Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....West, Frances Ray October 27, 1934
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Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark October 28, 1934

Mrs. Frances Ray West, aged 65, widow of Harry L. West, a native of 
Lunenburg County, and one of the best known women of the Southside, died 
last night at 6:50 at her home, 118 Hardy Avenue after an illness of several 
years. Mrs. West had been a resident of this community for 40 years and in 
her younger life was actively engaged in church and social welfare work. She 
was an active member of Memorial Methodist Church, Niemeyer-Shaw Chapter, 
Daughters of the Confederacy and for a long term of years was president of 
the local chapter of the King's Daughters.
Mrs. West was a daughter of the late Rev. George H. and Mrs. Virginia 
Chambers Scott Ray and is survived by two children, Harry Ray West and Miss 
Frances Lee West, of this city, and two brothers, Dr. A.C. Ray, Ashland and 
the Rev. George H. Ray, of Amherst County.
The body was taken to the J.R. Williams Funeral Home, 1027 Chesapeake 
Avenue, pending funeral arrangements.
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WEST, MRS. FRANCES RAY - At the family residence, 118 Hardy Avenue, a native 
of Lunenburg County, Va., and a resident of Berkley 40 years, MRS. FRANCES 
RAY WEST, widow of Harry L. West and daughter of the late Rev. George H. and 
Mrs. Virginia Chambers Scott Ray, aged 65 years.
The body was removed to the J.R. Williams Funeral Home, 1027 Chesapeake 
Avenue, South Norfolk and will be taken back to the residence Tuesday 
morning.  Funeral will be conducted TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock in 
Memorial Methodist Church.  Burial in Magnolia Cemetery.  Please omit 
flowers.

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark October 29, 1934

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