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Mrs- Hattie jacxson, wno has been very ill for the past two weeks, is out again and wishes to thank both white and colored for the kindness shown her while she was illThose
who visited Mrs. Hattie Jackson while she was sick were Mrs. Thomas Jackson of Woodviie; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wigington and John, Jr.; Ned Jackson, Freddie Jackson and Jimmie Mathews, all of Burke; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jackson and family of Fairfax; Pete Jackson, Mrs- Iza Wiggins, Tommy Wiggins and Thomas Jackson of Washington, D- C.; Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey and Mrs. Charles Jackson of Peola Mills; Wjliam Aylor and Mrs. Lottie Aylor of Sperrvville and Mrs: Thomas Hunter and Mrs- Mary Lee^&ftde of Culpeper.
John Milton Fletcher of Rappahannock County died at General Hospital, Washington, D. C. Sunday October 13th, following a brief illnessDeceased,
35 years of age was the son of Milton Fletcher and Mrs. Ida Beckwith Fletcher of Rappahannock Conuty, Virginia. He is survived by two brothers. Gene Fletcher of Boston Va. and Bryant Fletcher of Washington, Va-. anl one sister, Mrs. Annie Clanagan of Washington, Va.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Promise Land Baptist Church, with interment in the fapiily cemetery.
Friends and relatves served as pallbearers.
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