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BUB B. WILLIAMS
Bub B. Williams of Huntlv died, Monday Sept. 15 at five o'clock in his home in s Huntly, Rappahannock Count}', following an extended HIness. He was a farmer. .V.' ■ #| 4 '
He was born in Rappahannock County on October 14, 1880, a son of the late James Edward and Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherffcrd Williams.
He. was a member of Willis Chapel Methodist Church and a
we cCmb it with the expectation f that we can make it on our own. No, We climb with a competent ' guide whom we trust without reservation. Before we begin the long climb we are certaii/of our safety and security in God. ? But we must climb. We cannot stand at the bottom ahd survey the beauty of the distant peak, content to say, “How beautfful!” and ignore the challenge to conquer its height!. God speaks. We must respond.
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