The Re\ M. Lancasft r. whose old home was "Rochelle." near Farmville. was a former mission ary io Cliina where he and Mrs. Lancaster were marned. and had char a- of religious education work at tlie State Penitentiary. Rich mond. Besides her son in Charlottes ville. Mrs Lancaster is survived by two other sons, the Rev. L. L Lancaster, former missionary to China, of Nashville. Tenn., and R. V Lancaster, Jr., of Pendleton; her sister-in-law. Mrs. W. M. Hoi laday. of Farmville; and several niet es and nephews. Mrs. A. H. Bouldin Dios In Washington Mrs Katherine Bouldin wife of l.t.-Col. A. Howard Bouldin. of Hampden-Svdney. died at Walter Reed Hospital. Washington. If. C . Sunday. Feb 1 aftei an illness of several months. I.t -Col Bouldin. USA, is sta tioned at Ft Belvoir. havlm re turned to the States with Ins fam ily m November after a lour of ; ut\ m Oermanv Mrs. Bouldin and two sons, spent considerable time dm ill World War II with he; mother-in-law Mrs j W. Bouldin at Hiwnpden-Sydney Ursa.!.- her husband site is sur ■ c.rd by two sonHoward. Ji .' ind William Edmund: tier pan-nts :a! a aster of Album Mich. Funeral services will be held at r.ei home in Album. Mich.. Wed nesda1.
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