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Services For Mrs.
Loulie h. Anderson
, Mrs. Ixfulie Lewis Anderson, widow of the late Norvel Peyton, Anderson, ^iicd Sunday November 24 at her (residence, 401 Macov Ave. in Cujpeper at thje age of^.95. Mrs. Aliderson wjas born in, Culpeper (August $, 1862 (and moved to Hleakland fatm in Rappahannock Pounty at the age of six weeks, io make her home with her grandfather, Elizjih Chelf.
For 87 (years she Remained in Rappahannock after wfhich she moved to (Culpeper he r e she made her hjome with hfr daughters Misses l/tpise and Katie Anderson.
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She toolj an active interest in religious arid civic affs irs and was a member j of the Atnissville or Flint Hill (Baptist Churches until her death, j
(Iravesicle services v-ere held ct 2:00 P. M. Tuesday November 26 at Am ssville Baptist Church cemetery. Conducted be her pastor Rev. John Divers of Flint Hill.
Pallbearers were Hugh Caperton. Boullin Capertc^n, James M archant. Dr. John Torbert. Warren Anderson, Dr. Thomas Armstrong,
Mrs. Anderson is Survived by four daughters. Mrs. (Hugh Cap-rton and ijlisses Louise and Katie Anderson pill of Culpeper, Mrs. John Irving of Warwick and two. sons, W. !li. Anderson of Washington, Dj C. and Presley W. Anderson oif Manassas, four grand children apd eight great grand* children. I 1 •
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