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14 Girls Competing
Fot Amissville VFD \
Festival Queen '
' v *• , ; i " fS Fourteen girls lire competing > for the title of “Queen of the Festival,** to reign over the Amissville Firemen’s Festival this fall. Sponsored by various business places in and around Amissville, each girl receives a vote when a, penny is plated in a jar located in f ^ the place of business that is sponsoring her. The girls with the most points, thus the most pennies, will be queen and the runnerup.. will be in her court. o Among the places of business ■ that are sponsoring candidates for the throne are: Jenkins Service . Station, • Ben .Venue, Angeline >' J .Dodson; R. A. Utz Store, Laurel Mills, Jessie Dodson; T. H. Utz ' Store, Estes, Jean Margaret Uta ; - Barrel’s , Store, V i e w t o wn? Camilla Barron; Tapp’s Store, ^ Betty Tapp; Bel Air Tourist, Mary Ann Hall; Hackley’s - Store, Janet Hackley; Bailey’s Store, Catherine Carter; Mountain View Tourist Court, Mable Arm Glascock; Lombardy Tourist Court, Betty Jane Hackley; Massies Ser. Station, Katherine Holmes; Clevengers’ Restaurant, •*} Juanita Smith and Clement’s Store, Jeffersonton, Carole Cropp. K,
Mrs. Alice Clark |8
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Mrs. Alice Clark died at her home Thursday, June 17. The funeral services were conducted from her home by Rev. H. G. 73 Thach and assisted by Rev. G. M. Profitt. .T
The active pallbearers were J. W. Critzer, T. C. Lea, E. M.—rp Jones, L. V. Merrill, Clarence Giles end William Curtis. ,
The honorary pallbearers were x Floyd Compton, Charlie Bruce, : W. C. Campbell, W. B. Jenkins, C. J. MiBcr, Paul Walker, Wal- V lace Critzer, C. W. Keyser, C. G. Reid, George Brown, Moffett: BradyN Eddie Collins, D. D. Miller, Robert W. Brown, Lewis Turner.
Mrs. Clark was in her 91 at year. She had been active up until , .several weeks before her death.'
She is survived by three children f Mrs. Matilda Walker of Washington, Mrs. Harry Mar- . • shall of Burke, and Dr. J. W, Clark of Martinsville. She is also ; survived by one brother, Fillianj Thornfon of Winchester; t four grandchildrenand four great grandchildren.
Interment was in Prospect Hill Cemetery at Front Royal. 7 ;7* '
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