The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-26


is survived By one daughter Miss
Mrs. Bette. C. Goodman and Mrs. Fannie
B. Hobson, s.s..51 s.ls
The funeral will take place from
Meufah Church tomorrow morning at
II o'clock. Interment Will be made in
lakewood.
Funeral of Mis-. Joyner.
The funeral of Lillian Lyle Joyner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F..
Joyner, of No. SO North Twenty-sixth
Street Baptist Church yesterday.
Mr.. Joyner. father OF the girl, who.
With his son. Walter e. Jr.. and Mr..
Joseph Nunnally went on cruise
down the James River shortly before
his daughter was taken sick, arrived
in time for the funeral.
Eight little girls, schoolmates and
friends of Miss Joyner, acted as flow
er-bearers, and the following school
mates We're pall-bearers: Harry Longs
worth, Gordon Grace, Lynwood
Quarles. Wesley Lowe, Rowland AUS
tin, Earl Strang. Reynolds Racket and
stuart Hinchman.
Mrs. E. L. Winston.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June 25.-.
Mrs. Sallie Madison Winston, wife of
Mr. f. L. Winston. of South Wales,
Hanover county, Va, died at 0 o'clock
this morning at the University Hos
pltal, where She had been under treat
ment for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Winston was the daughter ofthe
late w. Q. Winston, Of Hanover. and
Was in the siStieth year of her age.
She Is survived by three brothers and
one sister Messrs. p. B. and f. G.. Wins
ton, and DR.. W.tO. Winston. of Minnea-
polls Mimi, and Mrs. Rosser, the wife of
General Thomas L. Rosser. of Rugby
Hall" this county, and by five chill
dren, Mrs. M. Rowland, of sault ste.
Marie. Canada. Mrs. Hardy Richardson,
of Wilmington. Del; Mr.. w. O. Wins
ton, of Hanover county; Mr.. Thomas r.
Winston. of Pittsburg, Pa, and Mr..
James w ston. OF Montana.
\ The funeral of Mrs. Winston will he
held at. "Rugby Hail. residence Of
General and AIRS. -sRosser, Saturday
morning at 1880 o'clock. fThe re-
mains will be taken to Hanover on
the noon train, and from Wickhanl
| Station to Blenheim, and laid to rest
Isby her late husband in the family
cemetery. where six generations OF
the family and another sister. Mrs. T.
4 A.. Winston. Of Hanover are buried.
Mrs. Harriet a. Hillenry. b
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STAUNTON, VA, June 25.-Mrs Har-
riot A. IIilleary. sister Of Captain II
NJ. sMc1lhnney, commander Of Mosbys
men, died last night after an Illness
4 lasting some time. She Is survived BY
\ four children, Mr.. r. w, Hilleary, OF
4 Warrenton; Mr.. III. NJ. Hilleary, Of Char
s|lottesville; Mr.. w. Murray Hilleary and
Mias Annie .ltlleary, Of this city.
\ lts yt,fs5!aG j, II. Stafford.
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WAYNEsBoRo, N. c. June a5.--A1r
j. Il. Stafford died yesterday at LIE
were taken to Stanton to-day TO,
Sbur.al. Mr.. Stafford came here from:
4 stanton several years ago, and since
that time had been in the meat bust.
4 ness. and haG made MANY friends here
Alexandria Funerals.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,a June 25,-The
4 body OF Mr., Howard T, Thornton, who
4 died Tuesday night was to-day sen,
1 Ito Haymarket.s Prince William coun-
4 ty, Va, where the intermcnt was
a made. VI 4,
Funeral services oftN1rs. ". Travers
who died Tuesday, will be held from
ST. Mary's Catholic Church Tomorrow
morning, She was hfty-three years
oid
The body yof James Beavers who
died at New Alexandria. Fairfax coun,
Etys was to-day forwarded to Manassas
1 Ya.5 where the. burial was made,
n Airs, Bettlc ~. Walker.
\, The body of Mrs, Bettia INlnstal
y sWalker, who died at q private 8hospita
There at the a SO of sixty lne,s was sen
to her old home al Gladys
n G'anpbeli scoun ty, Va. and, Inferred 4 p.
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