Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1936, Page 14

- A—14 *% Cards of Thanks. . We wish to express AR I e tporceiation’ 0 the Rina"friends and neiehbors of our dear aunt, JULIA M, CASPAR. for their never- tiring efforts. help and kindness during er finess and at het deatn. Also for vies e beautiful floral tribvies oo WH N P.Th umuv of the late ALTON B0 WHITE sratefully acknowl: edge the kindness. sympathy and floral tributes of their many friends and the TelalRS A P WHITE AND PAMILY. * Beaths. on Mon- .LLIE ACKEN, NELLIE B. Suddenly, day. November 0. 19:6. "NE! B ACKEN. the beloved wife of Thomas M ‘Acken: also survived by three sons. five sisters and three brothers. Funeral from the W. W. C?mhns Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. sie.. on Thurs- day. December at 9:30 am. Services Nomini Baptis' Church. Montross. at 1:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend Interment Nomini Baptist Church Cemetery. 2 JARNETTE. EDNA MAY. On Monday. .chrmbrr 30, 1936. at her residence. 1011 M st. n.w. EDNA MAY BARNETTE. beloved daughter of the late Mrs. Blanche Barnette Remains resting at | the above residence. Funeral from the | above residence on Wednesday. Decem- | ber 2. at 9:30 a.m.: thence to the Im- | maculate Conception Church. where mass will be offered at 10 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. Arrangements by the W. W. Chambers Co. BLACKWELL. ELIZABETH On Sunday. November 29. 1936. at Gallinger Hos- ital. ELIZABETH. the beloved wife of jeorge Blackwell of 1018 12th & mother of Evelyn S. Edwards surviving are one brother three grand- children and other relatives and !nend" Puneral Wednesday. December 2. at 1 pm. from Henry S. Washington & Sons’ funeral home. 467 N st. n.w Inter- ment in Harmony Cemet > Novem- ANDT. PAUL 1. On Sunday. llh-r 20 19:36_PAUL J BRANDT beloved husband of Mary C. Brandt resting at the Lee funeral home. 40 st. ind Mess ave’ me. until Wednesday December = at thence to S Mars's Catholic Ch 5th and G nw. whers mass will be ‘said gt 0 Relatives and {r Interment §t. Mary's Cemeter BROWN. CHARLES B. vember 29, 195 dence of Mr. and M Geoise W. Beas- BR0'R I ave. nw nesday, December . at SROW EANORA, € urda November =N BROWN. the beloved H. and e Brown. December 5. a1 1 p nest Jarvis funeral stonw BUGLIONE. NICOLETTA, | On November 29. 1 st her_resid rving sf n.w. NICOLETTA RUG N fe of the late Anibale Buglione and mother of God{: Buslione. Funeral from the § nes C home_ 2001 on Wednes. day. Decembe N am Relative: 1 Interment Arling- Funeral Satu e’ beloved hus- et E. Burns. No- fonday. Novem- ne 450 S thence 10 ere mass will the repose of h u ds invited T ferment Meun ices by W. L. Better fu geven c friends. LYN W CDCKHELL be MH: Y‘J‘- of Clara R. Cockrell and fat m G_and Marearet A Coci services ar r road touu:lr TRENE. Suddenly day. November 26, )03t IRENE COLBER'L Col also leaves V\x\nnm« one four children, othe: and friends. Remains res Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st Funeral ¥ December 2, p.m b neral home. COLEMAN. KATHERINE A. On Mondar. November 30. 1936, at Providence Hos- pital Holmes), the Coleman Wite ne. a2 1 beloved wie of Edwin C ral from her dence. 1243 B <t ser on W December 2 at €30 a m : then: | Comfnrter Church. where mase will be fered ar 0 2 m s and friends nvited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem. stery. 1 CRAIG. GRACE MARION. D at her residence. 1302 Nerth <t “south Arlington {a' GRACE MARION ‘CRAIG. heloied | wife of Lesiie E_ Crais and mother of Mrs Tio. George J Prics of Phil Pa. and Leslie E. Crax st." George and Media Elizabeth. Catherine Quimby and Elesnor Harrizon Remains rest- at the Ives funeral home °S47 Wilon blva. Arlington. Va. Notice of funerai later. DIGGS. ALBERT. On Priday November Taz ce. 190% 1ith st ALBERT DIGGS loving husband of Brulah Diges. devoted father of James Diggs. He also leaves five brothers. one | sister. other relatives and friends = Re- maing resting at John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel. 3rd_and Eye sts. s.w. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday. December 2. from the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Vermont ave. between Q and R sts. n.w. Rev. C. T. Murray officiatine. Interment in Linaln Memortal Cemetery. g EATON, NATHANIEL ROBERT. oOn Sun- | day. November 29. 1936. at bic resi dence. 2427 Newton st. n.e . NATHANIEL ROBERT EATON. beioved hushand of Agnes Eaton_(nes Green). Remains Testing at Timothy Hanlon's ~funeral parlors. 641 H st ne Funeral will be held from the above funeral parlors on Tuesday. December 1. at 1 p.m. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemeters. Rel- atives and friends invited RISENMENGER. JOHN PHILLIP snd- denly. on Monday. November 0 16} at his residence. X Edmonston rond. Ed: 1d. JOHN_PHILLIP. heioved sa Eisenmenger. Re- ins resting at Gasch's Sons' funeral Tome. 46 Ma" ave. Hyatttville. A Services at_the anove funeral home on Thursday. December 3. &t 2 pm. In- terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 2 FALLEN. MARY E. Departed this life on Saturdav. November 28 1 at Gal- linger Hospital MARY E. FALLEN. de- voted wife of Eli J. Fallen: lovin~ mother of Eva and Eiva 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. o nieces. one nephew and other rela: tives and_friends. Remains resting at Barbour Bros' funersl home. $X K st. ne. until Tuesday evening. December 1: thereafter at the late residence. 248 Warren st. ne Funeral Wednesday. December 5. at 1:30 pm. from Mount Zion Bantist Church 13th and C sts. ne. Rev_G. Z_Brown officiating. In: terment Paces. Va. 1 PALLEN. MARY. All officers and mem- bers of Electa Chapter. No_ 6. O_E. S please meet al Mount Zion Baptist Church. 13th and C sts. n.e. on Wed- Nesday. December 2. 1926, at. 12:30 p.m. {5, 2liend the funeral of Sister MARY ALLEN SISTER BESSIE BURRELL. W. M, BROTHER E_G. CARTER.'W. P. SISTER BLANCHE C. WARREN. Sec. FOWRIGHT. JOSEPH. On Monday. No- vember 30. 1956, af_the residance of his daughter. Mrs. A" S. Shah. 3514 14th §5 A, JOSEPH FOWRIGHT. beloved and of Mary E_ Fowright and father o Ma" Rasmonc Anderson. Charies ¥, rd_Arthur M. Fowright of Washincton, b . and Joseph Thomas Fowricht of BieCirgiten “Slates Navy“ane esse Lo wright of Chicago. Til. Services at ysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w.. Thurs. da ;30 o'clock. Rel- On Tuesday. Mrs, November . FUNERAL DIBECTORS Frank Geiet’s Sons Co 118 8eventn &t N¥ NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. either the successor to nor eonnected wi he origin !u-r- bl me'n! Allonl] 2!“ lm J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERA! DIRECTORS Crematorium 4tb and Mass. Ave N.E Lincoln 8300 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 201 EAST CAPITOL ST _LINCOLN 0372 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ":;;l.f.‘ 5034 MSEN.w. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. "CO. Floral Piece, sz e NW NAtons) 4376 GEO. C. SHAFFER SORRATE PR/CES ¥RONF AT oi0e and s-“:::" Cor. 14th & Eye st. | Also | Remains | am - Waddy of Pittsbu Pa. 8he also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at PFrazier's funeral home. :i89 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral Wednesday. December 2 ai i pm. from the above named estab; lishment.” Interment Payne's Cemetery. GAUVREAU. ALBERT F. On Sunday, N vember 29. 1936. at his residence. 14 Rhode island ave. n.w. ALBERT F, GAUVREAU. the beloved husband of u (nee Ricks) and father i Georgie Gauvreau and brotier of Mrs. Knowles Walker. Fu- neral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Wednesday. December uves and friends invited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. GARNETT. RUBY. On Saturday. Novem- ber 28 1036, RUBY GARNETT, beloved daughter of James Garnett. stepdaugh= ter of Hattie Garnett. brother of Ernest Garnett and Esther McKenney. mains resting at funeral church. 1432 You sl neral Wednesday. December . at i p.m., from Mount Gilead Baptist Church. Rev, éux]ey officiating. Interment Rosemont eme-ery BOLLAND. 3. Fre D, Monday. November at_Freedmen’s Hospital. J. F. | HOLIAND “‘vetoved husbaha ot ‘M E. Holland. ~Remains resting at the Ruth Dabney & Co. funeral home. 453 O st. n.w. Notice of funeral later, HORNBAKER, MAMIE PRICE. day. November :50. 19: St Petersburg. Fla HORNBAKER. wife of Ma) Joseph N. Hornbzker. U. S. A.: daughter of the late Aldin and Elizabeth A. Price. Notice of funeral later 2 JENKINS. JOSEPH M. On November :0. 1936 at Mount Allo Hospital. JOSEPH JENKINS. brother of Alice Jenkin: and Mrs. Beatrice Butts. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Island ave. nw. Funeral Thursday. 4. at 1 pm ment. Cemetery. JOHNSON. LUCY. On Monday. November ) I8 “at Gallinger Hospital. LUCY ¥ IOHNSON. devoted wite of James Joh | sou. sister of Andrew and Raymo) Tyler She also leaves one aunt. other claiives and many nds. Remaing resting at the John T. Rhines funeral home. :ird and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funer.l later | semysroN. LUCY cember 1. Ifi; wifc_of the late beloved mother of Martin and Con. aiso survived by Telatives ln\erml!nG Oon Mon- t her residence from the above establish- Interment Arlington National M. On Tuesday. De- LUCY H_JOHNSTO! Rozier Johnston Etta lo Gaines. She wo sisters and and_friends. Remains McGuire funeral home, Notice of funeral h ing &t the i WAL R U (SISTER FRANCES 5 e ISTER rem ome 15 n.e dav a0 i, Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3. CORNELIUS i 30, 136 NELIUS P. L0 iate John Funeral Provi- FRANCES) nass will be ana_Scrool. on Wedne: Intermen: at 2330 am. COR- beloved son of the Loting (nee Murth) residence. 1007 sday. December © thence to St Alovsius Church. ~where solemn high requiem mass will be celebrated at % a.m. for the | repose of his soul Interment Mount Qlivel, Cemeters. ” Relatives and friends | MACKEY. BESSIE HARMAN. On Monday, November 30. 1036 her_residence. 1717 Varnum st n.w. BESSIE HARMAN MACKEY. beloved wife of James H. mother of Mrs ndmother of Stan- Titus and sistel¥ of an_ Funeral from he; n Thursday. Deci elatives and frie Mount Holly Springs. . MARGARET IR Oon Sun- day, Novembe; 1936, ‘at her resi- dence. 1003 nd st. n.e. MARGARET IRVIN McCOY. dauchter of Roberl and Irvin’ wife of Lucius’ McCoy. sisters. four b and friends Testirg at Stewart s funeral home st ne at Cht S50 residence 10 am Interment Pa 16, Northeast en D and E ne. ing. Imerm:r.l Lincoln Cemete: McCULLERS. WILLIE. On Saturcay No- i. at Freedamen's Hospital, WHITE N CULLERS devoted brother of \d‘\nr AWnzo. Eddie and Es Cullers He also leaves five aunt twelve nieces. eight relatives and {riends the John T. Rhines funeral ird and Eve sts. sw. Body wiil hipped to Raleich C.. ices and intermen! METTS. LUTHER. On Saturday. .\‘uum ber 1950, LUTHER METTS of 4 loved band of Vlr( Funera! services at th eral home. 1850 9h st. nw vednesday. December = at 1:30 p.m. Interment Harriony Cemetery. 1 PLUMMER. MARY JOSEPH a 20, 1936, h it nw, E‘PHWE Y‘LU\{’\IE“ Charles Gordon Plummer and devoted mother of Charles B_Plummer, Mary E. Johnson and Annie S. Jones. leaves to mourn their loss nine grand- children. other relatives and many 1r Funeral from her late re: Werinesday. December . followed by solemn reo Augustine’s Churen at Interment Moun! Olivet Cem- Arrangements by McGuire. 1 RAAB. EDWA W. On_Tues'ay, D-- cember 1. 1 21 his residence.” 1315 Mass ave EDWARD W. RAAB beloved husband of Edith Dumont Raab and father of Edward D. John David Iam Neill F Raab. Notice of funeral ate RANDOLPH. ETHEL MILLS fe on Saturday mber 6.02 o'clock at_ Emergency Hospital. ETHEL muc RANDOLPH. ated 30 leaves to mourn their loss a Randclph: a devoted friend. Herbert Ross and a host of friends. Remains restine at 61 M sw. Pu al Wednesday. Decembe at i p.m om Mount Moriah Baptist Church. rd and L ste sw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. The officers for fu-| Mazzie McGuire . On Sun- at her re. MARY JOS- Departed this A, 1936, at RANDOLPH. ETHEL. members of Foi RANDOLPH day. Decembier 1. 1507 Q st. nw December = at_i p.m. from the Mount Moriah Baptist Church. :ird and L sts. s.w, BESSIE E. JACKSON. Dt. Ruler. SALLIE GREEN. Financial Secty. ROWE. ANNE H. On Monday. November 301 i, at the residence of her daush- ter Lawrence wife of the laie George Rowe and mother of Mrs. William G. Atherholt Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th si. and Massachusetts ave. ne. where services will be held Thursday. December 3, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemeters. (Chester. Pa. Times bisase copy) 2 SHAVER. ELIZABETH. Entered into rest Tuesday, Decemter 1. 1936, at her resi- dence_4130 5th st. n.w. ELIZABETH SHAVER. Widow of W. Duncan Shaver and beloved mother of Mrs. Waiter C. Bishop. W. Douglas Shaver and Charles W. Shaver. Funeral services at her late residence on Thu December 3. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Gienwood Cemetery. SMITH, AMANDA. Departed this life sud- denly. Morday.” November :0. 1956, at her " residence. 1 You ' st._ n.w AMANDA SMITH. widow of Julius Smith. She leaves to mourn their loss a step- mother. Mrs Emma Ellis of Virginia. and son Bérnard Smith: a_brother. Joseph Ellis: four nieces. Mrs. Lena B. Hackeit. Mrs.’ Geneva Smith. Mrs. Vivian Sykes, Mrs. Serah Connoway: a nephew. Wil- liam Washington. and a relatives and fricnds. Remains may be viewed at her late residence after 2 p.m. Wednesday. December Funeral Thursday. December 3. at 2 p.m.. from Metropolitan Baptist Church. Friends irvited 2 SMITH., JAMES. On Sunday. November 29. 1936, JAMES. beloved husband of Mamie E. Smith and father of James Emith, ir: Mrs. James P. Mrg, Henrs B Wellons. ' Pune F. Costello’s funeral home. 17 Canitol st Weaneadar, at 10:30 am__ Relativ vited. " Tnterment Cemetery. please copy.) STODDARD. BLANCHE H._On Monday. November 30. 1946 BLANCHE H. STODDARD. beloved daughter of Helen Ralph and the late Charles J Stoddard Funeral {rom her late residence. Tith st. nw: on Thursday. December - ai 11 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem: etery. THOMAS. CHARLES P. On Saturday. November 28 14:6. CHARLES P. THOMAS (CHARLIE DOLL) beloved brother of Mary Williams. Sarah Jones and Christopher Columbus and oafather of Mrs. Mary Magruder and oster 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. Requiem ‘mass Wedne: day. December 2. at 9 a.m.. at Epiph- any Church. Dumbarton ' ave. between 27th and 28th st. n.w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 THOMPSON. WENA DE BRULER. On Tuesday, December 11036 WENA DE BRULER THOMPSON. widow of Rost Thomoson. Services at the residence of her son. John W. Thompson. 2601 31at st nw. ‘Thursday. December 3 pm.” Titerment Oak Hill Cemevers. 2 'WILSON. NANCY BRUCE. Departed thi; life Tuesdsy. December 1. 1036, at 9:2 am. at the home of 'her daughter, Carolynne Wilson Gray. 3000 Wal- . Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, NANCY BRUCE WILSON of n.w. Notice of funeral later, In Memortam. ANDERSON. MARY ELIZABETH. In sad but loving remembrance of gur devoted wife _and mother. ELIZABETH ANDERSON. who departed this life thirieen years aso lodsy. December 1, Sleep on. dear motner. d take your rest We loved you dearl But God loved and Sessio ednesday. 1_from 2 North December 2, s and friends 1 Arlington National (Charleston. 8. C.. papers 1 (CHARLIE DOLL). u_best. FAMILY. BROWN, ERNEST. In memory of my hus- band, ERNEST BROWN. who passed away one year ago today, December 1, 1835. On_the hiliside. softly sleeping. ‘Where the tres . tendy wave. 8 3 husband ed 0 dearly. In bis lonely, sifont grave TAND SR, 50:11 Y host of "other | McMahon and | at 2 p.m. Rela- | Re- | the W. Ernest Jarvis | Fu- MAMIE PRICE | |been ailing for some time and was December | Wheeler, George Johnston &nd | | P. _On Monday. No- | ,an adjoining row of 25 houses, swept | | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WHEELER CONDITION |FUNERAL SERVICES SET STILL HELD CRITICAL FOR MRS. J. H. MACKEY Burial of D. C. Resident Since District Resident Was Injured 1904 to Be at Mount Holly Sunday in Car Accident Springs, Pa. in Delaware. Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie H. The condition of John R. Wheeler, Mackey, 63, wife of James H. Mackey, 26, of 1609 Sixteenth street, whs was will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at her injured in an automobile accident late residence, 1717 Varnum street, Sunday on the Kennett pike near where she died Centerville, Del., is still critical, according to word received here to- day by his sister, Mrs. Marshall Orme Exnicios, 2426 Tracy place. Wheeler's car skidded off the road, rolled down & bank and over- turned in a field, according to po- lice. He was taken to a hos- pital in Wil- mington with a Chapter of the Daughters of the fractured skull, a broken cheek bone | American Revolution and member of RuAllicss st Ferl ritiivies! Calvary M. E. Church, the Board of He was still unconscious today. | Managers of the Methodist Home for His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. the Aged and Mount Pleasant Union have been at his bedside | ©f the Woman's Christian Temperance | since Sunday. | Union. Mr. Mackey is assistant to His brother, Yandes Wheeler, was|the director of the Budget Bureau. fatally injured in a similar accidgnt = 7 about three vears ago while he and DEATH OF DR. BYRNES DUE TO NATURAL CAUSE | A& companion were returning from By e Associated Press. Baltimore. Their car crashed into a | BALTIMORE., December 1.—The telephone pole and overturned. John Wheeler is an investment seurities death of Dr. Charles Metcalfe Byrnes, associate in neurology at the Johns salesman. Hopkins Medical School. was ascribed FOUR-ALARM FIRE SWEEPS W. P. A. JOB 2o o, rasual causs by cor- Dr. Byrnes died unexpectedly yes- terday while conversing with his at- Philadelphia Firemen Fight Blaze torney, lJ‘Nnh Rosenthal. He was 55 years old. His widow and a daughter at $2.450,000 Bok Voca- survive. tional School. y Between the time of his graduation BT the Associated Press |rrnm Johns Hopkins in 1906 and his PHILADELPHIA, December 1.— return to the faculty in 1909 Dr. Flames, which for a time threatened will be at Mount Holly Springs, Pa. A native of Mount Holly Springs, Mrs. Mackey came to Washington in been active church and pa- triotic work here. She was corre=- sponding secre- tary of the Col. e John Mackey. John R. Wheeler Byrnes was professor of clinical neu- rology at the University of Virginia. He was a former president of the Philadelphia Neurological Society. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR GRACE M’KINSTRY Funeral services for Miss Grace E. McKinstry, painter, who at one time had a studio here, were held Satur- day at Faribault, Minn,, according to word received here by friends. Miss McKinstry died Thursday in Minne- apolis. Much of her early painting was done in Spain. On several occasions her work was exhibited in Paris mue seums. On leaving Washington she went to Cal{:rma and about four years ago to Minneapolis. A native of Fredonia, N. Y., Miss McKinstry spent her girlhood in Fari- bault, where her father, the late A. W. McKinstry, was editor of a news | paper. Miss McKinstry was a mem- ber of the National Arts Club, the Pen and Brush Club of New York, the San Francisco Society of Women Painters and the Daughters of the American Revolution, through the half-completed $2,450,000 Edward W. Bok Vocational Srhool last night in the city’s first four-alarm | | fire in years. Three firemen were treated at the scene for burns and other injuries, and at least 20 others were affected by the severe cold and smoke. | Firemen battled the fames nearly two hours. The school is a Public Works Ad- ministration project, occupying the length of an entire block. As it stands. it is not much more than framework. The fire was confined mostly to scaffolding and the wooden forms used for pouring cement. Because of the scaffolding, firemen re unable to use their ladders. Residents of the homes were or- dered out after two alarms were sounded. The third and fourth alarms brought every available piece of ap- paratus in South Philadelphia and much of that from the center of the city. JOSEPH FOWRIGHT DIES RITES TO BE THURSDAY Joseph Fowright, 58. retired men's beloved ~wife of | Clothing designer. died vesterday at 1the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. S. &he also | Shah, 5514 Fourteenth street (edar Hill (ebeieryy He had | | seriously ill about a week. Mr. Powright had been a resident | of this city about 15 years. He is sur- vived by his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Po- wright; two daughters, Mrs. Shah, wife of the proprietor of the Shah | Optical Co., and Mrs. Raymond An- derson. this city; four sons, Charles ‘F and Arthur M. Fowright, this city; | JACK:O\ GRACE DELAND. Joseph Thomas Fowright, chief pet; officer, U. 8. N.. and Jesse L. Fowright, Chicago: a brother, Anthony Fowright, Nashville, Tenn, and 12 grandchil- dren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 pm. Thursday at HKysong's funeral parlors. 1300 N street. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemete For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 CLEMENTS. e M. In loving mem- or: of & cvoted son. EUGENE M. CLEMENTS. who died one year ago to- day. December 1. 1935, = God saw the road was cetting roush, The hill was herd to climb: T He sently closed his loving eyes And whispered. * Peace be thine.™ MOTHER AND BROTHERS. DAWSON. GEORGE FLMER. In «ad but ing remembrance of our dear GEGRGE ELMER DAWSON - who ge: parted this life one year ago today. De- cember 1. 1935. Wears. sad and heavy hearted. Tnous we pass each Icnely da For our dear brother who hes departed. Gone before to show the wa At _home on the beautiful hills of God. By the valley of rest so fair: Some day, some time. when our task is done. With fov. Elmer dear. we will meet you there YOUR LONELY SISTERS AND BROTH- memorance of my wite, GRAGE DELAND 3 ife. JACKSON. who departed this life De- cember 1. 10:35 ALBERT M. JACKSON. REINHART. JOSEPHINE. In sad but lo L 5 EPHINE REINHART. who leit this nie eleven vears ago today December 1. 197 LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER-I ALPHEUS AND MARGUERITE. THOMPSON. LAVANIA E. In memory of my beloved Sister. LAVANIA E. THOMP- SON. who departed this life three yea a%o today. December 1. 19:i:1. Gone but not_forgotten. HER LOVING SISTER. ELEANOR NICH- LRICH. MILLARD F. In sad but loving | remembcance of our dear husband and father. MILLARD F. ULRICH. who en- tered into heaveniy resi one year ago today. December 1. 1935, | If we could have our dearest wish fulfilled. And take our share of life’s treasures. t00: Or choose from heaven whatever we willed. W. W. Chambers Here is the LARGEST UN- DERTAKER WASHING- TON and one of the LARG- EST IN THE WORLD. WHEN YOU SELECT Dear one. we would ask for you. | Loving and kind in all his ways. | Upright and just to the end ol his day: Sincere and kind in heart and mind. | What a_beautiful memory he lefi behind, | S DEVOTED WIFE AND SON. * | WALKER. COL. WILLIAM H. loving remembrance of my dear hus- | band. Col. WILLIAM H. WALKER. who | died cleven years ago loday. December The blow was hard. the shock severe, We never thought his death so near. Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell ‘What would I give to hold his hand. His dear face just to see. His loving smile.. his weicome voice, ‘That meant so much to me. He_little thought when leaving home That he would never retur ‘That he 50 soon in death would sleep And leave me here to mourn. T have lost my soul companion. A life linked with my own. And day by day I miss you more s’} mglk throush Hic slome, HIS LOVING WIFE. 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PIERCE DIES IN HOSPITAL| DIES AT TAKOMA PARK Widow Survived by Daughter, Was Teacher for 50 Years at St. Son and Three Grandchildren. Vincent's Home and School Services Today. in Capital. Bpecial Dispateh to The Star. Sister Prances of the Order of the| TAKOMA PARK. Md., December 1. Sisters of Charity of Si. Vincent de ian Mary Ellen Pierce, 89, widow of Paul, for the last 50 years a teacher A CP2rles Edgar Pierce and mother of | at St. Vincent's Home and School, Mrs, Milton E. Kern, 35 Hickory ave- nue, Takoma Park, died early Sanday of a heart attack. For the last 11 years she has made her home with her daughter. Mrs. Pierce was born in Rosendale, Wis., and her childhood was spent | there. She was a school teacher and after her marriage went with her hus- band to Clear Lake, Iowa, where they | lived for 30 years. Mr. Pierce died in 1898. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Kern; a son, Frank H. Pierce of Dodge Center, ‘Minn, and three granddaughters. The funeral was held this afternoon from the residence on Hickory avenue, Rev. W. A. Spicer, Rev. F. M. Wilcox, Rev. 1. H. Evans and Rev. C. 8. Long- acre taking part in the service. Burial was in Washington Memorial Park east, died yesterday after a short ill- ness in Providence Hospital. Sister Frances' teaching career in | ‘Washington parochial schools covered approximately 57 years. Earlier she had taught at St. Patrick's Academy and St. Rose’s Technical School. She also had taught at Staunton, Va. A native of Boston, she was the daughter of the late Patrick and Mary Dolan Lennon. Her parents were na- tives of Ireland. . Funeral services will be held at 9 m. tomorrow in St. Vincent's Home and School. 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