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Minnie B. _ __ Wi*. Minnie Beckham Settle, widow of George W. Settle, for* mer member of the Ifirginia House of Delegates, died); ore Tuesday, August 30tji at the ijncesttal home, “Locust prjove,, nesjf Flint Hill, in her 88tn yfor. SerVices wert held at the lkoofie September list with the Rev. A- D. Gdpdson and the Rev. John R. Fridtell j officiating Interment Was in the cemetery of the Flint Hjill Methodist Episcopal
Church, j ' ' j:| Mrs. Settle is sifjvived by four sons: Them)as H. of)Orlando, Fla. James M. jof Flinf Hill,: George W- Jr. of iRichmodd and Samuel B. Settle of Parkersburg, W. Va.; three daughters' and (MW foster daughter: | Mrs. jjVar.ren F. (Julia) Eastham df Sjiady Side, Md., Mrs: Warren El (Carol) Frank of j Luray, |i Mis. C. P. (Dee) Anfory of Warwick and Miss Kate jWalker of Flint Hill; seventeen grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren). Also two sisters: ff(s. E. M. Newton of Hume and)Mrs. Jaynes F. Moser of Richmond and f brother, Collins Beckham of Gtpensboro, Md. The deceased wad boijn it “Ashland
Famii.” Culpepejr County, the daiighjter of j Capt.) James Minor Beckham antj JuJia Flannagan Becldhajm. Capt) Beckham was for many years superintendent of
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