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C‘Mabel
Elizabeth Hopkins,
of Shenandoah, formerly *A>f Sperryville, were conducted Nov. L3 at - Ilia sSpetryville Cemetery by the Rev. P. Hudson Nuckols.
Miss Hopkins died Nov. '11, 1978, in ft Harrisonburg nursing home after • long iilMfts.
She was born in RapVpahannock County, the 'daughter of the late John - Willis and Laura Heiston -Hopkins. She had lived in Shenandoah for several years. She was a member of '- Sperryville United Methodist '^Church and a retired w registered nurse. §. Survivors include a niece; * Mrs. J. J. Waff of Shenandoah, and a nephew, J.
^Pranklin ; Hopkins ■ jftiif; ^Amherst.
- was a co-owner of Warrenton /Heating and Air Conditioning. C'/r"*
He is survived by his wife llinda La*. Bywaters, his ^father Floyd M. Bywaters. ■Amissville, two sisters, Mrs. ipjaria M. Hitt, Amissville, and Mrs. Betty A. Ellington, Warrenton, and two ./brothers, Davis Bywaters, ^Warrenton, and Floyd L. Bywaters, Bealeton. f Funeral services - will be -conducted Thursday at 2 -p.m. at the-Amissville United >'Methodist Church by Rev. £Ray Crockett, with interment
|c«t Hillcrest Memory Gardens,
Jeffersonton.
PClub 'wilT meet Monday, November 20, from 4 p.m. to ;-5i30 p.nrL at Elsie Gheen’s home. ^ All interested youth ages 9 *to,l9 are invited. t For further information -,ctU Elsie Gheen at 937-5267.
J; Amissville4-H
f The new Amissville 4-H
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