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He « survived by hit wife, Mrs. * Mary Jane Hawkins; two daugK? l, tersi Mrs. Louise H. Bayne of Deljind, Florida and Mrs. Ashby . Wayland of Washinton, Virginia. •Twp sons Survive, George W. Hawkins of Sperryville, Virginia and! Lester I. Hawkins of Alexandria, Virginia, a sister, Miss Jane Hawkins, Slate Mills, Va., and two brothers, Amos Hawkins, Washington. D. C. and Yeager Hawkins, Slate Mills, Va. Funeral services were held on Sunday, August 3rd, from the it Funeral Chapel, with The . J. W. Adams, pastor pf .Mt anon Baptist Church, of which deceased was a member, aster by C. F. Yates, Jr. conduetthe services, interment was in , family section of Fairview ' cemetery. Friends from all sections of (Rappahannock and the ajoining coijntics gathered to pay their respects to a talented architect v— a conscientious and ouster builder. At was said of a great builder of the distant past, “If you seek his monument, Look around.’* Mr. Hawkins was active in all of the affairs of his church, serg as Deacon for 25 years. 2nd. Samuel (chapter 3-38) ad, “And the king said unto servants. Know ye not that re is a prince, and a great man ien this day in Israel.” The active Pallbearers; James Way land, Thomas E. Waylard, Jack Hawkins, William "Aifnentrout, Joe Hawkins, Clyde Wilson. Howard. Hawkins and
Lejwis Butler. Friends and neighbors acted as honorary pallbearer.;
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