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R. G. Quaintancejr:
- Raymond Gardiner (Dike) Queintence Jr., 54, died De- . camber 20 at hla residence at Sperryville.
A native of Rappahannock county and son of Mrs. Lucy J Coleman Pulliam Qualntance of Culpeper county and the late t Raymond Gardiner Qualntance of Rappahannock, he was a§ || member of Trinity Episcopal Church, Washington, Va. fi
Besides his mother, be Is * 1 survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Botts Miller Qualntance; a sister, Mrs. H. B. Wood of Woodvllle, and three brothers, Car- - roll of Cranford, N. J„ John W. t| of Arlington, and George L. |c Qualntance of Alexandria. f'
A funeral service was held \ at Trinity Church, Washington, Saturday, December 22, with burial following in the WoodVllle cemetery. The Rev. Dabney Carr officiated. Pallbearers were Press Pulliam, John Davis, Dr. J. P. Snead, Lee Thornton, Fielding Lewis, Robert Estes, E. A. Cave, and Jim Press Qualntance.
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