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Mary Joanna DeLorig, 85, of 1341 Gardenia died Sunday in a Long Beach hospital. She was born in Noblesville, Ind, and came here 15 years ago. Surviving is her son, Leslie G. DeLong, Long Beach. Service will be today at 10:30 a.m.

in Mottell's Mortuary with private interment. STAlfLEY (Domlngruei)--Paul Elihu Stanley, 56, of 2642 E. 222nd died Saturday in Yosemite National Park, while on a visit to his son, a U. S. Forest Ranger.

He was bjorn-at Earlham, Iowa, and came here 11 years ago. He was employed as stillman by the Union Oil Co. Surviving are his wife, Mable; a son, Harold A. Stanley, Long Beach. Service will be Thursday at 11 a.m.

in Mottell's Mortuary, with the Rev. Theodore Brock officiating. Interment will be in Sunnyside Memorial Park. Monday in a Long Beach hospital while on a visit with his son and daughter here. He was- born in Montgomery, lived at Delhi, for many years and was a retired rancher.

He was a member of the Southern Baptist Church and Delhi Lodge No. 340, AFAM. He a to Long Beach June 19. Surviving are his son, William 3871 Cherry four daughters, Mrs. Edna Keys of Long Beach, Mrs.

Mona Palmer, Mrs. Flossie McGinn and Mrs. Marjorie Gramlick; brothers, and Lewis Carmichael. Services and interment will, be at Delhi. MotteU's Mor- tury will direct.

HAN'A Mrs. Mildred M. Hanna, 62, of 3967 Denker Dr. died Sunday in a Norwalk hospital. She was born in Toledo.

Ohio, and had lived here 27 years. She "was a member of the Methodist Church of the Eastern Star in Toledo. Surviving are her brother, James Young, and sister, Miss Welcome Young of Los Angeles. Service will be a at 1 p.m. in Mottell's Mortuary with the Rev.

Willard A. Schurr officiating. Interment will be in Inglewood Park cemetery. W. Carmichael, 82, of Sayre, died USS Isle Royale, was drowned! in the Long Beach Harbor June 25.

He wai born in Macon, and lived there until entering the Navy. Surviving a his father, Harlan Richardson. Services and interment will be at Macpn with Dilday Mortuary directing. BROWN--Manuel Enos Brown 77, of 848 Termino dredger captain for 48 years on the Sacramento River and Long Beach Harbor, died Monday in a Long Beach sanitarium. He was born in Clarksburg, and came here .20 years ago.

He was a member of St. Matthew's parish, and Long Beach Elks. Surviving are his wife, Mary Hester; a Clifford G. Donoho, Long Beach; two brothers, Alfred and King; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Enos, Rose Brown, and Mrs.

Clara Rose. The rosary will be recited Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Patterson Snively Mortuary CKapel. Mass of requiem will be offered Saturday at 10 a.m. in St.

Matthew's church. Interment will be in All Souls cemetery. Beach Erosion Jobs Approved MAIXOY--Capt. Paul Martin Malloy, 24, Marine Corps, of 417 Dahlia Corona del Mar, stationed at the El Toro Marine Base, was killed in a traffic accident June 25. He was born in Bradenton, and had been in California six months.

Surviving are his wife, Shirley his father, Selby; his mother, Mrs. Chandler Yaun. Services and interment will be at Decatur, with Dilday Mortuary, Long Beach, directing. Mrs. Vollie Imogene Mendenhall, 75, of 1686 Washington died Tuesday in a Long Beach hospital.

Born in Iowa, she came here seven years ago. Surviving are a son, Earl R. MendenhaU, Long Beach; daughter, ISrs. Ava Williams, Long Beach; five John, Frank, Ernest, Will and Ira Ailshie; four sisters, Mrs. Edith Smart, Mrs.

Frances Newton Mrs. Icie Jarman, Annie Jacobs Services will be Thursday at 2 WASHINGTON OLE) The House Public Works Committee Tuesday approved four Southern California projects among a number of California navigation, flood control and beach erosion items for inclusion in an omnibus authorization bill whidh the committee expects to send to the House shortly. The projects and the federal share of their costs are Long Beach and Los Angeles Harbors, Playa del Rey, Anaheim Beach erosion, and San Pedro beach erosion, $3,874,000. with the Rev. William H.

Galbraith officiating. Interment will be in Green Hills Memorial Park, San Pedro. proof. from KW gain ntutnl spiffe to. Ran SminxXf fit Inc.

Hirtfcrt, on Honeymoon OJAX Calif. June Haver and Fred MacMurray were motoring leisurely omewhere in the West Tuesday ollowing a quiet wedding that climaxed a difficult choice for ic actress between romance and cligion. The actress, a Roman Cath- lic, and MacMurray, a Presby- erian, were married in civil rites at Ojai Valley Inn Monday light After the double ring ceremony the actor and his bride eft by automobile for a honeymoon tour of such areas as Grand Canyon and Brioe Canyon. Union Oil Engineer Retfres at Wilmington Leslie G. Espey, 733 Redondo retired Tuesday after 24 years with the Wilmington refinery of the Union Oil Co.

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M. MalMnof World-Famon Clubwoman's Services Set for Thursday Services for Mrs. Delia Sanderson, 60, prominent clubwoman who died Monday, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Mottell's Mortuary Chapel, the Rev. Reuben Field officiating.

Interment will be in Oklahoma City, Okla. President-elect of the Women's Democratic Club she was a member of the Ebell CIuo the Tenn Woman Music club a here vlg his Guard Officers i Club. "Tinv Texas' 1 HP wai a American Assn. for the United the Southern Baptist Nations, Long Beach an as a TMe a lifnrniaSvmahonv: Cnur cn a a wa 5 a i a i rancher. Surviving are three sons, John.

Hubert and Guy of Long Bench; a daughter, Minnie Pauline Cherry. Lakewood; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Buck, Mrs. Mattie Filbugh, Mrs. Mollie Jacobs; a brother, Mel Cherry.

Services and interment will be in Granbury, Texas. Lakewood Mortuary will direct. HABVTtLE (Los Alamltos) Mrs. Jane J. Harville, 42, ol 11181 Enterprise teacher, died suddenly Tuesday in a Long Beach hospital.

Born in Tobin, N. she came to Long Beach 15 years ago and moved to Los Alamitos in 1952. She taught in Laurel elementary school. Orange county. Surviving; are her husband, Wallace B.

Harville; two sons, Allen and Johnnie; a daughter, Martha; her mother, Mrs. Ruth Jolly, Los Alamitos; three brothers, Stewart oE Westminster, George W. ar.d J. T. Jolly.

She was a member of Los Alamitos Congregation Church and the Eastern Star. Services will be directed by Coon Funeral Home, Long Beach. CHEERY--Z a A Cherry, of 5725 Oxholm died Tuesday in a Long Beach Gotebo, Chapter 268, of Order of the Eastern Star, and Gen. Joe Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy, Long Beach of which sho was a past presi dent. A native of Anniston, Ala.

she lived in Oklahoma City be fore moving to Long Beach eighi years ago. She i at 3759 Lemon Ave. She is survived by her hus band, Lt. Cmdr. Sanderson, USCG; a son, Tro O.

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