Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-08-30


or and wife.an excellent neigh Dor. yer
energetic, never idle about her heme
!, ana Will be much missed in her home
q and the village. Her remains were in
Y TERED at Mt. Tabor cemetery Tbnrs
r day of which church che Was a mem.
e Der, The flowers were very beautiful
and were borne by the following young
+ ladies-Misses BeuIah Beard. Annie
/ Lave, Marguerite Palmer and Lottie
Smith.
MRS JOHN HOWARD McCUE.
Mrs Slgnora Wills McCue, widow of
Judge John Howsrd McCue, died at
der home on South Washington street
on Wednesday morning. Mrs McCue
was woman of beautiful Christian
character, beloved by all who knew her,
and was devoted mother, friend and
neighbOr. She was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis +. Willis and was
born at Pleasant Grove, Nelson coun-
ty, in 1926. Part of her married life
was spent in Nelson county but in 1874
Judge and Mrs. McCue with their chill
dren came back to StauntOn. Judge
McCue of the law firm of Imboden g.
McCue. died in 1889 and since that
time Mrs. McCue had lived at the home
where she died. She leaves three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. j. Martin Perry of this city,
Mrs. Benjamin Rush Norvell and Mrs,
Percy Weiss of Beaumont, Texas; also
three sons, Mr.. John McCue of Iron a
iate, and Messrs. w. T. and J. Med. .
McCue of this city; also several grand
'hildren. and two brothers, DIR. A. F. !.
Willis and Mr.. Willis Willis. Mrs. Nc +
;ue was devoted member of Trini ty Of
Episcopal church and her funeral took a.
lace from the chapel yesterday after " "
Don at 4 o'clock. re-
MISS BETTE C. R. SHEETS. tt
Miss Bette Chloe Regina Sheets, age OF
xteen ysars, nine months and twenty ~
avs, youngest daughter of David s, lei
heets, Esq. She had been in delicate flo
eslth for several years, and recently iel
very great sufferer from a complica- wi
on OF diseases. and died on the 2lst va
st., near Roman. In the alb III
nee OF her pastor, Rev. D. w. WI
lies, who was at Stephens City
tending the meeting of synod,
funeral services were conducted ~.
Rev. Jos. Crowell, assisted by Rev. n
N. Vandevanter on the 22nd at Salem her
nrch. She is survived by her father. Sci
II brothers and three sisters, and
8 lovely Christian girl. van
The pall-bearers were Misses Lena u uua
'ver, Carrie Sheets, Clara Link, son
LEY Rimel, Essie Ocheltree and IT
nd Curry. day
he floral tribute were very beauti- tlnu
and appropriate and were carried Sna.
Misses Stella Ocheltree and Ger gool
De Good. sale
MRS. ROBERT B. BLACK. TT
rs. Minnie Black wife of Mr. Roh. field
b. Black, died under sad circum. " ia
ices at her home at Stuart's Draft of Sc
lday morning, following the death Brys
infant son. She is survived by nous
husband. Mrs. Black En-
before marriage Miss MINI lie mod mnd
es OF Richmond, and was a bride the
is than year. She was a mem. Sund
of Thinking Spring Presbyterian sup supp
ch and the funeral of mother and and and ,
It was held from the church at 3 static
OK Tuesday afternoon. ing r
MR.. TAYLOR DAVIS. A
. Taylor Davis died early Tuesday p br;da
ing at bis father home on North adve,
sta street, after an illness of 10 paper
with typhoid fever. He was Is Is wei
old and is survived by his par. ,nna".
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis. and =
sisters and two small brothers. buildl
q Davis was q member of the estate
ton Rifles and that company at. Dueht
d bis funeral which took place sbeu,
the United Brethren church .,o+
esday morning at 10 clock. He tells
n excellent young man, and had made
e number of friends. posltie
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