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News Among Our
■: Colored Readers
. MRS. CHARLES JACKSON
Mrs. Gladys Virginia Jackson, of % “Freetown” Front Royal, died yesterday afternoon at two o’clock in Warren Memorial Hospital, aged 26 years. ''r'7/^
She was bom at Huntly, Rapy pahannock County, and was the daughter of Charles Roberts and Mrs. Lee Tasker Roberts. Besides her parents, and_her husband, Charles E. Jackson, she is survived by five small children, a son and four daughters. Also surviving are four brothers and two sisters, Horace Roberts of Riverton; Charles Roberts of Washington; Edward and Clarence Roberts, Mrs. Mildren Turner, and Miss Mary Ann Roberts of Huntly. Funeral services will be held on Thursday afternoon at two o’clock in the Old School Baptist Church of Huntly; conducted by Elder Smith W. Timbers of Washington, Va. Interment will be in the Negro ?Cemetery in Flint Hill. ‘
In memory of our'father, John A. . Brooks, who-passed away II months ago, July 1, 1951. “We can never forget you dear _ loved one,-- -—While in this world we stay God alone knows our sorrow Since you have passed away. They say time heals a broken heart, But oh, it seems untrue For 11 months ago our hearts have ached Dear Daddy, just for you. ' Your toils here are over Your work on earth is done. But someday we hope to meet you Just beyond the setting sun. Sadly missed by your devoted ' olderst and .’youngest daughter,. Roberta Williams . and Dorothy Brooks.
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