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sIrenee du Point Dies,
Noted IndustrioIist

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 10
(APD .-Irenee du Pont, last of
the three brothers who led the
DUPONT company from a small
explosives manufacturing con-
Germ to the position Of the
worlds largest diversified firm,
died here today. He was IS and
had been III for some time.
Mr.. dupont, who made 81 q
week on his first job. was pres
ident Of the DUPONT empire for
seven years, 1919-1926. Upon
his retirement he became vice
chairman Of the board, a posi-
ton he held until 1870. He
served as a member Of the fl
nance committee until 1916.
He severed formal connec-
ton with the firm in May,
1859, when he retired from the
Board Of Directors to be sue
ceeded by his son, Irenee, jr.
But he maintained active in
terest. visiting his office daily
as long as health permitted.
Three Principles
Born December 81, 1876, near
Wilmington, Mr.. DUPONT al
ways said he based his indus
trial success on three princi-
Piles: Cd It's nice to be friend
ly with competitors, (2) q busi-
ness fails when it doesn't make
money, CD sometimes a man
has to swear at his colleagues
to drive home a point.
Mr.. DUPONT had a strong
formative role in the growth Of
the acknowledgements firm
founded by his great grand
father in 1902. AS president he
led the company into major
areas Of diversification, .di-
rected its reorganization into
the decentralized lines under
which it now operates.
The seventh dupont to head
the business, he was the second
Of the three brothers who in
succession were presidents. Pr
ere s. DUPONT, the eldest, died
in 1854. Lammot DUPONT, the
youngest. died in 1852.
Graduate of NIT
Mr.. dupont was graduated
from the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute Of Technology in 1897 and
received his masters degree in
chemical engineering from the
same school a year later.
Then he took a job as a
mechanic in Wilmington ma
chine shop at 50 a week. He
revealed that salary figure for
the first time when at the age
OF 70 he testified at a Federal
antitrust action against the
dupont company in 1850.
United States District Judge
Sylvester Ryan, presiding, COM
mented:
II made 81 more than Mr..
dupont did when I started
out"
After his machine shop ex-
perience, Mr.. DUPONT was in
the general contracting BUSH
ness for a time. He joined the
dupont company in 1908 and
organized a construction divi-
sion Of the black powder oper-
ating department. From 1905
until he became president IA
years later, he served as an. as
sistant treasurer, assistant to
the general manager and man.
ager Of the development de-
partment.
Had Nine Children
He was married in 1900 to a
second cousin. Irene Sophie
dupont, and the couple had
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

CrematOrlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RIA. aIIlI
2 Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

Very eftsn q cord Of fhsnks
in The SsaF meets g need
which cen hereby be solved in
snY other WoY. Net enlY is
Il o srseievs expression ct
srofisUds 10 those Who hsVs
sent Herol tributes but also
eeVHssvslY acknowledges the
services end hndnsssss' Of
tho many 10 whom O ps1enol
note Of thanks cannot well be
meilsd o. whose names end
addresses ore not kAsWn.
Insertion Of O cord Of fhsnks
moy be orsnssd BY tsIsPhonO
10 The SSar, Y. 5000.
The Evening end SVndGY StaT
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Y, HATTIE. Officers and mem.
, bers Of Forest Temple, No.
p, J. B. p. o. E. OF w.,
4 are hereby notified of the
death Of Daughter HATTIE
4 HENSON. Elk services on
Saturday, December Il, 1858,
at ] pm, at Peoples Com
: Church, llth and G sts. ne.
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MOORE, STEWART l., sr. An emer

gent communication Of
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge,
No. ~, F. A. A. NJ, Is
hereby called for 7 pm.
Friday, December 20, 1888,
az the TakOma Funeral
Home, 2S4 Carroll st. NV,
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Had Nine Children

He was married in 1900 to a
second cousin, Irene Sophie
dupont. and the couple had
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GUDELSKY, IsADORE N. In lasting
tribute 70 the memory Of ISAD0RE
M. GUDELSKY, who has departed
70 his eternal rest. The Beth. Tikva
its devoted friend and patron, and
extends sympathy to his wife and
BETH TTyA gocKvnLE-wHEA-
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WHALEN, EDITH. Members of Miz-
A. pah Council, No. ;, Daugh-
MM& tiers of America, are hereby
notified Of the death Of SIS
Ne.HH ter EDITH WHALEN. Re
YE%T mains resting at the Nalley
I'LL Funeral Home, 300 Rhode
Island ave. me-, until Satur-
day, December n, 1858, at II am,
VIRGINIA GERRETT, Councillor.
LOUISE DYER, Secretary.
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e2s AnOAIh6 NJ OILlCGI2
and members of the Epi-
curean Club are requested
to attend the funeral serv-
ices for our departed
charter member, THOMAS
r. FITZGERALD. The re-
mains are resting at the
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MILLER, JAY RONALD. On Tuesday
Re E1Ts y Lnu lSs2. At $50 pm. q
Annapolis, Md, JAY R0NAi h
MILLER, aged "a, Of Il. d. !, Can
Loeb Haven, son Of Carl Miller, sr
and Esther kaufman Miller. I'm.
neral services will be held on Satur
gay December n, at pm, AZ
The Shindler Funeral Home, III;
p pD1sn Duk H,,s s. York. Pa; Intemenl
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day, December Is, 1858. al the Wash.
ington Sanitarium and Hospital
STEWART L. MOORE, Sr., Of ISIS
holly ave. Takoma Park, Md, be,
father OF Patricia M. SharTar ana
Stewart L, Moore, jr.; grandfather
o. Frank L. Sharrar III and Charles
Michael Sharrar and brother Of Mrs,
Lee kobey, Mrs. Frank Dudley, Mrs.
Sam Morthington, jr., and Miss Nil
dred Moore. Friends may call al the
Takoma Funeral Home, 25l Carroll
81. NV. parking opposite), after
pm. Thursday, where services will
be held on Saturday, December q,
at " am. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Contributions TO the Moore
Memorial Fund Of Viers Mil BaptiSt
Church would be preferred.) 20
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hENSONS HATTIE. On Monday, De-
cember Is, 1858, at her residence,
1881 Constitution ave. n.e.. HATTIE
HENSON, beloved wife Of William
h. Henson, mother of Evelyn Ander-
ington, mother-in-law of Hattie Dean
Henson and sister-in-law Of Annie
Miles. She also is survived by nine
grandchildren, twenty-five great
grandchildren, fifteen great-great-
grandchildren, five nieces, five neph-
late Mrs. Henson win lie in state al
the Peoples Community Church, 18th
and G stS. me-, after 3 pm. Friday,
December 20, where services will be
held on Saturday, December n, at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services by Stewart. 20
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DFatha

PRICE. MARTHA WEBB. On Tues
DAY. December ~, 1853, Al Walter
REED Amy Hospital, MARTHA
WEBB PRICE Of l2o46 Milton 81,
Wheaton, Nd, wife Of Joseph p.
Price, mother OF sally H., Martha
R., Joseph B. and Stephen B. Price.
sister Of Mrs. William r. Glendon,
Mrs. W. Kent Martling, Mrs David
Burnham and Richard T. Webb. Mrs.
Price rests AZ the Warner E. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, et3l Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, where
friends may visit after J pm. Thurs
day parking iacilities). Service viii
Be held on Friday, December 20.
at the Warner Memorial Presby-
terian Church, lol23 Connecticut ave,
kenSington, Nd. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. "
REID, ELLA r. OF "a 9Th 81. Sc,
December Is. 1858, sister Of Edward
Williams and Edna p. Anderson.
Services al Chambers GEORGETOWN
Funeral Home, 3O7z VI ST. nv, on
Friday, December 20, al N am.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. "
REID, ELLA ID. Officers and men,
- - bers Of Pride Of Washing
A&A ton Council. No. Is. Daugh-
tiers Of America, are hereby
KET0 notified Of the death Of
Ef4n7S Member ELLA d. REID.
I'LL Funeral at u an. Friday,
December 20, 1853, from
Chambers Funeral Home, 3o77 N
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MILLS. JOHN =: On Wednesday, De.
Sn Blandford st., Rockville, Nd,
beloved husband Of Mary j. Mills and
kremer and Barbara IoughIir "
also Is survived by eleven grand.
children. Friends may call al the
tyson wheeler Funeral Home, l3jI
EaSt Montgomery ave. CRockyiIle
Plkel, Rockville, Nd. Services on
Saturday. December n, at 81. Mary's
SShtnohe Church; Rockville, Nd,
Cemetery. Aeo "a
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OhNHFbELLI HUBEKT O, on Tuaa-
SS:s sA RHfSf%fiE j. ~ ) s e a.E.
devoted husband Of Mrs. Edith "
Campbell. He also leaves two step.
sons George and Harry Murray;
Homzelle Palmer, Mrs. Annje SIM r.
mons Mrs; Doris Slater and Mrs.
Elizabeth johnson, all Of Baltimore.
MO- and Mrs. Marion Brewer Ok
washington, ID. c., and many other
relatives and friends. Friends may
an on friday December 20, after
neral services on Saturday, Decem-
Per y, at ] pm, at the Zion Ban
Isl Church. $50 Blagden ave. NV.
tne Rev, Carlton Deasy OFFICIATING
itnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
pSry: Arrangements by Alexander s.
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COLMAN' SIDNEY. An emergent
:; !! !! !; !: ! D
NY Home, 9TH st. and Mass.
W ave. me-, for the purpose
Of conducting the last Masonic rites
for our late brother, SIDNEY COL
NAN. Graveside services In Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
iomiS CHAP. S ecretsIrv. MAs'el'
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CAMPBELL, ROBERT C. COMPANIONS
~ q Prince han Chapter. No.
lRN 10 5 s. NV ~ As cn Frids a.
MN December 20, 1853, at
ii pm, for the purpose az
conducting the ROYAL Arch
funeral services for eur late Com
garion; ROBERT G: CAMPBELL.
LLOYD A. TYLER, Secretarys
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cember % IY63. Members will as
semble at the Timothy Hanlon Flu
neral Home, H4e Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Thursday, December ~, at
pm, where National Guard Of
Honor services will be held.
william william n. M.cKENNA, Comdr;
JAMES KEHOE, Judge Advocate.
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Tuesday. D ecembeT +, NJ Ia, " c1A Rn
ENCE M. VENABLE, jr., I Husband 5'n Of
Mary, c. ,yenable, father Of Clarence
y. xenable III, son Of Mrs, Mabel
Eenanie and brother Of Mrs. Clifton
Grannis Of Front Royal, Va. ReIa-
1 yves and friends may call at the
S0ahhs Funeral Home, 1927 l4th st.
n.W2 wnere services will be held
on Friday, December 20, at II am.
lnterment Mount OliYet CemeterY-
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TURNER, JAMES A. OF German
husband Of Maggie Turner, father Of
James A., Ralph c., William E.,
Charles y. and Evelyn B. Turner,
Mare winston and Alma Du Vall;
ices at Chambers Funeral Home,
I400 Chaplin st. NV, on Friday, De
cember 20, at 1890 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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DAVIS, VIRGINIA A. On Wednesday.
3l7s Carpenter St. Sc, VIRGINIA.
A. DAVIS, friend Of Mr.. Thomas
Onofrio. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 9Th st. and
Mass. ave. n.e., where services will
be held on Saturday, December ~,
at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 20
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cember 10, 1858, at her residence,
1883 Eye st. n.e.,. Apt. z, ANNIE
O'BRYANT, beloved mother of Mrs.
Lillian Prince, Michael, Garrett, Law
renee, TilmOn B. and Mollie O'Bry-
ant, sister of Thomas Garrett. She
also Is survived by five grandchil-
dren, four great-grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs.
0'Bryant may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 90 H st. me-,
after pm. Thursday, December y.
from the Mount Airy Baptist Church,
" L st. NV, at III am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Fam.
lily may be contacted at 1853 Owen
place ne, 370-3704. ~
PAYNE, CHARLES. On Friday, De-
cember 70, 1858, at the District Gen
eral Hospital, CHARLES PAYNE.
Funeral and interment at Campbell
County, Va, on Sunday, December
n. Arrangements by DOvie G. Brooks
and Otis F. Allen. 20
PEARSON, HARRY H. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. December 10, 1853, in
Marshall, Va, HARRY h PEARSON,
beloved husband of Carrie o. Pear
son, grandfather of Patricia Peyton,
brother Of Mrs. Taylor Riley, Mrs.
Ida Sutphin, Mrs. Virgie Shipe, Mrs.
Minnie Rutherford, Maurice and Ran
dolph Pearson. Also surviving are
two great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Royst0n Funeral
Home, Marshall, Va, where services
will be held on Friday, December
20, at pm. Interment Marshall
Cemetery, Marshall, Va.
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MAN0S, PETER A. On "Wednesday
December 10, 1858, at Circle TEL
race Hospital, PETER A. MANos a
IeU North Franklin I'd, Arlington.
va, beloved husband Of GLADYS j
Manos and brother Of John Manousos
and Mrs. George Cardasis, Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, wis,
ave. and Harrison st. NV. parking
on premises). Notice of services later
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COOLEY, ISABEL VIRGINIA. On
her home, u Walker ave-, Gathers.
burg, Md, ISABEL VIRGINIA
COOLEY (nee Collier), beloved wife
Of William s. Cooley and mother
Of William c. Cooley Of Aspen Hill
I'd, Rockville, Nd Also surviving
are. two. grandchildren. Mrs. Cooley
3l6 East Diamond ave., Gathers
burg, Md, Notice Of funeral arrange
ments later.
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HART s.TIS.y WILLIAM Il az, t E Pr Sunday De-
loved brother Of Thornton J. Hart,
Ursaline H. Davis and Carrie H.
Smith Of Gary, Ind. He also leaves
70 mourn many other relatives and
friends. Services and interment pri-
vate. Arrangements by the Univer.
sal Funeral Home.
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cember Is, 1853, at the washington
Sanitarium and Hospital, MABEL M.
MYERS Of US Whittier st. NV, be.
loved wife Of Prof. William H. Myers
of George Washington University,
mother Of Mrs. Janice Hughes OF
Lyle Creek, Calf, and Theodore c.
mother of John and Karen Myers,
Roeanne, Roxell and Jayne Hughes.
Friends may call at GaWler's Chapel,
wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premises), where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, Decem-
per 20, at ]: 30 pm. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park. IL
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brother, STEWART i. MOORE, ST.
ROBERT L. MORRIS, Master.
JAMES H. FORD, Secretary. 20
JEFFREY DOUGLAS.
OF S007 18th St. NV, on Wednesday,
December 10, 1858, son Of Douglas R.
and Barbara Jean Morrisette; brother
Of Cherry Lynn MorriSette. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home, 1855
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, on
Friday, December 20, at lois am.
Mass Of the Angels at St.. Francis
ave. me-, at am. Interment Fort
Iinc0ln Cpmalarv
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,g'1' WAhCELLUS. Suddenly, on
tuesday, December ~, 1858, MAR.
CELLOS MOORE Of lAo2-A Half 81.
s.M;' pelovec uncle Of Bernard, Henry
and William Scarborough. Jsn,ss
Prtchett and Anthony Lucas. He alSo
Is survived by one brother-in-laW.
the Rev. W. c. L. Scarborough;
other relatives and many friends.
AFTER 4 pm. Thursday, December I9,
friends may call at Frazier's Funeral
Home 3sS Rhode Island ave. NV,
where services will be held on Fri.
day, December 20, at " noon. the
hev. Charles f. Fields officiating.
terry. (Casket will not be omen after
serNicesl e'
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NANNEY, BESSIE H. On Tuesday,
$50 North Military I'd, Arlington,
Va BESSIE H. NANNEY, mother
Of Mrs; Mable NJ. Turner OF the
home address and Thomas d. Nancy
of Fort Worth, Tex. Also surviving
are three sisters, three brothers,
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home, 390i
North Fairfax drive, Arlington, Va,
where services will be held on Fri
day.. December 20, at z pm. Inter.
ment National Memorial Park,
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NANNEY, BESSIE. The officers and
: i: !. : Z !
- members of Clarendon Rebekah
kgN Lodge, No. 20, are notified OF
~ the death Of Sister BESSIE
IN NANNEY. Remains are resting
Ulh at the Arlington Funeral Home,
~ Fairfax drive, Arlington, Va.
HI MABLE TURNER,
" Noble Grand.
- THELMA SMART, Secretary.
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Re r,onal Mlnht;on

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hartig and
daughter. Penny, and Marcy ST.
manske are spending 10 days at
Virginia Beach.
Dr. Charles C. Fishburne, Jr.,
left last Thursday for Columbia,
S. c., where he joined his sis
ter, Mrs. Herbert Phillips. They
left for their cottage at Edisto
Island, S. c., where they will
spend the rest Of their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fergu-
son, Jr., and children, Jackie
ard Steve. have returned after
a vacation last week at Cape
Cod, Mass.
B. s. Dyer, Of Pulaski, is
spending some time with his
son-in-laW and daughter, MIR.
aid Mrs. Leland Sanford, while
his daughter. Mrs. B al ar d
Groseclose, is spending tw o
months in Europe.
Here from Fincastle on Satur-
day, as guests of her mother.
Mrs. Elto Schroeder, and Miss
Mary c. Womack were Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Yourg and children,
Michael and Nancy.
Miss Kay Whitfield has com
pleted her studies at the sum-
mer session at William and
Mary and has returned to her
home here.
Mrs. NJ T. GoWen. of st. Ste
phens Church, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Epsie Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.. Blan-
ton have returned after spend
ing a week at Mays Head, N. C.
Their daughter, Joanna. and two
cousins. Sardra Eddins. an
Beth Hopkins, of Lynchburg, ac-
c0mpanied the Blantons. Sandra
returned to her home here with
the Blantons and Joanna went to
Lynchburg with Beth for a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Blanton drove to
Lyrchburg on SUI nd ay and
brought her home.
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Mrs. Harold Garrett, M rs.
Warren Kernodl e and Miss
Anna Dickhoff were delegates to
the American Legion Auxiliary S
45th annual convention in Roa-
noke, July 1923.
Mrs. R. B. Crawford spent the
week erd in Richmond with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. w. D. Billings, and re-
turned home Sunday evening
bringing with her her grandson,
Pat Rey oil DIS, of Houston,
Texas. who will spend some
time with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. j. C. Wheat and Mrs.
Charles Murdoch, both Of Rich
mond, spent a few days the
middle OF last week with their
mother, Mrs. Thomas G. Hardy.
There during the week end were
Mrs. H a-rdy US granddaughter.
Miss Margaret Murdoch, and
two Of her Richmond friends
who will attend LongWood Col
lege this fall.
Mr.. and MIS-. w. H. Baldwin,
Jr., and daughters. Miss Judy
Baldwin and Susar., were guests
of the American Legion Auxll-
iary at the Patrick Henry Hotel,
Roanoke, on Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Bald
win attended the banquet and
ball given by the American LIE
gion at Hotel Roanoke that
right.
Miss Elizabeth Robson re-
turned home this week end after
taking the nursing course this
summer at the University OF
Virginia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baldwin
Jr., Miss Judy Baldwin and SUI
san were in Crozet on Sunday
to attend the christening Of Mrs.
Baldwin nephew, Carlton Alex
ander Barrett, Jr., at Emman-
uel Episcopal Church, at Green
wood. Mr.. Baldwin was one OF
the godfatherS.
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Speas Family Holds
Reunion At
Bear Creek Lake

The Speas family reunion was
held at Bear Greek Lake, Cum
berland county, on July 28 with
126 members of the family pres
ent. A picnic lunch was served
with food plentiful and delicious.
o. l.. Speas was the oldest
there He is 70 years young. The
daughter Of Garnet Speas. Eliza
beth Anna. age six weeks. was
the youngest. H. H. Speas drove
the longest distance. He lives in
HopeWen.
1t was voted that the reunion
be held next year at the same
place on the last Sunday in
July. Arlie Speas. of Cumber-
land, was elected president and
Mrs. Ethel Speas Porter. of
Richmond, secretary.
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Miss judith Lynn Sullender,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Buhrman Sullender, Of Eagle
Rock, was married on Sa urday.
July u, to Edgar Davis Brooks.
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Davis Brooks.
The Rev. irwin Orndorff per-
formed the ceremony in the
charel OF the Central Methodist
Church. Clifton Forge. in the
presence Of close friends and
the inmed ate families.
walter Buhrman Sullender.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Noblin and
children have returned after
vacation visiting relatives at
Virginia Beach, Norfolk. and
Gloucester. They also afforded
the game in Richmond last Sun
day night between the Wees and
indianapolis.
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BrO0ks-SulIender Ceremony Held
In Central Methodist Church

father Of the bride. gave his
daughter in marriage. Edgar
DAVIS Brooke was bess man for
his son. Mrs. Hunter Oliver,
nlatroli Of honor and sister Of
the bl ide, was her only atten-
dant. F. Martin Hegepeth, Of
R.chmpnd. was usher.
Folio wing the reception at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Oliver. the couple left for a
Southern wedding trip.
upon their return, they viii
reside in Richmond.
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Miss Betty Booker Smith left
on Sunday for Radford where
she will attend the sea summer
workshop for incoming 10 G al
presidents and representatives Of
the Student Cooperative Associa-
ton. She is the 1963-64 sea
president at Prince Ed v I d
Academy
Doug Willard, Of the Norfolk
Naval Air Base. was the week
end guest Of Miss Barbara Jean
Trear and her parents, Nh. and
Mrs. John Trear.
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Attend Roller
Family Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Noblln and
son, Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Kernodle and sons, Carl Lee and
Sid. and Nh and Mrs. Cary
N 0blin attended the Roller
family reunion at Glover, Hall
fax county, On Sunday
Miss Dorothy Overc as h is
visiting Miss Eloise Strader in
Winchester.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Koch
have returned from a visit Of
two weeks with their son, Arthur
E. Koch, III, and family at Ce-
OAR Bluff They We're joined
there by their other son, Ora
ham Koch, and family, of Dal-
las, Texas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-30
Betty Putney
Returns From
Roanoke Visit

Betty Putney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter G. Putney. re-
turned home on Sunday after a
two weeks visit with her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Brown. and cousin, Lisa Jesse.
in Roanoke. While there, she
spent a week end at Maybry
Mill On Blue Ridge Parkway and
also visited Monticello at Char
lottesville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-30
Miss Moss Weds
l.. L. NeUt0n, T.
On Saturday

The marriage of Miss Alice
June Moss daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Moss. to Luther
Lawrence Newton. Jr., son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Newton. all of
Dillwyn, Buckingham county,
took place at 8 pm. July 26. i'll
the First Baptist Church, of Dill
Wyn.
The Rev. John W. Adams Of
ficiated.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Bill Lewis
Moss, Of DillWyn.
Mrs. Bill Lewis Moss was ma
tr8n Of honor.
William Garnet Garrett. of
DlllWyn, was best man. Ushers
Wase LinWood Smith Newton and
Timothy Lawrence Janerson.
4 reception vas held at the
home d the bride.
THE courle will make their
hane ii Buck cham county
AR. and Mrs. J. P Pullen, Of
DanvllIa. ALI visiting their son
ialaW ana daughtar. Mr.. and
M i. Claude Pritchard. Jr