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listers, Lelia North and Pearl N. >ayne and two brothers, Richard 'Jorth and Gaither North.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, June 8 at the Willis Chapel Jnited Methodist Church with the lev. A.D. Goodson and the Rev. Berlin Shorb, Sr. officiating, nterment was in the church cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Michael Whited, Harry Tice, Jr., David Tice, lonnie Wine, James Fravel and Benjamin Tice.
Honorary pallbearers were Dan rice, Lyle Didawick, Eddie Fox, Alan r6x, Cecil Williams, Gardner Williams, Dennis Williams, David enkins, Giles Partlow, Bobby Frye ind Dabney Eastham.
Turner-Robertshaw Funeral Borne in Front Royal was in charge of he arrangements.
Winifred Tidier
Mrs. Winifred Kelly Tidier, 95, of Zulpeper died Thursday, June 6 at her ■esidence.
She was bom Sept. 20, 1900, in lappahannock County.
She was predeceased in death by ler father, Emerson G. Brown and her nother, Emma Irene Woodward Brown.
She is survived by a daughter, ’atricia G. Silliman and husband, lichard D. Silliman and four sisters, ray Casey of Culpeper, Hazel Allen )f Aberdeen, N.J., Dorothy Weaver of Madison and Hager Brown of Washington, D.C.
She is also survived by seven ’randchildren, nine great-grandchillren and four great-great-grandchilIren.
She was preceded in death by her msband, George Webster Tidier; one laughter, Catherine June Kelly £»nd wo sisters, Julia Carver and Woodrow Bennett.
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