Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1936, Page 6

{ Qard of Thanks PERRELL. CHARLES FENTON. We wis) to thank our neighbors and friends for | ' their kind expressions of sympathy and « flowera en the occasion of the death of our brother and uncle. CHARLES FEN- ELL A E TERRELL AND PAMILY. : Deaths. BERDINE, ANNA A On Monday. July 6, at her residence, 1200 4th st. s.w. 'A°A. BURDINE, the helov!d wite of Francis 1. Burdine and moth +G.. Ruth L. and Jannette mains resting at the W. Co. Southeast funeral home. st se. Funeral services at the above - named funeral home. on Wednesday. July at 10 am. Relatives and friends 1 vited, " Intérment Ceayr Hill Cemetery BURNS. ELEA R ¢ LEANOR '© PRITCHARD BU fi*\td sister of Mrs. Grace D. Ariold, Mrs. Florence A. Hart and Miss Moty C. Brown and Harry H. Brown ol Rer ev. =Funeral from Lee's undeitaking " establishment, 4th st “and Ma e. n.e.. Wednesday. July x at 2 s IE. Departed this_life i0:i0; "FANNIE COLE: O st n.w.' Remains resting e o L Lowe Co. funeral home. ia ‘ave. n.w ZABETH M. On: Saturday. at_Takoma Park Sani- Tattum. ELTZABETH M GOPPING. be- loved wife of Dr. Edward J. Copping of 534 13th st Remains resting " 3t Hyvsong's patlors. 1300 N st al services Tuesday. July chiirch. & Trinity Episcopal Tnkumn Park. Md." Interment Arlington | . onal Cemerery. DR. FREDERICK F. On Saturda v 6, at Sibley Hosoital D ath Remains resting at the S. home, 2901 14th st. n. at S Matthew's Catholic Rhode Island ave, nw. 10 am. Intérment ietery ORR: RE’ Departed this ite on Friday. Juis Freedmen's Hos- Pital " LUCRETIA DORKRY. . She ‘leaves | to mourn their loss one son. Raymond Dorry: one brother and many other rel- aiives and frends “Remans resting ut ihe George B. Clark Co. funeral barlor. 1316 pe. inil funecal hour. Puneral Tii v. July 7. at pm. from Friendship Baptist Church, 1st and H sts. s.w. Interment in Lii coln Memorial Cemetery. [4 GE M. On Saturday. July 4. 1936, at Gallinger Hospital. GEORG! 1. BOwNaT Beloved | Knsband CofMra Georgianna Downs. loving brother of Mrs. Nellie A. Buahanan, grandfather of Dorothy Downs. He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains Testing at the John T. Rhines funeral " chapel, ird and Eve sts ntil p.m. Monday: thereafter Tesidence. foise 4 Florida o g\lyp.ssm na gy ¢ S ; i P uesday. ~Jul A&b\n) M E, Churéh: 1ith and K ats. R. M. Williams officiating. Toterment in WoodIawn Gemeiers. L. On Saturd i, at her residencs DUDLEY, the Beloved wite i uneral from se £:30° am wh on Wednesday. thence to mass_ will tives and_friend: neressional Cem. GENEVA M. On Sunday, July §, residence. invited"” Inferment Terment Cedar Hill Cemeters, }Iruh WILLIAM FRANK, On_ Satur- dav. July 4. 1924, 8t Elizaverh's Hospital, WILLIAM FR\NK FI S. husband of Sarah Fields and son of the Louise Pields of Beale- aves (o mourn their three daughters. four i ner. eight grandelildren and a host of other Telatives and friends Remains resting at Adams & Smoots Funeral from the establishment » "t Telatives vited iew Cemetery, Remington, p.m Va., Tul daughter’s residence Washington. D C. D. C. Remains resting at_the residence of her granddaughter. Mrs. Theresia Kelley, North I4th st. Clarendon. Va_ ' Funeral Tuesday. July at 1 pm. interment at Louden Park Cemetery. Baltimor (Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.) SPREEMAN. LOWELL . Suddenly Saturday. July 4716 Irby LOWELL ‘& Han or'ktn Bucl\xnnn st. n.w. on Tuesday. July 7 residence. at friends invited. 10 ain. Relat IntePnent st Cedal Hil On Sunday. July 5. eedmen’s Hospital, ' JAMES beloved husband _of = Clara other of Emma Hammond. hs Coleman, Washington 2 ie and grandfather of ‘William Ashiev and unclé ‘of Isabel Jeflerson and Beatric Crosby. ice Remains resting at t Jarvis funeral church, 143% (‘AskuNs The members of Wil Freeman Lodge. N will mieet. at i To arfance 10 4itend thie funéral { our late brother, JAMES GASKINS. Members wil piease’ atte LIAM B \flNOR N. G. o8 7 l. On Sunday. at Fesidence, 14 STLBEN, Tetoved wirs oF Dy Sy E Golden, " Puneral services ai the 8. Hines Co. fune: i nw. on Tuesday. July 7. at 10 am. Tnterment Rock Creek Cemetery. GRA\FK CLARA ALLEN. Q0 Sunday. 5 Hospital, t field ANFE‘:R beloyed m){r urieral from the chapel of ‘Thomas F. Murrayk Sen Nichols ave. .¢- on’ Tuesdy. S0y 7. at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment - Bells = Cemetery, <Camp Spring, Md. MOWARD. BERNARD A. On July 4. 1936 NANl jesidence La'Plata Md.' BE: NARD A. HOWARD. hi BT asimaut CHow rom Tinatius Shurch Chipel Polnt, Md. on Tuesday. am. Interment Chiapel Pomt Cemetery. 6 JONES. WILLIAM WRIGHT. _Suddenly. on Saturday, July 4. 196, at Emergency Hospital. WILLIAM WRIGHT JONES, the beloved son of William L. and Lillian Jones. aged S years. Funeral from e W._W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 00 Chapin st. n.w.. on Tuesday, July 7. at 830 am: thence to the Sacred Heart Church the repose of his_ sof friends Invited. Tnterment t Cemete; mFEFER, ELIZA!ETH VERA. On Satur- g’nlly”;m'l; Q30 8t her mmenc-'" VERA ‘beioved wife ‘of ifie 1ate Eia ‘;’: ofesTy, Bway, NOJ eefer. it of Rahway n Paul"G. Hagenbauch of Riverdaje. Remains ‘resting at the W. W, Chambers o Suburban tuneral homie. BY8 Glees: ave. Riverdale. Md. Interment 6 iv Mount ¥ * Benton. Pa KEPPEL. DAVID A. ay. Ju SO v Bibley” Howpital - BAVID' & EL! son of Kalherine and \he late John A. Keppel and father of David J Keppel. Funeral from_his late resi- dence. 47 M st. n.w.. on Tuesday morn- ing. July 7. af 8310 o'clock: thence 1o St Alovsing Church, where mass will be sail ock. Relatives and Friends intited. “Thieriment Maune OlE: Cemeter UBICK, Al On Friday. July 3. 1936, "at” Walter Reed Hospital. ALENE KUBICK. beloved wife of Frank Kuhich Remains’ restine at her Inte. resdence; Willard ave.. Oakcrest, Mg, Servioes 5t the ‘above ence on Tuesduy. July at Relatives and. friends invited Interment Arlington National emetery. Chambers Suburb a1 Rome, $1% Cleveland ave.. Riverds o “ uners] Bome. s unn.qu FUNERAL DIRECTORS. : J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium _Ave E____Lincoln _5200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. JiSeventn st Nw N Ational 2473 odern_Chapel. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 00 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 7 11th St. S Atlantic 6700 ] h F Birch’s Sons ,s;‘f i 3034 M St. N.W . L. SPEARE CO. her the xlu‘evc‘ugr to nor connected '"E Spiginal Speare establishmen! «1ne F n. Z B ST ae s e e - ey FU\I‘IBAL DESIGNS, GEO. C. SHAFFER EXP! FLORAL TRIBUTES SBERATE PRICES FHONE Vot o106 n Evenings Braths. Wk On Saturday. at Haven, Con: GEORGE ' LACEY, e beloved husoand gf Beia Lacey and’son ‘of George Lace Anna Lacey 1T and Warry and wiliiam Lacey Hunter. Funeral 7 And the lnte rulhtr':( Jacob, W Chambers Co. and Mrs. serv.ces at the funeral home. uuu Ch Wednesday. July K. at 2:: N e ftiends._invite Rock Creek Cemetery. MRS. MARY On Sa g at G rfield Hos- c. Adttlel LITTLEFIELD, July 4. ha s . Funeral services at ne, 8 Hines_Co. funeral home, 20 n.w.. Tuesday. July o tives and fricnds invited to attend. terment Rock Creek Cemetery. (Provi- dence and Newport papers please copy.) MARKWARD, MOLLIE. _on Mondsz. July 6. 1936, MOLLIE MARKWARD. bel wife of the late Charles P. Remains resting at t 4th st. and Mass. funeral later. e e. ne. Notice of LT. On Friday. Jub er Hospital. VEUT MILES. beloved prother Hattie Griflin, Felton and Tilman Miles. He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting T. Rhines funeral chapel sts s.w will be shipped to Green- ville, 8. °C. funeral services and interment. 7 MURPHY, NORA “tor D.W. Tuesday. July Soléinn high readlem mass at 9 am the Church of the Nativity. Reiatives and friends tnvited. " Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. PRICE. ROBERT HENRY on Sundnv B, Aztinston. RO] Va. CE. er\l\l’d b)’ lhrrt tlllldxrn Deqwiler of Arlington. Mrs. McPherson of Washingto. John P. Wentling of S nine grande enildren. - Funeral ‘and interment & vate) at Glenwood Cemetery on July QUEEN, HARRY M. On Saturday .nny\ 4. aut Providence Hospital. HARRY | M. QUEEN. the bzloved husband Jennie L. Gueen ahd son of Henrs B and Mary E. “Guec East Capitol st uneral frog Jumes . Ryaws ‘funeral ome. 117 Pa. ave se. on Tuesdsy, July 7. at S50 am: thelice to Holy Comforter Church, 14th | und East Caitol Sts.. where mass will | at .. Intsrment at U Cemetery Mrs. 8. Robert A. und Mrs HACKNEY. On S 16, LILLIAN HACKNEY nw. beloved daughter of Edward and Carrie Hac ney. mother of Edith Randall. sister of Junies and Bessie Hackney and cousin of Talmadge Michie. She ulso_leaves Qiher, relutives and’ friends.” Puneral Tuesday. G pm trom U fineral church, 14 nent Keswick, Va W Remuins resting at the . S muu L.u funeral home. 901 14th st Teral Nervices ac her late resdene, 155 Lamont st. n.w.. on Monday. July 6, #50 pm. Inierment Ouk Hill Ci eiery RIDDICK. MAMIE A. On Monday._July i Ay Brovidence Hospital. Baitl- MAMIE A. RID] ving Tother of the Hev. R A Fddick of T B Remains restine at Fraziers funeral home, L ave n.w. Nolice of ‘funeral lter. !d this life Slru D.m.. at her res nw. aftér a lingerin iliness. 'Mrs. IDA RUGKER the deyoted sisier of Mrs. Alice Evans of Lynchburg. Va.' She alsg leaves to moury_their loxi Mrs Pearl Evans Turpin and Mios attie Evans: and ‘sther. elatives and friends. . Remains resting with L. E Murray & Son 1uth and V sts. n.w Punersl Thursday.” July 9. &t » pm. Irom Metropolitan' Beptist Church. Kev C. Smith offictating. Interment tu Payn, :Ctmoluy beloved hu u Nhiee Bos) o Mary T. Smith. Funer c)mnben Co._tuner ) By on Tuescuy m qiiem mass in 5 cmu:n 15th and V sts Relatives and friends are Taterment. Mount Oliver Ceme- sse omit flowers ston xnd Trey City Dot Diesse copy ) M. o8 Saturday. July t her residence 1 PNFh(lB a ls ELY beleved ewfon Stely meral from the above residence on Tuesday. July 5 130 pm. Relatives and friends in- Interment Flint Hill Cemetery, ner of Mrs o et Wy home._ 1400 I y, Suddenty 5 Veads: %1 WILLIAS 1 STRIBEING - se the beloved husband of Lesiie M Stribling _inee Russell) and fatner of Russell " Stribling. - Pyneral. from Co. funeral chepel ‘on at K15 am. 5 iy [}ievr."r' lnl(il' will be 0r Wie Tepose oL his Soul Interment Ariington National Cemeiery, JTER. MARIE BAILEY. On Saturday lfllFrnO%! “-x"llly 4. M IRlleY residence. 0l I\P Al lE BAILI SUTER. wite of John T SUte: and morh- €F of Jéan Marle and Thomas 8. Suter Body resting at the chapel of Josenh Gawler Sons ublil noois Mondsy. *Sers ices at the above residence on Tuesday, July %, at 50w, Tnterment Gienwood “()UDI\ SAMUEL GARLAND. lA!dllV July 4. 1 gA\fUEL GARLAND WOODING of Oth st n.e.. beloved sband of Neilie H Wooding and de- father of Zellaca. Russell and e M ho Tuesdav. July 7. at’ 10 am. Relati and friends invited. ~Interment wt Lin- n Memorial Cemeter least ol M emetery. Please omit YOUNG, LLOYD. Departed this ed- Desday. July 1, P Dit LO" Biong or 4k Alice Young. He leaves to motrn their loss two sl two aunts und two uncles and a_h other relatives snd friends ins Testing at Wm. T. Ruth B. Toibert's funeral home. 1308 6ih St mw. Punere Tues; Bove tneral tonl g clock noon &l home. Tnterment in Payne's " Cemetery. Rev. B Whiting officiating. S In Memoriam. BROOKS., KATE. In sad but loving re- meinbrance of my devoted f; | membran oted friend. KATE Yho departed year ago today, July 6, A loving thought, true and tender, Just'to o § Ko rem‘r’l‘l e RIEND. DOROTHY. * In_memory of ELLEN CHEVALIER. who nine years ago, July 6, LOVING DAUGHTER, JOSEPHINE E. Nine sad years have passed since 1 last saw your vreity face, You were only back In the vachnt chair ¥ith Sucockum and I, life would be sunshing for me. VING DAUGHTER, ANNA, * GOBDAID MINNIE H XL sad bul lov- ing remembrance of dear, beloved mother. MINNIE GODDARD, who de- gmyefl B ’- e four years ago today, ‘What is & home without mother. All things this world may send. But when we lost our precious mother, We lost our dearest friend. God gave us a wonderful mother. She was one who could never grow old. God made her smile as the sunsh! 1 He made her heart of pure xold Some day we hope to meet her Some day. we know not w To clasp her hand in lhnl hpaumul land, n:’w’fé&’z&“s‘&"fi‘ 6563 "VTED SON. JOSEFH, AND GRAND- MORELAND, WllllAM J. In sad remem- brance of my husband. WILLIAM J. 3".‘.’2”;’.‘?%7"""“‘}".“:"‘ this life two y 6, 19 Stephen’s Chureh e Memane May his soul rest in peace. J\ILIA . MORFLAND. SIMS ROBERT M. _In remembrance of ROBERT R shits ¥ho, departed nis o ot year ago today. July 6. 19: Gone. but not_forgotten WIFE AND CHILDREN. * THOMAS. LAURA. A tribute of love to Lhe gmemory of [ny dear mother, LAURA ho 1 3 GEIOMAS. ¥iio jeft me one ear ago to: I cannot ny and T will not say That she is dead—she is just away! i ty smile and & wave of the hislife " one CHEVALIER, }:ler dear mother, passed uway nd wi _l;"r:‘l; l:e old-time step lnd the glad return nl { her faring on. In the love of there ‘ul the lo‘le of here: Think of her silll §s the same. I sayv: Bhe is not ann-~m u fiuu away! HER DAU ETTA. TOLIVER, WILLIAM C. AN s loving remembrance nf" oue g&!}’\‘fl" s blnd lfllfl (nl:hfr WILLTAM C. and JOHN HI 3 'ho d Tear ko, Sune B 1o R ey Sl e one In our hearts - yaur lay that pa: at we do not !hlnk Gf 70 THE nfi'ux, YOUNG, WILLIAM THOM MACKENZIE FRANC ARAND A QOor’ MOOU%IYG -Y\Il fl ll"\‘ o ly and Dr g(‘uimzm FRANCTS_vOuNG:" Apr:l e M il 2 8 Vienna Chief Rabbi Die VIENNA, July 6 (#—Dr. David Feuchtwang, 71, Vienna’s chief rabbi since 1933, died yesterday of a heart attack. Robert L. Whitcomb Dies. PORTLAND, Me., July 6 (®).— H.M. ETCHISON, 33, | nw. the | thence | | Illness Is Fatal to Wife of Mem- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1936 President Roosevelt’s grandchildren, Anna_Eleanor, 9, and Curtis Roosevelt, 6, with their father, Curtis Dall, visited Gov. Clyde L. Herring at Des Moines yesterday. singing for him, “That’s Where the Tall Corn Grows.” They are shown —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. BUILDER, EXPIRES Funeral Services to Be Held Tomorrow—-Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Howard Montgomery Etchison, 53, prominent Washington builder and former real estate dealer, died Satur- day at his home in the Clifton Terrace Apartments after an illness of several | weeks. Funeral services will be held at the Wright funeral chapel at 11 am. to- morrow, followed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Dr. Herbert Scott | Smith of St. Margaret's Episcopal | Church wiil officiate. Mr. Etchison was the son of the late | Thomas and Alice Thompson Etchison | of Washington. He was graduated in | 1904 from Georgetown University and | was active in athletics there. He was | & Thirty-second degree Mason and & member of Almas Temple, In 1909 he was marded to Miss Clara Barton Kehoe of this city and they had two children, Martha and Clara. His wife died in 1927 and two vears later he was married to Miss Clara Alseen. He is survived by his widow and daughters, Mrs. John S. Cleghorn of Washington and Mrs. Charles J. Hoy of Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Honorary pallbearers will be Roger J. Whiteford, Whyland Shaffer, John Higgins, Thomas Asquith, Busey How- ard and George N. Ray. MRS. JOHN T. SUTER, 68, DIES AT HER HOME HERE | ber of Staff of Associated Press. Mrs. Mary Suter, 68, wife.of John T. Suter of the Washington staff of the Associated Press, died Saturday at her home, 4119 Connecticut avenue, after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Suter came to Washington 48 years ago. She was born in Charles- ton, S. C. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by two daughters, Eugenia W. East Africa Deaths Increase. ROME, July 6 (®.—An official statement yesterday sald 50 workmen died in East Africa during June, bringing to 505 the total of such deaths since January, 1935. o Farming operations are carried on almost all the year round in Egypt. and Mary L. Suter, and a son, Thomas S. Suter. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. tomorrow at her home, with burial following in Glenwood Cemetery. FUNERAL HELD TODAY FOR MRS. IDA WOLFE Alexandria Widow of Former Merchant Survived by Two Daughters and Sister. By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 6.—Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Wolfe, 65, widow of Julius Wolfe. former Alexandria merchant, who died Friday at her home, 514 Prince street, were con- ducted by Rabbi Metz of Washington at the Wheatley funeral home here this morning. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Irma W. Goodman, Alexandria, and Mrs. Hilda Fine, Chicago, and a sister, Miss Carrie Bernheimer of this city. Burial was in Home of Peace Cemetery. COL. SULLIVAN DIES Was Prominent Political Figure in New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, July 6 (#).—Col. John P. Sullivan, 61, prominent politi- cal figure in New Orleans for many years, died last night following & sun- stroke suffered while fishing a week ago. He supported the late Senator Huey P. Long in 1928 when Long was elected Governor, but subsequently broke with him. During Long's feud with Presi- dent Roosevelt, Sullivan was one of the Federal patronage dispensers in the State. Col. Sullivan, s veteran of the Spanish-American War, was attorney for Col. E. R. Bradley, prominent racing figure. (edar Hill %m,mww MRS. LA, JOHNSON RITES HELD TODAY Arlington Burial Given Wife of Army Officer and Red Cross Worker. Funeral services for Mrs. John A. Johnston, 59, director of roll call and publicity of the American Red Cross and wife of Gen. Johnston, U. 8. A, were held today at her home, 2101 Connecticut avenue, with burial fol- lowing in Arlington National Ceme- tery. She died Friday after a pro- longed illness. Dr. W. L. Darby, secretary of the Federation of Churches and her as- sociate in Red Cross work for many years, officiated at the rites. Began in World War. Mrs. Johnston began her work with the Red Cross as a volunteer during the World War and has continued in that capacity since. Her war duty was largely with the canteen corps. She made numerous trips on hospital trains operating between New York and Washington, She continued service with the Red Cross after signing of the armistice, and in 1922 was made secretary of the District Chapter in charge of local activities. She was given the posi- tion she held at the time of her death in 1929. In this capacity she carried on & contihuous membership cam- paign, with an intensive two-week drive during the Fall. This work, done almost entirely by volunteers, cut to & minimum the cost of work. So suc- cessful was this work under Mrs. Johnston’s direction that for four consecutive - years the D. C. Chapter had the distinction of having the high- est percentage of adult memberships, in proportion to population, of any chapter in the country. She also was relief chairman for the Army-Navy Mentorial Aid. Married 4 Years Ago. Gen. and Mrs, Johnston were mar- ried four years ago. married previously. He was District. Commissioner from 1910 to 1914. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Johnston is survived by a son, Capt. Harry Cooper Barnes, U. 8. A; a WRITE A WINNING TITLE FOR THIS PICTURE ¢ ¢ ?\?NR‘&SM Everyone Has @ Chance in Go to Your Here is your oppor scholarship coverin aughter. cash if you prefer it, of ¥ children. Any m¢! embe: enter—everyone can You have four © ning the scholarshi and thereare for othe! | Wright, pastor of Larchmont Metho- | Both had been | CASH tunity to W g the tuition i un! a le-dmgr you can have of the lcholanh\p ($2,000) in rci‘ 124 other prizes: © r winning con' do is write 8 ™ granddaughter, Marian Barnes, -ndl & brother, Capt. Horace Speed, now stationed at Fort Benjamin Har rison. DR. JOHN T. BOSMAN, MINISTER, EXPIRES Was Outstanding Member of Vir- ginia Methodist Conference for Many Years. By the Assoctated Press. NORFOI K, Va, July 6.—The Rev. Johi T. Bosman, D. D., one of the outstanding ministers in the Virginia Methodist Episcopal Conference and for years leader in religious and humanitarian work, died in a hospi- tal here yesterday. He was 73 Only once during his 50 years’ mem- bership did Dr. Bosman accept an assignment outside the Tidewater district, when he served for four years as pastor /of the Methodist Church in Culpeper. He also served es pastor of the Methodist Church in Salisbury, Md., which at that time was cormected with the Norfolk dis- trict and a part of the Virginia con- ference. Dr. Bosman was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, the son of Capt. I H. and Mrs. Annie Skillman Bos- man. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mamie Lecato Bosman; two soms, | Robert L. and George L. Bosman; one} grandson, John Bosman, and two | brothers, George W. Bosman of At- | lanta, Ga., and William M. Bosman | of Norfolk. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at noon at the H. D. 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