The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
DEATHS

BROWN--The death Of MRS. LUCY A..
BROWN. and estimable and lovely
Christian woman. which occurred on
home Of her daughter. Mrs. O.. G.
Wright, in Jarratt. Va has cast
over Dur community a pail OF sad.
ness and depression. Her life is in.
terwoven with the sweetest relations
OF home and the noblest works Of
Christian benefcence-the unvnrying
comment heard on every hand was
"a good m gone"
Mrs. Brown (nee Jarratt) was the
widow OF Rev. James D. Brown, OF
sainted memory. and her removal
from our midst means a distinct loss
to U village. and particularly TO
the church of which she vas an ac-
tive member.
The funeral took place from Higlh,
AFTERNOON. The large congrega.
tion present. and the numerous Moral
offerings, evidenced the high esteem
In which she was held. The services
Rev. r. Fl. WHITE, assisted by DR..
William II. Pitcher, Rev. Hugh Smith
and Rev. r. w. Bagwcll. all of whom
paid beautiful tributes to her Chris.
ttan character.
To the loved ones she left behlna
the loss is irreparable; In the home
be illed. three Children fa' su nSYss
her-Emma, the wife of Or. o. c..
Wright, Miss Bessyc and Mt. C. NJ.
Brown.
cARRINGToN-Dicd, Wednesday,
March o. at his home. Greenwich,
fripce fW4,llam sSnnty. Va the REV:
FERGUssON-D,ed. at the residences
srdson. sii North Twenty-sixth
a:is A. N, MARY EL1zABEiTH FER
GUsSoN. in tho seventy-ninth year
OF her ago.
Funeral from the above resistance
THURSDAY MORNING at II o'clock.
By request, no flowers.
Z. at her residence. LENA EMMA,
the beloved wife Of Stewart Fl. Harris
horn, short HIS. n: u and eldest
OF this city: aged thirty-ive years.
K1NG-Dicd, at the residence OF his
daughter. Mrs. j.. II. Gibson. 1ll4
Beverly Str Strset. M Mnyeh .: 1910. at $40
Funeral from Pine Street BAPTIST
Church THIS tThursday) AFTER
NOON at 4 o'clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances of the family arc re-
spectfully invited to attend.
KENDRICK-Dled, at Memorial Hosp,-
at 8 O'Clock, WILLIAM E. KEN
prick. son of William Meade and
f~fty.nInth Year OF his age. lie was
born In %Lynchburg, Va. and had been
in declining health for several years.
He a taken suddenly III Sunday
afternoon with pneumonia. he
daughters, Inez and Margaret Ken
drick, and two sons. Vivian and Nor
wood Hendricks: also a st%epdaugh-
ter. Miss Camille Wintersmtth. to
mourn their loss.
ia East FRANKLIN Street. TO
DAY tThursday) at % o'clock.
Burial private.
LOR LEWIS, son of Louvinia Lewis
will be from Moore Street Baptist
Church. West Leigh Street, FRIDAY
MORNING at IL o'clock.
MoRRIs-Died, at his late residence
noon, w. II. T. MORRIS.
Funeral from residence FRIDAY
MORNING at II O'clock. Internen'
sHARp-Died, at 2 o'clock yesterda,
morning, at st. Luke's Hospital
MRS. MARY NORVELL8 SHARE, tn,
wife Of AIR. James ". Sharp. Mrs
Sharp. who was a daughter OF tn,
late DR.. w. Leigh Burton, was $oper
ated on last Friday night for appen
dicitis, and appeared to be fairl.
we'll, but Tuesday night there wa
the end soon came, Beside her hus
band, who is a popular and we'll
known business man-secretary an
treasurer of Cottrell Saddlery Com
pany-Mrs. Sharp leaves four chill
dren-tWo sons and two daughters.
Tho funeral will occur THIS AT
TERNOON at A o'clock from 81
James Episcopal Church, and the In