Mary J. Jones Dies After Long Cancer Illness
Mrs. Mary J. Jones widow of Osburn Jones died after a long cancer illness at her son Raleigh T. Jones's home in Jefferson County Virginia. She was born March 45 1837 in Shepherdstown and aged 72 years 5 months 3 weeks. Survived by son Raleigh T. Jones daughter Nannie V. Jones four grandchildren. funeral at Southern Methodist Church conducted by Rev. H. V. Wheeler with interment in the church cemetery. Mrs. Jones joined the Southern Methodist Church early in life and was known for her Christian faith and retiring disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prucetown
Mary Jones
Osburn Jones
Raleigh T. ‘Jones
Jefferson County
We Va
Mrs. Jones
Shepherdstown
Wa. Va
Raleigh T. Jones
Nannie V. Jones
Southern Methodist Church
H. V. Wheeler
Jones
Brucetown
Richmond Couple and Miss Sumption Return Home
Mr and Mrs Walter Russell of Richmond and Miss Minnie Sumption of Falling Waters have returned home after visiting at the home of Mr Ellsworth Boxwell on East Water Street.
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Walter Russell
Richmond
Minnie Sumption
Falling Waters
Ellsworth Boxwell
East Water Street
Human Hearts A Fine Attraction on TV
One of the decade s most notable plays is W E Nake ville s Human Hearts to be shown on television. The feature highlights the dramatic work and its reception.
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W. E. Nakeville
Miss Gallagher and L Phillips Bid Farewell Tonight
Cheir shows last night at Empire with Gallagher described as the woman with a man's voice and L Phillips the laughing comedian. A fine line of pictures costs five cents with showtimes from 6 to 1.
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Cheir
Empire
Miss Gallagher
L. Phillips
Visitors to Preach at John Mann M E Church
Visitors from the district conference now in session at Martinsburg West Virginia will fill the Sunday pulpit at John Mann M E Church. A quarterly conference is set for Monday evening at 8 o clock. Misses Bertha and Winnie Cole of near town and their guest Miss Faola Wagner of Grafton West Virginia visit Stephens City friends. Miss Clara Slagle and her niece Miss Pauline Hartsock visit Rev and Mrs Slagle at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on South Market street. Alson Hott, two months at Mrs C M Hott in Thurmont Maryland, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann
M. E
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bertha
Winnie Cole
Near Town
Faola Wagner
Grafton, W. Va
Stephens City
Clara Slagle
Pauline Hartsock
Arthur E. Slagle
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
South Market Street
Alson Hott
C. M. Hott
Thurmont
Local Visitors Return From Family Visits
Mrs Elizabeth Heironimus returns to Brooklyn after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry R Bryarly at Peyton Street. Mr and Mrs C Vernon Eddy and son John Eddy return from Fairfax County and stay with Mrs Eddy's parents Capt and Mrs George W Kurtz on South Main Street.
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Elizabeth Heironimus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry R. Bryarly
Peyton Street
C. Vernon Eddy
John Eddy
Fairfax County
Mrs. Eddy
Capt
George W. Kurtz
South Main Street
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