Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1937, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1937. @ard of Thanks. " MOSBY. STE P. We wish to thank our many iriends for their kind ex- pressions of sympathy and _beautiful floral tributes sent death of our mother. MOSBY ALMA A JEFFERDS. ROSA M ngton st. Mt. H 4 Draths. EDITH L. On Tuesday. March at Garfield Memorial Hospital beloved daughter of klin E. Adams and ms and only sister of and the late Robert t the W. Mrs. MOSBY. N.J. ¢ T ADAMS. » M. Adams W Cha Chapin 1%, at vited BARNES 15. 19 March riends in- 17 v, March | ADELLE 3pm Intermer ADELLE t 95 Fenton st Jame: Hung, rancis ngerford: sis- Re 1 home. funeral later SELL. On 7. at his Tesi- s.e.. CHARLES | Leloved son of ice of ave at the time of the | STELLA P. | 1400 | ‘ home. e late Charles | lends 1he ssionalCeme- Monday his resi BERN- o on_ piace n.w END. beloved and fath heimen B elen L_Ben: B. Opper Mendel March 1 1113 WINFRED T of Hen- brother of Funeral m., from er 10 n.s on_ Monday. town Univers ¥ BERRY Mace Berry BERRY March 15. 14 ity Hosp beloved h Remains 1 ¥ 7. at Georg WINFRED isband of Rose Rocky M gpove fue rch 17 Mot Zioh Cer al - Md. ed this Wednesday, nterment BRISBINE, 15, 1047 Joh Mrs Mre, Mir lar of Wo ices at t east fun Thursday and Schiel Ed Bel- Creek ral serv e W. W 1 Home ch 2R M’ A Ceme! ery. BT R\\ m\ \l CLARKE. CAILEB CHRISTOPHER Inter CRAMPTON. ch 1# LILLIAN M CURTIS. WILLIAM A home. March e to Holy Rosars mass will be e repose of his invited. | ELIZABETH ELNORE. On Sun- 1927, at_her residence, FLIZABETH ELNORE | ihe late Louis H. Deitz | Louis H. Deitz. Mrs ma McGillicuddy. Mr=. Cora Lips: On Sunday. | MARIAN Edwin W n T Egoer Chambers st. nw s pm Inter- n 17 ELWOOD March 15, 19! + residence. 635 F st. n.c GRACE ELWOOD. beloved wife of Ernes J. Elwood. sr d mother of Mrs. Leah E. Holmes. Mrs. M. Esther Wight and Ernest J. Elwood. jr. Remains rest- ing at Lee's funeral home. and Mass. ave ne. where services will be sday. March 17. at 2 pm riends invited. ' Interment tery EGGERS Marct ALICE 14 1007 ] baloved wife of friends invited n, Long Island Relatives aj Cedar Hil FISHER Md T EORORE PISHER werd loved husband of the late WILLIAM ears. be- Mageie G. v A &on 1 from 1 Church, 7th_and D C. on Wed- 250 pm & ted. Cedar Hi GREEN. ALUSTER W. At Hiram Memorial Hospital, Ithaca. N. ¥ TER W, GREEN.' formerly of 'Syohax lace. Arlington. Va. beloved son finnic Reeves Green and the late Ricl Green. He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters. Emilv Green Allen of 3004 11th st. n.w.. Washington. D. C.. and Elinore Dunham of Ithaca N. ¥, He also_leaves a wife. Mrs. Rosetta Green. Funeral Saturday. March 20. in Tthaca, N. Y. Interment Lake View Cemetery. Tthaca. N. Y. 1 !*l'\ERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108 ana ‘Sundsss Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F 8t. NW NAtional 4278 CEMETERY LOT 59 Bigas ALU! . O. Box 1031, city. FU‘\bRAL DIRECTORS ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th _and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Yoseph F. Birch’s Sons (A L. HAYCOCK. Manager) one West 0096 3034 M St. N.W. p‘ ablthl‘d 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St. N.W. NAtlonll 2473 Modern Chapel_Tel INAtlONal 2273 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor Lo nor connected with the original W. R Speare establishment. the | Rela- | Interment | | | KESTER. DONALD Naucnai“®2s02 1009 H St. NW 1 Bratha. HORACE, Suddenly. on 8at- March 13, 1937, ‘at Colenial va.. HORACE HAIGHT, aged 86 son of the late Henry and Amanda | Hawg He is survived by two daush- ters and one son. Funeral services will be held” Wednesday, March 17, &t 2 p.m., | at Oak Grove, Va. | HARMAN, HANNAH March 14, HAIGHT, urday, E. _On Sunday, 193 at’_her residence. Friendly Md. HANNAH E. HARMAN (nee Korby). beloved mother of "Mrs. Edgar Thorne and Mrs. George Storey. Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F. Muriay & Son, 2007 Nichols ave. s.e.. on Wednesday. March 17. at 1 p.m. Services at St. John's Church. Broad Creck. Md.. at' % p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment church cem- etery | REBRON. NATHAN B.. JR. life on Monday. March 15 1037, at his Rockville_Md.. NATHAN ‘B._Jr. and Bessie Ann Heb: He also leaves two sisters and brothers. * Puneral Wednesday 17 pm.. from Sugarfand Sugariand Md. “Body resting At Robert L. Snowden & Davis funeral home. Rockville. Md. | HENSON. KATIE. Departed this life_on ionday. March 1937, KATIE HEN- SON of Glenarden. Md.. beloved wife of the late James A, Henson and mother of Gladys. Lawrence. Alphonso and Ber- pice Henson. " Funeral notices will be ater. i | HOLLAND, HENRY. fonday, March i5. 1¢ AND of Belmont ave., Fairmont Heights Md.. devoted father of Mrs. Ella Bel He is also survived by many other rele tives and friends. Remains may be viewed AL the Malvan & Schey Dean- wood funeral home, 4445 Deane ave. n.e. Funeral Wednesday. March 17. at # am.. from the Church ‘of the Incarnation. where mass will be sung for the repose of This soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HOWARD. DANIEL. Departed this son of Nathan B ron four . HENRY HOL- Suddenly on March 14, 1§ s residence. 1013 48th pl. ne.' DANIEL HOWARD. beloved father of Hattie Moten. Margert Gas- kins Estelle Brooks. Pearl Thomas, Robert Ernest and George Howard is_also survived by two grandchildren sIX nieces, two nephews. a devoted daughter-in-law. Lizzie Howard: one son-in-law. Isaac Gaskins, and ' other relatives and many_friends. Remains Testing at Stewart's funeral home. st. nee. until Tuesday March 16. at 5 p.m.: thereafter at his late residence. Funeral Wednesday March 17, at 1 p.m. from Mount Zion_Baptist Chi I3th and C sts. n.e. Interment Woo lawn Cemetery. » £ S F. Suddenly. on Mon- v * March 15. 1937. AMANDUS F. JORSS. beloved hushand of Katie A Jorss and father of Karl F. Jorss and Elsie Jorss Reilley. Private services will be held at his late residence, 4524 17th on Wednesday, March 17, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. JORSS. AMANDUS F. Th> members of ssociation of Oldest Inhabitants are reauested to attend the funeral of our | late associate, AMANDUS F. JORSS. from his late residence. 4524 17th n.w. Wednesday, March 17, 1937 2 pm._ THEODORE W. NOYES. Pres. J. ELIGT WRIGHT. Sec JORSS. A. F. _ meet at 15 of st at Washington Lodsge. 0. "Elks. in_session of 210 p.m. Tuesday 1937, " for paying tribute mory of o te brothe: JORSS, 2920, No will Marcih to the Hereafter March 15 e residence. 4324 17th st. D.m. By order of J. FORREST REILLY. Exalted Ruler. v. 'S. SHELBY. Secretary. AMES I On at his resid Potomac ELLER. aged n.w. at 8 . Va s._beloved hus: i of Gertrude Keller. Funeral serv- n Tuesday, March 16, at 2 p.m ut - the " above residence. Inferment Wednesday. March 17, at Romney. W. t2 pm 16 LEE. atet 1 at I)ON‘ALU][EE i Sibley_ Memorial | Irene Kester and Funeral W. Chambers Co 1400 Chapin at. n.w. on Wed- March 17, at 4:30 pm. Rela- es and s’ inyited. Interment in North Ma KRAMER, ISABE n S 116 ‘ovidence £, KRAMER st.. Capitol H ces will_be hel dence on Wed: ¥ pm. Interment Cedar Relatives and friends invited. LANHAM. FRANCES EMMA. On Monday. March 15. 1 FRANCES ; HAM. beloved daughter of d Emma C_Lanham (nee Weil) s at the chapel of Thomes F. Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols ave. s.e. on We nesday, March 17. at 3:30 pm. Rela- tives and friends invited. Cedar Hill Cemetery MASON. MYRTLE. Departed Monday, March 15. 1937, at after a brief iliness ON. She leaves to mourn their loss devoted mot Hattie Toliver, and enfather: one daughter. one dchild, three aunts and other rela- ives and friends Remains at Campbell & Harris’ funeral home, 423 4th st. 5 W. Notice of funeral later. < McCUSKER, ISSAC PATRICK, = Suddenl. on Tuesday. March 16. 1f his nce VS n 1SSACT AT McCUSKER. beloved father of P. McCu nd brother of Mary McCusker. Notice of funerai later. > services the funeral nesday. March Hospital hell) of Md. Funeral above res! this life on Providence G. SMONTGOMERY, GEORGE D. On Sunday. March 14. 10:7 GEORGF D. 10 GOMERY. beloved husband of Blanche S Montgomery. resident South Bar- Va. Funer: rvices at the W. “hambers Co. eral home. 1400 n.v Tuesday. Marc m. 'Relatives and friends in- terment Bolckow. Mo. ARTHUR JAMES. On Sunday. 14 at Mount Alio Hospital R'JAMES MOTEN. beloved hus- band of Hatiie Wzshington Moten (nee Tomlin). _fat of Harold W. Moten on of Ida Moten and the late Robert Moten, “He is also survived by two sic- sthers and a_host of other ‘Thurs- from beiween Hth R. D Grymes nter Arlington " Na- tional Cemetery. Body resting at Bovd's undertaking establishment. 19th and L sts. n.w g NORMENT. CLAR F. On_Sundav. March 14 19 at his _residence Wardman_Park_Hotel NORMENT. husband of Elizabeth Smith Norment and father of Mrs. John Alden Mrs, C. Ashmead Fuller and Clarence F. Norment. fr__Services at his late residence on Wednesday, March 17 Services and interment private. Plense omit flowers 16 RAYMOND. AGNES. Departed this lite on Saturday, March 13 at Hospital wife of George Raymond. mother Mary Elizabeth and Julia Dvcw( Ernest Lyles. She also leaves ir loss three sisters, Elizabeth Waters. Graoce Vincent and Frances Ferguson: one brother. Anthony Diggs: seven nicces. six nephews relatives and friencs. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Cnpitol st.. until 12 noon T\l(\f- day. March 16 thereafter at her late residence. 346 K st. swW. Funeral services Wednesday, March_ 17, Mass ai 0 am. av St. Vincent de Paul's Cath- olic Church. South Capitol and M i *s.e. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. RITENOUR, THORNTON. On Sunday. arch 14, 1¢ at the home of his daughter, ' Mrs. James U. Kincheloe of Pairfax. Va.. THORNTON RITENOUR aged 87, beloved husband of the late Catherine Ritenour, father of Mrs. Edna R. Hanka of San Diego, Calif.. Mrs, George W. Cleek of Warm Springs. V: Mr. Ira T. Ritenour of Tendroy. Mont.; Emory W. Ritenour of Conrad. Mont. and Carl A. Ritenour of Pomona. gnl“’ Services on_ Wednesday. March 17, at Valley Church. Woodstock Va._ In- terment Woodstock Cemetery. (She: andoah County and Harrisonburg. V. papers please copy.) Arrangements by Hall & Cross funeral home.” Manassas, Va. ROBINSON. March 13 Decatur st. n.w beloved wife of Howard 'S. Robinson and devoted mother of Howardine Rob- inson. Remains resting at her late resi- dence. Funeral services at the Church of Transfiguratfon. 14th and Gallatin . sts. n.w. _on Wednesday. March 17. at 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SMALLWOOD. ANNA. Departed this life suddenly. on Monday. March 15, 1037, at 2110 Eve st. n.w. ANNA SMALL: WOOD. She leaves to mourn their 10ss a devoted husband. Rebert Smallwood: two brothers-in-law. William H. and John T. Smallwood of Washington. D. C.. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Cornish & Cor- nish Co. funeral home 2121 10th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. SMITH, PETER L. On_Saturday. March 13, 1937. at 1338 Florida ave. n.w. PETER L. SMITH. devoted husband of Louise Smith, son’ of Robert Smith. fa- ther of R»O“H,a, Smith. He also leaves five sisters. Mrs_Lucy Ligon. Mrs. Anna Cabell, Misses Irene. Lillian and Lu- cretia Smith three brothers, Daniel. Robert and Monroe Smith He also leaves other relatives and friends. Pu- neral Wednesdav, March 17, at 12 noon. from Ridgley & Hicks' funeral home. 2930 M st. n.w., Rev. W. Hill officiating. Interment Lena. Va. TURNAGE. MARY On Monday. March 15. 19 at Homeopathic Hospital. MARY E. beloved wife of the late Johr 1 Turnage and mother of Mrs. Muriel White, Mrs. Reata Campbell and Mrs. Frank Skill of Homestead. Fla. Notice Services by the W. MOTEN ARTH March Salem Baptist Chu: of and Monday. Or d 1505 . at her residence, of funeral later. W. ‘Chambers Co. WILLIAMS, ANNIE CONYERS. On Satur- day. March 13. 1937, at §:40 a.m., at her residence. 2841 Elvans road se. ANNIE CONYERS WILLIAMS, the be- loved wife of George H. Williams. de- voted mother of James Conyers. ir.: El- veta Jackson and Leo White. sister of Ida Grissin and Charles Hughes. ~She is also survived by three grandchildren and other relatives and friends. mains may be viewed at the residence of her_daughter. Mrs. Elveta Jackson. 3012 “Stanton road s.e. after 2 pm. ‘Tuesday March 16, Funeral Wednes- day. March 17, at 1:30 p.m.. from Beth- | lehém Babtist ‘Church. Nichiols ave. and Howard road se. Rev. W. A. Gray of- ficiating. ~ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. Interment | MYRTLE | to mourn | CLARA 'E. ROBINSON. | He | 30 H | Sorrow | the purpose | class of Jan- | who passed | to the Grand Lodge of the | Elk services at his | on Tuesday. | KESTER. beloved | John Edwin and | | | AMANDUSF. JORSS DIES HERE AT 73 President of Iron . Works Was Native of Germany. Funeral Tomorrow. Amandus F. Jorss, 73, president of the A. F. Jorss Iron Works, Inc,, and the Charles Schneider Baking Co., died yesterday of a heart attack at the iron works office, in the 1200 block of Twenty-fourth street. Mr. Jorss long had been prominently identified with other business and financial institutions. He was vice president of the Crittall Manufacturing Co., makers of steel window frames, and a director of both the American Fire Insurance Co. and the Northern Liberty Building Association. ! Mr. Jorss was a Thirty-second De- gree Scottish Rite Mason and a mem- ber of the New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, F. A. A. M; the Elks, Rotary Club, the Columbia Country Club and the Early Birds' Breakfast Club. A native of Germany, he came to this country when 15 years old and lived for a while in Rockville, Md., before coming to Washington. Some 50 years ago he founded the iron works, which manufactures orna- mental iron Surviving Mr. Jorss are his widow, | Mrs. Katie A. Jorss; a son, Karl F. Jorss, and a daughter, Mrs, Elsie Jorss Reilley, and three grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his residence, 4524 Seventeenth street. Burial will be in Rock Creck Cemetery. — Braths. ALKER, JAMES €. On Sundas. llinger Hosbit C. WALKER of 1506 & St mor. husband of Anna J. Walker Anna J. Walker. Madeline Robinson and Joseph Walker. Remains _resting at Frazier's funeral home. 151 Riode 13tand Where & briet service Wil b held on Tuesday. March ! 0 p.m.: thence to Biloxi. Miss.. w l\?rfil arranzements will be made. RICHARD. "On Sunday. March | RICHARD WALKER. devoted of Mary ~Walker father of George. Melvin _and _Charles | and Naomi Lewis. He also one brother. {wo sisters. other s and friends. " Remains restin . Ernest Jarvis West End b . 2Rth st. and ‘Dumba Fuheral Wednesday March 1 Rm. from Gethsemane Baptist Chur nd st. and_Virginia_ave J° T Harvey ' offciating Lincoin ‘Memorial Cemetery. 16 WORTHINGTON, ALEXANDER CONT Ou_Monday. March 1 y DER CONTEE WORTHING loved ‘husband of Ella M. Woi and father of Guy G. and George Worthington, Mrs. Anna_Keefe. Grace Crawford and Mrs. Elsie M Funeral services at the W. W. Oha theast funeral home on Wednesday, March | Relatives and 'friends in: Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- 16 WALER March JAMES voted father of hisand Curtis Walker leaves Rev 3 se. | In Memoriam. BROOKS. JULIAN P. 1 ng_memory of my dear son JULIAN B, BROO who died three years today., Mar ow There comes to me memories of long. to others And whispers, not divide His sweet face is ever before me. 1 feel his dear hand in mine That sweet look he always gave me Still lingers fresh in my mind HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. CARPER, WILLIAM DAVID. In sad but loving remembrance of and brother. WILLIAM he steals to my side Dear mother, death can- DAVID CARPER. dav. March 16 Always t 1956. his kindly thoughts And still k deeds He sought the fragrant rose of Amongst life’s noxious weeds He_held no selfich thoughts of gain In searching dav day His pleasure was to find the rose, Then cive the joy away HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. SISTER AND BROTHERS. CARTER, JOHN W. In lo; our dear husband and father CARTER. who passed away ago today. March 16, 5 At_home in God's heauti ioy memory of JOHN two years garden, h DARCEY | CLARENCE F. | Gallinger | GNES “RAVMOND. * beloved | GREENWOOD, WILLIAM B and other | HARRI | | | | REEDER, In the valley of res Some_day. done With ioy we shall meet him there LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN 10U! In sad but lovin membrance of our dear LOUISE departed this life two years ago today, March 16. 1935 You had a smi A heart as pure as gold For those who knew and loved vout Your memory will never erow ol 1L fair some time, when our task is for every one. DONOHUE. brance JOHN . departed vears ago todayv. Marc niversery n Church FELTON. RUTH IRE to the memory of IRENE FELTON. who UKo vears ago today. Saturday. Loved in life. remembered in death HER SISTER. GERALDINE AND FA)M- GREEN. MARY CATHERINE AND WIL M H. In loving remembrance of ou dear mother and mother-in-law. CATHERINE GREEN. who passéd away three vears ago. March 12. 1934, and our dear father and father-in-law, ‘WIL- LIAM H. GREEN. who passed away six vears ago today, March 161031 WILL AND MAMIE. In loving re- membrance of our dear husband and father. WILLIAM B. GREENWOOD. who passed away two vears ago today. March 16 1935 MRS. GREENWOOD AND CHILDREN IS. MARY SUSIE. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear mother MARY SUSIE HARRIS, who departed this life one year ago. Saturday. March Loved in life. remembered in death HER CHILDREN. 16° | MINKINS, CHARLES E.. SR. In loving memory of our devoted father. CHARLES E. MINKINS. Sr. who departed this life nine years ago_today. March 16 928. THE CHILDREN. * MOORE, NETTIE 1. In loving memory of sweet little mother NETTIE I. MOORE. who departed this life March 1619315, TOMMY LAD AND DADDY. ~ * PENDLETON. ROXY E. 1In sad but loving remembrance of our dear sister, ROXY ten vears ago today, March 16. 192 In our hearts your memory linger: Sweetly. tender. loving and true; There is not a day, dear sister. That we do not think of you THE FAMILY. ELLA, In sad and loving re- membrance of our dear mother. ELLA REEDER. who departed this life five years ago today. March 16, 1937, oSl e, remembered {n denth, ENCE MILLER AND LOUISE JOEN- SON AND FAMILY. (dar Hill ao/wtqu mail | B Cme’rerg comnnnlu Mausoleum, Columbarium ADVERTI EMENT. IF ITCHING KEEPS YOU AWAKE _USE POSLAM Concentrated that's what Poslam is! a little on that aggravating, itch- ing spot to-night. Almost at once the itching stops and by morning the redness and irritation begins to fade. Hence healing is pro- moted. Why wait for relief? Get Poslam to-day and get sleep to- night. Your druggist sells Poslam. 50c, or a convincing trial sent free. Just write: POSLAM CO., Desk 3, 254 West 54th St., New York, N.Y\ -| 75 Diocesan Ministers in Funeral Interment | beloved son | who departed this life one vear ago to- | eparted this life | March | MARY | E. PENDLETON. who departed this life | skin - comfort = | Put just | COL. CURTIS BURIAL RITESINARLINGTON |Former Manager of Army- Navy Club Was Holder of D. S. M. Funeral services were held at 11 am. today in Fort Myer Chapel for Col. Frank R. Curtis, U. S. A, retired, former manager of the Army and Navy Club and holder of the Dis- tinguished Service Medal for service in the World War. Interment was in | Arlington National Cemetery. Col. Curtis died Sunday in Walter Reed Hospital after an illness of sev- | eral months. He was 64. Honorary pallbearers at the Arling- ton burial today were Gen. Frank B. Watson, retired; Comdr. W. B. Rogers, U. 8. N, retired; Cols, Lewis L. Morey, J. P. Hains, retired; A. C. Olmstead, Roy H. Coles and Charles de F. Chand- ler, retired, and Maj. A. N. Lanier, retired. Col. Curtis, who, with his wife, Mrs. Corinne Van Kirk, lived at 1661 Cres- cent place, managed the club for 10 years after his retirement from the Army in 1922. 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