Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1935, Page 14

LEADER N CHURCH WORK DIES AT Mrs. L. Jennie Kellogg, Ta- koma Park, Long Seventh Day Adventist. Mrs. L. Jennie Kellogg, 91, a life- long leader in the Seventh Day Ad- ventist Church, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Lewis, 200 Flower avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Mrs. Kellogg had been a resident of Washington and nearby Maryland since 1917. Mrs. Kellogg was born in Erie County, N. Y., a daughter of the late Hazeal Manning Ayars and Cor- nelia Stanbrough Ayars. Her father and mother were pioneers in the establishing of the Seventh Day Ad- ventist faith in this country. Upon marrying Alonzo F. Kellogg Mrs. Kellogg moved to Michigan, where she and her husband continued their church activity. Mr. Kellogg died in 1900, Mrs. Kellogg came here in 1917 and at once became active in the Seventh Day Adventist Church in ‘Takoma Park. At various times she has been clerk, teacher and librarian of that church. She also was a mem- ber of the W. C T U, but about two years ago was forced to give up most of her church and organization work. Three months ago she fell in her home and suffered a fracture of the right leg. She never recovered from this injury. | Mrs Kellogg is survived by her daughter, Mrs Lewis, an adopted | son. Charles Kellogg of Oregon, and | a brother, Arnold John Ayars of Kalamazoo, Mich. Funeral services will be held Sat- | urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Co- lumbia Hall, Takoma Park. CHIEF MINE INSPECTOR, VIRGINIA, DIES AT 79 Alex G. Lucas, 20 Years in derv- ice, Began Useful Career in Mine as Boy of 9. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, April 18.—Alex G.| Lucas. who got his first job in the Midlothian Mine at the age of 9 years | and rose to the position of chief mine | inspector for the State Department of Labor and Industry, died at his home here late yesterday. He was 79. | He had held the place of chief inspector for 20 years and was said to be very successful in securing ob- servance of mine labor laws. Funeral services will be held at the | home of a daughter at 3:30 p.m.| today. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Five daughters survive. Man Assaulted and R;Jbbed. Eppis Taylor, 57, colored, 132 V street. was assaulted and robbed of a | watch and chain last night in the 400 block of New York avenue. Police later arrested John Williams, 22, colored, 2000 block of Georgia ave- nue, and reported recovery of the property. Williams was identified by Taylor as his assailant, police said. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dance, North Carolina State So- elety, Shoreham Hotel, 9 p.m. Meeting, Thirteen Club, Willard Hotel, 8 pm. Supper meeting, Lido Civic Club, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, Medical Arts Society, Uni- versity Club, 7 pm. Buffet supper, Amity Club, Hamil- ton Hotel, 8 p.m. Dance, Indiana State Bhoreham Hotel, 9 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon District of Columbia Bankers’ Association, Willard Hotel, 12:15 p.m. Luncheon, Merchants and Manu- facturers’ Association, Hamilton Ho- tel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University Club, 12:30 pm. Soclety, Luncheon, round table, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Phi Delta Phi ternity, University Club, 1 p.m. Fra- Panel discussion by the Susan B. Anthony Forum. “The Status of ‘Women,” Y. W.C. A, 8 pm. THE ONLY ““EXPENSIVE" PAINT AT !Edward Ambler, |a railway guard in Japan who has Rites Tomorrow RETIRED SECTION CHIEF'| DIES AT HOME. CHARLES T. CHAPLINE, Retired section chief of the General Accounting Office, who never in his 49 years’ service took a day of sick leave, will be buried Saturday in Shepherdstown, W. Va., his birth- place, after private services at his home, 4407 Iowa avenue, tomorrow at 7 pm. Mr. Chapline, son of Judge Joseph A. Chapline of West Virginia. died at his residence yes- terday at 72, Mr, Chapline Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Whitaker Chep- line: & Grushter, Miss Géace Chap- line, and a son, Joseph, all of this city. PROMINENT VIRGINIA LAWYER-FARMER DIES Front Royal, Whose Wife Died in Decem- ber, Succumbs at 81. By the Associated Press. FRONT ROYAL, Va. April 18— | Edward Ambler, 81, of Fiont Royal, | last of his generation of a prominent Virginia family, died yesterday in a | ‘Winchester hespital. He was an a torney, farmer and director of the | Marshall National Bank & Trust Co., Marshall, Va. His wife, Mrs. Eliza- | beth Lyon Ambler, died in December. He is survived by a son, James C. | Ambler, Manassas; two daughiers, | Mrs. W. Maddux Thompson, the wife of Comdr. Thompson of the United States Navy, Lyon Village, and Mrs. Carl C. Gillespie. Bluefield, Va. The funeral will be held today at 3 p.m. from Old Leeds Church, Hume. Needs Tea and Tobacco. Tea and tobacco are necessities of | life, according to a man, working as just celebrated his 107th birthday. | J. FRANK KELLY, INC. —q THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. 0. B. MAGRUDER IS DEAD AT AGE OF 72 Two Daughters and Son Survive North Woodside Woman, Who Was Ill Six Weeks. Special Dispatch to The Star. NORTH WOODSIDE, Md., April 18. —Following an {illness of six weeks, Mrs. Margaret Graham Magruder, 12, widow of Oliver B. Magruder, died ‘Tuesday night. at her home here. She is survived by two daughtess and a son, Mrs. Ralph 8. Bubb of this place, and Mrs. William A. Lesher and Oliver burial to be in St. John's Cemetery, Beltsville, Md. Mrs. Magruder, who was before her marriage & Miss Graham, was a native of Northumberland, Pa., and before coming here 11 years ago lived in ‘Washintgon about 25 years. Her hus- band died last August. NERVAL TO SPEAK Gaston Nerval, former Bolivian diplomat and writer on Latin Ameri- can affairs for The Evening Star, will address the Washington Public Af- fairs Forum tomorrow at 8 pm. at 3034 P street. Author of the recent successful WIFE OF ELDER DIES Iliness of Several Years Ended for Mrs. Moore, Richmond. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., April 18.—Mrs. Linnie Tucker Moore, wife of Rev. James W. Moore, presiding elder of the Richmond district, Methodist Epis- copal Church South, died last night after an iliness of several years. Funeral services will be held this afternoon. She is survived by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Lucy Fowler of Denver, and a daughter, Mrs. L. G. Odom of Petersburg. D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1935. G. Magruder, both of Washington. The funeral will take place at 3:30 o'clock _tomorrow afternoon from Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside, WONDERFUL! The Golden Opportunities in Our Colden Jubilee Anniversary Sale— Are of interest to everybody in and around Washington. The fiftieth birthday should be a nota- ble event in the life of any business— and it has challenged our best efforts and widest resources to arrange a sale worthy of the occasion. Of course, we cannot offer you any- thing better than “Furniture of Merit.” There isn’t any better made. We can rearrange prices, however, and that'’s precisely what we have done— abrigded them radically —so that whatever you buy—be it a Living Room Suite, a Dining Room Suite, Bedroom Suite or any Gccasional Piece, you'll be buying a genuine bargain, one that you’ll always value for its intrinsic worth and be happy with because of the actual saving in real money on the purchase. Prosperity Is Returning. Little Mosambique reports that prosperity is returning. book, “Autopsy of the Monroe Doc- trine,” Mi. Nerval will discuss the topic, “Is the Monroe Doctrine Dead?"” "“Darling, I'm so glad our : Sy home is Modernized. Lot of folks are saving this now, thanks to FHA and Kelly's liberal finance plan. A complete liable contractor. and only one bill to pay! Repairs or renov' ing orders handled in the same Let J. Frank Kelly, Inc., handle your financing. We will arrange a plan of liberal payments to suit your in- home. No obligations are in- curred by you. Call Mr. JACK, at J. FRANK ELLY LUMBER 2121 GA,AVE, NOrth 1341 LOW COST 1s oo, DURAFILM INTERIOR Don’t stop at immediate needs—look ahead into the future—and take ad- vantage of the “Golden Opportunities” of the Golden Jubilee Anniversary Sale. If you wish, we’ll defer delivery of your selections until any later time. BUT BUY NOW — and MAKE THIS GENEROUS SAVING. It’s the biggest event in our Fifty Years —and we have had some notable sales, as you will recall. Nothing like this, however, in variety — value — and real savings. Besides all that is the Golden Anniversary Free Coupon Do you realize just what that means? With every purchase you make during the Golden Jubilee Anniversary Sale you are given one of the Premium Coupons representing 107 of that pur- chase and redeemable in merchandise for its face value. You can use the Coupons now—or at any time up to and including, December 31, 1935. Only the purchase with which the Premium Coupons are issued must be made during the Golden Jubilee Sale. And here is something else. After 86 years, Lucas has answered the house- wife’s prayer with a lovely finish in light shades that are completely washable. The invention of Durafilm is such a triumph that it hardly seems believable. Actually this delicate egg-shell finish is unmarred by match scratches. It literally defies medicines and flying fat, and pencil marks. Nothing can happen to this interior finish that you can’t wash off with soap and water. Now do you see why Durafilm is sold only in light colors? Of course everyone wants pastel shades. Of course you want a quiet finish without glare. But only when you buy Durafilm can you have all these things, and keep it looking If this seems too good to be lovely for year after year. true, just stop in and make us demonstrate the match scratches and the pencil marks for you. See for yourself how easily they wash off. Then ask to see a color card. There’s a shade for every room. Choice of White, Ivoire, Old Ivory, Ls. Buff, Lettuce Green, Apple Green, Powder Blue, Orchidand French Gray See Your Lucas Dealer Today! WASHINGTON, D C. per Co. 7th Street, N. W. 1221 E Street, N. W. R. M. Brown 7th and N Streets. N W. $. Hutcher Paint and Hdwe. 3rd end Keanedy Streets, N. W. ANACOSTIA, 0. C. J. F. Campbell 213 Good Hope Ross ANNAPOLIS, MD. Sodier Hardware Ce. Every visitor to the store is welcome to place his or her name in a locked box, and at the close of the sale, a disinter- ested party will draw out a name, to whom will be presented ABSOLUTELY FREE—a Golden Stripe Mattress and Springs—the value of which is §125 We are doing big things on this Golden Birthday—and we want you to share in them. Make Use of a Charge Account—You Are : Welcome! OUSE & HERRMANN Seventh & Eye Sts. 8433.35 Georgia Ave. Georgia Avenue Store is Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock 126 - 128 Deck Sirest OpeN ERIDAY AND SATURDAY. NIGH TiLL 9:30 If you can find 3140 714 12TH. ™M STORES 1. - - BLADENSBURG ROAD, N.W. ST.. S N.w. it anywhere for less, return it unused and we will refund your money: Large Chamois 17¢ for cleaning your automobile or for 12x18 Inches.. Good grade household use. oth Chemically tr, absorb_dust :n.dugl:l? ithout “scratehing. Removes gre ase, 8rime. stains from Save Money on Motor Oil! CROSS ¢ i/ quart oil. 5-Gal. Cross Country Oil Coupon Book, for === Coupon Book good for 5 gal- lons of finest 100% Pure Penn- PZ%Z3ad sylvania Oil. 1 plus 1c tax a quart for this 35¢ 75 Plus 20c Tos You pay 13%¢ In your automobile or container. New Automobile Glass Draft The modern ventilation for your car. Note the low price. “Superette, Jr.” TWIN AUTO AIR HORNS 82.35 Loud two-tone warning. Operates on automobile in- take mani- fold. 13-Plate Battery —~ Full 12-Month Policy 270 "o Your \ quick start every time and ample power with these dependable, full 13- plate, 12-month Automobile Batteries. Auto Gear Shift Ball, I Perfect! Tested! I Spark Plugs 15¢ Imagine-high- grade, perfect, tested spark plugs at a price as low ras 15c each g [t will save you money tc change your plugs now a Sears Automobile Tow 3 Cable 4c | Rubber. easy erip Tearshift balls for all ears. Automobile Mops Regular 95¢ mop for washing cars. Water flows through the [ mop.... WE TEST AND RECHARGE ALL MAKES OF BATTERIES Note Sears LOW Prices on ALLSTATE CRUSADER TIRES Guaranteed for 12 Full Months Against Anything That Can Possibly Hap- pen to an Auto Tire! We invite comparison between these splendidly made, SAFE tires, at these Strikingly LOW Prices. Every tire sold with 12 Months Written Guar- antee, 20x 20x 4.40-20 | 4.50-20 __3.981 .19 29x 4.75-20 75 ‘.;5‘;-'2[ 5.00-19 <79 28x 5.25-18 as s1x 5.00-21 56 0x 20x 5.25-20 | 5.50-19 Real leather key cases, Popular size and well made. Two-Purpose Grease ) Cold Crest grease for pressure gun or for hub_caps. Keep glare and sun out of your eyes. Big value. Cholce new- est styles. Chomium plated. Well made. Visor Mirror 25¢ Clamps on Sun Bhsor. Just what every 18d7 Chrome Bumper Bars Ea. Chrome plat- ed. Newest st r eamline style. Extra values. Valve Grinding Any one can do _a good joh h thi