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rvesutc funeral services wereWednesday,
in ttie family section ville Methodii T, E. Majors
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indolph T. Cooksey Randolph Tucker Cooksey, 78, died at his home in Flint Hilt. Friday following an illness of several months. He was a farmer, a native of Flint Hill and die son of therfatp John and Mary Cowgill Cook ey. Hisi wife, Mrs. Blanche Cooksey, preceded him in death, i A niece, Mrs. Flossa LaBilk ol Arlington is the only survivor. Graveside funeral: services were held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 id die Cooksey family cemetery. Fin* Hili. conducted by the JRev*^ A. D. Goodibn. • ’ 4 Pallbearers were W. A. Gentiyr* Andrrw Rucker, Clyde Rector, Emofy Russell, Thomas Eastham and Herbert Foster. 'THtra? from out of town attending the service were Mr. and Mis. ■ice LaBille, Mr. Billy Gates. Jim Howell, Mr. Thomas Mau Mr. Presg raves of Washington, D. C.. Mr. ville Mr Frank Eastham, Mr. GranEastham of Falls Church, Carroll Spider, Miss Jessie Spider and Miss Martha Shenk of l,i ray. r
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