The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 12

Jonrnal-Evpry Evening, Wilmington, Drlawarr, Monday, Dfrrmbrr 22, 1958 Twelve Death Notices Births Nellie Hagarty, both of York-lyn. Requiem Mass will be offered Saturday at 10:30 a. m- in BIcscd Sacrament Catholic Church, Philadelphia. Interment following a heart attack at her home. 400 South Du Pont Road, Middleboro Manor.

A native and lifelong resident of Wilmington, she Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary R. Leighty, Wilmington, and Mrs. C. M.

Garretson, Fort Obituary Mrs. Elmer C. Pond Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie S. Pond.

70. of 408 South Aswan Dam Offer Made West German Industries Among Those in Croup To Present Plan to UAR Lauderdale, and two'' P- m- 81 ine Kourne unerai nieces and a nephew, Barbara jHome. Fifty-sixth Street and 2 Tangier Islanders Missing on Bay Trip NORFOLK. Dec. 22 OP.

The Coast Guard and Them-arhla E. Tidewater Fisheries Commision searched lower Potomac River and upper Chesapeake Bay today for two men overdue on a trip from Colonial Beach to Tangier Island. The men were Identified by 5th District Coast Guard Headquarters here as Charles Mc-Cready and Thomas Charnock, both of Tangier. They left Colonial Beach at 6:30 a. m.

Saturday in a 38-foot boat for Tangier and were due at the island by 5:30 p. m. Saturday. A Coast Guard spokesman said an all-day search yester 7 p. m.

at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street. Mrs. Profilio, a native and life-long resident of Delaware, died enroute to the Wilmington General Hospital after suffering an attack at her home, 1214 Sycamore Street. Other survivorj are three sons, Thomas, Joseph, and Stephen, and a daughter, Mary Helen; a brother, Nicholas, Wilmington, and two sisters, Mrs. Lorraine Haley, this city, and Sister Lucienne Emmanuel of the Little Sisters of the Poor, her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Pas-quale Pullion, Wilmington. Daniel Lucey Requiem mass for Daniel Lucey, who died yesterday in J. WW J-3 will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends rnay call Friday after Chester Avenue, Philadelphia.

Mrs. J. II. McMulleh Funeral services for Mrs. Octavia Graham McMullen.

wife of James Herman McMullen of 501 Springer Street, will De heW tomorrow at 11 a. m. in Harrison Street Methodist Church with the Rev. John Ed- warn jones, pastor, ornciaung. CU Jl.J C-4 .1 1 1 Governor Bacon Health after CARET In thll eltv on Dec 51.

John bubnd of Hlld Cuii-Tilnghm tun ol 141 Cherry Line. Coliini Par. Age 5 eri. RrUltvrt-fntndi, munbpri ol tionghortmri Local No, ISM end Wilmington Arie No 14. FOE.

are invilfd lo gttmd th lunprgl ervicei tl the Smith 4r Wilson Funeral Home. 2Mh Marker Btreel. on Friday mornini. Dec ,28 it II o'clock. Interment at Oracelawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call at the luneral homo on Thursday evening alt- 1 clock. I COLLINS-In thin eltf on Dee. 31. Edna daughter of Anm and the lata John Collins of 90i McCabe Avenue. Services at the Veatman Funeral Home.

Washington Street, on Monday evening. Dec 22. at I o'clock. Further services Tuesday afternoon at i oclock at The Chapel in Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson. N.

J. In lieu of flowers contributions mT be made to Faith Bibla Piesbyierlan Church. CUNANE Of Christiana. Delaware on December It, 15. Leslie Cunane.

aied 40 years. Funeral service and interment at the convenience of the family. Friends mRy call at the funeral parlors of R. T. Jones, Newark, Monday gyening.

Dec. 21, 7 to I oclock. DR1SCOLL In this city en December 19, 1958, Rillie husband of Anna Drlscoll of 2011 Tatnall Street, age.d 18 years. Relatives, lneuds and members of Delaware Lodge No. 1, lOOF.

are Invited to attend the funeral services at the Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and JetTerson Street, on Monday morning. December 22. at 11 clock. Interment at Mt.

Salem Ceme-lery. Friends may call at Chandler's on Monday morning after 10 oclock for viewing. Please omit flowers. Ample parking lujacent to chapel. OALLO In thi city on December 19.

1968. Michael, husband ol Josephine Glllo of 700 East Eleventh Street, aaed 73 years. Relatives, friends, and members ot the Sircusa Lodge are Invited to attend the funeral from the Funeral home of Joanna Corleto. 1810 Went Fourth Street on Tuesday morning. Dep.

21 al. am pielnrlr fini.mn RMUirm Mass st. Mary k. c. church at 9 ju tery.

Friends may call Monday evening. GETTZ In thla city on Dec. 20. 1958. Mildred Oettz of 400 South Du Pont Road.

Middleboro Manor. Funeral anri intprmpnl at. the pnnvpn- Bancroft Parkway, who died Saturday in the Delaware Hospital after a brief illness, will be held tomorrow at p. m. in the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington7 Street, where friends may call tonight after 7.

Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Mrs. Pond was the wife of Elmer C. Pond, a retired em ploye of the News-Journal Company's composing room. Born on the Eastern Shore of, Maryland, she had spent her adult life in Wilmington.

She was.uaJm5uer Silvcrbrook iweinouisi L-nuitn. Also surviving are two sons. Edward this city, and Law rence Odessa; two sisters, Mrs. Rosetta Waldron, this city; Mrs. Emily Kimmey, Denton, a brother, hamuel Spray, Worton, three grandchil dren, and several nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Howard Zebley Funeral services will be held tomorow at 1 p. m. in the Mc- Crery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street, for Mrs. Ethel W.

Zebley, wife of Howard Zebley of 258-C Thomas Drive, Monroe Park Apart- She died yesterday in in ueu ot rowers, it is re quested that contributions be made to the Delaware Heart Association, 1912 Shalcross Avenue. Interment will be in Chester-Bethel Cemetery. There will be no viewing. Born in Whltesville, she was raised in Delaware, and attended Grace Methodist Church, this city. She was the daughter of the late Rev.

Zack H. and Elizabeth Brewington Webster. She had worked for the Her cules Powder Company here. Also surviving are three sis ters, Mrs. Esther Fowler, Laurel: Mrs.

Joseph M. Weaver of Penns Grove, and Mrs. L. Harrington. Monroe Park Apartments, and several nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Clyde M. Poole Funeral services for Mrs. Marearet V. Poole, wife of lence ot the family.

No viewing. lnmentS, Vnbutrona'ra Delaware Hospital after a hripf illnpss day proved fruitless. The search, using three Coast Guard vessels and an airplane and boats of the Maryland fisheries unit, was renewed at dawn to day. The spokesman said particular attention was being paid to the creeks and tributaries in the northern sector of the search area. He said there had been no trace of the boat since it left Colonial Beach.

I Other Deaths FREDERICK H. STRAW-BRIDGE In Philadelphia; 92; son of a founder of Strawbridge Si Clothier Department Store; a member of the board of directors of the store although he had retired from active interest in the business in 1914 to devote his time to civic, educational, and philanthropic enterprises. LION FEUCHTW ANGER In Los Angeles; 74; well known for his historical and political novels. BENJAMIN F. BAKER In 60; one of the most creative engineers of Westing- house Electric Corporation, who had been with the firm 34 years and was awarded 104 patents.

ELIZABETH SHERROD In Philadelphia; 50; wife of Robert Fiierrod. managing editor of the Saturday Evening Post; a for mer fashion expert and commentator for the Columbia Broadcasting System in this country and abroad. FEDOR GLADKOV From Moscow; 75; internationally known Soviet author, who always toed the party line, whose novel, "Cement Power," in 1925 put him in the forefront of Soviet writers. GEORGE H. STICKNEY In Daytona Beach, 86; retired lighting engineer for Gen- eral Electric Company; a founder and past president of the International Congress of Illumination.

To Leave Post Jan. 2 WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (UPI). President Eisenhower today accepted with "deep regret" the resignation of J. Sinclair Armstrong as Assistant Secretary of Navy, effective Jan.

2. Armstrong gave "personal reasons in asking to be relieved of his government as signment. The assistant secretary served four years on the Securities Exchange Commission, including two years as chairman, before joining the Navy civilian staff in May, 1957. Center, where he had been a patient about a year, will be offered Wednesday at 10 a. m.

in St. Mary's Catholic Church. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 7 p. m.

at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street. He vas a mechanic for a num ber of years. Mr. Lucey was Dorn in Ireland, but had lived in Wilmington for about 50 years. He was a parishioner of St.

Mary Catholic Church and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving are a sister In Ire land; a niece in Wilmington. Mrs. Margaret Morris; a nephew, Cornelius Lucey, and other nieces and nephews in Ireland and in Boston, Mass. Mrs.

A. Zajaczkowski Mrs. Nellie Zajaczkowski (Zion), wife of Alexander Zajaczkowski of 111 North Jackson Street, died today in St. Fran cis Hospital. She had been ill since Dec.

4. Mrs. Zajaczkowski was born in Wilmington, the daughter of the late Anthony and Catherine Wojciekowskl. She was a pa rishioner of St. Hedwig's Cath olic Church.

In addition to her husband, she is survvied by four sons, Jo- sepn ana Tnomas Zajaczkowski. both at home. Stanley Zion of Wilmington, and Sgt. 1C John E. Jajaczkowski in the Army: four daughters, Miss Lucy Za jaczkowski, at home, Mrs.

Fran ces Falkowski, Mrs. Helen Sklodowski. and Mrs. Marv Kel ly. all of Wilmington: two sis ters.

Mrs. Josephine Popielar- ski and Mrs. Mary Markowski, both of Wilmington, and nine grand children. Solemn requiem mass will be held Saturday at 9 a. m.

in St. Hedwig's Church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday nisht at the Gornowski Funeral Home, 500 South Van Buren Street. Car Hits Pa. Turnpike Pumps, Burns; 5 Hurt NEW STANTON, Dec.

22 UP). An auto crashed into a row of gasoline pumps at a Pennsylvania Turnpike service station near the New Stanton Interchange today, injuring sev eral persons. The crash touched off a gaso line fire that was extinguished by station attendants and state police. The injured, rushed to West moreland Hospital at Greens-burg, were not Immediately identified. The Turnpike Commission at Harrisburg said five were injured, two critically.

a lengthy illness. Friends may call tomorrow prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the family plot in Hopkins Ceme tery, west of Felton. Mrs. McMullen, a former teacher in Kent County, was the last descendant of the Joseph and Rebecca Richardson Gra- ham union.

Her interests were WCTU work and veterans' hos pitals. She was a member of Har rison Street Church, and the Golden Age Group. Edward J. LaPorte Sr. Funeral services for Edward J.

LaPorte. 65, a serviceman for the Delaware Motor Sale Company, will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. in the McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street.

Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call tomor row after 7 p. m. at the funeral home. Mr.

LaPorte, husband of Mrs Matilda J. LaPorte, died unex pectedly Saturday at his home. 1819 North Scott Street, follow, ing a heart attack. A resident of Wilmington for a number of years, Mr. LaPorte was a member of Zion Lutheran Church and Delaware Lodge No.

1, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Janet Myers, Saline, two sons, Edward who is currently in Mexico City, Mexico, where he is associated with the Hercules Powder Company, and Norman Claymont, and nine grandchildren. Mrs. C.

S. Woodrow Funeral services were held today at the Yeatman Funeral Home for Mrs. Lillie Morris Woodrow, widow of Charles Stephen Woodrow, with the Rev. Dr. A.

H. Kleffman, pastor of West Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment was in Riverview Cemetery. Mrs. Woodrow, who died un expectedly Saturday in the Delaware Hospital, lived at 805 Washington Street, the home of her sister, the late Dr.

Ada M. Layton. Nieces and nephews, both in this area and Saginaw, survive. MrsT Thomas Profilio Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary T.

Profilio, 37. wife of Sgt. Thomas Profilio, U. S. Army, will be offered Wednesday at 9:30 a.

m. in St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after -v Clyde M.

Poole of 346 ElliottjHospital today at 8:04. He was Heights. Newark, will be held) taken from his home to the hos- tomorrow at 2 p. m. in meipuai in me county amDuiance.

Nichols Funeral Home, 2101 Coroner Russell 0. Griffith Delaware Hospital STONEBEROER Mr. gnd Mn. Floyd, 39 Yalt Avenue, Wilmington Manor Oardent, Dee. II, ion.

PEARSON Mr. ind Mri. Oeone Lester, 101 Walla Avanut, Stony Crest, Dee. II, daughter. PIEMONTE8G Mr.

tnd Mn. Anthony, 128 Louis Road. Chelsea Estatet, Dee. II. daughter.

8ADOWSKI Mr. and Mr. Anthony, 1851 Prospect Road, Chelsea Estatet, Dee. II, daughter, TUROCHY Mr. nd Ronald Prancls, 137 Stamm Boulevard, 8wan-wyck Estatet, Dee.

II, daughter. RIOOINS Mr. and Mn. William Mlnthall, 100 Carvel Avinut, Manor Park, Dec. II.

ton. SHEETS Mr. and Mn. John Paul, 1223 Riverside Drlvt, Kjnlyn Apartments, Dec. II, daughter.

BROOKINQS Mr. and Mrt. Waldo, Kirkwood, Dec. 20, ton. John WEBB Mr.

and Mrt. John Harvey, 110 Mapla Hill. Forest Brook Glen, Dec. 20, daughter. CALLAHAN Mr.

and Mrg. Robert Lee. 3111 West Second Street, Dee. 20 ton. PASSWATERS Mr.

and Mrt. Ellison George, 431 South Harrison Street, Dee. 21, daughter. WALLS Mr. and Mrt.

Jamet Harry, Montchanln, Dec. 31. ton. HATDEN Mr. and Mrt.

Thorn at Henry, 259, Airport Road, Dee. 21. daughter. FIDANCE Mr. and Mrt.

Alfred John, 2107 Wett Seventh Street, Dee. II. ton. NORRIS-Mr. and Mrt.

Robert Tracy. 402 WUdel Road. Mlnquadale, Dee. 23, Son. WHITE MY.

and Mrg. Wtllard Eton Road, Willow Bun, Dee. 22, daughter. The Memorial Hospital DEWEY Mr. and Mrt.

Thomai, 10S Hillside Avenue, Wilmington, Dee. 22, ton. MASON Mr. and Mrt. Phillip.

Mock-lngblrd HUli, HocHessin, Dec. 21, ton. St. Francis Hospital BROWN Mr. and Mrt.

Howard lilt Read Street, Dee. 31, daughter. HURD Mr. and Mrt. Jamet 107 Central Avenue, Holloway Terrace, Dec.

21, daughter. LEACH Mr. and Mrt. Robert 4 Laurel Avenue, Owlnhurtt, Deo. 21, too.

LYNCH Mr. and Mr. Joseph 3101 Franclt Avenue, Dunllnden Acres. Dee. 31, ton.

MAYFIELD Mr. and Mn. Edward 40 Talladega Avenue, Dun- lelth, Dec. 22, daughter. MOROERA Mr.

and Mrg. Francesco, 101 Linston Avenue. Stanwyck Estatet, daughter. Wilmington General Hospital CHRISTOPHER Mr. and Mrg.

Har vey. 109 Rodman Street, Dec. 21, ton. CROSS AN Mr. and Mrt.

Charles, Landenberg, Dee. 20, daughter. DENNIS Dr. and Mrt. Jamet.

1705 West Eighth Street, Dee. 31, daughter. HAUO Mr. and Mn. Jamet, 1713 Montgomery Road, Willow Run, Dec.

30, ton. JAMES Mr. and Mr. Samuel, 101 North Adacn Street. Dec.

20, ton. KM! Mr. and Mr. William JU Wyoming Avenue, Owlnhurtt, Dec. 21, ton.

LAIRD Mr. and Mrt. John, 124 Rob inson Street, hew castle, uee. an. daughter.

MALINOWSKI Mr. and Mrt. Jotenh, 1513 Old Farm Road, Willow Run, Dee. 21, daughter. SMITH Mr.

and Mrt. Wallace. 1111 Lancaster Avenue, Dee. 31, daughter. WALLACE Mr.

and Mrt. RD1, Newark, Dee. 20, ton. Jamet. LOW AS Ann Hobson and Pennie Leighty, both of this city, and Charles W.

Hobson. Samuel Carly Funeral services were held to day in the Ashcraft Funeral Home, Pehns Grove, for Samuel Cartv. 76. a retired emDlove of the du Pont Company, who died Saturday at nis home', )5 Shell Rnnj rm.v Pnint Th Rp Wpslpv Frilz Dastnp of the Carneys Point Church of God, officiated Interment Cemetery, was in; Lawnside town, N. Woods Mr.

Carty retired from Du Pont's in 1946 after 30 years of service. He was a member of the Du Pont Veterans' Association and Eden Lodge No. 10, IOOF. Four sisters and brother survive. John W.

Carey John W. Carey, 59, husband of Mrs. Hilda Cunningham Carey of 148 Cherry Lane, Col lins Park, was pronounced dead on arrival at Delaware Hospital last night after becoming ill at his home. Mr. Carey had been a long shoreman at the Marine Termi nal for 31 years until he stopped working three years ago because of ill health.

He was a member of the Long shoremen's Loca 1694, ILA, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie 74. He Is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Margaret Horwitz, Mt Ranier, Md. and a brother, Joseph Carey, Wilkes Barre, Pa. Services will be held Friday at 11 a.

m. in the Smith and Wilson Funeral Home, Twenty-fifth and Market Streets, where friends may call Thursday after 7 p. m. The Rev. Dr.

William Lamming of St. Luke's Episcopal Church will officiate. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. John Snioray John Smoray. 67.

of 101 East Sixth Street, was pronounced aeaa on arrival at the Delaware took charge of the body and asks that if anyone knows in formation about Mr. Smoray's relatives to call the 'coroners office. Mrs. Hugh Raffert Mrs. Cecelia Gallagher Raf-ferty, 47, formerly of Yorklyn, wife of Hugh Rafferty, died un expectedly yesterday at her home, 1949 South Ithan Street Philadelphia.

Mrs. Rafferty was born In Hockessin, the daughter of the late William and Catherine Gallagher. She moved to Philadelphia eight years ago. Also surviving are a son, Villiam; and three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Brookland Terrace, Mrs.

Lewis Taylor and Miss most liberal DLUYKHY a Why The Itt Philadelphia'! New Year's See the TUpht now, in the week! gettinpr. Now all of TV's to see in black a popular only TV that BONN, GERMANY, Dec. 22 (if). -A West German industrial group, with firms from "other Western countries," has made an offer to the United Arab Republic to build the controvcr. sial Aswan Dam, the govern ment announced today.

A Foreign Office spokesman told a news conference the West German firms, which he did rot name, offered to contribute $48,000,000 to the project. He declined to name the other countries involved nor how much they planned to contribute. The Aswan project has been a football in world politics since the United States in 1956 with-drew an offer to put up a big chunk of the $2,000,000,000 or more needed to build the dam. The withdrawal prompted Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser to seize the Suez Canal, an action that led to the British-French invasion of Egypt two years ago. The Russians recently came up with an offer of $100,000,000 to help build the dam, which would harness the waters of the Nile and greatly expand Egypt's economic capabilities.

The Foreign Office spokes man said the West German government was considering whether to provide insurance guarantees to the German firms hich made the offer. Two months ago sources here listed two West German firms interested in the Aswan project. These were Hochtief of Frankfurt and Dortmunder Union Brueckenbau. Also mentioned as. an interested party was the Krupp concern.

South Korea Police Guard Its Assembly SEOUL. Dec. 22 (A Na- tional police ringed the South Korean assembly today and closed all main streets leading to the building as some 70 opposition Democrats continued a 3-day-old sitdown strike inside. Negotiations between Presi dent Syngman Rhee's Liberals and the Democrats were dead locked. The Democrats are protesting a bill to amend the national security law which the government says is necessary to cope with increased North Korean Communist espionage.

Everyone Parks Free At Medicine Hat MEDICINE HAT, Dec. 22 (UPD-Civic officials, jubilant over a record of 1,500 con secutive days without a traffic fatality, rewarded motorists today by allowing free parking at the city's 440 parking meters. Sgt. W. Martin, in charge of the local traffic squad, said strong publicity and law enforcement were the main reasons for the achievement St 1 NO THESE 9 P.

M. If Ass? 'V AV wait? Now is the time to save COLOR OREENFIELD In this city ot Decern-! ber 19. 1958. William, husband ol the late Florence V. Greenfield of 1603 Mil er Road.

Ardentown. aged 88 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at the McCrerv Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street on Monday morning, Ia. 22 at 11 oclock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

HALLMAN In this city on December 19. 19o8. Harry husband of Fay E. Klees Hallman of New Castle. aged 62 years.

Relatives, friendi and members of Colonial Post No. 83b. V. F. are Invited to attend th funeral service from the Gebhait Funeral Home.

New Castle. on Tuesday afternoon. 'December 23. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Olebe Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening from 1 until I oclock. i LA PORTE-In thll city on Dec. 20. 1958. id ward husband of Matilda J.

La Porte of 1819 North Scott Street. Aged- 65 years. Rela tive! and friendi art invited to attend the aervlces at the McCrery Funeral Hnm. 2700 Washington Street, on Wednesday afternoon, Dee. 24 at 30 oclock.

interment at uraceiawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral horn on Tuesday evening tier 1 oclock. LUCEY In thii city on December 21. 1958. Daniel, son of the late Jeremiah end Ellen Lucey.

Relatives and friends members ol the F.O.E. are invited to attend the funeral Irom the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 N. Broom Street, on Wednesday morning. December 24 at 9 30 o'clock. Reauiem Mass St.

Mary's Church at 10 00 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Frlenda may call Tuesday evening after 7. McDOWELL In the Delaware Hospital, this city, on Dec. 22.

1958. Adeline wife of Richard McDowell of 3104 Market Bt. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Karpinskl Funeral Home. 741 South Broom Street, on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 24 at 2 o'clock.

Interment at SUverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 1 p. m. POND-In this eltf on Dec. 20, 1958, Nellie 8.

wife of Elmer C. Pond, of 408 South Bancroft Parkway, aged 70 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington 8treet. on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 23.

at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Oracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening after 1 oclock. Parking area adjoining parlors. POOLE In Riverside Hospital on Dee.

20. 195S, Margaret wife of Clyde M. Poole of 346 Elliott Newark. Del. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Nichols Funeral Home, 210 North James Street, Newport.

on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 23. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home thii evening after 7 o'clock.

PROFILIO In thii city on December 21. 1958. Mary wife of Thomas ProfiUe and daughter ot Pasquale and Helen Pullion. Age 37 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the Mealey Funeral Home.

703 N. Broom Street, on Wednesday. Dec. 24 at 8 00 o'clock Requiem St. Elisabeth! Church at 9:30 clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call on Tuesday evening after T. PILOT In thii elty on Dec. 20. 1958 Cheryl Arlene.

daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Pilot of 821 Church Btreel, Marcus Hook. Pa.

Aged 8 years. Relaitves and friends are Invited to attend the luneral services at Robert Moreland Funeral Home, Ninth and Main Streets, Tranier, Pa on Wednesday. Dec. 24 at 1 oclock. Interment at Lawncroft Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday evening after 7 p. m. UPBINO Tn West Hollywood. Flortrfc on December 19. 1958.

Clara wile of James w. spring ana aaugmer oi the 1st Arthur and Eluabeth Duncan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Mealey Funeral Home. 703 North Broom Street on Tuesday morning. Dec 23 at 9 o'clock.

Reauiem Mass Holy Rosary Church. Claymont. Del. at 8:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call Monday evening after 7. TAYLORIn this city on Dec 21. 1958 Alfred, husband of Elizabeth Taylor Of 610 West 8eventh Street, father of James, Albert. George and Phylis Taylor and Dorothea E. Green.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the Ware Funeral Home. 403 East Eighth Street, on Tuesdav afternoon, Dec. 23. at 2:39 o'clock. Interment at Mt.

Olive Cemetery. Friends msv call at the funeral home this evening from 7 until o'clock. WILSON In this city on December 19 1958. Margaret, wife of Francis Wilson of 1301 King Street, aaed 59 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the aervices at the McCrery Funeral Home.

2700 Washington Street, on Monday afternoon. December 22 at 2 30 clock Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Parking area ad-Joining parlors. WOODROW In this ci'r on Dec. 20 1958.

Lillie Morris, wile of the late Charte Woodrnw of 805 Washing- ton Street. Relatives and friends re to attend the funeral nervier at the Yeatman Funeral Home. 819 Washington Street, on Monday afternoon. Dec 22. at 2 clock.

Interment at Riverview Cemetery. ZEBLEY-In this city on Dec. 21. 1958 Ethel wife of Howard Zebley of 258-C Thomas Drive. Monroe Park Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home.

2700 Washington Street, on Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 23. at 1 o'clock Interment at Chester Bethel Cemetery. No viewing In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to The Delaware Heart Fund.

ZA.TACZKOWSKI-fZionl at the St. Pronns Hosoltal. this ty on Decem ber 52. ftrllie, wife of Alexander 7. laxrknstkl nf I 'll Jackson St Relatives and friends are Invited to i mend th funeral from the Oornnwski Funeral Home.

600 8 van Buren evreei. on Saturday morning. December 27, at 8 00 o'clock. Boiemn Requiem Ma's 8i. Hedwig's R.

C. Church at 9.00 o'clock. Interment at Caholic Cemetery Friends may call Friday evening. J. J.

DOHERTY FUNERAL HOME Seventh at Rodney Telephone OL 5-6951 ttiabliihtd 1896 McCRERY FUNERAL HOMES 2700 WASHINGTON ST. 3202 MARKET ST. 1010 KIRKWOOD HWT. At frica'l Corner Phon. OL 2-0513 7 i Greatest Christmas North James Street, Newport, She died Saturday in the River side Hospital after a long illness.

The Rev. Richard M. Green of Newport Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call tonight after at the funeral home.

Born in Marshallton, she had lived in Newark about 14 years. Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Arthur W. Blanchfield of Newport, a brother, Daniel L. Broomhall, Marshallton, and two nieces and two nephews, Mrs.

Marjorie Kane, Lyndalia, and Miss Florence Haley, Philadelphia, Aubrey Blanchfield, Newport, and Arthur M. Blanchfield of Hyde Park. Miss Edna M. Collins Funeral services tonight at 8 in the win De neia Yeatman Fu-1 neral Home, 819 Washington Street, fori Miss Edna M. Collins, 905 McCabe Avenue, who died yesterday in The Memorial Hospital after a long illness.

further services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the chapel of Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson, N. with interment there. In lieu of flowers, it is requested that contributions be made to Faith Bible Presbyterian Church, Fourteenth and DuPont Streets.

Miss Collins, a resident of Wilmington for 30 years, had taught at the George Gray School for the past eight years, prior to which time she had been an Instructor at the Tower Hill School. The daughter of Mrs. Annie Collins and the late John Collins, she is also survived by a sister. Mrs. Harry W.

Williams, Glen Rock, N. and three nephews. Mrs. Clara Wachtel Mrs. Clara Wachtel, 92, mother of Harry and Samuel Wachtel of Wilmington, died in her home in fhiladelphia yesterday.

Services will be from the Levine Funeral Home, 1512 North Broad Street, tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. She is survived by nine children. 11 grandchil-dren and 13 great-grandchil-dren. Miss Mildred Gettz Services and interment will be held tomorrow at Ihe convenience of the family for Miss Mildred Gettz, 55, secretary of Dr.

Raymond A. Lynch for 33 years. In lieu of flowers, it is requested that contributions be made to the Delaware chapter of the American Diabetic Association, in care of the Delaware Academy of Medicine, I.overing Avenue and L'ninn Strret. Mi.ns Gettz was nrnnounrrr! "idead on arrival at the Wilming- ton Hrnrrsl TtAmitil IV Mf MdRIAM FTSHF'R-In memory of fnrr Fljher. who Irft this day Ic 22nd.

His memory will csv us nvr, A husband nd fgi.hfr forever, Thouh gonf from thU lnd Wp still know his hund Will tuld- forpvfr nd pypr Sndiymld by if snd children. STOUT In loving memory of our d-7r wo'hpr. Orrtrudf Stout, hO tell "1-HJ on Ie. 22. 1655.

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