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Miss AnnaM. Atkins
Miss Anna Marie Atkins died at her home in Merryvilje Friday November 15th Ipllowitig a lingering illness. Deceased |34 years . of age was the daughter of Berl Atha Atkins and [Mrs. Alice Ma^bel Baker Atkiiw of Sperryville, Virginia. | j Besides her parejnts she Is survived by three sisters, Mrs. jRov Alther. Mrs, Dennis Ralls ind Miss Janie Alice Atkink all o| Sperry* ville. and one brother, ]'Edward Atha Atkin's of Sperryville, Va. Fifneral services! were Held Sunday, November lpth at i2:00 P. M. from the Thornton Gap Regular Baptist Church with interment in the Sperisyville ciemetery. Reverend Russell jThompjson and Reverend Robert Keyset fconduct-l ed the last rites. j Active pallbeartfs were: Robert Frazier. Bennie Atkins, j Nelson Jenkins, Roy Tpomas. [Jimmie Jenkins and Lynwood Baiker,
Flower girls we e Dorothy Atkins, Peggy Atki is, Betty -Lou 'fTiomas, Doris Fincham. Peggy Frazier. Jean Frasier and; Fannie Frazier
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Sperryville News
Mr. and Mrs. lb, V. Chapman who spent last week in Richmond with their son and daug]hter-in].iw, Mr and.Mr* man. Jr. returned here Sunday. AVh Mr. and Mrs. Chapman j visited their daughter, Mrti. W. Bi Wake and Mr. Wake in ^Saluda add they also went to J antes t iwn and Williamsburg. j
Mr. and Mrs. jj, Rodes Brown were dinner guests Saturdav! evening of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. JVIiller at the dinner held in the jParish Hall in Washington. On Sunday
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