Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Crock, At las residence. !iZl Hanover
Avenue Hcniafnln II. berry. aged "a
years. lie caves his wife AMI two
daurhtcrs funeral notice later.
Macrnl services OF Judy
babncy vii! ta"e place Monday. J.n.
d"rc" OF Sir Gordon wallace. cary
Stree; Road. al che friends. white and
Cu!oTcd. Of thu. :niih!u! s.rvau, Judy
babn"y. are invited 10 attend The
'un"ra! VIII be In charge OF no pastor
- The Second BAPTIST 'c"!oredl Church.
devoted member The ial!bcarers VII
b. the male mouioera and connections
"t the family 70 whose service III. j..
In the Departure .. Judy. so faithful
and true. ono tecls how Immense Is Inc
~ Tho South. and wha; aHe race were
th"tt ola NiTEiniN innIuu.."". and what
debt IL due to them. Defercrtial and
l"H'e. h"Err speaking harsh word or
hNFHor.nE IN UNPLEASANT thought. they
were lov'd and respected hy young and
came TO NANNY Judy with childish
aches and pains. Sh" w!i"d away their
tears. -Four generations az elders coz
hach TO her their troubles Ana were
Cu;utortcd.
Born in the county Of Gloucester. viz
father OF the family while the cons were
IA III" Confederate Army and Navy
hsh,inE 'os southern freedom. In $40
che cam" - uur.e IN the family Of
Captain maxwell 7. Clarke, o. this city
whose father and mother snc h.I served
10 Hi"ucesi.r Count W.ih HIN. aud his
Gordon Wallace. III" remained a. nanny
UNA! death claimed her Living more
than the allotted span ~ mor: than
four sro!c years. which :: fun o, labo:
and sorrow, no one kncH. Judy Dlbn-y
has been called ~ tho Master 10 e,er.
nal Tes;. True. 80 every occasion true -
cheerful to the last. We shall not look
uron her Ike again. Cor NANNY. vho
. .aII . ".ss1,mir"' me- g9n" 70 HIN who
INIT" N". FOR o; such IS ;uc kingdom OF
* hSTEiDE Rt;-Di.d al tho ,sS!dcnca o.
her parents. South Vine street. sat.
Elizabeth KaStclbsrr. infant daughter of
NJ and Mrs. JOS. +. KSstoIbcrg. Jr.
Monday. January -. at !! i ". later.
i"e"t III. Calvary Cemetery.
y loved one from us has rome.
\ voice we loved !. st!Ncd:
n,Iee i, yae"n, IN "nr homo
Died At IN: .csidSnoc OF hts
Aycnne. sunday morning. $50. F. F.
'nou-n :he!r loss two sons. e. 4. Mar
,'h; T.. w martin; ,hr"e dlurhiers Mrs.
s M.t hG r; Mrs Il L. Gregory IT.
Ncihichem lutheran church. o'c:oci;
lh;"-nlent In lakewood
NJ Sp%-D:ed a; his residence. no 6
"G'ih Addison Street. Friday evening
a, 60 o'clock. william II. Mason n"
survived ~ one EoH. Stanley. OF
A'"htowr. IA. and three daughters.
ls'b"! and Jean Morrison ot this cl,y.
anu MIS-. Jos. -. Lyle. o. Suffolk. Va
funsr"! this tMondayJ morning a, II
"cIock !rom Grace Covenant pfethytcr-
lth InGrch. lh,crmen, In hollywood.
NJ 'NTAG uk-Dicd. a, K!nston. " G.
J"nHHr! .. James Iicrb"r; Montague Jr
IEeG ~ years. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
J! Montague. formerly OF Richmond
Funcral notice later.
SCOTT Died 1T his residence. "a EaS;
SIX four;a street, New York. January
= winfield Scott. Funeral private.
SMlTH-D!ci al Johnston WINS Sanntor-
.nn. sunday morning. January :, 1921
at 80 o clock, Jue I. Smith, OF Winter
rock. Va. wife OF Enion i. Smith.
EGn"!ai Wall take place Monday at J
l. VI. from Grace Episcopal Church.
corner Foushce ana Main Streets. he.
sides her husband she leaves an only
sister, Mrs. Erna Sir0thcr. Intermcat
R!v"rv!"w. Remains are now at Chris
t!aE's Undertaking Par!ors.
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