Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1937, Page 10

Qards of Thanks. LANSDALE, JOHN R. We wish to thank gur joval HOhSoTs and Triends for thelt sympathy and beautiful floral of- ferines at the death of our loved one. JOHN R. LAl " THE PAMILY. * Breaths. flllfl SADIE F. On Monday. January 1. 1937. at ler residence 613 Park Toad h.w. BADIE F. AMITY, aged G2 years. widow of Komanus J. Amity and Tnother of Mildred. Joseph and Gertrude Amity. Also survived by three sisters. Miss Mary Fill. Mrs. Katie Frecland ana Mrs, . Remains resting at W. Chambers Co. funeral home. ]14»0 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral ater. ERSON. FITZHUGH LEE. _On Sunday. anuary 10. 1037 FITZHUGH LEE A ERSON. Funeral services at th CERooets Co funeral home. 1100 ph pin st. n.w.. on Tuesday. January 17, at 9 pm. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. KER, C. LUVENIA, On Snmrdsy Jan- nulry 9, 1037, at 9 pm. C. LUVENIA BAKER (nee Venie Allen). Getved wite gf James W, Baker and, molher of s V. Wightman and Rilen, Willlam, Koy and Suitsell B Baker and sister of Mrs. Sarah Sweeney Glas- coe. Funeral from her late residence, 91" 11ith st. s.e.. on Wednesday. January ; thence to Anacostia M. E. ts, e where services will be held 0 p. Rela- rreaand. triends_ invited. ° Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Arrdngements, by ‘m. J. Nal BAEER. LUVENIA. The officers and ladles the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Canton Washineton No. 1. b. M. are reayested to assemble at 912 11th st Cu day evening. January 12, 1 1637, |'e nl(» o'clock. and attend funeral ces. Sioke mamber. Loty LUVENTA BAKER VNEY KELLY. President. NAOMI COOPER. Secrefary. BAKER. LUVENIA. A soecial meeting “nhmuan Centennial Chapter. No. 2 O. 5 is called for Tuesday. Janua . 37. at 1 p.m.. at da. nic u‘"“‘zl:‘g for purpose_of conducting servic on the death of Sister LUVENIA BAKER followed by services at Am\cn(!\n M. E. Church. _ Members urzed 9 attend ‘E LEE. Worthy Mmmn LILLIAN ALLEN Secretary. 12 BERRY, RACHEL E. on Spnday. January at_residence o Aught Helen G. Scott BACHEL E.BERRY (nee Roland) of the late William H. Berry. Puneral Services ‘at above residence on day. January 13 at 10:30 a.m. Thent Prospect Hill Cemetery BLAGMAN, WILLIAM (FATTY). this life on Sunday Januarv 10. WILLIAM BLAGMAN (FATTY) <m of the late James and Martha Blagman, Funeral fmm Ruhm Campbell’s_funeral home. 423 4th st. sw. Wednesday, January 13, at 1 p.m. Friends invited. BOSWORTH. HENRY M. On Monday. | January 11 ENRY H WORTH. beloved Tusband. of Emma Bosworth. _ Funeral from the W. Deal funeral home. 816 H Wednesday, January Place of interment later. BOUGHTON, FRANK. Dep ried this life suddenly. January 8. 19 FRANK BOUGHTON. - Remains at B W, Bundys fu -\qra\} home. 62 et Debflrled uneral RT BOWERS. January 7. 19 Beloses’ father of Funeral from the V funeral home. 1400 Chapin Tuesday. Jdnu'lr\ By, T ends " mvited ment Cedar Hill Cemeters. BURKE. JAMES V. Suddenly, on Mondny Jnnuarv 11. 1037, at his residence. 5517 ath st £ .u}\r:s v BURKE be: ved husband of Ann Nelligan Bu ’-°§5 b 2% a0 Marie Burke. Notice of funeral later IIRKE J(NFPHI\E On Satu lfidny Jan- at 6 pm Wyomi u a\r n.w. JO teloved sister of W Annie B, Towees and | S"Y\HCP} fl! S0 o Lablor omeiating. D. On_ Thursday. AR ARTHUR D BOWERS, R iiam A" Bowers. W_W. Chambers Co. nw. on mher UR! FemBu-ke, M. Mrs. Franz the chapel of Jhienh Gawies Pennsylvania ave. n.w. January 12. at 1 pm. Hill Cemetery. CARPE TER. LILA. fan. ave. B R Robinson and also leaves othe Remains resting af funeral church. 143 tice of funcral iater CHANDLER. REBECCA McCLELLAND. denly. on Sunday. January 10. 1937 her_home. the Cordova, REBECCA Me- CLELLAND CHANDLER. wife of the late Willlam T. Chandler. °Services_at the chapel of Jos. Gawler's Sons. 1750 Pa ave. n.w.. on Tuesday. January 12. at 3 pm. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. ETT. WYCLISS WALLIS. On Spn. L Famiaty 10 the Alexandria AT M¥Cliss WATLIS CLAGOETT husband of Grace M. and father of Amelia and, Wycliss Wallis, ir. Funeral vices on Tuesday. January 1 Service Ponick Chirch. Fairfax County. Interment Pohick Cemetersy. AVIS. ALICE TERRETT. The members of St. Stephen Sodality” will meet Mon- day. Jfinuarv 11 at 7:20 p.m., at PIEN o s Tesdny. Intormehs ORk | On Monday. January | dence. 2111_Shi 1S et Satvis You st. n.w. No- 16th_st.. Philadelphia. Pa.. Enp P DM dcFora. mother of Alice and Allen V_deFord and Mrs. May R Shiples. | Interment Monday 2t 2 pm. Kindly omit flowers. 11 CILLE. _ On Saturday Jan- S ‘Garfield Memorial Hos- Dival LyCT DEVI} beloved wi B htin L. Devine rangements later. Chambers Co. DONNELLY, WILLIAM 3. On Sunday. January 10. at his residence A st. se. WIL] IA‘\( J. DONNELLY. hP- foved husband, of Cora Stake Donnelly and . father of Romaine L. Donnelly Services will be held at his late resi; dence on Wednesday, Januars 13 at 130 a.m.; lhfn(‘! to St. where mass will be or he repose of his soul. & triends. invited - SOk ent Codar Hill Cemeters. tflm:m PERCY. On Priday. .vamm-v 8. at- Georgetown University Hos: Bital. PERGY FISHER_beloved husband i Pisher. Funeral from the Notice of funeral a: Services by the W. W k D. Relatives and frie ' Interment Prospect Hill g~ FLETCHER, WILLIAM. On Sundas. Jan- uary 10. 1937. at Gallinger Hospital WILLIAM, _ the beloved ~ husband of Eleanor Fletcher of 1003 49t ne. Ao CEurviving - are one sister. brother. two grancchildren “and many other relatives and_friends. Remains resting at Henry §. \Vn<hmzmn & Son’s | funeral home. 4¢ Deane ave. ne. Notice of funeral later. ETCHER, WILLIAM R. _The officers and R W Bruce Evans Lode; No. 380, T°B. P O E of W. are hereby notified to be present at a session o s;rllénv\ 1or_our late brother WILLIAM at the Elks’ Home. Pair- rlnnn[ ngm( Md Wedntsdny January ROBERT "H_PALMER. E. R. WRANTZ. ARTH ON. On Satur- Y FAALY B at George Wash- ineton University Hospital, ARTHU! BENSON FRANTZ. beloved husband of Eisie Amos Franiz Funeral services Monday. January 11 at 8 e pariors 1300 N'st. nw. followed by services and interment Tiesday at 2 p.m.. Waynesboro P-. #RIEDRICH. GEORG On__Saturday. R ey 5. 1007 GEORGE FRIEDRICH beloved brother of Otto T.. Franz T. and Carl O, Priedrich. Mrs. Hilda D. Ander- son and Mrs. Josephine E. Baines. Fu- Teral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. suburban funeral home. 01 Cleve- Riverdale. Md.._on Tuesday, 2.at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. GARNETT. ANNIE W. Al inmates Bethel Household of Ruth. No. 1710. U. O of O F. are notifled of the deat of Sister ANNIE W GAR De- e AN Y- ascsstment” & following meeting. January 14 1 LOTTIE HAWKINS. M. MAUDE JOHNSON. W. Rec. NDERSON. MARY. On Ssturday. Jan- uary 9. 1937. 'Y HENDERSON. " Fu- I;eu\ it B¢ held | trom Tfimothy Han- of G. on's funeral parlor: t. n.e.. on . Inter- rUNEnn. DIRECTORS. " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. e Sevemhugi YW NAtional 2473 V . L. SPEARE (0. either the mmmr to nor connected with o original W Speare linnbuth-m Faucna 2s0s 1 t. N.W. ~J. William Lee’s Sons "Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS . Crematorium $th and ifass Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 p Joseph F. Birch’s Sons COCK Manager) one West 0 eabished 3841 3034 M St. N.W. 2400 Chapin St. N.W. B17 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 | - — — —— 3§ w FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO C. SHAFFER M Floral Pieces NAtional 4376 | | | Beaths. HERRON. @ANNIE. Departed this life on Monday. January 11 19: t Casualty Hondsdi JUANKTE' | HERKON. devoted wife of Granville Herron. She also leaves twelve children, two brothers. two_sis- ters. a devoted mother. Margaret Grig- 5% Suser Crelatives and friends. = Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. Notice of funeral later. HOLLIS, CLARENCE W. On Sunday. Jan- CLARENCE W. HOLL Fineral” services &t the W. ' W, ITCHINSON. RAYM( day. January 11. 1 Randolph place ‘n.w.. M| Beoved ulbard of Magsic Bean Huich: inson. Services at his late home on January 13, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock- ville Union’ Cemetery. 12 IVINS. MARY MARGARET. On Sunday, January 10, 1037, at Garfield Memorial Hospital. MARY MARGARET IVINS and her infant_daughter. wife and daughter of James S. Y. Ivins of 1501 Gallatin <*. n.w. Bodies resting at the Tabler funeral home, 4217 9th st nw, where services will be heid on Tiesday. Janu; 12, at 4:30 " TRelafives and friends” invited to~ attend Interment will be made at Parkersburg, W. Va. JAMES, ALAFAIR. Devlrled this Monday, January 11, 103 am. at her residence 110 ALAFAIR JAMES. "beloved wite" of " thé late L W. James She is survived by five “devoled sons, Homer, Hannibal, Wilson. Mannie and Arthuri one loving daughter, Joana Johnson: one sister., Ida Williams: one brother. Wilson Burre also other relatives and friends. Remai! resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home New Jersey ave. and R st. n.W Noutc of funeral later. - ,.On Sunday. January at or_residence, at ot L eRRNcEs SawES. Sister fate T. A. James and Agnes aunt of Marie C. James. Re- resting at McGuire's funeral 1820 Hth st n.w., where funeral will be held on Tuesdav. January 12. at 2 pm. Interment Harmony Cemetery. (EDDA). On_Frid At SDiey Houpital TDA PUEDDA) JEFFRIES, Deloved wife of Thomas_ C. Jefiries and mother of Robert Thomas Jeffries and Mrs. Cath- erine Brewer. Funeral services at the W. /. Chambers ~ Co. utheast ~funerai 517 11th st. s.e. on Tuesday. Jan- at 2 pm. Relatives and friends Interment Cedar Hill Cem- llle 15 141 T the James, JOHNSON, MARY JANE. On Sunday. Jan- uary 10. 1937, at_her residence "1128 K st. s.e. MARY JANE JOHNSON. wife of the laté Peter Johnson: beloved mother of Mrs. Ella Thomson and Charles John- son. and aunt of Mrs. Louise Waller. Re- mains resting at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. 13 HNSON. SARAH. on Priday. January 81 at " St Elizabeth’s Hospital, SARAH JOHNSON. devoted mother of Cleon Edward. Lorraine Johnson. Sadie Cook and Estelle Thomas. he also leaves three two daughters-in-law. other relatives and friends he W. Ernest Jarvis funeral You'st. n.w. 1 pm . until Tuesday, thereafter af Dumbarton ave. reral Wednesday. January 13 ; from the First Bantist Church: Rev. Interment AT lington National Cemetery. Kl\r JOAN W. on Sunday. January m 937 at Emergency Hospital. JOHN W. KING. “beloved brother. ot “Mio T, Atlee of Austin. Tex.: J. Frank King of Marshall. Va.. and J.S. of Washington. D. at Lee's funeral home. 4th st. and Mass Ave. e where services Jill be held on Wednesday. January 11 am. Rel- atives and friends. invited: Intérment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12 KIRKPATRIC! AUDE. January 0. 10 ne Irving King | C." Remains resting . On_Saturday. residence. t AATDE THIRKEATRIGK, Funtial SeCitcos v Do W6 Southeast funeral home 517 tesday. January .m, Relatives and friends are Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- : on invited. t ENIGHTON das. G s HTON. beloved ' husband | on (nee Strosnyder) and | of the late John and Cath- | . He is also survived by | Ka!h‘rrn Hawes_ and e one son. to) elen M. _and n ther. Charles V. Knighton. Funeral 11 be held from the above residence on January 12. at Som Fiass af St Aloyshis CRurch g.am. Relatives and friends invited Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. LEE. EDNA. On Sunday. January m. 1 at Gallinger Hospital. EDNA LEE. the beloved wife of Maurice Lee of 5018 Lee st. ne. She also leaves one dauh- ter. three sons. a devoted father and mother. two sisters and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Henry S_Washingion & Son's funcral jome. 407 N st. n.w. Notice of funeral ater. . McMORRIS., KATE vuu.nwz_ Frank MCcMORRIS. wife of the late Ger\rke W McMorris. mother of Mrs. C. D more, MTs, B Cany s J. Watson L McMortis "Notice of funeral | ay. January R at ospital. RALPH MILES, "son of the late Sarah Miles, husband of Arneita Miles, father of Bernadett Miles. He is aiso survived y other relatives and friends, Stewart's . until Monday eve- hereafter at his late Funeral from New York Interment the “Holy ‘Redeemer and New Jersey ave: Mount Olivet Cemetery O'BRIEN. WILLIAM P.. JR. On Sunday, January 10. 7. at Providence Hos- pital. WILLIAM P. O'BRIEN. Jr.. be- loved son of William P, and Mary C. O'Brien_(nee Rison). Funeral services at his parents’ residence. 2901 7th st. ne, on Wednesday. January 13. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited_ In- ternient Mount Olivet Cemetery.” Serv- ices by the W. W. Chambers Co. South- o, Pinera Yome: PEYTON. ARTHUR. Departed this mz Saturday, January 0. 1937, at his resi dence. 8 Mass. ave. nWw. ARTHUR FEVTON. beloved con of Txila Johnson: He is also survived by a devoted sister, Mahalie Peyton: two loving brothers, iwo R hains resting at mn Maivan & Sch funerel ‘Home New ey ave and R | prunetal Wednesday . January ‘l at from above parlors. In- {ermient, Wosdiawa Cometery. | QUANDER. MABEL. On Sunday, January | 10. 1937, after a brief {llness. MABEL QUANDER. daughter of the late Gilbert ard Fannie Bouver. mother of Maurice | Quander. sister of Gilbert_and William | Bouver. 'Martha _Woods. Louise Rich- | Joseph B.. Daniel and James Remains _resting at_Frazier's funer..I home. 389 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of fureral later. READY. DR._JOR ©On Sunday. J.nu. ary 100 10%g At Georgetown Hospital Dr. JOHN ‘T READY. beloved son of is J._and the late Bertha E. Ready. 301 N st. n.w. Funeral services at 9:30° Wednesday at his late residence. Mass at Holy Trinity Church at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19 llCH EHZABETH On P‘Hdn! Jlmllry ELIZABETH RICH of 1910 5 %t hw. beloved rams of Mary E.. Georgle and Jjoseph A. Hen- son and Ada Henson Smith; great-aunt of Jane E. Evans. Georgie and Elmer Henson: aunt-in-law of Leon A. Smith and Mary F. Henson. She aiso leaves many other Telatives and friends. Re- mains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home, New Jerssy ave. 'snd R st. n.w. untii Monday. January 11, Doon: {hen at her Iaté residence. Fa: neral Tuesday January 12 2 from Metropolitan Bantist st. between 12th and 13th sts. n.w.. Rev. Smith officiating. Interment Har- 1 o2lock. B MIETON OTT. beloved son of Jeniile V. and the late Charles W. Scott. He also is sur- vived by five brothers and three_sisters. Funeral Wednesday. January 13. at 3 .. from_the, n;‘x’\-xm.dx home of ptist CI Rock > Retatives and rmné‘.‘"&'l Interment Union Cemetery. Lees- - ERRIN. PAUL E. On Saturday. .mmm 3 .HH FAUL E. SERRIN. the beloved Son of Thomas . and. the late Satan A Serrin and brother of Thomas H. Serrin, go. M; H.. C. east funeral home. Elll'l"ll ANNI'E IRENE. On Saturday. 1937, ag the l:ulde'nce of her TS incis M. Murray. ?unen] (rom the. I!Duv! refldence oll Tuesday. Jan 12 quiem mass at the Shrlne of the Ble Sacrament at 0 am. Relatives friends invited. Cemetery. STEINBACH. JAMES JOSEPH. gay. Jeniaiy 10, lad Hospital JAMES J loved infant gon of Raloh and Rllby Stelnblch (nee Williams). Funeral, from the residence ‘Darents. 3 14t st ne. on and Interment Mount Ll Fhienday Fontary 15, ‘st pm. Rela- tives and friends invited. - Interment Glenxood Cemetery. Arrangements by Wm. J. Nalley STRONG. ASAHEL WHITMAN. On 37, in Blddnnfleld . ASAHEL WHIT- 3 Bemlrd w;rle vre_n'u hxlll 1 from and _ James | nl Re- | funeral | | GIBSON, KATHERINE SHEPHARD. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, HANFORD FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON Dr. R. M. Miller Officiating at the National City Chris- tian Church. Funeral services for Henry Gardiner Hanford, assistant to the business manager and assistant audicor of The Star, are being held at 2 p.m. today in National City Christian Church, with Rev. Dr. Raphael H. Miller officiating. Burial will follow in Rock Creek Cemetery. Fifteen business associates and close friends of Mr. Hanford were to act as honorary pallbearers. They are Frank B. Noyes, Theodore W. Noyes, Fleming Newbold, Victor Kauffmann, Newbold Noyes, R. M. Kauffmann, George Adams Howard, Crosby N. Boyd, Samuel H. Kauff- mann, Galt Burns, Guy V. Collins, Marvin Farrington, Carter B. Keene, John A. Eckert and Patrick H. Mc- Cormick. Mr. Hanford, who was 62, died at his home, 3706 Military road, Friday night. He had been with The Star for 42 years, starting as assistant book- keeper. Besides his widow, Mrs. Nellie Mae Hanford, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Preston Haynes; two sons, Wesley G. and S. J. Hanford; two grandchildren, Willilam Preston Haynes, jr, and Helen Hanford Haynes; a brother, Charles B. Han- ford, and a sister, Mrs. Carrie Gullick- son of Los Angeles. — ROBERT H. M’AD00 T0 BE BURIED HERE -|Son of Senator Dies After Brief Illness of Pneumonia in New York. Bv the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, January 11.—Robert H. McAdoo, 38-year-old son of United States Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, He had been ill since Wednesday. The Senator was at the bedside. The son, who was in the investment banking and insurance business here, lived in the exclusive Sutton place neighborhood. At the age of 18, when the United States entered the World War, he en- listed in the Navy. He later was transferred to naval aviation and was about to obtain his pilot’s commission when the armistice | was signed. Afterward, he studied at Princeton | University for three years and then entered Babson Institute. From the latter school of business near Boston, | he entered offices here. McAdoo was a son of the thrice- \marned Senator and his first wife, | he former Sarah H. Fleming of | Chattanooga, Tenn., who died in 1912. Surviving children of the marriage Mrs. Clayton Platt, jr., of Philadel- phia; Mrs. Brice Clagett of Landover, Md.; Mrs. Francis Taylor of New York and William Gibbs McAdoo, jr. Robert was born in Yonkers, N. Y., in Navember, 1898. He received his preliminary education at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. In New York he was a member of the Racquet and | Tennis and Turf and Field Clubs. | Held Senior Post in General Ac- | Democrat, of California, died at his | home here last night of pneumonia. are Francis H. McAdoo of New York, | MRS. WITMER DIES AT FLORIDA HOME Widow of Well-Known Physi- cian Was Society Leader in Washington. Mrs. Roberta King Stone Witmer, 78, widow of Dr. A. H. Witmer, well- known physician, died Friday at her Winter home in Sanford, Fla. She had been ill three weeks. Funeral services are being held this afternoon in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Witmer, a member of one of ‘Washington's oldest families, was & leader in society here in pre-war days. Her father was the late Willlam James Stone, distinguished Washing- ton lawyer; her mother, formerly Mary Lyons Green, was the daughter of ‘Thomas Green of Richmond, owner of the old Van Ness place on Seventeenth street, now the site of the Pan-Ameri- can Building. Mrs. Witmer was a second past pres- ident general of the National Society of Americans of Royal Descent; was a member of the National Society of Colonial Dames, the Daughters of the Cincinnati and of the board of St. John's Orphanage. She also belonged to St. John’s Episcopal Church, Six- teenth and H streets, attended by her family for three generations. She is survived by a son, George Stone Witmer of Sanford, and a brother, George B. Stone of Warren- ton, Va. ARTHUR B. FRANTZ, ACCOUNTANT, DIES counting Office—Active in Masonic Affairs. Authur B. Frantz, 56, of 1619 Rhode Island evenue, a senior accountant in the General Accounting Office, died Saturday night in George Washington University Hospital. He had been ill about two weeks. Mr. Frantz first came to Washington in 1917 and was employed by the George A. Fuller Co., builders. From 1920 to 1925, he was a junior accoun- tant with the Shipping Board. He then went to Florida to become mem- bership secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at Jacksonville, remaining there until 1929, when he went to High Point, N. C., as representative of an Indiana commercial firm. He returned to Washington in 1932, to take the position he held when he died. Active in Masonic affairs, Mr. Frantz was past master of Acacia Lodge, at Waynesboro, Pa., and a past president of the Anchor Masonic Club of Washington. He was a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason, with membership in Albert Pike Consistory. Mr. Frantz is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elsie Amos Frantz; two brothers and two sisters, Herbert Frantz, Wells- ton, Ohio; Robert Frantz, Saginaw, Mich.; Mrs. John W. Cure Mansfield, Pa., and Mrs. Urner G. Carl, Cumber- land, Md. Rose Croix services of the Scottish Rite will be held at 8 o'clock tonight, at the Hysong funeral parlor, 1300 N street. Burial will be at Waynesboro, Pa., where Mr. Frantz was born. MRS. WILLIAMS’ RITES Braths. WILSON. EUGENIE M. On_Su - “i‘{‘; ”éu”" inday. Jan Dital GENIE M LSON. formerly 9f the Gordon Hotel. Puneral from the W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Cliabin o oe® &2 ‘Wednesday. January | 13. at 8340 a.m.: thence to St. Martin's Church. North_Caitol and T where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the re- Dose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Com= etery. WYLIE, FRANCES. On Saturday. Jm- uary 9. 1937. at her residence. 4820 Hayes st. FRANCES WYLIE. of the late es H. Wylie and devoted mother of Daisy W. Pope. Luvenia J. Khan and Ella M. Evans. She is also survived by one granddaughter. Eleanor Evans. and other relatives and many efuneral Iram the residence of W, Fope. 1006 8 " Lincoln' Memorial Eemetery. Arfancoments by McGuire. 11 In Memoriam. BUTLER. MAUDE ELIZABETH GRUBB. In loving memory of my sister, MAUDE ELIZABETH GRUBB B o dled ten vears ago today. January i1, 1027 b Yoyr fizvc‘:‘-‘zfi""sx?{%‘iz'"'hmucnx CAVII’BELI. ALICE In loving memory of my dear sister. ALICE CAMPBELL, who passed away two years ago today. Jan- uary 11, 1935 Beautiful memnrles of one so dear 10l always cherish with love so_sincere. A day that comes with sad regret And one that I shall never forget. HE!?INDsEvm SISTER. ILA M, FERGUSON. HARRIET A. In loving mem- ory of our devoted mother HARRIET FERGUSON, who left us four years . HAW- today. Sweet memories. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * In tribute of love to the memory of our dear mother and grandmother. KATH- ERINE SHEPHARD G! N. ‘who en- tered the heavenly rest January 11, 1908. UBELLE 'E. BUTLER. ESTHER SUTTON. GRAHAM, wl’l!A D. In loving memory of my beloved mother. LOUISA D. GRAHAM. who left me seven yeal January 11. 1930. ‘When days sre dark. and friends are few, Dear mother. how I'miss you. There may be friends who may be true, I lost my best friend when I xon HER LOVING DAUGHTER EVA, BI(K'I' GEORGE M. SR In sad 'I:uzhlnv- ng remembrance of our beloved husban GE M. HUNT. 8 d SKINNER. LAVANIA. In memory of Mrs. LAVANXA SKINNER. who died Jlnulry Benmm memories of one so dear. We all cherish with love so sincere: A day that comes Wwith sad regret ‘And one that we will never forget. HER DEVOTED FAMIL! That Speak for Themselves!! Positive proof that Joseph Gawler’'s Sons superlative service is available to every one is shown by this tabu- lation of the price range of our last 1,000 adult funeral services. Chapel Alfred B. Gawler William A. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penna. Ave. N. at Siblev Memorjai Hos- | Wil | Conroy Williams, who died January 2 | | at Belleville, IIl, Joseph Gawler’s Sonms, Ine. Funeral Directors Since 1850 Funeral Tomorrow for Wife of| Meteorologist. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the grave in Arling- ton National Cemetery. Chaplain Walter H. Paschal will officiate. Mrs. Williams, wife of Capt. Ran- dolph P. Willlams, meteorologist of | the General Headquarters Air Force at Langley Field, Va., had been called to Illinois by the death of her father, Dr. J. K. Conroy. While there she was stricken with a sudden illness. MRS. HARRIET L. LEWIS FUNERAL RITES TODAY Long-Time Resident of Montgom- ery County Will Be Buried at Cedar Grove. Funeral services for Mrs, Harriet Leaman Lewis, long-time resident of Montgomery County, Md, who died Saturday, after an illness of two years, were to be held this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at her late residence at 4409 Kansas avenue, Washington. Inter- @dar Hill DOCTORS RECOMMEND AMBULANCE SERVICE BY COlumbia 0432 Cremations Walter A. Gawler Joseph H. Gawler NAtional §512 ment was to be at Cedar Grove, Md. Born at Clarksburg, Md.,, on Octo- ber 4, 1872, Mrs. Lewis was the daugh- ter of the late John Somerset Leaman and Elizabeth Ann Watkins Leaman. She passed most of her life in the upper part of the county until about MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937. 16 years ago, when she moved with her family to Garrett Park, Md. She had been living in Washington for about six months. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Ellen R. King of Clarksburg, Md.; three brothers, J. R. Leaman of Newport News, Va.; Oscar Leaman of Comus, Md, and Ira Leaman of Takoma Park; Md, and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. B. C. Riggs of Ken- sington, Md.; Mrs. E. J. Wenaas, Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. W, P. Smith, Charles Town, W. Va.; Lawrence L. CAUTIOUS CARRI GOODNESS *=THIS SOAP MAKES MY HANDS 50 RED AND 4 AND WAIT TILL YOU SEE HOW SOFT AND WHITE IT LEAVES YOUR HANDS == IT'S AMAZING ! JUST IS MINUTES'® SOAKING IN OXYDOL SUDS==AND THESE SHEETS ARE LOVELY WHITE. 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OXYDOL works on an utterly new prin- ciple, and does these 4 remarkable things: (1) Soaks out dirt in 15 minutes, no scrubbing, no boiling. Even “‘grimiest’ spots come snowy white with a gentle rub. (2) Cuts washing time 25% to 40% in tub or machirte. (3) Gets white clothes 4 to 5 shades whiter. (4) Yet so safe that even sheer cotton prints, washed 100 consecutive yiuse mork times in OXyDOL suds, showed 22 G no perceptible sign of fading. Try Oxydol FREE Send your name and address to Proctor & Gamble, Box 73., Dept. C51-29, Cincinnati, Ohio, and we'll see you get a regular 10c-size package absolutely free. A post-card will do. Or to avoid delay, get OXYDOL today from your own dealer. TESTED AND APPROVED BY GOOD MOUSEKEEPING Infl‘llllll Solid Maple Has a Way of Winning Your Affections The moment you see Maple furniture in someone’s bedroom, you observe a charm that endures. Maple is so sunny, so cheerful and well-wearing. It's no wonder it is so everlastingly popular. Solid maple simply wins your affections and keeps them. You love it more as time goes on. Stop in and see our vast showing of maple furniture. 6 Pieces lllustrated Above, $148 PIECES SOLD SEPARATELY AS FOLLOWS: Dresser complete with at- $39.00 tached swinging mirror—.- under- Night Table illustrated in group—one drawer— shelves_———- maple $11.00 The Bed—double or twin sizes—solid Chest of Drawers—solid 21 aple— drav:jerese_‘_’ $29 oo Vanity Dresser with swing- ing attach- $42.°o ed mirror_ Many Other Maple Groups Shown MAYER & C " Seventh Street Bench for Vanity Dresser— maple seat $7 oo and legs——-- Chest-Desk, not illustrated but on dis- $3 3.50 play ——- Spindle Bed (not illustrat- ed), quaint early Ameri- can turn- $2350 ings Ladder style Bed—twin or double— szloo solid meple- Now Between D and E