Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Eley, Sally Ann Jones September 4, 1936
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Norfolk Ledger Dispatch September 5, 1936

Mrs. Sallie Ann Eley, aged 69, died at her residence, 49 Main Street, Hilton 
Village, yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. She was the daughter of Edward Jones 
and widow of Llewellyn Perrengton Eley. She is survived by one daughter, Miss 
Curtis Marker Eley, of Hilton Village; one sister, Mrs. W.D. Keeton, of 
Lawrenceville and four grandchildren, Monroe E. Jordan, Curtis Eley, Jr., John 
Grayson and Lawrence Darden Eley, all of Newport News. Mrs. Eley was a member of 
the Christian Temple, Norfolk.
The body was removed to the Graham Funeral Home, Jackson and Jefferson Streets, 
South Norfolk, where funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 4 
o'clock. Burial will be in Magnolia Cemetery, Berkley.
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Mrs. Sally Ann Eley - Funeral services for Mrs. Eley of 49 Main street, Hilton 
Village, who died Friday at her residence, will be conducted this afternoon at 4 
o'clock in the Graham Funeral Home at Jefferson and Jackson streets, South 
Norfolk.  Burial will be in Magnolia Cemetery.

Norfolk Virginian Pilot September 6, 1936
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Mrs. Sally Ann Eley - Funeral services for Mrs. Eley, who died at Hilton 
Village, were conducted yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Graham Funeral 
Home.  The Rev. C.E. Pleasants, pastor of the Hilton Village Methodist Church, 
officiated, assisted by the Rev. Archie Acey, pastor of 
Memorial Methodist Church.  The Rev. O.D. Poythress sang "Life's Railway to 
Heaven," Mrs. L.W. Vaughn sang "Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown," and a trio 
composed of Mr. and Mrs. Poythress and Miss Gladys Hanbury sang "We'll 
Understand It Better."  The attendance was large and there were very many 
flowers.  The casket was covered with Easter lilies, gladiolas and asters.
Pallbearers were L.W. Vaughn, D.B. Roberts, Joseph V. Leiby, J.C. Eley, Monroe 
Jordan and Walter Keeton.  Burial was in Magnolia Cemetery.

Norfolk Virginian Pilot September 7, 1936

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