The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-30
Thomas NJ. Mourning.

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Thomas NJ. Mourning.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Mourning died yester.
DAY afternoon at 1880 O'Clock in New
LiISt, M THN he fought through the
Clvll War and was q memuer oe Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans. The III.
neral, complete arranE ements for which
lave not been made. viii take place
Ir"h R the n9ms OF o1 Ms daughter, Mrs.
Fulton.
,lr. Robert r. L. ToIcr.
!, = Mr.. :. R t,sa T. L. Toler died yester-
Mrs. ". s. Doughty. No. 2lOs West
Gary Street. In the seventy-fourth year
OF his age. Arrangements for the fu-
Mrs. u. II. COodloc.
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Acton, VA, January 29.--Mrs. B, II.
5Goodloe. wife Of Mr.. B. H. Goodloe. Of
oman. one of Nelson county's most
at her home after tedious and fingers
ing illness. which she bore with the
patience and fortItude which had al
Ways characterized her daily life. Mrs.
81 her age, and was before her mar
friaSe Miss Josephine Williams, daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. w. L. Williams, OF
a.',e a prominent emit physician or his
representing Nelson county In the Leg.
isiature for several terms.
Besides her husband she is survived
Of stanton. Mr. W. G. Good!oe, Of
Nelson: Mr.. Benton Goodloe, Jr., Of
Washington; Mrs. Annie Downer, of
A I. Mrs. Myrtle Basil and Mrs.
Mrs. Tonne Reynolds. OF Newport
News: Mrs. Ethel Martin Of Nelson,
and Misses Bessie and Cara Goodtoc,
IF Nelson. She leaves also sister.
Mrs. Pr. Smith. OF Miller. School. and
two brothers. Messrs. Charles VIII
iiams and Ed. Williams, OF Nelson, and
u wide connection of relatives in Nell
son and Albemarie counties.
The funeral services Will be held to-
morrow at Hebron Baptist Church., of
which she had long been a member. by
the II, Rey- ,, p; " Bilings. and the ntsr.
'burying ground at Hebron.
Rev. William Nee. Junkfn.
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CHk1STlANSBURG. VA, January 20.
the death Of Rev. William McC. Jun
kin, which occurred after an illness
of three days at cringju, Korea, on
January I'd.
Mr.. Jvnkin was a son of the late
years old. He graduated at Hampden-I
married Miss Mary Leyburn Of Lex
ington. who with four children survive
Korea by the Southern Presbyterian
Church, and had worked for thirteel,
years among the native Koreans. He
had expected to bring his family to
motifs. At the time Of his death the
mother. Mrs. Bette NJ. Junkln, on ths
10th Of December, had not arrived,
Mr.. Junkin leaves five sist ter; I,.s
William Edelin, Of Kansas City; Mrs
u. r. Eoff. of Hartford, Conn: Miss
Margaret Junkin, Mrs. Arthur Arnold.
and an aunt, Miss Matte Montague
four 5broth -Messrs. Frank, George.
Garnet and Captain D. NJ Junk n.
Mr.. Junkin was devout minister and
had devoted his n life 4, e R his work.
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BEDFORD CITY, VA. January a.
The funeral services OF Mrs. EN-.
Campbell Berry took place this morn
James NJ. Berry. on Bedford Avenue,
conducted by Rev. Dallas Tucker. rec
tor Of St. Johns Episcopal Church q
mhieh she ns WAS apd e gnaed
Auxiliary Missionary Society and
Guild OF the, church. There was a
ass aissns esty e % nsfa'oss ana
admlration.
MS: Berry vas q native Of Gal
VeStOn,s 4'IeS,,36WnenCS ABOUT tsR9 fifteen
years ago she came as the bride of Mr..
James N. Berry, and by her attractive
person rare Intelligence, culture and
lovelincss of character soon won her
whom she came In contact. She Is
survived by her husband and six chill
dren, who are Ellaoise, Mary. Clark
| Gdmon'a, Nellie and Georgia, the two
last twin Infants, only ten weelss old
! Scarce less devoted to her are the chill
| dron OF Mr.. Berry's first marriage. who
are Mrs. George Miles. Jr, James and
Tom Berry. IN l, AZ Sf 3gsE
| Joseph Rl1cn OraMfnrd. .