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Mrs.
Tyler BOLING, 57, of Burke's Garden, died in St. Lukes Hospital
Feb. 26. She was before marriage Miss Mattie FOX, daughter of
the late Stephen and Aggie Greever FOX. Mrs.
BOLING
is survived
by her husband and four sons, Wiley and George, of Burke's
Garden; Dr. Robert, of West Virginia, and John of the Medical
college of Virginia, Richmond. She was an aunt of Dr. Will
SHAWVER, of this town. Funeral was held at the Central church in
Burke's Garden on Wednesday afternoon. Services were in charge
of Rev. Charles TUSING, of Danville, Va., a former pastor, Rev.
John REPASS, of Bristol and Rev. C.F. LUNDY, of Tazewell.
David
C. COMBS died last Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
George FORESMAN, in Beckley, WV. Mr.
COMBS
was about 90 years of
age and had been an invalid for the past two years. He formerly
lived in Carroll county, were he engaged in farming. Mr.
COMBS
is survived by his wife, one son, F. H.
COMBS, a prominent
lawyer of Grundy, two daughters Mrs. George MCGUIRE, of Grundy,
and Mrs. George FORESMAN of Beckley WV. Funeral services were
held at the old home near Galax, on last Thursday.
Funeral
services for William Ben DAVIS was held at the county Farm
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 24 at three o'clock. Mr.
DAVIS
was 72
years of age and had been at the farm for five years, coming
from the Bandy section of the county. For fifty years he had
been a resident of that community, owning his farm. Due to the
extended illness of his wife, her death, and his own sickness,
he lost his home. He is survived by a half-brother and a
half-sister, both older than himself, who live at Iaeger, West Virginia.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. T.A. FREEMAN.
Posey
Martin HAGY, 74, died at Pisgah Sunday afternoon, after an
illness of several days of pneumonia. Mr.
HAGY
is survived by
his wife, formerly Miss Laura Jane WILLIAMS, and six children.
Funeral services were held at Pisgah church, Monday afternoon at
2:30, Rev. Mr. DAVIS and Rev. Mr. HILL officiating. Mr.
HAGY
had
been a faithful member of the church for years and will be best
remembered for his consecrated life to God. He came to Sunday
school regularly as long as his health permitted him to do so.
His presence at church was always appreciated by the Sunday
school, because he came with this Sunday school lesson
prepared and always had some worthwhile thoughts to contribute
to his class, therefore, he will be missed very much by the
Sunday School.
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