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Gallihugh
Harry William Gallihugh, 42, of Peola Mills, died Thursday, July 3, 1969, in a Charlottesville hospital.
He was a farmer, veteran of World War II, a charter member of the Madison Post 472, Veterans of Foreign Wars, a steward and lay reader in the Bethlehem Methodist Church. ^The son of the late John W. and Flora Dulaney Gallihugh, he was bom July 25, 1926.He leaves hi? wife, fare. Jean W. Gallihugh, a son, Donald Stewart Gallihugh, a daughter, Susan Sherman Gallihugh, all of Peola Mills; one brother, John T. Gallihugh of Vienna; and one sister, Mrs. Roy M. Strickler of Banco.
Funeral services were held Saturday at eleven o’clock in the Bethlehem Methodist Church at Nethers with the Rev. B. B.Kent and the Rev. Garry J. Shelton officiating. Interment was in the Etlan Cemetery. Pallbearers were George Autry, W. B. Glover, Harry Deal, Randolph Jenkins, Cornelius Gallihugh, R. S. Graves, Jr., Jim Bill Fletcher, and John W. Jenkins.
VFW Post 472 was represented at last rites and provided the flag which draped the coffin.
James G. Williams
James Green Williams Jr., 67, of Culpeper died July 4, 1969 in a Charlottesville hospital. A graveside service was held Monday in Fairview Cemetery with the Rev. J. G. Long Jr., officiating. Mr. Williams was the son of the late James Green Williams and the late Jessie Somerville Wood Williams. He was a native of Culpeper County; a retired pharmacist, and former owner of the Culpeper Pharmacy. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Vivian Feaganes Williams; a
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