Retired Executive Are Set B. W. Lipscomb Rites Tomorrow Mr. Boyd Funeral for services Bernard Funeral services for The Rev. Beverley M.
Boyd, 68, of Alexandria, were to be held today at 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel on the Hill Episcopal Church, dria, with burial in Arlington AlexanNational Cemetery. Mr. Boyd, rector of Grace Holy Trinity Episcopal Church here, died Wednesday. Mr.
Boyd attended Washington Lee University and the University of Virginia, and was a graduate of the Episcopal Seminary at Alexandria. He was a former executive secretary of the old Federal Council of Churches, and was rector of St. David's Episcopal Church in Uvalde, at the time of retirement in 1963. He was a lieutenant in the army air force in World War I. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Sarah Kemper Boyd; a son, Beverley M. Boyd Big Mrs. Alexander Foster of PittsSpring, three daughters, burgh, Mrs. Richard Lengel of Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Jack Heard of Lake Jackson, and a brother, T.
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Lipscomb, 82, of 1909 Stuart retired chairman of the board of the Richmond Paper will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m, at Christian Funeral Home, with burial in Hollywood Cemetery, He died yesterday. Mr. Lipscomb was president of the company for 35 years and had been chairman of the board for six years at the time of his retirement this year. He is survived his wife, Mrs. Mamie Jones' Lipscomb; two daughters, Mrs.
Charles R. Kennon Jr. of Norwood, Powhatan county, and Miss Jane Lipscomb of Richmond; a son, Bernard W. Lipscomb Jr. of Richmond; three sisters, Miss Helen B.
Lipscomb of Ashland, Mrs. James B. Denny of Norfolk and Mrs. W. T.
McCandlish of Petersburg, and four brothers, A. McL. Lipscomb of Richmond, Thomas L. and Herbert C. Lipscomb, both of Ashland, and Willis G.
Lipscomb of Plandome, N. Y. WILLIAM W. COLLIER Funeral services for William W. Collier of 1212 West 47th will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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She was active in various civic, patriotic and women's organizations. Mrs. Blanche Hite Fennell Bowers, 71, today in Baltimore. Among other survivors is a son, Francis Fennell of Richmond. She was the widow of Henry Bowers.
Funeral tomorrow in Petersburg. Howard Lee Loewenherz, 66, of Lottsburg, yesterday. He was a retired buyer and merchandiser for a New York department store. Funeral today in New York. Frank Lee Townsend, 73, of Scottsville, Wednesday.
Funeral tomorrow. Howard L. Hall of Amelia county, yesterday. survivors 'are two brothers, Craig and Ernest Hall, both of Richmond. Funeral tomorrow.
William Louis Harris, 73, of Charlottesville, a retired hardware salesman, yesterday. Funeral tomorrow. Clifton Mathias Pennington, 53, of Charlottesville, a carpenter, Wednesday. Funeral tomorrow. Mrs.
Fannie Jenkins Donaldson, 65, of Morattico, yesterday. She was the wife of Roger L. Donaldson. Funeral Monday. Joseph Hugh Gray, 67, of Boykins, yesterday.
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R. Littleton, a retired professor at Emory and Henry College. Funeral today. George Washington Willis, 60 of Danville, found beaten to death yesterday in Waco, Texas, in a drainage ditch. A Waco justice of the peace ruled the death as homicide.
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Her death and four others raised Virginia's 1963 traffic toll to 924-20 higher than the 1962 toll a year ago today. LARRY GORDON WEDDLE, 19, of Roanoke, and GERALD J. STEPHENS, 28, of Cincinnati, Ohio, were the victims. The accident happened at 9:45 p.m. in Botetourt county, three miles east of Bonsack.
State police said Stephens was driving the car when it spun out of control on the rain-slickened, highway. TED L. GARNER, 31, of Virginia Beach, died Wednesday of injuries received Tuesday in a two-car collision in Virginia Beach. Fairfax county woman, AGNES STOKES, 56, of Bailey's Crossroads, died yesterday of injuries suffered Sunday when a car struck her on an Alexandria street. MISS BIRDIE E.
TATE Funeral services for Miss Birdie Elizabeth Tate, 82, who died yesterday, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Gordonsville Christian Church, with burial in Maplewood Cemetery there. She was the sister of the Rev. Dr. John A.
Tate of Richmond. Miss Tate was formerly in Petersburg with a niece. of Orange county, and resided Seven nephews and nieces also survive. She was a retired clerk for the National Bank at Gordonsville where she had worked for more than 25 years. She was a member of Gordonsville Christian Church.
JAMES A. JONES James A. Jones, 22, of Richmond died yesterday in a Richmond hospital. Mr. Jones is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Nancy Reynolds Jones; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jones of Amelia; a sister, Mrs. Peggy L.
Stoney of Richmond; two brothers, Donald L. Jones of Richmond and John D. Jones of Amelia; paternal grandmother, Mrs. A. S.
Jones of maternal grandmother, Mrs. Sally C. Childress of Louisa. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at Hillsman Funeral Home, Amelia, with burial in Pine Grove Church Cemetery.
MRS BOYER Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Boyer, formerly of Richmond, were yesterday in Riverview. cemetery. Mrs. Boyer, widow of Calvin Boyer, died November 23 in New London, Ohio.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Leitch of Richmond, and a son, Allen G. Boyer of Lebanon, Pa. SVERRE TOLLEFSEN Sverre Tollefsen, 61, of 10416 Robious rd. died today in a local hospital.
Mr. Tollefsen, a retired employe of the city's Public Utilities Department, was a native of Sandefiord, Norway. He. served in both the U. S.
Navy and Army in World War II. He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Edith Merrill Roache. The body rests at Bennett's Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Always Send Flowers Ceramic Santa pitcher and 6 cups.
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Jackson Services Are Held MADISON, Dec. 13-Graveside services for Raymond L. Jackson, 61, were to be held today in Grace Episcopal Church Cemetery Cismont. Mr. Jackson, a former secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia, died Wednesday.
Jackson was graduated from the University of Virginia, a BS and a degree in law land' had taught in the school of law from 1928 to 1938. From 1937 to 1938 he served as a trial justice of the Albemarle County Court and 1938 to 1942 was secretary of the commonwealth. He had also been the Madison county commonwealth's attorney from 1942 to 1947. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Judy Smith of Orange City, two sisters, Mrs.
Searle Edwards of Charlottesville and Mrs. Roland Davis of Sarasota, and two grandchildren. MRS. JAMES B. LOWELL Mrs.
Ruth P. Lowell, 77, of 8909 Michaux lane died day. She was the widow of James B. Lowell. Mrs.
Lowell was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, and the Brawner Wood Garden Club. She is survived by a son, James E. Lowell of Richmond. Funeral arrangements are private. A.
D. WOOLDRIDGE SR. A. D. Wooldridge 76, of 2110 Parkside died yesterday in a Richmond hospital.
Mr. Wooldridge is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mabel Wooldridge; five sons, W. J. A.
D. B. R. and R. D.
Wooldridge; a daughter, Mrs. Jene Bailey; four stepsons and five stepdaughters; a sister, Mrs. R. D. Caudle, and a brother, R.
L. Wooldridge; nine grandchildren and a great-grandson. The body is at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MRS. 0. PENDLETON WRIGHT Mrs. Susie Luck Wright of Chesterfield county died yesterday in a Richmond hospital. She was the wife of 0.
Pendleton Wright, a Richmond architect. Mrs. Wright was active the First Baptist Church, when it was located at 12th and Broad as a young woman and taught Sunday school there. Graveside services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Riverview Cemetery.
Besides her husband, she is survived brother, William T. Luck; nephews, and a niece. MRS. LOIS JEAN COLBY Mrs. Lois Jean Colby, 33, of 1814 Grove ave.
died yesterday at her home. Mrs. Colby is survived by three sons, Joseph Kenneth W. and Robert K. Colby; a daughter, Miss Brenda Lee Colby; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul L. Frank; two brothers, Paul N. and Kennon F. Eddy; a sister, Mrs.
Retha P. Thompson. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Retired Claims Adjustor Dies Lafayette T. Hicks, 91, of 3208 Hanes a retired claims adjustor, died today in a Richmond hospital. Mr. Hicks is survived by a daughter, Miss Florence Virginia Hicks of Richmond. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m.
at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. The body rests at the funeral home. UR Groups Plan to Aid The Needy University of Richmond student groups have arranged a series of activities designed to brighten the Christmas season for sick and underprivileged children. Parties will be the chief means for producing merriment.
The schedule of events follows: Today Interfraternity Council-YMCA-Westhampton College YWCA party in Milhiser gymnasium for about 40 children from the St. Joseph's Villa orphanage. Tonight carols at the Crippled Children's Hospital by members of Phi Gamma Delta and their girl friends. Sunday Newman Club party flat Tuesday--Phi Joseph's Villa. Gamma Delta children from the YMCA's Charity st.
branch; Kappa Sigma party in its lodge for small children from the Cary Street Baptist Mission. Wednesday Sigma Alpha Epsilon party in the wards of the Crippled Children's Hospital. In addition, Westhampton YWCA members will visit the Bon Air School for Girls. Pi Kappa Alpha will collect money for a gift and school supplies for an orphaned Greek girl, and Phi Gamma Delta will collect money for -a needy family. Richmond News Leader, Dec.
13, 1963 37 Rites For No Decision Is Made On Site for New PO Washington postal officials proposed site for Richmond's of possibilities tentatively six, a spokesman said. Real estate officers for the Washington region and its Richmond office met for' about one and a half hours this morning going over the list of possibilities, which has about 20 proposals for the site. The spokesman said the next step is to conduct site utilization studies for the various locations and possibly do topographic surveys. This could take anywhere between one and six months to complete, he said. TO HIRE ARCHITECT After that, the chosen site will be announced and an architect will be hired to design the building.
The tentative five or six favored locations were set aside based on recommendations from local and regional postoffice authorities as well as from the Central Richmond Association, the City Planning Commission and a biracial committee of real estate agents here. The spokesman said the list could disclosed now because, in some cases, the own- Rail News Sends Up Stock List NEW YORK, Dec. 13-(P)- Approval of a railroad merger and some other favorable items of corporate news helped the stock market to a moderate advance early in the afternoon. Trading was routine. The ticker tape ran late in a brief spurt of heavy trading after news that the Interstate Commerce Commission had approved the long-pending merger of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and Seaboard Air Line Railroad.
Each of these stocks ran up as much as two points in the flurry of trading that immediately followed the news, but they simmered down quickly. Both 'held fractional net Steels also perked up in the rallying phase and there was selective improvement elsewhere in the list. In early trading the market was marking time, lacking any motive for a sharp move either way. Year-end tax transactions still muddied the trend. Bank to Pay 45c Dividend The board of directors of Southern Bank and Trust Co.
has declared a quarterly cash dividend of 45 cents a share on the capital stock. The dividend, amounting to $43,191, will be paid December 31 to holders of record December 16. Southern Bank and Trust raised the dividend from 40 cents to 45 cents earlier this year. Stockholders will vote in January on a proposed 2-for-1 stock split, to be followed by a one-third stock dividend on the new shares. At a meeting yesterday, the directors elected Peter G.
Seaman Jr. an assistant trust officer, and appointed Talmadge K. Durham and William R. Martin assistant cashiers. Seaman joined the bank in 1962 as an administrative assistant; Martin is a main office loan interviewer; Durham is manager of the Bon Air office.
Standard Paper Pays Extra 50c The board of directors of Standard Paper Manufacturing Co. of Richmond has declared an extra dividend of 50 cents a share on the common stock. The dividend will be paid in addition to the company's regular quarterly dividend of $1.00 per share. This brings the total dividend on the common stock to $4.50 a share for the year. A quarterly dividend of 75 cents a share was also declared on the company's $50 par value convertible preferred stock.
The dividends are payable January 1 to holders of record December 20. MRS, UMBERTO BALDUCCI Mrs. Vienna C. Balducci, 73, of 909 Pensacola ave. died today in a Richmond hospital.
She was the widow of Umberto Balducci. Mrs. Balducci is survived by seven daughters, Mrs. Albertina Francioni, Mrs. Rena Ball, Mrs.
Elda Corso, Mrs. Cella Stepanian, Mrs. Bianca Moore, Mrs. Vienna Loving, Miss Aida Balducci; five sons, U. J.
E. G. R. and C. B.
Balducci, and 23 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. The time of services will be announced later. 12 Deaths in a Richmond nospital, James A.
Jones, age 22, of Richmond, Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nancy Keynoids Jones; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Jones. of Amelia; one sister, Mrs. Peggy J. Stoney, of Richmond; two brothers. Donaid Jones, of Richmond, and Join 0.
Jones, of Amelia; paternal grandmother, Mrs. A. S. Jones, of Amelia, and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Sally C.
Childress, of Louisa, va. The remains rest at the Hiltsnon Funeral Home of Amelia, where tuneral services will be held Saturday al P. M. Interment Pine Grove church Cemetery. 14EM LOWELL Passed away Thursday.
Dec. 12, 1963, Mrs. Ruth P. Lowell, of 8909 Michaux Lane. She is survived by one son, James E.
Lowell, of Richmond, and two grandchildren. 13M STAPLES--Entered into rest Dec. 12, 1963, at his residence, 8100 Broad St. Rood, Robert Clifford Staples, age 92. He is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Jeanette Slaughter, Mrs. Anna Irvin, of Richmond; seven sons, Otto of Newport News; Aubrey of London, Harry Buford Clifford Lynwood N. and Harwood R. Staples, all of Richmond: 13 grandchildren, Remains rest at Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshow where services will be held at 11 A.
M. Saturday, Interment In Riverview. MEM -Passed away December 11, 1963 In a Clifton Forge Hospital, Henry V. Sunday of RFD 5. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Laura Neison Sunday, 2 daughters, Mrs. F. Moseley and Miss Judith F. Sunday, son. Harold L.
Sunday, grandchildren Bonnie and Connie Sunday, Gary and Donna Moseley. sisters, Mrs. M. L. Harris, Mrs.
W. Newman, Mrs. L. V. Webb, Mrs.
F. B. Moore and Mrs. E. J.
Nelson. Remains are resting in the Nelsen Funeral Home where services will be held Friday, 3:30 p.m. Interment Four Mile Creek Cemetery. 13ME TATE Miss Birdie Elizabeth Tate, age 42, of Petersburg, died at local hospital Thursday, Dec, 12, 1963. She is the sister of the Rev.
Dr. John A. Tate, of Richmond, and Is survived by seven nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held in Gordonsville Christian Church, of which she was a member, on Saturday, December 14, at 2 P. M.
Interment in Maplewood Cemetery. '13E -James M. Suddenly on Wednesday, December 11, 1963 Annapolis, Maryland. Beloved husband of Mary J. Taylor of Edgewater, mother, Mrs.
Maryland. Mattie Survived Louise by Taylor his of Sabot, Virginia; two sisters Mrs. Shella Hardesty, Mrs. Mattie Nicholis; also five brothers, L. Allen Clinton Percy Louis and Osborn W.
Taylor. Funeral services on Saturday. December 14, 1963 at 11 A. M. from the Hardesty Funeral Home, 12 Ridgely Annapolis, Maryland.
Intermert, Hilicrest Cemetery, 13 WOOLDRIDGE-Died at a local hospital Thursday, December 12, 1963, Archer Daniel Wooldridge, of 2110 Parkside Avenue, He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Mabel Montgomery Wooldridge; one daughter, Mrs. Jene Louise Bailey: five sons, W. James A.
B. R. D. Wooldridge: five stepdaughters and four stepsons, one sister, Mrs. R.
D. Cadule; one brother, R. L. Wooldridge: nine grandchildren and one great Remains rest at the Joseph W. Billey Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall where the funeral will be held Saturday at 1 P.
M. Interment in Maury. MEM WRIGHT--Died at a local hospital Thursday, December 12, 1963, Mrs. Susie Luck Wright, of Chesferfield County. She survived by her husband, 0.
Pendieton Wrighf; one brother, William T. Luck; two nephews and one niece. The remains rest at the Joseph W. Billey, Funeral Home, Third and Marshall, Groveside funeral services 3 P. M.
Saturday in Riverview Cemetery. 14EM ALLEN-Departed this life December 13, 1963, Mr. Benjamin (Benny) Allen, of 1310 N. 31st St. Reposing at the Lightfoot Funeral Home.
Services to be announced. 14EM BACCUS -Departed this life December 12, 1963, Lawrence Baccus, 1310 N. 29th St. "Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by the Chiles Funeral Home, 2100 Fairmount Ave.
14EM DAY -Died Dec. 12, 1963, at McGuire Hospital, Hezekiah H. Day, of 5400 Patterson Ave. Remains rest the A. D.
Price, Funeral Home. Funeral, notice later. 13ME GARY-Departed this life suddenly December 13, 1963, Mrs. Sarah E. Gary, of 417 Allen Ave.
Remains rest at the O. F. Howard Funeral Home, 2011 Grayland Ave. Funeral notice later. 14EM HAMM-Departed this life Dec.
10, -1963, Mrs. Core Hamm 1003 Chamberlayne Ave. Formerly of St. James St. She Is survived by sons, Mr.
Eliby Hamm, of Williamsburg, Va. Mr. Eddie Hamm of Richmond; 2 1 grandchildren, niece, Mrs. 2 great. grandchildren, Marle Martin, of Hampton, 1 daughterin-law, other relatives and friends.
Reposing in Chapel of the foot Funeral Home, where friends P. may visit the family, Friday 7 to M. Funeral services Sat. 3:30 P. M.
from the Main Chapel, Rev. E. E. Warren officiating. Interment East End Cemetery, Family and friends kindly assemble at the fuheral home Sat.
3:00 P. M. 14EM HARRIS--Departed this life suddenly in New York, N. Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1963, Mr.
Thomas Daniel Harris of Hartford, formerly of 2934 Kingsdale Road, Chesterfield County, Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Connie L. Harris; one son, Mr. Thomas Daniel Harris parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Harris one sister, Mrs. Carrie H. Cheatham; one brother, Mr.
John Harris; father- and mother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Durham: four aunts, three uncles, two sisters-inlaw, one brother-in-law, one niece, three nephews and other relatives and friends. The funeral services will be held Saturday, December 14, of 2 P. M.
from the First Baptist Church, Kingsdale Road, Chesterfield County, Rev. S. M. Carter, pastor, officiating. Interment In the Seven Pines National Cemetery Monday, 11 A.
M. Relatives attending funeral services please assemble at the rest dence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Harris 2934 Kingsdale Road, Chesterfield County, Saturday at 1:15 P. M. The remains will be resting at the Mimms Funeral Home, 19th and Hull Sts, before and after funeral services, where relatives and friends attending interment services please assemble Monday, 10 A. M. 13ME HAWTHORNE-Departed this life Dec.
9, 1963 at Richmond Nursing Home. Mr. Eddie Hawthorne formerly of 100 W. Marshall St. Remains rest at the Walter J.
Manning Funeral Home. Funeral notice later. 13M LEWIS-Departed this life December 9, 1963, Emanuel C. Lewis of Charles City. He is survived by his father, Emanuel Lewis; four sisters, Mrs.
Helen A. Bradby, Miss Ardella Marva H. and Daisy Lewis; three brothers, Richard Joseph and Alfred M. Lewis; two aunts, one uncle, one brother-in-law, several nieces, nephews and other relatives. Funeral services 2:30 P.M., Sunday, December 15, at Elm Baptist Church, Rev.
G. W. Watkins officiating assisted by Rev. Edward Whitehead. Leroy Charity, Funeral Director.
Interment in Oakwood Cemetery, Charles City, 15ME MINES Miss Gertrude Mines, 822 Benny departed this life Dec. 8, 1963. Remains rest at Ford Ryan Funeral Home, 300 Louisiana St. Grave side services Saturday, Dec. 14, 1963, at 10 A.
M. Burial in East End Cemetery. 13ME -Died Dec. 12, 1963, Mrs. Mary Robinson, of 1720 Fendall Ave.
She Is survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Rebecca Shaw, Mrs. Theresa Brown, Mrs. Dora Lee, of New York City, and Mrs. Helen Anderson, of New Jersey; 2 sons, Thomas Robinson and William Crump; 9 grandchildren, great-grandchild, mother, Mrs.
Dora Lewis; 1 aunt, other relatives and friends. Remains rest at the A. D. Price, Jr. Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held Saturday P.
D. Turner officiating. Inferment Wood. land Cemetery." Family, and friends kindly, assemble at funeral home Saturday at 12:30 P. M.
13ME TAYLOR -Departed this life Dec. 11. 1943, William Taylor, of N. 32nd St. He is survived by his wife, Rachel Taylor: four daughters, Mrs.
Louise Cunningham, Mrs. Edith Banks, Mrs. Carrie Betts, and Mrs. Nora Scott: six sons. Messrs.
Robert, Walter, Arthur, Willle, Morris and Curtis Taylor; one brother, four sisters, 24 grandchildren, 10 greatgrandchildren, five daughters-in-law. four sons-in-law, one sister-in-law, two brothers-in-law, several nieces and nephews. Remains rest at Walter J. Manning Funeral Home, where services will be held Saturday at 3 P. Rev.
W. Washington officiating. Burial Woodland Cemetery: Family and friends will at the above residence Saturday, 2:15 P. M. Family will receive friends of the chapel Friday 13ME Continued on Next Page Thursday, December 12, made no decision today on' a new central postoffice, but the was narrowed down to five or Post Office Department, its ers of the property may not have been notified their.
land is being considered. Then too he said, property prices tend to go up when the government indicates interest in buying it. Known to be high on the list of good possibilities is the cityowned Brook Field between Chamberlayne ave. and Brook rd. near School st.
The city has not said it would make the property available. TO LEASE TO U.S. Richmond's new central post- will be constructed by private individuals and leased to the government. In that fashion, the project does not need congressional approval for fund outlays. It is expected to be a one or two-story building, adapted to surrounding architecture, containing a high efficiency system of mail distribution utilizing the most modern equipment able.
The cost is expected to run. well over 10 million dollars and some estimates have run to 15 millions. At today's meeting were Herman Schmidt, the postoffice real estate officer for this area: Robert Kershner, regional real estate officer; D. A. Jenson, departmental real estate director.
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M. M. SUNDAY DAILY Deaths BALDUCCI-Died at a local hospital Friday, December 13, 1963, Mrs. Vienna C. Balducci, aged 78 years, of 909 Pensacola Ave.
She Is survived by seven daughters, Mrs. Albertina Francioni, Mrs. Rena Ball, Mrs. Elda Corso, Mrs. Celia Stepanian, Mrs.
Blanca Moore, Mrs. Vienna Loving, Miss Aida Balducci; five sons, U. E. G. R.
E. and C. B. Balducci; 23 grandchildren. Remains rest at the Joseph W.
Bliley Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall Sts. Funeral from St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church Monday morning. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, 15ME BRITTLE Died at her residence, 706 N. Boulevard, Thursday, Deo.
12, 1963, Mrs. Elaine Toms Brittle. She is survived by her husband, W. A. Brittle; a brother, Robert Bruce Toms.
of New York City; a nephew, Charles Lewis Toms, of Fort Lauderdale, a Jane Toms Summers, of Henderson, Texas. Funeral service from family section, Druid Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore, 11 A. M. Saturday, December 14. By special request please omit flowers and make contributions to the Crippled Children's Hospital in Richmond.
13ME BURTON Died at a local hospital, Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1963, Mrs. Annie Ruth Burton, widow of Arthur E. Burton, of 4205 Springhill Ave. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Gertrude Burton.
The remains rest at the Joseph W. Billey Funeral Home, Third and Marshall Sts. Funeral services at Central Methodist Church Saturday at 11 A. M. Interment in Maury, 14EM -Died at her residence, 1814 Grove Thursday, Dec 12, 1963, Mrs.
Lois Jean Colby, aged 33. She is survived by three sons, Joseph Kenneth W. and Robert K. Colby; one daughter, Miss Brenda Lee Colby parents, and Mrs. Paul L.
Frank; two brothers, Paul N. and Kennon F. Eddy; one sister, Mrs. Retha P. Thompson.
Remains rest at the Joseph W. Billey Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall, where services will be held Saturday at 11 A. M. Interment in Oakwood. 14EM COLLIER-Entered Into rest at a local hospital Dec.
11, 1963, William W. Collier, of 1212 47th St. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mamie Smith Collier; his son, William Cecil Collier: two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Dorminy, of Miami; Mrs.
Cecilia Byrum, of Birmingham; three broth. ers, M. S. Collier, all of Richmond; seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Remains rest at Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw where services will be held at P. M.
Saturday, Interment in Westhampton Memorial Park. 14EM EVANS Charles Hawes, M.D., on Dec. 12, 1963, of 120 S. Harrison East Orange, N. J.
Husband of Jean Robinson Evans, son of the late Thomas Washington and Margaret Evans, father of Mary Louise, Charles Hawes. and John WashIngton Evans, Brother of Miss Nancy Evans, George and Doctor Harmond Evans of Concord, Edward of Little Rock, and Lyle Evans of Oak Ridge, Tenn, Services at "The Colonial Home," 132 S. Harrison East Orange, on Saturday afternoon, December 14 at 1 o'clock, 13E HALL- -Died Thursday, December 12, 1963, at his home in Amelia County, Howard L. Hall. He is survived by Mrs.
Ruth E. Hall; two brothers, Craig and Ernest Hall, Flor- of Richmond; three sisters, Mrs. ence Chumney, of Blackstone, and Mrs. Early Flynn and Mrs. Allen Scott Hall, both of Amelia.
The remains rest of the Hilisman Funeral Home at Amelia. Funeral services will be held Saturday P. M. at Rennie Memorial Presbyterion Church in Amelia County. The remains will lie in state from 12.
o'clock until hour of service. Interment in the church cemetery. MEM ELL--Died at a local hospital Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1963, James H. Harrell, of 2112 Riverside formerly of Buckroe Beach, Va.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Novella Royall Harrell; four sisters, Miss Fruzie Harrell, Mrs. Louis Carter, Mrs. Minnie Bryant and Mrs. Willie Frisca.
The remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, Third and Marshall, where services will be held Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment Maury. 13ME.
