Miss F. Harris, a lifelong resident Angarrack, passed away Wednesday, April 14. She had been in ill-health for the past two years, and bore her illness with much patience and great fortitude. She was a keen supporter of the Methodist Church, Angarrack, and for many years was a class leader. Miss Harris was well-known in Hayle as business woman conducting a wool shop in Fore-street, Copperhouse, where she made a large circle of friends, who will greatly miss her. 

The funeral took place on Saturday at Philiack Church. The Rev. 1- J. S. Treweeke officiated. 

The mourners were:—The Misses Hilda and Rose Harris (sisters), Mr. W. C. Harris and Mr. P. Harris (brothers), Mrs. Rutter (sister). Miss M. flutter (niece), Mrs. ' E. and Miss E. Osborne (cousins), Mrs. W. C. Harris' (sister-in-law). 

Also present were: —Messrs. W. Sampson. T. Rutter, J. H. Cock, T. Cock, P. W. Williams, M. Harvey, Mesdames Brown and Harvey, Misses Juleff, Runnalls, and Terribly, Mesdames Whear and Keasf, Bryant and Whear, Shpwbrjdge and Eddy, Messrs. Hampton, Higgans, J. Whear, J. Jackson, E. Harris, J. Bryant, D." Walters. R. Pascoe. -and others. 

The bearers were: —A. Bryant, E. Ellis, E. Miles. E. G. Whear, j. Rutter, and R. .Teffery v 

There were numerous floral tributes, 'Deluding:—"With fond memories of Florrie." from her sisters and brothers; "Tn fond remembrance Auntie Florrie." from Bill, Betty and Baby Robin: «we?te~t memories of Auntie Florrie,'' from " With lovinrr memories of Vlorrie.'' from 'Jack and Vio'et : from "AH 1 : the " JefFerys, Mellaneweth Mr. and Mrs. and Kon•nofh The Cass and .Society of Methodist Church; from "Johanna"; Mrs. Whear and Myrtle; Mr. Williams; Miss J. White; Annie, Bertie, and Tom Eddy; Mrs. Rae; A. Bryant and family; Mary and Richard; Vnnie, Winnie. Pauline, and David; the Group Secretaries and Committee of St. Michael's Hospital Contributory Scheme.