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12 Evening Journal, Wilmington, Del. Monday, Sept. 13, 1965 Names in the News Sailors Share Boss' Cake At sea on the USS Oklahoma City Adm. David L. McDonald.

chief of naval operations, celebrated his 59th birthday yesterday by sharing a 40-pound cake with crewmen of the 7th Fleet flagship. McDonald, on a 10-day tour of Navy and Marine operations in the Far East. told the Oklahoma City's crew that as a desk-bound sailor he could think of no nicer way to spend his birthday. Dwight D. Eisenhower said that after his stroke in 1957 he considered resigning as President because of doubts that he could bear the burden.

He made the disclosure in his new book. Waging Peace, 1956-1960," the second volume of his presidential memoirs, and expanded on it in an interview at Gettysburg. Pa. A test he set was to attend a conference of the North American Treaty Organization in Paris. If he could successfully participate.

he would remain President. He decided he passed. American chess champion Bobby Fischer lost a key match in the Havana-based Casablanca Memorial Chess Tournament and fell to third place. Fischer resigned his 54th move against Yugoslav grandmaster Borislav Ivkov. who moved into first place.

Vassily Smyslov of Russia is sec- W. S. Hamilton Jr. William S. Hamilton 70.

of 120 Kells Newark, died yesterday in Delaware Hospital. Mr. Hamilton, who owned the Perfeiope Manufacturing Co. of Newark. invented and patented a process for the continuous printing of envelopes.

He was a native of Appalachia, and lived in Newark for 38 years. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Newark, Rotary Club. American Legion, Craftsman Club of Philadelphia and I served as secretary and treasurer of the Newark Chamber of Commerce. Surviving are his widow. Mrs.

Mary E. Hamilton: a son, Daniel of Newark: a brother, Ross, of West Bradenton, and a sister, Mrs. Patsy Williams, of Appalachia. Services will be at 2 Wednesday afternoon in the First Presbyterian Church, W. Main Newark.

Interment will be in Head of Christiana Cemetery. There will be no viewing. John J. Godsell John J. Godsell.

84. of 13 W. Minuet Drive. Manor Park. died yesterday in St.

Joseph's Home for the Aged. 401 N. Bancroft Parkway, after a long illness. Mr. Godsell, who was retired.

moved to Manor Park from New York City 10 years ago and made his home with his daughter. Mrs. Catherine G. Smith. Besides Mrs.

Smith, he is survived by two grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered Wednesday morning at 9:30 at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church. Du Pont Highway, Wilmington Manor. Interment will be in All Saints Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

Errigo to Be Feted By Sons of Italy Joseph A. L. Errigo, Wilmington public safety commissioner. will be honored at a testimonial dinner tomorrow of the Grand Lodge of Delaware. Order of the Sons of Italy in America.

Errigo. Delaware's grand vencrable of the lodge. will be cited for his community work. The dinner, for members and friends of the lodge, will be at the Executive Inn. 9th and Shipley Tuesday at 6:30 Daily Record D.

W. Jayne, Ill Briefly, Dead at 85 David W. Jayne 85. a former resident of Wilmington, died Saturday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Marion Berguido.

Haverford, after a brief illness. Mr. Jayne was born in Paris while his father was completing graduate work in chemical engineering In France and Germany. His grandfather was the founder of the D. W.

Jayne Medicine an internaItional patent medicine manu(facturing concern. Mr. Jayne was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and began his business career with the Barrett Co. in Philadelphia and New York. He joined development department of the Du Pont Co.

In 1928. moving to Westover Hills where he lived until he retired 20 years later. For two years after his retirement from the Du Pont Co. he was an industrial consultant for Laird Co. an investment brokerage concern.

He resigned this post to take up permanent retirement in Ocean City, N.J.. where he lived until the death of his wife, the former Mary Such. 10 years ago. Since then he had made his home with Mrs. Berguido.

He was a member of the Merion Cricket Club and the American Chemical Society. which recently honored him after 50 years' membership. In addition to Mrs. Berguido, survivors are a son, David W. Jayne of Stamford, and a daughter, Mrs.

Phyllis Fowler of Wilmington, 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grand children. Funeral services will be held at the Frankenfield and Chadwick Funeral Home in Ardmore, tomorrow afternoon at 2. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park, near Wilming- Samuel Slovin Samuel Slovin, 78. of 404 Irving Drive, Brandywine Hills, died yesterday at Wilmington General Hospital after a long illness. Mr.

Slovin, who lived in Wilmington for 50 years, was retired as president of Wilmington Waste Materials, 418 Front St. He was a member of Workman's Circle, Branch 69. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Rebecca Slovin; three sons. Al.

Dr. Isadore and Milton, all of Wilmington; a daugh-11, ter, Miss Beatrice Slovin, of Wilmington; Rothblatt three and sisters, Mrs. Gussie Aaron Sidman. both of Phila delphia, and Mrs. Becky Keiman of Wilmington; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Services will be at 2 this afternoon at Schoenberg Memorial Chapel, 14th and West Sts. Interment will be in the Jewish Community Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Kutz Home for the Aged. 704 River Road. Bellefonte.

Shiva will be observed at the late residence. Albert A. Bartels Sr. Albert A. Bartels Sr.

78. a retired Brandvwine Hundred farmer. died Saturday at his home. 2607 Shipley Road. Mr.

Bartels. a member of Massasoit Tribe No. 56. IORM. is survived by his widow Mrs.

Helen L. Bartels: a son. Albert A. of West Grove. four daughters, Mrs.

Helen D. Hickman. Mrs. Anna L. Olinick.

Mrs. Elsie B. Maloney and Mrs. Alice B. Warren, all of Wilmington; 13 grandchildren; three brothers, Henry F.

of Boothwyn, Robert C. of Hockessin and Charles A. of Chadds Ford. and a sister. Mrs.

Louise A. Wiggins of Boothwyn, Pa. The funeral will be Wednesday morning at 11 in Grace Episcopal Church. 4900 Concord Pike. Talleyville, with burial in the adjoining cemeterv.

Friends may call at the McCrery Memorial Funeral Home. 3924 Concord Pike. Talleyville, tomorrow night after 7 CAVANAUGH Leonard, Fairwinds Trailer DUNGEE- Court, Sept. 11, 1514 daughter. Arthur, E.

27th Sept. 11, daughter. EVERETT-Louis, 2200 Jessup Sept. 12, -Harry, 1603 W. 14th Sept.

son. FLOWERS -Doland, 2520 N. Heald Sept. 13, son. Mercer Hill Road, Landenberg, Sept.

11, daugh. ter. LAND-Willie. 425 Townsend Sept. 12, daughter.

LARSEN Vaughn, Summit Bridge Trailer Park, Sept. 12, son. -David, 1103 Linden Sept. 12, daughter. SEIBERT Harry, 15 Gill Drive.

Robscott Manor, Sept. 12, son. Kent General Hospital BOYER-Charles, Dover, Sept. 12, son. LAWRENCE-Donald, Clayton, Sept.

13, daughter. MILLER Robert Frederica, Sept. 12, son. THOMPSON- Dover, Sept. 11, TRUE--James L.

Dover, Sept. 11, daughter. Milford Memorial Hospital -William, Milford, Sept. 11, son. BUNTING--Harris, Milford, Sept.

11, COLLINS- Georgetown, Sept. 12, daughter. KNIGHT--Lawrence, Ellendale, Sept. 12, MESSICK. -Samuel C.

Millsbora, SAXON- -John, Milford, Sept. 12, son. WALLS- -Harry Milford, Sept. 11, daughter. Dover AFB Hospital BOLINSKI-Antone, Dover, Sept.

11, son. BROWN William Wyoming, Sept. daughter. GREENFIELD Bernhard Dover, Sept. 12, daughter.

McK0Y-Reid, Dover. Sept. 11, son. SMITH -William Dover, Sept. 11, daughter.

Nanticoke Memorial LITTLETON Vincent, Bishopville, Sept. 12, daughter. Millsboro. Sept. 12, Fire Alarms Wilmington Births Born to Mr.

and Delaware Hospital BROWN--Michael, 2020 W. Newport Pike, Apt. D-5, Sept. 12, daughter. CRAIG James S.

Broad Middletown, Sept 12, daughter. -Paul Claymont Gardens Claymont, Sept. 11, son. FREEMAN Woodson, 817 E. 26th Sept.

10, son. HARRIS-Robert 14 York Road, Deerhurst. Sept 11, son. HOWELL-Mitchell, 542 6th Millcreek Trailer Park, Sept. 11, son.

KEARNEY Walter, 15 Constitution Jefferson Farms. New Castle, Sept. 11. son. LIBERMAN-Nicolas, 24 Maple Drive, 11, Maple Park Trailer Court, Newark, Sept.

son. MESSINA Raymond, 643 Robinson Lane, Robinson Manor, Sept. 8, daughter. NOEL-Robert, 110 Edjil Drive, shire, Sept. 12, son.

SEMOS-Paul, 310 Walnut Sept. son. TRUAX-H. Mack, 1110 Grinnell Road, Green Acres, Aug. 28, son.

VLOEDMAN Herbert, 737 11th New Castle, Sept, 12, son. WOODSON-Freeman 817 E. 26th Sept. 10, son The Memorial Hospital -William 5 Houston Minquadale, Sept. 11, son.

BAYNARD-Willis 221 Meadowbrook Sept. 12, son. COOLIDGE -William 204 Hullihen Drive, Oaklands, Sept. 12, son. CONNER-Lawrence, 1327 W.

8th Sept. 12, daughter. DANIELS Joseph, 40 Kollman Drive, Brookside, Sept. 13, son. DERR -John, 137 Rose Circle, Roseville Park, Sept.

10, son. GILSON Peter, Chadds Ford, Aug. 11, son. MEARS-David, 12 Raintree Drive, Rambleton Acres, Sept. 12, son.

PARRY -Harry 1000 W. 25th Septiola THOMAS-Burley, daughter. 119 S. Chapel Newark, Sept. 12, daughter.

WAGNER-Glenn 260 Thomas Drive, Monroe Park, Sept. 11, daughter. RILEY -Harley 325 E. 24th Sept. 9, son.

FRYE-Edward. 3065 Court Claymont, Sept. 13, son. St. Francis Hospital LEWIS- Kenneth, 622 W.

27th Sept. 11, daughter. McDANIEL John L. 2807 Shipley Road, Sept. 12, son.

POORE- Kenneth, 3096 New Castle New Castle, Sept. 11, son, Wilmington General Hospital Saturday: 10:29 p.m.- -4th and Union Sts. Auto. 11:30 p.m.- -6 E. 31st St.

Frank Green, occupant. Mattress fire on second floor extended to box springs, bed clothing and rug. Slight damage. Yesterday: 1:24 a.m. -7th and Van Buren Sts.

Car owned by Queen Duker, 1000 block W. 7th St. Overheated transmission. 5:03 a.m. -202 West St.

Vacant house. Fire started on first floor living room, hall extended first through first floor floor stairway and and and second partitions. started by sleeping in building. Firemen reported, blaze apparently was Heavy property damage and light damage. Today: 8:48 a.m.

C. Sterling, 1508 French St. Fire in heater. damage. New Castle County Saturday: 11:01 a.m.

-1403 Maple Elsmere. Mattress fire. Elsmere Fire Co. p.m.-Edge Moor. Artic Roofings, Inc.

Building. Fire out on arrival. wine Hundred Fire Co. 7:15 p.m. -Delaware River off Delaware City.

Search for supposed overdue boating called off when boat arrived safely. Delaware City and Goodwill Fire teams. rescue p.m. 2500 block Concord Pike. Auto.

Talleyville Fire Co. 10:12 p.m.- -River Road near Avisun Corp. Auto. Goodwill Fire Co. 11:51 p.m.

-57 W. Cleveland Newark. Electrical fire. Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Co. Yesterday: 1:25 a.m.- -Mt.

Lebanon Road at Edenridge. Auto. Talleyville Fire Co. 3:25 a.m. -139 Filbert Elsmere.

Basement Fire. Elsmere Fire Co. 3:28 a.m. --2621 Pike Creek Road. Auto.

Mill Creek Fire Co. 2:51 p.m. -Ogletown Road, Ogletown. Auto accident. Aetna Hose, and Ladder Co.

2:55 p.m. ---New Castle Collins Park. Auto accident. Holloway Terrace and Goodwill Fire Cos. 3:08 -Rock wood Court, Longview Farms.

Power line down. Claymont Fire Co. 3:56 p.m. -Fairfax Boulevard and Con. cord Pike.

Auto accident. Talleyville 7:45 p.m. -Delaware Memorial Bridge eastbound lane. Wash gasoline. Holloway Terrace Fire Co.

8:58 p.m. -Delaware 299, Middletown Miss Elizabeth Howard Ellis, 90, died Saturday at the Rest Haven Nursing Home, where she had lived since July. Miss Ellis, formerly of New York City, came to Wilmington last October to live with a nephew, Howard Ellis, at 229 Thomas Drive, Monroe Park. She was the daughter of the late Howard Ellis. a former counselor -general in The Netherlands.

Educated in Brussels and at Dartmouth. Columbia and Harvard. Miss Ellis held degrees in law, divinity and philosophy. After many years as a teacher. principal and administrator in the New York City public school system.

Miss Ellis retired at the age of 75. There are no immediate survivors. The funeral was this mornfrom the Chandler Funeral Home. 1011 Jefferson with interment in Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson. N.J.

The family requests that flowers be omitted. Burglars Take TV At Dunleith School Adm. David L. McDonald He's 59 and at sea. ond.

Fischer is making his moves in New York via cable because the State Department refused him permission to travel to Communist Cuba. ILL poet Carl Sandburg. 87. was reported improving in his struggle with an inflammation in the abdomen. The Pulitzer Prize winner is in a Henderson, N.C., hospital.

Evangelist Billy Graham, recuperating from surgery on his prostate gland, had a "very. very uncomfortable dav." at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester. Minn. King St. Woman Stricken at Home Mrs.

Charlotte Grant, 39, of 223 King was pronounced dead on arrival at Delaware Hospital Saturday after she was stricken at her home. Wilmington police said death apparently was due to natural causes. Deputy Coroner Edward R. Bell is investigating. Miss Elizabeth Howard Ellis State police are investigating the burglary of a television set from the Dunleith Community School.

Dunleith. which occurred sometime during last night. Police said the thieves broke into the school through a shop window. They said an inventory of school supplies and equipment is expected to show additional losses. Other Deaths Dr.

Ralph C. Smedley SANTA ANA. Calif. P--Dr. Ralph C.

Smedley. 87. founder of Toastmasters International. died Saturday. Mrs.

Lillian Springer Coe, 65. of 18 Raintree Drive, Rambleton Acres, died yesterday in Delaware Hospital. Mrs. Coe was a lifelong Delawarean and had been a beautician for 26 years. Survivors include a son, William Springer, with whom she lived; a sister, Mrs.

Sarah Milowski of Wilmington, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday morming at 11 at the Smith Funeral Home, 25th and Market where friends may call tomorrow night after 7. Vickie L. Williams Pole on fire. Middletown Fire Co.

11:04 p.m.-114 Atlas Drive, Collins Park. House fire. Holloway Terrace Fire Co. Today: 7:23 a.m. -Grinnell Road, Green Acres.

Auto. Brandywine Hundred Fire Co. 8:07 a.m. -Delaware 7 at Stanton. Utility pole.

Mill Creek Fire Co. 9:32 a.m. -1300 River Road, Kynlyn. Auto. Brandywine Hundred Fire.

Co. Sussex County Yesterday: 5:25 p.m.-Massey's Landing. Marsh fire. Indian River Fire Co. Superior Court New Castle County Civil Divorces Decrees granted (effective in 90 days): Ned J.

Taylor VS. Bonnie Taylor, James Warren vs. Florence Warren, Barbara F. Clause vs. Lawrence W.

Clausen Jr. James J. DiFonzo Gertrude C. DiFonzo, Joseph Samuel Ableman Virginia Silva Gonzalez Ableman, Bertha J. Showell vs.

Robert T. Showell, Joseph B. Cook Vs. Dora Cook, Earl J. vs.

Mildred I. Kraus, Sandra Roy Mitchell Jones VS. Lois E. Jones, Johnson VS. Edwin S.

Johnson, John Joseph Minnick VS. Lisa F. Minnick, Priscilla L. Bustamante vs. Daniel M.

Bustamante, Gracie Lu W. Griffin vs. Gardner Gerald Gritfin, Regina G. Adelsohn vs. Manfred Adelsohn, Wayne N.

Kingsley VS. Tacy Ann Kingsley, Alice F. Currier Philip L. Currier, Catherine Williams vs. Trapp VS.

Willie Trapp, Ethel Taylor Thomas VS. David Thomas, Aretha Washington Blake VS. Burnett Lewis Blake. Dad, 2 Boys Badly Hurt In Collision Three members of a Wilmington family were admitted to Wilmington General Hospital yesterday afternoon with injuries sustained in a three-car collision at 4th and Broom Sts. Daniel Weddington, 13, of 307 N.

Broom St. was reported in poor condition today. His father, Harry Weddington, 42. and brother Anthony, 14, were in fair condition. Sylvester Miles, 19, of 700 E.

5th injured in the same accident was treated at the hospital and released. police said an auto driven by James Favors. 26. of 1216 Stubbs Court, collided with another at 6:10 p.m. after the second car had been in an accident with Weddington's auto.

The driver of the second car fled from the scene, according to police. Mrs. Lillian S. Coe Vickie L. Williams, 2.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Stewart Williams. 1210 Kynlyn Drive.

Kynlyn Apartments, was pronounced dead on arrival at Delaware Hospital this morning. The child was under a doctor's care for a heart condition, according to the family. The New Castle County coroner's official is investigating the cause of death. In addition to her parents, child is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Jean Ervin.

Radnor Green. and Mrs. Joyce Waltzer, Sunnyvale. and five brothers. Albert Williams, Elsmere, Stewart Lee Williams, San Bernardino, Jay Gehrke, Los Altos, Lee Gehrke, Redwood City, and Larry Gehrke, at home.

Wyeth's Son James Joins Air Guard James B. Wyeth has enlisted in the Delaware Air National Guard. The son of artist Andrew Wyeth will report to the U.S. Air Force basic training center at Lackland Air Force Base. and after training will be assigned to the Air Guard's information section as an illustrator.

Thousands ds View Body of Father Divine THE line of viewers stretched a quarter mile yesterday down the winding private driveway of Father Divine's 73-acre estate, Woodmont." Inside. the body of the Negro. estimated to have been about 100 years old when he died Friday of a heart attack. lay in his red-carpeted office. Mother Divine.

his blonde Canadian wife, stood beside the bronze satin-lined casket accept- Obituaries Miss Lucy DiDiego Miss Lucy DiDiego, 54, died yesterday at the Delaware State Hospital where she had been a patient for more than 20 years. Miss DiDiego was born in Italy and came to Wilmington at the age of 1. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiDiego, formerly of 615 Chestnut St.

Surviving her are two sisters, Mrs. John Marra of Wilmington and Mrs. David Lemon of Silverbrook Gardens, and three brothers, Anthony of Newport Heights, Matthew of Pleasant Hills and Peter of Elsmere. Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, 9th and Du Pont Wednesday morning at 9:30 with burial in Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Nicholas J. Corleto Funeral Home, 808 N. Union tomorrow night after 7. Mrs. C.

J. Desmond Mrs. Julia Desmond, 88. widow of Cornelius J. Desmond, died yesterday at Daybreak Lodge, 2801 W.

6th after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Desmond was born in Iowa, but had lived, in Wilmington for more years. She was a member of the Blessed Virgin Sodality at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 10th and Madison Sts. She is survived by two sons, Cornelius J.

and Paul of the Wilmington area, 18 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Cornelius Cremin of Wilmington and a brother, James Healy of New York City. Requiem Mass will be offered at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 10th and Madison at 9:30 Wednesday morning. Interment wlil be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 N.

Broom tomorrow night. George H. Schnaufer George H. Schnaufer, 92, died today in the State Home, Smyrna, after a short illness. He had made his home previously with a niece, Mrs.

Marguerite M. Novak, 221 Keiser Place, Collins Park. He entered the home a month ago. A retired boiler maker of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, he was a member of Hazelton Lodge 202. Loyal Order of Moose.

Besides Mrs. Novak, he is survived by several other nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be in Union Cemetery, Weatherly, Thursday afternoon at 1. There will be no viewing. Mrs.

A. P. Runions Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Runions, 66. of 505 West died in Wilmington General Hospital yesterday.

She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survivors include her husband, Allen two daughters, Mrs. Doris Moore of Wilmington and Mrs. Phyllis Hall of Delaware City; a son, Frank Lambert of Wilmington: a stepson, Allen P. Runions Jr.

of Wilmington, seven grandchildren, and 10 greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 4 tomorrow afternoon at the Fellows Funeral Home, Millington, where friends may call tonight after 7. John T. Hayes John T. Hayes, 88, of 100 Duncan McDaniel Heights, died Friday in Wilmington General Hospital.

Mr. Hayes, a native of Ireland. lived in Wilmington more than 50 years. He was retired from the Du Pont Co. He was a member of the Holy Name Society at St.

Paul's Catholic Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jane Keating Hayes; a son, John of McDaniel Heights; and three grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 tomorrow morning in St. Paul's Church, 4th and Jackson Sts.

Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call tonight at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 N. Broom St. IN MEMORIAM HOWELL- In loving memory of out baby, Janet Lee Howell, who passed away twenty-three years ago today. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Mommy and Daddy.

LANK -in sad and loving memory of father and Pop- Pop, Oscar S. Lank, who passed away September 13, 1960. Five years have passed since the day Our loved one was called away. But his memory will last forever and day. Daughter, Dorothy and Family.

NELSON, Minnie--In loving memory of my- beloved Mother on her birthday, September 13. Never forgotten and sadly missed by Daughter, Helen Nelson. REYNOLDS-1! husband sad and and loving father, memory Joseph S. Reynolds, who passed away September 13, 1963. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Wife, Julia; son, Allen; daughters, Doris, Peggy and Joanne RUSS GRIFFITH FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1400 KIRKWOOD HWY.

ELSMERE, DELAWARE Death Notices ALLENDER -In Newark Manor Nursing Home, Newark, on Sept. 12, 1965. Clara Elizabeth, wife of the late Garrett S. Allender, of 237 E. Main Elkton, mother of Mrs.

Genevieve A. Naylor of Eikton, Mrs. Dorothy A. Davis Martha of a Hill of Elkton, sister of George TalWynnewood, and Mrs. bott of Baltimore, Maryland.

Aged 76 ber years. Relatives and friends are PIPPIN invited of to attend services at the no in FUNERAL HOME, 259 E. Main Street, T. Maryland, on Wednesday September 15, at 2 o'clock. Interment in the Elkton Cemetery.

Friends call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7. BARTELS--In Brandywine Hundred, September 11, 1965. Albert husband Road. 14 of Helen 78 L. Bartels, Relatives of 2607 and Shipley friends are at Aged years.

invited to attend the services at Concord the may Grace Episcopal Church, 4900 Pike, Talleyville, on Wednesday morning, September adjoining 15, at 11 churchyard. o'clock. Friends Interment may call HOME, McCRERY 3924 Concord MEMORIAL, Talleyville FUNER- 11, on Tuesday evening after 7. Hill, BUTLER In Middletown, T. Butler and Delaware, on September 11, 1965, James Sr.

husband of Catherine Mae 65 Butler, father of James T. Jr. Aged years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the John Wesley Methodist Church, Sassafras, on tery, Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 14 at 1 o'clock.

Interment at Dale Cemetery, Middletown, TON Delaware. Friends may call at the church be on Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Arrangements by the EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. da COE-in this city, on September 12, 1965.

Lillian Springer Coe, of Raintree Drive, Rambleton Acres. Relatives and Lou, friends are invited to' attend the funeral services at the SMITH FUNERAL HOME, of 25th Market Streets, on Wednesday are morning, Interment September 15, at 11 Cemetery. o'clock. in Silverbrook call at the funeral home on 12 Friends may evening after 7. day DESMOND- -In this city on September 12, 1965.

Julia wife of the late Cornelius J. Desmond of 1520 N. Van Buren of St. the Relatives, Blessed Virgin friends and Sodality mem- are loway invited to attend the funeral from the and MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 703 N. Broom Street, on Wednesday morning, Sept.

at 9:00 o'clock. Requiem Mass day at Sacred Heart Church af 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7. 11, years.

-In Delaware State Hospital, to on September 12, 1965. Miss Lucy DiDiego, daughter of the late 54 Mr. and Joseph DiDiego. Aged years. at Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the NICHOLAS J.

CORLETO FUNERAL HOME, 808 N. Street, on Wednesday morning, September 15, at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn Mass at St. Anthony's R.C. at 9:30 o'clock.

Interment in on Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening of after 7. S. tives FENNEMORE In Delaware Hospital, the to attend the services at the DANIELS Joan years. Relatives and friends are invited this city, on Sept.

10, 1965, Margaret Townsend, wife of the late J. Wilmer Street, Fennemore of Townsend, Del. Aged 78 day FUNERAL HOME, Townsend, on at afternoon, Sept. 13, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Townsend Cemetery.

may day GODSELL-At St. Joseph's Home for the Aged, Wilmington, Delaware, on September 12, 1965. John husband of the late Bertha Godsell, formerly of Melvin, 13 W. Minuet Drive, Manor Park, New 219 Castle, Delaware. Aged 84 years.

Rela- Aged invited tives and friends are invited to a attend from the GEBHART J. the NERAL funeral HOME, New Castle, Delaware, HOME, on Wednesday morning, September 15, at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass tember at Our Lady of Fatima R.C. Church, Wilmington Manor, at 9:30 o'clock. In- Friends terment in Saints Cemetery.

There Monday will be no viewing. GUESSFORD- In Kent General Hospital. Mary Dover, on Sept. 10, 1965, Willard ions, L. Guessford of Clayton, Del.

Aged 58 Aged years. Relatives and friends are invited invited to attend the services at the DANIELS FUNERAL HOME, TOWNSEND, ton, on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 14, at 2 the o'clock. Interment in the Townsend Friends may call at the call funeral Cemetery. home on Monday evening after evening GRANT -In this city on Sept.

11, 1965. Charlotte wife of Frank Grant, mother of Isiah, Raymond, Willie, and Benjamin Grant, daughter of Barney, and Bertha Scott. Sister of Mary Vance, Smith, Elvira Brister, Joyce Clark, Sarah Lewis, William, Herman and Howard Scott, of 223 King St. Aged 39 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the FUNERAL HOME of EDWARD R.

BELL, 909 Poplar St. on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 16 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Death Notices HAMILTON -In Delaware Hospital, city, on September 12, 1965. William Hamilton of 120 Keils Avenue, Newark. Hamilton husband of Mary Aged 70 years.

Relatives and friends at invited to attend the services First Presbyterian Church, Newark, aware, on Wednesday afternoon, Septem15, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Head Christiana Cemetery. There will viewing. Arrangements by ROBERT JONES SON, Newark, Delaware. HAYES-In this city, on September 1965, John husband of Jane Keating Hayes, of 100 Duncan Daniel Heights.

Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral from MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 703 BROOM on Tuesday morning, Sept. at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass St. Paul's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7. HILL -In the Morgan Nursing Home. Chesapeake City, on September 1965, Regena wife of Harold mother of Patricia R. Hill, of Manor Road, Elk Wood Estates, Elkton, sister of Elizabeth McKenna, Penna. Aged 60 years.

Relatives friends are invited to attend Requiem Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, Elkton, on Tuesday morning, September 14 at 10 A.M. terment at Immaculate Conception CemeChilds, Md. Friends may call NERAL HOME, 503 NORTH ELKMonday evening at the DUBOSE between 7 and 9. The Rosary recited at 8 P.M. JENKINS-In Elkton, on Sept.

1965. Clarence husband of AmanJenkins, father of Bernice Ringold, Dorothy M. Steward, Gladys Barnett, Jeanette Hunter, Elise Wilson, Linda Josephine Maryann, Harold Calvin Lillian and James Jenkins Warwick, Md. Relatives and friends invited to attend the services Apostolic Rehoboth Pentecostal Church, Warwick, on Tuesday, Sept. 14 noon.

Interment at Cecilton, Md. Friends may call at the church on Monevening from 7 to 9 o'clock. rangements by EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. KELLER -In this city on Sept.

9, 1965. Samuel A. Keller of 411 2nd HolTerrace. Aged 57 years. Relatives friends are invited to attend the services at the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME, 2700 Washington Street, on Monafternoon, September 13 at 1 o'clock.

Interment in Riverview Cemetery. KEHNAST- In this city, on September 1965, Grace wife of Paul Kehnast of 2906 Franklin St. Aged Relatives and friends are invited attend the services at the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME, 2700 WASHINGTON on Tuesday afternoon, September 2:30 o'clock. Interment at. Silverbrook Memorial Park.

There will be viewing. In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made to the Cancer Society. McLAUGHLIN- In Philadelphia, September 10, 1965. Alexander husband of the late Mary G. McLaughlin, 3742 L.

Street, Philadelphia, brother of Charles A. McLaughlin, of 1201 Rodney Street. Aged 75 years. Relaand friends are invited to attend funeral from the Funeral Home GEORGE E. WITTMAIER, 6521 N.

Broad Philadelphia, on Wednesmorning, September 15, at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. of Arc Church, Philadelphia, 11 o'clock. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Philadelphia, Penna. Friends call at the funeral home on Tuesevening.

PIPPIN- Suddenly, near Bridgeville, Delaware, on September 11, 1965. Otis husband of Irene C. Pippin, of Hanly Street, Harrington, Delaware. 37 years. Relatives and friends are to attend the services at the MILLARD COOPER FUNERAL 110 E.

Center Street, Harrington, Delaware, on Tuesday afternoon, Sep14, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Hollywood Cemetery, near Harrington. may call at the funeral home noon until 9 P.M. RUNIONS- In Wilmington General pital, this city, on September 12, 1965. Elizabeth, wife of Allen P.

Runof 505 West Street, Wilmington. 66 years. Relatives and friends are to attend the services at the FELLOWS FUNERAL HOME, MillingMaryland, on Tuesday afternoon, September 14, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Millington Cemetery. Friends may at the funeral home on Monday after 7.

SCHELICH- this city on Sept. 13, Alice F. Sontowski, wife of JoA. Schelich of 211 Boxwood Woodrcest. Aged 59 years.

Due notice funeral will be given. STANLEY S. FUNERAL HOME, 616 S. FrankSt. SCHNAUFER-In Smyrna, Del.

on Sept. 1965. George Henry Schnaufer of Keiser Place, Collins Park. Aged 92 Relatives and friends are invitto attend Graveside Services in UnCemetery, Weatherly, Penna. on Thursday afternoon, Sept.

16th at There wil be no viewing. Arrangements by the McCRERY HOME. McCrery Funeral Homes Albert J. McCrery President 2700 WASHINGTON STREET 3010 KIRKWOOD HIGHWAY (AT PRICES CORNER) McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 3924 CONCORD PIKE Phone PO 2-4930 CHANDLER'S OFFER A WIDER CHOICE Now, when we discuss a service location with a family, we ask, "Would you care to use (1) YOUR CHURCH OR TEMPLE (2) YOUR HOME (3) OUR NEW SUBURBAN LOCATION (4) OUR DOWNTOWN LOCATION and at no additional "expense!" LANDLER'S 3 Funeral Service DEL. AVE.

JEFFERSON WILMINGTON 2506-08 CONCORD PIKE, TALLEYVILLE Serving All, Regardless Since 1892 this E. are the Del- be 10, Ann Mcare the N. J. of the In- on FU- will 10, at at Ar- A. 54 14 no of 7 P.M.

1965. seph of YASIK lin 13th, 221 years. ed ion o'clock. AL PHILADELPHIA UP They came by the thousands and waited in the rain to view the body of the man many considered God. Father Divine.

the portly 5- foot-2-inch "messiah" who favored $500 suits, was dead. But not to his followers. is not a sad time." said one. "This is a happy time. He has not left us.

He never will leave us." Said another: "God can't die. He is still present with us despite his apparent personal ing the "peace" salutations of her husband's followers. She wore a lace-covered brocade dress and reflected the mood of the faithful. Smiling happily, she showed little evidence of grief. Mother Divine is expected to carry on her husband's work.

ACCORDING to his lawyer, J. Austin Norris. Divine's body will be preserved in a tomb until officials of the Peace Mission Movement. which he founded. decide where to build a crypt.

As head of the international peace mission. he was known for his sumptuous living and had a Rolls Royce limousine and a fleet of Cadillacs at his disposal. However. Norris said he died without a penny because the cult's property is owned by the followers. known as "angels." They occupy the hundreds of "heavens" hotels, apartment houses and converted homes- and pledge everything they OWN to the community.

IN return they received living quarters for $2 a week and meals for 15 cents. The visitors yesterday were escorted into the 32-room mansion by "sisters" wearing red jackets with the letter -for virtue -sewn on. Other sisters. both Negro and white. guided the line through the entrance hall to the casket..