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Mrs. A. E. Frazier |
The community was (grieved (to learn of the death of Mrs. Amos Frazier, lifelong citizen of Sperryville, Wednesday morning, October 5 at her home. She had suffered a long period of declining health.
Mrs. Frazier’s many frier gathered at the Sperryville Cemf tery, Friday afternoon, October 7th to pay her tribute. Elder Rnisell Thompson of Washington, C., assisted by Rev, A. Pat Thompson of Sperryville, officiae at the graveside services.
Mrs. Frazier is survived bv,hei husband and two daughters, Mrs George Zahurskey of Philadelphia Pa., and Mrs. Hugh Atkins ot Sperryville; and three grand chiU dren. ,■
Active pallbearers were George i Taylor, Charlie Estes, E. A. j Campbell, Bradley Atkins, Clyde Atkins and Frank Armentrout.
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