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Survivors inctfide three scjns, •John, Robert, and Jatnes; and five daughters, Miss^Elaine Barbour of : Front Royal. Mrs. Mary Ford of Jamacia Island, N* Y., Mrs. Lurretia Freeman, Washington, Va., Mrs. Josephine Broob of Washington D. C. and Miss Bettie Bar\ hour of Harrisburg:, Pa.; four sisters, Mrs. Rachel 'Clanagan of Washington, Va., Mrs. Ida Williams, Mrs. Evelyn Williams, and ’ Mrs. Madelene Davis, all of New York City; twelve grandchildren and-three great grandchildren. The Rev. R. C. Davis of Washington, D. C. conducted the ser• vices Sunday, March 9 at 2 p.m. from the First Baptist Church. Rev; L. B. Banb and Elder S. W. Timbers took part in the services. ^Pallbearers 'frenr Messrs. WilTiim Hunter, 'Hetman Patterson, Albert Gatewood, Edward Baily ' Sr., Charles Pinkett and Edward Freeman.
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ard of Thanks We Would like to thank all persons for their help and kindness during the illness and death of our father.
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