Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1940, Page 12

Qard of Thanks SIORGE G The family of the E G. SMITH o ORORG to thank t gmm and relatives -nu members of lhe Cumenters and Joners Union ‘for the ™ beautiful floral triputes and mumer- ots acts of kindness and attention during ik 'ANS MHE SEoRGE W, trowTHERS, Bratha ALSIP, LILLIAN G. On Wedne:day, May 1. 1040. at the Washinzton Sani- tariwn. LILLIAN G. ALSIP. the beloved wite of Ralph C."Alsip and mother of Alice Lee and Raioh C. Alsip, ir. Services at the residence of her mother. 408 T Park. Md.. on Priday, May 3. at 11 am. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Fort Lin- goln Cemetery. Afrangements by the Ta- koma funeral home. BARGER. DR. NDER F. S. _On Wednesa-y May 1. 1940. Dr. ALEXANDER ARGER. beloved husband of Flor- B o Butaiin B Sleasall and. brother of Hacry Barger Funeral from the Deal funeral home. 48] Mas 2 atiy Iivited: “Interment Cednr Hul' Cemurry BENHAM, FRANK ISAAC. On Saturday. April 27. 1940, FRANK ISAAC BENHAM. beloved husband of the late Ida May Ben- and Morris F. Benham Services Chambers' funeral 1400 Chapip st n.w. Ma At S m ™ it ment Codar Hilp crmemy nome. BOOTH, MARY SCOTT. On Mondas. April at Casualty Hospital. MRy Seort BodTH Sanehier of the | iate Edwin H. Scott and Catherine Luckett Scott. She is survived one brother. Thomas C. Scott_of Washington. sisters. Mrs. Virginia E ington. C.. Mrs, Herbert ESion: Manor. Md and Mrs of Alexandria.’ Va Funeral services at the chanel of P A 436 Tth st sw. on Thursday. 2 p.m. Relatives and friends Alex. | 1 John Pettit Taltavull. ay 2. At vvu!d. Interment Bethel Cemetery, a WILLIAM A On Tuesday. April 30, (LLIAM ' A. BOURDON BEai) atine T ehe Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w Services at the Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin si. n.w.. Thursday. Mav 2. at 10:30 am Interment Washington Me- | Gertrude La Rowe Braths A BURMA E. Departed this Iife I s gt P e Sepaay, An L . BURMA B JACKSON, dlulhler u! ames and erl E. Atlanta, Ga.: i Charle N, BURMA, Members of Groupe Chapter, 0. E. 8. notified 'to attend the lunenl L R hte, sister. " BUR JM‘KSO trom ) Cmuch mnenl ‘home, lz"fl SISTER MYRTLE BUSH, W. M. REV. REUBEN MINOR.' W. P. JACKSON. THOMAS, On Tuesday. April 30, 1940, At Sibley Memorial Hospital, THOMAS ' JACKSON _beloved | uncle ~of Thomas J. O'Brien of 706 th s Puneral, services will ‘be held ai Tithothy Hanlon's funerai chapel, 641 H st. ne. on Wednesday. May 1. at 9:30 a.m. Requiem et 8t Roly Name GRufch at 10 a mre Res mains resting at the above funeral chapel giter seryices until 7:4% am. Thursday, May 2. Interment Frostburg. Md. JONES, ANNIE, pDgparted this lite sud. denly. Sunday. I8k Bi"Sk 4th" e “hie. e ieloveq wife of Albert Jones. She aiso is survived by [wo children, threg b ¥ tives and friends Remains resting with L _E. Murray & Son. 12th and V sts. n.w. and can be viewed afiey noon Wednesday Funeral Thuraday, MeY 2. a¢ 1'p.m.. from Church of God. 1204 Elder C. T. Benjamin umflullnx ment in’ Rosemont Cemetery. LA ROWE. FRANK. . On Saturday. Aprn . 1940, at_his residence, Hillside. FRANK LA ROWE hutoand of ine Iate uneral from Chambers' funeral home, 11 s.e. on Thursday. May 2. at [ brothers. other rela- lmer- 30 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Washington National Cemetery. Ap EFEYRE, GEORGE R On Sunday. 1940." at ’Corai Gahies 8BORGE R TEFEVREC hetaved Tusband. o Hazel M. Lefevre (nee Sanford) and father of Jessie A Lefeyre Remalns resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave ne. Washington. D C Notice' of funeral later. MACEREN. LAZARO. On Tvesday. April 30. 1940 at’ Washington. D. C. LAZARO | MACEREN. beloved husband of Jeannette | morial Park Cemetery. BROWN. ALBERTA. On Monday. Arril Toun ALBERTA BROWN. heloved wits Eugene F. Brown. devoted mother of Clifton R Brown. daughier of Percy and | Sarah Whittington. sister of Mrs, Carter. Le Rov. Garner. Henry. Randail and Alice Whittington resting at W. Ernest Jarvis church. 1432 Wednesday. Max Mayv 2: thereafter to lie in siate at th Contee A. M. E_ Zion Church. Division ave. $pd Garl'st. n'e, until 12 noon Thursday, ay die Juitus, Remains funeral May 2. at Owensville: Md . Rev: Interment church cem- Funmu Thursdar. rom Chew's Chapel Duffey ofciating etery. BROWN, CERZINSKIA. On Tuesday. Apnil 30.° 1940, CERZINSKIA BROWN. Bamains resting at Prazier's funeral home. ave Notice of funeral later aceren of H04 Rth si. n.e. Remains rest. ing at Gasch's funeral home. 46 Marsland ave.. Hvattsville. Md Services at_the ahove funeral home on Friday. May 3. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited, Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ) MARSHALL. Tuesday. April 30. 1940. BERT MARSHALL of 'l"h ave. nw. beioved son of N fhe late Rev. L. L Marshail. ine are six brothers. relatives and friends. Funeral services at the residence of his mother. 1108 Orange rd. Culpener. Va, Fridar. May 3. at ° Friends invited Arrangements by McGuire. = MOORE, MARY E. On Tuesday. 1940 Providence Hospital MARY F. MOORE. sister-in-law of Mrs_ Anna A. | | Moore and’ cousin of Father Richard Mc- | be held from her late resic on Mav | WILLIAM LAMRERT. o and Also surviv- a sister and other Acri) BURNSIDE. W. EBEN. on April 30 0. his home._ Silver City. N. Mex BURNSIDE betoved husband. of Viola P. Burnside | Tnterment May 1 at Silver City; N. Mex. | COLBERT. FLORENCE. Debarted this life on Mondar. A 940. at Pitts. | bureh Ba FLORENCE COLBERT. beloved wife of Willlam F. Colbert Funeral Thursdar. Mav 2. at 2 pm from W_C. Arnold's funeral home Alex andria. Va. TInterment Douglas Cemetery Alexandria. V CROMELIN. ANTOINETTE. Suddenly May 1. 1040, at Hacken- | ANTOINETTE CROMELIN. be- loved wife of the late Paul H. Cromelin. Notice of funerpl hereafter. DARCEY. MARY E. On Mondav. April 29 1040, at the home of her son. Willism R. Darcer. at Shioman. Va. MARY DARCEY. brloved wife of the Ia‘e Georse Nathaniel Darcey and mother. of Fdv " William R. Joseph B_and P Sarah R. Smith and Hn = at Birch's funeral home. v where a briel service will d on Thy ay . at 10 am: thence to Fort Mver (‘hwel where serv.ces will be held at 11 am ient Arling- ton National Cemetery 1 DAVIS, JENNIE. On 1. 1940, at_her residence. £ n.w. JENNIE DAVIS bhelcved wife of Sumes & "Davis, stepmother of Walior E and Edward Davis. sister of Mrs Dolly Lynch..Mrs. Nannie Swann and Mr. Ber- nard Murphy. rvices at the Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin_si. nw.. on Fridav. Mav 3. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited Interment Bethel Cemeter Alexand-ia. a oo JETERICK, ELIZABETH. On Tuesdav. pril 20, 1040 at Garfie'd Hospital EPIABETH DIETERICK of 1410 Renson et nw. wife of the lare Fred G, Diete Services at the Hines Co 2001 14th n.w. on Thursday, 2."at 3:30 pm_Interment. private, in Congressional Cemetery. LES OTIS. On Monday. CHARLES OTIS DOTEN Garland ave. Takoma Park. Md. Deloved nusband of Hannah J . Doten father of James B. Doten and brother of Mrs. Carrie Orr of _Detroit, Mich Services at the 8 H. Hines Co, funeral 2901 14th st. n.w. on Thursday. 0 190 o, ™ Taterment Ceant A comerers 1 DOTEN. CHARLES 0. A munication of Takoma Lodee, No. 20. F. A._A M. is_called | 15 pm. Thursdas, May 1940. for the purpose of attend- ing the funeral of our late brother. CHARLES O DOTEN. DAVID C. PENICKS. Wednesday, May st 1940, special com- | faster. On Tursday. Reed Hospital ERISMAN. HARRY M. Anril 30, 1510, al Walier HARRY M. ERISMA! Mary A, Frisman Erisman of St rebure. Fla: n Erisman of Reading. Herbert W. Erisman and Alice M. Anderson Funer~i from the Chambers home. 11th st. <o on Thursday, May Services at Fori 'Myer Chave 'at Relatives and_friends invited Arlington National Cemetery. (Reading and Lancaster. Fa.. papers please copy.) FITZGERALD. GEORGE T ril 50, 1940. GEORGE T. FITz- son of Mary A. Couniahan Fitz- gerald and the late Grorgze T. Fitzeerald. | brother of Mary A. O'Leary. Margaret F. Warren. Katherine A.. Stephen J. and Lois M. _Fitzzerald Funeral from the W. W Deal fiuneral home. 4812 Georgia ave 2 Tiday. May at R:36 am: thence to St. Mat- thew's Church be said at funeral Oon Tues- where mass will am for the renoce of his soui. and friends invited FRERE, MARGARET C. On Tue Aoril_30. 1940. a1 Emeigency Hospiial, MARGARET C. FRERE. beloved wife nf James H. Frere and daudhier of Mr R V. M. J. Pestan of Hu | of ‘MFs. “Belan 'A. ‘Srohn of Fort Wavae. Ind Remai i n i Thurséas” Ma ves and frirnds invited nwond Cemetery . WOODSON eternal rest 'Mondnv Tesidence. GORDO! Maud Gordo.y niece. Mrs. Rachel V ‘ihree nerhews and nther relat'vas and friends Remains res neral home of | John h d_and Eve sts. Wedrosday. Mav i sidence. where fu- meral servicts “il be held Thursdas. May 2. a1 1:30 pm. Rev._George Bullnck of- ficiatinz Trierment Douglas Cemetery. OTTHARDT. CLARA H. On Wednes- May 11940 at Emerzency Hospital, CLARA H. GOTTHARDT (nee Hensa). be- loved wifs of the late Willlam Gotthardt mother of Charles W and Norman H Gotthard! and sster of Mrs. Martha H Lohse, Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th s° and Mass. ave. n.e. otice of (nneral later. GREEN. HYMA On Tuesdav. 1010. HYMAN GREEN. beloved. father Mrs Ethel Brown. Mrs, Minnie Rudden, Sy Bl and 801 Green Funeral services at ihe Bernard Dan. zansky & Son funeral home. 3301 14th st n.w. on Thursdey. May 2. af In: termant Adas Israel Cemetery. GRIER, ALEATHA. On Wednesdav. May 1, 1940.7at her residence §t. nw. ALEATHA GRIER. Racdie Leet “Hemains resting at o Allen & Morrow " Funeral Home. Inc. v st 20. Vo i Notice of funeral later HOWARD, ALLEN BOWIE day. 0. 1940. at Annnwlls Md., LEd " BOWIE 'HOWARD. ton of Allen owie Howard. sr.. and Anne Spence How- ard of Mulberry Hills, Anne Arundel County, Md. "He also is survived by his '16"" Rose Alexander Howard: two leces; Margaret Howerd Thompson and sanhle Howard Thompson of Washington. C.. and two nerhews, John Spence How- lffl of Baltimore, Md. and James Hodges Howard of South Orange. N. J Funeral services Thursday. Mav 2. at 3 p.m. at Davidsonville, HUBBELL. HARRY n on April 30, 1940. at_his residence, st. sw.. HARRY H. HUBBEI Tues- | Tuesday. 1206 6th . BW. He is sur- vived by four sons and one daughter. uneral services at the "Chambers fu- 1home. 317 11th st se. on Thursday, t11:30 a.m. thjlnu and friends Ill Interment, Loudoun Park Ceme- Baltimore. 1 mvmd ter: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERA! DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. ___ Lincoln 5200. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither successor to_nor connected t]h s W R Spears Sstaglishment. St. N. Natienal 2802 FUNERAL DISIGNI‘ Is lmllnlg Plo" NAT lflzfl ven Erenines — Co. 14th & Eye | GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Pieces 1212 ¥ 8t N.W. Natienal 4276, | residence. |.ANN W | Mrs Harry %0, Til | | B | neral _chanel 1 Olivet Cemetery. | 1910, | beloved mother | Ross and Mrs April | Hieh Seautem mass ‘at ST, | am. Relatives and friends _invited. Interment Mount Olivet | Cemetery. MOORE, MARY F. District_of Columbia, No. 12, Catholic | Dauchters of America’ are reauested to as- scmble at Mrs. MARY E.MOORE'S late | 41 2nd_st ne. Wednesday. at z.30 pm. for recitation and to attend the mass on at 9 am. at St. Aloysius o JOSEPHINE H. WALSH, Grand Rezent MORRISON, ANN W May 1. 1940, at 2821 d MORRISON. beloved wite of Joh | H. Morrison. _mother of H Arhton. John | L. Wendell Phillips and Reginald Allison Marrison. tice of funeral later by W. Ernest Jarvis MYERS, DELLA R. On Mondav. April | 20.71940, ot her residence. 55 New York | ave. nw. DELLA R._MYERS. the heloved | wife of B s and mother of Members of Court Arrangements ers funeral home. n.w. on Thursday. May 2 1400 Chapin st at Interment Cedar Hill (‘tmflul*ry pm NORRIS, HELEN T. On Tuesdayv. April | 1940, HELEN T. NORRIS of 1439 T | nw devoted cousin of the Misses | Genevieve and Inez Burke. Oswald Burke | :\hS Beatrice B. Sousa and Mrs. Lillian Clarke Rémains resting at the Me- | funeral home. 1820 Oth st. n.w., noon Thursday | requiem mass will be sung at St | AuR ne’s Catholic Church Friday. May | at 10 am. Interment at Mount Olivet Ceniler E ORGEL, 30, st Guire afte AUGUST F. April °a 1040 AUGUST husband of Audrev Orbin O.. Elton H . On Monday. F. ORGEL, beloved | P’ Orsel. father of | and Avzust F_Oreel Sorvices at Chambers' funeral hom 11th st se. on Friday. May Relatives and friends invited Arlington National Cemetery. PATTEN. JORN J. On Monday. April 1640, JOHN J. "PATTEN. beloved son James ‘M. sand the late Hannah H. tfen (nee Leahy) Funeral from the Timoths Hanlon fu- st_ne. on Friday. | May 3. at e, S Riugion mass ai Holv Comforter Church at 9 a.m. Rela- | tives and friends invited. Interment Moynt | 2| at 2'p Interment (FAYNE, ALOYSIUS M. oOn Wednescay, | B. Moore, Dr. William Gerry Mor- | gan, Randolph Ogilby, | He was on duty | the War Department in 1919-20, | 51U. of Md., Nahonal u. 1. 1040 Toved ‘hiband o Markarer of Melvin A ALOYSIUS M_PAYNE. be- M Payne and and Margarer M. "r\‘rM 2t the Chambers funeral home, st Notice cf time later . DR. PAUL. On Wednesday. at his_residence. PAUL PEARSON. eloven hucband of “Lillian Cuzie Pearson - services Jater. PS. CHARLES. On Tuescav 1930. at_his residence, 43 smnnl CHARLES PHILLIPS ~age 1<, beloved husband of Lena Phillin Taiher of Mrs Nannie Stoddard and grand- father of Elaine Stoidard Remains resting at ‘ine Lee funeral | home. 1th si_ and Mass_ave. n.e services will be held on Thuriday. M5 TRDm | Relatives and friends Mmyited. Inecrment Glenwood. Cemeiers. 1 PHILLIPS, CHARLES. 1a Favelte Lodse. Wil hold a special com- on Thursday. May 2. | 2t 1:15 p.m. a' the Ma- \mn ¢ Temole. for the purpose of {gpductins the Masonic burial ~.r\\ o our_ late brother. BN MARVIN E_ FOWLER. Worshipful Master. I'RHP GERTRUDE VIRGINIA. On | M 1940, at_her residence, | e e G ER TRUDE VIR | PRICE, beloted wits of Ciifford £ | and_mother of James Ralph F. and Paul E. Price and ) ices at May 3. at and friends invited. Hill Cemetrry RICE. MAY. On Tuesdav, April 30. | Takoma Park. Md. MAY RICE. of Mrs.'F. Cullins Services and interment in Chaftanooga. Tenn. Arrangements by Takoma funerai home’ ROSS, OTTO HORAC eternal rest Sunday. April 28, 1940. at his residence. 1118 30th st. ne. OTT( HORACE ROSS. beloved husband of Rosa Ross, loving brother of Samuel and Presley Sarah Barron of Evanston, | Til. "~ Other refatives and friends also_sur- vive "Remains resting at the funeral home of John . Rhines & Co.. 3rd and Eye sts. s w. Funeral services Thursday. May 2. at @ pm. at John's~ Community. Church. ha € s Rev Paol Meore af Interment Lincoln ~Memorial Ts. the’ above residen m Relatives “Interment Cedar Entered into h ficiatine. Cemetery. SLATER, EDNA MAY. Op Sunday. April 1940, at Lake Worth. Fla., EDNA MAY "SLATER. beloved sister of Julia Slater of 3303 22nd_st. ne. Funeral services at the Chambers River- dale, funeral home on Thursday. Ma om. Interment Rock Creek c-me- RTRUDE BELL. On Sun- 1940, at her residence. ne. GE BELL mother " of ~Gertrude _Spears, daughter of Ernest and Louise Bell, sister of Louise Marlow. Margaret and Jose- phine Beil, vister-in-law of Vernon Mar- low. She also leaves one aunt. Emma Green: three uncles, William. Washington and Owen Bell: other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e., until 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 1 lherunu ot Der Iate residence, hur. from " Sones' Methodist Church:* Benhing: | 4 STACKHOUSE, WILLIAM T, On Tues- day, April 1940, ‘at _Freedmen's Hos- pital. WILLIAM T. STACKHOUSE. beloved husband of Mrs. Sallie Stackhouse and fa- ther ‘of Paul Siackhouse of 953 25th st. He also is suryived by two uncles, Robert_and Edward Stackhouse: a cousin Mrs, Winne Green of New York City, and a host of other relatives and friends.’ Re- mains resting at the Allen & Morrow Fu- neral Home. Inc 26 V st. D.W. Notice of funeral later STANLEY, DR. ARTHUR CAMP. On Tuesday. April 30. 1940. at _his residence. 2370 Mass. ave. n.w.. DF. ARTHUR CAMP STANLEY. Funeral services will be held at Epivhany Church Thursday. May 2. at 10 a In- (private) at. Arlingion Nmnml 5 ER. MAITHA v IGIVIA On Wednesday. May 1. 1940. at her resi- gence, & Horth mnl-nd EhigAtington. MARTHA INIA 'NEBURNER, beloved wita of ihe late samoel G- Stone- burner and mother of St Wirs. Matthe Hogan. e Mrs. Blanche Davis and M Blackburn. Testix at the, Ires funerdl Wiison bivd.. Arlini va., where xunn-l ‘services wili be, el rrm-m May 3, at 2 pm. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. 2 THOMAS, FRANK. Departed_this life Monday. April 29. 1940. FRANK THOMAS, son of the late Susie E, Bowie, father of Anna Mae Thoma: rother of Mrs. Blanche Williams and cousin of Mrs. Louise Becks. erai Home. nc.. w. Relatives and friends invited | Interment Wood- lawn Cemetery. 1 | Frank Waldrop of the Times-Herald Virsinia: Bieioe | I THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1940, Dr. Stanley Funeral =~ Set for Tomorrow At Epiphany Church Dr. Phillips to Officiate; Private Interment Will Be in Arlington Funeral services for Dr. Arthur Camp Stanley, who died at his home, 2370 Massachusetts avenue, yes- terday after a brist in- ness, will be held at Epiphany Church tomorrow at 10 am. with the Rev. Dr. Ze Barney Phillips, rector, officiating. Interment, which will be private, will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Dr. Stanley was an officer of the Medical Corps of the Navy untll he resigned to enter private practice. Dr. Stanley's death, in his 58th year, was deeply regretted by his many friends. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice Willard Boyd Stanley, and four children, ‘John Boyd Stanley, Arthur Camp Stanley, jr; Caleb Willard Stanley and Katherine Willard Stanley, and by two sisters, Mrs. Edward Breck and Mrs. * Stanley Huntington, and a brother, Dr. William S. Stanley of Milwaukee, The honorary pall bearers will be Dr. Paul Bartsch, Dr. W. Sinclair Bowen, Dr, Alan J. Chenery, Dr. Charles B. Crawford, Dr. William Thornwall Davis, William Detrick of Baltimore, Gen. D. B. Devore, Dr. Lewis C. Ecker, Dr. Henry Elliott, Dr. Louis S. Greene, Dr. Charles L. Hal- ley, Robert Scott Hume, Dr. Le Roy Hyde, R. M. Kauffmann, G. Gould Lincoln, Dr. Lee McCarthy, Dr. E. A. Merritt, Powell Minnigerode, Dr. A. Dr. D. P. Penhallow, Ord Preston, Dr. Maurice A. Selinger, Dr. Lloyd P. Shippen. Dr. H. E. Simons, Dr. Barr Snively of Waynesboro, Pa.; Col. David S. Stanley, Isaac Walke of Norfolk, Va.; Capt. Chester Wells, U. S. N,, and Lewis Wood. Col. Eckels Rites To Be Held Today Funeral services for Col. Charles B. Eckels, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. A, retired, who died Sunday | in Miami, Fla, were to be held at 2 pm. today in Fort Myer Chapel Burial with full military honors will be in Arlington National Ceme- tery. A native of Harrisburg, Pa., Col. Eckels served in the Army from 1916 until 1922. During the World War he was assistant to the chiel‘ quartermaster of the American Ex- | peditionary Forces, being awarded | the Distinguished Service Medal. in Washington at | | and again in 1921-22. | His widow, Mrs. Isabelle I. Eckels, sprvives. To Debate Isolation National University and the Uni- versity of Maryland will debate the question of isolation at 10 o'clock tonight over Radio Station WOL. Clyde Gartley and Harry Gaber- man of National U. will have the negative and Frank Davis and Jack Cherry will represent Maryland in| the affirmative. Judges will be| Constantine Brown of The Star, and Bromley Smith of the News. Braths | WILSON. BEATRICE V. On Tuesday. Apri 3o, 1040, at Providence. Hosmm‘ TRICE V. WILSON. the beloved wife O Chatiie Wilaua eo doenie 1 Jesse E and Janie Barrett Funeral from her late residen: Nichols ave. se. on Fridav. May 1640 °a'm” thence to Esther. Memorial Chirch, where services will be held at 11 am. Relatives and friends imvited. In- terment Prospect Hill Cemetersy Bervices by the Chambers Southeast funeral home. 3 In Memoriam BURRELL, EVA. ol o4y, mma EVA L Fents aeo. todas. HER CHILDRE Sacred to the memory | mother ‘and grandmother. who passed away thirteen May AND URANDCH!LDREN BURDINE. MARY ELIZABETH LYTLE. | 4/°uine remembrance ‘of our dear vm, er. MARY ELIZABETH LYTLE BURDINE “hfl lP!( us three years ago to- das, Mav 1 God needed mmnw anzel To worship before His throne. He looked down from heaven And called our wife and morher home. It ever a love existed. If ever a sweet flower grew: 1t ever a soul'filled its mistion on earth, Dear mother. it was vou. A mother who gave us the best of her life. Whocherished our secrets. -our sorrows an Who taight us to love, who tausht us to} ©Oh, ;!flenrl mother. in heaven. God hleu; u_today. HER Em-:&o'mn HUSBAND AND CHJL- ('AllTl'l REV. ROY A. In loving mem- areolmy devoted husband. Rev, ROY CARTER. who pashed away three years | aRo today, May 1. When_twilight hour draws near And sunset flames the sky. I think of you. dear husband, And the happy days zone by. Thoughts of vou come drifting back, Within my dreams to sta To know that vou are remm When_twilizht ends the day. YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. BEATRICE CAR- m(‘;‘Ahl:'rFR. REV. ROY A In Joving e embrance of our dear father. Rev. ROY A CARTER. who passed away suddenly three vears ago today. May 93’ You are not forzotten, dear fathe: Nor will you ever As long as life and memorl!u last, will_reme; HIS DEVOTED CHILDRENSAND AUNT. * DORSEY, MAMII: Nll.so-n In lovin remembrance of our mother and t in-iaw. MAMIE (NE i BORSEF"vh, (eparted this life sixieen years ago today, v 1. What llnntrq yalue I resien, s cnough At Thou | behold Thy m‘m ul face HER_ Lovmcw N. RATMOT wbge" T rt_mine; SON. RAYMO! B MOTHER IN-LAW, LENA meTRGUSON, cm\l'l'.lsh. T. embra; o CHARLES T FERGUSON. who' 1> {hree years ago. May b Un THE F. In loving re- MIGGS, BETTY. Sacred. o the maem of our dear mother. BETTY H "‘"' entered “the ereat bevond Mav 1 1930, When, sinks the soul. subdued by toll to Its closing eves look up to Thee in ray s, em:h beneath Thy wings r !ut l'eeler "Ill to wake and find Thee guw%m AND DAD’GBTKE HOLTZCLAW, ' CLAYTON. A tribute ol IOVP ‘:\fl devotion to the 0 U lllfl nnulth!r W. CL. m todn Mu 1. 1930, You will iive forcver in our hearts. MIDDLETON, ¥LLA & gt memory of my gear Tt mma'ix.u% MIDDLETON, By | e S e B repose | Max Shafer, 30, a Scott County (Mo.) Charles Phillips, 73, Dies; Retired Businessman Charles Phillips, 73, chairman of the Board of Directors and former president of the George F. Muth Co., Inc, artists’ supplies, died suddenly yesterday at his home, 43 Seaton place N.W. Death was attributed to & cerebral hemorrhage. Mr. Phillips was president of the company at the time of his retire- ment last September 1. Since then he had served as chalrman of the Board of Directors. A native of Martinsburg, W. Va., he came to Washington and began working with the Muth firm 51 years ago. He was a member of La Fayette Lodge of Masons and was a Knight Templar. For more than 40 years he had been a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lena Phillips; a daughter, - Mrs. Nannie Stoddard of Washington, and one grandchild. Funeral services will be' held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Lee funeral home, Fourth street and Massa- chusetts avenue N.E, with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. 14 Dead as Storms Hif Areas in South And Middle West Tornado Kills Six in Arkansas; Cloudburst In East Texas By the Associated Press. Tornadic winds ripping across sections of Southern Illinois, South- east Missouri and Arkansas and a cloudburst in East Texas killed at least 14 persons, injured many and caused thousands of dollars dam- age last night. Six were killed and eight injured, one critically, near Benton, Ark., as a tornado cut a 75-foot swath through a sparsely settled rural section. At least three were killed and an unestimated number were injured as tornadoes bounced over South- eastern Missouri and Southern Illi- nois. Seventeen persons from both States were taken to a Cairo, Ill, hospital. Six were hurt at Marion, nm 0 Wind Demolishes Home. | J. E. McNeese, 70, of Richland, I Tex.. his wife and son, Cecil, 30, were killed when wind demolished their home. The 18-months-old daughter of Mrs. Ted Cook of Frankston, Tex., was torn from her mother’s arms by a flood and drowned. A | cloudburst washed the Cook !amuv‘ and others from beneath a culvert, where they had taken refuge. i Mrs. Ruby Hawks was killed when a building collapsed during a heavy windstorm at Grand River, Ky. Heavy rain .and hail ncoompamefl‘ swirling winds in the mid-South, causing damage to crops. Wuer swept into stores at Thomasville, Ala A wind storm uprooted trees and unroofed several buildings at Owensboro, Ky. Those dead in the Tull community near Benton, were Ben Hicks, 50; Mrs. Ben Hicks, 48; Edward Hicks, 20. their son; Elijah F. Hicks, 63, brother of Ben Hicks; Miss Elsie Hicks, 28. daughter of Elijah Hicks; and Mrs. Sophie Miller, 27. Crops Damaged. In Southeastern Missouri, Lewis Campbell, 66, was killed on a farm north of Sikeston. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Pettes of Bertrand, lost his life in the storm. farmer was killed while milking a| cow. Hail damaged the ripening straw- berry crop in the Ozarks of North- west Arkansas. and trees in the apple and peach orchard region around Rogers were uprooted by wind. Every Family Can of the occasion. entitled. Funeral 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. elrl liv Ml{ E !, } la JARVIS e the memogy of ou g ‘memory r ther. :XANDER who Ym;g":f&'iu life nine years ago today, May HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER, ister, Susie E. s‘{'m:"u'“' niece. g e aug ompson: two uncles and .th!l rel- Stives an Trien Notics of hmml later. Services by Btewart’s funeral home. LUCILE. SMILER, JAMES H. A loving tril ua 1638, beloved husband and father, WL BRI - F. M. Simmons Dies; Was North Carolina Senator 30 Years Prohibjtionist, 86, Had Farmed Since Retirement in 1930 By the Associated Press. NEW BERN, N. C, May 1—A small. energetic man who helped find ways of financing the United States during the World War, only to suffer bankruptcy and ill health in his last years, will be buried here today. He was Purnifold McLendel Sim- mons, who represented North Car- olina in the Senate from 1800 to 1830. He was the ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee and co- author of the Simmons-Underwood Tariff Act. Mr. Simmons, 86, died yesterday. He had been in retirement since 1930, when Josiah W. Bailey de- feated him in the senaterial race. Two years before, Mr. Simmons, a prohibitionist, resigned from the National Democratic Executive Committee after opposing Alfred E. Smith, presidential nominee, who advocated repeal of the 18th amend- ment. After leaving politics, Mr. Sim- mons went to his ancestral home and devoted his time to farming. He refrained from political activity, but did take occasion to comment that he never regretted 'is attitude toward Mr. Smith. From 1930 to; 1938, he often told friends. were the happiest years of his life. Then his second wife died. After that he lived with a daughter, Mrs. Wade Meadows, here. Gatti-Casazza’s Wife, Rosina Galli, Dies By the Associated Press. MILAN, Italy, May 1—Rosina Galli, wife of Giuglio Gatti-Casazza, for many years director of the New York Metropolitan Opera, died yes- terday after an attack of pneumonia. 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