Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1935, Page 9

MISS M. E. WIMER DIES IN BAY STATE Central High School Teacher 25 Years Succumbs at Gloucester, Mass. Miss Martha E. Wimer, 67, for more than 25 years a teacher at Central W. & J. Sloane High School here, died Bunday at oloueum Mass,, following & long 1ll- monl services will pe held tomor- row at Gloucester, with burial in Con- gressional Cemetery here at an unde- termined later date. Miss Wimer attended Goucher Col- lege in Baltimore, cont{nuing her work at the Sorbonne, in France. In 1926 she received an A. B. degree from George Wi University. Surviving are her father, James B. ‘Wimer; a sister, Miss Marie E. Wimer, both of Washington, and another sis- ter, Mrs, James B. Rorer, of Rio Bam- ba, Ecuador. Boys Demonstrate Steps. Boys of Sheltenham (England) Col- lege recently gave a physical training display to demonstrate that dance steps and music can be included with- out detracting from the value of the exercises. 711 Twelfth Street The August Sale Is Making “Bargain” History In a Store-Wide Event—featuring productions of our own Company of Master Craftsmen and some four or five contemporary makers of America’s finest furniture. BEDROOM SUITES Of period and modern designs—all displaying the significant symbol—the Four-Leaf Clover price tag. $325 Directoire group. nut and maple—effectively propor- tioned pieces, of simple design give it a charm that is most appealing—and Full-size bed, chest, dressing table, with hanging mirror; bedside practical. table, chair and bench. August Sale Price. $390 American Colonial Group—a W. & J. Sloane production—featured in open stock which leaves one free to se- lect any number of pieces. mahogany construction, old red finish, Each piece is an individual copy of a French wal- is superior. size bed. *155 Genuine ment to the celebrated antique; or a clever adapta- tion. Your selection of pieces will give you a suite similar in design and effect to that furnishing bed rooms in historic homes throughout America. An eight- piece group, including twin beds. August Sale Price. ....... $210 Early American Group of solid Direct copies of an adap- tation from original antiques. Mellow tone which has made maple the peer of all woods, and worn edges and pegged construction carry out the antiquity of The finest maple grown in America, and the finest craftsmanship achieved on this conti- nent. By arrangement with the makers ‘open stock” from which such &'heces as you wish may be selected. ere are five designs in beds, with chests, chests on chests, tavern type, knee-hole and regular dressing tables; many types of bedside tables, bureaus, chairs and mirrors. Full suite of eight rock maple. the conception. “o it is pieces. August Sale Price........ $625 Queen Anne Group,made by our own Mastercraftsmen, in genuine wal- nut, with figured walnut on drawer fronts and bed panels. The injectien of the late William and Mary influence into the design adds a note of special charm. Suite combines eight pieces, with twin beds. Augyst Sale Price.......a full-size bed, 250 and bench. elry. beds. type. *179 Soft, amber mirrors. ‘425 August Sale Price. . placed. Seven pieces. August Sale Price.......« August Sale Price. . August Sale Price. ....... August Sale Price........ Eight-piece group. August Sale Prick. . $1,150 Hepplewhite Suite, of satin- wood, with rosewood bands and floral decorations, hand executed in oil. superb creation than with which none A Seven pieces, with full- 2575 $650 Eighteenth Century Group in fruitwood, effective with simple decora- tions that will give impressive refine- rooms into’ which it is *325 $470 Suite of the 18th Century French School; beautifully decoratlve seven pieces— painted and glazed, commode, with hanging mirror; chest, dressing table, with hanging mirror; bedside table, chair .. 235 $675 F;ench Hepplewhite group; combination of mahogany and satin wood; with the delicate lines and the execution one associates with rare jew- Eight pieces, including twin 375 $800 Modern Suite—with the grace and charm of the 18th Century design —featured with handsomely propor- tioned pieces and the utilization of burl elm and zebrawood—the hanging mir- rors are of the crystal 395 $725 Adam Suite, fruitwood con- struction inlaid with tulip wood bands. Delicate of line, graceful in proportions —but sturdily built. table is a most practical piece, pro- vided with generous drawer space. The dressing , finish; artistic hanging . %570 The Three Best of the BROADLOOM CARPETS Please remember that ““broadloom’” merely means what the term implies— made on broad looms. You must discriminate in broadloom makes. These three are of the best known—and known to be of the best. ; lustrous ice of many rich colors—and 9, 12, 15 and 18 ft. widths. Regular Price $595 sq. yd. 4.95 Heavy, du&oflh A tufted, long-wearin; broadloom, of unusus depth, bean .nd wear. In the wan ors—and_ 9, 12 and 15 ft. widfln. Regular Price $450 sq. yd. $3—4§ A new broadloom weave of twisted yarns, creating an inte weave, Choice of popular colors— 9, 12 and 15 ft. widths. Regular Price $6.25 3q. yd. 8550 While shopping here park your car at our expense at the Capital _ Garage, Sdoetlou mde now vrlll be held for later delivery upon payment ol Chrge Accmmh will be opened upon request, and convenient terms W. &J. SLOANE 711 Twelfth DIs. 7262 PARK POLICEMAN DIES HERE AT 64 J. P. Stedehouder, Veteran of Two Armies, Was Hyatts- ville Resident. Special Dispatch to The Star, HYATTSVILLE, Md., August 7.— Park Policeman John P. Stedehouder, 64, a Spanish-American War veteran, of 71 Shepherd street, died in Mount Alto Hospital, Washington, yesterday of heart trouble. Born in Holland, he came to this country when 19 years of age, after 21 years’ service in Dutch Guiana as a soldier. He first settled in Jowa, working on a cattle ranch and later driving a mail stage coach. He joined the United States Army at Fort Sheridan, Il was sent to the Philippines and saw service in China during the Boxer rebellion. After being promoted to the rank of master sergeant he left the Army 23 years ago. Since that time he has resided in Hyattsville and vicinity. Before be- coming a member of the park police force he worked as a guard at the Smithsonian Institution and as a printer at the Bureau of Engraving. He is survived by his widow, the former Miss Hannah E. Bell of Chi- cago, and & son, Joshua Stendehouder, of Washington. Funeral services will be held Priday | ds of Columbia—Rain this afternoon, tonight and possibly tomor- row morning; not quite so cool tomor- afternoon; moderate southeast winds tonight, shifting to west to- MOrrow. Maryland—Cloudy, with rain to- night and probably in central and east portions tomorrow morning; slowly rising temperature tomorrow afternoon. Virginia—Cloudy, with occasional rain in central and east portions to- night and probably tomorrow morn- ing; slowly rising temperature in cen- tral and north portions tomorrow. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, wx showers in north portion tonight morrow generally fair; not much change in temperature. River Shenandoah muddy today. Repors for Last 24 Hours. YmeDa‘" 3 Toda; I - 85 2007 4 2 a rs. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) !l‘helt 80, at 3 p.m. yesterd: Year t noon today. Year ago, 61. 98, on July 20. Lowest. —2. on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 90 per cent, at 11 p.m. yester- {mun 35 per cent. at 3:45 p.m. yes- morning at Gasch’s funeral home, | terday. here, followed by interment with mili- tary honors in Arlington National Cemetery. WASHINGTON RESIDENT FOR 22 YEARS EXPIRES J. Frank Booth Had Been Crit- ically Ill Since November. Funeral Tomorrow. J. Frank Booth, 59, a resident of ‘Washington for 22 years, died yester- day at his home, 1405 Girard street, after a long illness. He had been critically ill since last November. Mr. Booth was a salesman for the De Laval Co., manufacturers of farm equipment in New York. He was a member of the Mount Pleasant Ma- sonic Lodge and the Calvary Meth- odist Episcopal Church. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Elsie Booth; a brother, Alex Booth, of Baltimore; a sister, Mrs. Maggie Wells, of Easton, Md.. two sons, James, of Lynchburg. Va. and W. H. Booth, of Roanoke, two daugh- ters, Mrs. Margaret Davis, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Robert H. McNeil, of Blacks- burg, Va, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Easton, Md. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery there. MRS. MARY A. O’NEILL DIES AT HOME HERE | ;: Mrs. Mary Agnes O'Neill, 60, of 2013 New Hampshire avenue died yes- terday at her home after a long ill- ness. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 6:30 a.m. from Chambers’ funeral home, followed by mass at St. Paul's Church. Interment will be in Mount St. Mary's Cemetery, Flushing, Long Island. Surviving are her husband, Harry O'Neill, a retired Government em- ploye; a son, Harry B. O'Neill; a daughter, Mrs. Agnes McBrair, all of ‘Washington, and another daughter, Mrs. Mary Metzger of New York. ort' A burial, ' park of aéir./i7 loveliness Tide Tables. i and (Purnisned by un“!:&"%:;u Coast | & ll pm. 1 mobile hts must be t nc-hn{ Mfll after sunset, Preeipitation, precipitation in inch Copiinl (utrent mont to date) 15 Averai 3 3 55 - SRR Betember October - ceeuw November WisiaWe b tatates Satatmign - ishis ety 83 Abilene, Tex. Albeny, N. Y... 3 Atianta. Ga. Atlantic City Baltii Detroit’ Mich.~ El Paso. Tex - o-lvmcn Tex. 30.04 Hele Mont._ 2 P33 3s1 ). = 2R3 Indianapolis _ n‘fluen R A2 Mirneapolis New Orleans. b 323::‘3‘; 2 EERE TR E RN Saanie® w“-‘ih. e 3 WASH., D. C. Do &3 si OREIGH . Gregics time. tody Temperaty wz!,h}my ndon, Eneland - Switzeriand tockhim. . Sweden lhrlltlr Spain Fu Greenwich time, today) | Horta (Fayal). Azores Cul Colon. 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For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. containing crocheted hal ples Drug Store. 1405 H st .W. nonn 8338 mornings. = itaining auto nlu‘l"lhfi wgi'n BRIEF CASE. containing .o.ll and notes. m‘"mfl" 5 between Pa, ave, v.e, Ben. lensburi xmhun o Lincoin 8598-J. whne Persian. one deformed ear: male. Buchanan at. D.w. Beorite 776, Reward: ey DIAMOND SAFPHIRE WATCH BRACE near Woodward , & Lothrop. Phone Clevelana 4231. iredale ad Trah D00 s hetenh Aeollu and tae: Mo day win. vicinity 3633 Georsia ave. Phone jum| ia O\ Reward_____ 3 Tts Thata. ini- Ty o ST Dlte " Reward. Eof weat Thrin i est 127 :mucmc mln u-nr orlhmrr ’ WAl all dismos " Rew ftn. 3430 10th e, ene Adumis §785. I and T guttable Teward- u;llomc Turn 1234 3 beti e, n. K. brown h‘thfl‘ Chimed xevi. _letiers. Reward. vmnny mm Fotat. Sunday 7 ent.” Fhone w:m u letters Phone um\n 9369 lh‘lb'm Service e importance o] . Ryan Funeral Sero you may = Nfl de- ATlantie 1700-1701 Report. Potomac River very cloudy and |, Beaths. m.u TH, luddenl on 6. 1935, de An !rl-a:" tice of funeral hu BELL, HUDSON. 7. '1935. at 2 a.m.. 1617 Swan st. n. Remaing at Fraste and ave, neral later, ROAD UNIT HEAD'S WIFE SUCCUMBS Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald Dies in Battery Park, Md., Residence. Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald, promi- nent member of Washington clubs and the wife of Thomas H. MacDonald, chief of the United States Bureau of Public Roads, died yesterday at her residence, 4911 Moorland lane, Bat- tery Fark, Md, after an illness of two years. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed, but it is expected that burial will be near her birthplace in Towa. Mrs. MacDonald came to Washing- ton in 1918, when Mr. MacDonald was appointed to the roads bureau position. Prior to her marriage in 1906, she had taught school near her birthplace at Boone, Iowa, and served as secretary to the dean of the Engi- neering College of Iowa State Uni- versity, Ames. In Washington, Mrs. MacDonald was a member of the Women's Club of Chevy Chase and of Chapter B & the P. E. O., National Women’s Secret Society. She was an officer of the Bethesda Garden Club. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by a son, Thomas, jr.; & daugh- ter, Margaret; her mother, Mrs. Addie Dunham of New York; two sisters, Mrs. Earl Vaa Valkenburg and Mrs. On Wednesday, August at_his residence. 'UDSON uneral home. 386 Notice of fu- 4 | Raymon Hurst of New York, and two brothers, Fred Dunham of Sioux City, Towa, and Burt Dunham of Phila- delphia. MISS FRAZIER DIES; WAS HONOR STUDENT Daughter of B. A. Frazier Suc- cumbs at 14—Funeral Held Today. Miss Benna Louise Frazier, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Prazier, 526 Taylor street, died Monday at Gar- fleld Hospital. Funeral services were held this morning at Hines' |funeral home. | Burial will be in Cedar Flill Ceme- tery. Miss Frazier graduatzd as an | bonor student this Spring irom Mac- Farland Junior High School. | Besides her par- - ents, she is sur- vived by two brothers, Donald and Pascal, and a sister, Doris. Mr. Prazier is senior specialist in teacher training at the United States Office of Education. Master Plumbers to Meet. Plans for participation in a na- tional health campaign will be con- sidered at 8 p.m. tonight in a meet- ing of the Master Plumbers’ Asso- ; ciation at the Pythian Temple. | Births Reported. John ang Ksthryn Joy. twin sirls. John and Betty Wagner. : rt_and llunor Bain Carl ln Marsh; S g Bd'-rd and A annal l‘:&pulllms George and Mildred Perry, boy M)lmln lnd Sara iman, girl ul and_ EL lcone. girl. Bert and Eihel L Linton. eirl muel and Mabel Turner. sirl. il llurton |nd uma ooch llrl. édnm and Sarah Melster. boy. 'll’ and Joan Phflhns boy. iizabeth Schaber, bov. Sosesn lnd Mirgare: Dant. 5oy Gegree and Lee Tevin s Helen Berry. 507 boy. ck. boy. Jennie Gasperow. boy. d Hazel Hlllmln‘ boy. Melyin "ina Ruth v Call | Ls vid and Marearel Werter eirl.” John and Olive Kasow. girl. Filiam and Eyelyn Church. str] Edward and Elizabeth Brown girl. Henry and Marion Miliinss. boy. Fred and Dorothy Lambert. ‘harles and Selma Daniels. bo! and Polly’ May. bo Wil Edna Moot Jerry 'ang_ Frances Dig gl Jerome o Mler i Prederick _snd unaenne lerce, boy. d Katie Bruner. boy. Albert and Mary Lyons, girl Lawrence and Rosa Crawford, girl. Deaths Reported. Mnu 3. Olsss, 0L 3100 Soutn Dakota Y. "5 !Ml Delafield st. t ! .Cilflornll lt llrk l(tlnln“ 5. Wllt er Reed Gene Prl!n.l l{‘mchlrdlon 64, 1107 13th s rt F. #0705 - Hopnm‘ Hlv George Washington P. Johnson, 60, Gallinger Hos- D Silas Kidwell 58, Emergency Hospital Magy Pelker. 85, Providence Rospital ber, 4 ne. 45. 5650 Wisconsin' ave rear 1121 New Hamp- ve. Marie Reevés. 05, Garfield Hosoital, | T. Dodson, 2: try B nlmn. l.. O-rflrla Hospml ank 59, 815 New Jersey ave. Marriage Licenses. hn H. Marsh. 25. Remington, Vs.. and b CAB%hr2Gnntlnm w. Va.: Rev. lewell. "Tfi:'f.h"au T i e et ‘Wil 0, 1817 Riggs pl._snd % 4 he 24, Ferhus g.ll' hll’lm 28, Wll’l Beach, W‘ J.*hk.. 2‘ 1402 “Falls, R it 32 a—z%'xmmnn. ane 5023 Bth st.; Itlleld 2‘!. 1295 N 113; 'l'h 1 12 Illltlnl! staies Rosnich: 38, 5205 Georeia and Rose Zanoff, 21. 800 Decatur Rev. J,T. Loeb. Daniei aconna 33. 2642 Nichols ave. se.. . ‘)‘l‘ Lucas. 28, 2231 . .‘l Jlldie Rm,' lllmnaly " C ll'kh\l. ;l:"bulh of 425 llt E 263, 50 st 1 Division Beaths. DANIEL R. Departed this life on 1935, at the resi- lla ()'!l’ll1 M.'l L R leaves Toss. brothiers: William oden "and Bamuel Euch, sisters AnnE Brown and Lillian Payne and a_host of other relatives and f{riends. Remains resting 'Ln aster's funeral parlors. 380 Rhode Vi il 12 ndno EUELI Bunday. August 4, dlnu of his niece. from Poolesvilie Nirch. Poolciviier M. Re ommun. Friends invited. cAl.ulu THOMAS MARION. On Tues- 1945, st the home of } rthur B. Crawford, S MARION, ‘aged 50 nd of Mary C. mains resting at the Co- fonias uneral pome "of William ‘Reusen imphrey. Rockville, Md. Puneral serv- ices at the above fu: tal home Thursday, August 8. at 2:30 pm. Interment Mount. Zion ‘Cemetery, "Bethesda. COLEMAN. MAUDE. Suddenly. on Sunday, August ‘s, G Cecll Coleman, netta. Ja Howard Coleman. ~ Bhe also Teaves a devoted mother. two disters. two brothers ard many other relatives | lnd friends. Remains resting at the gohn T. Rhines funeral chapel. ard and Eve sta’ aw. untl Fhipment to Millfogd. . for burial. COMPTON, RACHEL FANNY. on Tu day. August 6. 1935. at Children’s Hi ital, PACHEL PANNY. aged | os- A fuperal parlor. 600 biock of Plorida ave., Friday. Ausust 9 COOK. HAI.IY. Departed bis lite on Mon- 1935 at, Gallinger Hos- ains in Fra- zier's funeral home. 389 R. L ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 7 ECKERT. MARGARET CATHERINE On Tuesday. August 6. I" . ll. Childrenx Hospital MARGA! [ERINE CKERT, 'beloved dauenier of Besne B leken (nee Hardy) and Arthur A ckert, Puneral services at the W. W. mbers Co. Southeast funeral home. 5]. 11th st_s.e. on Thursday. August X, at 10 a.m. Rela‘ives ard friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. EISLER, JULIA. On Tuesday, August 6, 1935, JULIA ETSLER of 611 Keefer place nw Frank Eisler, and three sisters. Mary an. Kathe Eisler and Mrs. Teresa Ramisch all of Washington. D. C. neral serv- ives at the above residence on Thursday. August 8. at $:30 a.m.; thence to Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, where mass will be offered at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FOWLER, WILLIAM [BROSE. On Mon- day. August 5. 1945, at his residence, Silver Hill. Prince Georges County, Md WILLIAM 'AMBROSE FOWLER. beloved husband of Irene Fowler (nee Swann) ral from the above residence on Thursday. August &, at 10:30 a.m. Rela- tives and friends ' invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 GWYNN, WILLIAM GEORGE. On Wed- nesday. August 7. 1935. at his residence. LLIAM GEORGE 165K Bwann st nw. W GWYNN. beloved husband of Mrs. Lulu Gwynn “and devoted father of Mrs. Mamie H Barbour. Mrs. Eddina White. Willlam M. George N. and Norman L. Gwynn, mains resting at the Mc- Guire funeral home. 1 fth st. n.w. Notice of funeral late: HOPKINS, EMMA BEATRICE. On Mon- day. August 5. 1935. at George Wash- ington University Hospital. EMMA BE- ATRICE HOFKINS. beloved wife of John P. Hopkins and_sister of Mrs. Gooper of Winchester. Va.. Mrs E. C Hall and Hollis ymour of Washing- cPuneral from w_w. bors: Tareral D1 $00 Chapn s on Wednesday, August 7. at 3 pom. Relatives and friends are ‘invited. In- terment Congressional Cemetery. 5. at her residence w. LULA MAY_ HOSP] wite of the iate ?vnnt D_ Hospital and mother of Mrs. W, Mrs. 8. E. Hart Hines Co fu; nw. on Fri Interment Glenwood Cemeters: KIDWELL, SILAS BERNARD. On Monday. August 5. at Emerzency Hospital SIS BeANARD KIDWELL sred on beloved husband of Birdie Kidwell Bhe is survived by one brother. | Cham- | HDE"TAL LULA MAY. On W»dnuduv | H.| COON. EDWARD LESTER. SIMS, Tuesday. August 8, 05, JOHN H. SIS, aved v Years loved husband of Lyda Sims. ~Remains Iesting at, the W. W_ Deal funeral home, H Puneral from Christ eust B at 1" b’ Tatermen Solieressional Gemeters” STEDEHAUDER. JOHN P. August 6, 1975.” at Mount Alto Hosnual P.. beloved husband Emily Stadenauder. Gaseh's 80 the sus are tery. . Services at funeral home on Friday. Au- at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends nvited.” Interment Arlington Cemes 8 !'rl.omun, CAlnu\'z Brniisadar. TROH Surohman and Beloved trohmai d b e o Hirrlinger. Puneral from her late residence. 36 ‘Quiney pl. day. August 9. at 8:30 a.m.. Boliowed by ik roniers ‘mess at [ Maruin's Church at o sm. Relatives s invite nte; Mary’s Cemetery. — I'lous Jos:rn HERR. Suddenly. August 7. 1935 at_his residence. 231 28th st. nw. JOSEPH HERR THOMS. husband of Frances E. Thoms. Notice of funeral later. 'rod:uuno!sn NICHOLAS A. on On Sun- 35 Garfleld Hm\» §I‘°A"!hfllovefl hl:]xhlnd n; Ju:enh Ind Lt»nl Torreprossa. Residence 3634 11th st. n.w. Puneral from his late residence on Thursday. August X, at 830 am.. thence to BSacred Heart gnx.u':“h !'Rh:)rr' mxr mAJsf‘)lldhr sung &L TOWN&HE]\D MARY LZAVORI& Monday, A\uuq 5. 19 Y ELEA- NORE TOWNSHEND 4n» V\hnf‘ be- loved wife of Harry Walter Townshend. Bervices at Mount Oak Church. Mitchell- ville, Md .. on Thursday. August R at 11 m. Interment in Church sz!ul’! 7 "l'll\l!l RKE, GEORGE W. Monday, Gar fl']d Hospital, RNBURKE of Clear- hu: lbnl\d of Evelina Deral “home, 2001 Tith Thursday. August R, at 2 ment Glenwood Cemetery. TURNBURKE. GEORGE W. w funeral of our late GEORGE W. TURN VALTER HAYDEN. Councllor GEO. T. BARKSDALE, Rec. WILSON, IIA‘INI)LI)“ on 'nmd.y A\wult 2:10 am.” HAROLD WIL- Son’ot 135" 7 4°38,01 the late ry Wi devotea husband of Elia Wilson, brother of Mae Jessup. Louise Patillo’ of New York City_ard Eunice Shelton of Phila- delphia, Pa., attend th brother, and nephew of Charles Green. " Punéral Thursday, August & at 1pm. trom the W. Ernest Jarvis fu ] chureh. 1432 You st. n.w. ativ friends invited. ®Interment = Harmony Cemetery. WIMER MARTHA E. On Mondav. Augus Gloucester. s MARTHX WIMER. ddu James B. 1 n'w. Washington Services on Thirsday. August & at Gloncesier. Mass WOOD, JORN W. on ‘nmdsz August 6, 0 | above residerce on Thursday. A K fLoom, Relatives and friends invited. nterment Congressional Cemetery. In Memoriam, A dribute of love and devotion to the memory of our beloved son znd only br mwAR" LESTER COON. who I eleven years ago lada' ust 1 be forgotten_ Gene, but never wi ONLY SiSTER. AND LOVING ¥ Wors is survived by his wife and ten chil- dren, Raymond. Hilleary. Howard, Wood- row. Marshall. Leon. Marie_Hazel and | Gladys Kidwell ‘and Mrs. Ethel Arm- strong. _Puneral services at Oakton M E. Church. Oakton. Va. Wednesday. Au- 7. at 2 o'clock in Flint Hill Cemeters. Remai resting at his late home. Colvin Run. Va. LAKEMAN, \ulmnu:'r BLAMIRE. On Tuesday. August 6. 1935. at her resi- demeer %o e % 10 AARGARET | ELAMIRE LAKEMAN. beloved wife of Harry Lakeman and mother of Kathleen Blamire Lakemen. Notice of funeral ater. MacDONALD. ELIZABETH. On Tuesdsy August 6, 1935, her ‘residence. 4911 Voreland ave. Bethesca. Md. ELIZA- BETH MacDONALD ~beloved ' wife of Thomas H_MacDonald, Remains rest; ing at Hysone's funeral ?‘\{lurs 1300 N MAHER of 3101 New Hampshire ave nw, husband of the late Carrie E. Malier and father of Prances V. Myer of this city and Louse Maher of New York Services at the § H. Hines Co. fineral home. 5001 14th ‘st Thursday, Ausust 8 at 8:30 a.m.; Thence 8t. Paul's Catholic Ohurch. wWhere mass will be offered at § am. Literment Mount Oiivet Cemetery. MARSH. FRANCES EUNICE. On Tuesday. ‘Nokust 0 1936, at Mer Fesidence. Livd Longfellow st. n.w.. NCES EUNICE MARSH. aged &1 vears beloved mother of George Everett Marsh. ir._ chaplain of Elizabeth Jackson Chavter. National 8o- | ciety. D. A R. and charter member of | Leglon of Loyai Women. Remains rest- W. . C‘umbfls Co. funeral nw. Puneral from the above funeral home on Pridas 9. 0 am Relatives and invited. y Interment Oak Hill MILSTEAD. GEORGE THOMAS. denly, on Tuesday. August 6. 197 830 am. GEORGE THOMAS M STEAD of Cherrydale. Va.. belove Dand of Lillian Mistead &nd son of the late John W. and Lilian Milstead and brotMr of Florence M Thayer. Remains Iesting st the, funeral home of George W. Wise st. n.w. neral from Ar- Sud- Thursday. Allllllt R lL 2 pm., lington Chapel. Fort Mver. Va. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. MONTAGUE, JAMES. On Sunday, August 4. 1035, JAMES MONTAGUE, beloved brother of Martha Penker n d_brother- o8 W. vis church, 1432 Yon n nv. lnurmem Payne's Cemetery. NEWMAN, %lllAl TH. Tuesday. Au. gust 6.°193 i E’ On 5 at her residence. 68 K ELIZABET) . ®beloved wife of the late John Newman from August 8, 2 Aloysius Church, where requiem mass will be said at § a.m. for the repose of Interment Mount Olivet Cem- Relatives and friends are in- O'NEILL, MARY AGNES. On Tuesday, Au- gust 8, 1935 at her residence. 201 3 New Hampshire ave D AGNES ‘elcved wite of Harry 8 O'Neil funeral home. 1400 Chlbln ‘Thursday. August & 0 am.: Thence %o §r. Paul's Church. 15th and V sts. n.w.. where mass will be offered at 7 am. for the repose of her soul. Relatives lnfl friends are invited. Inter- ment Mount St. Mary's Cemetery, Hush- ing. L. 1. O'NEILL, MARY AGNES. Members of the ‘Third Order of St. Prancis are requested to assemble at | Chambers’ _funeral parior, \[ 14tE_and Chapin sts. 2 I on " Wednesdny, - August g icas. ai % pam. tor the pur: 18, JBvose ‘of reciting the Rosary for the repose of the soul of our late sister. MARY AGNES O'NEILL. MARY AGNES. Members of Court, District_of Columbia. No. 2 Catholic Daughters of Americ 3 1400 Chapin st. n.w., at 2 ursday. 935 for the funeral of Mem- Ausust 8 1 the er ber em Daass will follow st 7 a.m. at t Bt Pauis V sts. nw. Burial at PARKER, MARTHA. = On Tuesday, August 35_at 11:30 p.m., at_her residence, 451; Brot w RTHA FATEER uler of Annie Jac or, sister o hton and James mnan and aun o( Maud Dayis. Remains re g the o Mhest Jaryis, funeral church. 1435 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. SCHE On Monda! PER, MAMIE g ‘August” 5. =103 MAMIE * PRIDE sc%vm of 1853 3rd st. n.w.. beloved er of Melvin Coles Scheper and Mrs. rginia 8. Leake. devoted -mezro u eir 1088 Bchener and . _Remains rfl!inl at her u relidew after 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Funeral sday. August 8. latives and mt Lincoln Me- denl; ey At E";‘o’h',".g Siene R 7 EMMA SCHULZE. loving _wife f Gustave H. Schulze of 3 Noyes drive, Bllur Spring, Md.; mother of Liewellyn nd sister of Jack Horner of > O Irom the Nevius friends invited. morial Cemetery. i Hopewell: two bieces l.t:fl very . Myrtie Cos maing o e ineral home. Ba0 R 1 ave: nw Puneral Thursday. Augusi £ at 3 Dom., from the above Fineral home. PSON, BOSCOE C. On Tuesday. Au. ; ROSCOE C. SIMPSON of Interment will fol- | £' | SACKETT. Lot | GELSTON, :mu HARRIETT. g remembrance _ of | EMMA HARRIETT GELSTO! | puited from life three year i In sad but pasted 280 todav, ugust 7 HER w\'wo 'BROTHERS. S1STER AND nr\nv l:l 1ZA. 1In sad but lovin, | " brance of our beloved wife an ELIZA HENRY ago today. Au You shall alw remem. mother, ho left us three years br '»rrfmhvred rif | be You shall = As long_as God HUSHAND” AND DA U PARKER. WALTER G. Sacred memory of our beloved son and brot WALTER G. PARKER, who died August 1618, Loved in life. remembered in death | PAMILY. * | SACKETT. LILLIAN C. 1n lov brance of our dear mother, law and and said Yool by three years 480 1008y, AUgUSt 7. 1097 What is home without a mother? ADl things this world may send, God gave me & wonderful mother. And when T lost my dear mother 1 lost my desrest triend LONELY SON. EDWIN J. SACKETT. pal I ever had. darling. that was you. u God only kni Pave gone. dear mother-in- ince you kissed me and said £00d-by. | HEART-BROKEN DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, ETHEL SIMPSON SACKETT. A loving grandmother. so good and kind. o better on earth coyld ever be found LOVING - GRANDDAUGHTERS, * LEONA AND JUNE SA( o SACKETT. LILLIAN C. In loving remem- brance of my dear grandmother. LIL- LIAN C SACKETT. who died three years aco today, August 7. Ta3 ARRY A. PETTY. JR. * N C. In loving remem brance of my dear wife. LILLIAN C ‘ ;!CKAI'_'I'I' who ?l-fl three years ago to- 2y, Au | ‘MAURICE SACKETT. * SACKETT, LILLIAN C. In loving remem- brance of my dear mother. LILLIAN SACKETT. who died three years ago day. August 7, 1932 ANN J. PETTY. SMITH. THOMAS V., SR In sad but lov- | ins rpmembnncr of our dear father. ‘THOMAS V. SMITH, Sr.. who departed tm:‘l ife one year ago todsy, August 7, HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON- INLAW. ek PRNDT RUTH AND TOMMY. SMITH, THOMAS V.. SR. 8acred fo_the memory of my dear father, THOMAS V. SMITH. 8r. who departed this life one year ago today. August 7. 193 Oh, the memory of that 'nmuu morn, when' angels grasped my father'’s hand and took him to heaven. HIS DEVOTED DA X IN-LAW. DEN. JR.. AND GRANDCHILD. LET. SMITH, THOMAS V.. SR. _Tn sad but lov- ing remembrance of a dear loving hus- band and father. 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