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THE MOINTCLAIR TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959 Brown, both of Rutherford and Hugh A. Brown of Dougliiston, and three grandchildren. Obituaries S. A. Russell, Investment Firm Head Church with the rector, the Rev.

I Orrin F. Judd, officiating. Mrs. Mitchell died on Dec. 30 in Se- lingsgrove, after a long illness.

She was 88. Born in Dundee, Scotland, Mrs. Mitchell lived in near-by Tayport for the first part of her life. She accompanied her husband several times to this country for exhibitions of his works in varioiu (Continued on Page 15) MRS. MICHAEL SAVAGE A solemn high mass of requiem was offered in Immaculate Con Annabella Whyte White; a daughter, Mrs.

James A. Logie, and a son, Jesse E. White both of Upper Montclair; a brother, R. Ray McDowell of Dallas; three grandchildren, Mrs. Frank Small-wood of Hanover, N.

James A. Logie Jr. of Upper Montclair and Mrs. Carl F. Buck Jr.

of Stamford, and five great grandchildren, Susan Logie Smallwood, Sandra Linkroum Smallwood, David White Small-wood, Elizabeth Lynn Logie and Sarah Elizabeth Buck. r)- ski li MRS. CHARLES L. MITCHELL A memorial service for Mrs. Agnes Mary Mitchell, a former resident of Upper Montclair, widow of Charles Lewis Mitchell, well-known Scottish landscape painter, was held Friday afternoon in St.

James' Episcopal ception Church Tuesday morning Mayor W. L. Dili's Son-In-Law Dies msm for Mrs. Mildred Howell Savage, wife of Michael J. Savage of 25 Midland Ave.

The funeral was from the Codey Funeral Home and burial was in Immaculate Conception Cemetery. Mrs. Savage died Saturday of pneumonia in Mountainside Hospital. She was 57. A lifelong resident of Montclair, Mrs.

Savage was a member of the Rosary Altar Society of Immaculate Conception Church. Mr. Savage is a retired Montclair policeman. In addition to her husband she leaves a sister, Mrs. Margaret Bradshaw of Newark, and two brothers, Joseph Howell of Santa Fe Springs, and Walter Howell of East Orange.

Jesse E. White; Ex-Insurance Executive, 81 Funeral services for Jesse Edwards White of 61 South Fuller-ton retired insurance executive, were held yesterday afternoon in the chapel of Central Presbyterian Church. The pastor, the Rev. E. Paul Conine, officiated and John Brownlee, Metropolitan baritone, sang at the services.

Burial was in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Mr. White, who was 81, died of a heart attack at his home Monday. Mr.

White retired as senior vice president of the Great American Insurance Company in 1928, returning to active business in 1931 to serve for three years as vice president of the North Star Re-Insurance Company in New York. He was well-known in his field and devoted much of his time to the development of the executive ability of young men in the insurance business and to their advancement in other companies as well as his own. He was also active in fire prevention work and a charter member of the National Association of Fire Underwriters' committee for the development of the association's fire prevention campaign. Born in Montgome-y, Mr. White was a descendant of Jesse Edwards, whose father was Charles Edwards, a lieutenant in the North Carolina Militia during the Revolutionary War.

His own F. B. HOLLISTER JR. Henry C. Enela Studio JESSE E.

WHITE Smart Shoppers Know Our Quality THANK YOU because your wliolc-lieaited cooperation makes it possible for ns to serve you witli only the Finest Quality. We are most grateful. Funeral services for Stanley 'Addison Russell, 69, of 24 Crest-STiont chairman of the board end president of the Commercial Investing Corporation of Montclair, were held Saturday in Central Presbyterian Church. The pastor, the Rev. E.

Paul Conine, officiated. Burial was in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Mr. Russell died of a heart attack Dec.

31 in his apartment at the Savoy Hilton Hotel in New York. Mr. Russel was a former president and partner and one of the founders of Lazard Freres Company, New York investment bankers. He left this firm in 1941 to form his own independent company and in 1946 founded the Commercial Investment Corporation in New York. The offices were moved to Montclair in 1955.

Born in Des Moines, Iowa, Mr. Russell began his career with the Harris Trust Savings Bank, Chicago, 111., in 1912, following his graduation from Cornell University. In 1918 he came to New York to join National City Company, security affiliate of the National City Bank. He was named assistant vice president of this firm in 1921 and vice president and Margaret Cunningham Dun-Ian. Her musical talents were Frederick Burritt Hollister son-in-law of Mayor William L.

Dill Jr. and Mrs. Dill, died suddenly Sunday at his home in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Hollsiter, who was associated with the American Brake Shoe Company, was recently transferred from this area to Cleveland.

Born in Broklyn, N. July 17, 1928, Mr, Holilster lived in Summit before moving to Ohio. He was a graduate of Summit High School and of Amherst College in recognized early and she became an expert pianist at the age 01 sixteen. After moving to Atlanta lb. 79c ROAST BEEF her unusual vocal talents were rpcoenized bv critics and teach University clubs of New York; Baltusrol, Montclair and Pine Valley golf clubs, the Chicago Club and the Essex County Grand Jury Association.

is survived by his wife, Helene Norris Russell; two sons, Stanley A. Russell 'of Philadelphia, and James A. Russell of Montclair; two daughters, Mary Beers of Washington, D. and Mrs. Lewis J.

Gray of Watchung, and ten grandchildren. ers. Their encouragement and advice led her to concentrate on Squab Broilers Sweetbreads Capons Turkeys Cornish Hens Calves Liver MRS. HERBERT D. JONES Funeral services for Mrs.

Edith Brown Jones of 222 Valley widow of Herbert Davies Jones, were held at the Home for Services Sunday afternoon. The Rev. E. Paul Conine, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, offici MUSHROOMS lb. 29c MEMORY LINGERS ON Grounds around the Andrew Carnegie's mansion, now used by Bibb Lettuce Watercress Artichokes Vina Ripened Honeydews Strawberries MARTINSON'S COFFEE lb.

89c DOESKIN FACIAL TISSUES lSE 23c the class of 1950. During the Korean War he served as a' lieutenant overseas. He had been with the American Brake Company since his discharge. He and the former Dorothy Dill were married on July 28, 1956. In addition to his wife he leaves a son, Frederick B.

Hollister 3rd; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Hollister of Summit, and a brother Bruce F. Hollister of Chatham, Services were held yesterday afternoon in Central Presbyterian Church with the Rev.

Dr. Morgan P. Noyes, pastor emeritus of the church, officiating. Burial was in Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Columbia University as a school for social research, are kept just as they were when the Carnegie voice development, preparing the way to her successful singing career.

Mrs. Garabrant had been a resident of Montclair since 1920. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and the Upper Montclair Country Club. In addition to her husband, survivors are a son, Joseph E.

Garabrant of Cedar Grove, a daughter, Mrs. Margaret G. Derr, of Upper Montclair, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 P.M. at George Van Tassel's Communtiy Funeral Home, 337 Belleville Bloom-field.

The Rev. Robert Wagner, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Bloomfield Cemetery. ated.

Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, Rutherford. Mrs. Jones died Friday in her home after a long illness. She was 86. Born in Rutherford, Mrs.

Jones had lived in Montclair since 11)22. She was a graduate of the Guil-mant Organ School of New York and had been a church organist in Rutherford and Montclair, Mrs. Jones belonged to Central Presbyterian Church and Unity Church Alliance. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Eugene Richter, with whom she lived; a son, Lewis T.

Jones of Opalocka, three brothers, Silas B. Brown and Edward S. a year later. He remained with National City until 1934, when Lazard Freres was founded. Mr.

Russell had been a resident of Montclair for about 30 years. His memberships included the Recess, Bankers, Cornell and family lived there. None of the original Carnegie family is living, except the great grandchildren who live in father was Jesse Edwards White of Vicksburg, who served as a Confederate major in the Civil War. FANCY GIFT BASKETS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Mr. White began his career as a youth with Trezvant Cochrane Company and the Hartford Fire Insurance Company in Dal 423 BLOOMFIELD AVE.

Phone PI 4-2200 Municipal Parking Lot Awilable las, advancing first to special agent and then to general agent Former Concert Singer Dies at 71 lor lexas. In 1912 he was brought to New York as secretary of the Great American In surance Company. He became a vice president several years later Mrs. Marguerite D. Garabrant, wife of Joseph E.

Garabrant, died yesterday at her home, 217 Montclair Upper Montclair, after and senior vice president about 1920. Mr. White had lived in Mont a protracted illness following an operation. Until her retirement in the A New Year's Pledge to You At thli year begin, we are reminded more than ever of the challenge! we face. At our organization assumes the responsibilities of funeral service this community we pledge our most sincere effort to give our best In efficient service and sympathetic understanding.

twenties, Mrs. Garabrant was a widely acclaimed vocalist. In addition to numerous concert appearances throughout most of the Untied States, she also earned recognition for her recorded music. She sang at many private recitals and as a church soloist in the metropolitan New York area. At the age of 18, she came to New York and in a competitive audition won a scholarship in the Metropolitan Opera school.

Her studies and experience on the Grand Opera stage prepared her for the, later successes on the concert stage. For eleven years she was con clair since" 1913. An active supporter of local charities, he was particularly interested in the YMCA and Red Cross. He helped in the formation of the South Side Association and, was a charter member of the Garden Club of Montclair. He was also a former officer of the Montclair Golf Club and the Colonial Club of Montclair and had been an associate member of the Montclair Dramatic, Club for 35 years.

During the early days of his career in Dallas, Mr. White had served as president of Blue Goose, a national fire insurance association. In Madison, where he had maintained a Summer home since 1931, he was one of the organizers and a director of the Barberry Farms Association -FAMOUS MID WINTER FUMITUKE SALE from more than a sCore of leading maiiiif aelurers 10, 40 and belonged to the Golf and Beach Club. He was also a member of the Drug and Chemical Club of New York. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

off regular prices tralto soloist under contract to the Victor Talking Machine for whom she made hundreds of records, including many with the Victor Light Opera Company, the Victor Oratorio Society, the Lyric Quartet and the Trinity Choir. A significant feature of her career was her selection to sing on the first radio broadcast from New York over the facilities of Radio Station WEAF. Born in Camden, on July 56 Park Street Pilgrim 4-1111 ColdtH Vaitne Monuloir N.wYorlCltr DIED Wonderfully styled furniture of exceptional quality our entire inventory at extraordinary prices! Seven floors studded with splendid values assortments at every price range almost unlimited choices! Not a clearance, not a closeout but substantial reductions from our regular stock to make this the greatest Hampton House event ever! 20, 1887, she was the daughter of Dr. Charles Dunlap, a former surgeon in the Confederate Army, DIED MITCHELL Agnes Mary, widow of Rendering a Personal, Competent, Dignified and Sympathetic Service in a Home-like Atmosphere. Parking Facilities iJJrapr fimtiujirtat Jttr, DOLLMAIER Ida M.

Offhouse, of 228 Linden Verona, N. on "Friday, Jan. 2, 1959. Beloved wiie of George daughter of Mrs. Ada and the late Edward H.

Offhouse, Service was held at "Meayer and Lundquist, 100 Valley Montclair, Monday at 2 P.M. Interment Pine Brook Cemetery. FISHERCharles V. of 683 drove Upper Montclair, N. suddenly on Monday, Jan.

,5 1959. Husband of Pearl Burroughs, father of Mrs. Charles Vogel, Vernon B. and Clavin C. Fisher, and brother of Louis H.

Fisher. Service was held at Arthur K. Brown, (Home for Services) 56 Park at Claremont Montclair, N. Wednesday, evening at 8 o'clock followed by Masonic Service Triune Lodge 159 F. A.

M. of Kearny. GARRABRANT Marguerite Dunlap, of 217 Montclair Upper Montclair, on Jan. 7, 1959. Wife of Joseph E.

Garrabrant: mother of Mrs. John J. Derr and Joseph E. Garrabrant, Jr. Service at George Van Tassel's Community Funeral Home, 337 Bellevue Bloomfield on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment Bloomfield Cemetery. HOLLISTER Frederick Burritt formerly of Summit, N. suddenly on Sunday, Jan. 4, 1959, at his home in Cleveland, Ohio. Husband of Dorothy Dill Hollister, father of Frederick B.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Hollister of Summit. Brother of Bruce F.

Hollister of Chatham, N.J. Service was held at Central Presbyterian Church, Park corner Claremont Montclair, N. Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the March of Dimes. JONES Mary N.

Byram, formerly of Upper Montclair, N. at the Masonic Home, Burlington, N. on Sunday, Jan. 4, 1959. Wife of the late William sister of Miss Ada Byram, Mrs.

Arthur E. Bush and Henry E. Byram. Religious services were held at "Meayer and Lundquist, 100 Valley Road, Montclair, Tuesdav 8 P.M. Interment Mt.

Hebron Cemetery Wednesday morning. Eastern Star Service by Verona Chapter 152 was held Monday 8 P.M. JONES Edith Brown of 222 Valley Road, Montclair, N. on Friday, Jan. 2, 1959.

Mother of Mrs. Eugene Richter and Lewis T. Jones. Service was held at Arthur K. Brown, (Home for Services), 56 Park at Claremont Montclair, N.

on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. KING G. Stewart of 10 Crestmont Montclair, N. suddenly on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1959.

Husband of Elizabeth Simonson; father of Mrs. John X. Fisher and William H. Downes; brother of Clifford Babson and Henderson King. Service will be held at the chapel of St.

Luke's Church, So. Fullerton at Union Montclair, Friday morning ut 11 o'clock. In lieu of flowers those desiring may send contribution to the Memorial Trust for St. Luke's Church or Mountainside Hospital Heart Fund. MANN Mabel of 21 St.

Luke's Montclair, N. on Thursday, Jan. 1, 1959. Mother of Harry S. and Frederick W.

Mann. Service was held at Arthur K. Brown, (Home for Cervices), 56 Park at Claremont Montclair, N. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Bloomfield FUNERAL DIRECTORS ERIC MEAYER, Director Charles Lewis Mitchell, formerly of 188 Bellevue Upper Montclair, in Pennsylvania, in her 89th year, surviving are two sons, Graeme of Brielle, N.

and Bruce, and granddaughter, Abigail, of Lewisburg, Pa. Memorial services were held at St. James' Episcopal Church, Upper Montclair, at 4 P.M., on Friday, Jan. 2. NOLLE Jean Adams, of 1 Mendl Montclair, N.

on Tuesday, Dec. 30, 1958. Wife of William mother of Paul A. and W. Bruce Nolle.

Service was held in Central Presbyterian Church, Montclair, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery, PURDIE David at his home, 75 Personette Verona, N. on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1959. Husband of Alice Dike Purdie, father of Otto D.

and David J. Purdie Jr. Service will be held at Arthur K. Brown, (Home for Services), 620 corner of Could Verona. Time to be announced later.

RUSSELL Stanley Addison, of 24 Crestmont Montclair. N. on Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1958. Husband of Helene Norris, father of Mrs.

Robert M. Beers, Mrs. Ruth Gray, Stanley A. and James A. Russell.

Service was held in the Central Presbyterian Church, Park and Claremont Montclair, N. Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the Heart Fund of Essex County, Montclair, N. J. SCHUBERT Bruno of 32 Park Caldwell.

N. on Sunday, Jan. 4, 1959. Husband of Gertrude Schulz father of Mrs. John Wilson and Conrad C.

Schubert. Son of Max W. Schubert, brother of Mrs. Emma Cook, Mrs. Martha Thacker and Hans K.

Schubert. Service was held at Arthur K. Brown, (Home for Services), 77 Roseland Caldwell, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. YMM ERS essi A. McKen7ie of 116 Union Cedar Grove, N.

on Thursday, Jan. 1, 1959. Beloved wife of William 'sister of Mrs. James Howson, Margaret, Christina, Bella, Catherine, Nicol, St. Clair and Albert McKenzie.

Services were held at "Meayer and Lundquist Inc." 100 Valley Montclair, on Saturday at 2 P.M. I nterment Hestland Memorial Park. WHEELER Bleecker of 40 Bowers Caldwell, N. at Chicago, 111., on Sunday, Jan. 4, 1959.

Husband of Jennie Hancy father of Donald L. and John Hancy Wheeler. Service will be held at St. Jame's Episcopal Church, Valley at Bellevue Upper Montclair, Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Heart Fund.

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White brother of R. Ray McDowell of Dallas, Tex. Service was held in the Chapel of the Central Presbyterian Church. Park Montclair. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

In lieu of flowers pleae make donations the Central Presbyterian Church, Montclair. Interment private. Mt. Hebron Cemetery. WYCKOFF Vincent T.

at hit home, 10 Ravine Ave. Caldwell. N. on Sunday, Jan. 4, 1959 Husband of Hazel Wilkefson Wvckoff, father of Joan W'vckoff Stager, brother of Helen Wvckoff Heckrotte, grandfather of Mark Vincent Stager.

Service was held at Arthur Brown, (Home for 620 Bloomfield Ave, eor-ner Gould Verona. Tuesday afternoon at 1 clock. HOMES rOI SEIVICI Montclair CmHwM Wmnmm niw roiw city -UalionttfSA Hugh Mori arty FUNERAL nOMI, Completely Air-Condilionei 76 PARK STREET Pilgrim 4-4346 "Offering a Dignified Strvc in a Modern Funeral Home".