The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20
sttute, and Mrs Mioala Harris. OF
low, are sistcra OF Mrs Miller. -

Iowa, are sisters of Mrs. Miller.
She was the mother of eighteen chii-
dren. OF which the following nine sur-
vive her.: Mr.. D. s.. Miller. OF New
Bench.s Mr.. II: r. Miller. OF Powhatan
county; Mrs. G. Y. Kimbrough. Mrs. w.
j. Crank and Mrs f. o. Sanford. of
Louisa county. Va; Mrs. J. z. ellis and
Mrs. T.. S. DeNoon, OF Powhatan county;
Mrs. Clements. wife OF DR.. ID. o; Glenn
ents, OF Gloucester county, and one setp-
daughter, Mrs. w. II. ochitree. the wife
OF Rev. Mr.. ochiltree. of Powhatan
county.
Mrs. Miller united with Trinity Presby-
terrain Church. CartersvIlle, VA, soon
after her marriage and remained Il men,
OF II until her death.
She was thoroughly devoted to church
and Sunday-school work, and I'm her
well appointed Christian home in Cum
berland county. she had an Interesting
Sunday-school, out OF which went three
ministers OF the gospel. two Presbyterian,
and one baptist minister.
Her devotion to her husband, children
and twenty-six bright, sweet grandchtl-
dren was wonderful and very beautiful.
No. self-denial or sacrifice. on her part,
for their comfort and happiness, was
considered too great. She simply lived
for the pleasure and good of her de-
~
Sba loved the Bible and read and
studied II as she never studied any other
book. Her whole Christian lie was n
ruodeksof beauty, Intelligence and power
| ahG Has d grcsbyterIansin faith, but not,
I blg4telg She Sswas devoted ito all the
/ Lord people OF every name, and hearth
lily co.operated with them In Christian
work wherever she had the opportunity.
1 Her wldowhoodt OF twenty-five years was
spent with her children-thc last years OF
her life with her daughter, Mrs. o. Z.
gLanford. K
Her funeral was conducted at the grave
by Rev. Mr.. Daibney. on the 9Th Of
March, and her precious remains were
laid to rest In the old family cemetery in
Pohatan, beside loved ones gone before.
The author of this little tribute had
Known Sister Miller for more than three
years She was very bright, charming
and cody in conversation, an invaluable
nelgbbor. and a benedlction to her fami-
fly and community. ohe was a fine type
OF the Old Virginia Lady, and never re-.
linguished the customs of her early lfe.5
Hospitable, kind, noble. refined, and.
having ample means, she entertained
home, and took peculiar delight in max.
Ing her guests have a pleasant time
1t Is sad to; know that SO few Of these
rare characters remain. Most of them
have passed to the world beyond. She
Is gone! +;
Calm on the bosom Of thy God Fair
Spirt!2gsst thee now" n IS.
have no hope. JcsusEis coming, and tina
resurrection morning will BIO "a true
gun-rising. the inhurstlng OF cioudless
sky on all the righteous dead They
wake, transhsured AT their Masters
call. with fashion OF their counten-
ance altered and shining like His own,
J.. r.. sJvILIlTNSON. 81
Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Camp.
Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Camp, widow
ct the residence Of her son, Mr. s Wiliams
g. Camp. yesterday evening at O:SO
o,,eloek. Mrs. camp I, was q one e e the
ndeTs IL rq fhe nty q hayn
Mrs. Camp was n consistent member
OF the Second Pres byterian, church up
TO Ia fey Years ago, when she removed
Va. She Leaves. two sons NJ essrs,
Luther g. and LAM q; amp--fo.lr
daughters-Mrs,s tIarglet III Curtis, Mrs,
II Il M, Balm and and Mrs. carenee l Lack
endured a life full OF good works. s3 ~
Funeral Of Mrs. E. r. Green.
Tile tunsTal Of Mrs Ella Royal s Grs { en-
wife Ct William He GrasnwHo geo g Srt,
Twenty-seventh Street, will take place at
3 o clock this afternoon from u nion Sta-
ton M. p. Church. lntermsnt vii be Ssin
HOLLYWOOD. g5 siS ia "A rs
Morton Di ckerson.
Especial to The Tines Dis tch:)
PtMPLIN CIl>Y. N arch 1o,-TNr; a Morton
Dickerson, SOIL of Mr.. j ohn H. Dlckerson.
inearjhere, who had for some mont hs INST
With aed satnrrtaay
noon In the house-yard ny thG,sldo, q, nv,
mother s IA nnsra
Rev, p. II, Warren. a.largo fconcoilrse q
l3relntves and friends hnvlngE EH tn cred to
show show their love for and Interest IN him.
John u. Wade.
(special ia The Tlnlos- Dispatrh.) "
sOIrrtI BOSTON, VA, March 1e,--N1r.
5 5sS H WSsS ffe az ana M alsd
at 1.-THE home OF his uncle Mr. n. Nv,
lawson, at thia place, last night afteyI
unmarried /. "a ~ BY Hill s.. si 81 S
a consist ami m elnberg or tne MethOs