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Walter/ Lillard
Walter Allen Lilia'- *9, died of a heart attack at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville Saturday June 6, .1959 after being a patient thire cii cc rhursday. ‘
He is survived by ii.i wife Mr*. Catherine Utz Lillard; tl.ice children, Janet. Walter Richard and James Stuart of Washington, Vjj/; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alien Y. Lillard of Meadows. Va.; one sister .Mrs. Nelson Nethtrs o? Sperryville, Va.; five brothers, Roy C. Lillard, Etlan. Va., Thomas L. Lillard, Silver Spring, Md., Thurmaji Guy Lillard, Washington, Va., Elmer C. Lillard of Orlando, Fla. and Robert N. Lillard of N ethers.
Funeral services were held at the Geest Funeral Home in Culpeper Tuesday, June 9 with Rev. A. D. Goodson of Charlottesville officiating. Interment was in the Etlan Cemetery at Etlan.
Active pallbearers were L. V. Merrill, Wade H. Massie, HI, Gibson Wharton, J. W. Price, Jr.. Joseph D. Keyser, D. E. 5 owell, James W. Fletcher'land Dr. John P. Snead.
Bankers Convention .
The 66th annual convention or the Virginia Rankers Association will be held at The Homestead in Hot Springs June 18 - 20.
More than 609 Virginia Rankers and their guests are expected M attend the three-day meet'ng.
Scheduled speakers include Lee P. M’ller, Pres dent of the American Bankers Association.; Representative Burr P. Harriion, of the V rgVa’s Seventh District; Dr. George Heaton, a man tgement re1. tion consultant form Matthews, north C.volina.
RAPP CHATS
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For stance (I) take a second, (hird or even twelth look at Culpeper R.O.P. bull sales; (2) consider the constant premium prices offered for purebred and grade heifers with desirable R.O.P. recr.rds; ;d (3) the standing orders large c 'tic leaders are making for feeder tiers with desirable rates of stain «*:• iern an tes.
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