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Orton L. Meigs Orton L. Meigs, * owner of the Cherry Hatchet, and resident ton, died Wednesday, at his home in Bethesc a e n Funeral services we urday in St. Alban Church witih burial Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Meigs it surv wife, Ruth M. Meigi children, Mrs. H. Mrs. George Rea, Ca James W. Meigs. / him are two sisters, A. Brear ley and Mrs W. Brown. 79. former Tree and >f WashingOctober 12 Md. held SatEpiscopal
the Fort Also ved by his and four Dibberri, rroll M. and surviving Mrs. James Archilbald
Va. Antiques Fair
In Richmond ] ,
October* 24 - 27 / of froih g'd A diamond-studded by the second wife Napoleon, I, a collectji old guns, an antique and an exhibition federate Museum will highlights at this year Antiques Fair. , The fair* to be stai mond, October 24-27, by the Virginia State Commerce and the Vii| que Dealers Association The fourth annual e conducted this year at new Arena, combination hall and sports centei 65,000 square feet of The old auto show 25 ancient-vintage age to a 1902-model, power," 1-cylinder Ol< i iara owned Emperor ion of 300 auto show, the Q>nbe display ’s Virginia cans iii Richs sponsored i Chamber of ginia Antircnt will be Richmond’s exhibition which has 1 loor space, will feature dating in 7V^*horsedinobile.
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