Mrs. Flori nee Crossman,of Revere,
ii lalo been tim guest
ot Mr. and Mrs. .\. P. Roberta, has
id home. She WM eCCOni
patlied by Mrs Lol.erl.-, who will
.,i weeks tl
.Mr W. ll. Bundick, wile and chil?
dren, Oakley and ludith, ol Poco
and Mrs. L. B. Spent er and
tyler, of Stafford county, called
here recently hy the sickness ami
death e.i Mrs. Parks, have each re
. ;o their ho
Revel Justis, three
nhl, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Justis,
died at their home al Huuting I
lay morning of tonsliitis. Fu?
neral si rvices were conducted by Rev.
ii .'i Clayton and interment made in
I emeleiy.
Ou Wednesday of this week Mr.
and .Mrs. <.'has. T. Hopkins gave a
birthday dinner in honor ol their
lather, Mr. John ii. Hopkins, his
inlversary Among the guests
wore Mr. and Mrs. J. P. L. Hop
Mr. T. S. Hopkins, Mr. John ll. Hop?
kins and wile ami son, Stephen,
ILA. Lewis aud daughter, ('.ipi. A.
L Le wis, John T. A lille, Sr.,
th Lewis and Miss .Maria
Deaths.
.Mr. Major Bayfield, a wed known
ind highly respected citize ? of Ac*
. died Sunday night at Hie
Eastern State Hospital, ag< d f8 y ears.
mains arrived al Bloxom on
. ;y and alter funeral services by
W. L. Warran, were
. d in ceiueie i_, ni Bethe I Bap
areli. Cue son, Mr. John K.
Ira. J.
A". Barnes and Mrs. David I. Bloxom
inrvive lum.
.Mrs. Julia a. Downing, a highly es
i respected
rhuraday, 17th inst., at the iiome of
wt daughter, Mrs. Margaret Mears,
(fid's Nest, aged SO 3
funeral services and interment at
mk Baptist Church on Sunday,
conducted bj her pastor, Rev. J. W.
