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Henry T. Wharton
i Funeral services {for Henry Taylor Wharton, who died Sun*’ day, November 28, at his homef near Amissville, were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock from tits Massanova Pentecostal church with Rev. George Stanley of Shenandoah and Rev. Frank Kinsey? officiating. Interment was in the Massanova cemetery.
Mr. Wharton, 53, son of Edward and Mrs. Lucy Martin Wharton, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillie Cloud Wharton, and seven sons and six daughters; Charles H., William R., andJohn E. Wharton of Centerville, Frank B., Roy C., ; Ervin H., and George T. Wharton and MiBs Lavinia Wharton at home, Mrs. Oris Corbin of Culpeper, Mrs. Archie Clatterbuck f. Amissville, Mrs. Thomas H. Ut* of Estes, Mrs. James H. Brown of Woodyille, and Mrs. Dan D. > Dodson of Centerville. Also surviving are 25 grandchildren, and; two brothers and a sister, Roy Wharton of Alexandria, - Luther WL Wharton and Mrs. Bill Wharton of Amissville.
Pallbearers war* R. A. Uts, Thomas H. Uts, Mason Kinsey, Will Hughes, John Davis, and R. E. Pullen. Honorary pallbearers included James H. Brown, Charlie Cloud, John Cloud, Will Cloud, C. E. Gore, W. H. Wood, Grover Wharton,^ John Compton, Say- : mond Hall, Orie Corbin, Bill Wharton, and Jack Compton.
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