funeral directors () THE EVENING SUN. Wednesday. January 2. 1952 43 WANTS Ways Of Growing Holly By FLORA ra7 As I Buy CAIL Rt.TVVSS I 4 TOP PRICES psid lor niodern or inMoiwi turniture. bedrooms, living roomf knehen furniture.
bsby-grnd ou'cs re- 1. iterators, tatie-too gas ranees. Ofentl and domestic ruts, oil oaintiiias. brir-tM brae, artioue china, curies, hioue orni nicius. vwt fiii a-lass.
old gold and silJt mare modern and sntioue jewelry, lint-ns and room decorations, diamonds and old coins Ette and stock o( r. tins. Plumbers' suuplies, tools and fittings CALL BUVESS LA 49 U'03 NORTH AVE. NIGHTS AgLNDAYS. 1 CALL ME FIRST BARNES SAATOGA 46M Calls answared in 30 minutes Too piirea paid lor Bedroom.
Dining Room. Livina -1 Room. Kitchen Furniture. Tabie-Top Oa Ranges, Rel rise rt tors. Antiques.
Oriental and Domest Rugs. Bric-a-Brae. Curios. Oil Painting. Washing Machines.
Oilice Eompmcni. Sliver and Gold. Antiou and Modern Jewelry and a- ironds. Glassware. Soinel and Babr Grand Pianos.
Radios. Sewmt Machines Piscue Ornaments. Vases and Cut Giasa. No lo too larse or too small S44 NORTH HOW ARD ST 1 I Nlfhts and Sundays Call FO 484 lt VE. 9310 VE.
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11720 Sun r' COOK, hoii.veworkerVrfeiences."wi!ihes fil days, 16 and carfare LA. 3453. GIRL desires housework. Mon Kri LADY desires position as companion toe elderly or semi-invalid. Bix SU18637 Sun.
WOMAN Col Wants das workGL ''V'O COOKING. HOUSE WORK DesfTed laundry. POISES Eun. -r HELP WANTID HOUSEHOLD (161 too late to.la.sstfvnnear.on COOK Ut-flf work. I ive in Other heln wk.
Call Pikes 711 between 8 30 and noon or 5 to 10 COOK to live in. No in Roland Pk. Local rtl.v Box SQ4049 Sun. COOK 1ST FLOOR MAID IS for 5-da COOK iKhite middle-aied woman, for sn-Ml' rettirn Call Hn'rithnn, DOMESTIC WORKER in" Dortor a home! Fur cleaning and helping with children. Itve in Rcf.
TU 9310 GIMI Reliable, neat, expeiienced wtthr voung chilitien. Capable ot taking of hou.se with modern conveniences No Jronin days, i nighu. References, GIRL OR WOMAN General Lovely home. Pleasant working condl-J Hons. Highest salary plus bonus.
Call Mohaw 69S9 or Saratoga 21M. i. GIRL (Colored i For general hou.ework. -i (3) REA. On January 1, 1952.
WILLIAM beloved husband or the late Amelia Res and father of Mrs. Joseph Rock, of 730 East Preston street. Funeral from Rita Wiedefeld's Funeral Home, 900 East Biddle street. on Saturday, at 8.30 A. M.
High Mass of Requiem in St. John Church at 9 A.M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 5 RHINE. On December 30, 1951.
at Philadelphia, LUTHER beloved husband of Rose May Rhine. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets on Thursday at 10.30 A. M.
Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2e ROACH On January 1. 1952. DAVID ELLIS. ased 22 months, infant son of David E.
and Rosanne Penne-packer Roach. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home of Dundalk, 2112 Dundalk avenue, on Friday at 10 A. M. Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery. 4 ROLEK.
On December 31. 1951, MICHAEL, beloved husband of Mary M. Roiek inee Austin), devoted father of Hedwig Rolek, Theresa Rolek. John Rolek. Mrs.
Hmkel, Mrs. Mattox and Mrs. Lvnch. Services at his home. S945 Brooklyn avenue, on Friday at 8.30 A.
M. Requiem Mass at St. Rose of Lima Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
4e RUTKOWSKI. Suddenly on December 30. 1951, ROSALIE (nee Sidor), beloved wife of John Rutkowskl. Funeral from her late residence, 124 South Reeester street, on Thursday morning at 8.15. Requiem High Mass at Holv Rosarv Church at 8 a.m.
in terment Holy Rosary Cemetery. 3 Rt'ZICKA On January 1. 1952, WIL- IIAM E. RUZICKA, beloved husband of Margaret Ruzlcka (nee Knell i Funeral from his home, 1512 North Kenwood avenue, of which due notice will be given. SCHAFER.
On January 2, J.952, MARY C. (nee Heise), age 93 years, beloved wife of the late Henry C. Schafer. 5e Funeral services are to be held at Sander Sons. North avenue and Broadway, on Saturday at 1 P.
M. In terment in Loudon Park cemetery. SCHALL. Suddenly, on December 30 1951, AUGUSTA E. (nee Lawrence) beloved wife of the late Richard S.
Funeral from her late residence. 244 South Clinton street, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 3 SCHMIDT.
On December 30. 1951. JO SEPH SCHMIDT. beloved hus band of Katherine (nee Muth) and father of Peter J. Funeral from Charles L.
Stevens Funeral Home (Chas. F. Dill. Sue.) 1501 East Fort avenue, on Thursday at 8.30 A. M.
Requiem Mass at Our Ladv of Good Counsel Church at A. M. Interment In Holy Cross Ceme' terv. 3e On January 1. 1952.
MARY A. (MARIAN) (nee Starkey). of 543 North Luzerne avenue, beloved wile of the late George J. Schedel and dear mother of Mrs. Reglna Peregoy Messrs.
George and Francis Schedel and erandmother of Messrs. George and Jack Healy. Funeral from the Schlmunek Fu neral Home. 2601-03-05 East Madison street, on Saturday at 8.15 AM Requiem High Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church at 9 A.M.
Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 5 SC'HNELL. On December 31. 1951, for merly of 1808 Ashburton street. JOHN.
beloved husband of the late Johanna Schnell and father of Mrs. Elsie Funk Mrs. Amelia Crane. Mrs. Doris Ever son.
Mrs. Rose Konstant. Miss Bertha. William and John Schnell. Funeral services will be held at Geprge Leimbach's Funeral Home, 525 Ndrth Lyndhurst street at the end of the 3800 block Edmondson avenue, on Thursdav morning at 11 clock, in terment "in Western Cemetery.
3e SEILER. On January 1. 1952. CORA L. (nee Staubitz).
or 5343 wasena ave nue. Brooklyn, beloved wife of Chris tip.n L. Seiler. Services at the McCully Funeral Home. 3914 South Hanover street Brooklyn, on Friday at 2 P.
M. Interment In Glen Haven Cemetery. 4e SENTZ. Killed in action in Korea on May 25. 1951.
SEJiGT. 1 DONALD beloved son of the late Stanley and Esther M. Sentz, of 2203 Guilford avenue. 2e Funeral from the Howard Blight Home, 6009 Harford road. Due notice SHANK.
Suddenly, on January 1, 1952, IDA BLANCHE, daughter of the late Rufus and Alice Shank and niece of the late Ida E. Carlmg. Funeral services at her home, 3045 St. Paul street, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Lpu- don Park Cemetery.
3e SHENTON. On January 1. 1952. at his home. 5900 Amlston road.
Bethesda. BYRON beloved husband cf the late Margaret Ridgely Shenton. Services and interment private Please omit flowers. 3e SHOWS. On January 1.
1952. WILLA aged 48 years, beloved wile 01 Ernest H. Shows. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home, 2004 Orleans street, on Thursday, at 2 P. M.
Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 3e SHUE. On January 1, 1952, GRAN VILLE beloved husband of Cora- belle Shue (nee Patterson), of Green Pasture drive. Towson. Services at the Burns Funeral Home.
610 York road, Towson. on Sat urday at, 11 A.M. Interment in Provi dence Methodist cemetery. a SMITH. On January 1, 1952.
CLIFFORD WALTER. aged 2 years, of 1601 Patapsco avenue, beloved son of Clifford and Mary Hall Smith. Funeral services will be held at 4109 Cleve court. Brooklyn, on Friday at 2 P.M. Interment In Glen Haven Memorial Park.
4e SPARENBERG. On December 30, 1951. JOSEPH of 322 South Parrish street, beloved husband of the late Lydia M. Sparenberg (nee German). Funeral will be held at the Walters Funeral Home, Pratt and Strieker streets, on Wednesday, January 2, 1952.
at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Martin's Church at 9 A. M.
Interment In Western Cemetery. 2e SPENCER. Suddenly, on December 31. 1951, FRANCES of 3501 St. Paul street, beloved wife of Authur Spencer and beloved sister of Mrs.
Katherine Frederick. Services at the McCully Funeral Home. 130 East Fort avenue, on Wednesdav at 10 A. M. Interment in Ceder Hill Cemetery.
2e STANDIFORD. On January 1. 1952, WALTER beloved son of Edwin F. and Marv Sanders Standiford, of White Hall. Md.
Funeral services at the Kurtz Funeral Home, Jarrettsvllle. Harford County, Thursday, January 3. at 2 P. M. Interment In Bethel Cemetery, Madonna.
Md. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 P. M. Wednesday. 3e DEATHS f3) STANDIFORD.
The officers and mem-irters of Industrial Radio Lodge No 1561. I A announce with deep regret the passing of our beloved member, Walter Standiford CARL SCHCLZE, 3 Recording Secretary. STORMS On December 31, 1951. ANNA MARGARET inee Heintzmani. be loved wile of Frank Storms.
(Washington ID. papers piease copy funeral frcm her late resicence. Keyser road. Stevenson. Thursday at 2 PM.
Interment in Carrolls Chapel cemetery. 3 SWAM. On December 30. 1951. IOVA A (nee Walker), of Manchester, Md, beloved wife of John H.
Swam. 2e Funeral from the Tipton Funeral Home, Hampstead. Md. on Thursdav at 2 P.M Services at Shiloh Method ist Church, at 2.30, Interment in Church Cemetery. TAYLOR.
Suddenly, on December 31 1951. at his heme. 2846 Huntingdon avenue, JOHN beloved husband of Ethel C. (nee Boyer). 3e Funeral services will be held at William J.
Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursdav at 2 P. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. TA) LOR.
Cresmont Social Club an nounces with regret the death oi a member, JOHN TAYLOR. PIERRE BELZ, 3e President. TAYLOR. On December 30, 1951. in Lancaster, FRANCES (nee Hubert), beloved wife of Norman F.
Taylor. Services the Leonard 3. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road at Echodale avenue, on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. 3e TERZANO.
On December 30, 1951, CAR-MELLA (nee Perella). of 3221 Puttv Hill avenue, beloved wife of the late John Terzano and mother of Mary A Speranzella Asunta Marani. Elir'abeth Randall, Leonard J. Terzano and John J. Terzano.
3 Funeral from the home of her daughter, 2815 East Preston street, on Thursday at 8.15 A. M. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. Lens Church at 9 A. M.
Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. THIESS. On January 1. 1952. GERAL-DINE ANN.
age 3 months, beloved daughter of Harry N. and Lillian Thiess tnee Muihi. Funeral from her parents residence. 232 North Port street, on Friday at 11 A. M.
4 THOMAS. On December 31, 1951. ESSIE TERESA (nee Trott). Of 3404 Cliftmont avenue, beloved wife of the late Jackson W. Thomas.
Funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Katie H. Paddy, 3404 Cliftmont avenue, on Thursday, January 3. at 2 P.M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery.
3e THOMPSON. On January" 1, 1952. CHARLES HOWARD, beloved husband of Hilda A. Thompson (nee Mauritz). of 6603 O'Donnell street.
Funeral from the Connelly Funeral Home, 3500 Bank street, on Saturday, at 10 A. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 5 TORRENCE. On December 30.
1951 WALTER of 16 East Hill street. Funeral from the John F. Denny Home. Light and Montgomery streets, on Friday a 11 A. M.
Interment in Baltimore National Cemetery. 3e UNDERWOOD. On December 31. 1951,1 HENRY beloved husband of the late Alice May underwood (nee bcott) and father of Mrs. Luther (May Belle Stuart, Claude Marvin H.
of (Han over, Pa.) and Henry W. Under wood. (Hanover (Pa.) and Washington papers please copy. Funeral from The Lamoreau Home For Funerals, 4510 Liberty Heights avenue fat Hillsdale road), on Thurs day at 2 P. M.
Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. WALKER. Suddenly, on December 31 1951. at Winter Park. JOHN formerly of 1514 Riverside avenue beloved father of Mr.
Lawrence Walker and Mrs. Guy B. Brown. 4e Services from the McCully Funeral Home, 130 East Fort avenue, on Frl day at 11 A. M.
Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. WF.EDON. On December 31. 1951. afc the home of her son.
William Eueene Wecdon, 4006 Pinkney road. MATTIE V. (nee Woodward 1. beloved wife of theJate William M. Weedon.
Funeral from the Loring Beyers Home, 5005 Park Heights avenue, on Thursday at 9.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass in St. Ambrose Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.
3 WELLS. On December 30. 1951. at the home of her nephew, Mr. Donald Bates.
506 West Thirty-third street MABEL B. (nee Cole beloved wife cf the late Charles B. Wells. Funeral services will be held at Wit liam J. Tickner Sons.
North and Pennsylvania avenues, Wednesday at 11 A. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 2e WILHELM. On December 31, 1951 ESTEY MAY (nee Hale), beloved mother of Florence Kroll, Myrl Orlow-ski, Evelyn Waire, Raymond William Wiihelra ana the late Joha M.
Wil helm. Funeral services are to be held at her home, 4908 Fait avenue, on Friday at i.30 P.M. Church services the Luther Memorial Church. 5401 Eastern avenue, at 2 P.M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery.
4e WIILLCOX. On December 30. 1951 MARY A. (nee Franklin 1. the beloved wife of the late Frederick W.
Willcox Funeral services will be, at the Wil liam Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Pres ton streets, on Wednesday at 12 noon Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery 2e WILSON. On December 28. 1951, LES TER GUY WILSON. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home, 2004 Orleans street, on Thurs day at 10.30 A.
M. Interment in oak Lawn Cemetery. WOOLSHLEGER. Suddenly, on Decern ber 30, 1951. WILLIAM, beloved husband of Annette inee Relna); also beloved father of William, of 3630 Elmora avenue, formerly of 721 South Cuney street.
Funeral from Lilly te Zeiler, Funeral Home, Eastern avenue and Wolfe street, on Thursdav, January 3. 1952. at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.
Brigld's Church at 9 A. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemeterv. 3 ZEHNTER. On January 1. 1952.
at her home. 218 North Culver street. SOPHIE (nee Thormannl. beloved wife of the late Thomas M. Zehnter and mother of Mrs.
Martha Will, of Hellertown, Mrs. Fredericka Anderson, of Annapolis. Mrs. Anna Dinsmore, Mrs. Sophie Price.
Mrs. Emma Gonzales and Mr. Thomas Zehnter, of Baltimore. 3e Services at the G. Howard Strong Funeral Home.
3207 West North avenue, at Hilton street, on Friday at 10 A.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. DEATHS HOUSEKEEPER 5-day week, one family meal Permanent lor satisfactory person. -Call TU 9321. 11 A to 1 P.M..
only. HOUSEMAID Eoerienced. Genera hounS work. Knowlecjue of cooking. Must be' neat steady.
davs Ti A- carfare. Relerenres rcuuircd. Box S044r5 Sun. LADY wanted to care for Imal and di rty, MAID iCoi who can rook. Young con rile vlth baby in modern apartment.
Call FO 6433. MAID 5 days 12 to 6.30 Sit two nights. Small ant. One child. 80.
MO. B22(i. WOMAN i col. i rchned. gcncrnl housework: A- cooking Must have Slay 3 ntehU.
Pri room A oatn Must like children. Other help einpl. wit. LI. 401 WOMAN References.
No laundry. Uiur. oay Smidav oil Plain cooking. Light housework. Fond of children.
lire in. i Private room bath. LI. 4770 WOMAN 91 monilng work. 1 Frl Genearl housework.
LI. 410H. WOMAN to work 91 P.M Tuesday, scrub- blng A' ironing. Recent relerencea re "Hived Telephone Rosjvn 1412-J. WOMAN White Wanted to care for child during the dav while mother woiLf-k 1.1 804 YOUNG GIRL (Col.
Mother's helper. SU SP plus carfare, I I. 4352 irt, EXCELLENT POSITION For experienced colored woman, to rare f3) HOFFMAN. Suadeciy, cn January 1. 1952.
ARTHUR beloved sen ci Arthur V. and Eleanor L. Hoffman, of 373 Marydell read. Funeral services wHl be held at William. J.
Tickner fc Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Friday at 2 P.M. Interment in Moxeland Memorial Park. 4 JOHNSON. Suddenly, on January 1. 19d2.
at 'ne home of her nephew, Stanley Biscoe. of 1503 Sheffield road ELANCHE BISCOT. beloved wile of the late Edgar W. Johnson, and moth er of Mrs. Stuart A.
Peters, of Lans- downe. Pa. Friends may call at the Bertram Gore Funeral Home. Charles and Twentv-tmrd streets, after 10 A. Thursday.
Services on Friday at 11 A. M. Interment In Louaon Park Cemetery. 4e KAHN. On December 30.
1951. at his heme. 416 Edsewood street. HERBERT ADRIAN, beloved husband of Ruth E. Kahn (nee Vanei.
Funeral from William J. Tickner and Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 8.15 A. Requiem Mass at St. Ignatius Church at 9 A.
M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 3 KAHN Maryland Council 370. Knights of Columbus, regrets to announce the death of Brother HERBERT A KAHN. Members are requested to assemble at the wiaiam J.
Iickner runeral Home, North and Pennsylvania ave nues, Wednesday at 8.15 P.M. for the recitation of the rosary. 2e J. CARROLL DUNNIGAN, Grand Knight. KIMBALL On December 31.
1951. ED WARD aeed 62 years, husband of Anna KimDml. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home, 2004 Orleans street. Due notice will be given. 2e K.N A PP.
On December 31. 1951, DR. HUBERT of 3123 North Calvert street, the beloved husband ot the late Margaret Raub Knapp (nee Hubert). The funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Thursday, at 3.30 P.
M. Interment in Fayetteville, N. Y. (Please omit flowers.) 3 KNOX. On December 31.
1951. at Providence. R. DR. JAMES HALL MASON KNOX.
beloved husband of the late Marion G. Bowdoin Knox, of 211 Wendover read, Bsltimorei Services at First Presbyterian Church, Madison and Park avenues, on Wednesday at 10 30 A. M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. (Kindly omit flowers.) 2e KR.AGER.
Killed in action on Septem ber 12. 1951, in the Korean area in performance of duty and service to his country, CORP. MARTIN USMC. beloved son of Mrs. Theophllia Kramer (nee Lipinskii and the late John J.
Krager, beloved brother of John M. and Joan M. Krager and beloved nephew of Rt, Rev. Msgr. Martin J.
Lipinski. pastor of St. Hed-wig's Church, Trenton. N. Mrs.
Julia Zamecki and Mrs. Helen Grau. Funeral from his late residence. 2627 Eastern avenue, on Saturday morning at 9 A. M.
Solemn Requiem High Mass at Holy Rosary Church at 10 A. M. Interment in Holy Rosary LACKNER. On December 30. 1951 AMELIA beloved aunt of Ruth Lackner and Anna L.
Gail (formerly or 331 1 Woodstock avenue). Funeral services are to be held at H. Sander Sons, North avenue and Broadway, on Wednesday at 2 P. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. 2e LAWRENCE.
On January 1. 1952. CARRIE LAWRENCE (nee Rohrbach). for merly of 1253 North Broadway, beloved wil of the late Jerman J. Lawrence Puneral services will be held at the Parlors of Harry H.
Witzke, Hollins and Gilmor streets, of which due notice win be given. 3e LAY. On December 31. 1951. MARY (nee Keith), of 3926 Foster Avenue beloved wife of the late Rudolph Lay, and mother of Mr.
Richard Dashieil. Funeral from her late residence, on January 3. at 2 P. M. Interment in Moreland Memorial Park.
3e LIBERTO. On December 30. 1951, JOSEPH, of 3312 Spaulding avenue, beloved son of the late Anthony and Concetta Liberto. 3e Funeral from Joseph Farace, Funeral Home, 2013 Greenmount avenue, on Thursday at 8.15 A. M.
Solemn High Mass at St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church at 9 A. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. LKiHTHlSER.
On January 1, 1952. CHARLES of 3119 White avenue, age 91 years, beloved husband of the late Katherine Lighthiser (nee Ehlandt). 3e Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Ftineral Home. 5305 Harford road, at Echodale.
on Thursday at 1 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. LII.L. On December 29, 1951.
JOHN of 825 Braeside avenue, formerly of 3017 Pinewood avenue, beloved husband of the late Christian Mitchell LIU (nee Wishart). 2e Services from Leonard J. Ruck's Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, at Echodale. on Wednesday at 2 P. M.
Interment in Moreland Memorial Park Cemetery. MARTIN. On January 1. 1952. WIL LIAM of 4011 Penhurst avenue, beloved son of the late Charles and Sarah Martin and brother of Mr.
Clarence W. Martin. 4 Services at the G. Howard Strong Funeral Home, 3207 West North avenue and Hilton street. Notice later.
MEREDITH. On December 31. 1951, JAMES C. of 1916 Maxwell avenue, beloved father of Messrs. James Chester Meredith, Oliver Lee Meredith.
John Edwin Meredith and Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Turner. (Queen Anne county papers please copy.l Funeral from the Ullrich" Funeral Home in Dundalk, 2112 Dundalk avenue, on Wednesday at 2.30 P.M. Interment In Meadow Ridge Memorial Park. 2e MUELLER.
On December 30, 1951, AN THONY C. (TONY), of 2717 East Jefferson street, beloved husband of the late Marie Mueller (nee Kneucker). and beloved father of Loretta Sandaal and Frederick A. Mueller. 3 Funeral from his late residence on Thursday.
January 3. at 8 30 A M. Requiem High Mass at St. Elizabeths Church at 9 A.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemeterv.
MUM.MERT, Suddenly, on December 31. 1951. WILLIAM HENRY, ill his forty-seventh year, beloved father of Dorothy, Margaret and Gloria, of 10 Wagner lane. 4e Funeral from the Connelly Funeral Home. 418 Eastern avenue.
Essex, on Friday at 2 P.M. Interment in Oak-lawn Cemetery. PARRISH. On January 1. 1952.
ELIZA BETH J. (nee Darby), beloved wile of Herman G. Parrish. 5e Funeral from her home, 3648 Elm avenue, on Saturday at 8.30 A.M. Requiem Mass at St.
Thomas Church, corner of Thirty-seventh street and Hickory avenue, at 9 A M. Interment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. PARSLEY. On January 2. 1952.
ANNIE aged 90 years, of Davton. beloved wife of the late James H. Parsley. Funeral from Easton Sons Funeral Home. Ellicott City.
Md. Due notice will be elven. 4e POI.ET1S. Killed in action In Korea. PVT.
ANGELO G-. beloved son of Peristera Poletis. of 2605 West Fair-mount avenue, and beloved brother of Viola, Rosemarie. Louis and Peter Poletis. and Mary Katsiotis.
3 Funeral from Lambros Funeral Home, 438-40 East North avenue, on Thursday at 1 30 P.M. Services at the Greek Orthodox Church, Maryland avenue and Preston street, at 2 P.M Interment in Greek Orthodox Cemetery. RAINES. On January 2. 1952.
ALICE beloved wife of John M. Raines, of 15 Stocksdale avenue, Reisterstown. Funeral at the Chapel of WuTiam Berryman Sons. Reisterstown. on Friday at 2 P.M.
Interment In Wood-Sawn Cemeterv. 4e PIRZITSKY. On January 1, 1952. IDA. neiovea wue or Abraham Purritskv.
mother of Shirley Purzitsky, Hyman Purzitskv, of Washington. Benjamin Phillips and Joseph Purzltskv. of Baltimore; Mrs. Rose Seidel and Lillian Cohen, of Washington. DC, and sister of Mrs.
Fannie Cohen, and Jacob Wollman. of Keller. Va. Services at the Jack Lewis Home, 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Wednesdav. precisely at 2 M.
Interment in Cov-ner Coneregation Cemetery. Rosedaie. In mourning at 2915 Norfolk avenue. I Please omit 2e Frieda J. Mifisr, Pres.
JOHN C. ASTr.N 6C65 2403-35 E. OitVrR ST. Kt AR Mill OH AVE. DEATHS THE MITCHELL HOME John Mitchell A Sens.
Ine 1900 EUTAW PLACE J. O. Mitchell. Jr. M.
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326 frection 4 1-4 srave lot. S.d srav Lot So. 1124. Section GnKasher capo hirmra rau 14. Parxvyie.
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MONUMENTS "Since 1855' BRONZE FLOWER VASES CLEANING REPAIR WORK-IN CEMLTERIES FREDERICK AVE OltMOR LOST AND FOUND (S Ads too late to clasnfv auoear en Pae 2. FOLND Pure bred collie. BE. 1000, Ex 135. BROOCH Lost in Tic.
of 33rd A- Green mount- ACUU2 and rninestones. iu. lauo DOG Little (ox terrier, white with brow lace, very snort iees. a yrs. old.
cnllo Dpt. Ar.s. to the name Ntltzi Lost vi Linw-ood A- Fairmount Reward. 2 Linwood Ave. BR.
3.09. DOG Doberman. male, choke chain, nan Murnriy," lost vie Osklemh and Crnm well Rns. Call Valley 2H00 after 6 P.M DOG Lost Short-haired Terrier tvoe Black small white soot on cne Long tail Answers to name SkiuoT DOG German Snepherd. black tan female Lost Sunday.
906 E. St DOG, Black Lost Young female Blue cailar with bell. Reward. PL. 07.
FOUNTAIN PEN lost at Baltimore fc Red wood, ParHer al. Maroon silver, lost between 5 5 30. Medford 3579-M ifie S.3U. KEYS Lost Eastern East Aves. Finder plea.secallBRJ.5286pr.
PE. 1213. LADY'S white sold watch and band. lo uec. jto on Old York ra at aytn.
Reward 29 York Court. Call CM. 6360. PUPPY Black A- brown. Welsh terrior 4' mos old.
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928 WATCH Gold, mesh band Lost Down town. Reward. BE, 7639. WRIST WATCH Lost with exDan sion bracelet, vicinity of the Hub Lib' cral rcwv.rd. CA 401 SPECIAL NOTICES (9) I WILL MAKE SLIP COVERS withyou! msteriiU or call with ncs.
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Fxcei. MO 1114 MALE AND FEMALE THE demand for holly branches as Christmas decoration has so Increased that in many sections of Its range this tree has been all but exterminated. Those interested in native trees and the beauty of the American landscape have protested against the destruction of holly and boycotted the use of its foliage And some states have adopted pro tective legislation. Today, most of the nation's supply of Christmas holly comes out the South. Substitutes have been offered, but holly has no satisfactory substitute.
Christmas and holly are indivisible. There are more than. 100 kinds of holly. Ilex aquifolium is the English holly. From China comes ilex cornuta.
Japan has given us ilex crenata and ilex lahjolia. From our own country we have the American holly (ilex opaca), the dahoon tilex cassinet and the ink-berry ilex glabra). There is a Malayan holly (ilex insignis) and a Paraguay (ilex paraguayensis). Brown-berried ilex dipyrena comes from the Himalayas. There are also yellow, black and white-berried hollies.
TTOLLY is propagated by seed, by cuttings, ana Dy layering, that is, bending down limbs of growing trees and covering part of the branches with earth. If seed of the English holly is planted, it must be unmolested for some time, because it seldom germinates before the second year. The seeds from ilex cassine will germinate sooner, although even these take months to show up. Ilex opaca seed, like that of English holly, is slow to germinate. For cuttings, the matured shoots IN MEMORIAM (t Booklet of 132 specimen In Memo riam tributes jentjreeiipon request BUTCHER.
DAVID C. 'Who passed way January 2. 1950. Jesus the Savior piloted thee Thru life's short span to eternity. There to behold the Lamb of God, To bask in the unlight ot his love.
Washed tn Calvary' crimson flow. Living for Jesus and ready to go. Missed by loved ones who journey on Waitins to meet on that happy dawn IN LOVING MEMORY. 2e BY WIFE AND CHILDREN. DEATHS (3) Death Notices Received Too Late for Classification Will Be Found on Page 2 ADAMS.
On January 1, 1952. ELIZA BETH wife of the late George Adams, of Trappe. Md. Services from Maurice E. Newnam Ac Son Funeral Chapel.
125 South Washington street, on Friday at 11 A. M. Interment In Spring Hill Ceme terv. Eastern. Md.
3e ARTHL'R. On December 31, 1951, in Miami. JOSEPHINE, of 3303 Hayward avenue, beloved wife of the late Frank M. Arthur. 4 Friends may rail at the Lorlng Byers Home.
5005 Park Heights avenue, after 12 noon Thursday. Requiem High Mass in St. Ambrose Church on Friday at 9 A.M. interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. BACH.
On December 31, 1951. MARGARET A. (nee Pfelfer). beloved wife of the late Aloysius J. (Louts) Bach.
Funeral from her home. 1932 East Lombard street, on Saturday at 8 30 A. M. Solemn Requiem Mass at St Michael Church at 9 A. M.
Inter ment in Holy Redeemer Cemeterv. 5 BEDWELL. On Monday. December 31. 1951.
H. GUY. of Anna F. Bedwell. ot Yarrow Brae Farm.
Sav-ate. Md. Friends may call at the Donaldson Funeral Home. Laurel. Md.
Funeral services in Fort Lincoln Chapel, on Thursday, at 3 P. followed by entombment. 2e BERRY. On December 31, 1951. FANNIE E.
(nee Watson), beloved wife of the late Robert H. Berrj and mother of Mrs. R. L. Brockman.
Mrs. T. P. Townsend. Mrs.
William J. Carr. and Mr. Robert A. Brry.
of Baltimore, and Mr. Paul E. Berry, of Norfolk. Va. INorfolk Va papers please copy.
Services at her home. 3309 Walbrook venue, on Wednesday at 8 P. M. Interment In Belle Haven, on Thursday. 2e BCSLEY.
On December 31. 1951. JENNIE (nee Albrecht). beloved wife of William Bosley. of 2914 Garnet road.
Parkville. 3 Funeral from Lilly Zeller, Funeral Home, Eastern avenue and Wolfe streets, on Thursday. January 3. at 8 15 A. M.
Requiem Hich Mass at St. Michael's Church. Wolfe 'and Lombard streets, at 9 A. M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
BUY AN'. On December 31. 1951. ESTHER K. (nee Kay.
of 3132 Har-vlew avenue, beloved wife of Walter G. Bryan. Services at Leonard Ruck's Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road, at Echodale. on Thursday at 11 A.
M. Further services at the Baldwin Methodist Episcopal Church, Elk Mills. at 1.30 P. M. Interment In Cherry Hnl Cemeterv.
3 Bl'Nl'H. On December 30. 1951. RICHARD HENRY. beloved husband of Gertrude Bunch ine Davis), of 517 South Leigh street.
Funeral from Conelly Funeral Home.1 3500 Bank street, on Wednesdav at 11 A. M. Interment, In Oak Lawn Cemetery. 2e CARROLL. On January 1.
CHARLES. husband of Anne Carroll (nee Dobbin 2e Upside. Ellicott Citv. Marvland. Requiem Mass at St.
Marv's Chapel. Douehoresan Manor, on Thursday at 11 A.M. Interment private. IPlease omit flowers. I 3 CHENOWETH.
Surldentv, on December 29. 1951. ANNIE (nee Shoemaker), of 5309 Hamlin avenue, aped 87 Tears, the beloved wife of the lata William E. Chenoweth. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion.
St. Paul and Preston streets, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Interment in Reisterstown E. Church Cemettry.
2e CHiLlS. Ou December 30. 1951. ELLA KLINEFELTER, beloved wife of the la-e William T. Childs.
Funeral from the Mitchell Home. 1900 Eutaw place, on Wednesday afternoon at 1.30. Interment tn Green-mmint Cemeterv. 2e COBLRX. On January 1.
1952. at the residence of Llovd Loates. 1 VilUee road. Pikesville. WILLIAM 88 years, beloved husband of May G.
Coburn tr.ee Pfelftert. Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home. 3631 Falls road, on Friday. January 4. at 10 A.
M. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Hampden. 4 COSTA Lieut.
Geo. B. Redwood Post. No. 193.
Veterans of Foreisn Wars, regretfully announces the parsing of COMRADE CHARLES H. COSTA, No-Tember 29, 1951. 3e Services were held at Holy Rosary Roman Church. Lawrence. Mass and interment at United States National Cemeterv.
that citv. JOHN C. CLAUSS. Commander. CURTIS.
On December 30. 1951. at her home. 7526 Carson avenue. LULA age 63 rears, beloved wife of Georze A.
Curtis and mother of Mrs. Alfred Mai. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home of Dundalk. 2112 Dundalk avenue, on Wednesday, at 1.30 P. M.
Interment Parkwood Cemetery. 2e DONOVAN. Suddenly, on December 31. 1951. STANLEY beloved sen of the late Michael and Ida I.
Donovan and brother of Miss Lillian Donovan. Mrs. Elsie Erdraan and Mrs. Ida Hobbs. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion.
St. Paul and Preston streets, on Thursday at 12 noon. Interment tn Loudon Park Cemetery. 3 DORXAN. On December 31.
1951. GRACE M. (nee Wallace), of 1671 Ar sonne drive, beloved wife of Francis J. Dornan. Funeral from the Funeral Home of C.
Vernon Lemmon. 4611 Park Heights venue, on Thursday morning. Jan uary 3. at 8.45 o'clock. Requiem High Mas In St.
Matthew's Church. Loch Raven boulevard at Wood bourne ave nue at 9 30 o'clock. Interment In Ca- thedrai Cemetery. 2 of the summer's growth are taken in September or October and placed in sandy soil. They usually produce roots by spring, and in two years have produced small bushes.
When starting cuttings it is well to break off all buds but the two upper ones. Leave only these two buds above the surface of the soil. When layering is used, the branches will usually develop roots in twelve months or less. They may then be separated from the parent tree, but it is well, if possible, to let them grow on for a season before transplanting them. Holly is transplanted in the spring.
In purchasing plants, get those which are balled and bur- lapped. LONG ago collectors noted that certain trees grow on year after year into splendid specimens but never bore fruit. These trees bloomed profusely every spring but the flowers were never fol lowed by berries. The trees are of two sorts: stami- nate-flowering ones that cannot form fruit because they contain no part from which fruit can develop: and pistillate-flowered ones which usually produce crops of red berries. The flowering habits of the two types are different.
The small greenish flowers of the staminate trees are borne in clusters of three to nine, literally covering the bases of the new twigs. Flowers of the pistillate trees, also small and green, are borne singly, or in twos and threes. i In the woodlands and fields there are about as many of one kind as of the other. DEATHS (3 DORNAN. Members of Division No.
14 Ladies' Auxiliary. Ancient Order of Hibernians, sincerely repret the death of MEMBER GHACE DORNAN Prayers will be recited on Wednesaav evenine at 8 P. M. at C. Vernon Lemmon Funeral Home.
Mass. ou Thursday morning at St. Matthews. 4oo Locn Kavrn road at 9 30 A. M.
DOLORES KILDCFF. 2e President. DRAKE. On December 31. 1951, at his home.
3404 Parkmston avenue HARRY L-, beloved husband of Anna T. Drake (nee Truitn, and father of Margaret Irultt Drake. Funeral services will be held at Wil liam J. Tlckner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 1 P.
M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. 3 DL'KE. On December 31. 1951, ELIZA BOND, daughter of the late James and Adelaide Duke.
Funeral services at St. Paul's Church, Prince Frederick. on January 2, 1952. at 3 P. M.
Interment in church cemetery. 2e E.MMART. On January 1. 1952. ES TFLLA of 2813 Berwick avenue, be loved wie of the late Thomas Emmart and beloved daughter of the late William T.
and Tacy Anne Hack- eu. of Patapsco Neck, and beloved mother of Mrs. Charlotte w. Ashley Wilbur F. Emmart and sister of Mrs Edith H.
Timberlake. 4 Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Friday at 11 A. M.
Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. EYVELL. On December 30. 1951. NELLIE G.
(nee Cullum), of 4010 Penhurst avenue, beloved wtfe of the late Charles C. Ewell. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner and Sons. North ana Pennsylvania avenues.
on Wednesday at 3 P. M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 2e FISHKR. On January 1.
1952. MAR- liAKbr MURIEL, formerly of Baltimore. beloved wife of Samuel, mother of Joan, sister of Mrs. Bess Cleary. Mrs.
Ann Ulrlch. Mrs. Helen Pranzini and Mrs. Kathertne Ostrove Reposing at Fox Funeral Home, As-can avenue, corner Metropolitan avenue. Forest Hills, N.Y.
Requiem Mass at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs R.C. Church, Queens boulevard. Forest Hills. cn Friday at 11 A.M. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn.
3e FECHTER. On December 30. 1951. HANNAH CLOTILDA (nee Nagle). of 104 South Loudon avenue, beloved wile of Edward C.
Fechter. and beloved mother of Elizabeth C. Beere and Edna Sohn. Funeral from the John A. Moran Funeral Home.
3000 East Baltimore street (corner of Potomac street), on Thursday, January 3, at 9.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Monastery at 10 A. M.
Interment in Park-wood Cemetery. 3 FUNKE. On December 29, 1951. PAULINE (PAULA I FUNKE. beloved wife of the late Henry Funke.
Funeral services will be held at the General German Aeed People's Home. 22 South Athol avenue, Irvincton, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 2e GERVFR.
On December 29. 1951. SALLIE. of 839 South Bond street, beloved wife of the late Michael C. Oerver.
Funeral from the Ambrose Funeral Home, 1328 Sulphur Spring road. Arbutus, on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3e GI.ASHOFF. On December 31.
1951. at his home. 3203 Belair road. ALLAN beloved husband of the late Jane Glashoff (nee Andrews). Funeral from the Funeral Home of John C.
Miller. 2433-35 East Oliver street, on Thursday at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 3e GRIFFIN.
Suddenly on December 29. ihsi, KAN CIS or Ninth avenue. Green Haven, beloved son of Francis P. and Andria Griffin (nee Jubb). Services from Bernard A.
and Raymond C. Fink Funeral Home. 417 Crain Highway. N.E.. Glen Burnie.
on Wednesday, January 2. 1952 at 9 A M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 2e (5ROCZYNSKI. On December 31.
1951. siANisLAWA, beloved wile of the late Walter, of 409 South Bond street. Funeral from the F. W. Ozzewski Funeral Home.
1930 Eastern avenue on Thursday, January 3. at 7.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at Holy Rosary Church at 8 A. M.
Interment in Holy Rosary Cemetery. 2e HARTMAN On December 23. 1951. WILLIAM beloved husband of Bessie Hartman (nee Gordon). 2e Funeral services will be held at his home.
1117 Inner circle. Brooklvn. and Curtis Bay, on Wednesdav, at 2 P. M. Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery.
HAZARD. Suddenly, on December 30. 1951. JAMES E. (BUDDY), beloved husband of Natalia Deicher Hazard.
Funeral from his home, 3426 Ed-mondson avenue, on Wednesdav at 8 45 A. M. Requiem Hieh Mass at St. Bernardme Church at 9.30 A. M.
In terment in New Cathedral Cemeterv. 2e On January 1. 1952 FRANK (of Notre Dnine. of Maryland), native of County Tyrone. Ireland; uncle of Mrs.
Edward Mahoney. Funeral from the Charles S. Zeiler Funeral Home. 901 South Conkiing street tat Hudson street on Thursday at 8 A. M.
Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's, Govans. at 9 A. M. Interment tn Calvary Cemetery.
Long Island City. New York. 3 HEIDERMAN. Suddenly, on December 31. 1951.
ROY GEORGE, the beloved husband of Helen V. Helderman (nee Dunn). Funeral from his late residence, 1707 North Collingtcn avenue, on Friday. January 4. at 11 AAI.
Interment In Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 4 HILL. On January 1. 1952. EDNA TAY LOR, widow of Samuel Alexander Hill.
Allahabad. India. Utica. (N.Y.) papers please copy.l 4 Funeral services win be held at William J. Tickner Sons.
North and Pennsvlvama avenues, on Friday at 11.30 A. M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. (Kindly omit-'lowers. 1 HILI Baltimore Chapter A R.
an nounces with sorrow the death of a beloved member, MRS. SAMUEL A. KILL. 3 MRS. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Regent.
MAN WII'E (Colored! Janitor to care of three small aot houses Oood lHmg ouaners. salary inriiided Bc eun SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE (17) GRADUATE Practical Nurse. Col. Exn 1 wishes dav work, care lor tick PL NURSE Pi act teal, refined, wishes ornate? case. Seml-intalid or conval.
Christian; woman. Prepare meals lor self and. Pattern. Loc. rrf.i.
TO V. SITUATIONS (Part Time) EMALI (18) SECPwETARIES TYPISTS EMERGENCY OVERFLOW TEMPORARY Experienced HtcIT Furnished Omcklv PL 3211 LOW RATES PL 3211 rYPIST 20 years' experience, desires Dart- time typing at home. JIO. fei2 YOUNG GIltL Desires baby sitting dur ing the day Experienced. Glen Burnie 139R-J.
1:1 YOUNG LADY Desires housework, oart- time. PL 5B3fi A-l STENO SERVICE Temporary Relief Work Low Rates NANCY fi BARRETT CALL MU, 1 EXPERIENCED Secretary, desires worH A v. Tt, r. i "ft Vi.u at uyiiir, 4.V i EXP. "Tempoikry HelD' at Low Rs'es Stcnos.
A PL. HELP WANTED FEMALI (191 1 Arts ton late to classify aopeur on Page 2 ACCOUNTANT lor permanent ACC'OUN'nNG CLERK TRAINEE for tib-- uianng marhlnes. Fureliept wnrkinf conditions. Apply 40B Fidelity Bldg. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Permanent poMtlon for experienced Tin.
BooKk'cping Ma- chine Operator. Electric keyboard. 5-day w-eek. Modern office in downtown shop- ping area. Call SA.
3814 lor appoint- men. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER To work with a group In Dleasant sur roundings where a personal interest Is SHOWN in every member of the organi sation. Must, be accurate and able ta handle cash. Various social benefits ere provided VE. 0'00.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST Must be experienced, opportunity tor advsnce- ment. $45: 5-daV week Call between 10 A and 4PM SA. 8750. Miss Donony or Mrs Christopher. -i ASSISTANT BOOKKEFPER And VDist.
a Experienced. Excellent surrounding. Good salary. 9-da week. Apply Calvert Clothes.
329 Baltimore 4ih fir. ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER. wanted tor small Baltimore hosmtai. to take full charge, after July 1. Ooo salary full mainlenftnce State age.
A- other ouaiiflcations ADPlr Box NMlft'l BAKERY SALESLADY 5 day wfc Off Bun- day a Iiiesuay. Hours. 9AM to Mr PM Anply In person. Frltsch Bakery, 511 York Tosson 4. BAKEF.Y SALESLADY EnperlenrecT hteady Oood working conditions Ann.
P.irk Heights Bakery. 3585 Park Helghta 'S avenue. BAKERY SUPERVISOR (NO MANUFACTURING) Wo need an alert, dependable ladv wltli.O sweet goods or related erperience i -take care of our Bakery Bales Depart--, ment Downtown location. Salary t9 per week 5'a-day week. No Sundays.
1 rDiv sta'e age. and ouallfications If complete detail BOX NO. NB1475 SUN BANK CLERK Openlnr for a vounr ladv. with advene. ment opoortunttv Mercantile I rust -uptown oRice.
Charies iz Chase BANK CLERKS 1 Several verv desirable oosi'lons for oira' 1 ladies Detween years oi age s-tiai week of 40 hour. Permanent employmerJ with annual vacation Write, giving education, egperience Of any). Bj SaiSfi'-' Sun BANK 1 rLLrJIvo PART TIME FOR YOUNG HOUSEWIVES :r.3 Would you like a bank emuon 2 dav wees ir vou nave nmo oc.ur egperien. little training is needed. If not.
we wf3 teach vou. After training, with oav jo'i will be placed on a regular schedule or on an "on call" basis. Writ giving age education, env work evoeri i ence telephone number Box 6O110 BAR MAID Applv Wil'on's R'oiaurant E. not neceasary, iwi -i- BARMAID Steady work. Bbrowski'e Ji cJej.
IssiJwmMra BARMAID Zone 2. 803 Eastern ve, 9.770 ARMAID App.y 940 Conk 'ing Wmterlirig (. Te ARMAIDS (3) Age 21-23 Expe' r.ce nnr r.ecessarr. Acotv in person at Restaurant. 3317 K.
LOtrtiiri iv ARMAHjs N0 exp needed Frank's Ber ffi COSTS SO MUCH LESS at WM. COOK WM. COOK FUNERAL MANSION serves more families in one month than the average Funeral Director serves in an entire year. NaturoIJy, Wm. Cook can provide FINER FUNERALS AT LOWER COSTS.
COMPLETE FUNERAL AS LOW AS $75 3 1 lEEAUTICIAN Wt'h following i'ericurjt Excellent oBOWWait'. JO. 9bW, AM-er WL.
