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- Frank. D^wninj^ wood, 45 son ■
of Ida iveyser Wobd and the late
Frank Downing^Wood of; Washington,
Virginf^wra^pdraday, July 29 in an acndcht^ro’nis farm i»v VV'ashingf©«.\ »' i ; f Mr. Wood. a prominent orchardist-fanner of Rappahannock, was active in civic and community life. He served-as chairman of the School Trustee Electoral Board, and was a member of the Wasu: ington Baptist Church, the Virginia Horticultural Society and the R»P* pahannock Lions Club.
He is survived by his wife, Mr?. Alice Reid Wood, and five daugh*ers, Mrs. Leroy Hall of Lee.drurgi* Florida, Misses Nancy, Alice, Mary Miller and Frances Downing Wood; his mother, Mrv Wood, and sister Miss Mary Miller Wood all of Washington. Va..« and one grandson George Downing Hall. ,
Graveside services werr h;IJ at the family cemetery at his home Sunnyside, at eleven o’clock, Thursday morning, July 31. The Reverend Mr. John Divers .sonducted the services.
Activ^ pallbearers were, Jojm S. Browning, Joe DeJ. Kejser, W. Arthur Miller,* John Burke, E. M. Jones, W. A. "Moore, Amos Shryock, Henry Jenkins, and Mil* ton Gore. ■
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