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MR. W. J. Pope - Cornishman - Thursday 30 December 1937

MR. W. J. POPE, AT PHILLACK.

When Mr. William John Pope, of Angarrack, Hayle, lost his life in a motor-cycle accident at Grigg's Hill, on Saturday, the sympathy of the whole of Hayle went out to the bereaved family.

Visible expression of that sympathy was shown at the funeral at Phillack Churchyard on Wednesday afternoon, when relative and friends from a wide area were present.

Rev P.E.F. Berry conducted a service at the parish church, and, after officiating at the graveside, spoke movingly of Mr. Pope's death and of the consolation found in the Christian hope of immortality.

Mourners and friends present were: Messrs. W. F. Pope (father), F.Whear S, Whear W, Ewart Whear (uncles), E.C. Webber (Truro, representing Mr. pope's friends at Truro), R. J. Dunn (Connor Downs), brothers-in law; C. Pearce (uncle), L. Bray, C. Bray, E.H. Whear, B. Rutter (cousins), F. Whear (Gwinear), Edgar Whear S,. Whear (cousins), J. Prisk, C.Johns, J.H.Woolcock, J.Oliver, J. and W. Jenking, E. Boaden, J. Gaul, E. Gaul (uncles), T.H. Cock (Angarrack), also representing Mr. J. Cock; W. Eddy, P. Morris (representing Angarrack Men's Instituted, of which the late Mr. Pope was a prominent meneber), J.H. Rutter, W. Rutter, J. Rutter, R. Johns, W.H. Dunn, D. Harris, S. Perry, J.T. Cock, W. J. Holman, R. Holman, J.T. Hosking, R. Rle, R. Jeffrey, sen and jun., J. Oliver, jun. F.C Williams, C.R. Lowman, W. Hocking, E. Mitchell, F. Jose (uncle-in-law), E. Rutter, J. T. Fitzgerald, S. Hocking, St Erth (cousin), Mesdames M. Hays, T. Drew, A. Salsibury, M. Richards, H. Hosking, H. Mitchell, J. Stevens.

The bearers were Messrs. H. Gilbert, D. Lawrence, J. Lawrence, W. Williams, S. Sullivan and J. Bryant

Beautiful floral tributes were received from: His sorrowing wide and children; his heartbroken mother and father; Gran and Granda; Gran and Aunt Gertie; sorrowing sister Ruby, Ewart and babies, Truro; sorrowing sister Elsie, Bob and John Dunn, Connor Downs; uncle Fred. Emily and family, Gwinear Road; aunt Emily, uncle Jack, and family, Hayle; aunt Mille, uncle Bob and family, Angarrack; uncle Willie, aut Crissie and Peter, Troon; uncle Sid, aunt Lil and family Praze; uncle Ewart, aunt Eva, Leslie. Hayle; aunt Hazel, uncle Clarence and Gerald, Angarrack; John, Annie, Violet and Gladys, Hayle; Lillian, Tom and family, Hayle: uncle and aunt and cousins Connor Downs; uncle, aunt and family at Ivy Mount, Angarrack; aunt May, uncle Albert, and family, Copperhouse; uncle Edward, aunt Annie, George and family, Angarrack; cousins Edward, Mabel, and Ellen, Carn Brea, Illogan; Mrs Broad, Illogan; Uncle Sam and Emily, Angarrack; Mr, and Mrs Hy. Dann, Boy Harry and Hazel, Praze; Mr and Mrs Williams and family, Angarrack, Men's Institute, Angarrack, Mr. and Mrs. Rae, Angarrack, Mr Olds and family, Angarrack, Bertie and Tom, Angarrack, John Bryant, Angarrack, Donald, Angarrack, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, Reg and Leslie, Angarrack

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