'Mrs, Rosa YVhorley Riles Held Thursday Funeral services were held at 2 p. m Thursday at Trinity Methodist church in Buckingham foi Mrs. Rosa Call Whorl ey, CJ who died Tuesday at her home near Buckingham Burial was in Buckingham community ceme tery. Mrs. Wliorley is survived by the widower, p. W. Wliorley; five daughters. Mrs. Frank Horne. Mrs. Henry Ransom, Mrs. J. M. Taylor and -Mrs.- -Dopa!^ Wise man, all of Buckingham, and Mrs. Samuel Taylor, of Richmond; two sons, Charles P. Wliorley. of Buckingham, and Bennie Whor ley, of Arvonia: one sister, Mrs. Edmund Banton, of Buckingham; three brothers. Charles, Early and Jim Call, all of Dillwyn; 21 : grandchildren and 5 great-grand children. Sewage System (Continued from page 1) the assignment which started with Councilman Cox's 'would it work?’ inquiry. He drew up a report and recommendation for the full coun cil. based on observations and con versations on the mid-west tour. He recommended: That the lagoons are suitable where a population is not in excess of* 11,000. and since Farmville’s would not be that in the foreseeable future, it should tie tried here; <21 that industrial wastes complicate the problem somewhat, and that if industry comes, the town should be prepared for special adaptations; 31 that a suitable area for the la goons must be found; 4> that con struction should only be undertaken by a reliable firm, and 5> that the cooperation and advice of the State Department of Health should be ob tained.

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