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1 nere was an unusually latg assemblage of friends and relative attending which filled the larg church auditorium to capacity There was also a profusion o beautiful floral tributes whicl testified to the esteem in whicl she was held.
Mrs. Brown was the daughte of the late James L. Jenkins an< the late Mildred Ann Dodsoi Jenkins and is survived by a f am ily. of 4 daughters, 2 sons, V grandchildren and 4^ great grand children and 4 brothers.
The daughters are: Mrs Lucille Hawkins of Chevy Chase Maryland, Mrs. Frank R Armentrout and Mrs. Chester T Wayland of Woodville, and Mrs John T. Creel of Culpeper. Th< sons are James Floyd Brown o Front Royal and Richard R Brown of Miami, Florida. Th< brothers are Jerome and Baror Jenkins of Narbarth, Pa., Denni: Jenkins of Sperryville and Ivar Jenkins of Culpeper.
Active pallbearers were Brown ing Coughlin, Edward Armen trout, Atha Hawkins, Nelsor Nethers, John Lewis Leake, Dar Bennett, Henry Brown Jr., anc James Bennett.
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Ervin H. Whorton of Amissville and Miss Leona M. Gwin pi Woodstock were married Saturday, July 17 in Manassas by Rev Robert McGlothlin.
Xhe couple will make their hoiine in Ceaterville.
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