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ard Horton of Culpeper, four daughters, Mrs. Andrew Deal, Culpeper, Mrs. Clayton Walters, Fairfax, Mrs. James Stringfellow, Boston Miss Dorothy Horton, Culpep:r; four sons, Clarence L. Richmtnd, Russell H. Germantown, 1 -Id. Ray T. Richmond and James IV. Hdrton of McLean.

Also two step children, Mrs. Bertha Fincham, Culpeper, and Willie McFarland, Sperryville, one sistrr, Mrs. Roger Tharpe, of Reminglton, Va. and twelve grandchildren.

Func al' services were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 P. M. from tie Geest Funeral Parlors, with interment in the Fairview cemetery. Rev. P. E. Boyce, pastor of I the Pentecostal Church

conducted the last rites. Active pall bearers were Carlyle Brown, j Will Fincham, Culton

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