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Mrs. Eunice Atkins Dies
At Home In Linden
Mrs. Eunice Ella Atkins died Saturday at her heme in Linden, aged 62. She was born in Sperryville, daughter of the late Isaac Franklin Clater and Mrs. Mary Dodson Clater, and had moved to Linden 13 years ago. Besides her husband, Charles Barnham Atkins, "dhe is survived Jtfy thref f^ns and ' '4<bur daughters; and two brother* and four sisters: Clfnton Clater, Otis Clater, Mrs. Treva Atkins, and Mrs. Carlton Atkins of Sperryviller' Mrs. Sadie Woodward of Elkton, and Mrsi Della Frye of
W^oodville. jfight grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from Linden Methodist church and interment was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ellis Atkins, John Atkins, Leonard Atkins, Benjamin Kenney, and George Heflin.
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W.S.C.S. Meets At
Willi. Chapel
The W.S.C.S. met at Willis' Chapel 'Friday May 11. The pres* ident, Mrs. Carl Carpenter presided over the meeting. She gave a very interesting talk on the Die* triet meeting at SeottaviUe.
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