sister of h and Wayne E. Smith. the W. W. Chambers Co. e *Tor the repose nd friends are at Mount Olivet tive invited. Interment Cemetery. !HI'I'H JAMES E. On Sunday. March 24, 3338 Sherman ave. n Ji SMITH, beloved husband of Sarah Carrol Smith. father of Har; o VQY . Smith Andnzrom Noble and s Smit Gutre funeral home, at 9:30 a.m. Wed e Augisting's Catholie Chure. where high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. SMITH, JAMES E. Memvers of !hr ‘Young Men's Immediate Relief A: Tequested to attend the fu; E 8 . on_Wednesday. Mar St.| Augustine’s church 15th st. between L anc M “rHOMAS. HOLLAND, Bresident, E. M. SMITH. Secretary. SNELLINGS. SAMUEL EDWARD. On Monday. March 25, 19:35. at Children’s Hospital. SAMUEL EDWARD. the be- loved son of Samuel and Ruth A. Snell- ings (nee Carver) Funeral services at the residence of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam A. Carver. 756 1ith on Wednesday. March 27. at 3 p.m. - Relatives and friends are invited | Interment Congressional | S'I‘EWAI’I‘ AM' VIIGINM On_Mon- 015, at her residence, r' 34 MY VIRGINIA STEW- Hr S uite Beihe Iate Jonn Stewart and beloved mother of Mrs Mattie Pinkney and ma Mae Whitiow. Funeral Thursday, March 2K . from Peoples Congregational . between fith and 7th sts. ment Arlington National C>metery. THOMAS. ANNA. On Saturday, March 195, n‘na» nm.ou St. Elizabeth’s D he W, ED west_end funeral Dll’lol’. 28th st. Dimuberion e nw. Funeral Wednes- fll)’- March from the Mount Zion E. Church at 2 p.m. Rev. J. E, Brows officiating, ~ Interment Moui Zion Cemetery. L N Remains resting he $fines Co."Tuneral home. S001 14th . nw. ineral services at the Columbll Helghts Ohristian Church. Park rd, be- tween 14t J5th sis. on Wednes. ar 2:30 p.m, Sleawooa Gemetery. [\ Flood | Mary's | foster | | Joseph E. | Re = Braths. R. JOI ay. Mart WALKE! .J HN. M 5&“’ "“"-‘Efi 2‘, Jgan, Vie Ca m; Ghureh wennnflu. Mazch 378k WOODFORD. SPENCER. Bat nunzv 1555wt Bia rerdente. S W ICER WOODFORD, Joved Hisband of Lucy Woodrora " Be sides his wii leaves to mourn their loss three tere, Mrs, Alta Ward and the Misses Janie and Louise Wood- fora: Ave minters. two brothers and many other relatives and friends. ° Puneral Cryices At the McGuire funeral’ home: st. n.w.. Wedne: 2 IL 1 pm. Relutives lnd ,thdl In Memortam, BRADFORD. FLORENCE. A tribute love to the memoéy ol'le’ dear mother, d {his lfe Bve years ago today, 3 of e had a smile for every one, Alwun Jfaithtul and true, dea r mother, and take your I nedded you_ hut God kn HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, JOHNSON. (:Allm"‘n FRANCIS B JR. Sacred to o1y of our beloved pal. FRA! CARRO] who un Jr., Bie ears ago Goday March 267 19 A cherished friend we'll never !ou" HIS DEVOTED FRIENDS, THELMA Al CORKY. LADYI iCIS B. LL. g"l left a‘» five years ago today. Eternal rest lnm unto him, O Lord: Let perpetual light shine upon him. Am ‘THE PA on MILY. * CLIFFORD, GEORGE W. 1In rmrm- brance of our father. GEORGE W. CLIF- FORD. who departed this life ou Mot HIS SON AND DAUGHTER. PAUL AND cnowr‘m\' GEORGE H. In fond mem- ory of our dear son. CROMPTON. who depirted this, lifé four years ago today. March 26, He had a smile for every nnu. A heart as pure as sold: To_those who knew and loved him His memory will never grow od. Morxm D DODGE, WILBUR E. In loving m-m-r' weetest it "tefow® BODDY BODGE. “who “passed” avay Tour senrs g0 today, March 26, 1931, Gone are his steps I loved so dear, Silent his voice 1 loved to hea Too far away for sieht or speech. But not too far for my thoughts to reach. 1cannot forset vou, dear Budds. Though long may seem the In°0lr hearts sweet memory’ jingérs Always we l'm remember you. MO ADDY__ SISTERS AND GRANDMA JORNSON: * DUNCAN. SUSIE (GRIGSBY). A tribute f e memory of my dear mother GRIGBEY, DUNCAN who ds: paried this life sixteen years ago today. March 26, Sixteen lnn( years and still T miss her. Some may think the wound is healed; But_they little know the sorrow That lies \Hmn my heart concealed ‘OTED DAUGHTER_MARIE PIERC] DEVS AND GR.ANDCHILDM’N HATTON, WILLIAM SUMTER. In loving remembrance of my dear husband, LIAM SUMTER HATTON, who died one JOHNSON. MAUD. 1In loving_memory of my dear sister.” MAUD JOHNBON. geparted his life one year ago, Marc Gone. but_ not_foreotten HER . ROSA CLIPPER. * KELLY, wu.! uw c In sad but loving jemembrance of our desr husband father. WILLIAM C. who_di parted this 1 e two years ago toda arc| HIS DEVOTED' WIFE AND DAUGH- TERS. LEAVELL. CHARLES WILLIAM. On Sat- urday. ‘March 6. 19: my buddy, CHARLES WiLLiAM TEAVELL, Three years ago since you went away, But o me it seems only 8 day 5 LEWIS. MARY. In loving remembrance of our dear mother MARY LEWIS. who departed this life four yea 2y, March 26, 1931 We lost & life companion, A life linked with our own. And day by day we miss you more As we walk through life alone. years today you have gone, voice we loved 15 stilied But death has left a loneliness Which never can be filled. Our hearts still ache with sadness Qur eves shed many tears God only knows how we miss you At the end of four sad vears THE PAMILY. * A. 1In_loving memory Crurhter "LUCY A MAN ARA. 00 atParted ihis, life “thr years ago today. March * My heart still aches l'flh uu ees, My eves shed many a tea: God only kncws how 1 miss you At the end of three sad vears HER LOVING MOTHER. ago0 Fou MANGOLD. MARY ELIZABETH MORGAN. Y ELIL ANGOLD. who departed this If one year ago today. March 26. 1934. No_ one knows how much we miss you, No one knows our bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you— Life has never been the same. EVOTED MOTHER, FATHER AND BROTHER In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly tender, fond and tru her 0 do HER DEVOTED SONS. ARLE. wrlm:fl' ELLA THOMPSON. 1In_lov- \gmemprance of my {riend ELLA THOMPSON MERRIETT, who left FiXtoen Sears AgG today. March 26. 1918. Flowers may wither, leaves fall and die; Though others forget you, never & LOUT! CARL NAUMANN. JAMES C. (JUNIE). In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son and %rolher JAMES C. (JUNTE) NAU- ATANN. ‘who leIl us four years ago today. March 26, 1031, ‘Tod: our hearts are heavy, Our thoughts are all of thee. While in your grave you ulmly sleep. '_{gere 18 l':ic\ a s % 6;.!0( ua tw in you DADDY. MOTHER AND RICHARD. * PITCHER, ARTHUR. In memory of our dear brother and son. ARTHCR PITCH- ER. who passed away four years ago today, March 26. 1931 So far and yet so nea yowder land. “'61-_.‘?« hand to_hand. %D CELEANOR PITCHER. ANNA P. LEWIS, SOMERS, SADIE C. 'In loving remem- brance’ of our dear mother and aunt. SADIE C. SOMERS. 0 departed mu fife four years ago tnday. March HER SON. FRANK. AND NIECE, SADIE. STEPHENSON. WILLIAM, & In lovins memory of ‘WILLIA HENSON. who lld}‘\m. e seurs ato 1odas Marth 26, 1930 ne.but notforgotten DEARSST FRIEND. JESSTE WATERS, * THOMPSON. MARTHA. In 'ovm re- membrance of my dear mother. MAR- THA THOMPSON. who departed this life threc years ago toda: 28, 1932, On s Where the flowers softly w Lies the one I love 50 dearly, In her lonely. silent grave. Softly at night the stars are shining h e 1y srave. hillside._gently aleepin Whom'T love. ‘ut could mot sav For_there was an angel band in heaven That was not quite comple TR TR VAtaBL Seat o mother o 5 DAUGHTERS. ELIZABETH GANIES. AN EDWARD, LUICE THOMPSON., WARD. MARY G. In loving remembrance of our dearly beloved mother. MARY WARD, departed this life umvo years FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original speéri.l establishment Natonal 2s0n 1 St. N. V. ALMUS R. SPEARE Shucceeding_the Original Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. Decatur 6242, " 1623 Conn. Ave. " J. 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