Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1936, Page 12

Qard of Thanks. TAYLOR, NORMA H. We gratefully ac- knowledee the llndneu of Rev. T. W. Bundrant.'the estons “and - expressions Lof athy from our many frjends. at our relvemmt of our mcther and sister. ORMA H. "AYLOR. BURKE AND avu!.n‘u. Beaths On Mon- de lnflnn Va.. B beloved wite of the late Charles A Arurdel and mother of Curtis B. Arundel Daisy B. Arundel and Brownie C. Stahl. Funeral services at her late xendenu Wednesday. November 25. at 1 P. Interment Leesburg Cemetery. d, this life on Asg!u'roN. JESSIE. Departed - Children. one aunt. Mrs. Sarah Henson. and a host of other relatives and xmna- Body resting at the funeral home of W, Earl Better. 1203 Walter ;t n until Tuesday. November 24, at 4 neral from his mor.her: reald!n:e 1 n_ave. s.e. Wednesday. Novel at 12 noon W terment Arin onal Cemetery. BARTLETT. ANNA l:l.lelB'l‘!l. day. Nn:fimhfr[};.;&l ns dence, 2406 37 ETH BARTLETT. BAR’ ife T Bariiett and ‘Gevoted moter of William H. Bartlett. ir. Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 5501 “14th st n.w. untl 8:30 . On Mon- <l Wednesday. Nnvember 25. Relatives ang _friends {mvited. ment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. DI.IY SUSIE. On Saturday. November .0 . at her residence. 2304 Eye st. USIE BODLEY, the belnv’n“d sis- fer “of Bessie Shicids, Victoria Mason. Isabelle Newman and Jjacob Thomas. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W._ Ernest Jar- vis funeral church, 1433 You st. n.w. Until b pm. Tuesday: thereafter at her late Tesidence. ~ Funeral Wednesday, No- vember 25. at 1 p.m.. he Geth- gemane Baptist cn‘gmn and irginia ave. n.w. Rev. ing: “Interment Lincoin Memerial Cem- etery. TELER, alSA‘I A. On Tuesday, No- .o'pmbu 24 6. ‘at her residence, ' 4905 TAmOeE ave. now. SUSAN BOTELER. Jinels Sheiner of Mis, W E. Tavior: Mrs. M. W. Amidon. Miss Minnie and Steve I. Boteler and _sister of Miss Minnie and Edward Peters. Remains Tesng o the Lee funeral home. 4th st. ave. n.e. ;here services !lll\ be helicon Thursday. November am. Relatives and friends invited. In- e ens {amily cemetery. Calverton. Va. OWN, CORA. Departed this life sud B TS on Friday morning. November 2 1936, CORA BROWN. 'Funeral ':':le November 24. at 1 P.nu. i guMurrsy & Son’s mnem nlrlur 12th and V sts. n.w. Interment in Payne's Cemetery. 24 OWN. WILLIAM. On Monday. Novem “ber 1936, at his_residence. 807 2nd st. n.w.. WILLIAM BROWN. b!mved hus- band of Mrs. Dolly Brown. son of Mrs. Delia Brown; father of Mildred and Delia Brown. He is also survived by one brother. Thomas Brown: one sister. Ma- berta Green. other relatives and friends, Remains resting_at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. KNIGHT. DF uhaay November & 193¢, 8¢ ¢ Glrflg: ospital. 2NX"GHT of the Snorenam Hotel. Serv- ces at the S. H. Hines funeral home, on Wednesday, No- 3 p.m. Relatives_and Interment Rock crez CLARENCE WOOD) m griends faaltee, Cemetery. SON. CHARLES. On Priday. Novem- e 1936 at Gallinger “Hospital. CHA.R.LE DODSON son of the late Peter and Rosa Dodson and husband of the late Mamie Dodson. brother of Anthony Dodson. He leaves many other relatives and friends Funeral Wednesday. November 23 at 2 p.m._ from Malvan & Schey's funeral home. N. J. ave. and st. nw. Friends invited, Interment Woodlawn Cememy : On Monday. Novem- DR, D at Gallinger 'Hospital, 3 Emma funeral hi 23 Notice of funeral hereafter. . On Sunday. Novem- at Children’s Hospital RONALD DUDLEY. devoted son of Wil: liam and Beulah Dudley. He also leaves three brothers, two grandmothers. one grandfather. other relatives and friends Remains resting at the John T. Rhines Tomaral chasel ord ‘and Eve where_funeral services will be held m. 1 D.m. Wednesday. November 25. ment at Rosemont Cemetery. FEATHERSTONE, E. SSeaieiomery Cainty Genteal Hosmial a}ney Md., E. SOPHIA FEATHERSTONE of Al}élon lMd E i )t William Reube; Colonial funeral home o Beubey lle. Md. Eoes at m%h‘r:< Episcopal Ohurch, mber 25. at Brinklow. JOHN G. On Tuesday. November ros 24, £ I0Mat Emersency Hosbital, JOHN G. FOGLE_of R17 North Danville st., Arlington. Va . beloved husband of Helen Fogle inee Kidwell). Announcement funeral later. AFFIN. SAMUEL B. On Monday, No- nv!mhe 23. 1036, at Miami, Fla.. BAM: VEeh, *GAFFIN "beloved husband of Dina Gnfln of 925 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. uesday. Novem- e n‘&i‘l:f ‘nis resiaen 17 48th WRINS hugband of % Annte Hawking. father of Sadie ins, Gertrude Johnson. ins Lena Queen and Irelia Chap- man. Remains resting at Stewart's fu- neral home. 30 H st. n.e. Notice of fu- neral later, 25 BILL OCEOLA. On Saturday. November e D AcESTA SHILL. wife of. the hvn John Hill and daughter of Willlam Johnson. Notice of lunerll later. nnml Wednesday, November 1 om0 re Jarvis. uners ehurch, 1432 You st. m.w. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. KENNEDY, CHASE W. On Monday. No- vember 23, lfldfl CHASB KENNEDY, . Tetired. hu!bxnd o ae wed by interment with full military follomed b3 riineton National szeur! . UXMAN. ETHEL EDNA. On Mo A emper o To i st AQunte Gy | EDNA LAUXMAN, beloved wife of Jacob Louis Lauxman. _Puneral ervices were conducted on Thursday. jovember 19. Burial in Laurel Me- porial Park Cemetery. ~Atlantic City. LEHMANN, ALHA MAE. On Monday. No- vember 2. 936, lt Sibley HOADH‘L JEREATMAE, pel wite of Herbert W. Lehmlnn of 102 sherldnn ave., Takoma Md. Remains resting at Timothy mlons funeral parlors, 641 H st, ne. until 8:30 - ihis " evening. ~Inter: Hent Richmond. Ve, lAanv .lAnu:s OnMundly Novembor 1636, DEN. belov M, bmmer oi_Jjohm Madden of 1301 20th n.w. Pun imothy McGILL. ELIZABETH. On Tuesday. No- vember 24, ]fl 36. at her resldence 3133 o ELIZABETH McGILL, Ls00 Chlpin st mw. Notice of funerai .eGW!lN JOHN 'I'IIOHA! On Mon- day. November 21, 1936 at his resi- nce 3710, Northamnto: SOHN THOMAD VERN. " belove Busband of Ursula Dave. MeGivers and n of ¥, B. and Mary V. McGivern. late residence on Bn:!;l. MURPRY, JORN .W. bar {M ma u hig mldlnu, Ku ll»- + 8t. Gabriel' tives and m:nda‘ terment Mount OCKERSHAUSEN, CAROLINE. day, November T3, et sisiey Hos: AUSEN, "ARO] Fidow of ‘William Ockershausen. neral services at her late residence. 950 Lt rw. on Wednesday. November 25, .‘tez p.m.” Interment Prospect eters. P | PALMER. HANNAH SUSAN. Departed thia life on' Saturday. Novu‘r‘.ber‘fl 1936 n her residence. 915 NAH SUSAN P, 'fla of ihe Iate Samuel H. Palmer. 8he is survived by two daughters Mis. Be C. Tu and Mrs, .vusle Arm Bedford A Eita Finkney: two son ter-in-law_ and vlh tres friends, al Wi mber at1om. from Zlon mnun Chureh. 3rd and P ots, sw rt officiat- ing. Tnterment Aflington National Cem- From this world of pain lnd sorrow the land of peace rest God has taken Sou. dear mother Where you have found eternal nn Pflflb'l. T'OHA! M. On Mlndl Son of the late, shaw Parker. He lea\ loss a wite. ‘Bula H. ters and four brothe be viewed after 4 p. 24, at Pr: ‘ednesday. November 25 pm. Burial services. 1i mm.n henore. a . National Cemeter: v, Banie man officiating. Rellmel lnd Triends invited. 24 PETTIT. CLARA A. On Tuesday. Novem- ¥ 24,1936, at her residence: 2135 H Ci A PETTIT (nee Cum- herllnd) beloved wite of William Duvall Pettit. Notice of funeral la POST. EMMA BELLE. On Mo nday, Navem- ber 231936, at George Washington H Dital; mu BELLE POST of 1002 8th st widow of Charles H. Post and beloved mother of Mra. Edith Webster of Cleveland, Oblo. and Mrs, Jessie Gyilin L1 She fs also survive By the following brothers and sisters, Mr. R. G. . Easton, Puneral services at her late residence. 1002 8t th ot n.w. Wednesday. November 25. Services at the Methodist® Church, meerlnnd Md.. Prida: vembe! i’n'l Imermen!R 0 e On S " ber > 838 S ne mmenu’ 1945 12th SE “REED, st nw. mother of Lucy Reed Spence and eed. She also leaves one &randchildr one son-in. one dnuvmex-ln law. o nieces ard_one . a gieat-uncle and a host of other relatives and . friends. may be viewed Tuesda: at her late residence. Murray officiating. Interment mony Cemetery. RICHARDS, CHARLES Mon November home, 711 7119 Chestaut RICH. beloved hll.lhlnd of hnnle Rlch brother of Lemyel Richards and ®sirs. Jong, Hoffman ineral services at the W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chiavinat Y otD i ogntsday. Ko, vember 25, at p.m. Relatives and Triends invited. nterment Congressional Cemetery. ROBINSON. THORNTON S.. !l Blt- Lrday, November 21. 1936 OBINGON. Sr.. hisband of Te V. R Bion oA Tatha of Obra. ’l‘horntan. Natalie and Laura Robinson. He also leaves to _mourn their loss his mother. Melvina Kini sister, Rosa Walker; a brother. Johi ng. Fu McGuire funeral Home. . Wednesdav. November 25. DooR. Rev. - Bullock _omeating. ment’ Harmony Cemetery. BODGERS, MYRTLE MAE. Departed this llfemwdd!llh' Sunda: mber M. lw BOERS leaves a devoied mother. Mrs, Frances M. gers; one brother, James C. Rodgers, and other relatives and friends Remains resting at Barnes & Matf funeral home 014 dth st 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. November %o the Tesidence of her moiher. Frances La: e. ai’1 p. " Fox officiating. Interment Woodiawn Geémetery. On, Monday, No- Har: 24 SuddlnI!. on | 936, at_ his fhter We ay. Novem] t 11 ‘Interment - (brivate) Ariini fon National Cemeters. ROGERS, THOMAS. Deparf Priday, November 20. brief illness. TH wife. h Rogers; other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. n.w. Puneral Wedne: ld.ly Novmb'r 25. ¢1 pm. " Interment Lincoln Cemetery. SMITH, FREDERICK McCURDY. On Mon- day. ' November 23. 1936, at his resi- 1830 Calvert st. n.w. FRED- CK_McCURDY. beloved husband of Edith Bretney Smith. son of Martha Ma- tilda McCurdy Smith and the late Delos Futcnins Smith. ' Pune sday. November at 2 pi Bocare Co.s 1000 H sb. Aw. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 24 ted th.l Uh on 1936 after s Prie Terment Glenwood Cemeter. TAYLOR. NORMAN A. On sumhy No- ber 2211 JORMAN akid o Maty and father of Veu R. Taylor and son of the Iaf Charles L. Taylor, from b 73 M tlvu and friends Inmmenl t. Mary's cemeury TAYLOR. NORMAN A. The Wmdlhont Ciub and the Hol! Name Society of 8t. Mary's Parish will meet at the late nll- dence ef NORMAN A. TAYLOR. e O o Auieaar. Noverber 24 1636, at 71:30 b.me~ o recite the office of the dead. JOSEPH F. ZEGOWITZ; Pres. DIEGELMANN. Pres. JAMES C. KRAFT. Secretary. JOF DIEGLEMAN. Secretary. TAYLOR. NORMAN A. Un Coiaeir, “Re A% national Union Assurance Society. an- nounces the death of Member NORMAN A. TAYLOR. On_Saturday. No- v, x Notice of funeral iater. . Rel renlnl at the W. Ernest Jarvis fun church, 1432 You st. n.w. SISE, v . Van Sise ( 1 of Charles, Mae. d V! s . Services at Con l’eu KOIIIIH Methodut fl:l:rch on Wedne: No‘ an lativ lnends lnvfl.ed p.m. Rel Interment Cedar Hill WlNl.l. (‘;.I:l'r;v?usuxu'sm ovember 2. . at le: Ha I , GERTRUDE M, ’lovedl % Sd mof 7. RAY. In sad but loving_remem- T T a7~ Novem: Ber 24, 1036, ‘CHILDREN. Wednesday. November 25. 1936, m i atives and friends invited. Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WAL’ Tll H. 6. . YMAN, On Monday. November 23, 193 TER H. MER RYMAN of me, . “ove at 1:30 p. Re tives and frlelld! Invmd Inurment Glenwood Cemetery. 'YMAN. WALTER H. :30 o Siock. pim Wednésday. Novemper 26, !u'm for the purpose of attending the uneul services of our late brochn ER_H. MERRYMAN. By order of e orshinta) master, REUBEN A. BOGLEY. Secretary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CHAS. 8. ZURHORST CO. 801_EAST CAPITOL ST. LINCOLN 0373 h F, Birch’s Sons J Mnfx’mfifi?hw Frank Geier’s Sons Co. iisseventn s &% NAtional 2473 SPEAR! PR Jo ot esnnastes with m the original W it 1008 H St N.W., 7. William lfie’s Sons Co. Crematorium 64 and Mass. Ave. la Linectn 8900 D erande or ur adad Sat ’fi'ui“ nd sister, LILY L. DATTON. Who depariod this iife fhirieen year ‘Yember 24 Ther T r.h'f'v'm" loved: Keeb her safe with Him until ‘We meet some day A‘I?B" G MOTHER PA FRYE, unlo)m In loving memory °Iur“‘¢.“;hll life t'm!y-o?u S ‘.. day. November 24. 1915, o . - LOVING PARENTS. °* MIDDLETON. . TRt un v-l'l ag0 today. 8 on. dear mother. Ood He knows you were weary rest 1l 3 ‘was done. Cal e:dya:: hmomuur :nrk Be. DEVOTED CHILDREN. * ROSS, SAMUEL H. In memory of my hus- band, SAMUEL H. ROSS. who bDassed 28, OO hers the (reds wently ware: gl mh dearly, is_lonely. silent grave. M18 DEVOTED AND o | Prememaranes. of sur ) D. STEW, years ago today. November 24, "n- h remember him who once 1, to us he is fust as dear, R:'nmum lht‘:'lhfm on the R In sad but lovinx THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1936. SALESMAN FOUND | DEAD IN GARAGE gun- George Gray Slumped in Front Seat of Car, With Motor Running. Slumped in the front seat of his car, which he had driven into a garage rented for a few hours, George Gray, 41, of 5100 Seventh street, wholesale liquor firm salesman, was found dead last night with the motor of the machine running. Coroner A, Magruder McDonald, who was investigating the case to- day, was told that the doors of the garage, located at 625 Princeton place, were closed tight and one side of the hood of the car was up. Gray stopped at the Princeton place address about 5:30 p.m. yesterday and asked Miss Sarah Cohen if he could rent the garage in rear of the house for a couple of hours to do some re- pair work on his machine. Given permission to do so, he drove the car inside. About three-quarters of an hour later, Miss Rose C. Cohen and a friend, Miss Mildred Purcell, looking out the rear window, noticed the doors of the garage were closed tightly. Going out to investigate, they opened the doors and found the garage filled with fumes from the car's exhaust. The girls notified police and No. 2 resque squad responded. Dr. W. G. Fletcher, who arrived with the Cas- ualty Hospital ambulance, said Gray was dead. Twe notes, found with an order book and a small amount of money on the dead man, were turned over to the police homicide squad. One was addressed to his mother and the other to his wife, Mrs. Marion Gray, accord- ing to Dr. MacDonald, who was to have an autopsy performed today. Besides his widow, Gray is survived by three children, Robert, 16; Made- leine, 15, and Richard, 10. J. W. V. Auxiliary Dance Tonight Washington Post, No. 58, and the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States will give a joint dance and entertainment to- nght at 9 o'clock at the Wardman Park Hotel. A drill will be presented by the drill team of the Ladies’ Aux- iliary. Anti-Gas Methods Taught. Ten doctors will teach nnfl-m methods to be used in Great Britain during air raids. FUNERAL DE!IGNS. " GEO. C. 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ROGERS DIES IN HOSPITAL Wife of Retired Naval Officer Had Been Ill Two Months—Rites Tomorrow. Mrs. Adelina H. Rogers, 1801 K street, wife of Lieut. Comdr. William B. Rogers, U. 8. N,, retired, died yes- terday in George Washington Hos- pital. She had been ill about two months. Mrs. Rogers had been active in & | number of organizations, including the Women's City Club, the Navy Re- lief Society, the Republican Club and the Young Women's Christian Asso- ciation. She also belonged to several organizations in New York. She and her husband had made their home here about 20 years. Comdr Rogers, who served in the Supply Corps, was retired in 1911, but returned to active | duty in 1914 and served until about | two years after the World War. | Besides her husband, Mrs. Rogers | leaves & son by a former marriage, | Raymond T. von Palmenberg of New York City; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Riesenberg and Mrs. Bertha K. Lim- pert, both of New York City, and a brother, George Kauffeld, Astoria, N. Y. 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A" CEMETERY SOMPLETE Low w120 For Funeral Service Consult CHAMBERS First Werld Famous Undertaker 3 FUNERAL HOMES 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Phene Columbia 0433 517 ELEVENTH ST. S.K. Fhone ATlantle 6700 $18_CLEVELAND AVE. RIVERDALE, MD. Fivne Greenvecd 1491 FREDERICK SMITH DIES AT RESIDENCE Graduate of Central High School Organized Advertising Business in New York. Frederick McCurdy Smith, 64, of 1930 Calvert street, died early yestor- day morning at his home after s long iliness. Born in San Prancisco the son of Martha Matilda McCurdy Smith and the late Delos Smith, Mr. Smith came to Washington at an early age, living with his family in the neighborhood of Third and C streets. He attended the Central High School. Graduating from high school, he went lrll(hl into the advertising business, moving to New York and organizing his own eomplny He returned to Washington three years ago and has been living at the Calvert street residence of his mother. Besides his mother, Mr. Smith is sur- vived by his wife, Mrs. Edith B. Smith; & brother, D. H. Smith, and s sister, Miss J. A. Smith, all of this city. ‘The funeral will be at 2 p.m. tomor= Tow from the V. L. Speare Co. 1009 H street, services ‘being conducted by Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett of All Souls’ Church, Greta Nissen Arrested. Miss Greta Nissen, film actress, was arrested in London, on & charge of dangerous driving. DE KNIGHT RITES FIXED PFuneral services for Clarence Woods De Knight, 69, prominent lawyer here, who died Sunday night of pneumonia in Garfield Hospital, will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow in Hines’ funeral home, 2801 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. De Knight had a distinguished career as a lawyer. He was a familiar figure in social circles in Washington, Mew York and Newport. At one time he was recretary to the late Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland and years ago had served as secretary of the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs. 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