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Mrs. Thomas Bruce, Native of County, Dies at Hospital A funeral service for Mrs. Thomas W. Bruce. 67. will be held this afternoon ' Tuesday > at 2:30 in the Farmville Baptist Church. Burial will be in West view Cemetery. The fo ner Miss P«,ulyne Hub bard. she died Sunday. Jan. 11. m Southsidc Con n.unit.. Hospital. Daughter of Wilson Henry and Alice Mottley Hubbard, she was born Feb. 24. 1885. in Prince Ed ward county. She attended Prince Edward county public schools and Longwood College. She married Thomas W. Bruce, who survives her, Jan. 19. 1908. at Rice. Mrs. Bruce was a member of tiie Farmville Methodist Church Besides her husband. Mrs. Bruce is survived by one daugh ter. Mrs. Charlotte 13. Young, of Clifton Forge: four sons T. Wil son Bruce. Crewe. John M Bruce. Montgomery. Ala . Robert W. Bruce. Cordele. Ga and Taylor M Bruce. Richmond, four sisters, Mrs. Bertie H. Gills. Alexandria, Mrs. Mary H Henklc, Newport News. Mrs. K C. Elicit. Jennings Ordinary, and Mrs. R. M. Brad shaw. of Rice: s« vs li brothers Frank W..-Charles A M. and Keen T Hubbard, all of Farmville. Joel W Hubbard. Petersbuig. Little ton C. Hubbard. Louisville. Ky and Harry H. and T. Anderson Hubbard, both of Rice, and three grandchildren

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