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One; was born the daugnter or Clarence J. Miller and Sally HuntStrother Miller, both of Washington, in' October 1894. Most of her life was spent in the county.
Funeral services will be conducted today (Thursday) at the Trinity Episcopal Church at 3 o’clock with the Reverend John Friuell, officiating. Burial will be in (die Masonic Cemetery. U*,
The active pallbearers chosen ' ; art: Robert Mercer Menefee, R. • G. Quaintance, Jr., Jbe DeJ. Keyset, W. C Campbell, Dr. J. , P. Snead, R. L. Brown, P. Lyle Millerj, Jr., D. D. Miller, Clyde Payne, Joe Hoge, John Strother and W. A. Miller.
Deepest sympathy is expressed to the family from a host of friends grateful for having known Mrs. Price l and conscious of having loved her. ’ ’ ;-v‘ '_
William T7ciaud r
Dies Suddenly ^ fv
William T. Cloud, 59, of 37 West Bond St, Winchester, died ' suddenly Tuesday while working in a garden patch in Harris addition. He was carried in the Friendship ambulance to Winchester Memorial Hospital where he.was pronounced dead upon arrival. Death was attributed to p coronary occlusion. ' ' : *' ■ “ ' , ' ;
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