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Mrs. W. K. Bradshaw Dies at Rice Home, Buried at West view A funeral service for Mrs. Lorena Chaney Bradshaw. (II. wile of W. E. Bradshaw, was lie Id Wednesday afternoon at Doyne Funeral Home. Interment took place in Westview Cemetery. Mrs. Bradshaw dicu Monday, Jan 5. at her home near Rice. Born in Prince Edward county. Sept. 19, 1891. she was a daugh ter of the late John and Elizabeth Chaney. She was a member of Sharon Baptist Chuich in Prince Edward. Mrs. Bradshaw is survived by her husband: three sons.-Clarence L. Bradshaw, of Biistol. Conn., W. E. Bradshaw. Jr., of Black stone. and Thomas h. Bradshaw, of Farmville eight daughters, Mrs. Eloise Mmtz. of Rock Fall. Conn.. Mrs. Garnett Williamson, of Rice, Mrs. Georgia Mae Thompson, of Keysville. Mrs. Phyllis Savage, of .NewporL News. Mrs. Jean Farley, of Rice. Mrs. Margaret Armistead. Miss Flora Bradshaw and Mrs Audiey Loren, of Farmville; one brother, John R. Chaney, of Farmville; four sisters. Mrs. Sallie Clay Redford, of Curies Neck Farm, Mrs. Bertha Carlton, of St. Stephen's Church, Mrs. Pearl Powell, of Louisa, and Mrs. Annie Belt Longest, of En field.

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