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Mrs. Tapp is survived by her daughter, Miss Mary Virgin* Tapp and one son, John Adams Tapp of Amissville and two grandchildren, Betty Lewis Tapp and William Franklin Tapp.

Mrs. Tapp was the daughter of the late Richard P., Burkley and the late Mrs. Mary Ann Devers of Rappahannock County. She ivae seventy-six years of age.

Honorary pallbearers were Jim Soaper, Frank CTandall, Leon Hackley, Maddox Tapp, Robert Walter, Roy James, Frank Walter, Dr. J.W. Sinclair, Richard Johnson, Parker Settle, W. A. Laing, A. C. Latham, Sr., Tom Frost, Ennis Coons, Charlie Jeffries, Earnest Pappas, Francis Petrols, Charlie Compton, Charlie Creen, Dr. J. R. Boldridge, Claude Huffman and others. ^

Active pallbearers were Brvin Tapp, Hunter Devem, Willie Dever®» Graham Hackley, Billy Devers and Robert Dovers. ’

The display of flowers wi mo* beautiful —Contributed.

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