Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1936, Page 12

A—12 *% Qard of Thanks. WARMIS. HILDA COLEMAN. The famy s e DA COLEMAN HARRIS ratefully -cknawled[e the kt dness. jym] oral tributes of " thelr pathy d neighbor W""W’ AND FAMILY, * Beathsa. sARNTS, urday. Novem. 5 "x'x'flg B ?,'Qrs'i-emu{u 4108 NIE E._ BARNES. be- Al leved wife ol Charles P. Barnes. mother of Mrs. Margaret E. Miller_ Mrs. Agnes L. Schotter and George A Barnes. Pu- Teral from the above residence on Tues- t 11_am. Relatives fted. | Inferment Rock eck Cemetery. Services by the W, W. ‘hambers Co. TTE. EDNA MAY. On Hondn!. November 30. . at her residence. 1011 M st. n.w.. EDNA MAY BARI 5 beloved ~ daushter the " late Mrs. Blanche Barnette. Remains resting at {he sbove residence Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by the On_Sunday. No- mains Testing at Frazier's funerai home 380 R. I ave. nw. Funeral Wed: nesday, December 2. ai Covington. Va. BUGLIONE. NICOLETTA, | On sundu November 1036. i her residcnce 3 Drving st nw. NICOLETT! i ONE. beloved Wite of the. late. Ambale uglione and mother of Godfrey Buglione. . Hines Co. funeral ember and’ friends invited ton National Cemetery. CAMMACK, JOSEPH. Departed this life suddenly. ‘on Monday. November 0. 1036, at his residence. 1215 Columbia pike Arlington. Va. JOSEPH CAMMACK e Jeaves to mourn their loss a_devoted wife. Maud Cammack: three children. two erandchildren and a host of other zelatives and friends. Remains resiing at hews funeral home, Washington, D. C. Notice of funeral m-r CARTER. BENJAMIN. parted this life on Buday. November 2o 144, At CaL Hospital. BENJAMIN CARTER. Sting at funeral home of W, Earl } ‘Walter st. se. Notice of A Interment Al’lllnl- - Remaing resting at Biwatrs funeral nome. 30 B st ne, FPuneral Wednesday. December 2, at 2 P.m.. from above funeral home. 1 COLEMAN. KATHERINE A. On Monday, November 30. 1936, at Providence Hos- LEMAN (nee . the beloved wife of Edwin C. Funeral from her late resi- st. se. on Wednesdav. cember 2. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to Holy Comforter Church. where mass will be gffered st 0 am. Relatives snd friends Interment Mount Olivet Gem- IuGGs ALBERT. oOn Priday, Nnvembtr 1936, at his residence, 1908 13th st. n.w.. ALBERT DIGGS. loving husband of Beulah Digss. devoted father of James Dij He also leaves five brothers, one er. other relatives and friends '~ Re- mains resting at John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel. rd and ‘Eve sts s.w.__ Funeral at 2 p'm Wednesday. December 2. {rom the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, Vermont ave. between Q and R sts. n.w.. ey. C. T. Murray officiating. Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 1 DU BOIS, FLORENCE. On Saturday. No- vember 78 1936. at Homeopathic Hos- ital. FLORENCE DU BOIS. daughter of ugh McKim and Mary Sewall Du Bois of Wichita, Kans,, and sister of Robert Sewall Du Bois of A117 32nd place n.w. Services and interment Wichita, Kans TON, NATHANIEL ROBERT. On Sun- day. 'November 36, at his resi- gence, 2427 Newwn st n.e.. NATHANIEL beioved husband of Green). Remains hy “Hanlon's funeral Funeral will be held from_the above xunem parlors on Tuesday. December 1. pm. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemeters. Rel- atives and friends invite FALLEN. MARY E. Den:rud fhis lite_ on Saturday. November -8 Gal- Sheer Hospital MARY E. FAI de- voted wife of Eii J. Fallen: lovine mother of Eva and Elva Moore, Edith Washing- ton_ and stepmother of Bessie Lipscomb of Philadelphia. Pa. She also leaves to mourn _their joss a brother. Charles Kirby of New York: three grandchildren, t¥o nieces. one nephew and other rela; tives and_friends. Remains resting at Bros. funeral home, 4% K st. n ! Tuesday evening. December :“thereafter at the late residence. 248 v ne. Funeral Wednesday, em) 21 1:30 pm. from Mount Zion Baotist Church I3th and Csts. ne. Rev. G. Z. Brown officlating. In- terment Paces. Va. 1 FOSKEY. MARY S. On Sunday, Novem- ber 201936, at Gallinger Hospital, MARY 8, FOSKEY. sister of Mrs. Ada B. and Richard M .~ She also t of other relatives and Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. (189 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later FULLER. HAYWOOD. On Friday, Novem- 1936, at, Emereency Hospital Xy WooD. (sCRAPPY! He leaves a devoted wife. Mrs. Annie May i 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. 130X Gth st. n.w. Re- mains may be viewed Monday. November 30. after 5 p.m. Funeral December 1 2t'1:30 p.m. from above-named_funeral { home. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. 30° GAUVREAU. ALBERT F. On Sunday. No- 936, at His residence. 443 nw. ALBERT F, SAYVREAL™ e “belgves husgand of Am: Gauvreau (nee Ricks) and father of ‘Alma and Georgie Gauvreau and brother of Mrs. Knowles Walker. Fu- Chambers Co. . W 2. at 2 el invited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. GRAHE, FAN) On Saturday, No- vember 28 t the Masonic_and Eastern Star Home. Mrs FA M. GRAHE. beloved wife of the late Henry Grake. ~ Services at the S. H. Hines Co. e 2001 14th st nw P, la- Interment at Tavited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. GRAHE. FANNIE. Members of Martha Dandridge Council. No. 1. D. A.. Bereby motified of the death of Bister INIE GRAHE and are reauested to meu at the funeral parlors of the S. H. Hines Co.. 2001 14th st. n.w. Tues- day afternoon. December 1. 1936. at 2 clock. By crder of ARET SKINNER. Councilor. GRrACE L RICKETTS, Nee. GRAYSON, NANNIE LEE. Deunmd this iife on Saturday. November 28 1836 after a_lingering’ illness. NANNIE LEE GRAYSON. the beloved daughter of An- nie and the late Willlam Vowels. She leaves to mourn their loss & daughter. Edith Grayson: two sisters, Clara Vow: els nnd Edith McPherson; two brothe: Bern: and William Vowels. e te residence. Westminster st., E. C. Smith officiating. Interment in "Jefiersonton. Va. Arransements by L. E. Murray & Son. P Phterment Beaths. LEARY. MARY A. 6. ,On Saturdey. Noo 6. &t her residence 1348 MARY ‘ 8. LEAHY. f Anih vices H o, xunn-l"hnmc "snl ut!h it nw. o at 1:3¢ RERAY: and friends 1nvited, Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Qn Monday, No- LORING. CORNELIUS P. vember 30, 1936, st 2: NELEls F LORING: beloved sor of the late John and Anna Loring (nee Murth) Funeral from his late residence. 'l N, Capitol st.. Wednes ' in Whenee te. Bre Aloysiui yhere solemn ‘hign reauiem Tass will be Celebrated at. B for the Tepose. of "nis. soul, . Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and frien invited. 1 MACKEY, BESSIE HARMAN, On Monday, November 3 6, at_ her residence, 1717 Varoum st: .. BESSTE HARMAN A . beloved wife of James H. y and_devoted mother of M ret M. Titus. indmother of Stan- ley Mackey Titus and sister of Miss Helen Harman. Funeral from her_late Tesidence on Thursday, December 3. 10'aTn° Relatives and friends invited, Interment Mount Holly Springs. Pa. MAYFIELD, MERCER BROWN. IR On Sunday, Novembe 6. at Yonkers, MENCER BROWN MAYFIELD: I Nisbind of Rath Oallowas Mashela. and son of Mercer Brown al Ki nnundon Mavfeld. " Interment Yonkers, N. ¥- MeCOY. MARGARET IRVIN. On Sun- at i Churen "ird st. between D Rev _ Jeimigan officiating. xnmment Lincoln Cemetery. METTS, LUTHER. oOn Saturday, Novzm~ 'UTHER METTS of 4628 Lieioves musband ‘ot Mrs. Funeral services at the McGuire {uneral home. 1820 Sth Honw on Wednesday. December 2. 0 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemet: 1 NOLTE. JOMN FELIX. On Saturday. No. 36, 8 his residence.’ 19 N FELIX NOLTE. Deloved Ron of the “1ate Catherine C. Note. Puneral from the above residence on Tuesday, December t 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. Joseph's . nd and C sts. n.e.. where mass of reauiem will be offered at 9_a.m. Relatives and {riends invited. _Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. NORMAN, BERTHA. Depa; Friday, November 7. 19, after a brief illness. BERTHA N e leaves o0 mourn their loss & devoted husband. Robert Norman: a loving daughter, Bertha Norman; two adopted daughters. one uncle, two aunts. a mother-in-law host of other relatives ana friends. ns resting at Barnes & Matthews’ home, 614 4th st. s.w. p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Decem! nd Baptist Church, M and N sts. s.w. Reiating, *Interment st Oda Felows Cemetery, Virginia. NORMAN, BERTHA. All officers and mem- bers of the United Aid Benevolent Asso- ciation are reauested to be preseni st the funeral of Sister BERTHA NORMAN, | Tuesday, December 1. 196, at 1 p.m.. from Second Baptist Church. iween M and N sts. &.W. vice president. SISTER PAULINE HARVEY. | SISTER DAISY E. GASKINS. Rec. ODEN, IRENE. On Wednesday, Nnvemb«' 1936, IRENE ODEN. beloved wife of ‘George Oden, mother of Sylvester and’ William Oden, ‘daughter of George and Elizabeth _Washington. sister of Ger- trude. Le Roy and Matthew Washington. She ‘also_leaves other relatives and friends. Funeral Tuesday, December 1 at 9 am. from St. Vincent de Paul's Church. Remains resting at the W. Er- Dest Jarvis.funerst church. 1433 You st. n.w. E PLUMMER. MARY JOSEPHINE. On Sun- day, November Jb. 1930, ai her resi- denc 45 13th st. n.w. MARY JOS- SPHINE - PLUMMER, “beioved. wite of | Charles Gordon Plummer and devoted mother of Charles B_ Plummer, Mary E. Johnson and Annie S. Jones. ' She also leaves to mourn their loss nine grand- children, other relatives and many friends. Funeral from her late resi- dence on Wednesday. December 2. at 9:30 am., followed by solemn requiem high mass at St. Augustine’s Church at | 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- | etery. 'Arrangements by McGuire. 1 RANDOLPH, ETHEL MILLS. Departed this life on Saturday. November | Yiness “BTREL MILLS of 6L M st. s to _mourn their loss Eilsworth ~Randoiph: this life on d st. be- By order of of other reiatives and friends. festing at Barnes & Matthews, funeral 14 4th st. 8.w. Notice of funeral | REEDY MARTHA. On Sunday. November 29. 1936, at Takoma Park Hospital. | THA REEDY (nee Gates). the be- Joved wife of the late Moses Reedy's Re- mainsrestingat the Colonial funerai home of Wilham Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville. oo luneral services at nu Methodist | Episcopal Church. Layhill. Md.. Tuesday. Dacesber 178t 2p.mr Interment church | cemetery. H | SHEID, LAURA WISE. On Sunday. No-| Yomber "2 "19:36. st her residence. 433 | Newton plL LAURA WISE SHI The beloved Wite. of the-late William R. Sheid, Punersl from the above residence | on Tuesday, December at Relatives and fricnds are Invited. "in: terment Rock Creek Cemetery ~ Ar- rangements by W. W. Chambers Co. | SMITH, AMANDA. = Suddenly, Monday. November 30. 1036, st her residence, n.w., AMANDA SMITH. in her n4th yeat. W. Bundy's funeral home. 621 Floridi ave. n.w. Notice of funerai later. SMITH, JAMES. On Sunday, November 6. JAMES. beioved husband of Mumio . Bmith and Teer ot Jomes Smith, jr: Mrs. James P. McMahon and Mrs; Hents B. Wellons. Puneral {rom pitol st. Wednesday, at 10:30 am__ Relatives and friends i yited. Interment Arlington_ Nation Cemetery. lChlfl!HDu, 8. C. D&Dfl’i piease copy.) SULLIVAN, FRANCIS A. On Prida: vember 1436 at Providence 'Ho: CIS A_SU . the be Toved husband of Mapel-R 'Sulitvan. son of the late Patrick and Mary Sullivan and brother of Joseph L. Sullivan. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral homé. 517 1lth st e. on Tuesday. December 1. at 9:10 . thence to St. Dominic’s Church. 6th . wneu requiem mass will ed st 10 a.m. for the repose of Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 30 » NAPOLEON. On Priday. November 9:36, NAPOLEON TATE. the beloved husband ‘of Willie Wee Tate. father of Lymus. Louise and Roscoe Tate. son of Alice ang Lymus Tate, brother of Naomi Price of Detroit. Annie Mae Martin, Re- West End parlor. Ry sve n, Tuesday. .m.. from Mount Zion M. E Church nterment Mount Zion Cem- etery. THOMAS, CHARLES P. (GHARLIE DOLL). On _Saturday. Nov. r 28, 1936, CHARLES B, THOMAS (CHARLIE DOLL): beloved brother of Mary Williams. Sarah ‘Remains resting at E. | Willlai THE EVENING STAR, J. F. NOLTE, RETIRED FIREMAN, 42, DIES Decorated for Heroism in Knick- erbocker Fire and Served Over- seas in World War. John Felix Nolte, 42, retired mem- ber of the District Fire Department, died Saturday after a long illness at his home, 19 Eighth street northeast. A native of this city and an over- seas World War veteran, Mr. Nolte twice had been commended for his work as a fireman. He was appointed to the Fire Department July 1, 1915, and subsequently was given & leave of absence for the period of his military service. Mr. Nolte was given a ribbon deco- ration for his rescue work at the Knickerbocker Theater disaster in 1922 and in 1925 was commended for his work at the Kann's warehouse fire. He was retired last August 1, due to failing health. He belonged to the| Policemen’s and Firemen's Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Joseph P, McGrath and Miss Frances E. Nolte, both of this eity. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. tomorrow in St. Joseph's Catho- lic Church, following brief services at the residence. Burial will be in Ar- lington National Cemetery. WILLIAM P. HAYS, 69, U. S. MARSHAL, IS DEAD Succumbed at Home in Tennessee. Funeral Services Held in Chattanooga. William P. Hays, 69, a deputy United States marshal here since 1930, died | Saturday in Chattanooga, Tenn., the | marshal’s office was informed today. In poor health for some time, Mr. Hays left Washington two weeks ago | for his home in Chattanooga. Fu- | neral services took place in the Ten- | essee city yesterday afternoon. Sur- | iving him are his widow and sev- | eral sons and grandchildren, all of | Chattanooga. He was attached to the Dlstrict court room of Justice Jesse C. Adkins. | He was a member of the Masons, the Elks and the Knights of Pythias. His | ‘Washington residence was 2711 On- | tario road. Show Must Be Educational. ANKARA, Turkey (#)—A new act by Parliament provides that every the- ater in Turkey hereafter must show at the beginning of each program an educational or technical film to run at least eight minutes. The purpose is :he "nmpmvement of intellectual cul- ure.” Births Reported | Earl and Doris Riddle, twi ! Harold and Marguerite Siliman, Edwin and Bl WASHINGTON MRS. MARY LEAHY RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Wife of Retired Physician Died Here Saturday at ‘Age of 77 Years. Mrs. Mary A. 8.’ Leahy, 77, wife of Dr. Daniel C. Leahy, retired physician, died late Saturday after a long ill- ness at her home, 1348 Monroe street. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Rev. Harvey W. Goddard will officiate. Burial will be in Rock Creek came- tery. A native of Columbia, Pa., Mrs. Leahy had spent a greater part of her life in Washington. She was a charter member of Columbia Chap- ter, No. 15, Order of the Eastern Star, formerly serving as its treas- urer. Besides her husband, she leaves s daughter, Mrs. Myra L. Spencer, and two grandchildren of this city. Memphis Musicians’ Head Dies. MEMPHIS, Tenn., November 30 (#). —A. T. Moore, 56, president of the Memphjs Federation of Musicians, died he: 5 DAYS LEFT BEDROOM SUITE SENSATIO uuock Alice Potter. boy. ! Wlllllm wi pox. nd_Mary B el lgnl l.ev I oy Woodar Niortle Mayeihe, boy. Ellen Cray. boy. |, Viola Carpenter. boy. er. Alic Marcellus ‘and ome How i e e nd" Margar Thomas ang ‘Dorothy n"l"'n'r""'.‘ izt | Jacob " and. Irene Miller. girl. AbSiin 'sra Eana Beres’ Bop Edward and Letha u;o&drukm ::: argar Braok it swe'crfimm'.r oy " Frank and Emil S8amuel and Mildred Stout. boy. John and Mary Dougherty. boy. Chlrles and Rose Pl‘lfh h’ boy. E\'O! and_Helen Ves V in and Dorothv Knskln bOV Thomas and Rebecca Tedore. boy. James and Nellie Ennis. bo: Anthons'and Macy Blesel, 2111, d_Sallie Si nd Mary R Ja ana “Erelv Fesei gt John and Lillian Alexander. girl Jonathan and Pafricia Haley. girl 2ster and Hilda Washington. boy. Willie and Annie Beverly, bo; David and Ella Johnon. op: William and Frences Fuller. Joseph and Ida Brawner, boy. Cornellut and Mlte Duarte, boy, Philly d Ida Edwar M Marshall ‘and fnes Bradi Shtiam 15 warthe Flemlie '"n'x nne Stockton, irl. Richard and vxctom Cook, girl. Deaths Reported Leo D. Miner; 77. 2910 44th Mirerv. Reynolds, 75, 111" st . . 74. 3000 ul. 84, Emergenes 3 Hosp deuosn 58 Profldencl Hnl‘llul n.e orsetown Hospital s Hatnawas, 5 Onied Bnie al Hospital nodgrass. 48, Columbia Hospital. 15 Gallinger Hospital. Infant Leila Pearson. Children's. nt Erich Middleton. Chiidren's Talant Joseon 9. Setom Ao Providence Hos- Inr-!ntl Margaret L. Harlow. Children's Hos- In! ""1 Yesbek. George Washington Hos- }nu Hawkins. .m'a 1m7 48th st. n. < Kitchen Cabinets -from D. C, DEATH TAKES MOTHER OF HARRY SLATTERY Personal Assistant to Secretary Ickes Recently Visited Parent in South America. Mrs. Mary Slattery, mother of Harry Slattery, personal assistant to Secre- tary of the Interior Ickes, died yes- terday at her home in .Greenville, 8. C., at the age of 88. Slattery, who has resided in Wash- ington more than 25 yesrs, had gone to Greenville recently when his mother's condition became serious. She is & member of a South Carolina family that had been planters in that section more than & hundred years. In addition to her son here, she is survived by another son, L. P. Slat- tery, and two daughters, Miss Mary Slattery and Mrs. Jenkins Mikell, all of Greenville. Funeral services Greenville tomorrow. will be held at Young Turtles Like Water. The young of loggerhead turtles, even when hatched out of sight of the ocean, instinctively make for it s00n as they leave their shells. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1936. MISS FLORENCE DU BOIS, F.E.R. A.EMPLOYE, DIES Native of Kansas Was Wellesley Graduate and Life Insurance Statistician. Miss Florence Du Bois, 48, statis- tician for the Federal Emergency Re- lief Administration, =died Saturday after a short iliness in Homeopathic Hospital. B Funeral services and burial will be at Wichits, Kans., where the body was taken yesterday. A native of Wichita, Miss Du Bois was graduated from Wellesley College FLOWERS DUPONT CIRCLE E IE 7000 (edar Hill Washinglomi most Beaetijl emetery SINCE (1 in 1911. Subsequently, she did sta- tistical work for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and the Welfare Coun- cil of New York City. Before working for the Emergency Relief Administration, Miss Du Bois helped prepare the statistical report That Speak for Themselves!! Positive proof that Joseph Gawler's Sons superla ble to every one is shown by this tabu- lation of the price range of our last 1,000 adult funeral services. for President Hoover's Committee on Social Punds and later worked for the N.R. A Surviving her are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKim Du Bois of Wichita, and s brother, Robert Sewall Du Bois, 6117 Thirty-second place. Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Inec. Chapel Alfred B. Gawler William A. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penna. Ave. N.W. Funeral Directors Since 1350 Cremations Walter A. Gawler Joseph H. Gawler NAtional 5512 TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SUPER-VALUES FIRE SALE Beautiful Walnut Veneer and—Exactly as You Get All 4 Pieces Truly, the best Bedroom Suite value you'll ever hope to find. Beautiful walnut veneers, edgings of rich zebraweod and other hard- woods—and you get the complete suite— dresser and vanity with beautiful oval mirror—large, roomy chest and sturdy bed. A suite that will really enhance the beauty of any bedroom. See it—buy now—SAVE! Our Regular Price Was $149 $12.95 Slightly . Damaged Famous Armstrong and Pabco Kneehole Desks_ _from FloorLamps_ _ _ __trom Utility Cabinets- _from $11.75 $2.98 $2.99 Christmas Things A limited quantity to go at this very beautiful sizes. patterns. low pnce— RUGS 4 .29 & Jones and Christopher Columbus and goafather of Mrs. Mary ruder and foster father of Charles Thomas. He also leaves a host of nieces and nephews. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlors. 28th st. and Dumbar- ton ave. n.w. Requiem mass Wednes- day, December 2. at § a.m. at Epiph- any Church. Dumbarton ave. between 27th and 2&th st. n.W. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. C WILLIAMS. LEONARD. Departed this life, after a brief iliness. on Thursday. No- vember 26, 1936, at his rexldence. ‘1328 . n.w. LEONARD WIL- MUDSON. DOVIE CATHERINE. On Sai- N 2R. 1936, at her resi- st. VIE STUDIO COUCH Opens to fn" Siu or Twin B, $19. 95 Inner-spring top, button- tufted and kapok cushions. We know it's the best studio couch buy in town. Come— see it. SECRETARY DESK Authentic Colo Handsomely Designed i By . RECOMMEND AMBULANCE e SERVICE BY T. R Hudson. Funeral services at the above residence on Taesday Decemper 1, Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 30 BUELSHOFF, BERTHA H. On Sunday. November 20. 19:36. at the home of her aughter. Mrs. Kenneth Berkeley, 1614 arnum st. n.w.. HUELS- HOFF "widow of Bernnrd. Husisnofl ahd beloved mother of Miss Elizabeth Huels- hoff of this city. Sister Mary Celeste of Dubugue. Iowa; Frank. Leo and Alphonse of Huelshofl. all of Orezon Funeral serv- mother and grandmother. MARY J( ices Wednesday. December_». at Sacred STON HARDY, who departed this life Heart Church. 'Dubuaue. Iowa. Inter- y one year ago. November 25 1935, ment Mount Calvary Cemetery. 3 1 HER SON. PERCY E. JOHNSTON. 8R. Rema in: it KIDWELL. JAMES WALTER. JR. Sudden- | Bioe funerei mome. TS 4ot | Barbour SRNCRSS LDREN. PERCY E. JR. R, Vit Sundar. November 20 1940 | neral Tuesday. Dece LTER KID! e ay. mber 1. at 1 AN == beloved hustand of Alice Eiliot meell e e ahate funsral h‘;"“ Interm s a:!:zt;nlt T mana el love 21 and son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kid- s ot daughter and sister. Fell gr. Puneral services ‘at the W, WOLF. HERMANJ. on Sundey, November | who left s ninetéen years ago today, Chambers Co. Southeast _funeral 6 at Providence Hospital. HER- | November 30, 1917, ome. 517 11th it se. o Tusedsy, MAN J, WOLF. beloved husband of Tds SRLEe N aaictinof ohi as dese December 1. at 1 nm. " Relatives and Wol Dl e e We ail cherish with love <o sincere. friends invited. Mterment Cedar Hill apitol st.. on Tues- A By roae e g & Doee % And one that we will never forget. KIDWELL, MAGGIE A., On Saturday. N a.m. 'Relatives and frie :f-’.‘.‘fii&’a."fl.‘l R e N oI ARD e at her ]{;sdtg{? 4 . S e . terment Cednr Hill Cemetery. foved wiie of the Tate John B Kiaweil WRIGHT, WILLIAM B. On Mond: A0 mother ot William and Jeimes Rid | | vember 20 1950 WILLIAM B, well. Mrs. Maggie Ebert. Mrs. Eunice | of 429 Whittier st. n.w.. Krause Mrs, Ada Posey Charles and | Mrs John W. Wruh Frank Kidwell. Funeral from her laf H Tesidence on Tuesday, December 350154 :30 a.m.: thence to St. Dominic’ i at 11 Church. where mass will be sung at 9 private. txm for the repose of her soul. Rela- In Memortam. ives and friends invited, Interment Gongressional Cemetery. Arrangements Taltavull. 30 | oA husband And our flth:nm H. way gixteen by P. A who Years ago wdl!. No'lmbtl 30. 1920. Rest, sweet spirit. rest. THE PAMILY, BLESS, MALINDA. In sad but loving re- membrance_of G\Ir dear daught B Ha, i *.-.,."..3 years llo today, November 30, edmen’s, mnnx Infant Anlhony Bro'fl thllnnr Hospital. —_— ospital. lospital. In Friezette 2-Pc. London l.ounge Suite ‘52 A 'living room suite value you won’t forget in a hurry. The style and quality of materials make this by far the best buy we've been able to offer—come—see it—save. In Memoriam. HARDY. MARY JOHNSTON. 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