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She is survived by two sons, Maddox Tapp of Front Roya), and Edward Tapp of Amissyille and one sister, Mrs. Jenn|ie Keyser of Front Royal and lots of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Sunday March 3, at t2 p.m., from the Amissville Methodist Church with interment ?n the church cemetery. The Rev. Robert E. Lee, pastor of the church qf which Mrs. Tapp had been a member for more than 50 years, was ; assisted by the Rev. Harold Thatjch, pastor of the Methodist Chjurch of Gordonsville in conduct ng the services. He was a forme of this church. aim Pallbearers were Grah; kley, John Hackley, John Hussell Sonner, Ben Atwood Randolph Grubbs, active Jenkins, Charlie Compton|, Rowzie, Starish Riley Neathers, Will Waltetr Walter, L. H. Luttrel! Latham. Dr. J. R Dudley Martin, James Charles King, Charles Buddy Tapp, Earl Wavlan James, Dan Wilson, Dm: Capt. Luther Stuart anc Honorary. HacTapp,
and Elmer Ralph Clifton Frank! Will dridge. Maddox, Green, d, Roy Laing, others, Boil Mr. and Mrs. Lem of. Thomburv, Va., were VVednesday of R. W; ai Harold Carder.
Washington News at ion of met for the Lord The Ministerial Associ Rappahannock County dinner Monday night at Culpeper Hotel. The Rev. and Mrs Fenhagen of Brunswick were guests of the Rev. John Frizzell Jr. at the The Rev. and Mrs. were attending the Teach •on at Calvary Church Royal. William Curtis and frici Ohio were, dinner gueste - pastor Durrette visitors Mrs. rid and James Md. Mrs. Rectory, lfenhagen ng Miss Front irt nd from Sunday
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