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Mrs. Lena Beahm ^y-'yy- y-^-^y ■ ■ . Mta. Lena Elizabeth Beahm, wife of Silas Abram Beahm ol Washington, Va. died April 3, 1970 at the University of Virginia Hospital, following a long illness. She was 44.
She was a native of Page County, daughter of the late Oscar Edward and Sarah Elizabeth Molden Baldwin. She was a member of Oakley Baptist Church.
Besides her husband she is survived by three sons, Donald R. Beahm, Michael A. Beahm and John T. Beahm, ail ol Washington; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Slusser of Alexandria; four brothers, Clarence Baldwin and Charlie Baldwin, both ol Washington, George Baldwin ol Greenville,' S. C. and Aubrey Baldwin of Washington, D. C.
A funeral service was held Sunday at Geest funeral chapel, conducted by the Rev. Ernest Cornwell, Burial was in Washington Masonic Cemetery.
Pallbearers were C. Samuel Shillingburg, John M. Clark, Clark Jones, Maywood Cornwell, Jack Howard, John Presgraves,. E. J. Pullen and James Leonard.
CoL Charles King
Acting as. pallbearers at the funeral services for Col. Charles King Friday at Trinity Episcopal Church and interment at Ben Venue were Leo Connley, George Beard, T. CL. Lea, Jr., Thomas V. Williams, James M. Duncan, III, James F. Massie, Dr. Edwin M. Eastham and George Millar. The Hey. William M. Hargett Conducted the service. The name of Col. -King’s brother, Arthur M. King of Alexandria, was omitted from the list of survivors given this
ijiewspsper last week.
William M. Ellington
Ha funeral service for William Marshall Ellington of Culpeper was held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the graveside in Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Ellington, 42, a hotel chef, died ^Saturday a^. G*U»prUle where he was struck by an automobile while walking on the highway. / He was a native of Culpeper, son of Edward and Carrie Vaughan Ellington of Culpeper. He served in the U.S. Army for nine years following World War n. Besides his parents, he is survived by a brother, E. Maurice Ellington of Culpeper and two •sisters, Mrs. Edith Green of Boston and Mrs. George Wehmas of Richmond.
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