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BROOKLYN EAGLE. AUG. 2, 1947 JORDAN ROBERT suddenly, on Friday. August 1. 1947 JBraths John F.

Granfield (Joseph Hughes, Kisses Girl's Hand, Plunges to Death As Music Fades 5ERMON topics Spanish War Vet Joseph Hughes of 769 St. Mark's Ave a Rnanlsh-American War Barber-, r. Mandt, Mary Brower. Prank Mnui. Anion Buchanan.

A. McCarthy, D. r. Cavajnaro, Louii McCloy.Hugh i Dennin.Mary McTigue, Susan Dunn. Walter Newstrom, G.

Iorce, Catherine CMalley, Mary wranneia, j. r. Puuelt, Sophia veteran, formerly was in wholesale grocery business in! Then he kissed her hand with the Brooklyn, died Thursday In melodramatic woras. "This is the Johns Hospital. He was 80.

aM Um be dancing with Mr. Hughes was a lifelong resi-ivol, it Funeral Monday solemn mass of requiem for John F. Granfield, associated with the sales department of the Schulte interest and Park and Til- ford for a total of 40 years, will be offered Monday at 9:30 a.m. in St. Anselm's R.

C. Church. 83d St and 4th Ave. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr.

Granfield. who lived at 465 79th died Thursdav after sev-1 eral weeks' illness. He was born In Brooklyn 65 years ao and spent his entire life In the borough. His wife, Mrs. Letty 25 years ago.

Surviving are a Granfield, died daughter. dent. He was Mason. and had; been active in church work. He was a vestryman in St.

Matthew's Episcopal Church before its merger with St. Luke's Church, and later became a vestry man of St. Luke's and St. Matthew's Church, prick, 27. of Redwood City funeral services will be held at 8 p.m.

tomorrow. Rites by the United Spanish War Veterans will Eileen Collins; a brother. conducted at 7 p.m. Sunday at'Cnarles fty nam three sisters. Helen ana.the Clinton Ave.

cnapei. ai ton Ave. his wiaow, Mrs. Mary t. nugnes, to whom he was married In 1891.

i survives. She is a retired school, teacner. Buna i will be in tvergreens Cemetery. Herman Sturcke, Physician's Father Funeral services for Herman Sermon topics for this column MIST be in the hands of the r-' liglous editor NOT LATER than NOON on THURSDAY. ASSEMBLIES Of GOD LIOHTHOU8C CHURCH "Siini Polwmg Bi.er'rt "Tbt Carlr ana LilKr lu BAPTIST IBUSHWICK A VENUS "Our Sacrifice." EMMANUEL AM: Effective Prayer." ISTRONO PLACE- AM "Recipe tor Bucceu Communion aertiee.

CHRIST "The Encamping Ansel" PM "Christ and the Putuie" (lawn ecmce) LENOX ROAD A.M.: Sermoo bv Professor Howard Hint. Ph of Brooklyn Oaj-leie. men preaeher. BAPTIST TEMPLE A.M.: "Better Than Eden" bv Uie Rev. Dr Ruuell Jonee of Uie Pint BaplUt Churrh.

Bloom-field. suest preacher. P.M.: "A Oiorious Boaat." Dr Jones. GREENWOOD A "Shield of Brass PM: "That Which I Perfect." MEMORIAL A.M Bitman by the Rev. Dr.

Clarence W. Shute. professor of PhlKM- phv and religion at Lake Brie College lor Women. gusel preacher. SIXTH AVENUE A.M.: "The Model christian." Communion lervice.

"On to the Promised Land." BROOKLYN TABERNACLE I A Communion. "The Shadow of a Rock." CHRISTIAN SECOND CHURCH OP 'The Thorns "A Tale of Two Cities." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ALL CHURCHES A.M. and P.M.: "Love." CONGREGATIONAL PLYMOUTH A "Ths Thorns Orew Up," bv the Rev. Dr. Ernest M.

Halliday, guest preacher. PL ATBUSH-TOMPKINS A.M.: Sermon by the Rev Dr Cor-. nellus Oreenway, minister of All Souls Unlversalist Church, Summer union service. BU8HWICK "Meaning of Faith," by the Rev. Carey M.

Young of ths Ooldrn Rule Foundation, guest preacher. EVANGEL, A.M. "Pill Up Life's Empty Bottles." by the Rev. Dr. Mark Wayne pastor of Oreen Avenue Baptist Church, guest preacher.

EPISCOPAL ST. ANN'S "The History of Holy Com munlon Through the Ages." Herllhy, William See.Vemon Hughes. Joseph Sturcke, Herman Jacobs, Beatrice Tobin, Hazel Jordan. Robert Mary King, Norman 8r. Whltaker, B.

Krause, Adeline White, Charles Larson, O.E. Wunachel, O. H. Undelof, August BARBERA FRANC ESC A. of 7014 10th Avenue, on August 1, dear mother ot Salvatore Rose Marguerite Scirica, Josephine Scirica and Anna Santoro.

and sister of Matteo Alcuii and Grace Compione. Reposing at V. Sessa, Funeral Home. 6934 Fort Hamilton Parkway, until i Monday, August 4. 9:30 a.m.: Re- ouitm Mass St.

Ephrem's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ROWER PRANK I.

Service at the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, 745 Classon Avenue, Sunday. August 3, at 4 p.m. BUCHANAN On Thursday. July 31. 1947, at his home in N.

ARCHIBALD, husband of Mary father of Arch-, tbald A. Buchanan and the late Jessie Christensen. Mr. Buchanan was a former resident of Brook- lyn. Funeral services at the George W.

Pease and Son Funer- a) Home, 437 Nostrand Avenue, at Hancock Street, Monday, 2 p.m. CAVAGNARO LOUIS, on August 1, at OtisvlUe. New York, beloved husband of Eunice; devoted brother of Nicholas John and Angela Greco. Reposing at Charles Bacigalupo Funeral Home, i 38 Mulberry Street, New York City, until Monday, 9:30 a.m.: Requiem Mass at St. Andrews R.

C. Church. Cardinal Place, New York City, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cem- etery. Sturcke.

86. of 7615 Ridge beloved husband of Katherine. and father of Mrs. H. H.

Ha lie Natch and Robert L. Jordan. Service at! the Fairchlld Chapel. 951 Atlantic Monday, pm KING NORMAN M. of 9949 Shore Road, on August 1.

1947 beloved husband of Anna inee Hossett); devoted father of Leslie Fraser, Hazel Munro Forsyth, Norman McLeod dear grandfather of Norman McLeod 3d and Hazel Munro King; fond brother of Henry M. King. Religious service, als Casonic by Manhattan Lodse, 62. F. A.

at E. C. Wal- devk's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Sunday, 8:30 p.m. KRAUSE ADELINE, on August 1, 1947. beloved wife of the late Richard M.

Krause; mother of Richard M. Krause Jr. and Muriel Rodgers; sister of Mary Meyers and Laura Bunce. Service at the Fairchlld Chapel. 89-31 164th Street, Jamaica.

Sunday, 8:30 p.m LARSON On August 1. 1947 O. E. LARSON, beloved husband of Ida (nee Schroeder); also survived by daughters, Mrs. Martin Tregde, Mrs.

Charles Wellander; son, Edward A. Larson, and stepdaughter. Mrs. William DeGweck. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Monday.

8 p.m. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. LINDELOF AUGUSTA on August 1, 1947, at her residence, 5710 2lst Avenue, beloved mother of Lt. Karl N.

Y. P. D. Serv ice at Ericson Si Ericson's Chapel. 500 State Street, Monday at 8 p.m.

Interment St. Michael's Cem etery Tuesday, 10 a.m. MANDT MARY JANE (nee Timms). on July 31, 1947, beloved ife of Charles; devoted mother of Corp. John U.

S. M. loving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Timms, and sister of Thomas, Albert, Jacob.

John and Clarence. Reposing at residence. 231-24 148th Avenue, Springfield Gardens, I. Services Sunday, 8 p.m. Interment Monday, 2 p.m..

Evergreens Cemetery. MATISZ ANTON. July 31. aged 59 years, at St. Vincent's Hospital, New York City.

He lived in Bohemia for twelve years. He was born in Tvrdossin, Czechoslovakia. He came to the United States forty-one years ago. He was a retired butcher, whose business was at 140 1st Avenue, New York City. Survived by his wife, Julia Matisz; his mother, Anna Matisz of Czechoslovakia; two brothers, John and Joseph, and three sisters.

Mrs. Sophie Fulla, Mrs. Paula Kollar and Mrs. Emily Janovltz. all of Czechoslovakia.

Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m., from William J. E. Adamec Jr. Funeral Chapel, Locust Avenue, Bohemia, L. followed by a blessing at St.

John Nepomucene R. C. Church at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be at St. John Nepomucene Ceme tery, Bohemia, L.

I. McCarthy Dorothy f. (nee Arnold), on July 31, 1947, be loved wife of Edward; loving daughter of Harry T. and Florence Arnold; sister of William. Fu neral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Joseph Redmond's Chapel, 478 73d Street; thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help R.

C. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery McCLOY HUGH, on August 1, 1947, at his home, 360 58th Street, born in County Derry, Ireland, devoted husband of Gretta inee Dil lon); loving father of John Margaret Ellen brother of Margaret and James of Philadel phia, John and Annie in Ire land. Funeral Monday; Requiem Mass, 10 a.m., Our Lady of Per petual Help.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. McTIGUE SUSAN inee Lynch), Baptist Efip Sapttat UptttpU Third and Flatbush Avts. Rev. Gabriel R.

Gnest DR. RUSSELL G. JONES n. i. 10:30 A.M.

"BETTER THAN EDEN" 7:30 P.M. "A GLORIOUS BOAST" Wednesday, I Millenary Night Rev. Spires Zodhiatdg will talk about conditions in Grace ALL WELCOME Margaret Granfield and Mrs. Agnes jacoDson, ana tnree granacnnaren. William E.

Mullahey Oceanside. Aug. 2 William E. Mullahey of 10 Brush Drive, Valley Stream, former assistant post master of Valley Stream and a vet eran of World War I. died Thursday in South Nassau Community Hospital here.

He was 61 and retired from the post office about a year ago. Surviving are two bothr-ers, Joseph and Thomas. Deaths OMALLEY On Julv 31. MARY (nee McNamara), devoted I mother of Mrs. Mary Potters, Mrs.

Rose Ann Monahan, Mrs. Josephine Bums. John J. and Thomas J. OMalley.

Reposing William A Martin Funeral Home at Classon Avenue corner Sterling Place. Fu neral Monday, 9:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass St. Joseph's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PUNZELT SOPHI A on Thursday.

July 31. 1947. beloved! wife nf the late Howard Punzelt. and devoted mother of Mrs. Elliot Pfloomm and Mrs.

John West-Hke; sister of Mrs. Emily E. Jack-sov, Mrs. Rose Arkerman. Mrs.

May L. Petry and Edward Jones. Service at Frank E. Campbell "The Funeral Church," Madison Avenue at 81st Street, Manhattan. Monday, August 4, at 2 p.m.; Greenpoint Chapter, No.

117, O. E. will hold service Sunday at 8:30 p.m SEE On July 31. 1947. VERNON of 7 Banta Place, Bergenfield.

N. brother of Miss Dorothy B. See. Funeral service at Meyer Fu neral Home, 187 S. Washington Avenue, Bergenfield.

N. Monday, August 4, at 10 a.m. Interment Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, J. STURCKE On July 31. 1947.

HERMAN, beloved husband of the late Theresa and father of Dr. Her man H. Sturcke Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Sunday, 3 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. TOBIN HAZEL M.

(nee Wei-rick), suddenly, on August 1. 1947. at her home. 414 61st Street, beloved wife of Charles loving mother of William fond sister of Kathryn Whltmover of Potts- ville, Dorothy G. Haines of! Bloomsburg.

and Helen Harris of Shamokin, Pa. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m.; Solemn Mass of Requiem Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. iSunbury. papers please copy.) VOIGTS MARY August 1 1947 (nee Daly), beloved wife of Kenry; mother of Henrietta, Gertrude and Ann. Reposing John T.

Gallapher Funeral Home. 2549 Church Avenue; Requiem Mass Holy Innocents Church Monday. 10 a.m. WHITAKER BARBARA. July 31, 1947.

beloved wife of Percival devoted mother of Mrs. Dorothy Darnell and Mrs. Cecelia Whitaker: loving daughter of William A. Bauer; dear sister of William ftlfo survived by two grandchildren Services Walter B. Conke.

Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue. Sunday, 8 p.m. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m. Inierment Evergreens Cemetery. WHITE CHARLES HENRY, on August 1.

1947, dear brother of Alice. Reposing Kennedy's Chapels, corner Church and Rogers Avenues. Funeral Monday, 1:30 m. WUNSCHEL GEORGE on July 31, 1947, beloved husband of the late Louise A. (nee Broderick): devoted father of Mrs.

Paula Sal- ivard, father of Dr Herman Sturcke. Brooklyn be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at thei Kred Herbst Sons Memorial Chapel. 7501 5th Ave. Burial will be in Lutheran Cemetery.

Mr. Sturcke, a retired candy manufacturer and merchant, was found dead Thursday morning In his apartment, a victim of accidental gas poisoning. The gas of the kitchen range was on, the flames evidently having been ex tinguLshed when a pot of water boiled over whll ehe dozed in a Chair Mr. Sturcke came to this country from German when 17 and lived in Brooklyn most of his life. He retired from the candy business many years ago.

His wife. Mrs. Theresa Sturcke. died in 1932. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church and formerly was active in the Steuben Society and other organizations.

Besides his son. Mr. Sturcke is survived by a granddaughter, Mrs. Ethel Ouimet. William Connolly, Highway Inspector Freeport, Aug.

2 William F. Connolly, an inspector of highways in Nassau County for more than 25 years, died yesterday in his home. 285 Pine St. He was 68. Mr.

Connolly was a member of Bishop Molloy Council, Knights of Columbus, the Freeport Lodge or Elks and the Holy Name Society of Holv Redeemer. R. C. Church. His widow, Mrs.

Sarah N. Con nollv. and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Federson, survive. The Holy Name and other Cath olic societies will hold services at 8 p.

m. tomorrow at the Chester A. Fulton fe Sons Funeral Home. 49 Merrick Road. A requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.

m. Monday at Holy Redeemer Church and burial will be In the family plot in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Bay Shore. Set Riles Monday For A. Buchanan Reprinted From Yesterday's Late Editions Archibald Buchanan, 79.

who for many years conducted a plumbing business on Sumner died yesterday Thursday) In Man-wah, N. where he had lived for two years. Death was due to a heart ailment. Mr. Buchanan, who was born In Brooklyn, lived for many years at 76 Decatur St.

He was a member of the old Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, now the Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church, and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary F. Buchanan, and a son. Archibald A. Buchanan of Mahwah.

i Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Monday, at the George w. tlrtmrn 1 7 k. in Nostr.ni, Ave. Burial will be Evernreens Cemetery. 1 1I II fl YlOlKcr iuivii iiwiiwi Reonnted From Yesterday.

Lai Editions MEMIAH AND TNCARMATTOM- Holy Common toa and sermon by Um Rev Dr. Dan il A- McGregor, guest preacher ST BARTHOLOMEWS Holy CoaunuoMB ana sermon by Um Ry. Andrew M. Vsn Dyfc. LUTHERAN ST BTEPHgTNS Sermon by Uie Rev Samuel Kornmana.

director of the Brooklyn Inner Mission, guest Dreacher. ST PAULS (Rodney SO AM' "Wild Flower Festival" ST LUKE'S A Sermon by the Rv Eugene C. Kreider. superintendent of Hotra Missions of the United Lutheran Synod of New York, guest preacher. ST JOHN'S (Prospect Aye I A "Which Way'" by Theodora Jentsch, a student at the Philadelphia Seminary.

ST. MARK A "Be Patient HOLY TRINITY AM: "Blind In Peace." by Peter No-dyne. Wagner College auniaterul student. OERMAN ischermerhorn St.) A.M.: "Faith for Today." METHODIST BUSHWICK AVENUE A Sermon by Oliver Moore, layman ii rt.pori. I UNION A.M.: "Life's Orest Ycsrnlngs," by the Rev Joseph Irvine Chapman, pastor of Trinity Bsptist Chureb, summer union service.

PRESBYTERIAN UNION A.M.: "Nsture and the Spiritual Life Consider the Lily." CUYLER A Sermon by the Rev. Donald Relts. ausst preacher. BEDFORD-CENTRAL A.M.: Sermon by ths Rev. Dr Dean O.

McKe. president of tha Biblical Seminary, guest preacher. LAFAYETTE AVENUE A Sermon by the Ksr. or wiuiaa Pierson. SPENCER MEMORIAL A.M.: sormou by me itev.

t. w. Moorman ot the Brooklyn libit Society, guest preacher. REFORMED FLATBUSH DUTCH A.M.: "Seeing Our way out" QUEENS CHRIST METHODIST fGlendaltl A "Dead to Sin and Alive to God." HOLLLS PRESBYTERIAN (Holllll A.M.: Sermon by tne nay. ur.

var-lyla Adams, guest preacher- MANHATTAN FRENCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ST. ESPRIT A.M.:"Lord, Thou Hast Been Fivor- hla TTrvtrt Thy Land." CALVARY BAPTIST A he Bunicient saviour tor Atomic Age." P.M.: "Is It Enough to Beliefs in Jesus?" Reached by all subways Guedi, Pastor rraaeker Congregational Tomorrow at 11:00 JLlL 'THE THORNS. GREW UP" DR. ERNEST M. HALUDAY, Summer Pallor Will Preith Plymouth Church of the rUgrlm L.

WENDELL FIFIELD, MINISTER Orange and Hicks Streets Brooklyn Hfichts Relormed -REFORMED-, Dutch Church Plstbush snd Churchy Avenues Pounded 1M MINISTBR Rev. HENRY A. VRUWM1, D.D. 1 1 :00 A.M. "Seeing Our Way Out" Rev.

Theodore W. Laitem CENTRAL Midweek Service snd Bible Study Bvery Wedneadsr st PM. All Welcoent SPENCER MEMORIAL Rem sen and Clinton Sts Ray. r. C.

tilMMONS, D.D., Ps.Ur II A.M. Rey. C. W. Meeresea.

Brooklyn Blkle Saelsty FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Henry Street (Clark Slreet B. T.I mil LIM r. ELLIOTT. D.D., Minister 11 A "Your Own Pslth" REV JACK BR WAS, Preachlm 1:00 PM OUTDOOR SERVICB "A Personal Question" Serviced VWl GOOD SHEPHERD 15TH STREET AND 4TH. AVENl'K Pastors: Rey.

Willises T. Honaay. Tk.D. Rev. Robert J.

Nelsea 30 A.M. Morning Service Brooklyn Against the World EbbeU Field An. 15-16-17 The Guy Lombardo music ended H. nf Starlight Roof, vaulted a low stone parapet and plunged 18 floors to his death on Park Ave. Police said he was John Wil- Cal.

He went to the Waldorf last night with three friends. Darius Talyarken of the Waldorf Towers. of the Gladstone 52d and Mrs. 114 Beatrice Campbell of the West- bury Hotel, 15 E. 69th both of Manhattan.

prick, companions told police that the young man seemed de- Dressed. The word from hu fain ily was that his health was fall- ling. His mother. Mrs. Florence iFrtok, is staying at the Hotel Pierre where she checked in with her son on Thursday Police, meanwhile, were investi gating the death of a man identl tied as Edward J.

Johntry of 183 Lancaster Albany. He was th' m.flnin'f Hotel Taft at 51st St 7th Ave Manhattan. Norman M. King, 40 Years With Firm Norman M. Kins.

71. who re tired in Octobr. 1944. as chief en- gineer of the Singer Building. 149 Broadway, after more than 40 years with the Singer Company, died yesterday at his home, 9949 Shore Road.

Mr. King, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James King and had lived in the United States since he was 14. He numbered among his ancestors Donald Munro of Fowles Castle, Scotland, and the MacFln-ley family of Rosshlre.

His great-grandmother, Alexandrina Rass, was a daughter of Hugh Ross of rarreu castle. He also was a descendant of the Fraser family of Scotland, who were bankers at Inverness. Others of his ancestors were engaged in the shipbuilding Industry. Mr. King was an emeritus member of Manhattan Lodge 62.

Free and Accepted Masons, and also held membership in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He was a charter member of the Blue Room of Engineering Society Services will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Ave.

Burial will be in Evergreens Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Hassett King; two sons, Les lie Fraser and Norman McLeod a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Munro Forsyth; a brother, Henry M. King, and two grandchildren, Norman McLeod King 3d and Hazel Munro King.

Ethel B. Robinson, Nassau Physician Huntington, Aug. 2 Dr. Ethel B. Robinson, 77, a physician and former Instructor at the Women's Medical School of the New York Infirmary, 321 E.

15th Manhattan, died Thursday in the home of her son, Horace B. B. Robinson, on Middle Hollow Road here. Born in Somervllle, N. Dr.

Robinson was graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, did graduate work at the Johns Hopkins University and re ceived her medical degree from the Medical School of the New York Infirmary for Women and Chil dren. The school, founded by her aunt, Elizabeth Blackwell, first woman doctor of medicine, was discontinued in 1899 Her husband. Alfred B. Robinson, a lawyer, died in 1941. Surviving, besides her son.

Horace, if another son. Alfred B. Robinson, of Sante Fe, N. M. Mrs.

M. G. Holsfen, Red Cross Worker Sayville. Aun. 2-Mrs.

Marie C. lHolsien, for many years active in 1 Cross work on Long Island and lone-time chairman of the Eastern Long Island chapter of the organ- ixation, died yesterday in her home, 90 Garfield Ave. Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband, Frederick Holsten; a sister, Mrs. Ro-mona Newton of Hartford.

Conn, Louis Shulsky, 66, Realty Operator Reprinted Prom Yesterday's Late Editions Louix Shulfky of 2504 Avenue real estate operator for the last 40 years and a member of the firm of ShuLsky Ai Katz. 307 5th Manhattan, died yesterday (Thursday) in Memorial Hospital. He wa.t 66. Mr. ShuLsky was born in Russia ana had been a resident or the United States for 50 years.

He had figured in many large realty transactions, including the purchase of the Schiertn properties at Beekman and Cliff Manhattan. Last year he headed a syndicate, the Region Holding Corporation, which purchased the Temple Court at 5 Beekman St. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sarah ShuLsky; two sons, Elgin, a real estate operator, and Rubin, an attorney; a daughter Mrs. Hilda Kloner, and four grandchildren.

Pj 5 HEFTY TUNA Customers at Ned's Fish Market, 3904 1 3th admire 803-pound tuna caught off Montauk Point. Catch caused $500 damage to trap material. Collision Injuries Fatal To Woodside Motorist Alfred Le Grand, 68, of 447 56th Woodside, died yesterday In Flushing Hospital of Injuries received when an automobile he was driving collided with another in Little Neck. Le Grand was driving west on Horace Harding Boulevard when his car collided with an auto driven by Ignatius Haley of 201 Clinton which was going south on Little Neck Boulevard. Haley escaped Injury.

Former British Rector To Speak in L. I. Church The Rev. George T. Armstrong will conduct services this month at the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, 118th St.

and 85th Richmond Hill, during the absence of the rector, the Rev. Charles T. Knapp. who will occupy the pulpit of Christ Church in Bellport, L. I.

The Rev. Mr. Armstrong Is a former rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Cross Roads, Jamaica, British West Indies.

Christian 8cienc CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BRANCHES OP THE MOTHER CHURCH The rirsl Chart eff Christ. Scientist. BaetM riervlree ere netd In the following churches: FIRST CHI'RCHt New Vorlc Ays and Dean 11 A.M 4:30 P.M. Wed MtTiiNll rilMtrll. K7th 81 net ttd snd 4th Ave.

Sunday, HA Wednesday, 0:15 p.m. THIRD CHURCH. 21M al Slhemsrie Hd Sunday. HAM. Wednesday.

8:13 M. FOURTH CHURCH. I AH dterllns Plsoe Sunday. 11 A.M Wednesdsv, 8 P.M FIFTH CHURCH. 12th Ave snd 45tn SI Stindsv II A.M WfdneidBV.

8 P.M CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RKADINO ROOMS Flrl Churrh 7:14 Nnfltrand Aveiius Hours. Wsd to Sun Aerond Cenrrb 7520 Third Avenue Hours, 10- Wed to Sunday, J-4 Third Churrh-S 211 St. at Albemarle Rd Hours. 9-B 30 Wrd. to 7 4T, bundsy.

1-4, F.orth Churrh 158 Sterling PlarSj Hours. II Wed to 6 Hundsv. 3-5 Filth Chorrh 12th Ave snd 4.1th St. Hrs 1.30-9 Tiies.Thur..7-:30. Protestant episcopal PROTESTANT ISCOPAL CHURCHES St.

Bartholomew'i Church pacific Street near Bedford Avenue Rev HERMIT CASTE IJ.ANOS, Rtetor 11 Holv Com mi ion At. Sermon bv The Rv. Andrew M. VanDvke "A I.IVINti, HOI.V SACRinC" St. Luke and St.

Matthew Clinton Avt, near Fullrvn 81 John H. S. Putnam. D.D., RM-ttr of Robert M. C.

(irln AMorlaU fl t.H Holy Communion II A.M. Hulr Communliiii Sermon, r.olat ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Churrn Avenue end St Psill'e Flsea VLATBUHH Key HAROLD i. OLAfSUM. Reetet 7:30 and 8:30 Holy uommunloo 11 A -Holy Communion and Hermon Dy Rector Thursdsya 7:14 A Holy Communion 10 A M.

Holy Communion MESSIAH and INCARNATION Clrecnei n4 Clermont The KRNfcST A. HARDIN, fteetar 9 30 AM -Holy 11 A -Holy Communion ISermon Wr the Rev, Daniel A. MrGrefttr, Th.ll (iuMt frearher 1784 tt. Anna iw "The Mother Church of Brimklttn" Clinton stud Ltvlnnnton Slierts THE RKV MKLVII.I.E AKCOUBT, Hector HAM Hoij Communion A HrtW Commuriion. IVrm'n The Rev.

WALTER BFNTIEV MANHATTAN Banai WORLD FAITH life W. Mb nor 4 SO P. Aiif 2ni BAHA'I Th Power of the Word" Mr. Gordon McKay Clury Baptm Olaluarn tfaptiat CCburrh fliret helween 8th snd 7th Avenues WILLIAM WARD AYER, Pernor Dr. Decker uill nitrsk el I Servtren 11 nn The Suflirlenl fcavior lor the Atomic Asf 3 I0- Chrletistis SVittll We Cn-oneri'e or Dl.ilntesis'e? War Relief Rally 7 30 "Ik It fciiotieh to Believe In Jeeus'1" CALVARY RADIO BROADCAST SttnrLiy.

II :10 snd 8 WHN. 1050 Ke rrencA QaTwT SPRIT Ol Huiuenot Church OfMlll LJt 109 bo St Y. O. 10:45 A.M.. Cults st Sermon.

M. Kieffer Presbyterian if iTBtJJrfBbilriaHChurrli 5TH AVE BET. lHh and 12th STREETS 11 A. DR. ROBERT RPEER HF.CFF.TA ftV FM FRTTUS BOARD OF POREION MISSIONS fl P.

l.sa-n Service REV. L. RICHARD MELLON I lit -i. j'ji i si I XvW tc i 1 DENNIN MARY of 139-08 Farmers Boulevard. Springfield, on August 1, 1947, beloved wife of the late James devoted mother of Mrs.

George E. Lynch and Vera G. Dennin; dear sister of Mrs. William Kelly; survived also by two grandchildren. Funeral Monday.

9:15 a.m., from Funeral Home, 119-50 Metropolitan Avenue. Richmond Hill; Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 a.m., at Christ the King Church, Springfield. Interment St John's Cemetery. J. J.

Gallagher Sons. Directors. DUNN WALTER on August 1, 1947, husband of Grace K. Dunn. a Services at St.

Stephen's Church, Warwick, N. on Monday, August 4. at 10 a.m. Interment in Calvary Cemetery, Queens County, N. Y.

it FORCE CATHERINE, on July SI, 1947. at her residence, 199 Gates Avenue, wife of the late Edward: mother of Raymond Norton and Mrs. Louis Siens; also survived by four sisters and one brother. Reposing at the Parlors of J. J.

Sullivan, 486 Classon Avenue, until Monday, 9 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass Church of Nativity, 9:30 a.m. GRANFIELD JOHN on July SI, 1947, at his residence, 465 79th Street; beloved father of Mrs. Eileen Collins; also survived by one brother, William and three sisters, Helen, Margaret, Mrs. Agnes Jacobson, and three grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass Monday, a.m., St.

Anselm's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HERLIHY WILLIAM formerly of the 4th Ward, August 1, 1947, husband of Agnes; father of Dorothy, William and Lester; son of Anna; brother of Grace ASchulz and Edmund Herlihy.

Reposing Walter B. Cooke, Fu- rieral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue, until Monday. 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mays St. Brendan's R. Church, 10 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. HUGHES JOSEPH, on July SI, of 769 St. Mark's Avenue, beloved husband of Mary E. Hughes. United Spanish War Veterans services, Clinton Avenue Funeral Chapel, 519 Clinton Avenue, Sun- day, 7 p.m.

Religious services Church of St. Luke and St. Mats' thew, Sunday, 8 p.m. JACOBS BEATRICE, beloved i wife of Daniel; dear mother of Burton; devoted siste. of Sylvia Edna and Moe Dubin.

Services Sunday, 1 p.m., at "Gutterman's," 2239 Church Avenue, at Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn. Walter GREENWOOD BAPTIST 1th Avs. at Bib. St. A.

W. Geary, raster WORSHIP JF.RVICIS A.M. "SHIELDS OP BRASS" 7:45 P.M. "THAT WHICH IS PEBFECT" Dr. Albert C.

Williams, Preaeher rrayar Service: Friday at BAPTIST CHUSUM Lmmanacl Ave. at St, JaeM PI Rev. John Bhsde Frsrltn- Pastor 11 A.M. "EFFECTIVE Milton J. Hoffman B'KLYN BAPTISTTABERNACLE rcatee K.ivwn Franklln and Classon Bey.

ROBERT McCAOU Pastor. 11 And Methodist 1 HANSON PLACE CENTRAL CHURCH Oss. L.l.a.R. aistlss All lueways Hesr Oeer Rev. John Emerson Zeiter, Minister II A.

M. VICTORIOUS FAirH" Ouest Preacher: The Bev, Harry W. Backhus III, Minister ol the Broad Slreet Methodlrt Church of Richmond, Vlnmle Sololit Dorothy Alessnder 7 45 P.M. Orsan Recital Charles C. Bonte, Summer Orisnlst r.M.

"aPIRITUAi. DIMENSIONa" Quest Preacher Reverend Backhus Soloist: Harold Thars, tenor on August 1, 1947, wife of the latejBauer and Mrs. Catherine McCue; Presbyterion CHURCHES tgl IKDII BEDFORD ton, Mrs. Louise Glynn and II ki.ki Qi Margaret Reilly. Reposinj HenryliyilT mriYlHnHn A I McCaddin fc Son Funeral Home.

24' 7th Avenue, until Monday. ill I Nostrand Aventie and Dean Street Tak I. or Ind Subway or Bergen 8t. surface to Nostrand Ave Pastore OKORGI WBLL ARMS. D.D.

PAUL BARAOKMAM. Tta.D. 10:44 A.M. Ray. DEAN G.

McOF.E. Tk.D.. PreMdent, The Biblical Bemtnarv 7:30 r.M leans Peoele's Meetlac All Ases Welcome a Solemn Mass l. Francis Xavier Church. 10 o'clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

nol 13irtboar? Ucmcmbrances Mrs. Esther McMahan. 81. died! Born In Brooklyn, she was a res-yefterday (Thursday) In her home.lident of Sayville for the last 15 77 Linden Boulevard, after a brief years. She was a former president illness.

She was the widow of Wil-iof the Altar Guild of St. Ann's ham MrMahan. who formerly was Episcopal Church here and a mem- INC. CASSIDY In loving memory of a warehou.se superintendent of the Sayville unit of the our beloved wife and Arbuckle oftee house in Brook-jsouthiide Hospital Auxiliary and THERESA, who passed away Mav'ivn iRiverside Chapter, Order of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Lafayette Ave. end iouth Olferd Is.

Or. Alvla R. Masarv Rev. Densld B. Reits Ministers 11:110 A.M.

Dr. WILLIAM PIERSON MERRILL, New York Union Mrs. McMahan was born In Ire- jlaad and came to this country as a young woman. She was married in the old Cumberland Street Pres- Michael; beloved mother of John and James, N. Y.

P. also sur vived by ten grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday morning, 9 o'clock, from Joseph Redmond's Chapel. 476 73d Street; thence to the Holy Name R. Church NEWSTROM GUSTAV.

of 297 Main Street, Cornwall, N. formerly of Brooklyn, on August 1. 1947, beloved husband of Jennie C. and brother of Theresa Carlson of Manasquan, N. J.

Services Ericson Ericson's Chapel, 500 State Street, Sunday at 4 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery Mon day, 10 a.m. B. Cook a Waller B. Cooke.

in proud of the diMinr.tion of being ew York's largest funeral director. This disllnrlion comee from a reputation of many years standing of thooghlfulneas and friendliness. Our perfectly equipped thipeli and reception rooms throughout the city and perfectly trained assistants help you in every part of the ceremoniei, from the moment that on rail In the completion nf our services. DIGNIFIED FUNtRALS FROM $150 UP 'cy itOUH AND WIITCHItTit byteiian Church, and 'or a num- and a brother, Charles H. Olano of ber of years taught Sunday school; West Hartford, Conn.

Funeral there. For a while she lived in Man-1 vices will be held at 2:30 p. m. to-hattan and also in Rockvllle Oen-; morrow in her home. I Bv stsv eas eyes, UNiisERvitfS FUNERAL INFORMATION Sev.nlk Ave.

MAia 2-8585 Snndnv, Atl0Wt 3rd FORTCOIS. Adam tllHI P.M. al Chaeel 1218 Flsthmk Ave. BUckaiuister Z-02M Saturday, Anoint 2nd CONWELL. John MO A.M at Chapel Mowriflw.

August iltl TEl'TONICO. Vincent A.M. at HFRLIHT. William J. :3 A M.

at ('haael FOfJARTT, Miry Service to be arrsnsed WRITARtR, Barbars I P.M. si Chapel IS1 liideBl7d BUckatotstcr 4-1ZM Saturday. August 2nd BUCKLEY, John J. tiMI A.M. at Chaeel 63-32 Forest Ave.

HEieasse 3-0900 dfondstf, Arigunt itK RCHKICK. IreiaV. ug AM. at Chisel 1S8-19 HilhidTAvs. JAasaica -S7 Saturday.

August 2nd AI.I.FN. Fred A M. at Thaael HATCH. Lorin 1 :00 r.M. at Chaeel Monday.

Augunl 4th ANDERSON. Kathleen 1 :00 P.M. at Chaeel RPAL'LDIN'O. Marie anw M. at Chaeel 1S8-14 Nertsera Blvd.

FUshief 3-SSOo Saturday, August 2nd Walter J. A.M. st Chsyel mW.72aefsr.rN.f.C. TR.7-t700 Saturday, Auamt Snd MORRI. Aliee I 00 P.M.

at Chaeel 8PIELB0CK. Martha I P.M. st Chapel Monday, August 4tli MARTIN. Thames A.M. at Chaeel 1451 1st Y.

C. RH. 4-580 Satardav. August 2nd 31 1945. Our lips csnnot tell how we mist her Our hesrrs ennnot tell ahsi tn say.

God slore kno ho we mine her In home that Is lonesome today. Loving Husband and Children. In enrmorfam LINTZ In loving memorv of our father, LOUIS Died August 1, 1946. Always in our hearts. Wife, Fannie; Sons and Daughters.

iHfmoriamB Arknotnlrbgmcnti. iUaaa Nntirra ON THIS AGi May Be Placed Easily and Quickly By Telephone CALL MISS HART Mlin 4-6209 I FLATBl'SH mt Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church DORCHESTER ROAD AND EAST 18th STREET MORNING WORSHIP AND SERMON 11:00 A.M Preacher The Rev. C'Olt AV MTNIRTT.R -ALL SOULS UNIVER8AU8T CHURCH CHURCHES PARTICIPATING All Souls Umyerssllst. Baptist Church el the Redeemer. Plstbuh Christlsn, Presbyterian.

Pletbtish-Tomplcijis Consresat.lonsl. Ocean Avenue Congregational and SI. Misrlt's Methodlsl tre. returning to Brooklyn a num ber of years ago. In recent years i 'she was associated with the unit ed Brethren Church Funeral services will be held a p.m.

Sunday in the George W. Pease Son Funeral Home, 437 Nostrand Ave. The Rev. Richard Hill of the Brethren Church will olflciate. Burial will be in Evergreens Cemetery.

Mrs. McMahan i survived by a William A. McMahan, a life insurance broker; a dauRhter. Mrs. 'Mary M.

Umslead. of lng Beach, and a granddaughter, Evelyn Umstead. Pulpit Guests Listed The pulpit of the Bu'hwick Avenue Methodist Church during August will be filled by the following guest preachers: C. Oliver Moore, layman and attorney of Freeport, Aug. 3 and 10; the Rev, Alan Bergwall, minister of the Lexington Avenue Methodist Church, Manhattan, Aug.

17; the Rev. Mark Wayne Williams, pa-stor of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church Aug. 24 and 31. Splrltualtiil piriltmltfit CHRIST CIIURCFf M7 Rait; Htrettl, ner Broadway Hrrrlffi Tum WH, 1 i IF BCR RE. Gertrude A.M.

at Chseet CALACO, Barbara I FJL el Chaeal BROOKLYN QUEENS FUNERAL HOMES 171 Flstemh ve-Ucimtstsr 15t-10 Hillside svamss lAmalcs l-7 Kl Uastee tolewd-IUclurwrster -)2M 1SI I4 Nerth. 34M eeyeant Avenue-MAia ti ll ferest Avseee-Mliaense 140 FUNIC Al HOMIS IN IVIIT.