Richmond Times Dispatch
Tuesday, February 12, 1935
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from her home at Stanley, six miles south of Luray for Mrs. Willie Shuler Graves, 47, wife of Charles N. Graves, former clerk of Virginia Legislature and at present commissioner of revenue for Page County. Her death was sudden at the University Hospital early Sunday morning of infection resultin when a bone lodged in her throat. She was taken to the Charlottesville Hispital on Thursday. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Jean Graves, member of Stanley High School faculty; her mother, Mrs. William Shuler; a brother, Edwin Shuler, postmaster at Stanley, and the following sisters: Mrs. Reuben Miller, Leaksville; Mrs. Morris Dunlap and Mrs. Rufus Kibler, Stanley; Mrs. Grace Outerbirdge, Bermuda. Interment will take place in Graves's Chapel Cemetery with Elder R. H. Pittman of Luray officiating.
Tuesday, February 12, 1935
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from her home at Stanley, six miles south of Luray for Mrs. Willie Shuler Graves, 47, wife of Charles N. Graves, former clerk of Virginia Legislature and at present commissioner of revenue for Page County. Her death was sudden at the University Hospital early Sunday morning of infection resultin when a bone lodged in her throat. She was taken to the Charlottesville Hispital on Thursday. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Jean Graves, member of Stanley High School faculty; her mother, Mrs. William Shuler; a brother, Edwin Shuler, postmaster at Stanley, and the following sisters: Mrs. Reuben Miller, Leaksville; Mrs. Morris Dunlap and Mrs. Rufus Kibler, Stanley; Mrs. Grace Outerbirdge, Bermuda. Interment will take place in Graves's Chapel Cemetery with Elder R. H. Pittman of Luray officiating.
Richmond Times Dispatch
Tuesday, February 12, 1935
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from her home at Stanley, six miles south of Luray for Mrs. Willie Shuler Graves, 47, wife of Charles N. Graves, former clerk of Virginia Legislature and at present commissioner of revenue for Page County. Her death was sudden at the University Hospital early Sunday morning of infection resultin when a bone lodged in her throat. She was taken to the Charlottesville Hispital on Thursday. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Jean Graves, member of Stanley High School faculty; her mother, Mrs. William Shuler; a brother, Edwin Shuler, postmaster at Stanley, and the following sisters: Mrs. Reuben Miller, Leaksville; Mrs. Morris Dunlap and Mrs. Rufus Kibler, Stanley; Mrs. Grace Outerbirdge, Bermuda. Interment will take place in Graves's Chapel Cemetery with Elder R. H. Pittman of Luray officiating.
Tuesday, February 12, 1935
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock from her home at Stanley, six miles south of Luray for Mrs. Willie Shuler Graves, 47, wife of Charles N. Graves, former clerk of Virginia Legislature and at present commissioner of revenue for Page County. Her death was sudden at the University Hospital early Sunday morning of infection resultin when a bone lodged in her throat. She was taken to the Charlottesville Hispital on Thursday. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Jean Graves, member of Stanley High School faculty; her mother, Mrs. William Shuler; a brother, Edwin Shuler, postmaster at Stanley, and the following sisters: Mrs. Reuben Miller, Leaksville; Mrs. Morris Dunlap and Mrs. Rufus Kibler, Stanley; Mrs. Grace Outerbirdge, Bermuda. Interment will take place in Graves's Chapel Cemetery with Elder R. H. Pittman of Luray officiating.
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