Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1937, Page 10

Qurd of Thanks. . family of the late MELCHOR. F. D._ The fam ”w S asn: St Piigrim church Gind atl other ministers of the Baltmcre Conierent neighbors and_friends. thanks for '.helr lnvlu 'ordn a lmm 1 md eer during his iliness an ral iribuces at the time of his B 2 nlulnl Beaths. AMS, MARGARET. Suddenly, on Mon ‘na-y. January 4, MARGARET S s Doaany, beloved. wile. of the lute John Adsms. ir. aged 81 years. Femeins resting at, the . fu< neral home, 1011 7th st. at the Epiphany oy fii‘;‘fi edenday. s nvited atives an Interment Rock Creek Ceme- ery ALulAN LOUVISE J. g her residence. (AN. l(ed ’9 years. UISE $Ttiow Of John H. -Allman_and mother of John E. Allman. Funeral from the nhovlc residence on Thursday. January 7. at . Relatives and_friends are fnvited. f terment Crdnr H Il Cemetery. Ar- . A. Taltavull. On Mondly .hnuar‘y rangements by P. : o B Cohu ot 7. TE IRENE BALL (nee ghCies) Rioved witeof R i Ball, Y Eohicesa Sne Chiren of the Nativity: um ‘and A S sen . on Wednesda, Jan; . 130 Relatives “and Trithas invited. Interment Cedar Hil Cemetery. NTLEY. HENRY. On Monday, .hnunry BT e ihe residence of his, nlece; Birs. Ruth Witt: 2008 R st. n.w.. HENRY ENTLEY. beloved husband of the late Elnora Bentley. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co, funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. - <ov on 'nmrsday Decem- )obvn Nl.l. m: s husband of erle Boyd mnln‘ lrlns(err!a to Orangeburg. §. C.. on Monday, January 4, 1937, Services at Prazier’s funeral home. 389 R. I ave. D.W. RBANK, ROBERT DILLON. On Mon- B A mo k1031 ROBERT DILLON BURBANK. husband of Nora C. Burbank and father of Robert. Harry and Jo- sephine Burbank. Funeral services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 14th st. n.w.. on Wednesday, Jan 8, at 3:30 p.m. EEKS, FRANK M. On an 103 at Providence Hos M. CHEEKS. h ‘Thempson Che: Fairmont Height cay, January ital, FRANK lafe Fannie of Chape] st . Md; brother of Lo- berta Peyton. Mamie E. Ruth a-d Sadie € Hamiiton of Phxlndelgmn He 15 also survived by a host of sthe - relatives and friends. Remsins restine at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I. nv! nw. Fu- dav. January 7. 0 p.m., Interment Harmony Cemetery. 'LAYBORNE. ALI.E\' F. On Monday. Jan- s 1637, at Carson’s Private Hos- ital. ALLEN P. CLAYBORNE. beloved usband of Maggie Allen. He .lsn leaves five sisters. three brothers and a_host of other rellfl\es and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jflrvls {\\neral &-hmd", 14. " Ynu St A ineral urs uary 7. the lbflve Iunerll chur:h Interment ‘Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 6 COOPER, JUNIOR C, Sudderly. on Sun- day, January 0 a.m. IBOR e CodrER, the belo\ed son of the late Benjamin and Sarah 8. Cooper, lovlnz husband of Anna C. Cooper of )0_8th_st. n.w. Remains resting at Se W Nefnest Jarvis. funeral church, 1 11 a.m. Wed- a . at 2 pm. Trom St. Paul's M E. Church.. Sth st between D and E sts. s.w.. Rev. Wing of- ficiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. COOPER, JUNIOR C. The members of the Home Benefit Association are advised of the death of JUNIOR C. COOPLR. Funeral {rom St. Paul's A M E Church. h a Y on " Thtirsdas. Jan: 5 R ioase atiend. Y E. RRYAN’Y President. ANNA CDOPEP Secretary. CORNWELL, 'mn\u'm . __On_Monday. Januars 4 THOMPSON CORN- WELL. _ the erine " Cornwell of Lan father ‘of Arthur Corn Carroll. Mrs. St Ella_Saveage w. home. 517 11th st se. on Wednesday. January 6. at 10 am. Relatives and friends are invited. ~Interment Wash- ington Memorial Park Cemetersy. DONN. GEORGE C. On Sunday. January 3. c 0T Evelyn Um\m:a “brother of Charles L. Donn, Clara T. Speaker and Belle Payne. Funeral from his late resldence on Wed- nesday. January 6. at . Relatives B Fricnds Savited Tmierient Glen- wood Cemetery. FABLEY. IDA MAY. oOn Sunday. .vmuuy 31037 at her residence. 1102 B's AT PARIEY. the beloved wife of Somn & pariey “and ‘mother of Miss, A rene Parley. Funeral service at the above address on Tuesday.-January 5, &t pm. Relatives and friends invited, Xn(ermznt Riversic Servi by W. . ‘Chambers Co Southeast fu- Hesal home. 15 11th st se. 5 FIELDS, LOUIS (SLEEPY). Departed this life Monday. December 1936, at Gallinger Fosoiral,” LOUTS (SLEEPY) S. _He leaves to mourn two brothers. Frank and Philip Fields: sev- otner relatives and friends ains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral South Capitol st.. where services will be held at 3 p.m._Wednes- day. January 6. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. GEISENDERFER, HA’I’H.DA A. On Mon- at her residence. TILDA A. ert D. and interment_on Friday. at Bethlehem. Pa. January 8. 0 vlved by three three cousins. nlhzr relatives Ind Remllgs re'sul\l at Wednesday. J. l_‘gfie r;nrlu:'ce 11 R ' her ursday. Jan: treet P eshyterian Church: u" ru.uedmé: itgftn W Rev. Tayior sr- flclatlnl HARDY. ROBERT H. On Sunday, Jan- uary 3. 1937, ROBERT H. HARDY, u aged Funeral from eral home. B16 Hat ne, on wedness day. January 6. at 2 Relatives and fhends Mvited: © Taterment Cedar Hiil Cemetery. 5 RGROVE. LEE CALY IN, JR. Suddenly B ey Ja a9 LEE CAL- AN HARGROVE, Jr..of 313 South Lynn st. Arlington. Va. ‘Remains resting at e ‘W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church, Tah2"You st, 1.w. until 5 p.m. Wednes: day: thereafter at his late residence. Funeral Friday, January 8. at 2 pum.. from the Mount Olive Baptist Cnbich, Rev. Green officiating.” Interment Har- mony cemetery . TER) X Remains, resunl Sithe mnem home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. ATifndion V. where funeral’ unlce vill be held Wednesday. January 6. nurmem Oakwood Cemetery. hfi- Church. noun F._ On Mon nu-r;l'l. 193 his rexldence m. Relatives and friends lnmefl. Interment Prospect Hill Cem- etery. N, WILSON. On 'Mondu. Jnnulry JonNso e and the late Sulle Jnhnmn h- c'&h:!! ll:nroll Johnson. Remains rest- ing at the W Ernest b You st. %‘:dr:gsd.y‘ January 6. at 1“ ‘noon. from above funeral church. Rev. George 6° Bhifock oficiating. - Titerment Lin- coln Memorial Cemetery. Beral ‘home. ew York Funeral from the Sherwood P; chlln:h 22nd st. and R-hode .. Thursday. 'January pam. hurmenl in Fort Llncoln cemeum 6 KOHLER, FREDERICK JACOB. on Mon- 4. 1937, FREDERICK ed 67 years, beloved Pulul'll h’uln his llh nll- )3 Eme Y. on Wed- r{ 4% poin.” Relatt and friends inv ud. Snterment Oat Hot Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joaeph F. Birch’s Sons o B T SRE RS NW. blished 1841 % e Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {13 Sevains: &Y. NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the origi ll W R._Speare establishment. S ps 1009 H St. NoW. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. - FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and aass Ave. N.E. Lincoin 5200 FUNERAL D!sIGNS GEO C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE ' FLORAL TRIBUTES A MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0100 o smaays Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. _Fioral Pim ML P A EW, Re- | Beuths. uumro 2 'gn“:)rl'us ugv‘ 'ov, Memnrlll Hnl m‘: L. Hess an Hess -na bm'?:d Ie :ui 'r'r'ngd- lnvlud Ihterment I.IIINIIT. 'FREDERICK WILLIAM. Tuesday. January b, 1fl37. at denly, on ';R t T, Va. otz Yo, CREDRAes o Akbie Lehnert and llhlr ol Mrs. Willilam Me- Geever and Phyllis Lehnert. mmmu resti] ! ‘W. Chaml neral nfi:ome 1400 Chapin st. n.w. llo- tice of funeral late LOTTIE January 6, at Los A I t"m"i . s nterment Los Angeles. Calif. - MARSHALL, GRACE. Snulrdayu ngeles. Departed this life 1 RACE . Deloris Marsha Sister. two brothers and other Telatives and friends. s Iesting at the Maivan & Schey funeral hom, Jer: R Funeral n.w. : January 6 et D am. 'mer Church. New York and New Jersey aves. n.w.. where mass will be sung for the repose of her soul. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MILLIKEN, MARY SINCLAIR. On Mon. day. January 4. 1937, at her uudenu the Wnodley P-rk Towers Apartments, MARY ICLAIR MILLIKEN. E. Mi] W, Sinciair . Milliken. , Hines Co. funera] home, 2001 14 n oV Wednesday, January 6. Relatives and friends fnvits m, > Rtermene Afiineton Natinal Some MOORE, EIIII.Y 8. On Sunday, Jlnunr! 3, 193 her residence, the Woodiey abs 02, 1851 Columbla rd. F:. Service: t above reamfnce on Wednesday. b Relatives and mena- m- " Interment Thursday. at'Laurel Hill Gemetery, Phiadeibhia. Pa’ MURRAY, VIOLET A. On Sunday, Jan- uary 3. 1937. at her residence, 2613 Adnms Mill road n.w.. Apt, VIOLET R.RAY beloved llslel’ o! Mrs. May ump of Caicago, Tl and Walter Winam Bruoray of ariihgion. Ja' mains Testing at the above address until Wednesday. January 6, at 1 p.m. Fu- neral _services the Churcn of the Eetormation. East Capitol, st January Biack Welder©omeiating. Con- gressional Cemetery. and Iriends invited. 5 NAPOLL FRANK. Suddenly. on Sunday, January 3, 137, at his restdence.’ 1135 Girard st. n.w.. FRANK NAPOL.. ueioved husband of Josephine iupol: and father of six minor children, He is also sur- Loul 1o apoli. Rémuins Testing at his late residence until Wednesday, January u. at 830 a.m ; thence to Sacred Heart Church. 16th st. and Park road n.w.. where requiem mass will be offered at 9 Relatives and triends invited. fhtermont St. Mary's Cemete O'DONOGHUE. GENEVIEVE G. On‘ Mon- Sesldence. ENEVIEVE G. ed daughter of the day, January 4.°1937 i 34 . nw. belo late Dennis and Margaret O'Donoghue; Funeral from James T, Clements’ funeral home. 1241 Wi nesday. JANUATY 6, Toterment Relatives mass Will be said Titérment orivate. NE LARSON. On Tues. t her home. 44 JOSEPHINE LARSON PRES- beloved wife of Henry Preston. She is also survived by a son. Henry J. Presion. of Onkland, " Calif., and five daugiters, Mrs. Rose Lee Mrs. Irens Fi Martha. Theresa and Marie Pres- ton, all of Washington. D. C. Notice of services later. | ROBINSON, JAMES A. _On Sunday. Jan- 1 Gallinger Hosoital A ROBINSON beloved ‘hisoand i Adale L. Rovinson. devotea father of Glonia, Georglanna. Alfreda, Audrey and Jamesetta Robinson. He aiso leave: mourn their loss his fatner. ‘iho: Robinson: his brothers. Waymon. Le! Fieet and Homer Robinson: his siste Blanche Robinson. and other relatives and_many friends, Funeral from :.he McGuire funeral home. 1X20 9th st n.w. on Wednesday, January 6. at = p.m.. Rev. O. L. Rand officiating. Inter- ment Payne's Cemetery. o3 ROBINSON, JEANETTE. = On S CJANETTE HOBINBON. " devoted dnuightor o James Robinson’ and ihe fate. Emma Robinson. sister of Mrs, Bertha Spriggs. Mrs. Edna Ferral and Benny Robirison. She also leaves a de- voted stepmother, Mrs. Bernice Robin- son. nnd many ' other xellg\‘rel snd E. Richardson omelnun: Baptist Cemetery, Halls Hili, Vi Rogs, 193" y four brothers, J Charles. Johnnie and Geuusritoss,u::l‘d iwo sisters. Mrs. Laura Warren and Mrs. Mamie Warren, P\menl ‘Wednes- day. January ¢, at oon. irom Zion Baptist Church. ‘Chatles County. ad Rev. E. T. Broadus officiating. BE_EMMA R. On Sunday Januar at_ her residence. S0d L bt m.e. o BIbE Co. e, h st. s We: January 6, at 8:30 inence to B Aloysius Church, where requiem mass Tl be offered at 6 am. for the repose r atives an - ed. Interment Mount Ollvzt%i’:l?:t:’:;"& SHARPNECK. BLIZAIE’I‘II B. day. January 4. 1947 . on "rvlce Xll es and frie ‘ B terment private. s viea: ' 1 SMITH, CLARENDON, The the Associatlon. of " Oldest Tnpenianyy :er:vlc'::‘::!“:&r llo'enmnd the funeral a services of o associate. . at Hysong’s parlors, 130 N n.: Wednesday, January 6.’ 1937, 9 'ODORE W. NOY] 3. ELIOT WRIGHT Becrn;t R SPANO. \mGE“ZA, O Wid Flerids Lavited 1o et Tnternint Glenwood Cemeters™" HARRIET. _On Satusday. Jan- EA o ualnal.;r T STEVART. at_Frasiers funeral 89 R. I ave. n.w. Puneral Wed- L om. from the Sicor ofeiiion Yeniy ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. STEWART. HARRIET. In becca’ Housenold of Rithe No. 4on O. F.. are requested to at- tend ° the funeral’ of " eister HARRIET s y. January 6, 1037, 1:30 Dm..’ from Metropoltan A’ Zion Church, D st. between 2nd and Jrd sts. l “MAUD D MRS. HDRRNCI AV'B‘AI%‘ WNB. STILES. FLOREN FRA 3 'on Mongay, Januars & YY57. at hoqoniy: den:e ihe_ Roosevelt Hote av Wedne: fanuary luves and’ iriends snvitea” Glenwood c:m THOMAS. MAR! ur LOUISE. Mon- [ gy L obtss Y cilak ?‘ Feare e gears, jdearly eloyed daaihie: ot cui Lesur, Averen. Carl, -' - !:&Aus l;’n ‘Thom; J!mlar! P “ l sc"\ul on 'flmrl ay. Hines Co. funcial homer o 290: um H nw. Interm k_Cred Relatives and. menu Invned e TIGIE, ELIZABETH esday. Jan- Tu I e carncid " Hason m G. TIGHE, beloved 'Ale o the fats Bernard E. 3 resting at W. Warren Tnlllvulll fu- neral home. 3619 14th st. n.w.. Puneral notice later. WARFIELD. DIETYA t.hlz ll e on Saturday, Jlnulr! 1087 Gallinger Hospital. DIETYA e leaves to mourn. nnlr lou a devoted aunt. Eliza brother: a Rev. Uriah Johnson an ml‘- rison Warfleld: two sisters. mtsr -in- law. o Disces, two nephews an .hm of e&n lfl&“'lel u& rfiI e foid 8! 'l home. 20! 5 Georgi: a ave. n.w. services be at Union Wesiéy A M. E. Shurch, 33rd st bety ¥ 3 ird s 'een lnd gl'. THEODOSIA DAVIS. On Jnmnrv 3. 1937, at her resi- 768 Rock Creek Church rd. DAVIS WHITA! o Toterments private. - ARe D ATls tional Cemetery. Please omit flowera. WINSLOW. ALLAINE. On Sunda: ary 3, 1937, at Takoma Park Sanitar Al [E_ WIN w. Saffell's chapel. 5th Wednesans: Janiary b st 2 Sives aad friends |nvlud Cedar Hill Cemete: WISE, MINNIE. Denmd this life on Monday. Blue January 1937 at Plains. WISE, mother of Rebecca Ward. She aiso leaves to mourn their loss a sranddaughter Helen Clark: also other nnuv and friends. e Ford's mmnl lwnl k o, "Noties of Beaetal p.m. ' Rela. lmerm;nfi s BURNS PROVE FATAL TO NICHOLAS DENNING Roomer Was Found in Blazing Bed Christmas Morning—Com- panion Also Burned. Body burns received Christmas morning, when his bed is believed to have caught fire from a cigarette, resulted yesterday in the death of Nicholas Drnning, 30, & roomer at 423 Third street. He died in Emer- gency Hospital, where he had been confined since the accident. Denning and James E. McCall, 26, also of the Third street address, were asleep in the same bed, police said, when the fire was discovered. Their flaming clothes and the bed clothing were extinguished by other roomers. McCall was burned about the hands, but returned home after treatment. The coroner’s office is investigating the case. Beaths. ILLIAM. Suddenly. on Satur- F1aAD3T, 3 Tred ricks- ILL) belov R and R lt nl. anc! ent in Woodlawn Cemetery. YOUNG, WILLIAM. The officers and beu of Mornml Star Lodge. No. 40. 1. B. of W are notificd to attend & :nlion oxs sorfow Tuesday. January 6 the Wednesday, pilst “Chreh, - Vermont "ave: ‘ermont ave. between Que -n;l‘ Rnugl Al}t - JOHN WY JANIFER, stretars T In Memoriam. BORGMANN. HENRY. In loving memory of our dear husband and father. HENRY BORGMANN. who departed _this_lite four years ago today. January 5. 1933. Our hn! cannot tell how we mln yo earts cannot tell what to say; Gnd Alongmenga's‘n‘o-l we miss you at is HIS DEVOTED WieE ARB GRS, . CURTIN. GEORGE H. In sad but lovins femembrance of our dear husband an father. GEORGE H. CURTIN. Who left us’ so suddenly four years ago today. January 5. 1943, Never had much style about him. never cared for dress: Bort 0’ ;n;m his life a sowin’ seeds of uf came were ll'lyl welcome, loved to have them 'roun Wanted mpcn ot Uler’ and. seemed to love the sound. Had his cares and had his troubles. same as a 3 us: a Dllt of livin'. never made much fus de t of .u God gave him as thouch Tite he Ever toiling giving. laklnl kind and orovident Ihe tribute we would pay him. cznnot _exoress What It meant 10 have him with us and ovr thankfulpess Sweet the memory he has left us. thouzh our hearts are sad Great_the biessine that was given. just £ Sl him, Dad VING T WIWE AND CHILDR™" DICK AND JEAN. cU l'l‘l\' GEORGE H. In loving remem- nce of mv beioved son and our brother, GEGRGE H . CURTIN. 'Who ce- parted this life suddenly four years aco. January 5. 1 80 sad. so su m. was the call. His sudden deatn wasa shock to all: But God"in His wisdom knew what was Iaughter. Vain, 80 He took him home to heaven to rest; MOTHER AND FAMILY. * HASKE, MARGARET P. In sacred mem- 70, our beloved wife and, mother. MARGARET P. HASKE. denarted nine years azo today. May her soul rest in veace. HUSBAND AND SONS. * JACKSON. ANNIE REBECCA. Sacred to the memory of our beloved wife mother and__grandmother. ANN] JA N. who passed l'ly one year ago today. January 5. 1936. Nothing can ever take away The love our hearts hold de: Fond memories linger every da: Remembrance keeps her near. HORACE P. JACKSON AND FAMILY. ¢ LEWIS. WILLIAM H. In loving memory of our husband and father. "WILLIAM LEWIS. who left us thxen years ago A R THE FAMILY. ® ROSS. ELIZABETH C. A tribute of love Ahd_devorton. to 1he membry of our o | loved mother. ° ELIZ, who departed this life one vear ago to- day. Januarv 5. 3 Hosoi AND REGIFALD. SCUBLOCK. NANNIE. Love's token fn memory of our dear wife mother. Thie And. 29 et lite January 5. 13"8 nine years ago today. January 5. 193 mnuu.! * TALBERT. MARGARET A. In memory of our mother and srandmother. Mrs. MAR- GARET A. TALB 0 passed away Sile year 'ago today. January 5. 193 Gone. but not forgotten. REN _AND NDCHIL- DREN, CHARLES AND ALMA TAL- BERT AND PAMILY. 'OWELS, WILSON HARRY. In memory of our beloved con_ brother and brother- in-law. WILSON HAI Ve departed this life nldden]y five !(l l 820 today. January 5. 1932. We do not know the nln he bore, We did not see him die: We only know he went avay d did not say good-by. His lmlllnl face and nlennnt ways Are a Dleasure to 1y He hind a kindly vurd tml'lnch . W. W. Chambers Here is the LARGEST UN- DERTAKER in WASHING- TON and one of the LARG- EST IN THE WORLD. WHEN YOU SELECT YOU HAVE THE FIRM IN UNDERTAKING THINK OF THIS A COMPLETE 375 FUNERAL FOR Othars $95, $125, $150, §165 Up. THINK THIS ONE OVER! A GEMETERY PLOT GOMPLETE—Low as s25 For Funeral Service Cemsult CHAMBERS First World Famous Undertaker .3 FUNERAL HOMES 2400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Phene Columbia 08433 517 ELEVENTE ST."6R. Phene ATisantle 6700 \Ld maxvmné T HARRY M. KEYSER RITES HELD TODAY Employe of Capital Transit Co. Is Buried at Falls Church, Va. Funeral services for Harry Miles Keyser, 45, manager of the claims department of the Capital Transit Co., are being held today in the Co- lumbia Baptist Church, Falls Church, Va. Burial will be in Oakwood Cem- etery, Falls Church. Mr. Keyser, who died Saturday night in the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, served many years with the street railway system here. Beginning as a stenographer with the old Washington Railway & Elec- tric Co. in 1911, he became assistant secretary of the latter company, then secretary, assistant counsel and as- sistant treasurer. In 1932 he was named secretary and counsel of the W. R. & E., continuing until the merger in 1933 of the Washington Railway & Electric Co. with the Capi- tal Traction Co. to form the Capital D. C, Transit Co. He went with the newly formed company as manager of the claims department. At various times in his career he served as vice president of the Glen Echo Park Co., attorney for the Wash- ington Rapid Transit Co. and as di- rector of the Munsey Trust Co., the Washington Coach Co. and the Se- curity Finance Corp. Mr. Keyser lived in Falls Church and was corporation counsel for the town. He was a member of the Vir- ginia and American Bar Associations. He was a thirty-second degree Mason. Surviving are his widow, formerly Miss Hattie Almeda Tuckerman, to whom he was married in 1915; a daughter, Dorothy T. Keyser, and son, Willam M. Keyser, all of Falls Church; & half brother, Robert Keyser of Luray, Va., and half sister, Mrs. William Starkey, this cify, e German Drinkers Warned. ELBING, Germany (#)—Pay day will be prohibition day in East Prussia, the Governor has warned, unless workers learn to resist the temptation to liquefy the jingling coins they start home with after a week's labor. WAREHOUSE AND STORE-WIDE No Money Down! 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