The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
OBITUARY
Mrs. Arthur ID. Brown.

Mrs. Arthur ID. Brown.
Mrs. Emma Ii. Brown. widow of Ar
thur d. Brown. died Thursday night at
the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
II; Mcdowell, wife of the Council com
years old. She leaves three daughters
Mrs. Mcdowell: Mrs Richard w. Jones
The funeral VIII take place this after
noon l, at $50 o'clock from Pine street
Baptist Church lnterinent will be
Miss Ann y. Qunrlcs.
Miss Ann s. Quarles. one OF the old
her home, Z East Main street.
Miss Qunrles was born at Woodbury..
in King William County. abou, lS22.
Quarlcs and D!ccy Pemberton his wife
and a granddaughter of Major Thomas
who saw active service In the War Of
the revolution. Her father enjoyed
great proinincnce in his time. serving
as n major in the War of 1912.
MISS Quarless connections cnbra ced
some OF the most prominent families
of the state. She was Il niece OF Mrs.
sin OF the late DIR. o. A. Crenshaw. and
n sistcr-in- law to the late Samuel d.
Denoon. Miss Quarles enjoyed the
distinction OF being the Oldest mem
this city. both in point of age and
length of membership, having Joined
t mat church under The passionate of
enty years ago. During all these
l Eears her gentle Christian life and
large circle of friends
me funeral Will take place from the
o'clock.
Greensboro. =. G. Febr u"i, IL
h Mev. BENJAMIN l.. Beall. .. D.. died at
MS home here this morning. aged
Oldest minister IN the Southern Pres
bytcrian Church. He was educated nj
ppg E,ntntn Ga. and later attended
dained as n Presbyterian minister at
the age OF twenty. and for sixty years
Was activeiN engaged in ministerial
work, lie had been in failing health
lot the, past several years, and was
not actively engaged in the work AT
the time of his death.
Mrs. Fannie Christian.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
i.ynchburg, Va. February 14.-AIrs.
FANNIE Christian, widow of G. w. Chris
tian' died this morning at 1910 O'Clock
at her home in Clifton Forge after a
weeks illness. Mrs. Christian was for
merry resident of this city and was
wen known here. The funeral will
take place in clifton Forge to-morrow
morning, and the body will be brought
here for burial, the interment being
arranged to take place at tho Presby-
midday train from Clifton Forge Mrs.
Christian survived her husband six
years, and she is survived by an adopt.
ed daughter, Mrs. g. w. Rodcap. OF
clifton Forge, and Swo sisters. Miss
Nina Irwin, of Clifton Forge, and Mrs
Il. NJ White, of Lynchburg
Charles Wesley WorIey
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Lynchburg, Va, February IL
Charles Wesley Worley. aged sixty
six years, died this morning at his
home, 2612 High Street. death being
due to paralysis He had been i'll for
three years. Mr.. Worley was n Meth
odist. having connected himself with
Trinity Church years ago. Surviving
him are his widow and the following
children: w. T.. G. e., ]. a.. w. T., L..
w. and f. y. Worley. and Mrs. j. w.
Craddock, Of Lynchburg, and n. III.
Morley, of Roanoke
Mrs. Pnttic w. Roberts
Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
Louisa, Va, February 14.-Mrs. Pat
tie Vale Roberts. who had been in de-
clining health for some time, died at
the old Vale home. near Oakland, on
Wednesday night. She is survived by