Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1935, Page 9

HENRY W. ANDREWS RITES TOMORROW Iron Products Dealer Was Fa- tally Injured When Hit by Auto. Funeral services for Henry W. An- drews, 67, of 3603 New Hampshire avenue, vice president of the J. B. Kendall Co., iron products dealers, who was fatally injured yesterday when struck by an automobile, will be held tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Rev. Dr. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of Gunton Temple Memorial Presby- terian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Andrews had been with the Kendall Co. for more than 50 years. He was a native of this city. He was struck by the automobile | while crossing in the 1500 block of Eckington place northeast, near his company’s offices. M. F. ULRICH FUNERAL TO BE HELD TODAY Rev. J. F. Wenchel to Officiate at Service—Burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral services for Millard F. Ul- rich, 4, until recently engaged in the retail liquor business here, were to be held at 2:30 o'clock p.m. today at his late residence, 119 New York avenue, with Rev. J. F. Wenchel, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial was to be in Fort Lincoln Cem- etery. Mr. Ulrich, a World War veteran, | died Sunday at his home. A native of this city, he served in the District National Guard for a number of years prior to the World War. He was com- missioned a first lieutenant and took part in major engagements overseas. He was a member of the Defense Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the | Potomac Lodge of Masons. o St GEN. MACARTHUR'S MOTHER, 82, DIES Widow of Former Military Gov- ernor of Philippines Was Born at Norfolk. By the Associated Press. MANILA, P. I, December 3.—Mrs. Arthur MacArthur, sr, mother of Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, died today after a long illness. She had been ill in her hotel suite since she arrived in Manila two months ago. Special medicine was brought from the United States by the China Clipper, but it arrived too late to benefit the 82-year-old woman. Gen. MacArthur, former chief of staff of the United States Army, is military adviser of the commonwealth government of the Philippine Islands. Mrs. MacArthur was born Mary Hardy, in Norfolk, Va., 1853. She was the widow of Maj. Gen. Arthur Mac- Arthur, One-Half the Oldtime Undertakers’ Price By Chambers—Ome of the Largest Undertakers in the World This solid steel casket with a $500 service, free use of chapels, parlors, hearse and three new cars . . . the whole funeral suitable for any king or queen, only $265. The same service as all Chambers’ services $75 goes with a beautiful funeral complete for only We have the largest equipment in the city—remember, there are few in the world as largc as Chambers, and none in W ashmglon one-half the size. Read the death notices and you will find that Chambers is the greatest choice of the people. The Sreater Chambers One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NW. Call COlumbia 0432 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 35 as- sistants, 25 cars, hearses and ambulances. Everything you expect for modern burials. BET THAT W WILKINS FRESH UNITED PRESS NEWS DAILY WISV 945 a. m. - 1:4S p. m. 3:45 p. m. - 5:48 p. m. PER CUP! 517 11th St. S.E. Call ATlantic 6700 MILITARY HONORS GIVEN T. J. BERNEY AT GRAVE Former Quartermastér Corps Offi- cer Is Honored by Xnights of Columbus. Funeral services for Thomas J. Berney, 71, Quartermaster OCorps, U. 8. A, retired, who died Sunday at his home, 3522 Park place, were held at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church to- day. Burial was in Arlington OCem- etery with military honors. Capt. Berney was & member of Poiomac Council, Knights of Colum- bus. The council last night attended prayer services at his home. A native of Ireland, Capt. Berney joined the Army in 1898, was pro- moted through the various grades and retired in October, 1928. He served in the Boxer Rebellion, the Philippine Insurrection and the World War, CHURCH ORGANIST DIES HERE AT 62 Mrs. Grace Deland Jackson Ex-| pired Sunday—Rites Held Today. Mrs. Grace Deland Jackson, 62, organist of the Chevy Chase Baptist | dav. Church and widely known in musical circles, died Sunday in Garfleld Memorial Hospital after a short ill- ness. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Hines funeral parlors, 2001 Fourteenth street. Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Jackson, wife of Albert Maudaunt Jackson, previously had been organist at the Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church here and also at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. She was a pioneer resident of Chevy Chase, Md., where she lived at 410 Raymond street. She was a member of the National Guild of | feerey Organists and of the Chevy Chase yf‘l Women's Club. A native of the District, Mrs. Jack- son was the daughter of the late Prancis 8. and Margaret Batchelder Deland. S8he long had been closely associated with music circles here. 8he is survived by her husband and iwo sisters, Mrs. Nellie Deland Drexel, Staunton, Va., and Mrs. William H. Henderson, Forest Glen, Md. She also leaves several nieces and nephews. LAKE FUNERAL HELD Employment Service Employe to Be Buried in Virginia. Funeral services for Miss Nancye Virginia Lake, interviewer of the United States Employment Service. who died Sunday at her home, 1800 Lamont street, were held today at the residence. Rev. Dr. Andrew R. Bird, pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims, officiated. Burial was to be in Front Royal, Va. Miss Lake was head of the Women's Division of the Employment Service when the agency was under the Dis- trict, but was listed as interviewer under the new Federal hook-up. She was & mémber of the Zonta Club and had been active in social work here. N> SMILE District of Columbia—Partly cloudy, lowest temperature about 28 degrees tonight; tomorrow snow flurries and much colder by night; moderate west- erly winds, becoming fresh northerly tomorrow. Maryland—Mostly cloudy t{nkht‘ tomorrow snow flurries and north portion and by night m mth portion. Virginia—Generally fair and some- what warmer tonight; temorrow OF ENGLAND DIES King George’s Favorite Sis- ter Succumbs to Stom- ach Ailment. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December 3.—Princess Victoris, 67, sister of King George, died wdny. causing cancellation of the state ceremonies at the opening of Parliament. Black crepe, draping uu colors of Great Britain's red-coated guardsmen marching before Buckingham palace, gave evidence to London residents that the royal family was in mourn- ing. There was widespread sorrow throughout the United Kingdom. * Although virtually unknown to the majority of the British public, the shy Princess Victoria was related to half the crowned heads of Europe, in- cluding Queen Maud of Norway, for- mer Queen Victoria of Spaln, Queen Marle of Rumania, King Christian of Denmark and King George of Greece. morrow cloudy and colder with mow flurries in the mountains, River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours, manu t....'fl IO .31 Noon Record for Last 34 Meuwrs. (Prom noon vesterdsy to noon today.) aglliSest, 37, 12:45 p.m. yesterday. Year iium. 30, 6 Year ago, 34 Record r-nnum This ¥ ishest, 98, on July 2 Towest, 4,0’ Jandary 28. * Humidity for Last 24 R o e v | s st ey s west, 40 per b ' > e at 3:35 am. (10:35 pm., sl il JL RS yber E. 8. T, Monday) at her quiet coun- Tide Tables. try mansion in Iver—where she had nited States lived in retirement since the death tie Survey.) of her mother, Queen Alexandra— Today. after an unsuccessful blood transfu- d sion by the King's physician, Lord - | Dawson of Penn. The immediate cause of her death, which Lord Dawson described as “peaceful,” was a stomach hemorrhage. 8he had been ill about three weeks. Attendant on Victorla in her last moments were the same faithful serv- ants who had served the queen mother. ““Toria,” as she was known to the royal family, spent her last few years gardening and bookbinding, leaving her home only for visits to the sick in the village of Iver, Buckinghamshire, Faverite of King. ‘The fourth child and second daugh- ter of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria never married. She was known as the fa- vorite grandchild of Queen Victoria and a favorite sister of King George. Her death was the fourth in the British royal family since the World | War. The King’s youngest son, John, died in 1919, the Queen Mother Alex- andra in 1925 and George's eldest sis- ter, Princess Louise, the Princess Royal, in 1931. King George and Queen Mary abandoned their plans for a trip to Sandringham Lodge, after the open- ing of Parliament, where Quéen Maud of Norway, sister of Princess Victoria, is staying. Queen Maud and King George are the only immediate relatives surviv- ing Princess Victoria. MRS. WILLIAMS DIES; D. C. RESIDENT 45 YEARS | Funeral Services Will Be Held Thursday, With Burial in Glenwood. Mrs. Priscilla W. Willlams, 90, of | 701 North Carolina avenue southeast, died today in Providence Hospital after an illness of eight weeks. She | had lived here more than 45 years. Funeral services will be at 2 pm. Thursday at Lee’s funeral home, Fourth street and Massachusetts ave- nue northeast. Burial will be in Glen- | wood Cemetery. Mrs. Williams was born in England, but came to the United States as a girl. She was the widow of James | G. Williams. Surviving are two sons, Joseph C. ‘Willlams, & Washington druggist, and John N. Williams, who lives in Cali- fornia. STENGEL RITES TODAY Wife of Navy Officer to Be Buried at Arlington. Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Henderson Stengel, 39, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Simson Carl Stengel, U. 8. N,, (Purnished by Coast and Sun, today__ Sun. tomorrow Moon. today _ Automobile mu; one-half hour a r sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): "Ne turned on Ave. 388 ERER 11325 h e 20 misou S3JSRARITIRSY BIRE=NT PBALEIDI LD f: Abilene, Albany, N. Atlanta, Ga Atlantic Jacksonville Ansas lmy Mo 30, "A Los An - 29.9 P T e et 3 N E3195019 50, 8 O 23 5918 b v a5 (7 a.m., Greenwich time. t Stations. London. Engl Paris. Prance Vienna. Austria_ hol Oihrll‘t'l'n Morta lhnl! Azores. (Current nbur'nlunl) . Georges. Bermu g n )flln. Puerto Rln mnnuv b-_, °7rl,@’zco/n Miashingtons best located Gemetery, Established 1900 SARDO & CO. ton National Cemetery. Mrs. Stengel died Sunday in New- port, R. I, where her husband is sta- tloned at the Naval Training Station. A native of this city, was the daughter of the late Richard W. Henderson, sr., who for many years was in the furniture business here. SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls LINCOLN 0524 Cdar Hill it it tery Where Perpetual Care | More Than a Promise Sl e e TSI RS S e £ et Miss Louise M. Seubert Dead. CHICAGO, December 3 (%) —Miss Louise M. Seubert, 57, sister of Edward G. Seubert, president of the Standard Oil Co, of Indiana, died yesterday. She had been an invalid for several years. FOUND. Wire-hair_terrier. ever, male. Mrs bitch: Chesa- . L. Cake, 441 Frazier’s —service, quality and rever. ence in 'co'id\lctmg beautiful funerals unexcelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Un- dertakers for colored U S. War Veterans. 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MONEY—$20_ bill, probw P‘olu SR % wlond hnin' were to be at 2 p.m. today in Arling- | Mrs. Stengel | FATHER AT AGE OF 71 SEDALIA, Mo, December 3 (#). Stephen A. Raphel, 71, has become a mmr for the ninth time. A son was born Saturday to his wife, Edna Brey Raphel, 43. Raphel is the father of elght other children by a previous marriage. Garhnfwlxanlm BERTHA. wish to jends and relmvu for their thculh ulnou \o mo er during her sympathy and mnu underfl at her death. " | MARGARET Bnthn. ANDREWS, HENRY WAIIII.VIN !ud- denly, on XMonday, mbe: 4 HENRY WASHBURN New Ham) BALTIMORE, BESSIE WALTERS. _On 1935, BESSIE - u”"fimb.“m’"ofi.: the beloved Alphonso Walters and Mrs. Hll!l( 'Qll Hester. daughter o( the late Rovert and Margarie Wi Pu Thursd X bm Teat " Sutviy. Panersi churen: 35270 3t now. Cemetery, BANKS. ROBERT G. C. Departed this life turdey, November 30, 19:5, at his | Pesidence. BE; C BANKS " He leaves to iourn thelr loss | devoted “wife. Pannie Banks: an Rdobted daughter. and. many . friends. Remaine resting at the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlors. 1416 Fla. ave. ne., unti] service. Funeral Wednesdiy De- ber 4. 'at 11 o'clock am. from Zjon E. Church. D st. between 2nd | and 3rd sts. 6w, Interment King Georges County, Va. 3 BARNES, JOSEPH. Departed this life on ! Baturday, November 30, 1935, at 7:45 B AL hiy Teidence, Jersey Gity. N J. JOSEPH BARNES. devoted husband of Mamie Barnes. father of Lucille G Brooks of Washington. D. C.. and Annie M. Brent of New York City: cousin of Joseph and James Hawkini. Rebecca Jackson and Matilda Campbeli of Wash- G oo Fineral Tuesday, Decem- in Jersey City. BURNETTE, RUFUS R. life Monday. December 2. 10:5. at his | resldence 1432 T t. n.w. RUFUS R. | URNETTE. e leaves to ‘mourn their | oss a devoied wite ‘and_dangmeer “Re. | mains resting at E. W. Bundy's funeral home, 621 Florida ave nw. Punerol interment Woodlaws Departed this | Friday. December 6. at 1 pm.. from Metropolltan, Baptist Clurch. 'Ry’ Smith | officiating. Inierment Lincoln Memorial \ Cemetery. & | BUSH, CELIA. Departed this life Mon-| day, December 2. 195 at 8:30 a leaves to mourn their loss, husband, one son. Lewis Bush, and grandson. Lewis Bush. 73d: two loving aunts. host of relatives and friends. Funeral will be | held on Thursday. Décember 0. at 1:30 | om Belmont Avenue Bapti: Body may be viewed at ths- low chapel. l‘lh and R sts. n.w., Wed- nesday evening. Body will rest in state at Vermont A\‘rnue Baptist Church from R:30 Wednesday morning until funeral 1:30 p.m., Rev. E. C. Murray | officiating. %1 CASEY. DANIEL J. On Sunday. December i 1045, at his residence. No. 17 Bryant si e BANIEL S CASEY the beisved husband of Pennie J. Casey and father of Mrs. Helen Hulse Funeral services | at the above residence on Wednesday. | December 4. at 8:30 am.: thence 1o [ . Martin's Church. where mass will be’ offered at % a.m. for the repose of | his “oul. Relatives and friends are in- | vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 | CLEMENTS, EUGENE M. On Sunday. De- 35. at 9:30 p.m, at Feridence. 2418 17th st b EUGENE M. CLEMENTS. son of Marie Clements brother of Robert, James and | Howard Clements. Remains resting at | the W. Ernest Jarvis funera) church. | 1432 You st. n.w. Puneral Thursd December 5. at 1 p from th Ernest Jarvis funeral church ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. I | PAVIS, THOMAS €. On Sunday, Decem. Sible MAS Ern; " DA Sang o Kete W, Devis, snd- brother ‘of Ancle E_Beaursesrd Bamains resting | ral at 9:30 a.m. Cemetery. DAWSON. GEORGE ELMER. De this life Sunday. December 1. 1¢ Eprinefieia, | Mags. GEORGE ~ELMER DAWSON. ' devoted husband of Ada Dawson. son of the late Charlotte and riel’s | Interment Cedar Hul | Alexander and M Lotiie Davis. Notice of funeral later GA\II‘Y JAMES. mi Mary's Catholic _Church, | Bl'n!s\lllt Md., where requiem mass will be said at'10:30 am, Interment Church cemetery. 3 GARGES, JOHX H, _on Saturdar. Novem- ber 35. JOHN H. GARGES, be- A R e Isabel Garges (nee Leeman) of 10th s neral from his late resi- dence: 517 1015 St-se. on Wedr Decemper 4. at 8:30 am.: thence k3 Peter's Church. where Tequiem mass "m be said at m. for the repose of s soul. B ek Tonmressianial Ceme- ery. 3 GELSTON, SAMUEL L. Suddenly, on Sun- d" December 1, 1935, at Casuaity H ital, SAMUEL ‘L. GELSTON of st Capitol st. Bervices at the S Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 um st n.w. on ‘Wednesda emb B Tterment Rock Oreek Cetheters. Ingerment private. 3 G'E.ate hereby noti- | fied of e, sudden' weath’ of Brother Dr. SAMUFL CRSTON "ot “the C Henlth Dep-riment on Sunday, De- cemoer 1. 1035 WILLIAM F. FRANKLIN, | President. HENRY C. SBAFFELL. Secretary. her home, #1035 Conn. ave. Nonh Chevv Chase. Md., ALICE Me- | GILLILAND. " the beloved llle of the late James C. (‘n liland. = Fu- neral services at h late residence | Thursday. December 5 at 11 am. In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery, kY GREEN, ESTELLE. On Mond e v 5 doi W Diee Seriee Mrne e Haskins, ~ Abraham. John. Benjamin. Thomas and Byers Jackson. She also leaves other relatives and many friends to mourn her departure. Remains rest- the John ines funeral | sts. s.w. until 5 : thereafter at her late renuen:t Funeral at 8§ g‘m Thursday. December 5. from the Rehobeth Baptist | Church. 1st st. between N and O sw. Remains’ to be transported Bowling Green. Va.. for burial. 3&5 GREIR MINNIE Departed this lite on | Sunday. December 1, 1935, at_Gallinger | Ho!nlll! MINNTE She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted daughter and son. Minnie_and Joseph Greir: a mother. ‘Minnie Byrd: two. sisters and a brothier and a host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. GRIFFITH, JOHN B. On Monday, De- | cember 2.°1935. at his residence, 412 | 10th st. n.w. l(ler a leng illness, JOHN B. GRIFFITH, aged 73 years. beloved Tuther of John' A and -H. Ernst Srimth Funeral services Wednsday, December at’s pme at Hysong's pariors. 1300 N it n ‘n.w, Interment Fort Lincoln Cem- etery. 3 GRIFFITH. JOHN B. ‘There will be a spe- cial meeting of Bethlehem Chapter. No O. E. 8., in the Masonic Temple. 14th and Kenyon _sts Sourtesy of Laf sts. to n.w. A good luend—‘ ance is desired. 1 MARIE C. DEAL. Matron. * HENDERSON. EDGAR, _ Suddenly, on Mon- da. 2. IBTB. at _his resi- Gencein Bonan AR HEN- ERSON. belo ll'bln of Dolina Henderson -na brnlhu of Florence. &: Henderson. s also survived by vG sons,John !dnr and F. Will - B O e racay, ‘December 5 Boston, Mass. HOGAN ARTHUR V., Departed this life ‘Tuesday. December aus Notleé of funeral later. WILLIAM R. On Sunda 1. 1935. WILLIAM R. HUNN) CUTT. brother of J. P. Hunnicutt and uncle ‘of Mrs. John P. Mavhuch. aged | 77 years. Funeral trum the Deal funeral ome. Rw on Wednesd- 3 at 11 am. Relative Fends invited. Interment Alexlndn. Virginia. IRETON. CHARLES V. On Monday. m | cember 2, 1935, at his r-mem 1916 17th ll n.w. CHARLES V. IRETON husband of Cora May Ireto at Hysong’s parlo ._until Wednesday eve; Hogan. ILNNICUTT December e - ton. peral from the Deal funeral home, 816 H st. - o: ‘Wednesday. Decem| 4, t 2 p.m. tives and friends invited. terment Osk Hill Cemetery. 3 Beaths. l(cGAlIY, WALLACE A. = On Monday, Deceml| 193 ls. at mouem-n Hmplul Mc be- WAm GAR] loved h\ublnd of mldud Blye ucfl-ny and son of Owen A. fl Me- Garry Puneral from Snn m. olson st 8. on Wtdnudly December 4, at 8:30 Mass urch of Nativity at 9 am !memem. Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 unuo‘w MARY J. Den-ned nu\ mo on_Priday. Novembe o'clotk n.m._aiter MARY J."REDMOND, Jeaves to mourn her son. Rudolph Redmond: phnne Hopitng children;' nine gre: ndchildren and a Host of other reiatives. "and friends. Res mains resting at the Anna F. Holloway funeral home. Puneral Wednesday, De: J.p-m. from the Pirst Bap- T and G sts. s.w. Inters ment in mrmony Cewetery. £ ROLLINS, ANNA. Departed this life on Sund ecember 1. 1035, at her resi= 344 Eve st 3% ANNA ROLLINS, devoted mother of Mrs._ Mattie Scot., §iandmother of Archie Scott and Mrs, va Green. She also leaves other relas tives end many friends to mourn her departure. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and, Eye sts. ‘s.w., where funeral services will he held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 4. Rev. G. W. Coleman officiaiing. Remains to be transported to Gordonsville, Ve for burial. 0OTS. JAMES. On Saturday. Novembe: O i T AMES RO ine erore husband of Helen Roots. devoted son of Prances Roots and brother of Pl Johnson mains resting at funeral church, 1432 exing. Hlae aged 54, sh‘( eparture I loving nd; devoted ranas U st | SAYLOR. JOSEPHINE X ember [ ave., Somersel Heights. Md.. beloved wife of Leon Saylor. Puneral services at the 8bove addrass on Wednesday, Decembes 4. a3 pm. WAITE, ELIZABETH. Departed this life on Saturday 935, _after 3 Jons. linger: ZABETH WATTE, aged 6 leaves fo mourr he: husband departure a loving Willlam Waite: two devotea gdaugnters. Nannie Butler and Earlena Perry: one adopted nephew. John Grooms: three brothers. one sister. Mrs. Mary Morris: two grandcoildren. five great-grandchildren and _a of relatives and_friends. e st Wiliam T. Tolbe 15308 6th st. n December 4. of God and Sai: New York ave. n.w. mony Cemetery. WEST, ANNA TUBMAN. from the Churelf ist. 4th st. and Interment in Hare Departed this life s ANNA TUBMAN v Wie'of William M. West, daughier of th late Daniel and Maggie Tubman. an devoted stepmother of Sadie L. Johnson, many other relatives and ‘Rem resting u funeral home u; cli day. December 4. !htrtn!(er at_her lau residence. Funeral Thursday. December t1 pm. from the Metropolitan Babs Church R street between 12th and sts. Rev. ‘Smith oMciate 10k Iaterment ot Wosdiawn Cemerers WEST, ANNA T. The officers and members of Richard Howell Gleaves 0. = Order of ihe Golden C requested to attend twilight services for P. L L R ANNA T. WEST, 1770 1st st nw., Wednesday. December 4th, a4 MARY E WHITE. L. L Ruler. H. REBECCA BEASON. L. - WILLIAMS, PRISCILLA W. On 'nmdav December 3 1935 at Providence Hos- pital. PRISCILLA W. WILLIA] of James G. Williams. o Garolina ave se Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. ani ghusetts ave me. where services Wi held on Thursday. December Relatives and - friends invited. ment Glenwood Cemetery. WOOD. ALICE. On Sunday. December 1, 1935, at_her iesidence 607 Buclid st nw.' ALICE WOOD. beloved wife of George Wood: devoted mother of Addie Johnson and’ George Wood. She also leaves other relatives and friends neral Wednesday. from the W. rhurch 1432 You st. nw Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Wwoop. A\\IF Lngn Ssturday. Noveme o: NNIE L. aced 56 vears. hno\fld "Wife' of French Wood Maryland ave. s.w. Funeral chapel of P. A Taltavull s¥. on “rdnndl\ nm— ves and ds Piferment Cedar Bili cem ery. In Memoriam. . KATHERINE E. A of ndship_and love in commemoration my ‘sincere friend. KATHERINE E BEARD. who was called home one veaf g0 today. Dec I know! I know She walks beside At night sh! guide: at Her voice come: € from afar ike bells that phantoms gently ring, And all about my room it leaves e holiness of Spring T know! pm. Intere 4 lmerment invited. 3 tribute Nor shall 1 crv again HER DEVOTED FRIEND, DOWLING BFARD. KATHERINE E. A tribute of love Ke memory of my fosier daughter KATHERINE who passed away one year ago, December Gone. but no MAGG! BEARD. KATHERINE E. MARY H. one year ago today. December & ead: she is just away. GA\(WA "ChaPTER ToTA PHY LAMEDA SORORITY A. A tribulf years ago today December 3. 1 Loving daurhter and sister so dear, ough o very far from here. The memories of our beautiful pa: When we ‘were logtther shall alwaye Jasty HER DI EVOTED FAMILY HILL, WILLIAM E. In sed but levin remembrance of my devoted h'l!blx\ and cur father WILLIAM E. HILL. who departed this V‘T! two years ago_today; December 3. 193:5. 'HE FAMILY. ¢ HUNT, BERNARD T. In loving memory of iny husband. BERNARD T. HUNT, who died two years ago today, Decems r 3, 19 I know how much you <ufl!r!d So many hours of b ; Kr'l’?d that I mig PQ you, God knew \I*AV was bei( HIS IOVING WIFE. RITA M. HUNT. * MecCLANAHAN, SUSAN L. In sad but love ing remembrance of our Gear sister, SUSAN L. McCLANAHAN. who passed AWAY one year ago today, December 3, 1934, Dearest, sister. thou hast left us y loss we deeply feel, But "tls God_ who hath bereit us, He will all our sorrow heal e SISTERS AND ne but not forgotten. LOV]NG NIECES AND NEPHEWS. * STRANGE. BESSIE. In loving memory of e Gaxiine mother. BESSIE STRANGE. who departed this life fve years ago i0s day. December 3. ‘When mother brenhed her last farewsll The stroke was more than tongue could tell. Thig wnnd seems like lnomul-hnlueh“ e smile of my mother s W ‘TONELY DAUGHTER. JA WARE, HATTIE AND BERNARD. !n sad ‘andloving remembrance of my dear mother. Mrs. HATTIE WARE. who Jett me nine years ago today. December ., 1926, and my dear uncle BERNARD WARE. one year ago, November 18. 1934. Nine years have past since you left me. dear mother. But your smiles are with me yet T will always cherish the memory of you, ‘Whom I will never forget. My heart still aches with sadoess. s shed many tears: God enf oows Bow I miss you. dear At'T56 end of nine long years UGHTER AND SON.IN. ? D:vi;ED Re MARIE AND CHARLE Wi Although T cannot clasp your hand, Your face I cannot see. Bug let this little token show 1 still rememoer_thee. YOUR NIECE. MRS. MARIE FOWLER. WILKINSON, JOHN. A tribute of love to the memory of my beloved husband and our ' father, JOH! 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