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he family received a letter =■ from Brier.-General Keefer, retired army doctor, telliner that he had seen a notice of Dr. Brown's death. The Briar-Genera’ had been a classmate of the docror at University of Pennsylvania in ISSo
The of isSft had he’d reunions .very five years m until 1944 .,iii n there were so few in attendance that it was thm edit ..si. less to continue them. Dr. Brown ’ ' 1 V'cr, a r^ular attendant • ' •1 <•««» reunions of his c'a-'S. and his son, Robert I.. Brown, found amone his papers a program of the 1k99 reunion at which time, out of a class of 12 1. eirrht were dead, and unusual for that day, there had been one Negro doctor on ’ the roll.
Among those from out of the county here for the fi neral services on Thursday, February 15, were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buck>ev. Sloan Kurkendall. Nelson Paige, and Clifford Grimm of Winchester” Mr. and Mrs. William Matthews of Front Royal; Mrs. Marv Gound of Glasgow; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. Preston M. Browning, and J. W. Yowell, Jr., of Culpeper; and Judge Elliott Marshall of Front Royal.
H. W. Pfiers To Teach
Men’s Bible Class
H. W. Peters of Front Royal, has been secured by the Flint Hill Baptist Church as instructor of the Men’s Bible Class of the Sunday School, to be organized Sunday, February 26, at 10 a.m.
The men of the church feel very fort'-nate in securing the services of Mr. Peters of the American Viscose Corporation, who is also a deacon of the Front Royal Baptist church an<$ moderator of the Shenandoah Baptist Association. He was a former instructor of the Radio 'Bible' Class in which he broadcast over Station WFTR at Front Royal. He is a man of wide interest and experience.
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