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OBITUARIES
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Joseph R. Heflin ■:
Joseph F. Heflin died sudden ,y at his residence,In Alexandria on September 12. he as ® native of Rappahannock
r and Is Survived by his lounty Jtfe Mrs. Martha L. Heflin [nd a daughter Mrs. Mary H. .runkleton of Arlington, and lx grandchildren; two Mothers, Asa A. Heflin of hiladelphla and Cary Heflin f Aml88vllle;tw0 8istersMra . Itta Payne of Amlssville and Mrs. Isabel Hitt of Arlington, Also surviving are four halfirothers John, Jack, James ,, nd Herbert Heflin and a hall Sister Mrs. Margaret Page. i:A funeral service was held Thursday at the Arlington Funeral, Home with interment #t Columbia Gardens cemetery.
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Charles William Leake
ic A graveside funeral service <pa8 held at 2 p. m. Friday St Sperryville Cemetery for Charles William Leake who (jied September 13 in a Findlay, Ohio hospital from inries received in a traffic ccldent there. The service Was conducted by the Rev. William Harrison of Sperryfille.
; Mr. Leake is survived by his wife Mrs. Virgie Atkins Leake; a daughter, Cynthia Ann Leake and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leake, ill of Sperryville. Also surviving are his grandparents, Mrs. Agnes Jenkins of Culper
and Mr. and Mrs. Herrt
Leake of Sperryville. He served in the U. S. Army ind was a member of Sperryville Volunteer Fire Company
?nd Rappahannock County unior Chamber of Commerce Clore Funeral Home was in pharge of arrangements.
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