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ne is survived by one daughter, Miss Gladys Timbers ,at home, one stepson, Reginald Poles of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, a brother, Robert Timbers of Hawlin, a step daughter, Mrs. Jennie Poles of Pennsylvania, five grand children,Vivian H. Timbers, Mrs. Esther P. Freeman, Forest P. Poles of New York, Mrs. Martha Simms and Mrs. Beatrice B. Timbers of ePnnsylvania. Six great grandchildren, one niece, six . * nephews and a large number of relatives.
The pallbearers were John P. Summers, James Hughes, Marshall Crordan,' Raymond Poles, David Grigsby and Raymond Freeman. Members^of Che church choir were flower girls.
I wish to thank all of. my friends
their many acts of kindness
-to. me at ^the-deathrof-riny‘"father“nSemfyTr Tfmbers. May God bless them all. —Sighed: Gladys Timbers,., ^, "'f
Jhose who attended the funeral of®. M. Timbers from a distance were Mrs. Jennie Poles, Mrs. Beatrice Timbers, Joseph Siner, and James Timbers from Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ester P. Freeman from Brookland, Mr... and Mrs. Willard Butler from New Jersey. Mr. and Mr.s Frank Timbers. Mr. and Mrs. James Timbers and two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy and Mrs.' Mary Hardy of Cleveland. Johnnie Dennis, Henry Den*
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