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Coleman Hamlett, 79, Buried in Westview Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at College Presbyterian church for Coleman Oswell Hamlett. 79. who died Sunday at his home near Furm ville. Burial was in West view ceme tery. Mr. Hamlett was born in Prince Edward county July 12. 1H77. He was the son of Coleman Simmon;: and Alice Hales Hamlett. He at tended Hampden-Sydnev College, the University of Chicago and Southern B a p t i s t Theological Seminary at Loui.-ville. Ky A retired farmer. Mr. Hamlet, was a member of College church. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Mary II. Hamlett: one daughter. Mrs. Christine H. Bailey, of Farmvillp; five sons. Nelson C.. Emerson C. and Lindy L Ham lett. all of Farmville. Kenneth 3. Hamlett. of Richmond, and Lewis B. Hamlett. of Washington, 1). C : 12 grandchildren; three sisters. Miss Anne F Hamlett of Rocky Mount. N. C.. Mrs. G. I. Brenner, of Florida, and Mrs. H. D. Quarles, of West Point; and three brothers, John, C. Hamlett. of Powhatan. Harry R Hamlett, of Blackstone. and Paul I. Hamlett, of Knoxville, Tenn. Pe ruble ton Inf aril's Rites Held Sunday A graveside funeral - nice for Regina Gail Pembleton. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H »r- , mail Pembleton. of Jotei -villi .! who died Saturday. April 29. at Medical College of Virginia Hos pital. was held Sunday afternoon at Bethel Methodist Church can to1 y .t: Amelia county She is survived by a brother, j Ronald Lee. and a sister. Joyce Ann. in addition to her parents. ] I)r. James I>. Smith Dies in Keysville Funeral services were held Wednesday for Dr. James Bota nist Smith, Jr.. 57. who died Mon day at his home in Keysville. Burial was in Milden Presbyter ian church cemetery. Dr. Smith attended tire College of William and Mary rd gradu ated from Medical College of Vir ginia in 1926. He practiced med icine in Meherrin. Upperville and Keysville. wa on the associate staff at Southside Community Hospital, and was a member of Milden Presbyterian church at Sharps. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Carrie Holt Smith: two daugh ters, Mrs. Kent R. Williams, of Sacramento. Calif.; and Mrs. Richard Sieler. of Utica, N V seven grandchildren; two broth ers, Wallace W. Smith, of Moy cock. N. C.. and Godfrey Smi'h. of Sharps: and two sisters. Mrs. Mortimer Pavne. of Sharps, and Miss Evelyn Smith, of Richmond.
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