The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-21
OBITUARY
Vic. Mnry G. CIrmep..

tSPtci'i 10 me Tunes Dispatch
Salisbury. \. G., April 2O.-Mrs. Mary
G; Clement wife OF Dr. l.. II C,i.mcnt
dled ut her home In SALISBURY enrlv
inns morning. Death was caused by
serious for several days. but not until
yesterday was hope lost. A number OF
tended Ny DR. Mason. OF WashinEton.
- g. = noted specialist, who was called
10 Salisbury. She is survived by her
husband, Or. J.. II. Clement. a former
president of the North Carolina Bar
Association; by four sons and one sis
OF Salisbury, who was Assistant Al
ITorne,yy y, undor Governor Glenn:
physician OF Atlantic City, who was
called here TO be with his mother IN
her illness: Donald Clement engaged
in business in salisbury, and Louis H.
Clement. IT, a student a, the State
uniNerSitE The sister is Mrs. l.. II
Robert Matthews
special 10 The Times Dispatch
gram anlp %.s ys A hG T"A 'ele
Mrs. Robert Matthews from the pro-
prictor OF the hote! in Hot Springs.
Ark. where her husband was stopping
ann9unGinE Mr. Ma,thcws's sudden
as Il shock 10 BIS family and friends
IN ,Culpeeper although he had been In
Matthews was about forty years old.
the only son OF the late Joseph and
Eliza stringfellow. Matthews. and q
cousin % the famous Confederate
scout. Rev. Frank StrinEfcllow. He is
survived By his wife, who was Miss
watkins, and one daughter, Elizabeth.
twelve years ago. Mr.. Matthews was
engaged in large mercantile and
lumber business at Elkwood this
cipally engaged In the lumber and tic
business: was senior partner In the
garded MS one Of the most prominent
business men lin Culpeper. rs he was
Gn nw of Gibson The most RopaIar fr Sag'a III
the family. left Tuesday night for
Hot Springs and is accompanying the
neral will take place tomorrow from
his home on East Street.
Mrs. Miles r.. Heath.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Scottsville Va. April 2o.-Mrs. Miles
II. Heath. sixty eight years old. died at
her home b here ycsterdn,Y a. n d2$e
from the residence tomorrow after
noon at . o'clock.
band and the following children: Thos.
Heath, of Columbia, $. C.; Lindsay
Heath, OF Esmont: Scott Heath. OF Lex
instoD, and Mrs Martin Moon, OF Rich
mond.
Funeral of Miss Virginia aunrlcs
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Amherst. Va. April 20.-The remains
9ed Miss XrSiG Pain wes 9ua TSrsS %no
arrived mere yeSteruty AFTERNOON ana
Harrison. n. IT. Stinnett. Ward Hill. r.
G. Ogden. Eddie Richeson. and Sam
were conducted by Rev. ]. NJ: Coleman.
pastor of the amherst Baptist C Chn I1,a,,
Point. Those accompanying the body
from High Point were Joe Dobbs and
Miss Nellie. w. Dobbs nephew and
Tyree and Macon Waller.
John jackson Corbin.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Culpeper. Va. April 20.-.Iohn Jack,
son Corbin. well known farmer. died
at his home near Amissvilie this week
three sisters. Funeral services were
held by his pastor. Rev. Charles Glen
ent, in Amssville Baptist Church We'd
wns In the Baptist Cemetery.
Peter II. Myers.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg,. Va, April 2O..Peter
Fr,da ysr near Gresnmouni ' RocRingham
County III the Civil War he served
the Confederncy as Il member Of Cap
tain Chew's battery. He leaves seven
children, including Daniel I. Myers and
Mrs. Martha lpglse; both Of 1Lynehhurg,
College.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Staunton,, Va. April ,2o.-Dr- Fred
turtle with him last August while on
and fractured his skull, and who had
since fingered, died Friday night at
hts fathers home.