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BRADFORD RITES
The Rev Edwrd L. Lester conducted services Tuesday at 2 p.m. from rhe Hint Hill Methodist church for Mrs. Rutth Presgraves Bradford, 68, of Flint Hill.
Mrs. Bradford was fatally injured Saturday in a head on co^ lision several miles east of The Plains along Broad Run. She was returning from George Washington University hospital when the accident occurred about 4 p. m. Taken to the Fauquier hospital, she died a short time later. She was born on January 7, 1892 irTPage County, the daughter of Robert Lee and Sally Corbin Presgraves. Besides her husband, Charles E. Bradford, she leaves four sons: James W. in Buffalo, Robert T. in Portsmouth, Harvey L. in (Hagerstown and Corp. Cecil E. Bradford in Norfolk, and four grandchildren. She was also the sister of O. S. Presgraves and Emmrft J. Presgraves in Boyce, Charles W. Presgraves in Radford, Mrs. Sally Ship in Winchester, Mrs. Bertha Seal in Browntown and Mrs. Mae Dovel in Lui
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