Mrs. Julia Watson, 90, Mrs. II. C. Alexander’s Mother I)i< s Monday Mrs. Julia Winn Watson. C*o, widow of Emmett St Clair War son. died Monday. April 8 ai Soutliside Community Hospital. Formerly of Richmond, site liad resided at Farmville in tin' home of her daughter. Mrs. Haddon C. Alexander, for several years. She was born in Charlottesville December 14. 1866, the daughter of tile late Julia Butler Winn and John Winn. She was a member of Ginter Park Presbyterian Church at Richmond. Surviving, in addition to Mrs. Alexander at Farmville, are. an other daughter. Mrs. Sydney S. Negus, of Richmond: a son. Jul ian Watson, of Emporia: eight grandchildren: 13 great-grand children. and a half-sister, Mrs. Frank Bell, of Atlanta. Ga. A funeral service will be held at Bliley Funeral Home at Rich mond at a time to be announced. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Richmond. The family requests that flowers b? omitted. Amelia Bridge Bids Requested By VI)H Bids on a 305-foot steel and concrete bridge, with 24-foot roadway on a new location at the Appomattox river between Win terpock and Amelia have been requested by the State Highway Department.

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