Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1936, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1936. SAMUEL HOLLIDGE DIES |MRS. BOARDMAN, 69, |MRS. MARY A. GEORGE | CULPEPER WIDOW DIES |CONSUMER FOOD PRICES A—12 Dreaths. Braths. ADKINS, ISABELLA THOMAS. Departed | LAZENBY. MARGARET, CORNELIA 0. On this life suddenly. on July i5 10, at RIS I RO, QR Vo 1SABELLA THOMAS ADKINS. Wife of ihe iate W. B. Adkins_and daughter of the late Peter and Isabella Thomas. She leaves to mourn their loss three brothers, William J. Richard G_and James G Thomas. three sisters Grace M Thomas. Mary L. Willlams and L Pauline Jones. and a host of other relatives ‘and friends Funeral from the Ebenezer Baptist Church_ Lignum. Va Sunday July 19 at @ p.m. Friends invited 18 BARRET. CHARLES F. On July 14. 1036, At 10110 pm.. at Casualty Hospital from injuries received Saturday, July 11, CHARLES F. BARRET. ated 40 years. He s survived by one ‘di Gwen- dolyn Barret d 9 ve - Friesday. July" 14, 1036, a T JARGARET CORNELiA 'O TS ERByY Services at_the chapel of Joseph Gawler Sons. 1750 Pa. ave. n.s.. on Baturday, July 18 at 10:30 am Relatives and ‘friends invited. Inter- ment Fort Lincoln Cemeters. i JACKSON. On Wednesday. July 'S JACKSON LEE. aged 66 years. ‘beloved husband of Mary D. Lee IR F S Sw. . Funeral. from the lapel of B A" Taltayull, 436 7th st. L on” Friday. July 17, at 10:30 am. Relitives and friends invited. Interment Cedur il Cemeters, Paul o JLL . , Suddenly. on Tuesday. July 14. 1036, at her residence. GRACE JONES LULLEY. Pare. Md . father. Dr. Morriss Barret of [ MACKALL, DANIEL LLOYD. On Wednes- Maidens. Va.. four William N.. Morriss. Ir.. of Lo A and John S Va: two sisters. Hel Richmond. Va.. and of Buckroe_Beach ices at the S. H. Hines Co. f 2601 14th st. . on Fri at 11 am. Interment A tional Cemetery. BOARDMAN. ANNII On Wednesday. Juiy_15. 1906, am. at neral home Frid 3 m. | MARSH, Interment Rock Ciel: BREWSTER, OZELLE LEWIS. day. July 16. 1936, at Columb: E OZELLE LEWIS ' BRE beloved wife of Wales C. Brews 5 Nori 2nd st.. Arlington. V. he als i vived by two s and four brothe Funeral services Satirday. July 18, at pm.. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N_st. nw. 17 BUTTS. ELLA V. ednesday. July 15 1936, at her 0S8 Kenyon st nw. ELLA V eloved wife of Dr. Charles 3 f Mrs Notice of fu CASH. ROSA W oved [ade!phi COSTELLO. MARY A. On fellow st. n.w M day, July 15. DANIEL LLOYD MACKALL. beloved son of Daniel and Frances Mackall. He also leaves seven aunts. two uncles. two grandmothers and two grandfathers Remains resting at the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church. * You st. nw. until Friday noon fter at his late residence. h st. n.w. Funeral, Saturday. 15, At p.m. from the above residence. Ine:inent Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. AJOR. FRANK F. On Thursday. July 16, . at his home. 1:316 Shepherd st. n.w. FRANK F.. the beloved husband of Ida'H. Major. 'Notice of funeral later. LLIS Suddenly. on Tues- day, July 14. 1936, ELLIS LEE MARSH the ‘beloved son of Robert §. and Ruth h and brother of Flovd, Earl, Lou- nes and Warren Marsh. Funeral v at the W W. Chambers Co. utheast funeral home. 517 11th st. cn Friday. July 17. at 10'a.m. Rel- alives and friends invited. Intérment Cedar Hiil Cemetery. 16 . THOMAS HOLDER. ~Suddenly. July 14 t his Wood- land Beach Md. Tresidence. THOMAS HOLDER MORGAN. the beloved father of Florence. David W. st. and Brent M nd Mrs. Mabel Reil Funeral W W. Chambers Co 1 homé. 517 llth st o July 17 bom.Rel irichds’ invited. Interment cterv, Alexandria, Va 16 PEIROLY. VINCENT. On Thursday. July ! VINCENT. 70 vears. be- | N, at 2 p.m. ¥ Inter- neressional GERTRUDE POS- aged 710 years. be- t the late John Posion + of E. Clurence Poston. Mrs and Burns O. ¢ P. Rathg held from “he ab arday. duly 1N at 1d friends invited. In- smeters. 7 On_‘Thursday. recidence. 2444 e pl JEANETTE ANN (nee Coats).” beloved mother of d_ Waldorf Reed_ Mrs. Ethel B Hy Rosa _ Belficld W. Chambers 2 1400 Chapin st. nw. ptice of funeral later. ROSENBUSCH, LOUIS CHARLI sud- CRONIN. WILLIAM nesday. July 15. 1 1 Thursday, July 16. a sidence. 1601 35th RLES ROSENsUSCH On Tuesday, July ille. Md. AMOS AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Carpenter Here More Than 40 Years Was Native of Capital and 65 Years Old. Samuel M. Hollidge, 65, a native of this city, died Tuesday at his home, 3006 Fourteenth street, after a brief illness. He was to be buried today in Cedar Hill Cemetery after services at Saffell’s funeral parlors at 2 p.m. Mr. Hollidge was a carpenter here for more than 40 years and was a member of the Carpenters’ Union. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie L. Hollidge; five sons, Raymond, Albert, Melvin, Vernon and David Hol- lidge; four daughters, Evelyn, Ethel and Thelma Hollidge and Mrs. Elsie Currier, and four grandchildren. All live in Washington. Fortress Is Revealed. Falling to the lowest level recorded for 100 years, the Caspian Sea has disclosed the ruins of a twelfth-cen- tury fortress, sunk long ago beneath Baku Harbor. In Memoriam. ALLEN, GLADYS G.ITHER. A tribute of love ‘and devotion to the memory of a dear daughter and a loving mother. GLADYS "GAITHER ALLEN. who de- Darted this life five years ago, July 18, 1931 Never shall we cease to love you. Never shall your memory fade The sweetest love forever lingers In our hearts for you today. HER LOVING MOTHER. CLARA ALLEN, AND CHILDREN » BAILEY,, DR. HENRY L. In loving mem- ory of a devoted husband and father. Dr HENRY L. BAILEY. who left us on July | 16, 1o THE FAMILY BALDERSON. DAISY D. 1In lo7ing remem- | brance of DAISY D. BALDERSON. who died one year ago today. July 16. 1935, Mother. wife and sister. dear We loved her so when she wes here: We love her still. one can't forget A soul who did not blame nor fret We think of her throuzh glistening tears. | Her gentle gliding through the years God sent her that the world might be Endowed by her sincerity. And took her from us—just He knows Why loved ones come and why one goes Our_hearts with bitter anguish swell, No human tongue nor pen can tell But while we miss her she's above With others gone that we 50 love: Together on that golden shore. Where we shall meet to Dart Do m LOU. GLADWYN. HELEN. DORA BAUMAN, WILLIAM. JR. 1In loving mem- ory of my dearest husband. WILLIAM | BAUMAN. Jr. who passed awaythree | vears ago today, July 16, . at Tempa. Fla Deep in my heart you are fondiy remem- bered Sweet. happy memories cling to your | CLAIMED BY DEATH Widow of Former Assistant Police Superintendent Was Native of Capital. Mrs. Annie E. Boardman, 69, widow of former Assistant Superintendent of Police Robert H. Boardman, died yes- terday at her home, 2501 Calvert street. Mrs. Boardman was a native of this city. Her husband was assistant sup- erintendent of the Washington police force at the time of his death in 1915. Surviving her are three daughters and a son. They are Mabel and Marie Boardman, and Robert M. Boardman, all of Washington, and Mrs. Thomas N. Tappy of Daytona Beach, Fla. Funeral services will be held at 10 at the Lee funeral home, Fourth street and Massachu- setts avenue northeast. be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Burial will IMPROVES AFTER FALL Olga Jessie Novack, 32, waitress, of 1212 I street, who told police she fell from a moving automobile early yes- terday, was reported “fair” at Gal- linger Hospital today. She lost consciousness when her head struck the street. White, 36, of 3150 Seventeenth street, a White House guide, in whose car she | was riding, was questioned by police, It was believed the have been frac- She is conscious today, how- but later released woman’s skull may BURIED IN ARLINGTON Resident 40 Years Was Widow | of Government Pension Office Employe. Mrs. Mary A. George, 86, who died Tuesday from a heart ailment aggra- vated by the heat, was buried today in Arlington National Cemetery, after funeral services at her home, 3107 South Dakota avenue northeast, at 11 am. Mrs. George, a native of Kittaning, Pa., came to this city over 40 years ago. Her husband, Peter C. George, was em- ployed’by the Government Pension Of- fice. He was a Civil War veteran. Surviving Mrs. George are two daugh- | ters, Mrs. Edith Clendaniel and Mrs. Olive Pindell of Baltimore; two sis- ters, Mrs. Martha Slease of Kittaning and Miss Catherine Bossinger of Washington, and a’brother, John M. Bossinger of Pittsburgh. Bt Chrysanthemums Cost $5,000 000. Nearly $5,000,000 was spent on chrysanthemums in Britain in the last 12 months. @dar Hill “Wastinglons most Beaniful . C‘gmeterg When Beauty is Permanent ! Time Only Adds to its Charm Mrs. Edwina Booton Triplett Leaves 2 Sons and 2 Daughters. #1 ectal Dispatch to The Star, CULPEPER, Va,, July 16.—Mrs. Ed- wina Booton Triplett, 83, widow of Granville S. P. Triplett, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leo Printz of Culpeper. were held at the gravesite in Jefferson- ton Cemetery today, with a former pas- tor, Rev. Charles Clement, and Rev. Dr. Kensey J. Hammond, former pastor of the Episcopal Church, officiating. Mrs. Triplett, a native of Madison County, had lived in Culpeper since her marriage 60 years ago. {;he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Russell Putnam, wife of Col. Putnam, U. 8. M. C,, now stationed in Washington, and Mrs. Printz, and two sons, Velpeau and Leonidas Triplett, both of Culpeper County. discarded jewelry. 50 years we have been %old and paying SPOT SELINGER'S 818 F STREET N.W. | Funeral services INCREASED IN JUNE By the Associated Press. The Bureau of Labor Statistics re- ports that consumer food prices rose one-half of 1 per cent during the two weeks ended June 20 The increase, the bureau sald, was due largely to continued advances in prices of butter and eggs. Of the 84 foods included in the price index, higher prices were reported in 43, declines were reported in 31 and 10 showed no change. You Can’t Buy Better. Why Pay More? UTLER FLYNN | MET. 0150 $100 to any one who can find any water in Fairfax Paints, WHEN IN NEW YORK . beautiful hotel .. distinguished - famous for Conti- - - internationally <nown for superlative service. Single from $3.50. . Double, $5.00 TERRACED SUITES and APARTMENTS ST.MORITZ On-The-Park 50 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH nental cuisine Personal Direction: Visitworldfamous RUMPELMAYER's how badly your scratched or JARANTEED FLOOR will give them n I famous Var- floors are worn, name A true heart that loved you with deepest 5 affection Miss Alvays will love you in death just the same DEVOTED WIFE. ROSA BAUMAN. * | FREDRICK. ALFRED. In loving remem- brance ' of my dear friend. ALFRED Beach, # 18 i FREDRICK. who departed this life s denly one year ago today, July 16. 1 A loving thought. true and tender, Just to show I still remember HIS DEVOTED FRIEND. MARIE. * GOODLOE. CHARLES §. Sacred to the R : X memory of my dear husband CHARLES AL 1 nd 8 GOODLOE. who departed this Hu Y ago today. July 16. Rest._<pirit. rest BLANCHE A. GOODLOE CLEMENTINE N. In lo | little daughter and sister { } JACKSON. ‘who died | July 14 1935 | funeral | KOSACK, AUGUSTA WANDA. A trib i pmi. | of love and devotion to the memor: X A : 3 5 t Limc | my dearest mother. Mrs ; £ : 2 ; e 1 WANDA KOSACK. who de § s 2 5 < i 2 x e iife two years azo today. J e % ;i R STALEY. VIVIEN Suddenly on| What is home without a mother? v « ¢ ! g a VIVIENNE All_things this world ‘mas. send 5 - G late Henry | But when I lost my precous moth : - 8 , 5 Gawler s T lost my dearest friend , % 2 ? $ 3 Services God gave me a wonderful mother. x 5 1diniterment at Frederick.' Md. at a She"Ras one who could never row old > ; ieRto e nopnee d God made her smile as the sunshine, , THOMAS. WILLIAM H. On Wednesday. Helmedeshes shearijofiyire nald 3 | il 4 2 . £ | gy, 5 T agde e T pamat b me dax 1 hope to mee. her -’ 3 : 2 5 Fe e AL T, Que St W WRWLIAM | o clasp her hand in that beautiful land s : 3 S 4 1936, at 5 3 = R Mt . Notice Never to Dart again 3 Fo 4 . & - iR beloved sa! - . As_the years go by &nd T srow older, . resting a ral Your memory is mv_binding tie and Mass here _ REV. WILLIAM HENRY. De-| There's a warmth in my heart that will this life Wednesdav. Juls 15, never grow_colder £ 60 pm. ar Tesidence. Ang a love that Wil never die ; . “Rev. WILLIAM | HER DEVOTED DAUGHTFR. FREIDA. * FULTON, 10LA B. on N v the devoted . AUGUSTA WANDA. In sad but 1936, IOLA B. ¥ 1 ¢ Emily son of the membrance of my dear mother stoniw te” Hel R: m ard_ Christin USTA WANDA KOSACK. 1o Dassed LR T, a o S Homas | A loving mother. so good and kind iy é + et 0 s 8 i A WoorhGmas | No friends on earth like her do we A ke lso leaves a host of T {;flr P&"g of us ;’!\! did h(ir test 3 g ot May ‘God grant hec eternal rest GARNER. WILLIAM B On Remains restinz at the S P NEP G ERN ISR JoLia. and Wil- | Notu ral hereafter. %™ | REEVES. FRANCIS A, In lovine remem- el brance of our dear mother. FRANCIS TWOMBLEY. MARION ISABELLE. On Pri-| REEVES. who entered into eternal rest 1. at Montreux Switzer. | %0 vears ago. Julv 16, 1934 ISABELLE TWOMBLEY. When days are dark. frie; e William Twombley. Dear mother. how we miss sou- g i nere may be {riends wWho may be true. G . .on Tu /LER. REV. ALFRED JOHNSON. On| Bui we lost our best friend when we & 3 4 ora 5 a5, at SI3 e m lost you e\ e n T L Rev ALFRED N u v a Red M e ; SonNaoN v iR Often to your grave we wander : o or of Mount Airy Flowers (o lay with gentle care d of Mrs | O'er the one we loved <o dearly s He 2150 18 survived by tWo Who is peacefully sleeping there. johters, Mrs. Amy T. Bell and Mrs TR FAMILY o Departed this 1 Sagle T. Marze: one son. Rev. E K |scHoFIELD, CORA A. In sad memory of ieen” and other relatives and| our dear baby. CORA A. SCHOFIELD. iren and other relatives 84| Sho passed away July 16. 1935 I home, 20 H st. n.e.. 1 Darling. may you rest in peace. csdav. July 13 thereaf THE FAMILY. * residence. N st now. until 11 Thereatter wiil e Mount VAlry Baptist Friday. ‘July 17. at Interment Liricoln Memottal F razie r’s TYLER_REV. A L. 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