ston Baptist
the Rev. J.' D. A. Aut^.afLa ftrow
had charge at tha graveside. Dr. Caw
Or. Carr, tha aaa of jfea lata Rich
ard R. and Virginia Speight Carr, of
Greene county aad FarmyiIJe,
born September 28, 180C.
Surviving am hia wife, Mrs.
Rouse Carr and daughter, Battle Lee,
of La Grange, and a adatar, Mra.
James a Schmus, of Portsmouth, Va.
Dr. Carr was educated at tha Uni
versity of Worth ChraHna and
Medical College of Virginia, at Rich
mond. He did his interns work at
Memorial Hospital in Richmond and
practiced medicine a year in Farm
ville before World War I,
which ha Barred tor two years
Nary. After the armistice in 1918,
he opened office# for yaactic^in La
Grange. He had bean a member of
the ataff of the Memorial General
Hospital. Kinston, since its founding
in 1920.
He was a member of the American
Medical Association; the State Medi
cal Society, the Seaboard Medical As
sociation and the Lenoir County Med
ical Society. He served the latter as
president some few years ago aad
was active also as a past commander
of the La Grange Anauiean Legion
Post
Relatives and friends attending the
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. CSwlton
Carr, Miss Hattie Carr, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Chrr, Mr. and Mrs. Flare Dar
den, Miss Tabitha DeVieconti, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron C. Turnage, Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Lang, Mr. and Mm. R. A.
Joyner, James Out and W. J. Ras
berry.
Deaths and Funerals
Wilbur Lee Skiimer, 26, died at
Dixie Hospital, Hampton, Va., Mon
day. Funeral services were conduct
ed from the Farmville Funeral Home,
Wednesday afternoon, at 3:00 o'clock,
by the Rev. Z. B. T. Cox, pastor of
the Christian Church. Internment was
made in the Wilkerson cemetery near
Farmville.
Mr. Skinner is a native of the
Farmville community and a veteran
of World War II.
Surviving are a daughter, Jo Anne,
his father, Boy Skinner. of Hampton,
Va., and a sister, Mrs^Mark Glenn,
of Snow HilL >
Mia. Blea Pittard Wattes, 64, wife
of George T. Welton, of Marlboro,
died at bar home Monday evenir
after a long illness, the pastor of
Hawkins Msthodist Chapel, war Hali
fax, from which she was buried, of
ficiated in the final rites, at 11:00
o'clock Wednesday morning. Inter
ment was made in the Corinth Meth
odist Church cemetery near Emporia,
Va, at IKK) o'clock.
Mrs. Welton was the daughter of
the late Jeeee Pittard and Mrs. Tabi
tha Jenkins Pittard.
She M aurvivied by two daughters,
Miss Lois, of the home, and Mrs.
Jamas Joyner, of Newport News, Vs.;
two sons, George and Woodrow, of
Farmville; a sister, Mia. Frank W:
King, of Littleton.
14 months old
'. and Mis. B. a Phil
to a brief illness,
home of her a
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This the 20th day of November,
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