Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1936, Page 10

Qards of Thanks, STEVENSON. THEODORE The iu mily of hes %o extend Thelr many thenks to is relatives and friends for flowers and s during their recent THE PAMIL WARD. JOHN M. The widow and em“ dren of JOHN M_WARD W Patny d': mu‘:hf ! recent 'fl:u'-nvflufim' uring their 8RR JOHN M. WARD AND PAMIL 18”3 u lt Bratha. AI.I,I:N. HAIIY C. On Sunday, Decemboer t Sanitarium. af w.;mn{ on i " Y en of 2114 G the chavel of 75 ave. pnmiers fopy L% S&rion J. (Trenton. N. J.. papers piease . MARY M. Suddenly, on Sundaz, Deceinber 6. 10:6. at her residence. 700 v ver Ches.\P".le ) CB belaved 'i!e flnfi'?& ach. « She is v L‘y’"f‘é‘ur"n%‘ha‘i'e’n he brolhu and Tnree Sisters. ‘Remains res! he above residence, Funeral nervlcu lt lhe above mldenre on V\edn» ay. December f, at 830 am.: thence to St. Michael's & ren) where mass will be ofered at a.m. for, the revose of her soul. Rel- nd friends invited. Interment oun: Olivet Cemetery. Services by e W. W. Chambers Co. BORDERS. KATIE. _ On Sunday. Dccember B:athl. AME! K 'n?uud-y Dcumbn JONES o! n| t«h!h‘ loss nnt home. Rev. hit! lmermenz Woodlawn Cemetery. Al HMA Departed lhll RN EY utiay * December B 1036, Beloved wite “t fz""(‘-}‘l‘z 'l‘c:‘nne'yaa-nm DeIosfMary ¥ Shiarper and the lato Wile S mother ot Jrances B3 Blensant "Srove. ) Pleasant Grove Va. at 2 ¥ p.m. KING, MARY A. On Sunday. Decemlm 6. 936, at Washington Sanitarl ARY A. KING (nee Burke) l rom the Perry & Waish funeral h‘”'"z’é’ ment Moum Olivet Cemetery. LAWRENCE. LAURA B. On Sund cember 6. 1936, at her l‘!lid!nC. Brondmoor 1601 Connecticut ave. B. LAWRENCE. beloved wue "ot Lawrence and mother of Raye A A ahee " Remains restine &b W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. v, Funeral from thé THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., g TH[]MAII]ES RITES (CUMMINGS, BATES 2| TOBEHELDTODAY Family Survives Lawyer Who Came From Smyrna 37 Years Ago. George T. Thomaides, Washington pital Saturday night, will be buried in Glenwood Cemetery today after fu- Orthodox streets, at 2 p.m. daughter. Eleanor, Mr, Thomaides came to the United States from his native Smyrna, Asia the 60-year-old detention house, the Minor, 37 years ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Evelyn S. Thomaides, a District Commissioners and the Board and two sons, VISIT JAIL TODAY D. C. Officials Will Accom- pany Them on “Overcrowd- ing” Inspection Trip. Attorney General Cummings and his lawyer who died in Emergency Hos- | prison director, Sanford Bates, will make a special inspection of crowded neral services at St. Sophia’s Greek |conditions at the District Jall today Church, Eighth and L|at the invitation of District authori- ties. Alarmed over the acute situation at of Public Welfare induced the Justice Department officials to see first-hand t“t:: is menacing health and morale of prisoners. Melvin C. Hazen, president of the Board of Commissioners; W. C. Me- Reynolds, chairman of the Board of Public Welfare, and Elwood Street, director of the latter board, are ex- pected to accompany Cummings and Bates to the jail at 2:30 pm. Ja} Supt. Thomas M. Rives will conduct the tour. McReynolds invited Cummings ta make the trip after he had learned that the Attorney General hed indi- cated his concern over published re- ports of conditions at the jail. While the Justice Department has no administrative jurisdiction over any of the District penal institutions, it has an interest in conditions pre- vailing there because Federal pris- oners are sent to the jail and to the institutions at Lorton and Occoquan. Cummings is understood to feel that penal establishments in the Dis- trict should be a model for the Nation at large. District officials hope that his visit today may lead him to throw his support behind the efforts of locgl MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1936. adequate to enlarge and modernize the penal system here. Supt. Rives is in favor of an en- tirely new jail in another location— perhaps at Blue Plains, D. C.—where the District maintains its home for the aged. He does not believe the present plant can be modernized sat- isfactorily. He thinks a jail with a capacity of 1,000 prisoners, about twice that of the present jall, should be erected. The four Police Court judges made an inspectiori of congestion at the Oceoquan work house last week. Milus T ZIRKLE Co. 510 C St. NE. Llnc. 5537 Ambulance Service Mty and Priece Joseph 's Sons has been engaged in provid- ing funeral services of the finest character since 1850. Today these services are offered here at prices to suit every family’s means, as shown by these charges for 1,000 consecutive adult funeral Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Ine. William A. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penna. Ave. N.W. Funeral Directors Since 1850 Cremations Walter A, Gawler Joseph H. Gawler NAtional §512 Thomas and Theodore. He lived at 3900 Fourteenth street. He was 59 the congestion that jail authorities as- | authorities to obtain appropriations B> DO OPODOOO® KATIE Bl ON.D!RS beloved wife She also leaves - 3 Relatives and terment De Smet, | years old. Honorary pallbearers have been > PO<<® O Oa g 2D 2O O e 2O B: mends Tavited. from her late ;eudeg:e mnul Eve s, . on Wednesday. B “Relatives and friends invited. Jo- Fefment Glenwood Cemetery. SHEAR. BERNARD. On Monday. De- B A, PR, "ai_(he ‘Montsomery % the Warner E. Pumohrey funeral home. Rockville. Md. Notice of services later A M. On Sunday. December at her residence at 235 Emer- nx. IVA M. BROWN. beloved oYl home. oot 11t S. H. Hines C \eral home. 2 st nw. on V ay. December 9. at 10:30 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- etery GEORGE M. Suddenly. on sun- O wac a Bethesda. Md. December | ; i GEORGE H in his 23rd ve loved husband Katherine Remains_resting at the funeral William Ren! L\m\ Pv\mp' ey, F005 Wiscon- da. Md. until 4 pm. hence to the home | Carter. 14 Fowlers M_E. Chu Batomine. "MaT Wednesday. December 5. at 2 om 8 AY. CHARLES F. Op Sunday, Decerpber - his home. Bovd: Md F DAY, azed 7g beloved hust Margaret E. Funeral el sty Ma. M Church on Wednesday. December 9. at % p.m. Interment Clarksbure Cemetery. 8 N \IARK‘AB T VIRGINIA. On Su b l & 'mb-~ E 1936, MARGAFET VIRGINIA DEVINE widow of the late John T, Devine and aunt of Albin G. Pennington of Philadelphia. Pa s December 9. at St cnu'reh 1fin &%, Snd Rhode Teand ave nw. at 10 am. Interment Oak Hill Cemeters. DEWDNEY, WILLIAM T, On Sundag De- cember . 1835 at Providence. R I. SIETAM 7 DEWDNES. beloved hus: pand of Elizabeth F. Dewdney (mee O'Sullivan)_and father of Rev J Dewdnes. O. P of Raleigh N. C._and Pivara'e Dendnev of Providerice R 1: and brother of the late Jennie V. Cole nd John Dewdney. He is also survived by a' niece. Mrs Bertha L. Earnshaw of Washington D, C. Solemn requiem mass OB era Cat St JoRn's . Chute Qence. R T. on Wednesday. De: 9. at 0 a.m. Relatives and friends Interment at Franklin. Mass E A. On Saturday ember at ‘Atlantic City. N, J DELINE A FLKINS. wife of the fiie Richara B Funeral from the J. ‘Bunker Pium Bidz. No. 15 South Indiana ave. Atlantic City. N J. Thursday. December 10, at 8 thence to St. Nicholas Church. whers golemn yeauiem mass will be offered at am Relatives and friends aze invit- ed” ‘Interment Laurel Memorial Park. 8 GERRODETTE. MARY ELIZABETH. On Monday,_ December 7. 1938, at her resi- dence. 27 S st. n.w.. MARY ELIZABETH GERRODETTE. beloved wife of the late Isaac Gerrodette and mother of Eleanor ¥, Gerrodette, Remains resting at the W_Chambers Co. funera] home. 1400 Siapin tt ce o( ‘funeral Iner GILLESPIE, LIAM Priday. cember 4. 1936 i Siii¥sene the beloved hushand of Mary C Gil. fe and brother of Joseph. Frank and e e ang M1, Nellie Atiedse and Mrs Pangonis. Remains resting at Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chapin st. n.w. 3 pm. Monday. December 7: therea at his late residence. 508 Rittenhouse & nw. until Tuesday, December R at am. Puneral from the above funeral Bome on Thiesday. December 8 at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Sterline. Va. 7 BAGER. WILLIAM E On Sundas. De. cember 6 & his residence 11, Sih AN WITLIAR 5 e P irvived by four sons. Trvi iel B., Elmer M. and Byron E. Hager: two daughters. Miss Lulu E. Hager and Mrs. Edna_Granholm. and children. Funeral from H. M funeral home. 131 11th st. s.¢. on ed® nesday. December 0. at % pm. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ] BARRELL_ GEORGE H. On Sunday. De- cember 8. 1036 GFOR! START Seloven huchand ff Ads L. Harrell and father of Mrs. Lillian H_ Smith. \liss Annabelle Harrell. Oliver §. and Georze J1.Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chapin st. n.w. _Funeral services in Fort Myer Chavel Fort Myer Va_on Wedes- ay. December 9. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Ariine- fon Natlonal Cemetery with full military honors. 8 BINTON. MALLALINE (MALLY). Departed this life on Saturday. December 5. 1036, at Gallinger Hospital. MALLALINE (MALLY) HINTON devoted brother of Mre. Ella_Hoover. Mrs. Mary Gunn and Rev. ‘Archie Hinton. He also leaves other relatives and manv friends_ Re Shipped {0 HIgn "Point, N, C. on Tues- day. December S HOOD. BESSIE. Departed this lfle on Sat- urday. December 5 1936 15 p.m. A recomens Hospital BESSIF. HOOD. heloved mother of Julia Hood Atkins and gevoted mother-in‘law of Riley BT aleo gurvived By hruchm Edwvd Henry and Revedie 00d. one sister. Mrs. Desmar Richardson of Newberryport, Mass. She leaves other relatives and friends. Tu- neral Wednesday, December 9. at | p.m., Nineteenth Street Bantist Walter H. Brooks officiat- Relatives and friends invited. Re- mains resting at Bovd's funeral parlor. 19th and L sts. n.w. Cemeters . BESSIE. Naomi Household of Ruth. No. 1038 announces the death of Inmate BESSIE HOOD. Call mcet- ing Tuesday December 5. 1035, at Odd lows' Hall, T30 om. Puneral wed- nesday, Decerber cloc] Tron Nintreenth Street Baptist Crureh: I0th and Eve e, P ¥ooD. M. N. G, HATTIE DAVIS W B Interment Harmony On Monday. December in New York Gity st e Rome of_her d-ulmer Mrs. Walter Franks. W. P HUFF Puneral to be held In Washington. | Notice of time later BURLEY, NORA. On Sunday. December 8. 1936, at the residence of her niece, Mrs, Margaret Mahonev K Tuckerman st. n.w. Notice of funeral later gavers please copy) Services by the SANEZECK, JOSEPH F. s O Sinday. De- ‘cember 6. 1936 at his Tesidence B, ve. JOSEPH'F. JANEZECR. ine loved ‘husband of Agnes B. Janezeck. Funeral Trom his ate residence on Wed: nesday December 9 at 8:1 thence to St. Peter's Church. where mass Will be offered at ® am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Mount Olivet Cemetery. P'UNE!AL DIRECTORS. “J. William Lee’s Sons Cp. FUNERAI DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave. N.E Lincoln 8200 h F Bifl:h'n Sons Manager) ;'::.“":::':2:1 "3034 M St N.W. CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. §01_EAST CAPTTOL ST _ LINCOLN 0372 ‘Chamber. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 B17 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 Interment 8 5«- ok &nfl?flfim ‘ FUNERAL DESIGNS, GUDE BROS. CO. Flora! Pieces 1812 P St NW NAtions) 4376 GEO. C. SHAFFER MAWW-AT e -ulnlm Cor. 14th & Eye Wedr. esday ;. b A et oo wire o William Lemon, moth of Corrine . Irei ughes, Pllrl Lemon. uel Lemon and James A Lemon. leaves to mourn their loss one brothar. Tom_ Fletcher; one grandson. two de- voted daughters-in-law and a devoted friena. Mrs_ Jennie Williams. Remains Ford's funeral he umw GEORGIE. Departed this life ON December 8. at 9 a.m.. from Si e eatholle. Ciutch. Bouth Gapitol and M sts. se. Interment Mount ou7ve Cemetery. LEONARD, STER GERTRUDE. _On Sun- day._ December . 19:36. SISTER GER- TRUDE LEONARD. aged S Puneral trom the Visitation Monastery. Bethesda Md.. Monday. December 7. at 1:30 pm. Interment in Monastery Grounds MARK. WILL cember 6. Al the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Beatrice Mark Stern. 1244 P st n.w.. WILLIAM CASEY MARY beloved husbaid of Mrs. Florence Mark f., and father of Mrs CASEY. On Sunday, De- . Puneral services priv Please omit flowers McDONALD. CATHERINE C. On Sunday. December’ 6. 19:6. at Sibley Hospital CATHERINE C. McDONALD. inee Laux- man)_beloved wife of Charles T. Mc- Donaid and mother of J. Martin. C. Irvin Norman McDonald Funeral from her late residence. 513 8 Vinnan £ re. Wednesday. December f; at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Church of the Assumption. where mass will be sung at am. Relatives and friends invited to atténd. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- etery. McKNIGHT, “ll.l/lAM flARllSOV 0'\ Sunday. Decem FAKBTSON MCKNIGHT . the e gf Herrison McKnight. brother of Ruby McKnimit Seott. * Funcral, Wedn December - from the W Ernest Jareis Tineral thurch. 1432 You st. nw. " Ine terment Rosemont Cemetery. 8 MOORE, FRANCES. = On Friday. December 1936, at Gallinger Hospital' FRA MOORE. "'deushter of Wiliam Bclls and the late Susie Bozgs. She also I aves one aunt. Eva Brown: other relatives and friends. ' Remains restine at Stew- art's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. | MULVIHILL. MARY JANE December 7. 1936, at ZR00_Woodland drive n.w. 34 MULVIHILL. beloved wife of Mulvihill ‘and “mother of Mrs. Margaret, Lock =~ Remains resiing the W. Chambers Co. funeral home, Mflfl Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral pu\: DANIEL BLANTON. On Monday. December 7. 1936, at Georgetown Uni- Versits Hossithl. in the in sear of his age. DANIEL BLANTON PAYN v son of William E. and Edna 874 North Stafford st.. Arlington. Va Be- LOn Monday. vived by two sisters and one brother Remains restinc at the Ives funerai home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington, Va where funeral services will be held Tues- day. December % at 3 p.m. Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. PECK, NELLIE R_ On Sunday December 1936, NELLIE R. PECK. beloved wife ot Bamuel E Puneral from her late residence. 232 Beryman ave.. Cap- on Wednesday De- a.m.: thence to St. a. . o:clo Rela Triends are invited. ° Tnterment Mount Olivet Cemeters. POTE. MILDRED L. On Saturday. Decem- ber'5. 1636, at Sibley Memorial Hospital, MILDRED beloved wife of Hary W, Pote_and mother of Louis C. ote. Eisie Pote. Rambly and_a step- Seurer FBertie iane Bote " Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st and Mass. ave. ne. Funeral services will be held at the Chapel of the Nativity. 14th st. and Mass. $65,on Tues- day. December R ar 2:30 tives and friends invited. Congressional Cemetery POTE. MINNIE. Sons and Daughters of Liberty: Hope Council. No. 1: Columbia Council. No. 3: Officers and members please attend services for our beloved sister. MINNIE POTE. Mondav night December 7. 1936, at & p.m. Lee's fu- neral home. 4th st. and Masz, Funeral Tuesday. December & Sister Pote a member of Hope Coun- cil and mother of Columbta Council. POTE. MINNIE. Sons and, Dauchters of ) Rela P Taterment loved sister. MINNIE night. December 7. pm. Lee's funeral home, Mass. ave. Funeral Tuesday. 1: D Sifiter “Pote was a member of Bobe Counell, wife of our only charter member. Brother Harry Pmr and mother of Columbia Councli, No ANNEBAKER. Councilor; SADIE JENKINS Secretary PRENDER. HENRY NOBLE. Suddenly. on Sunday. December 6. 10:A. at Washing- ton. D.'C. HENRY NOBLE PRENDER of Arlingfon, Va. beloved son of the late William N ‘and Dora F. Prender Nerhl service and interment Brivate. RANDALL, (‘FOR(’F R._On Sunday. De- cember 1 . at his residence “So GEORGE R.'RANDALL. hushand of_fhé late Fannie A. Randall. father of Mrs. Nancy Jackson. Hardy Randall. Frea R Randall, Oscar Randall_Farmie Dorsey, Arnetta Randall and Edna Breedlove. Several grandchildren aiso survive. Fu- neral Tuesday_ December & at » p.m B e Bantiet Church. " 11th end V' sts_ m.w. Interment at Woodlagn Cemetery. BOBERTS, ALBERT J. (Sandenly, on Fri- Dece: 036, at_ Casualty Hnsmlll ALBERT J ROBERTS. the be- loved son of the late William Joseph Roberts and Mary A. Roberts. Services at_the Thos. 8. Surgeon Co. funeral jome. 1011 7th _st. n.w.._on Mone mber 7. at 3 p.m. Relatives and Pienae nvited to attend. ROBERTS. LENA F. On Monday. Decem- ber 7. 1936. at ‘her home in the Im- perfal. 176 Columbia road n.w.. LENA F. ROBERTS (nee Watson) wife of the late George T. Roberts. She is survived berts. snd Robe! ice: on Wednesday, December 9. at 2 D.m. Interment private. 8 ROGERS, A. MAE. On Sunday. December 036, at her residence PFirvcod. Rhnde Island_ave.. Hy-mvmn Md.. A. E_ROGERS, beioved daughter of tne Tate Dr James Webb Rogers and Corneila Harris Rogers. She is -urvived by & C. Rogers: a witer, Mrs _Phillips Cllrke quiem mass at St. Jerome's c.mallc Church on nesday. December 9. at 9 am. ment in Mount (l|1"." Cemetery SAIN. TERRY JAY. Suddenly on Friday, Dece! 6. TERRY JAY BA! 19: e Betoved hushand of Rose M. Tiln. Funeral from the W W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e on Wednesday, December . at 10:30 Relatives and friends invit Taterment Fort Lincoin szelery n SCHWARTZ, ELIZABET! H. December 6, 1936, at Hnmeonl!hle Mo pital. ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ, mother of Viola wildermuth ‘and aure W Earle Services at the 8. H. Hines Oo, funerai . 2901 14th st. n.w.. on_Tuesday, mber 8, at 7:30 D.m. Interment Phiindeinnia. Be. STEWART. ARTHUR I Suddenly on Sanday, December 6 1036, at Bet Betnesds ARTH ;{:rs \Re eloved son of Henty Stewart. mains resting at the funeral home of Willlam Reuben Pumphrey, 7005 Wis- consin ave. ‘Bethesds, Md. ' Notice of funeral later THOMPSON. LILLA M. Suddenly. on Sun- d: be: LILLA "f; Edgar and om the resi. ces December 8, t Cangressiona] cmeury uuuvum-’-?a friends invited. flmo". 'A- On Saturday. De- ember it 1%_.3? a lmulmy § lul Thom SHitte Renner: of 's"egum'h"n“m" Bervices Tuesdsy. December 8. at 1:30 B &% Byiong' oarlors 1900 N st elatives and friends invited. In Arlington 'l“flnll Cmm- THOMSON. SAM com- mun(uum of C(fl bll h:::l.lflo P will be htlfl “ th “ 0 WD sonic services ¢ funeral of 3?.? mo brother. SA! SON. u.mm T HANREN Meter. WALTER, N Mflu' 7'511 A, WA Remaing resting at Plllllrl funeral ‘home. 389 R. I ave n.w. Notice of funeral later. 9 WARD. GEORGE W. Sudde |§ Ay CBvember 6. 1058 GEORGE wngi. beloved ?’IM‘ E Chapin st. r'{..l‘ox Tierment West Swanses. xl A sides his father and mother. he is sur- | here requiem mars | tives and | chosen from the membership of the American-Hellenic Professional So- ciety, of which Mr. Thomaides was past president. They include Dr. John Constas, Dr. Charles J. Demas, V. I Chebithes, Dr. Nicholas A. Mandelos, Dr. Peter 8. Constantinople, John Maktos, C. C. Economou, James Shenos, Peter T. Dracopoulos, Peter C. Charouhas, Dr. F. Mexitis, Peter D. Chipouras, Peter G. Chaconas, Pla- tonia Papps, George Papanicolaou, Dr. Harry Sembekos and G. Gogos. Mr. Thomaides studied law at Georgetown University. member of the District Bar Asso- clation, which will be represented at the funeral by Achilles Catsonia, George C. Vournas, Leonard A. Block, Soterios Nicholson, D. Edward Clarke and James T. Crouch. Mr. Thomaides was educated at the American College in Smyrna before he came to the United States. He was a student of languages, speaking Eng- lish, Greek, Turkish, French, Italian, German and Spanish. H. C. ALLEN DIES; TAX ACCOUNTANT Harry Chandler Allen, 66, of 2114 G street, tax accountant here for nearly | 20 years, died yesterday in Washing- | ton Sanitarium. | A native of Princeton, N. J., Allen come supervisor of the construction division of the Quartermaster's De- partment of the Army. He had charge nection with the construction of camps throughout the country. After the war he became an in- Trenton, N. J, and New York City before coming here. | Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Dorothy D. Allen; two children, James G. Allen of Knoxville, Tenn. and Mrs. Robert Totty of Petersburg, Va.; | his mother, Mrs. Charles Allen of Princeton, and a sister, Mrs. Clnrence L. Tilton of Princeton. Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Trenton. Braths. | WALLACE, BLANCHE. Departed this life | on Saturday. December 5. 1636. at her i residence, 413 soulh Allred st Alexan- dria BLA ALLA brothers. Wesley Wallace. James Wal- lace and Charles Wallace: one aunt and other relatives to mourn her depar Remains resting at the John T Rhines funeral home 221 North Patrick st. Alexancria. Va " until 6 pm. Monday: thereafter at-her late residence. Funeral at 10 pm. Tuesday. December 8. from Beulah Baptisi Church South Wash- ington st Alexandria Va. Rev. Thorn- ton oficiating. M. LOUISE. On Monday. 30 4t 1 a'm.. at her resi- dence. 1240 M. LOUT5E WASHINGTON beloved dmushs ter of the late Sarah Washington and gevgted, cousin of Leonora C.'and Randolph_and. funeral 3 Guire WILLIAMS., CHARLES H. On S fl December o 100, at Cisuaity Hospta, CHARLES WILLIAMS. husband of Arrangements by Mc- Sarah Barnett. Gilpert Mc- He is also survived by three sisters Notice of funeral later. WRIGHT, EDWARD. On Sunday. Decem- ber 1906, at his residence. 1437 Fla. ave n.w. EDWARD WRIGHT. brother of Eliza Johnson. He also leaves nieces. Acphews and friends December X. ‘a from the W Broest Jaryls funeral chirch 14 Yod st (Richmond papers please copy.) In Memortam. GREENFIELD. BLANCHE E. A tribute of love to “the memory of “my _sister BLANCHE E_GREENFIELD. who de- parted this life one year aso today. De- cember 7. Memories 1 muure no one can stesl. Death Jeaves a h!e_sfiloc’l};Ano:% can 1 eel. EDMONIA ND. IR HARDING. EMMA. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother. EMM, HARDING, who departed this life three years ago today. December 7. 1933 No one knows how we miss hu No one knows the bitter pain "‘ifi"fi suffered since we lost yous e has never been DEVOTED SONS AND DAUGHTE! AUGUSTUS AND ARTHUR HARDING AND DR. ALVERDA C. GATES. JACKSON. MARION VIRGINIA. N, who departed zhln life five years &eo today. December 7. 1931. Dear mother. never nm) we forzet thy brow. thine eye. thy pleasan ‘Though in the sea of death star of life—our guidin Oh. never shall thy form dep: bright pictures in our hearts. THE FA! MILY. SPARKS. MARY E. DOYLE. In lovini ‘memory of our devoted mother, MARY DOYLE SPARKS. who left us Tour years ago_today, December 7. 1932 DONNA MAY. EMMA JOE. OLARA BELLE. . WILLIAMS, RICHARD JACKSON. In lov- ing_memory of my dear brother. RICH- RD JACKSON WILLIA! who _ died twelve years ago wd" December 7. 1936. 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