Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1937, Page 10

A—10 ¥ Beaths. ARBER. EMILY J. On Sa(urday. May 29, at her residence, Hih st onee. EMILY J. BARBER. Funeral from Lhe James T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa. ave. se. on Tuesiay June 1. AL 8:30% thence fo St. Joseph's Church. “nd and C sts. n.e. where mass will be offered at § am. Relatives_and {riends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, 31 Suddenty. on_Sun- at_Morris Point . BURCH. beloved son and the late Burch (ne¢ Marr). Funeral from his late residence. 1520 Good Hope road se. on Wednesday. June <. &t Rii0 thence to Si. Theresa's Church. nd V sts. see.. where mass will be am, for the repose of his and iriends invited RICHARD v, May 30. 197 RICHARD G. BYRAN. ‘aged son of John and Fannie Byran, near sville. Md. Remains resting at funeral home. Gaithersburx. Funeral services Tuesday. June 1. 11 am. from the above funera home: thence to Unionville Christian Church. Virginia, 3 p.m. Interment rch cemetery. S JOHN, JR 1037, at the Alexandria Hospital CASEY_ Jr.. beloved son of John Casey. st loving” brother of Charles. George and Reginald Casey. He is also su vived by two sisters. Ada Casey and M Helen Price: other relatives and many friends mourn his departure. Remains resting he John T. Rhines funeral chavel North Patrick st.. Alexan- dria. Va' " Notice of funeral later. CONWAY. MARY M. Sud cay. May 30. 1887 at V. ave. s.w. MARY idow of the late Patric] Temains resting at the V phrey f 1 home. Rockv tice of services later CORNELLIUS on Frida Md. years, at Rison denly. on S her home. o M Conwav. The N J W neral {P. A 4336 7th § ¥ 2 pm. el Interment at Fort DOYLE. ANNA © May 281837 fth st. se. AN Josept m ‘J. N i incoln Cemetery. Sudden Friday. JOHN_GURNEY. On Sat at his residence. M ¥ i Cherrvdale. Va JOHN GURNEY DUDLEY husband of A H_ Dudley and father of John ir. Services at his late sday. June 1. at Interment —Cougression Please omit flowe DUDLEY, JOHN G. The members of Ed- ward J. Ross Coun 2010 Mav JOHNEY t | ROSE JOHN May 2 DUGAN R. D day be Cleveland HARRY. HARRY G ] d Danza 14 Quesade beloved h t 9:30 a.l vited o Olivet Cemete GODFREY. LIDA Q. On 1037, 8t her y nw. LIDA Q. ter of Ma BARBORD. EMMA OVENSHINE ay. May “0. at home Y. EMMA "OVEN E. deariy loved Gen < G._ Harbord. d. Fune: T Mye: on Sat- B HARDING, MARY L. 30, 1 ath MARY L. ¥ WILLIAM ST. JO on Saturday. May 29, 14 Hospital WILLIAM ST JOHN HILT beloved h stepfethe; leaves m arture hines funeral chapel s.W.. where funeral services w at 1:30 on Wednesday, Interment Memo: County. Va se. on Tue Interment Conei . AN devoted husband Ma wis, father of | Sadie Lew: X Paul and ved by i a grea dren and_ many friends. Rema funeral home. 480 R. 1. ave mains may be viewed after 4 Ty June 1. Funersl We at 1:30 < resting nent n Gaskins off- May LOV- inegond o Mae i Fra- nw. INGGOOD. Ada _Harris Maxwell. R. Lovinggood. Rel resting at Zier's funeral home, 380 R. L ave. Notice of funeral later. and L FUNERAL D!RECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R Speare establishment. Nauoma 25021009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium ¢$th and Mass. Ave. N.E Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A L HAYCOCE Manager) Phone West 00083034 M St. N.W. Established 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 Seventh St. N.W NAtion.l 2473 odern_Chapel._Tel One of the Largest ‘Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NNW. Col. 0432 B17 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. BURTON'S FLORIST 4000 Balt. Bivd. Beautiful Funeral Sprays AT. 7171 Ofnd SUNDAYS® GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108 Open Evenings and Sundays GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1318 P Bt N.W. NAtlonal 276 Catherine E. | _ Suddenly. on Sun- | On Sunday. May 30, | JOHN | CONWAY. | Cor. 14th & Eye| [MISS LIDA Q. GODFREY EXPIRES AT HOME HERE Worked for Telephone Company 38 Years. | Funeral Tomorrow. | Miss Lida Q. Godfrey, 65, a retired Retired Supervisor | telephone supervisor of the Chesa- | peake & Potomac Telephone Co., died | yesterday at her home, 7115 Eighth | street. She had been ill several months. A native of this city, Miss Godfrey worked for the telephone company 38 | years. She retired five years ago. | Surviving are three sisters, the Misses | Bratha. SAMUEL A. On Sunday. May 30. § at_Emergency Hospital. SAMUEL | A, LUCAS, husband of Ella Lucas. father of Mrs.~Gertrude Butler. 'Mrs. Clara Boyd. Mrs. Ruth Maxwell. Mrs. Juanita | Little and’ James Lucas. Remains rest- ing at Frazier's {funeral home. 389 R. I ave Notice of funeral later. 1 . JANE C. On Saturday. May 29, at Gallinger Hospital JANE "C. LYNN, aged 51 years. Funeral from the W. W I funcral home. 816 H st. n.e., on ay. June 1. at 830 ‘am. thence to St. Mary's Church 5th and H ste. n.w. where mass will be said at | 9 a Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- ROBERT M. On Sun May | at Mount Alto Hospital. ROB- MAGINNISS. beloved hu: Taginniss (nee Ruskin) 2 at his late residen, nw. where servi iesday, June 1. at 2 ends invited. Inter- | National Cemetery. 1 | M. On May { er residenc | M PARKER. Elizabeth Jenkins Anna M. William and_Albert id aunt_of William H. and Frances | Remains resting &t funeral home. 1870 9th st. ice of funeral hereafter. PHILLIPPS, ELLA BELLE. On Saturday, May 20 19347 a1 Emergency Hospital, ELLA "BELLE 'PHILLIPPS (nee Hester); beloved wife of Charles A. Phillipps and motber of Carl A. Phillipps and Mrs. Thomas P. Ahrens and sister_of Mrs, Richard_Gahan of Covington Kv.@ Mrs. Joseph Frese of St. Louis, Mo.. and Mrs Henry Gans of Louisville, Ky.' Remains resting at ner late residence. 1318 Jef- st. nw. until Tuesday. June 1. am.: thence to the Church of the G000 Ga. ave. n.w.. where mass will be said at 0 ‘am. for se_of her elatives and invited. " Interment Cedar Hill 31 1t ERT M ). 16 NIRS. "ANNIE mother_ of Mi May ROAt beloved brother of Mis. Annie Young A lav. Tavlor He is also sur- | by two nieces. a nephew and other ves and friends. Remams resting the McGuire funcral home. 1520 9th | st. n.w. at which establishment funeral | services will be held Tues June l-i at 1 p Relatives and s Interment Harmons Cemerers | ROBINSON, JESSE DUVALL. On Friday. May 28, 19: JESSE DUVALI, ROBIN- SON. beloved er of Mary V. Duvall | Aar the late John Sor rah A Robins WALTER C. On F riday is jence. 7 | < | life on Pri- | ROSE of of | and Mrs. C. Miles Reber 150 leaves 1o relatives IREN day " May ment Ha M. On Siturday. ¢ home of his sis Hajifax C of G s of the Bureau | hercby notified of 1 es 0 am. followed by m. at St. Augus- ent Mount Olivet Officers and mem- nig Star Lodge. No. 40. T W fed to attend service for our late INKFIFLD. at & p.m. 1937, at Bundy's fu- n.w SAMUEL S| EDWARD A. FDWARD A On Saturday. May | the beloved h Dant) A. The officers and of Gen. Nelson A. Miles 1. U.S. W. V. will| EDWARD he burial of our late DWARD A. SUTTON. at St. Aloysius y brother of Daniel R. Tassa. Miss Amelia Tassa and | ains Testing at | Southeast ' fu- 11th st &t 11 am. Funer parents' residence, ( on Tuescav June i, at o Holy Rosary Church. be offered for the reposs am_ Relatives_and Interment Mt. Olivet dav. May es” at his W emetery THOMAS s PEARL. Departed this life on 201437 at_Gallinger THOMAS. beloved wife otinr of Anna May er_of Bishop Barfield a1 Bovd's funera! home, Notice of funeral later, <. Departed this lite ) 1037, at Fresdmen's ¥S THOMPSON. She their loss a devoted hompson; twn daneh- three sisters ' Mrs. Grace Matthews. one brother. May- number of other cs and friends. Bodv now resting Arlena Adams’ residence. River Foneral_Tuesdav. June 1 pm. “from Macedonia Bantist Bethesda. Md. ~Services bv Rob- | ert L Snowden and Davi<, Rockville. Md. ! TOLLIVER. SYLVESTER T. On Sundav. May 7. at_his Yesidence. 1641 Rosedale st. n'e. SYLVESTER T TOL- LIVER, devoted husband of Mrs. Nannie Mav Tolliver. He also leaves to monrn beir Joss two sons. three daughters. two ndchildren. one sister. Mrs. Marie J. e one nicce. Ruth Page. and many ther relatives and friends. = Remains ng at the Geo. B. Clarke Co. funeral | parlor. 1416 Florida ave. n.e. Notice of | funeral hereafter. In Memoriam. AN. FANNIE. In sad but loving | mbrance of our loving and devoted mother. FANNIE COLEMAN. who de- | parted ‘this life twenty vears ago today, | May 31, 1917, Gone to that land of peace and rest We loved vou.”mother. but God loved You hes HER DAUGHTERS ELEANOR E. MAR- | SHALL AND MAMIE BUCHANAN * | COLLINS. ALBERT R. 4Sacred, to memory of our’ dear hushand and father, AL. BERT R. COLLINS. who departed this ilfe six years ago. May 31. 1031 THE FAMILY. JAMES. LUVINIA. A tribute of love and devoiion to our dear mother. LUVINIA JAMES. who left us one year ago today, May 31. 1936, A mother who gave the best of her Ii Who cherished our secret Sorraws amd strife: Bhe taught us to love and also to pray. Gur molnier in ‘heaven. God blets” sod oday. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. HELEN WHITBY AND CLARA HEBRON" | KELLEY, HUGH J. 1In loving memory of our dear son ‘and brother. HUGH J. KELLEY. who departed this life one vear ago today. May 31, 1936, Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall: You had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. We miss you now. our hearts are sore, As time coes by we miss you more: Your loving smile and gentle face— No_one can flll_vour vacant place, MOTHER. _FATHER. SIST! AND | BROTHERS. | TIGNOR. CHARLOTTE E. Sacred to_the | | " “memory "of “our _angel mother, ~Mrs, CHARLOTTE E. TIGNOR. who ieft us nineteen vears ago. May i1, 1918, There are stars that go out in the dark- ness But their silvery light shines on; There ate roses wnose {ragrance still inzers. When the blossoms are faded and &one. | There _are hearts so full of love and | sweeness That when no longer their life current ows. Their sweetness lives on with the living, Like the soul of the star and the rose. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * TURNER. ISABEL CROSS. In fond_re- and two s Thomas | Ao Adams Miles ‘and a cor | cuts and bruises on Eldred, a broken | NORMANDIE—_Havre membrance of mother and sister. ISA- BEL CROSS TURNER, who departed this life May 31,1012 twenty-five years ago. SISTER AND CHILDREN, THE EVENING Mary V. and Mabel R. Godfrey, both of this city, and Mrs. L. G. Wright, Somerville, N. J. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the residence. Rev. Dr. H. W. Burgan of Hamline M. E. Church and Rev. Dr. A. P. Wilson of Columbia Heights Christian Church will officiate. Burial will be in Glen- wood Cemetery. Bee Ceiises Crash. SALT LAKE CITY (#)—Eldred Beckstead, Riverton, Utah, had a bat- tle with a bee. The casualties were steel light pole, a small tree knocked down and three smashed mail boxes. Eldred told police he lost control of his motor car when he tried to brush the bee away from his ear. Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at New York ARRIVAL Today. N FARMER—London IMPORTER—Liverpool ORNIA—Glasgow K100 AM. 4540 PM. 5100 PM. B30 PM. R0 AM. R0 A M. Midnight 5:00 P.M 10:30 AM Cristohal remen —Liverpool i —Havre Tomorrow. AQUITANIA—Southampton BERG JORD - Oslo CITY OF CHATTANOOGA— Savannah Vera Cruz __ __. rfolk 0:00 AM | 0 AM 00 AM. | —PM 400 P M K00 A K00 A R0 AM | T00AM. | K00 A'M 500 AN | ENDAM ——Bermuda WASHINGTON—Bermuda cruise Weanesday, June 2. AMER. LEGION—Bucnos Aires. Noon SAILING (Trans-Atlantic.) Today. RLACK TERN _Rotterdam_ RANCONIA—Glasgow Tomorrow. CITY of NEW YORK—Cape Town 400 P.M EUROPA— Bremen __ M PILSUDSKI—Gdvnia __ 3 Wednesday, June 2. AQUITANIA—Southampton NEW YORK-—Hamburg _ B0 AN | 5:00P.M. Midnight Noon K30 AN 10:00 P.M. Noon SILVERASH _Beira SOUTHFOLK—Leninsrad WASHINGTON—Hamburg =a_ SAILING tral America, and Canada.) Today. DUNSTAN—Para Tomorrow, ESSO ARUBA—Aruba Wednesday, June 2. ADRASTUS —Trinidad ANCON—Cristobal CARACAS—Maracaibo (South and Ci West Indies 5:00 AM. 1:30 PM Noon | 4:00PM, -- B00PM | (edar Hill Washingtons mest Beaub‘/ul @me’terg Community ‘Mausoleum. Columbarian and Receiving Vaults. W.W.CHAMBERS Chamber Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the World | 3 FUNERAL HOMES 40 ASSISTANTS 14 PARLORS T CHAPELS 25 CARS, HEARSES AND AMBULANGES ‘ IN CASE OF DEATH CALL Main_ Office 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Suburban Home 918 Cleveland Ave. Riverdale, Maryland Phone Phone COlumbla 0432 Greenwood 1221 Southeast Office 517 Eleventh Street §. Phone ATiantic 6700 Funeral Directors Since 1850 ® (] Figures Talk The figures below show the acthal costs of 1,000 consecutive adult funerals con- ducted by Joseph Gawler’s Sons. Here is positive proof that quality service costs no more. Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Ine. Alfred B. Gawler William A. Gawler Walter A. Gawler Joseph H. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penn. Ave. N.W. Chapel Crematioas NAtional 5512 STAR, WASHINGTON 0TTO G. GARGES, 65, DIES HERE AFTER ILLNESS Retired Livery Stable Owner Had Been District Resident Since Childhood. Otto G. Garges, 85, retired livery stable proprietor, died yesterday after a long illness at his home, 3414 Que- sada street. Born in Annandale, Va.. where his grandfather settled in 1803, Mr. Garges bad been & Washington resident since childhood. He entered the livery business with his father, the late John Garges, afterward becoming proprietor of the business, which was in the 600 block of Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Frederick A. Garges, this city; a sister, Mrs. Martha G. Allen, Philadelphia, and three grandchildren, Funeral services will be held at 9:30 am. tomorrow in the Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament, with Rev. Thomas Crowley officiating. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. MICHAEL C. KELLEY, HORSE TRAINER, DIES Veteran Victim of Complications Resulting From Kick at Benning. Michael C. Kelley, veteran race horse | trainer, died yesterday at Emergency Hospital from complications growing | out of an injury he received at Ben- ning March 6, when he was kicked by a horse. He was 81 years old. The funeral will be held from Han- lon's undertaking establishment, 641 | H street northeast, Wednesday. Burial i will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Requiem mass will be said at St. Joseph's Church at 9 am. “Mike” Kelley, as he was known wherever horses ran, had been a fa- miliar figure on tracks from coast to coast for more than half a century Born in New York, he left home MAY 31, 1937 disappeared from the turf scene. Invariably when the horses came to the Maryland tracks, Kelley returned to Washington, which for 30 years he had called home. He resided at 201 F street northeast. THOMAS H. ROBEY DIES Rites Today for Former Long- Time Potomac District Resident. | Veazey street, widow of H. B. Mc- ROCKVILLE, Md.,, May 31 tSpe-.I"‘OSh. died yesterday in Emergency clal) —The funeral of Thomas F.|Hospital after a short illness. Robey, 78, former long-time resident | Born oa Prince Edward Island, Mrs, | :fafé"ffifcm‘{)’:m:; he 'y ook | McIntosh recetved her earlier educa- | home of W. Reuben Pumphrey, Be- Uon in Canada and later studied at | thesda, burfal being in the cemetery |the Boston Conservatory of Music. adjoining the Methodist Church at| she was married in 1889 to Mr. Mc- Potomac. 5 Mr. Robey had been ill about two |INtOSh, for many years a builder in Colorado Springs, Colo. The couple | weeks. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Maude Ottemiller of York, Pa, |Came to Washington eight years ago, and a son, William Robey of Wash- | 2fter he had retired. ington. MRS. BELLE M’'INTOSH DIES AT AGE OF 72 Native of Prince Edward Island | Came to Washington Eight Years Ago. Mrs. Belle McIntosh, 72, of 3830 following daughters and sons: Mrs. W. W. Arbuckle, Miss Evelyn K. Mc- Intosh Miss Serena M. McIntosh, C. Teacher 57 Years. early, got a job as a stable boy, and from then on followed the gypsy-trail of the racing game. Eventually he turned to training, ated with many of the old-time stables whose colors long since have and was associ- | LAURENS, S. C. (#).—Thomas Sanders, 77, principal of the colored graded school, has completed 57 years | as & teacher without missing a day For the last 42 years he has held his | present post. D. McIntosh and Gordon K. McIntosh, all of this city; H. A. McIntosh, Pueblo, Colo, and W. W. McIntosh, Lawton, Okla, She also leaves five | grandchildren. Her husband died last January. IN THIS LIVING The two-piece suite is exactly as illus- trated and features guaranteed luxurious spring construction throughout. Note the high roll backs, broad flat arms and deep reversible spring seats. A bridge lamp, occasional table, end table, table lamp, occasional chair and smoker are also in- cluded at this unusually low price! MAN WATCHING TRAIN SERIOUSLY INJURED Allen Johnson, 22, Receives Frac- tured Skull Under Monroe Street Viaduct. 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