Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1937, Page 12

A—12 *=» Breaths. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. TURNER RITES D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, the night of last November 6, when | 1937. bullets were fired from the general's Braths. The court room, which has seats ANKS. ADA. On Sundsy. April 25. 1937, B K Eretamen's “Howpital. "ADA - BANKE: loving daughter of Nettie Banks and the late John H. Banks. sister of Blanche Brooks. Carrie Johnson, Bessie Banks, Legaunt Banks and Lucille Henry. Re- lains resting at_Frazier's funeral home, 389 R. I ave. n.w. Funeral April 2 D, from_ the Ebenezer M Churel! Lanham. Md. Interment church cemetery, PT. WILLIAM. On Tuesday. 137 at the home of Peter Doncaster. ~ Charles Count. Cant WILLIAM BECK. ased 7 Wednesday. April 28, Chic E. Church. at 3 p.m. Inter- rch’ cemetery. On Saturday. | and interment at Arlington Na- 1'Cemetery on Wednesday, April 28, BELKNAP. EDWARD HARRY. communication of Potomac Lodze. No. 5 F. A A M. is calied for Wednesday, to attend the HARRY Na- A special at 9 am ther EDWARD Arlington JOHN W. On Sunday, April JOHN W. BLAISDELL, the be- Toved' Buishand, of Emily Blaisdell. Funeral from the W, W. Chambers Co. al Lome. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Wednesday. April 28 at 11 a.m. Rela- and friends invited. Interment ton National Cemetery. ASHBY 0. On Monday, April g ASHBY O BLAKEY. devoted husband of Bernice Blakey. lovihg son of Nora Blakey. brother of Ambrose Blakey He also other relatives and {riends resting &t the Ern aneral_church, 1432 You on Friday. April 0. at om Vermont Avenue Baptist Rev. C.T. Murray officiating Intermént Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 29 EWINGTON, JOHN. on Sunday April BRI ty Hospital, JOHN BREWINGTON. beloved musband of Faf ewington of 404 N. Y. ave. n.w. He also leaves to mourn their loss one brother. one sister. three haif-brothers and many other relatives and friends Rem viewed at the George B, Clarke Co. 1 home. 141G_Florida v n. Tiesday, April 27. interment in Goldsbo; NSON €. On Monday. April HENSON C. BROWN. the be- i of Violet H. Brown and te C. and Louise M. Brown. “aner Notice ted_this _lite MADISON w.. beloved nd’ Georee Biter. He by a loving sister. Anna hree devoted daughters. Mrs. Mrs. Virginia Scott and Hayes: three sons, Bruce, and Randolph. ~ Also other Remains Tn;;y be a T which me remains D% tapen o Thoroygh- fare Va. for on Sunday. iis Tesidence. No. 1 ROBERT s S’ Buzbee and ns _re: nnnmv neral services et Calva n.w Relatives and {riends t Cedar Hill Cemetery. o " BERLL ATN James 1 1 om the W W Chambers 100 Chap! 0w On_Monday. residence. 421 LEM. wife of fartha B. Rog- ddox_of Rockvilie, Md ret Seibs of Galthers: Monday. April 26 . RU Interme: Honed ctablishment ¥y E. F. Howard, of- Rev Aonl hus- Curtin ct R‘I‘l\ NORVAL €. On sunday. NORVAL C. CURTI. otte M. W. Warren Taltavuli | nome. 11th st and Spring road Wednesday. " April 28, at 10 es and friends are invited to attend, Interment Cedar Hill Cem- etery DE FOE, ALICE E. B, on Saturday, April Garfield Hospital. ALICE DE FOE e beloved mother. of 'T‘lf'fldfi'fl B, De Foe and sister of Mrs uel D. Barron ] Chambers Co. neral ¥ 71lthst. se. vednesday. Aoril 28. at 11 am. latives _and are _invited "to artend. Cedar Eill Ceme- Dl\\ WILLIAM E. On Sa‘urdav. April Newark. Ohio. WILLIAM E. the late Mr. and Mrs, other of Mrs. Fannie r and Merk Dunn. In- Ohio . EROY. On Mon- LEROY n'h‘\' Jelatives and_friends in orge B. Clarke Parfor 1415 Forlda ave me. 1:30 ‘am. Thursday. April 29! ereafter at IS lato residence.” Notice of funeral later. GILL. NORMAN W, Entered life_on Sun conia, Va st. se \to e’nml‘ t Fran. A GILL of 101 E d husband of Marv Ella Gill and father of Norman W. Gill, jr.: e B e T Een G ins Testing at the Lee funeral home. snd Mass. ave, ne. until Wed- 2:45 pm. Funeral Services Will be held at ihe Ghapel of the Nativity, 14th st. and Mass. Wednesday. April 28, at 1 tives and friends invited Arlington National Cemetery. GORDON, LAURA B. On Monday, Avril 26, at Garfield Hospital LAURA B.' GORDON. daughter of the late Thomas S. and Elizabeth Gordon. Berv- fces at Gawler's ‘chapel. 1750 Pa n.w. on Wednesday. April 28, at 3 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. GORDON, LAURA B. Members of May- flower 'Council. No. 11. Daughters of America. are hereby notified the funeral of our late sister. LAURA ON., from wler's funeral Wednesday, TSABEL ROTHWELL. Councilor. HATTIE G. RUPPARTT. Rec. Sec. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ALMUS R. SPEARE 3200 Rhode Island Ave. N Succeeding _the original. belo: “Interment to attend 4923 Conn. Ave. N.w Decatur 6242, J. Wfllzam Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium #th _and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F Birch’s Sons Prome Wertofih 3009 MUSITN w. Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ll 3 Seventh St. N. W NAtlonll 2473 Hoders Chaper V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R sneue es?;b"shment Natioma om0z 1009 H St. N.W, PERCY J. SAFFELL FUNERAL DIRECTOR Announces remoral to, 4 new (uneral hom Formerly located S5th St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT olon hd Sentass Cor. 14th & Eye CUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F 8t NW NAtiona! 4276 THE PALAIS ROYAL FLORIST SHOP FLORAL SPRAYS. $2.50 upwards. USE YOUR_CHARGE ACCOUNT. FPhone 4400. Prompt delivery. A GREEN. WILLIAM E. On Sunday, April V87 gty Gallinger Hospital, WIL- LIAM E.'GREEN. son of the late Gary and Matilda Green of Darnestown, Md.; loving husband of Mary V. Green, ther of Willlam Edward, jr'. and Mere- th G. Green: adopted father of Elaine Green. father-m-law of Hattie ¥, aid, Laura T Green brother of Rev. Ernest J. Green of Washington. D. Eugene “F. CGreen” of . Enliadeinhia” and Alonzo Green of New York. Also sur- VIVINg are many other relatives an friends Remains may be viewed at his Inte residence.” 1407 5th st. nw.. ‘Tues: day, April 27, atter, 1305 Wednesday. April 2 Asburs M. E-Church 11k and K g n.w. " Interment Quince Orchard. M Arrangements by Ruth Dabney & Co. HALL JAMES. On Sundas. Aapril g Gallinger ~ Hospital, HALL, Seloved husband of T30 Navy Diace se, "He st leaves to mourn their loss a father, Ed- ward Hall. and other relatives and iriends. Funeral Wednesday. April 28, at 2 pan.. from the Morris’ A. Carter Tuneral Bome. ‘Snd and ¥ sis. sw Ty terment Rosemont Cemetery. ®; HILL, IDA M. On Sunday. April 25. 1937, at her residence. 521 Uth st. JDA HILL. beleved wife of John M. Hill, devoted mother of Luther E. S3pencer, Willlam J. ‘and Clarence R. sister of Henry McMurren. ~ She al; leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. funeral chapel. from Zion Wesley A. D st. between 2nd and 3rd sts. .W. terment Woodlawn Cemetery. . MARY E. On Monday. April 28 ‘at her resi idence. 4041 2btn North Cherrydale. MARY B 9A NEY" beloved wite of the deoe B, Wel ley Jannoy, formeriy of Elkton Cecil County. Md.. and Baltimore, Md. _She is survived by two daughters’ Mrs. Flora Hudson and Mrs. Meta Starti. Remains resting at her late residence. whers fus neral services will be held on Thursday, April 39 at m. Interment Lou- 408 "park Temeters: Baltimorer My, JASTER. ELIZABETH G 150 Olya Monday, April at ree, Washingt Uhiversity © '-{esmlnl “ELIZABETH © & ASPER, ' widow of Capt Ronert, Jasper. U, S, and mother of Mrs, Willam G, Bu' Bose' Pineral seroies private. Interment Arlingion National Lcmuery Wednesday. April 28 ABETH. On mnnay. Gallinger Hospital, ETH JOHNSON. beloved daugh- ter of Morris Johnson and the late Pearl Johnson. She is also survived by one devoted sister. Beatrice Johnson: nther relatives and friends. Remains resting &t Malvan & Schey's funeral home, 424 R st Funeral on Wednesday, Avril 28 at 1 p.m. from above parlors. Rel- atives and friends invited. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. JoHNsON, HARRIET B oOn Monday Apri 15 H st n.w. AL B JOHNON. eovoted witeof Eac gene Johnson. ~She also is survived by other ielatives and friends. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home. i R I ave. nw Funeral Thursday, 29, at 230 pm. from the above men- tioned ‘establishment. Interment Lin- coln Cemetery. KITCH , TEARL C. On ligsdas April RL C beloved Wite of Withe ASieSen ™ Romatis resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass ave. n.e. until Thursday. April 2. at 8 am. Interment Petersburg, Va. LEAK. MONTROSE E Suddenly. on Sun- day. April JA and Curtis. Mrs. Theresa Brown McGuire funeral home. 1820 0th st. n.w.. on Wednesdey. April 8, at 2 p.m, atives and friends invited. HYMAN N, On Priday. April 23 fiami. Fla. HYMAN N. LE years. beloved husband of Be; tha Berkowich Levy and devoted father of Shirlev. Morzan and Isabel Levy. He also is survived by six sisters and three brothers. _ Funeral Bernard Danzansky. 1 5 on Wednesday. April 28 at 11 am Titerment: Wachington Hebrow Congre- ational Cemetery. ak and Funeral from the § t aged 51 from il | LITTLE. EDWARD. (Departed this life on Monday. April 946 L st n.w loved husband’ of Mattie Little. neral and interment at Greensboro. N. Remains resting_at E. W. Bundy's funeral home, 671 Florida ave. nw. LLOYD. JOSEPH H. On Sunday. April 5. 1937, at_the res dence of his” gon, Edward 'A_ Llovd of : Grove st. Seat Pleasant. Md., JOSEPH H. LLOYD, be- loved husband " of the late Winifred Gertrude Llovd (nee Gray) and beloved father of Gertrude Marie Gray and Aima_ Ferguson, George M. and Edward A’ Llovd. Funeral will be held “from Timothy Hanlon’s funeral parlor. 641 H st. ne. on Wednesday. April 28, at 8:30 am. Requiem mass af st Catholic Church Capitol Hugms Md. at 9 am. Relatives an friends ‘invited Interment Holy Gho: Cemetery, Issue. Md. 27 McDOWELL, BISHOP WILLIAM FRASER. Suddenly. on Monday. April 26. 1937, at his residence. 2400 15th st. n w., Bishop WILLIAM FRASER McDOWELL, D. D . former resident bishop 1ot [Eplscopal Church in ton. Funeral serv- Foundry. Methodict Bpistopal Lqa 0t 8nd, Church ste. n.w.. on Wednesday. Aoril 2% at 2:30 p.m. Body wiil lle 1n state in Foundrs Church Trom 10:30 am to 2 pm. Wednesday terment at Delaware, Ohio, on Thurs. day, Avril Mathias’ B. Suddenly. on Sun- ST, Jesidence 701 16th st. n.w., the 71st year of het age ANNIE'B MCKENNOR. loved ‘mother of Dr. Emory F. non. Funeral from the W. W. Cha bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.%. on Wednesday. April 28 at 9:30 am’ thence o St Alovsius Catholic Church, N Capitol and I sts. n.w.. Where mass will be said at 10 am. fof the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, OnTuesday. April r residence, 217 F st. AR’ MURRAY, the. beloved daughter of the late Charles and Mary E. Murray, Remains resting at H Padgett’s funeral se tives _and frienas e Congressional Cemetery, NEALON. GEORGE. On Tuesday. peen a3 at_his residence. Indian Head, 58th year. GEORGE NEALON. beicved husoand of Agnes Nealon. Re- mains resting at his late residence In aian Head, Md. Notice of funeral later. PARKER. EDGAR DELANEY. On Su day. April 25. 14 at bis residenc #4517 Prospect ave. DGAR D% LANEY "PARKER. devoied mssband. o Annie Parker. father of Willis Benny Parker. He also leaves several sistere, brothers and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Jarvis funeral ~church. 1432 w. until ~ Wednesday noon: bis late residence. Funeral Thursday. April 29 at 1 p.m. from the above residence. Father Douse officiating. In- terment " Arlington National Cemeery. MARY E. On Thursday. A ril 5 &t Casualty Hospital, MARY E_'QUINN. grandmother of Marian Bell Remains resting ai Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. until Tuesday eve- ning:’ thereafter at her late residence. 1307 North Carolina ave. s.e. nerai Wednesday. April 28, at 9 'a.m.. from the above residence. BOGERS, LUCY A o8n Tuesday, April 27, ERS. beloved wife of “the llate Jonn B B Rogers and mother of Mrs. Alberta R. Wilson and Albert Rogers of Dayton, Oh You st thereafter st. n.e. on'Thursday. April 2t Relntives ang. Triends “invited. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SCHMOLZE. BESSIE. On Sunday Apru t Gallinger Hospital, SIE, beloved wite ot Charios Schmolze and mother of Clyde Schmolze. ~Remains Testing at the Oliver B. Jenkins funeral home. R0# 10th st. n.w.” Puneral services on Wednesday. April 28. at the First Methodist. Protestant Church. 514 G st 8 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Ceineters. OOK. HARRY DENIS. On Suiday. Apr!l at his residence. 1X16 Ki Faing Tosd mw Z beloved brother of Ray- aged 54 vear: mond and Eugene W. Snook and Mrs. Funeral Services Tues- Laura V. Brown. dav. April 27 "at 2:30 pm.. at_Hy- song’s parlors’ 1300 N st. n.w. Rela- tives and friends invited to attend. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. 27 STEED, THOMAS B. On Saturday Aprll 37 at Wayne. Mich. THOMAS B STEED, “betoved hushand of Lucile E. Steed (nee Jacobs)_ ~Services at the Iesidence of Robert Steed. near Oxon Hill. Md.. on Wednesday. April 28. at 2 D Helatives and Trierds Invited. terment in the home cemetery. TAYLOR, WILLIAM C. On Monday. Aoril 37._at Providence Hospital, W TIAM G TAYLOR. aged 75 vears. He is survived by his wife and six children. Funeral on Thursday. April 29, at § a.m. at Portsmouth. Va. UNDERWOOD, MARCELINA. a ' Woodlawn _ Cemetery. rangements by McGuire. on Mond-y. VOLLAN] VOLLAND, CHABLES O Avril 26, 1937, LES O. VO Beloved nusband "of "the: Jate mlnheth Zimmerman Volland and son of the laf David_ Volland . 4’;14 Wednesday, April at 2 tives and ' friends invited. Prospect, Hill Cemetery. VOLLAND. CHARLES O. A special com- munication of Stansbury Lodge. No, 24, r M., is called Wednesday. Aoril d “ :h Mm.. f,ol’ 'lhe n\llfporivewg! conducting the Masonic funeral services o1, our late brother, CHARLES 0. VOL. LAND, | By order of the master. H L. HEBBARD. Secretary. N msu W. On Saturday. April YO ot her, home, 617 Roxho 1’ n.w, EMMA W.. .m. Rela- Interment 27 eorke . Young. ces. E. Pumphrey's funeral home. ave, Sllver Spring, Md, on Wednesday, ril 28. at 11 am. Interment unun& o ivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md, Missing ATTACHE ABOARD LOST PLANE. U. S FREDERIC D. GRAB Of Chicago, American com- mercial attache at Caracas, who was a passenger on a Venezuelan government air- plane which has been missing since last Friday, the State Department has learned. The plane was en route to the Brazilian border from Ciudad Bolivar, the department was informed. Grab, who is 40, has been in service of the Bureau of Foreign and Do- mestic Commerce since 1927. He has been stationed in Ven- ezuela since 1935. —Underwood Photo. JOSHUA EVANS, 3D, PRIZE ESTABLISHED Parents and Friends of Late G. W. Senior Provide Award at University. A memorial prize to the late Joshua Evans, 3d, a senior at George Wash- ington University, has been established at the university by his parents and friends, it was announced today. The award, “to commemorate the attainments of a brilliant student and an inspirational and outstanding life,” will be made annually beginning this June to the man in the graduating class “who has demonstrated signal ability in the social and political sci- ences and who has given promise of the interpretation of this ability in good citizenship among his fellows.” The president of the university and a committee from the faculty will | make the selection. A page in the 1937 Cherry Tree, stu- dent annual, is dedicated to young Evans as a memorial by his fraternity brothers in the university chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Young Evans, who died February 2 as a result of an auto accident, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., both of whom have long been identified with the university. Mrs. Evans is a member of the board of trustees and an alumni leader. JOHN P. WILSON DIES |Deceased Was Father of Secret Service Chief. John P. Wilson, 84, father of Frank J. Wilson, chief of the United States Secret Service, died yesterday“of a heart attack in Buffalo, N. Y., where he made his home, according to word received here. The Secret Service chief left for Buffalo immediately on receiving word of the death. His father had been a frequent visitor to Washington and had a number of friends here. LEVY RITES SET Funeral services for Hyman N. Levy, 51, who died Friday in Miami, Fla., will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the chapel of Bernard Danzansky, 3501 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in the Washington Hebrew Congrega- tion Cemetery. Mr. Levy conducted an insurance business here for many years, until he retired about eight years ago, due to failing health. He lived in Cathedral Mansions when in Washington and had a home in Miami, Fla. He was widely known in tis city and had been active in several organizations here. Services for Burnt Mills Resident Will Be Held at Woodside. Spectal Dispatch td The Star, ‘WOODSIDE, Md., April 27.—Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret H. Turner, 85, who died Sunday at her home, in Burnt Mills, Md., were to be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church. Inter- ment was to take place at Colesville. Born March 8, 1852, in Burnt Mills, Mrs. Turner was a lifelong resident of that community. Besides her hus- band, William P. Turner, she is survived by a son, Charles P. Turner of 8910 First avenue, Woodside, MRS. E. 6. JASPER DIES IN HOSPITAL Widow of Capt. Jasper Succumbs After 2-Month Illness—Burial Tomorrow. Mrs. Elizabeth G. Jasper, 85, widow of Capt. Robert T. Jasper, U, S. N, and mother of Mrs. Willlam G. Du Bose, wife of Rear Admiral Du Bose, died yesterday in George Washington University Hospital, where she had been about two months. Mrs. Jasper, who at various times had lived in this city. came here from Charles Town, W. Va., to enter the hospital. She was an aunt of Mrs. William Beverly Mason, member of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. | Admiral Du Bose, her son-in-law, is | chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy Department. Besides her daughter, she leaves a grandson, William Jasper Du Bose, this city, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be private, Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow. BURIAL RITES MONDAY Widow of Capt. Templin Potts Died in West. Mrs. Templin M. Potts, widow of | _ Capt. Templin Potts, U. S. N., who died in San Francisco April 17, will be buried in Arlington National Ceme= tery at 3 p.m. Monday, the Navy De- partment announced yesterday. Arrangements for the funeral are being made by her nephew, Col. John | Potts, U. 8. M. C,, retired, of Arcturus, | Va. Lieut. Comdr. Joseph H. Brooks, Chaplain Corps, U. 8. N., will officiate. BLAISDELL RITES SET Funeral services for John Wesley Blaisdell, 95, of Cheverly, Md., who died Sunday in Mount Alto Hospital, will be held at 11 am. tomorrow in Chambers’ funeral home, 1400 Chapia | street. Burial will be private, Arlington National Cemetery. Mr. Blaisdell, a Union Army veteran, | was a native of Boston and came from a long line of New England ancestors, who had served this country in early wars. He was chaplain of Kit Carson G. | in | % DENHARDT LAWYER WINS MINOR TILT Court Refuses to Let Expert Judge Distance of Gun From Body. BULLETI NEWCASTLE, Ky., April 27 (®). —Dr. A. J. Miller of the University of Louisville told the Denhardt murder trial jury today the pistol that killed comely Verna Garr Taylor was held more than 9 inches and probably more than 18 inches from her body B3 the Assoctated Press. NEW CASTLE, Ky., April 27.—Cir- cuit Court Judge Charles C. Marshall upheld a defense motion today and refused to permit a witness to tell the Denhardt murder jury how far, in his opinion, the death gun was from the body of Verna Garr Taylor when she was killed. The Commonwealth had sought to have Dr. A. J. Miller of the University of Loulsville, give his opinion on the distance late yesterday and when the trial of Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt was resumed today the judge and op- posing counsel argued the matter for an hour. Other commonwealth’s witnesses had testified that the bald, portly ex-Lieutenant Governor had told them @dar Hill 'uao/uhqfimémmffl ] emeterg Community Mausoleum. Columbarian nd Receiving Vaults. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR ¥75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON’S $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 COMPLETE FUNERA %575 AND ALL POLISHED HIHDVIODD CA ad AT LOW PRICES o s 'ine vet ircivien mplete fumeral for ... SERVICE BURIAL PLOTS ... $25 U LS FULL MPLETE W. W. 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