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SUN, Sunday, November 1, 1981 B11 George Cochran Doub, former Justice official Services for George Cochran Doub, former U.S. attorney for Maryland and former assistant attorney general in charge of the Civil Division of the Justice Department, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Owings Mills. Mr.

Doub, who was 79, died Friday after a long illness at his home in the 2700 block Caves road in Owings Mills. A Republican, he was named U.S. attorney for Maryland in 1953 and held that post for three years before being named to the Justice Department post, which he held until 1961. After leaving the Justice Department, he became counsel to the law firm of Weinberg and Green, with which he was associated until his retirement about seven years ago. In the late 1960s, he was the lawyer for Representative Thomas F.

Johnson (D, 1st), in his trial on conflict of interest charges. While at the Justice Department, he was named by the Supreme Court to the Advisory Committee on Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Born in Cumberland, Mr. Doub was ed-. ucated at the Allegany County Academy there and the Episcopal High School in Alexandria, before attending Princeton University and graduating the Johns Hopkins University.

In 1926, he graduated from the University of Maryland Law School and was admitted to the bar. He worked as a lawyer for the Western Maryland Railway Company until 1934, when he became a partner in the law firm Johannes D. Wilzen that had become Marshall, Carey, Doub and Mundy by the time of his appointment as federal prosecutor. He was a member of the boards of the Title Guarantee Company and a drugstore chain in Houston. Mr.

Doub, who was a member of the Evergreen House Foundation board, was a former president of the Maryland Children's Aid Society and the United Nations Association of Maryland, and a former director of the Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland. Active in Republican politics for a number of years and the son of an Allegany County Circuit Court judge, he ran unsucessfully for attorney general of Maryland in 1946. He was a former chairman or member of several committees of the Baltimore city and Maryland bar associations. He also was a member of the American Bar Association, the American Judicature Society and the Maryland Commission for the Revision of Corporate Laws. During World War II, he served in the Pacific as Navy air combat intelligence officer.

As a volunteer crew member, he went on bombing attacks and on a flight to drop supplies to prisoner of war camps in Japan. He served aboard three carriers that were torpedoed or subjected to kamikaze attacks. Mr. Doub was a member of the Maryland Club, the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club, the Hamilton Street Club, the Merchants Club, the Bachelors Cotillon, the Century Club in New York and the Metropolitan Club in Washington as well as the Wranglers, a lawyers club. Johannes D.

Wilzen, executive chef at the Center Club from its opening until his retirement five years ago, died of cancer Friday at Sinai Hospital. Mr. Wilzen, who was 67 and lived in the 1200 block Gleneagle road, was born in Hamburg, Germany, while his father was working there. A Dutch citizen, he worked in restaurants in France, Belgium, Holland and Germany before coming to the United States in 1937. He then worked as an executive chef at Sheraton and Hilton hotels in several cities before coming to Baltimore the early 1960s to open the club which was then located in One Charles Center.

An active golfer, he was a woodcarver, who specialized in figures of birds. He is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth D. Feeney. No services were planned. Kenneth B.

Kennedy York, Pa. (Special) -Services for Kenneth B. Kennedy, a retired housebuilder in Baltimore, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Keffer funeral establishment here. Mr.

Kennedy, who was 83 and lived in York for the last 10 years, died Thursday following a stroke while on vacation in Brunswick, Maine. He retired in 1964 as president of the Kennedy Building Corporation after being in the building business for 40 years. A native of Baltimore, he served in the Navy during World War I. He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Rider, and several nieces and nephews. Two-day course is scheduled on medical care for elderly The Health and Education Council will offer a two-day course on medical and nursing care for the elderly November 6-7 at the Hunt Valley Inn, on Shawan road in Cockeysville.

Further information may be obtained by calling the council at 686-3610. Johnston Square panel to meet The Johnston Square Housing and Review Committee will hold its next meeting to discuss the prison to be built across from the Latrobe Project on East Madison street at 6:30 p.m. November 2 at the Central Social Hall, 901 East Eager street. His wife, the former Sophy Tayloe Snyder, died in 1978. He is survived by two daughters, Anne A.

Marzin, of Lyon, France, and Sophy T. Burnham, of Washington; a son, George C. Doub, of Owings Mills; two sisters, Elizabeth Glasgow, of Washington, and Anne Peyton Doub, of Cumberland, and eight grandchildren. Church supper, bazaar GEORGE C. DOUB The United Methodist Women of Sudbrook United Methodist Church will hold their annual oyster and ham supper and Christmas bazaar from 3:30 p.m.

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Mr. Henderson, who was 60, died Friday after a heart attack at his home in the 5600 block Even Star lane in Columbia. Associated with the Howard county laboratory of the university since 1959, he most recently was working on its ocean thermal energy conversion program, exploring the possibility of obtaining electrical energy from the manipulation of the different temperature levels of ocean water. Earlier, he was active in other geophysical, energy storage and transportation programs. He was first active in the laboratory's development program for guided missiles to be fired from Navy ships.

Born in Elizabeth, N.J., he served in the Marine Corps in the Pacific during World War II, and then graduated from the University of Maine. He worked for several organizations and companies in Cleveland before coming to the Baltimore area in 1954 to work in a nuclear reactor design program of the Martin Company. An active Episcopal layman, he served on the vestry of a church in Berea, Ohio, and of Trinity Church in Long Green before moving to Columbia. He is survived by his wife, the former Katherine Edith Jackman; a daughter, Susan W. Henderson, of Portland, Maine; two sons, Steven Henderson, of Norrisville, and Thomas Henderson, of Rindge, N.H.; two brothers, Robert Henderson, of Reading, William Henderson, of Oceanside, and three grandchildren.

Rev. E. E. Shewbridge Services for the Rev. Elmer E.

Shewbridge, who served fundamentalist churches while holding several full-time jobs, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the McCully funeral establishment, 237 East Patapsco avenue in Brooklyn. Mr. Shewbridge, who was 90 and lived in the 3700 block Second street in Brooklyn, died Thursday at St. Agnes Hospital after a short illness.

He retired in 1952 after working for nearly 15 years as a guard at the U.S. Industrial Chemical Company plant near his home. For 20 years before that, he worked as a foreman for the Joslyn Crossarm Company, in Brooklyn, which made parts for utility poles. Ordained about 40 years ago by the Association of Fundamentalist Ministers and Churches, he preached at revivals and also helped the pastors of fundamentalist churches in the Baltimore area and in Western Maryland on a part-time basis. His wife, the former Mary E.

Rice, died in 1949. He is survived by five daughters, Mary Snyder and Ida Ridgeway, both of Solley, Ethel Schultz and Annie Hay, both of Baltimore, and Mildred Faulk, of New Mar- ket, five sons, Alfred and Robert Shewbridge, both of Baltimore, Ivan Shewbridge, of Catonsville, Elmer E. Shewbridge, of Brooklyn Park, and William T. Shewbridge, of Plantation, 23 grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren. Charles J.

Hoffman Services for Charles J. Hoffman, a former Baltimore automobile dealer, will be offered at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Byers funeral establishment, 8728 Liberty road in Randallstown. Mr. Hoffman, who was 73 and lived in the 8800 block Liberty road, died Friday at Anne Arundel General Hospital in Annapolis after having a stroke a week earlier while visiting his daughter, who lives in Severna Park.

After his retirement nearly 10 years ago as president of Hoffman-Green Motors, a Chrysler -Plymouth dealership with which he had been associated since its founding in 1931, Mr. Hoffman was an independent used car dealer until a year ago. He was a member of the Sharon Lodge of the Masons, the Scottish Rite and Boumi Temple. His wife, the former Caroline Hutchins, died in April, 1980. He is survived by his daughter, Betty J.

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