Barber, Arlette of 8433-57the Ave., Berwyn Height, Md., on March 26, 1963, mother of Mrs. Robert G. Anderson, Francis E. and Donald E. Barber; sister of Mrs. Alice Jacobs, Mrs. Granville Jacobs, Mrs. Roy Edwards and Diamond Burroughs. Four grandsons survive. Services at Chambers Funeral Home 5801 Cleveland Ave., Riverdale, Md., on Saturday, March 30, at 10 a.m. interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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LICENSED TO MARRY
Francis E. Barber, 21, of Washington, D.C. and Arletta Burroughs, 20, of Alta Vista, Md. The Rev. P. J. O'Connell.
Published in The Washington Post (Washington, District of Columbia), 19 February 1914, Thursday, Page 14
FINANCING MARRIAGE
The happiest marriage are by no means dependent on the possession of a fortune. However, a man, to be fair to the girl he wishes to marry, to say nothing of himself, should have in actual possession some way to make a living for her. Many times a struggle is good for the development of the helpmeet when it comes unforeseen. But to deliberately walk into such a fight with actual want as stares in the face the hastily married, penniless, jobless youth, is to court everything which tends to breed misery.
Arletta Burroughs
Published in The Washington Times, March 14, 1910
Immediate cause of death: Broncho Pneumonia due to Cerebrovascular Accident, Multiple and Generalized Arteriovenous
Barber, Arlette of 8433-57the Ave., Berwyn Height, Md., on March 26, 1963, mother of Mrs. Robert G. Anderson, Francis E. and Donald E. Barber; sister of Mrs. Alice Jacobs, Mrs. Granville Jacobs, Mrs. Roy Edwards and Diamond Burroughs. Four grandsons survive. Services at Chambers Funeral Home 5801 Cleveland Ave., Riverdale, Md., on Saturday, March 30, at 10 a.m. interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Published in unknown newspaper
LICENSED TO MARRY
Francis E. Barber, 21, of Washington, D.C. and Arletta Burroughs, 20, of Alta Vista, Md. The Rev. P. J. O'Connell.
Published in The Washington Post (Washington, District of Columbia), 19 February 1914, Thursday, Page 14
FINANCING MARRIAGE
The happiest marriage are by no means dependent on the possession of a fortune. However, a man, to be fair to the girl he wishes to marry, to say nothing of himself, should have in actual possession some way to make a living for her. Many times a struggle is good for the development of the helpmeet when it comes unforeseen. But to deliberately walk into such a fight with actual want as stares in the face the hastily married, penniless, jobless youth, is to court everything which tends to breed misery.
Arletta Burroughs
Published in The Washington Times, March 14, 1910
Immediate cause of death: Broncho Pneumonia due to Cerebrovascular Accident, Multiple and Generalized Arteriovenous
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Diamond Burroughs
1889–1965
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Alice Maude Burroughs Jacobs
1891–1966
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Pearl May Burroughs Ordey
1896–1949
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Mary Belle Burroughs Calvert
1899–1961
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Amy Irene Burroughs Jacobs
1902–1967
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Edward Ellsworth Burroughs Jr
1904–1904
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Della Victoria "Vicks" Burroughs Edwards
1904–1977
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Melvin Bowie Burroughs
1907–1913
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Ruby Anna Burroughs
1912–1913
