Obit of Harve W. Mobley
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             The Elliott County News 
             Friday, June 19, 1987 
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             Rites said for Elliott Native Harve W. Mobley 

             Morehead  -  Harve Weddington Mobley, 87, of Washington, DC, a native of 
             Elliott County died Sunday, June 7, at Sibley Hospital in Washington, DC. 
                 He was the son of the late Thomas Thompson and Rachel Reeves Mobley.   
             His wife, Mary Alice Greene Mobley, died in 1978. 
                 Mr. Mobley was an Army Veteran of World War I and for 20 years served as 
             administrative assistant to the late U.S. Rep. Carl D. Perkins. 
                 He was a Life Master Duplicate bridge player and had won numerous awards 
             and honors in national and international competitions. 
                Survivors include two sons, Thomas Clark Mobley, Laurel, Md., and Harve 
             W. Mobley, Jr., Cincinnati.  Three daughters, Joyce Ann Grymes, Wilmington, 
             Del.;  Mary Jo Walther, Burlington and Shirley Ruth Parker, Milford, Ohio; 17 
             grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. 
                 Graveside services were conducted Thursday, June 11, at Elliott County 
             Memory Gardens in Sandy Hook with Rev. Charlie VanSant officiating.   
             Grandsons served as pallbearers. 
                 Northcutt and Son Home for Funerals of Morehead was in charge of 
             arrangements.