Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1936, Page 12

Quards of Thanks. REV. L. H. The family of the Rev L 1. BAILEY sratefully thank ] friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness during his illness and for the beautiful floral pieces, use of cars and all other expressions of sym- pathy during our bereavement. ANNIE B. ROSE AND FAMILY. * DAVIS. WILLIAM L. The family of the late ' WILLIAM L. DAVIS gratefully ac- knowledge the beautiful floral tributes, sympathy and_kindness of their many friends and neighbors MRS. LUCINDA DAVIS AND FAMILY. GODDARD. JAMES H. We will always ol aeur “In o0 hearts ‘with scatetul appreciation all of the kindness and sympathy In our sad bereavement: aiso sincere thanks for the gorgeous flowers during his_iliness and at_his death MRS JAMES H. GODDARD A"D DAUGHTER. M. BARBARA. JOANSON, WILLIAM McKINLEY. We wish_to express our sincere thanks to our friends and Post Office co-workers, the Helpinge Hand of Zion Baptist Church. Rev. Ellison. Rev. Taylor and Father Herbert for ghe beautiful flowers and sympathv in Yhe passing of our Xmed one. WILLIAM McKINLEY JOHN- MR’EY BLANCHE BURTON AND FAM- PALMER, HANNAH ARMSTRONG. The family’ of the late HANNAH ARM- STRONG PALMER gratefully acknowl- edge the beautiful floral trMutes. sym- pathy and kindnesses of their many friends. neighbors and neighborhood clubs. pastor and friends of Zion Bap- tist_Church. also friends and coworkers of her son-in-law. William W. Turner. upon_their recent bereavement. DAUGHTERS. BERTHA C. TURNER AND JESSIE BUTLER. 20° Beaths. ABELL. WILLIAM HENRY. On Friday, November 27, 1936, WILLIAM HENRY ABELL, aged 71 years. beloved husband | of Nellle A. Abell and father of Paul G. | and Henry A. Abell, Mrs. Myrtle Jones | and Mrs. Jennie A. Mangim and brother | of Stephen Abell. He is also survived by | seven grandchildren. Funeral {rom his fate residence. 108 9th st. se.. on Mon- day,_November 30. at 8:40 a.m.. thence to Peter's Church. ®nd and C sts se.. where mass will be offered at § a.m. for ‘the repose of his soul Relatives and | nds are invited. Interment Cedar | il Cemetery. Arrangements by Willia ANDERSON, A \ REBECCA. On Friday. oventher’ 36, at Providence Hos: DioaT "ANNA ‘REBECCA ANDERSON (nee Fout). beloved wife of Richard T. An- derson and mother of Mrs. Anna Re- becca Beasley. Richard G. = Anderson and Mrs. Mary Jane Robey. ~ Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. South- | east funeral home 517 11th st_se. on Monday, November 30. at 10 a thence to tae Church of the Na Mave” ave. ‘between 1t and 14th sts se. where services will be held at 10:30 am. Relatives and_friends invited to attend. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Bladensburg. Md. (Prederick, Md.. pa- Ders please copy.) 29 BAKER, BEATRICE NORTON. _Suddenly, on Wednescay. November 16 BEATRICE NORTON ~BAKER. beloved wife of Dr. Charles E. Baker. daughter of Jhlia and Aucustus Shuler and granddaughter of Mrs. Edith L. Cline. the chapel of Joseph Gaw! Pa n.w.. on Monday. November 30, at 4 p.m. lanta. Ga On Saturday. Novem- | Charles P. Bartes. of Mrs. Margaret E. Miller_ Mrs L. Schotter and George A Barnes. from the above residence on Tues- day. December 1. at 11_am._ Relatives and friends invitea Interment Rock Creck Cemetery, Services by the W W Chambers Co. 30 BOWYER. R GILBERT. On Thursday, November 1936, at his residence I8 Quincy place n.w.. Rev, GILBFRT BOW- YER. husband of the late Fannie B yer. father of Mrs. Mabel Quand Martha Wood. Mrs. Louise Ri Gilbert. ir.; William. Joseph. D: James Bowver. He is also survived by several grandchildren and host _of other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at Fraziers funeral home. 58 1. ave. n.w.. until 12 noon Sunday. November 0: thence 1o his late Tesi: dence. _ Funeral Monday. November 0, at 1:30 pm. from Church. on C st sts. se. Friends are i ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery a ISABELLE. szoxw Bovd end rela 1 mont st. n.w. loved mother_of Jenn M. Brown. She also tives and_f V. Ei to Mount coln. Va., a Interment 29 CARROLL AMANDA ILEEN. day. | November 19:315, at Georgetown Hos- ital, AMANDA ILEEN CARROLL (nee ines). late residence, 448 H st. m.W. | beloved wife of Russell J. Carroll and mother_of Russell De Atley: also sur- vived by five grandchiidren. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w. on Monday. No- vember 30. at 8:30 am: thence fo St. Mary's Catholic Church. where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of e el Reatives and friends mvited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CLARK, CHARLES MAISON. ay. November 26, 1 45 D his_ residence. 409 ° Baltimore Td Rockville. Md. CHARLES MAISON CLARK. the beloved husband of the late Kate L. Cla Funeral services at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville Md.. on Sunday. November 20. at 2:30 p.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Forest Glen. Md 29 COOMBE. ELIZA BARRY. On Saturday. November 28, 19 ELIZA _BARRY COOMBE. Services it the 6. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w._on Monday. November 30. at 10 am. Re atives and friends invited. erment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CROWN. JOHN F. Departed f Thursday. November 26. 1031, at residence. 121 E st. n.w. JOH CROWN. son of the late George and Jane Crown. ' He leaves to mourn their 10ss & loving and devoted wife. Alice Crawn: | one. brother one sister on- niece. three nephews. one loving and devoted cousin. Aenes Taylor. and a_host of other rela- tives and friends _Funeral Monday. No- 30. at 1 o'clock. from the Second Church. 3rd_st._between H and . n.w. Rev. J. L. 8. Holloman ofi- ciating. Remalns may_be viewed at his late residence Sunday, November 29. 29 ALBERT. On Priday. November 1936, at his residence. 1908 13th st n.%.. ALBERT DIGGS. loving husband of Beaillah _Diggs. devoted father of James Diges. He also leaves five brothers. one sister. other relatives and friends = Re- mains resting at John T. Rhines funeral chapel. drd and Eve sts. s.w. Notics of funeral later 29 DREW. CLAIRE. _Suddenly. on Priday. Novsmber 27 5. at 1108 L st. n.w., Miss_CLATRE DREW. daughter of the late Edward M. and Mahalie Drew. Re- mains resting at the chavel of John R. Wright. 1337 10th st. n.w.. until Mon- day morning. November 30. Funeral Services at the Church of the Ascension. 12th st. and Mass. ave. n.w. Monday. November 30. at 11 a.m. Interment or vate 29 DUBBERLY. LIONIE L. _On Saturday. No- vember ‘2§ 6. LIONIE L. DUBBER. LY, beloved husband of Anie L. Dub- erly. Remains restine at the W. W. Grambers G0 Tuneral *home. 1400 Chapin_st. n.w. Funeral services and interment Glennville, Ga. FULLER. HAYWOOD. _On Friday, Novem- ber_27. 1036 at Emergency Hospital. AYWOOD (SCRAPPY) FULLER. He leaves a_devoted wife. Mrs. Annie May Fuller; a father Mr. Mack Fuller: one sister. Mrs. Lucille Spencer, and a host | of other relatives and friends. Remains Testing at Wm. T. & Ruth B. Tolbert's funeral home. 130R Gth st. n.w mains may be viewed Monday. November 30, after 5 pm. Funeral December 1 at'1:30 p.m. from above-named funeral home. Interment in Arlington Nllmnll Cemetery 00 GARNETT. RUBY. On Saturday. Novem- ber 98, 10:16. RUBY GARNETT beloved daughter of James Garnett. stepdaugh- ter of Hattie Garnett, brother of Ernest Garnett and Esther McKenney. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. No- tice of funeral later. Q@ARTRELL. VIRGINIA SUMTER. On Saturday. November 1936, at _her- home. near Brichton. Md.. VIRGINIA SUMTER GARTRELL, beloved wife of the late Charles A. Gartrell. Funeral services at_her late_residence Monday, November 30. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Olney. Md. GIBSON. KATE. On Monday, November 1936, at Gallinger Hospital. KATE GIBSON.' devoted mother of = Frank James, sister-in-law of Eliza Hill. de- Yoted friend of Martha Bailey. She also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapcl. 3rd and I sts. sw. neral services will be held Monday. ovember 30. at 2 p.um. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 29 GILL. HERBERT A. On Priday. November " 1936, at_his residence, the Dresden pt. HERBERT A. GILL. beloved hus- and of the late Monita Wederstrandt Smith Gill. Funeral services will be Reld 8t 'the home of his son. Theodore Gill, jr., 3022 P st. n.w.. on Monday, Braths. ' GRIMES. ARTHUR, On Fridsy. Novem- { 2% "1936. at_Freedmen's Hosbital, RHTHUR GRIMES. the beloved fon of Henry and Jennie Grimes. brother of Henry Grimes. Jr.: Dorothy Camobell Edith Crawford and Gladys Grimes. He also leaves other relatives and friends; Funeral - Monday. November 30, at 2 p.m.. from his late residence. 1 H’l‘homl st. n.w. Remains resting at th Er- nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st n.w. ‘until 12 noon Sunda: mzrul!er at his late residence. HANSON. RACHEL A. R. Entered nyo eternal rest on Priday. November 27, 1036. at 4:30 am. at her residence. 1018 4th st. n.w.. RACHEL A. R. HAN- SON. daughter of the late Benjamin M. McCoy and_Eliza ®. McCoy. wife of the late John Hanson. devoted mother of A, McCoy Hanson. Bertha E. Hector of Richmond. Va.. Jesse McCoy Hanson. Benjamin' McCoy Hanson. and _loving aunt of Mrs. Mayme E. Henderson. Mrs. Vene Carpenter and George D. McCoy. She also is survived by five grandchil: dren and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave and R st. nw. until Sunday. November ° thence to her late residence at 11 am. Funeral Monday. November 30. at % pm. from Asbury M. E. Church. 11th and 'K sts n.w. Rev. Robert M. Wil- liams officiating. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. HEIDER. DEITRICH. On Saturday_ No- vember 38, 196, at his residence. Riggs rd. Chillum. Md_ DEITRICH HEIDER. aged B4 years. Funeral services at the above residence_on Monday. November 30. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. suburban funeral home. HILL. JAMES C. On Wednesday. Novem- ber 25 1036, at Walter Reed Hospital. JAMES C. HILL. He is survived by his father and a brother. Funeral Monday November 30. at 1 p.m.. from Boyi funeral home. 1840 L st. n.w. Relatives and {riends are invited. HOLMES., JAMES N. Departed this life | on Thirsday. November 26. 1936. at his | residence. 1513 Corcora; n.w.. JAMES N. HOLMES. beloved husband of Emma | Atkins “Holmes. devoted son of James | and Estelle B. Holmes. nephew cf Mrs C. B. Carter and Mrs R. B._Porter; member of Musicians' Union No. 710, Solemn high mass_Monday, November :0. at 10 a.m._at St. Augustine's Cath- olic Church’ Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cem- etery. ‘Services by Ruth Dabney & Co funeral directors. Washington. D. C. HUDGINS, AGN! On Saturday, No- vember ' o8, 1 at her residence, Buffalo Park near Falls Church. Va. AGNESS HUDGINS. wife of Charles E. Hudgins, mother of Charles P and John gins and Mrs. Anna Mae Potts, Notice o Tungmal Joter, HUDSON. DOVIE CATHERINE. On Sat- uvrday. November K. 1 at her resi- dence’ 415 Brown st. n.w. DOVIE CATHERINE HUDSON. beloved wife of T. R. Hudson. Funeral services at the above residence on Tuesday. December 1. at 10:30 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 30 JOHNSON. DAVID S. Departed this life Thursday.November 1936, DAVID S. JOHNSON. the beloved son of the late Toad Johnson beloved friend of Lena ins_and nephew of Willlam C. Ben- T e T T e dence. 21N V st. n.w. Funeral Monday. November 30. at 17 o'clock from the Eiks' Home. 501 Rhode Island ave.. Rev. Tyler_officiating. Interment in Arling- ton National Cemete Relatives_and friends invited < KIDWELL, M vember E A. On Saturday. i at her residence. 47 MAGGIE A. KIDWELL. be the late John P. Kidwell | James Kid- Magzle Ebert. Mrs. Eunica | Ada_Posey. Charles and Funeral from her late December St r A ank_Kidwell dence on Tuesday Vam? thence rch. Where mass Will be sung ot am. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery, Arrangements avull 30 RET ELLEN. On Saturday, 1936, at_the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Emmitt C._ Witt. 318 lith st. ne. MARGARET ELLEN LAND. beloved ‘mother of Kenneth C.. ames O. and Roy Land and Mrs. En mitt C, Witl of Washington. D. C.: Ciar- ence C_Land of Norfolk. Va.: Hueh H Land of Winston-Salem, N. C: Thomas E. Land and Mrs. Ben H. Nelson of New Berne. N. C. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home 11th st. se. until 5 pm. Sunday. November 26, ' Services and interment in New Berne. N. C MCKELVIN. IAAC. On Tuesday. Novem- i Gallinger Hospital. PAAC” MekFLAINE elaved” son "or Tanc and Ida McKely to Domin T In Memortam. BAYNE, ELLEN R. In loving memory of our dear mother R, BAYNE. who feft us cleven years as0 ‘oiny. November Eleven long and weary vears have passed Since God called our dear mother home; To see her slowly leaving us As helpless we stood by. ‘There is & loving face so dear we miss, Still is the voice we loved: God_will keep her in His loving care Until we meet her some day above. HER -LOVING CHILDREN. * BROOKS. MARY CATHERINE. A sacred and sincere tribute of love to the mem- ory of our dear. devoted mother and giandmother MARY CATHERINE BROOKS. who departed this life three years ago. November 26, 193 In memory of & wonderful mother. The name “Mother" touches the deepest, tenderest chords of our hearts. I miss you, darline mother. Morning. noon and nigh! No_other voice so sweet as thine, No face seems half so bright. God needed other angel Your face on earth no more I see, But our love for you will linger Until we, too. are laid with thee. A part of our life is burled deep Under the sod where mother sleeps. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER_AGNES C. FLEMMING: GRANDCHILDREN. SYL- VESTER ~ COLEMAN. _DOROTHY COLEMAN AND CLARENCE COLE- MAN. BURKE, memory of mother, MARY ELIZABETH. In loving MARY ELIZABETH BURKE. who departed this life three years ago today. November 20. 1933, A loving one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled; A place is vacant in our hearts That never can be filled. Sleen on. dear mother. DAUGHTER NETTIE; GRANDDAUGH- TER. NELLIE. - FARLEY. ALBERT J. In memory of our dear husband and father, ALBERT J. FARLEY, wWho passed away one Year ago, November 28 THE FAMILY HARDY. MARY JOHNSTON. In sad but loving " remembrance of _our beloved mother and erandmother MARY JOFN- STON HARDY_ who departed this' life one year ago. November HFP _SONS. HARRY " JOHNSTON. PERCY E. JOHNSTON 'SR : GRAND- CHILDREN. PERCY E. JR.. FRAN- CES C. SCOTT. GERTRUDE VROOMAN. In loyv- ine remembrance of our darline daugh- ter Mrs. GERTRUDE _ VROOMAN SCOTT who passed to nine years azo November 29, MR, AND MRS FORREST F. VRQO- MAN. Los Angeles. Cal | SMITH. CATHERINE OW In sad but Jovine memory of my_ dear daughter. CATHERINE OWFNS SMITH who d parted this life eight years ago todi November 29. 197 Often to the erave T wander. Flowers to lay_with zentle care Over the one I loved so dearly. Who is peacefully sleening there. When alone in my sorrow and bitter tears flow. - There come sweet dreams of the long ago: Unknown to others. she stands by my side. And whispers, “Dear mother. death can- not_dj MOTHER. | LUVENIA OWENS. * WRENN. WILLIAM C. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear brother. WIL- LIAM C. WRENN. who departed life one year azo today. November “. Anniversary mass at St. Patrick's SISTER. MARY R. SCHNITT. FREDERICK P. A mhw- of ave to the memory of our dear brother, FREDERICK P. ZUSCHNITT. who ife three years ago today. SISTERS AND BROTHER | ZUSCHNITT, FREDFRICK P. In loving memory of my husband, FREDERICK P. ZUSCHNITT who left me three years ago today. November 2. 1933 I seem to_see in the soft. dim light A face I love the best ray Goes down in the far-off west. T miss you no less as the time passes on Than I did on the day of your going, For absence can never close the door of my heart And the glowing. Your_heart lamp of my love s still was the truest in all the wide world. Your love the best to recall For no Dlace. You are still the dearest of all | Theodore N. Gill. this | And think of him when the sun's last | no one on earth could take your | H. A.GILL, 80, DIE FORMER REALTOR Funeral Rites Tomorrow. Resident of Washington for 62 Years. Herbert A. Gill, 80, former real estate man and resident of Washing- ton for 62 years, died Priday at his home in the Dresden Apartments after an illness of 10 days. Funeral serv- ices will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the home of a son, Theo- dore N. Gill, jr., at 3022 P street, with interment ° in- Oak H1i11l Cemetery. Mr. Gill was born in Brook- lyn, N. Y, in 1856, and was educated by tu- tors and in pri- vate schools and later entered Co- lumbian College, now George Wash- ington University. His ancestors set- tled in Massachusetts in 1650. He came to Washington in 1874 as secretary to his brother, the late Dr. Mr. Gill. Entered U. S. Service in 1875. In 1875 he was given & clerkship in the United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries by Prof. Spencer F. Baird, where he remained until May, 1896. During this time he became held‘ of its disbursing office, and he also | was acting commissioner of fisheries for several years. In 1896 he resigned and entered the real estate investment business here, representing Boston and | Philadelphia interests. He remained in | this business until 20 years ago, when | he retired. He married Miss Monita W. Smith of Maryland on June 27, 1882. He is| survived by two daughters and one son, Mona W. Gill, Mrs. Charles Ed-| ward Lyon and Theodore N. Gill, jr., and six grandchildren. Member of Oldest Inhabitants. | | At the time of his death he was a | member of the Association of Oldest | Inhabitants, ciety, the Cosmos Club and the Amer- ican Association for the Advancement Finance Committee of the Jatter or- ganization at one time. He was a former member of the Capital Bi- cycle Club, Commercial Club, Blue ington Real Estate Board and varicus other civic and social organizations. He was an active member of All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Chase. For several years he was ves- tryman at St. Andrew’s Church. HIS LOVING WIFE, KATIE. * brother of Lucy Jane, John Henry. Mattie Licindia; nephew of Luey “Jene ' James i on Priday, N 7 ELLA IRENE M ince Steersi. beloved wife of Ilis E. McNulty. Funeral from her late residence. 3314 Northampton st. n.w. on Monday, November 30. at 11:30 a.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. E ANNIE. On Saturday. Nove: 28. 1936, at Sibley Memorial Ho: ANNIE' MERKEL_(nee Greaves beloved wife of George H. Merkel of ¢ 15th st ne. Funeral from Zurhor: funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol st.. on Monday. November 20. at 3 p.m. Hela- tives and friends 'invited. ~ Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Cincinnati. Ohio, Dpapers please copy.) METTS. LUTHER _ Denarted this life Sat- urday. November R 1938, LUTHER METTS of 4625 Hayes st. n.e.. beloved husband of Maggie Metts. Notice of ineral later. MURRAY, JA! ber 19 Corcoran RAY. wifl mother o ray R, On Thursday. Novem- | at her residence. 1 n & N SANE R_MURS | f the late Waiter Murray and Mary. John 2nd James Mur- | nd Mrs. Luvanna Brown and Mrs. ret’ Kevs: sister of Catherine rt. Carrie Fowler. Mamie Wiison e Briccoe and James nd nd Thomes. Funeral nth “Street Boptist Ch November 0. at 1 p.m ter H_Brox ing. tery. R oln Memo Arrangemer. 1 the h_or Monday Rev. w friends invi McGuire. NOLTE. JOHN FELIX. = Deoarted thi aturday November 2K, 545 D ab his vesdence. 19 8th ot ne. JOHN FELIX NOLTE. beloved son of the late Prank J. and Catherine C. Nolte Notice of funeral later. ODEN, IRENE. On Wednesday. November 1936, IRENE ODEN, beloved wife of ‘George Oden, mother of Sylvester and | Willlam Oden, ‘daughter of George and Elizabeth Washington. sister of Ger- trude. Le Roy and Matthew Washingion. She ‘also_leaves other relatives and 1rien Funeral Tuesday. December 1. .m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis church. 1432 You st. n.w. 30 PRICE, GEORGE_H. On Thursday, No- vember 26. 1936, at_ Hampton. Vi GEORGE H. PRICE. husband of the la: Sarah Price. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e.. on_Monday. No- vember 30. at 11 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemeters. 29 PURDY. KATHE HESS. On Saturday. No- vember 28, 1936 KATHE HESS PURDY. beloved wife of the late Dr. O. A. Purdy. Services will be held at Milburn T, | Zirkle Co’s funeral home. 510 C_ st ne. on Monday. November 30. at 2 | pm. Interment.’ private. in Glenwood Cemetery. REYNOLDS. MINERV. denly. on Friday. her " resdience. 1332 3 st. DOWNING ~ REYNOLDS. Services at 317 G st 30. 10 MINERVA mother of Louise Griffith the Church of the Epiphany. n.w. on Monday. November am. Interment private. STEVENSON. THEODORE (TEDDY). On Wednesday. November 25. 19:46. at_the’ residence of his sister. Mrs. Pearl Tut- son. after a brief jllness. THEODORE STEVENSON. the beloved husband of Juanita Stevenson, father of Barbara Stevenson. beloved son of William and Agnes Stevenson. He also leaves five sisters. two brothiers and other relatives and friends. - Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st until 4 p.m. Saturday: there- after at the residence of his paren 2101 17th_st. n.w. November 30. at 2 p.m.. from Liberty Baptist Church. Rev. H. P. Gaskins of- fciating.” Interment Harmony Cemetery. SULLIVAN, FRANCIS A. On Priday vember t Providence Hos- Dital PRANCIS & SUTLIVAN. the' pe- loved husband of Mabel R Suliivan. son of the late Patrick and Mary Sullivan and brother of Joseph L. Sullivan. Puneral services at’ the W. Southeast funeral home. : "on Tuesday. December i. at :Thence to St Dominic s Churen. hth B0 E Sir. s.w. Where reauiem ass wil} be offered at 10 a.m. for the repose of is soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 30 TATE. NAPOLEON. On Friday. November 27.°1036. NAPOLEON TATE. the beloved husband 'of Willle Wee Tate, father of mus, Louise and Roscoe Tate. son of 4lice and Lymus Tate. brother of Naomi ce of Detroit. Annie Mae Martin, Re- becca Neale, Henry and James C. Tate. Remains resting st the W. Ernest Ja funeral church. tice_of funeral lat TYLER. EDNA MAY. _On_Thursday. No- vember 26, 1936, at Preedmen’s Hospiu You st. n.w. N November "30, at 2°pm. Interment (private) Oak Hill Cemetery. SAMMY M. _On November 28, 1936, at 9:45 p.m.. SAMMY M. GRAHE, the beloyed wi “of ‘the late Henry Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. nw__ Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. tn omn.flm' R S annlm-hmem Rarboor%aos 1009 _Sl. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4tb and Mass. Ave. NE ___Lincoln 5300 gflw::g‘fi . Birch’s Sons lllnuni N.W. WILLIAM H. SCOTT Lineoln 0530, : uflk Gflel"l Sons Co. Pl % NAtional 2473 S EDNA MAY TYLER. devoted daughter of john and Lillian Green of Cla 4. and beloved Moere St clamrebs 8h oore o rksburg. e Jeaves to moutn. Thelr- loss five Biothers £Wo sisters and other relatives and many friends, . Remains resting st the Mc. Quire {uneral home. 1820 9th st nw. Fincral at Clarksbur . Sunday. No< vember 29. at 2 p.m. 29 WASHINGTON. LELIA DEW. On Satur~ day. November 28, 1936. at her home. 1815 Newton st.' D.W., DEW WASHINGTON. wife of the late Mason Washington. ‘She _is _survived by a daushter. Juliette B. Washington. tw Mason Dew and Laurence Temple ington: a sister. Mrs. Thomas W. of Predericksburz, Va Services at her late residence on Monday. November :‘¢,u, at 2 p.m. Interment Alexandria, WHITE, WILLIAM. On Tuesday, Novem- ber 4 1936, at Philadelpbia. Pa.. Wik LTAM_WHITE, husband of the late Har- Tiet ‘White. father of Edward White, brother of the late Annie Brown. uncle of ‘Benjamin A. Brown. William H. Brown. ‘Mary J. Francis. Annie Tracy Yhea B3 host of other reistives and iv ves Bemmaing resting st W~ Barl eral home, li(:.‘i Wal st 1o tne-Ohurci of ine Assumbtion. Where of e D o 'Will be heid at § a-m. Inter- urch cemetery, i TWO D. C. COLORED MEN DIE IN TRAFFIC CRASH Companions in Car Seriously In- jured in Accident Near Raleigh. | Br the Assoclated Press | RALEIGH, N. C, November 28— Two colored men were killed and two others were injured seriously early today when their car crashed into a truck nine miles north of here. Coroner L. M. Waring said the dead men were Joseph McCaLl and John Covington, both of Washington, D. C. Howard McCall, a brother of Joseph | | MccCall, and Oscar McCall, a cousin, | | also of Washington, were brought to | & hospital here. Physicians said they probably would recover. The four were en route to Bennei ville, S. C., to attend the funeral of an uncle of the McCalls. Waring said he would hold an in- quest next week. * AIDE TO LEGISLATOR BURIED IN ARLINGTON | Funeral Services for F. H. Black- ford Are Conducted in Fort Myer Chapel. BY the Associated Press. Funeral services for F. H. Blackford, secretary to Representative Clifton A. Woodrum of Virginia, were conducted yesterday in the Fort Myer Chapel. Capt. Ralph C. Deirbert, Army chaplain, officiated. Masonic serv- ices were conducted by Federal Lodge, | No. 1, of this city. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery. Mr. Blackford, who was 60 years | of age, entered Mount Alto Hospital in July and underwent a major op- eration. A second operation was per- formed last week, from which he failed to rally. He died Wednesday. FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES MODERATE PRTCES PHONI NAT moo wns Susdaze”” Cor. 14th & Eye snd Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 8t N.W NAtiona) 4376 'SICK” WIFE FOUND SLAIN “Illness” to Police. BROOKLYN, N. Y., November 28 (#)—A middle-aged man who walked | into a Brooklyn police station lOle m report that his wife was “sick” was ‘ arrested and charged with murder when detectives found the woman's body, badly battered, with a hatchet | lying alongside. “My wife 18 sick—maybe she's | dead,” the husband, Rudolph Perry, | 49, muttered in making his report. “I can't feel her pulse.” Police quoted Perry as saying he and his wife Eliza had been drinking together. He denied having killed her and said he did not understand the charges against him. CASH OUR MOTTO FOR OVER 3 GENERATIONS!. :J7EWEIRY SHOPS 615 (5th St MW, * §17 Th St KW, q WARREN TALTAVULL The Finest FUNERAL Columbia Historical So-| of Science. 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