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The fimai armn flhl Sept. 16 at the Clore FunsrtHIcgUain Culpeper with the Rev. 'Jlafc'Atkin* officiating. Burial wainaTtbe Washington Masonic C '
Winfrey Butler
Butler, 76, of
36 at Culpeper
Mr. L. Culpeper, died! Memorial Ha
Mr. Butler native of Culpeper and had Bva&ld-Culpeper all of his life. His pMBtKd'were the late Philip M. andJfgiWraad Wharton Butler. He Wli “W laefaber of Culpeper Baptist -CTuuth and Phi Gamma DeUhflhfJ—“retired from the Town ofCel^gpeJ aaan engineer.
Survivors ttKfaftia wife, Mrs. Margaret Ann Better, Culpeper; two daughters,. Mdfc. Nancy B. Adams, Fayette^Ba^JbLC. and Mrs. Tucker B. Knighted, South Hill; two step-sons, Keith jpfelrssn, Sterling and Scott Dioljaad,-China Grove, N.C.; and firefrtnddhildren.
A graveshhrMWfee waa held at the Fairview Cemetery on Sept. 17, with the Ro^WB Pal i t and the Rev. H.O. Brrewi*dy<dBdating.
Memorial eQOtzftMtioaa stay be made to Cutp^ar .County Reacue Squad.
Clore Fuaaaal *flwni waa in charge of the I
Mar^^usick
Mrs. MasgteGg&takk, of Culpeper, wife nC<flT«|di Ehwood Musick, died Seplvat Culpeper Memorial HoapUlt' -> ■
Mrs. MusidMrilathe daughter of the late WQbUdnrfhtf'Alta Jackson
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