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OBITUARIES
Mrs. B. F. Miller
Mrs. Lois Wood Miller of Richmond, widow of Col. B. Frank Miller, died Thursday, November 21, 1968 at her home. Mrs. Miller was born in Sperryville, daughter of the late Walton and Susie Swindler Wood.
Survivors are a sister Mrs. Lowrie Richardson and a nephew John Hill Richardson oi Richmond.
A graveside funeral service was held Monday, November 25 at 11 a.m. in Arlington Nations Cemetery.
Mrs. Elsie Eaheart
A funeral service for Mrs. Elsie Emma Eaheart was held Sunday November 24, at the graveside ir Woodville Cemetery, the Rev John H. McKay officiating Pallbearers were Clifton Hume William Hume, Franklin Butler Ashby Wayland, Ollie Poe Tommy Wayland, Jimmy Wayland and Marshall Burke.
Mrs. Eaheart, 54, wife o! William Henry Eaheart ol Manassas, died Friday, Novembei 22, 1968, at University ol Virginia hospital. Daughter of the late Luther Ashby Wayland and the late Dolly Wayland Hume, she was a native of Woodville Rappahannock County. She was i member of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church.
Besides her husband, she if survived by two daughters, Mrs Madeleine Sams of Arlington and Mrs. Lester Abel of Manassas; one son, William Henry Eaheart, Jr. of CentreviUe; four grandchildren two brothers, Lester A. Wayland and Chester T. Wayland, both ol Woodville; and two sisters, Mrs John Williams of Culpeper and Mrs. Annie Poe of Woodbridge.
Geest Funeral Home was ir charge.
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