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Annie E. Weaver
Mrs. Annie
Elizabeth Weaver
4th at Ainissvil period of declining health Mrs. Weave died at her hoijie Thursday, July
following a long
r, 80 years of age, was the daughter of the late Albert Hillary' H}tt and Mrs. Lucy Ann Hitt of Rippahannock County, Va, She isf survived by her husband, MackjCarter Weaver of Amissville; twp daughters, Mrs. Lucy Hodgson Mrs. Joseph F
of Amissville;
of Amissville, and
Wines of Amissville; one son, Cjlift011 W. Weaver
two sisters, Mrs. Eddie J. Hitt ;jnd Mrs. Lucy E. Holmes; also fjve grandchildren, ,.il of Ainissvillci
Funeral services were held Sunday, July 7 at 2:30 o’clock from the Amissville Methodist Church -with interment tn the Hitt family cemetery. Rev. li. C. Vaughan and Elder Carl Hemp conducted the last rites.
Active pallbea ers were Tommy Stover, Eddie Hitt, Jr„ Bernard Weaver, Tom |Weaver, Walter Weaver and Hufch Holmes. Honorary pallbearers! were Earl Holmes, Charles Hdlmes, John Holmes, Wallace Kemper, Robert Payne (Iraham Compton, Ralph
stover, William
Reach, Clarence
flack ley. Charles
Rovv/ie. John Lawrence. Carl Weaver, Edward Hacklev, I>ewis Hackles, Russell Hackley, Eddie J. Hitt, Bonner Fishback. I.. A. Rollins and Roy I ames. .
Piint mil News
Attending the Music Workshop June 18 through r>f Margaret Allei. ten miles put
seventh annual
which was held
Js on the estate
Mrs. John of Berea, Ky., v^'as Derting. 'Hiere vyere thirty-three enrolled including jteachers and advanced students representing Alabama, Illinois, California, Ohio, Indiana Mass., Maryland. Louisiana, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, North pakota and Ky. Mrs. Derting, a former student of
Mrs. Allen, was elj-cte.£ ice-prejsident of the workshop.
Mrs. Frank Carj- and Mrs. Joe Jenkins have returned home after spending a few days‘at Colonial
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