C.H. Kilby :

C.H. Kilby : Charles Henry Kilby, 81, otf Sperryville, died on Tuesday, April 16 at his residence. ! He was born Oct. 8,1914, in Rappahannock County to the late John Henry and Mary Ella Smith Kilby. ! He resided with his nephew^ Russell Lee Kilby on Rt. 231. j Survivors include one brother*, James Wilson Kilby of Front Roya^ and three sisters, Mildred Timber^ and Irene Timbers, both of Woodvillc and Polly Dennis of Culpeper. i He is also survived by a number of nieces and nephews. j Mr. Kilby was preceded in deatH , by two brothers, Willie Kilby and John Kilby. ■ j Graveside services were held or} Saturday, April 20 in Fairvie.w Cemetery with the Rev. Earnest Everman officiating. 1 Found and Sons Funeral Home iri Culpeper was in charge of thd arrangements. { I

Josephine Lawson; Josephine Frances Lawson, 101,' of Rixeyville, died on Wednesday,. April 17 at Culpeper Memorial! Hospital. 'I She was the wife of the late! William Lawson for over 75 years,! and the daughter of the late Armstead; G. Banks and Icy brooks Banks o£ Rixeyville. - She was a homemaker. . ' Survivors include five daughters,J Icy Lucille King of Amissville, Willie! Ann Gaskins of Jeffersonton, Pearl! Roberta Williams and Mary Louise! Tolbert, both of Washington D.C. and! J. Pauline Lawson of Rixeyville; two! sons, Armstead Hansberry Lawson; and Ernest Lee Lawson, both of; Rixeyville and one brother, Armstead; Banks of Culpeper. ; She is also survived by two devot-* ed grandsons, Francis Lawson and* Archie Williams; over 101 grandchil-* dren, great-grandchildren and great-! great-grandchildren. J! Funeral services were held at thdl Bethel Baptist Church in Amissville oi^ Monday, April 22 with the Rev. OdelJ Moore of Middleburg officiating. J Interment was in the family sec-J tion of the Bethel Baptist Church* Cemetery in Amissville. * W.C. Thompson Funeral Homa was in charge of the arrangements, i •j i |: ■■S i ■fi p . ? ■ " ;

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