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Anna N. Woodard |[ Mrs. Anna Nichols Woodward, age 75, died Sunday, September 4 while a patient in the University of Virginia Hospital. She bed been in ill health for 4 year*. The daughter of the late Howard Nichols, she was born March 2, 1880 in Rappahannock. She was the widow of Burrell Woodward of the county, t , |j'
Four children survive her: Mrs. Lena Foster of Washington, Mrs.
j nj from the Washington Baptist Church where she was a member for many years, on Monday after* noon, September 5th, with Rev. Paul Thompson and Elder J. H* Daily of Sperryville officiating. The burial was held in the family section of the Washington Masonic Cemetery.
The active pallbearers were Ashton Burke, Cletus Burke, Jennings Burke, John Metzer, William Hershey, Clay Taylor, Ashton Elliott and Horace Partlow.
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The honorary pallbearers who carried the profusion of floral tributes were Early Baker, Luther Payne, Clarence Racer, Abram Beahm, Jr., Isaac Beahro, George W. Beahpi, John W. Dodson, Branson %>ok, William Pay be, Franklin Payne, Luther Racer, L. H. Jenkns, Taylor Price, William Smith, Earl Smith, Guy Burke, Lewis Smedley, Horace Partlow, Wilton Baker, Clement Vensil and others. i
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