The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Thomas Il. WOLF
IN MEMORlAM

memory OF our father
CHAS. J. DOBBINS, SR.. VINO de-
parted this life four years ago.
We grleye for you when all Is STILL
May God with you abide;
Nv mind is allied with vain regrets
AS on the night you died
As the evening sun is setting,
Ofttime as ! sit alone, ..,,
II my dear husband could only
eoin' H'' HIS WIFE
How I miss you, my dear tatneF'
Yes. I miss you everywhere
AS around our lonely freside;
HIS SON.
Home that once was bright and
Now is always sad and drear;,
Loving hearts that once were oapy
New are always aching here.
We know that all must part and
suffer,
Christ once suffered on the cross.
To thee thy death has been thy gam
To us a heavy loss.
HIS LOVfNG DAUGHTERS.
oMoHUNDRo.-CHARLEs FITzRoY
OMOHUNDRO, a wealthy and widely
known farmer, born Novsm5er ,ai "a
at s:45 P NJ. In bis sixty-thiitha a Ses al:
County, Va. after several months OF
illness. He was buried Tuesday al
P. NJ at Beaver Dam Baptist
ChpTch Of be Ehif I'm e ne Wss Of %idoWs
charlottesville, Va, of which he had
been a member for thirty years, and
conducted by Rev. J. J. White, pas
tor of Beaver Dam Baptist Church.
in the presence of a large crowd
The active pall-bearers were; C
H Evgenbright Sol Kaufman W.
col, r. II. WOOD, Marshall D:n~iddie
and w. G. Gallispie, all OF Char
lottesviIle. Va
HonoraTy Pallc cSs,ir va oeinEE p
Monroe, Brookneal Va; ]. E Lane
Charlottesville. Va; John Blue. Lau-
T S5ISsm. \ \ G. e and J. H. Disss' East
Mr.. Omohundro married Miss Kate
Hudson. Of Fluyanna County:
recently died(. about forty years ago:
His wife and eight children survive
him-Mrs. E. B. Harris. of Altavista,
Va; Mrs: J. W: r; Smith. OF Academy.
j F. Loving. of Morgantown. w.
Va: Misses Kate and Mabel ONO
hundro. Keswick, Va: r H ONO
hundro. of Griffin, Fla, and C. Root
Mr. Omohundro is also survived by
four brothers and four sisters-J- F
Omohundro, Hunters Lodge, va ).
7. Omohundro; Greensboro, N v g:
Samuel Omohundro. Mullins. S. G;
Mrs E. V. Jones and Mrs. J. G
Baughan, Poindexter, Va: Mrs j. W
H hgdsSn' c amer n 1 e. ali Of whom
are prominent in social and business
circles.
the oldest and best known families
seventh generation Of his family
since they settled In Westmoreland
County in 1867. He was also the
great grandson of Richard Omohun-
dro. the first high sheriff of Flu
wanna County. who settled near
Bremo Bluff. and his venerable
friend. General Cooke. Of Bremo.
of Miss Tranquilla Wilson and John
Flint Omohundro. now dead. OF
Hunters Lodge. Fluvanna County, a
highly respected. prosperous farmer
and business man or his day; also a
brother of the late George c. Ono
hundro. of Charlottesville. Va;
Mr.. Omohundro himself had been
thirty years in the manufacture- of
lumber in Virginia and other Southern
States. where he was largely inter-
ested and well known. He leaves a
ginia and other States. who mourn
his death
CAMDEN-In loving memory OF our
beloved mother. MRS ANNIE HALL
CAMDEN, who dieu nine years ago,
February 10. 1904.
We had a loving treasure once;
She was our JOY and pride.
We loved. oh. perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died
Have you a mother?
Love her well
While she is spared on earth
Wait not till God has called her
hence
To know her precious worth
Asleep in Jesus.
BY HER CHILDREN
loving remembrance OF
MAY c. CLARKE. who died jan
uary 81. 1918.
Dearest May. thou has left rs.
And thy place Il vacant here.
But we cherish In our bosoms
Hopes OF meeting over there
where there Is no hour OF parting:
All Is peace and Joy and love:
And we'll sing our Saviour's praises
In that brighter world above.
Yes. we'll meet up there together.
on that bright, celestial shore.