Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1942, Page 14

Births o REED. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Donald Reed of Bethesda on Efi:‘d morning, January 4 1042, at the Washing Jon Ssnftarium, The young man Is named LEONARD DONALD D and weighs unds 5 ounces. His mother was formerly ead of the violin department of Washins- on Missionary College. @urd of Thanks GREEN. EMMA. _The family of the late PuMA GREEN wishes o thank the Rey. . T. Hughes, Rev. G. H. Monroe, Rev. J. H. Holloman, Rev. Lavalla and the ushers of Mount Jezreel Baptist Church. the qurses’ unit and neighbors of Montelio ave d other orgapisaions for their expres- ions of sympathy in our bereav 5 BBAND, WILLIAM GREEN. SR.: BONS. AR O. FISHER WILLIAM EDG AND GREEN, JR. Unuveiling MENDELSON, HYMAN. In the loving memory of their late husband and father. | HYMAN 'MENDELSON. a stone will be unveiled Suhday. Januery 11. 1042, at 2730 pm. in the Tifareth Israel Congre- gational Cemetery. 10* Breaths ELIZABETH EMMA. = On | Thursday, January K. 1942. at the home of her daughter.” Mrs. Alice M. _Stokley. Aspen, Md.. ELIZABETH EMMA ASHETON beloved mother of Mrs. Alice M. Stokley and Mrs. Edith Hills and grandmother of Donald P.. Rabbitt and Arthur G. Asheton. Mrs. Ashéton rests at the Warner E. Pum- Dhrey funeral home, 84:i4 Georgia ave. | Services_at Grace Episcopal Church. | Woodside. Md.. on Sunday, January 11. at 2 pm. Interment church cemeters, il BLOOM, GEORGE WASHINGTON. Sud- denly. on’ Tuesday. January 6, 1042 at Beltsville. Md. GEORGE WASHINGTON BLOOM. beloved husband of the late Eliza- beth Bloom Remains resting at Gasch’s funeral home, | 2749 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md Where services will be held on Saturda January 10, at .m. Interment S John's Cemetery, Beltsville, Md. BURGESS, ARTHUR THORNTON. On Tuesday. January 6 1942 ARTHUR ‘THORNTON BURGESS of 43( ird place | nee. devoted husband of Annie B. Burgess and uncle of Mrs. Hattie Lewis ana John &inton Wood. Also” surviving are other relatives and many friends. Friends may call at his late residence after 4 p.m Friday Funeral services at Third Baptist Church. Bth and Q sts. nw. op Saturday. Jan: uary 10, at 2 p.m., Rev. Bullock officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, Ar- | rangements by McGuire. CASH, HENRY. On Thursday. January | 1942, HENRY CASH. brother of William | Cash and Annie C. Turley. ungle of | Anna Dale Sykes. He also leaves other Telatives and {riends. Mr. Cash is restng at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. | Notice of funeral later. | CUMMINGS. MINNA M. On Thursday. | January K. 1942, at Alexandria Hospital, | MINNA M. CUMMINGS. beloved wite of | Rev. George M. Cummings. Remains rest- ing at the T. Frank Murray funeral home. 791 11th Funeral se ASHETON. 8. H Garden Memorial | Presbyterian . Minn. ave. se. on Saturday. January 10, at 4 pm. ' Rela- | tives and friends invil Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. | DEAVERS. ARTHUR. On Thursday, | January K. 1942 at his residence, 1112 H | &. ne., ARTHUR DEAVERS. the beloved son of 'Mary F. Deayers and brother of | Ellen J. Warden and Sarah R. Daliman Services at Chambers' funeral home. 51 11th st. se, on Saturday, January 10. at | 11 am. Relatives and friends invited. interment Consressional Cemetery. | DYE, WILLIAM H. Suddenly. on Thurs- | day. January & 1942, at his residence. | 1831 Belmont rd. n.w. WILLIAM H. DYE. | beloved husband ‘of the late Elizabeth E. | Dye and father of Mrs. Cynthia D, Brawner | and William A Dye. | Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral | home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Saturday. January 10, at_3 pm. ~ Relatives and iriends Invited. Interment Columbia Gar- | ens. DYE, WILLIAM H. A special communi- | cation of National Lodge. No. | 12, F. A. A M. is called for Saturday, January 10, 1942, at 2 pm. for the purpose of conduciing Masonic burial serv- | ices for our late brother, WIL- | LIAM H. DYE | LINNAEUS P. SAVAGE, Master. | OMAR E. HARTMAN, Secretary. FARRELL, KATHERINE V. Op Thu @ay. January X, 1942, at Sibley Memo fiotpital KATHERINE V. FARRELL ( COuehiin) beloved wife of the late William J Farrell of 1006 K st. ne. mother of James, William, Margaret Bartlett. John. Helen. Edward and Bernard Farrell Puneral from the above residence on | Saturday. January 10. *:30 am High Tequiem mass at Holy Name Churth at § &m. Interment Mount Relatives and friends invited FRAZIER, CATHERINE. On Thursday. | January 8, 1942, at her residence, 1001 | Maryland ave. ne, CATHERINE FRA-| ZIER. wife of the late James T. Prazier, | mother _of Mary E. Slagle. May F. Bopp. - James T.. jr. John G. Easterbrook and | Benjamin' Frazier. | Friends may call at the Lee 1“1’!):'!1‘ home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e. where services will be held on Saturdaf, Jan- | uary 10, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ' Interment Glenwood Cemetery. | GOLDMAN, ALICE. Departed this life | Thursday, Januery X 1942, at Preedmen's | Hospital, ALICE GOLDMAN, devoted zister of Harrison Goldman. aunt of Fenton : Goldman. ROlh!r relatives and {éltn&sfl:}i&] i emajns resting at_the EVe sts. s.w | Notice of funeral later, GREEN, GEORGE V. On Wednesday, | ‘ January 7, 1942 at Casualty Hospital. | GEORGE V. GREEN of 4l H st. n.w Deloved husband of Efie C. Green and father of Mrs. Hetty G. Lawrence, Mrs. Elsie G, Foster. Miss Marjorie C. Green. George H, Green. Mrs. Violet G. McLearen. | Mrs. Gertrude G. Gerrard and Miss 1vy E. Green Puneral services at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2401 14th st n.w. on Sat urday, January 10. at 2 pm. Intermen Rock Creek Cemetery. 9 HARDY, GEORGE. Suddenly. on Sat- wrday. January 3. 1942, GEORGE HARDY of 408 Florida ave. n.w. devoled son of Willle’ and Mattie Hardy of Woodland. N.C. He also leaves to mourn their loss | an uncle, John Mitchell: one cousin. An- and a host of other relatives | nie Roilins. and friends. Rema; home. 42 Testing at Campbell's funeral Tih s, "s.w. until Saturday. Sehuary 10. at 8 am: thence to Wood- land, N. C. for interment HARRINGTON, REV. FATHER GEORGE B. On Wednesday, January 3, 1947 at St. Siephen's rectory. 2436 Pennsslvania ave. | n.w. Rev. Father GEORGE B. HARRING- | {on, brother of Mrs. A H. McCormick, Dr. | ¥ E. Harrington and Mrs. N. H. Hall | Priends are invited to cali at’ the aboy address from 4 p.m. Wednesday, January UL S p.m. Thursday. January 8. There: | Biter at 8L Stephen's Church.. 25th st.and Pennsalvania ave. nw. where pontificial Tequiem mass will be offered on Saturday. T iary “10° Bt 10:30 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ) HARRISON, N ANNIE. _On Tues- day, January 6. 1942, ELLEN ANNIE $TARRISON of 6005 Sylvan ave., Fairmont Ticights, Md. She leaves four daughters. Clementine Gross. Martha Banister. France Hiarrison and Anna Haskins; five sons. | William, _James, ~Joseph, Andrew Domonic Harrison: two sisters. one brotaer | ahd other relatives and friends Remains resting at her late residence | until Saturday, January 10. at R:30 am. Hhence - to the - Church of "Incarnation, Sheriff_road and Browning ‘place ne. Where high mass will be offered at § am Jor the repose of her soul. ~Relatives and | Itlends invited. Interment Mount Olivet | Cemetery. Arrangements by Henry 8. Washington & Sons. ek OHN L. Suddenly. on Wednes- | @ IOBN L RIS centence, | 943 ;51":f nw, JOHN L. HILL. beloved | Fusband of Eva I Hill and father of B | Teroy and George W. Hill, brother o Manme ‘DeMoll, Ida Snyder’ and George | S~ Remains resting at the George & _Wise tuneral home. 2000 M_st. n.w Requiem mass will be said at St Aloysius | Church on Saturday, January 10, 'at 9 am Relatives and friends invited. | HUNKINS, GLADYS. On Wednesday, | January 7. 1943, at her residence. 3t 5e. GLADYS HUNKINS, belove & Clira £ Hunkins and Daniel Hunkins | of Will Rogers Field. Okla Services at Chambers funeral home, 517 S on Baturday. January 10. at and (riends invited. 'In- n National Cemetery. 9 | JACKIE H. 14 JACKSON. TThursday. January . dence. Lillian Jackson He is also sur- A by several brothers and sisters and s | host of other relatives and friends - mains resting at the Campbell me. 4 St SW. B e of funcral arrangements later. WILLIAM. _Departed this Aife Thursday, January 8. 1042, WILLIAM OHNSON of 4; D st. se. the loving rother of Mrs. Mabel Saunders, Miss Helen B Cand. Arthur Johnson. Other rela- ives and friends also survive. Remains yesting at the funeral home of John T. Rhnines & Co.. 3rd and Eve sts. s.W. . JOSIE, ELIZABETH. Suddenly, on Thurs- sday, January N, 1942 at her late residence, 607 10th st. n.e. ELIZABETH JOSIE. be- | Joved daughter of Mrs. G. Burks. devoted mother of the late William and Lillie Mae Josie, Many other relatives and friends also survive Remains res Dome. 423 4th arrangements later. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. V. L. SPEARE CO o successor_to_not eonnected with e ay W R, Speate estabisnment. N-w' lnm-i"-um FUNERAL DESIGNS. T MANNING'S FERar '§827 Conn. Ave. E iGUDE BROS. C0. o112 ¥ 8. _N.W Natiena) €376, SHAFFER FLOWER SHOP, Penns. Ave. SE. tindin 8. “GEO. C. SHAFFER. Inc. Pl NA. lfi, 3 -~ mfi A & Lo - 1.5 funeral ng at_the Campbell funeral s.w. Notice of funeral | E._ Adamson | life’ Tuesday.”January ¢ | niece of Mrs. Rebecca Carpenter of Phils. | delohia, Pa. Olivet Cemetery. | d | NORRIS. beloved wife of ‘John.T. | bindeds | sisters. five naeces, six nephews and a god- | home. | ace | 4th st.’n.e., 'MARGARET M. PHELPS. be- | terment Union Cemetery, | n.w.. “bel Braths | LILLIE MAE, Suddenly, on Thursday. January 8, 1942, at her resic dence. 607 10th” st. n. M. JOSIE. beloved daugliter of the late El beth Josie and a sister to the Iate William Josie. granddaughter of Mrs. G. Burks. Many other relatives and friends also sur- vive. Remains resting at the Campbell funeral 4th st. 5. JOSIE, Funeral arrange- JOSIE, WILLIAM. Suddenly, on Thurs- day. January R..1942_at his residence. 607 10th st. n.e. WILLIAM JOSIE. beloved son of the Iate Elizabeth Josie, devoted brother of the late Lillle Mae Josie and grandson of Mrs. G. Burl Many other relatives and friends also survive. Remains restin; the Campbell funeral home, 423 4th Funeral arran ry 8. 2, le) lospital. . AUSTIN KING. beloved husband of Annie C. King and brother of William F.. Morris 8. and John M. King. Funeral from his late residence, 4 Oantes st. n.e, on Saturday, January 10, 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by Chambers, KG. brother, ERNEST AUSTIN KING. on Saturday, January 10, 1942, at 12 noon. CULBERTSON W. ROSS. Master. Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN, Secty. KIRK, MARGARET ANNE. On Thurs- day, January 8. 1042, at her residence, 4003 Quarles st. n.e. Kenilworth, D. C.. MARGARET ANNE KIRK. wife of the late iv‘lrrix‘es W. Kirk and mother of Robert E. Funeral services at Chambers’ Riverdale funeral home on Saturday, January 10, at 2:30 pm. Interment Methodist Church Cemetery, Lanham. Md. 9 KREUTER, = WILLL HENRY. On Wednesday. 'January 7. 1943, WILLIAM HENRY KREUTER. the beloved husband of Nellie Kreuter and brother of Mrs, Edwar: Mrs. Herbert R. King an Mrs. John O'Connor. Funeral seryices at the Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.._on Saturday, January 10. at 3 pm. 'Relatives and friends_invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. [ KRIETZ, WILLIAM E. On Thursday. January X, 1942 WILLIAM E. KRIETZ Mr. Krietz is resiing at Stewart's funeral | home, 30 H st. n.e Notice of funeral later. LENNAN, REV. THOMAS J. On Friday, 2. at Walter Reed General J_ LENNAN. lieu- | el . U 8. A. brother of Mrs. Margaret Kilduff of 'Midland, Md. and Miss Mary A. Lennan of Elkins. W. Va. Remains will rest at St Thomas the | Avostle rectory. 2710 27th st. n.w.. after | 5 pm. Saturday, January 10. Notice of funeral later. LOVING, FRANK V. On_ Wednesday. January 7. 1942. FRANK V. LOVING. be. loved father of Edward F. and David Le@| Loving, son of Lottie W. Loving. brother of Bennie, Calvin and Mary Loving and Carrie Bryant. Remains resting at Cham- Bers' funeral home, 517 11th e until Saturday. January 10.'at 10:30 a.m. v the Liitle Church of Fort 1] a.m__Relatives and friends invited.’ Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. § MITCHELL, FANNIE. Departed this 1942, at 218 D FANNIE “MITCHELL, devoted of Mrs. Annie Mitchell of Pitts- a.; sisier of Clyde. Allen, James of " Pittsburgh, Pa.: ERNEST AUSTIN. A special gommunication” of \Hope Lodge, No. 20. F. A. A. M.. is hereby calied for the purpose of attend- ing the_ funeral of our late Bl SW. daughte) burgh, and Betty' Mitchell She also leaves other rela tives and many friends to mourn her de- parture. Funeral Saturday, January 10. at 1:30 p.m.. from the John T. Rhines & Co. fu-, neral home. ird and I sts. sw. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. MOORE, THELMA. On Tuesday. Jan- uary 6. 1942 at Freedmen's Hospital. THELMA MOORE. She leaves a mother. father, one sister. four brothers. one randfather. one aunt, two uncles and a ost of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Wm. T. and Ruth B. Tol- bert’s funeral home, 1308 6th st. n.w. Funeral Saturday, January 10, Pilgrim Baptist Church, at 1 p.m. ment in Orange, Va. MURPHY. DON. On Friday. January 9, | 1942, at Sibley Hospital. DON MURPHY, formerly of 4612 Sargent rd. n.e. Notice of funeral hereafter. NAU, MARIE W. On Thursday. Jan- uary &, 1942, MARIE W. NAU, daughter of Mae H.'Nau and the late George F. | Nau and sister of Fred Nau, Myrtle Coates | and Gebrgia Dawson. funera from Inter- parents’ residence. er Spring, Md.. on at 2 pm. Relatives ed. " Interment Port from her S| Lincoln Cemetery. NORRIS, EMMA ‘ADELE. Suddenly. on | Thursday. "Jauuary . 1942 at her resi- lence, 2017 Knox pl. se., loving mother of Reuben T. V.. Roscoe T. and Vera T. Normis. siepbrother of Andrew, Charles, Arthur and Mrs. Effie Corbin. Sn is alsc gurvived by other relatives ane s. ns‘resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. | | O’BRIEN, THOMAS. On Thursday, Jan- | at his residence. 1337 New: . THOMAS O BRIEN, ~bel husband of Mary O'Brien Funeral from the above residence Sat- urday. January 10. at 7:30 a.m. High requiem mass at St. Anthony's Church at & am = Interment Calvary Cemetery. Brookiyn. N Y. O'BRIEN, THOMAS. Members of Book- 16cal Union’ No~ 4 are’notifled of the death of THOMAS O'BRIEN. Union services will be held Friday. January 9. 1942 at & pm., at his late residence, 1337 Newton st. nie. PATRICK, BETTY. onH’rhurs-}u. Jan- uary & 1941, at Gallinger Hospital, BETTY PATRICK. She leaves to mourn a foster daughter. Beatrice Patrick: a brother, taree child, aiso other relatives and friends Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral 1300 South Capitol st. Pune Monday, January 12 1 pm. from the M Moriah Baptist Church, :id and L sts. 3. Rev. J Randolph ' officiating. ~ Inter~ ment Payne Cemetery. _ PATTERSON, LOLETTA D, Ertered | into eternal rest on Thursday. January 8. | 1947, at Preedmen's Hospital "LOLETTA | D. PATTERSON. devoted wife of Julian | §. Patterson, loving mother of Delores. | Mildred and Julian_Patterson. daughter | of Henry and Mary E. Banks. She also i | survived by two brothers, Henry and Hor- | Banks, other relatives and many | friends. ~Remains resting at_the funeral | home ef John T. Rhines & Co. 3rd and Eve sts. sw. | Notice of funeral later. | PERKINS, COLEMAN M. On Thuraday. January 8. 1932, COLEMAN M. PERKINS beloved husband of Cora L. Perkins and father of W. Marshall Perkins Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral home, 4812 Georgia ave. n.w. Saturday, January 10, at 10 am. Reiatives and friends are ‘invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 9 PERKINS. C. M. Richard J. Harden Camp, U 8. W. V.. ‘announces the death of Comrade C. M PERKINS. Funeral services at Deal's undertaking parlor, 4812 Georgia ave. n. Saturday. January 10, 1947, at 9:45 am! | interment Ariingion Cemeters. ! BERKLEY INGE. Commander. ORRIN BAILEY. Adjutant. PHELPS, MARGARET M. On Fridav, January 9, 1942, at her residence. 1006 loved wife Of the late Thomas Pheips. ' Re- mains resting at Timothy Hanlon's funeral home. 641 H st. ne. Notice of funeral later. 11 PRICE. EMMA F. On Friday, January 0. 1942, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. G.'F, Cross, 1359 Emerson st. n.e.. EMMA F PRICE beloved sister of Mrs. G. F. Cross, Mrs. Daniel Clewell. Mrs. Joseoh Hutton and Mr. Ernest Price. 3 Priends may call at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e., where services will be held on Monday, January 12. at 11 am. Relatives and_ friends invited. In- Alexandria, V. RAGSDALE. DORIS. Departed this life | Tuesday, January 6. 1942, at her resi- | dence. 1015 Minn. aye. n.e..'DORIS RAGS- DALE. the beloved daushter of Carrie and William Ragsdale. She aiso is four sisters, five brothers, six uncles and’ other relatives and friends. Remains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. 2th and V sts. n.w. Funeral Saturday. January 10, at 1 pm. from Glenn Dale Baptist Church. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. * RICHMOND. JAMES A. On Wedne 1942, at Doctors’ Hospital, ICHMOND of 2037 Park road ed husband of Flora M. Rich- mond_and father of Stoushton Richmond and Edith Richmond Battaglia and brother of Catherine M. Beyersdorfer of Los An- geles. Calif. Services at the above residence on Sat- urday, January 10. at am.: thence to_the Shrine of the Sacred Hearl Church. 16th st. and Park road n will be offered at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet | Cemetery. (Los Angeles, Calif., papers | please copy.) . | RICHMOND. JAMES A. The members of the Washington Council. No, 4, K. of C., are advised of the death on Wednesday, Jan- Uy 7. 1942, of Brother JAMES A. RICHMOND of 2037 Park road n.w. and are requested to attend the funeral services at the Sacred Heart Church on Saturday. 10, at 9 am. The members will te residence Priday, Jan- .m., for recitation of prayers eceased. JOSEPH M. McKENNA, G. K. . WILKINSON, F. 8. ene Hall and Rebecca Green: sif ter of Ella Coghill. ~She also is_survi by many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home, N. J. ave. and R st. n.W.. where_services will be held Saturday, Jan- usry 10, at 10 a.m. . -n."’.fl“'?’ ROGER E. . Suldenly, on ursday. January & 2. _at his Tesi- dence, 607 10th st. n.e.. ROGER E. ROB- ERTS. beloved son of Mrs. Lililan Jackson Roberts. He is also survived by man® “ther Jatives and friend T*'Remains resting at the Campbcll funeral home. 433 4th st. 8.w. Notice of funeral arrangements later. 108 RO H Eyon: Ted*To Seuia ne: loved son of Paul_and Ruth fyon” snd brother of Garrelt Ryon of 4500 Watkina ave.. Bethesda. M i< P runera) Romes :gh" A re. e Eorie, o ot bervinie e Md, Noiice 'y | voted husband o it TEE EVENING A. P. Correspondent Dies SYRACUSS, N. Y., Jan. 9 (P)— Alfred Maa: 35, Assoclated Press correspondert here and well known in upstate New York newspaper circles, died today after an illness of several mcnths. Beaths SAGRARIO, AENRIETTA. On Thursday, January 8, 1942, at_ Doctors’ Hospital. HENRIETTA "ftAGRARIO of 2701 Conn. ave. n.w.. belov:d wife of Achilies Sagrario, mother of Patiicla_and Francis McNey. Bervices at ne . H. Hines Co, funeral home, 2001 14 st. n.w.. on Monday. Jan- uary at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemeter; 11 STULL, HAKRIETT E. On Thursday, January 8 194 t the Washington Sani- tarium ‘and Hotpital. HARRIETT E. STULL. beloved ‘sister )f Mrs. Margaret £ Clark of White Oak, Md., and Miss Lula A. Stuff of Washington, D. C. Miss Stull re.ts at the Warner E. Pumph- Tey funeral hcme. 8434 Ga. ave. Bilver Spring. Md. wiere services will be held on Friday, Januar- 9, at 8 p.m. Interment Muncy, Pa. THOMAS, MARY A. January 7, 19.2, at her residence, 1517 North Carolita ave. ne., MARY A THOMAS, belced mother of 'Leon ard Mary Thomas. Miss Annabell Wingo. Mrs, Margaret Jone. and Mrs. Alma Ford of Woodbury, 'N. . . great-grandchil{ and many other relatives and friends -” Remains rest- ing at the Cimpbell funeral home, 423 4 St. S.W. Notice of fureral later. THOMPSON. HARRY. On Thursday. January 8. 18- at Emergency Hospital. Harry Thomps:a, beloved husband of Dela ng at Chambers funeral 1400 Crapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. TROMETEE. CARL. JR. On Thursday. January 8, 1642, at’ his residence. 1423 Girard "st.” n.e CARL TROMETRE. Jr. beloved son of Carl and the late Helen 8. Trometre and irother of Eloise Trometre. Services will be held at Chambers' fu- neral home, 57 11th st. se., on Satur- day, January 0. at 3:30 p.m. ~Relatives and friends incited. ~Interment Hill Cemetery. TWYMAN, JONNIE 8. On Wednesday. January 7. '19i2. JUNNIE S. TWYMAN, beloved husbar.i of Rosa Twyman, devoted brother of Ma tha. Lottie and Benjamin Twyman, Mary Goodall and Bell Weaver: nephew ‘of Mr. Mamie Buckner. ~ Other relatives and friends also survive him Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral Suncay. January i1, at 2 pm., from the Antioh Baptist Church. Madison, Va. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment churck cemetery. 10 WILLIAMS, MARY E. On_Thursday, January K, i$42. MARY E. WILLIAMS, mother of Clar.nce P. Williams_and ‘aunt of Dr. Geraldae Arneti and Ethel and Helen ‘Mobray. Priends may call at the McGuire funer:l_home, 1820 9th st. n.w.. after 1:30 p.m Friday, January 9. Requiem mas will be celebrated at St Au %, Canglic Church on Saturday; am. GEORGE. , 1912 n st.n On_Wednesday, Prospect Interment Mount On Wednes at his residence. 1727 SEORGE WILSGN. de. Nannie Wilson Friends may zall the Malvan & Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. :.h;re"(une 1 ,e"rvms will be held Satur- anvary G4 . Rev. 4. Beckeit omciarag, = 1 0 R3S In Memoriam BAKER. LU'ENIA. In sad emory ol my dea daex'éu'u' e who' departe Jears aso todar, anarry Tsed ghis life v We don't pr.tend to understand Just why hese griefs must be Weonly knce that He knows best. o : g TR, oM day we shail tee. BAKER WICHTMAN. BRISCOE. PHILIP. A tribute of love glolélem%rny g! C é loved one. PHILIP BRIS- . who pa W e e away a year ago today, O Lord. kee reen his grave that i beneath the wice ‘and starry skies. . WIFE, MARY JRISCOE. AND CHILDREN, JULIA, PHIL'P, JR.. EMILY BRISCOE. llo%d‘"((n:’}h‘ bl;jothtn:.‘ I'I;Ad who under- until the n e rest in peace BROTHER. FRANCIS : 5 SOPHIE BRCWN. © DroCOF ST MINOR, MAMY. In loving remembrance r mo her and grandmother, Mrs. MARY MINOR v h Sears ago toda:. Janaary b 185e T Like ivy on a withered oak When all «cher _things decay. Our love for wer will still kegp green ner ‘LOVING” Sl ARER DCH GRANI 1L~ DREN AND GREAT-GRANDSON. ]uv‘\)ncorNevnEeléx; JEIEHIIAH, In sad but BT SO ST e > 8 ago_today, January 9, l&:‘.u THE PAMILY. * 'IERCE, WILLIAM W. In 10} our Beloveg, bisbung “tnd Tater ! yea¥ ago teday, January 9. 1941, ) °°F He is gone, but not forgotten, And as d.wns another year, In_our lonel: hours of shinking ‘Thoughts £ him are always near. Days of sadiess will come o'er us. Friends msy think the wound is healed, Bu‘;"hml”i IllleLgHOI'hlh; SOTTOW HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER S SMITHSON. "¥DIA A. In loving mem- A. SMITHSON. who departed this life four years ago toda;, January 9, 1938, In_our lonel hours his i THE PAMILY. INYDER, ALSERT FRANKLIN. - ory of my dea: son, ALB!'RT%%‘;‘%]‘:IHN SNYDER. who ‘eparted this life ten years ago today, Jan ary ¥, 1932, Januar Olivet te | Ten years have sassed. but. ob. what sorrow 1 have known ith each tomorro The nights are long. the days so drear. But your memc:y lingers with each pase- ing year. MOTHER. * STONE, ELUABETH. In lovin ory of our wif and mother. ELIZABETH TONE. who ced five years ago today, | January 9. 192 . Just ‘a iine «f sweet remembrance, Just & meilory, fond and true: Just a toker of 'love’s devotion That our h.arts still long for. you. JOSEPH F. STYNE AND DAUGHTERS. * TOLER, ROBERT P. In loving memory of my dear huwand. ROBERT P. TOLER. who left me ors year ago today, January Gone, ,ut not forgotten. W(FE, GRACE TOLER. * THOMAS, MARY ISABELLE WILEY, AND WILEY, JOHN T. In memory of MARY ISABELLE WILEY THOMAS, who depart- ed this life six years ago today, January 9, 1936, _Also ny devoted brother. JOHN T. WILEY. of (he 9th Cavalry, parted this life July 11. 1940. Fast have thse sad years flown Since they left my side; Dearer has treir memory grown. A love ths will always abide. Through eve: trial on life's way, Until we met—that happy day LOVING SISTEt, ANNIE WILEY POWELL. WEBB, CARUE V. In memory of my beloved mother CARRIE V. WEBB. who departed this li e nineteen years ago today, January 9. 193. A face that i ever befors me. A voice thit I cannot’forget; A smile. that will last forever, In memory I see her yet. LOVING DAUG I TER, ROSA J. TAYLOR. * WEBB, CARKIE V. In loving memory of our dear aurt, CARRIE V. WEBB. who departed this 1fe nineteen years ago to- day, January § 1923. There are sore who still will linger At the spo where you are laid. Who will com: and bring you flowers On the gra e that death has made. DEVOTED NIICES. BLANCHE WILSON AND MAMIE HAWKINS. = who de- STAR, e DIES OF INJURIES—Cairore- ports the death of Sidney Muhart, formerly of Lorain, Ohio, as the result of a four- minute flight in a blazing plane on the North African front last November. His Hurricane was hit by a can- non shot in the gas tank as he fought two Messerschmitts, but he managed to land it at ‘Tobruk, 20 miles away. —A. P. Wirephoto. |Worry Over MacArthur |Speeds Classmate’s Death By the Assaciated Press. MANHASSET, N. Y, Jan. 9—Col. Harold C. Fiske, 61, retired Army officer and former chairman of the Chattanooga (Tenn.) Electric Power Board, died yesterday after a heart attack reportedly caused by his con- cern over the position of Gen. Doug- las MacArthur in the Philippines. Col. Fiske was graduated third in scholarship in the West Point class | of 1903, in which Gen. MacArthur took top honors. His widow and daughter said a heart ailment which led to his rettirement from active service in 1930 had been aggravated | from day to day by news of his | classmate’s reverses in the Pacific. During the World War Col. Fiske commanded the 107th Engineers -AUGHTER, MRS. DAISY | mem- | Regiment of the 32d Division and | received the Legion of Honor award, | the Croix de Guerre, the Victory | Medal and the Order of the Purple Heart. Tom Linden Dyer Dies; Former Capifal Resident ‘Tom Linden Dyer, 61, of Selma, Ala., who died New Year Day, was buried there following services last Saturday, it was leatned here to- | day. Originally from Washington, Mr. | Dyer had been with the Southern | Ratlway 35 years, and had made his home in the South for the last | three years. He worked for the -allway company here, in Chicago and in Houston, Tex. He is survived by his widow, a daughter, Miss Olive W. Dyer of Washington; a son, Tom L. Dyer, jr.. a junior at the Alabama Poly- technic Institute in Auburn, and two sisters, Misses Sarah A. and Helen R. Dyer, both of Washington. His wife and son will move to Washington soon. Mrs. Minna M. Cummings, 'Wife of Minister, Dies { Mrs. Minna M. Cummings, 69, wife | of the Rev. George M. Cummings, | died yesterday at the Alexandria Hospital, following an illness of sev- eral weeks. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Garden Memo- rial Presbyterian Church, where her husband was pastor for 24 years. He retired in 1930. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Cummings was born in Lou- den, Towa, the daughter of Albert and Martha Whitnell, descendants of early Iowa settlers. She was edu- cated at the Mount Carroll Semi- nary.-in Illinois and married Mr. Cummings in Clarence, Iowa. They came here in 1905. Mrs. Cummings was active in church, community and Red Cross | work. Mr. Cummings is secretary of the Ministerial Council of the Central Union Mission, stated clerk of the Synod of Baltimore and pro- fessor of New Testament Greek in the Columbia College of Christian Education. Besides her husband she leaves & daughter, Mrs. Fowler Dugger of Birmingham, Ala.; two sons, Albert B. Cummings of Des Moines, Iowa, and Harold G. Cummings of Wash- ington, and four grandchildren. where mass | | Time stays outside the gafes... And beau;i ual care {eet scape archil ness of Cadar Drive out Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. Cemetery rates, open until sumdown. NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHZReCEMETERY Ao pesr” s 2ot (Cedar Hill dwells within. Perpet- gardener and land- rotect the loveli- 1. You'll enjoy & quiet hour spent in the cloistered peace ard beauty of this sacred garden. Prices for sites begin as low as $50. Terms arranged gladly. to "WASHINGTON, D. C, Mrs. McCook Dies af 84; Civil War Officer's Widow Mrs. Hattle Beatty McCook, 84, widow of George Anson McCook, Civil War general and member of Congress from New York, died | Wednesday at her home, 2029 Con- necticut avenue N.W. Funeral services will be held at Gawler’s funeral home in the presence of the family and s few friends today. Born in Steubenville, Ohio, Mr: SATURDAY—More ‘Sensational Values FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1942. McCook spent 16 years here in her early married life while her hus- band was representing the 8th New York district in the Forty-fifth to the Forty-seventh Congresses and while he served as secretary of the Senate from 1884 to 1893. She then lived in New York until her husband’s death in 1918, when she returned to Washington. Mrs. McCook was educated in FEurope, where her father handled many law cases. She was the last of the Civil War generation of the Ohio McCook family to survive. She JANUARY is survived here by s daughter, Mrs. Katharine McCook Knox, and & son, George Anson McCook of California. Mexico to Use Peat Large scale exploitation of peat has been arranged by the Mexican Ministry of National Economy, it is reported in Mexico City. It is planned to relieve the shortage of wood and charcoal by using peat in most of the key communities of the country. Store hours: 9 A.M. to 6 PM. « Open evenings-by appointment Phone National 8748 Lt. Iversen, U. S. N.,V Dies in Brooklyn The death of Lt. Rasmus Iversen, retired, in the United States Naval Hospital at Brooklyn, N. Y., Wednes- day, was announced yesterday at the Navy Department. He was a native of Denmark and retired 1n 1928 after 30 years' service, which in- cluded the Spanish-American and World Wars. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sigrid Iversen of JULIUS Zz HOYNAS ... Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co.'s greatest January c|eamnce.. A big opportunity to save tre- mendously on Lanstyle quality furniture. 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